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, 1890-01-25
Crooked Express Agent Arrested.

LAREDO, Tex. Jan. al. 4. White,
formerly express agent of the United
States Express company, running be-
tween Chattanooga, Tenn, and New
Orleans, and who was accused of being
implicated with others in stealing bag
gage from the Queen Crescent Railroad
company, and who escaped to Mexico,
was am rested at Hotel Hamilton, in Lare-
do, this morning by Sheriff Sanchez.
White Is held Tor a requisition f.om the
governor Of Mississippi. The real name
of White is said to be Latner. by which
he was known when employed as express
messenger.
, 1890-01-25
DefauIter and Suicide

New YORK, Jan. 24-George Louns-
berry, cashier of the postoffce in this city,
shot and killed himself this afternoon at
his home in Hackensack, N. j. Investi.
CATION developed the fact that his &C.
counts were short to the amount of
$4,000. He had been away from the
CITY for three days, and this morning sent
a telegram to Postmaster VanCott stating
he was confined to his house by illness,
and would attend to his duties as soon as
he got bstter.. VanCott being suspicious
all was not right set about Investigating
L~ounsberry,s accounts and discovered the
shortage. Louusberry has been cashier
since 1880.
, 1890-01-25
Compelled to Sign a Resignation.

PARIS, Jan. 24-Gcneral Boulanger
has sent a telegram to NJ. Paul Deroulde
and his colleagues in the chamber of dep
uties who led the recent revolt in that
body when NJ. JOHN attempted to speak,
congratulating them upon showing them
selves to be the real defenders of univer
sal suffrage. NJ. Martineau, a member
of the chamber of deputies, who recently
seeded from the B~oulangist party, en-
tered a meeting of Boulangists here last
night. He was Immediately attacked,
kicked, cuffed and spit upon and com
PEELED to sign resignation Of his seat in
the chamber.
, 1890-01-25

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Stocks again
showed an increase in the amount of bus
mess done to day, though the general list
no more than held Its own, the increase
being almost entirely due to renewed buy
ing of Reading, which became a leader of
the market again and scored a handsome
advance. The market closed firm while
dull, generally at small fractional ad-
yances over last night prices.
Government bonds duh and steady.
Petroleum opened weak at 1864, but
later first sales became strong and adj
yanced to l06s A slight reaction fol
lowed in which the market closed steady
at 1861. Total sales 379, 900 barrels.
WoOl-Market firm, fair demand. Do
nestle fleece 32937e.
American cotton seed oil. 28t.
Money on call easy at 2(43t.
Following are closing prices OF stocks:
Pacific Is. l6; Central Pacific. 343:
BurlinRton, 1913; Denver Il RIO
Grande, l63; Northern Pacific, 3Ik:
preferred l5t American Express, Is:
canada Pacific, J76a; Canada Southern
$50; Delaware, Lackawanna X Western
81; Kansas a. Texas. lot; Lake Shore,
lO4t; Louisville Il Nashville, S4t; Mich
gan Central, 95t; Missouri Pacific, 7Of:
Chicago & Northwestern, llOt;
preferred. l4l; New York Gen
tral, 10Y; Oregon Improvement.
I463i Oregon NAVIGATION, 100; Oregon
Transeontinental, 3G4; Pacific Mail.
Ssf; Reading, 39a; Rock Island
got; Milwaukee x st. Paul, 6Ss; Texas
Pacific, %; Union Pacific, 67s; United
States Express, Sc; Fargo Express, 1888:
Western Union, S44.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900. Market 10 to l5c lower. Beeyes
4. S095.2 20; steers. So OO(a4 so; stockers
and feeders. 81 $685. IS; Texans cattle,
81. 5093. so.
sheep-Receipts GOOD head. Market
strong and Sc higher. Natives,
50 SOFAS. so; western corn fed, S. oO@
$50; Texans. SO 50(94 40.
Wheat-Market firm. Cash rs; Feb.
ruary 76t; May S0t.
Corn-Market easy. January 29f;
February 29s; May 81.
, 1890-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-On motion Of
Grosyenor OF Ohio, the house insisted on
its amendment to the senate bill for the
removal of distractions from the Mis-
souri, river, and a conference was ordered,
The house then went into committee of
the whole burrows of Michigan in the
chair tor the further consideration of the
customs administrative bill.
The pending amendment was that offer
ed by Bayne of Pennsylvania, on section Is
providing that during pending any con
t%roversy or litigation about the amount of
duty on merchandise in question should
remain In he government warehouse and
under control OF the secretary of the
treasury, ETC."
After a lengthy discussion in which
Mchenna and others favored the Bayne
amendmnnt, 1t was rejected, as was also
the substitute Tor the whole section of
tered by Carlisle; this leaves the fifteenth
section as originally reported, providing
the owner, conslgnee or government, if
dissatisfied with the decision of the board
OF general appraisers, may appeal TO the
federal circuit court. The court decision
to be final unless the Judge thinks the
question OF such Importance as to require
a review by the supreme court, when he
NAV allow IN appeal.
On motion of Breckenridge of Ken
lucky, the amendment OF the nineteenth
section was adopted providing the section
shall not apply to merchandise imported
In coverings subject to rate duty equal to
or greater than GO per cent. The com
mittee rose and the house passed a Joint
resolution appropriating S75, 900 for a
public building and clothing for Indians at
La PUinte agency.
Peters introduced a bill to promote in
tercst in agriculture by irrigation. Re-
ferred. Adjourned.
, 1890-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Vice Presi-
dent Huntington Of the Central Pacific
Railway company, to day addressed the
senate select committee on Pacific rail-
roads, in explanation OF a plan which
would be acceptable to the Central Paci-
fc railroad for a settlement of its indeht-
edness to the government. His state.
Uent was practically a recapitulation OF a
longer one made bv him yesterday to the
house Pacific railroad committee.
, 1890-01-25

LISBON, Jan. ga large meeting
was held at Trinity theater last night to
start a fund for national defence. The
duke of Pomareas presided. A commit
tee of 100, consisting of leading citizens
and naval and military officers was ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions to the
fund. A number of speeches we're made
in which England was bitterly assailed
for the course she has followed in the dis
pute with Portugal and the French and
Spanish lauded tor their sympathy with
the Portuguese.
, 1890-01-25

OTTAWA, Jan. Administer of Finance
Foster gave a dinner to night which was
well attended. Among those present
were many members OF Ottawa society,
but members Of the cabinet were conspic
uous by their absence. The host and
hostess being prohi5ltionists no wine was
dispensed. Foster is gettiHg much ere dit
for the courage he displays IN r~rscnting
the ostracism of Mrs. Foster by the vice
~rOyolty.
, 1890-01-25

BINaHAMPToN, N. Y, Jan. 24'-Sing
Lee a Chinese laundrymen, and Mamie
Sweeney, a ~dissapated white woman,
were found dead in a Chinese basement
this morning. Physicians think death
was caused by chloride gas, generated
way from washing materials. Sing
Lee Is a relative OF a wealthy Chinese
merchant in New York.
, 1890-01-25
Jumped the Track.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Jan. PA street
car on the Champaign and Urbana rail-
road jumped the track this afternoon and
rolled down a twenty foot embankmept.
The car was crowded with passengers,
mostly women. Nearly all The passengers
were injured, five ladies' quite seriously.
II is not thought, however, the injuries of
nv will result fatally. -
, 1890-01-25

New YORK, Jan. z4.-The general
term of the supreme court has affirmed
the conviction of Herr Most and his SEN
tence to one years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary. Most was convicted of
using language tending to incite riot in a
speech at an Anarchist meeting Novem
Der. 1887,
, 1890-01-25

LAMAR. Mo-, Jan. 24.-Joseph Gar
rett, deputy sheriff and j%aller, shot him.
self through the heart yesterday He
left a wife and seven children. The only
motive for dependency was caused bv an
~untounded rumor that he had conpived
at a recent escape Of some prisoners.
, 1890-01-25

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Jan. "a
This evening while Postmaster Ray wal
alone in his Office W masked men en-.
tered, gagged and bound him, and robbed
the safe, taking $500 in money. 81. 900 in
stamps and considerable iewelry. Tbev
succeeded in making their escape.
, 1890-01-25
NatlonaI Bank, Capital sIoo. ooo.o oo.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Balentei, the
Brazilian minister, to-day received a cable
gram dated Rio Janeiro from Barboza,
Brazilian minister Of finance. saying:
Capital for the great national banking
institution to be known as the National
bank OF the United States of Brazil was
subscribed to day within fonr hours.
Capital 500. 600, 900.
, 1890-01-25

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-Wool quiet
and steady. Montanaua, 1870 25c; t,rri.
tory, 15(922.
Boston. Jan. "a. Sacks for the past
week have been heavy, but prices nomi-
nally unchanged.
, 1890-01-25

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 24.-Green
Braxton, a negro. was hanged in Jail here
to day for the murder of Lewis PuRh,
white, in this city in May of last year.
, 1890-01-25
Star shirt aUatsts 55c. at
S,nifa y HarrinstOn's

.cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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Gaiierlid nlb a6nislid Oeiterreid)=
1lHgariidcs @eneal= aOuiulat,
Rem 0prf.

Oas taiierlid unb f6niaIi@s6Herrei9
un8arifde 2Oniulat bieier Gtabt be.
i1einigt biermit, baB bic ungariiae
&egierung gum 56ub Ser einbeimiiden
Weine gegen JdIi6uEs in gusldnbiz
iGeu Mdrften, in 8~ubapefb, benz @e-
s~ierungsfiB, g1obe Seller etabIirt bat
CUR priifung, AusmabI, Gdluug III
Jlaimen unb @eriifitation Der beIsren
Sorteu, bes in l1usarn ~ge3pgenen
Weines.
9ieie certifieirten Weine tperben aus.
iGlieBii6 in 6lai1en berianbt un6 aIs
8eneis ibrer &einbeit, trdgt iebe 5laIde
am 6alie cine G1uBmarfe bes f0nigs
li6sungarii9en NderbausM inifieriunls.
Sir ben norbamerifanifden Gontis
nent bat bic &eeierung in go. co
groabzS Street, ytem Oort, cine genes
raj : Ngentur Der f6nlgli9sl,ngarii9en
aegierungs Weinfsler BON 8ubapefb
atablirt, mel9e Mgeutur bic Ser. 5taas
ten unb Canada nit Der in Bubapefb,
ME obeu geia9t unter oer Aufiidt Ser
ungGriI9ea Gegietung, cuff GlaI9sn
ge3ogenen Weiner. Deriorgt.
Hnnc & 80 ab1fab inb
bic ur bic t6nigli6 unga=
rif9e egierungs WeinfeIs
Ter ernannten Ngenten in
San MmtDnio.
Ser faiierl. fDnigl. &oninI.
Coca. paIit9ef.)
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Sn Der Wnfinfrabe b;erielbit befinoet
f6 bic &hferei bss Germ 6 o.. Marz
brp. Dur6 Nnf6affuug Der beifen
MaF6inen uno 8ei9dftigung tiidtiser
6anbmerfsr 1T es ibm %gelungen, fem
@tablihement BON Sabr 81 Sabr Su oers
polfommnen, unb bic BARN bergefteu=
ten @sgenhdnoe dnb ieber @oneurrena
getpa6ien Ober gar nod tiberlegen. ST
bot Die Gdier fir bic @itD. grauerei ge,
lisfert unb es fam fl6 Sober pon Der
bor3lgliden arbeit an oieieu Gdhern
uberaeusen. BeIonbers empfeblen mir
6armern, bic li6 Giiternen, Sants uiD.
anlesen mo0en, ben geiu6 ieiner Gas
brit. Sic iperoen bot reen beoient To-
wObl III 8e5ug auf preis als auf Site
Der getauften Mriifel.
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Gmtidaoigung fir alte SmDtauer.
Maubereien.

Ser Senais Nusi9uB fir Indian
Depreciation claims bat eineu 8elebesz
bOri6lag unter 8eratbung, tpelder fir
Seras BON gebeutufg 1T. Die beirefs
fenbe 8il betimmt, baB bic court of
claims in Waibinston = Der @eriGtgz
bof, wel9cr einseieBt lift, UNI bic ee9en
bic gunoestafie erbobenen 8elb Nns
fpriide gu entf9eioen bic grmd9ti>
gung baben lou, in 3ufunft aud ale
Nnipri6e fir S~iebhdble, ,pel1e bon
Snbianern ~beeangen morben finb, ars
aunebmsn unb CUR @nti6eibuug gu brin=
gen. slei6biel oh bieielben f1on friiber
benz Miuifterium bes Snnern oSer benz
GonsreB porgelegt iuorben Iinb ober
ni1t. Ser @eri9tsbof fol- bel ieben
urtbeil, ipel9es er auf @runb oes Sc
leBes fdat, ausin5ig MAIDEN, bon luel.
dem Snbiunertamm bic &dubsrei oers
iibt morben 1T, unb oh Die Ser. Staten
benz betrefenoen Stamms md Sabres=
ooer ionfige @elber I6ulbig iinb. ST
bas Der Gaa, 10 1T bic Dem Gldgsr 3ls
erfannte Summe aus ben betrefen6en
GOnbs gu 5ableu. 9Ommt ben Snbia.
nern aber nldis mebr 3u, 10 bat bic
Bpnbestahe bic Summe 81 5ablen.
IS Miro ferner befimmt, baB ale
Nnfprii6e ber s%enannten grt binnen
feds Sabren eingsreibt meroen miifen,
Diorigenfals iie unbetiidf6tigt bleiben
folen. Wie perlauiet, uHterliegt cs
taum einem 3peifsl, 5nB Der 8eiebts,
botfdlag bic Siaigurg Des @usfGu1ss
unb fpdter bee Gongrefes iiuOen wirb.
Slider 1T, baB bieie Nnfprii9en, beren
8ere6tisung i6On gu pieoerbolten 0ta.
len bonn 3ongrehe anertanut morben 1T,
enbli6 einmaI auf irgenb cine Weife
cine g~rlebiDung iinben milien. Der
getrag b~erienigen, weI6e biz iebt i'm
Department bes Jnnern 3ur unterius
dung aefOmmen finb, belduft ii9 auf
SIS, 000. coo, unb Der Staat 8eras it
baran uidt unbettd6tli6 betbeiIigt.
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: MnhrlheinIim mGhten hie

= 6einli6 m69ten bic 2eler
Der nGreien preRs" einmal erfabren, in
nel9er SiniGt vgbamberIain's Cough
&emeoD" better lit, als elm anberes.
Die SaGe perbdlt R9 10 Menn bies
Wittel mad 8ori9riit genommeu tpirb,
10 bri6t es Die GOIsen bet ftdrfftsn @r=
fdltung. ebe fi6 biefelbe nod rebt ents
tpideln lam. Sc linbert fofort unb
turirt bieielbe gang in elm paar Sasen.
4ein aaoeres MitteI ibut bies. gs
trirtt in naiirl;der Weiie. biIft benz
Organismus, GILES S9dbIi1e aus3u.
perfen uno siebt cine ttarte unb sefunbe
Contribution surid. Rsin nnberes big
iebt b~etanntes Mittel befbt bieie gigen.
f9aften. 2ein anberes beiIt cine gr,
tdltung 70 f6nea unb 70 griinolid. gu
so Gents unb 81 bic Gfaf9e. Gum Ser.
fauf BET IT. @obn & &c., ). &alteper
6 Sobn unb in allen Npotbeten.
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Wurum mami Hi0t mebr
malt. 0oa bu iamsr nod Inter.
liGt in Malea. Mlamie? Nsin, feit ges
tern nid)t liebr; i6 fnnu!e mslnen 9eb.
rer nidjt ausfeben, Warum ni0t2 Gr
bat 10 cine ltnaa9euebme NIlsorldspsi:
Ie. GS fa8te, meltR i'd rcd ldnger fO
fottfiib1e, 10 t6Hnts lii IS DielleiGt fpdz
ter fs1iig brIugen, elEe Jeu3 ipeib oaI51;
Hretd;eu.
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3ie bsnsritebenbe lteberraIdyuna.

Gin 8egriffe, bas SHnere unfsres Sc
i9dftslofales umaudnberrt, unb anbers
gu arrangiren, BADEN nit bsf6IoKeu,
uRieren Gunben eiue algemsine lebar:
ral6u1g 81 bereiten uno stpar in BET
Gorm eiiter Breiss &ebuftion,
iDel9e ON 5amitag ben 25. bs9iant.
4ae unb Sober fbnneH lib bon ben Cife=
rirten Bargains uber3eusen, penn fc
DprIpreden bei Sosfe Bros.
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Snhuensa=&ieS.

SD Deit nidt, mas ioll es ~bebeuten,
DAB Id 10 trauris bin,
SD bor' alle @lodcn lduten,
Das fommt bonn Mntipbrin.
Die Nadt lit idredlid seipeiem,
Sd magte fcin ause su,
SIM Bette mollt i6 leien,
SD fano basu feline Rub.
IS brummt uno iin9t int aopfe,
alS mie i'm aeflel Der Sbee,
Sogar Die 9aarc I'M S1opIc
3bun mir entiebli9 peb.
IS pridelt unD judi in Der 9laieu,
Nls pdren Stednabelu orin
IS lit elm 3uitanb gum &aien,
0n bilft fcin antiiebrin
Sd nieie mid idlieblid) gu 8ooe,
Sdlt Sdnupfen unb 6ieber nod an,
Dos bat mir bic arantbeit Der Wobc,
Die SnfuenSa 9etban.
(yW. 8aterI."
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NafienAer

Sd babe an meiner Grau peiier
ni9ts arssuieben, aber elm 8is9en
f6pabbaft III He, meme @oialinbel
SOY bann nennen Sic fe bod
EoiapappeI!
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0aa Nernienft fieaty

gBt mlniaen ~unieren Mlitbirsern mit5utbetlen, bab
mir Or. Sings neue8 Sfninbl u6tS : Seilmittel bereit8
iett elmer 0fetbe ppn Sabren r~ertaufen, ebenio Or.
sings NeIe 2eber Giuen, SudlenS @rntea Salhe unS
@leetrtc Sttter8t uno baB mir nien,alS Seilnlittel perz
tauft tdben, bic 10 gut Dgeben" pber bic 70 alsenein
~befriebt9t 9aben, ME btefe. gBtr sbsern feinen ausenz
bltd, bic @arantte flr bteie Miittel ieber 3et sa iber=
reeb}l1en rlno linp itet5 bereit, ba8 rerau89abte Sch Su=
BEN ~0feiultate 9eipl9t itub. OteIe Witttel p~erfanfen tbre
grpbe 4ppularitdt ibren eisenen @erbtenifen. Bum
gertduf III allen Mppt9efen une in Der Orpsuen Grip
gambling rpn DretB, Gbpmpipn II. Gp.
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8 inter- H 9TH.

.Mein DOCTOR bat mir ieben Weia
OerbOten; rau6en ioa i'd aud ni6t Il
sWber, meBbaIb nebrnen Sic benn
feinen anberen Doctor 2"
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Gin Sanieuo 9oaars 8elobnnna

mirb be3ablt fir bic Snformation,
pelde gu Der 9abbaftnerbung uno 8er=
urtbeilung be- Branoftifter fibrt, tpeIGe
Die Stalungen Der Seon Gan6e In Der
Na9t bonn 7, Sanuar 1890 in granb
iebten. @eorgeM ". GaFIemau.
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Sir Die 9erliuer 50loBfreibeits
gotterle pirb In ieber preuBii6en Staff
lber 100,0 900 @inDobner cine 2otteriee
Gpaeftur erri6tet tperben.
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~ Die 2ois ,mif6en benz @oper.
nements. 0tgel unb Der Sunfet : Yabn
perfaufen fd oebbalb 10 i9nel, neil es
cine portbeiIbaftere Oferte sar ni1t
Qiebt.
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@as fG orei &aa6ea in sSoranS'a
G6ee-Se6ea er,G6ftem.

griier Gnobe: v0err 5olanb! Sic
oertaufen beHeren Safee als irgenb
sSemano in San Intonio!"
3weitar 3nabe: % ia; meme
DIANA ia9t 9Oaanb's Safee if 3tuei.
nal 10 gut als i'm anOere perfaufen |! ("
9ritter Gnabe: rDir bolen an III.
isreu Gaifee bier unb She ebenfaas.
Mama niirSe tetneu anbern faufen!"
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Gin 9 santa f..

5efrctdr: Na, plimte, iparum f6iez
len sic f%orttodbreab mad Der ateibetz
btrFe9
Dldtar: NG. Serr @etrctdr, penn
i'd Sorfen iebe, muB i'd INNER On
G6meinebraten benfeu.
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u Wie gsp6bnli6 Iinb uniere
neuen NpOtbeter SIPS & SiIber=
i orn nit Der 8ereiiung bon &scep.
ten iebr bei6dfii9t, unb ibr @ei6dft i'm
Wlgemeinen nitnmt fetig gu, ba fe nur
bic beiiea Mebiciuen unb Sroguen, 70.
suie cine teide NusWabl Solhttegegerz
fdnoe 5u biai9en preifcn ~betfaufen.
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2r. 5. 6. Breeding, 3abnar3t.
Office Go. 231 0fi : 9Oulion StraBe,
San Wntonio. Spre9t bel inn Dor!
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6puam6's Sbee=2abeit

1T BON go. 245 mad $40. 237 Mefts
Commerce 5trabe, bier 3biiren rdber
5ur Bride, Dsrle8t moroen.
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r.. g., i6reibt: SD babe Or. 9ul'S Sultenz Spru,
BET rletten Sinperr, Bel meinen OienItbpten unb &c
mir ielbit an9eranht, unp i@dte ihn @plhes fertb.
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Niemanb fam elm freunpli6es @eIitt MAIDEN unb
letilen Selub a%ngenebm lnterbalter, ipenn Gtnen ba8
Sabnipeh pla8t iebpd lit bteisS llebel balp bnr6 ben
9ebrau9 RON Salpation Sel ~beiettist. GreiS % Gts.
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Wie bic 2eip3iger @aridts5situag
mlttDelIt, 1T Der unldngf 81 pegau in
5a6fen perbaftste Muar6iIf @Griftz
ieber 8runo G~einsborf. ii, Stem Sort
9iitarbeiter Dts Nnar@i1enbIattes rDie
Sreibeii" %getpeiea. Seine 8erbaftung
barfts nit bisEer Sbatia@e i'm 3uiams
menbanae teben.
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@asier : 3~pnfumtemten

Rnb bierbur9 bena@ridtiet, bab bic
WaHermietbe fit bas am l. Gebruar
1890 enbenbe 8ierteliabr nunmebr
hberfdlig 1T. Weun ni3t fofort 3abs
lung erfolgt, nirb bas Waher obre
iueitere Motia obgefeat neroen.
Waifertperf : Rompagnie.
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Wie bic 3eiger auf benz 3iHerblatt
einer ubr, 10 3eiet bic 8eidaHenbeit Der
6aut bic &egelmdBisteit ober unregel.
mdBigfeit on, nit melder bic innere
Waidinerie bss Weni6en arbeitet.
ausf6Idse, bdBIide 8ef6wiire unb
bartnddi9er alter Sdorf perbeu burG
bic Nntpenoung bon Samaritan Ner-
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tainted, ana there was an ugly ragged hole through
the top of his arm. Sane knclt down ana
murmurcd "Selp mc, | believe es dead. NeH'
II that amt my booming lack all over
But the ma IOr was destined 10 lead his batterS
aied for many a long day with mistaken nerve
He was removed and nursed aud petted into
cohEacsccncc, while the battery discussed 'nc
wisdom Of capturing SlmmOns and blowing nm
irvm gun. They idolzcd their major, and MS
temperance Oh parade resulted IN n scene no
where provided for III the Army Eegnla'lohs:,
treat, too. was the glory that fell To Sane
share The eunncTS would have made him drunk
thrlce day for at least a fortnight. Even mo
colonel of his own regiment cOmpiimcntcd MN
upon his coolness and the local paper called nm
q hero. Which things did not pun him up. W men
Nlrtuous corporal took the one and put aside TN.
other. Bnt be had a request 10 make, ana PREF,
aced II with many Beg y pardon, sir: QUA
We major see his way to letting the nlH''cc
i1ur battery horses O. pull hired harouche? Inc
MAJOR could and 81 could the battery. IN
ccSsivcly 50. II was a gorgeous wedding.
Wo, did do it for said Corporal Slane
For the 'orscS % courSe ,lhansi amt beauty
to look at. hut wasn't goin' to ave hired turn
out. Jerry Blaz.s? II | 'adnt a wanted some
thing. Sim might ha' bowcd jerry Bazrs bloom.
ins cad into llrish stew for aught I'd cared.
And they hanged Private NlmmonS-hhlgcd
him rs high ~ liaman in hollow square oi inc
regiment: and the colonel said IT. was drlnk
and the chaplain sure il was the devil; an"
simmons farcicd il was both. but he didn't know.
and only hoped his fate would be a warning to
his companions. and half-a-do2en mtclhccnt
pnhiciStS" wrote SiN beautiful leading articles on
The Prevalence ~ Crime in the Army.
But not soul thought of comparing the bloody
minded Simmons" 10 the ;uawk1ng. gaping school
girl with which this story opens.
That would have been too absurd.