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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

commenced, despite the different drawbacks,
and the yield is very promising.
The crop prospects in Limestone county are
very iattering and corn has improved greatly in
the last two weeks.
In LamDasas county the cotton and corn are
in rood condition and shower is all that is
needed to make them splendid. Wheat is being
harvested and potatoes are plentiful
With few exceptions the farmers Of JACK
county are full Of hope, and this season will
show q grand result of grit and energy. A good
deal OF attention is being paid to berry CULTURE,
10 which the country is admirably adapted.
The KerrvilIe News OF the It'll, inst, Kerr
county, SAYS: fne rain yesterday. Now for
q heavy corn crop,
The crops in Baylor county are in . splendid
condition and good yield is expected.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, Tx, June 1.-THE weather
is all that could be desired for harvesting the
''golden" grain, and thousands of acres of as
fine wheat as ever grew in any state are being
cut daily Thrashing will be in full blast early
next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
THE TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Reward offered WIFI Undoubtedly Bring
in the Guilty Partles-one Man IN
Jail Positively Identified.

Special to the Gazette. d.
TExARKANA, TEX. June LITTLE train
robbery night before last is still the alb
sorbing topic. The particulars of the
robbery as given last night are said to be
full and complete. If any discoveries
have been made by the officers nothing
has been made public. Afidavits were
made this morning and several officers
are in pursuit of suspected parties. 1t
is absolutely certain that there were six
robbers engaged, all said to be. medium
sized men. Three of the number were
tracked within short distance OF this
city the morning after the outrage. The
reward of $1,000 offered by Governor Ross
for the capture of the robbers will slim
ulate the officers to extra exertion.
FIVE MEN ARRESTED, ONE IDENTIFIED.
Special to the Gazette.
TEXARKANA, TEX. June 1l.-Five men
were arrested and brought here tonight
by Sheriff Edwards and his posse on the
charge of being concerned in the train
robbery. The arrest was made at tie
camp between this city and Ingersoll,
about ten miles distant from mere. one
of the suspected men, named z. How
ard, is positively identified by a mer-
chant of Ingersoll, who was on the train
when it was robbed. Howard was
lodged in jail here. The other four were
Examined and, having proved their IN
nohence, were turned loose. The arrest
ofsHoward, it is thought, will clear up
theaffair and lead to the arrest OF the
wlSole gang.
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already has q marrow gauge line in
operation from Manzanillo, the chief
Mexican city on the Pacific coast, up to
Coluna, aud it proposes to build stand
ard gauge line from Coluna to Gusdals-
jara. The gauge of the Manzanillo-
Coluna stretch could be easily changed.
This line, operated in connection with
the Central's Guadalajara division, or
sold to the latter company, would give
very important transcontinental route
from Tampico to Manzanillo. Mexico
will then have four inter- oceanic lines
within q few years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
WIN Rate. were not Advanced.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June l0.-oficials
of Ohio aud Mississippi railway. state in
reference to their declining to advance
rates from St. Louis in conjunction with
other lines, that their reasons for so do
ing grew out of necessity for better I'M
Outstanding than now exists as to
whether rates are TO be maintained or
not after they are advanced. The Ohio
and Mississippi claims that one of its
competitors has been manipulating tick
cts SO as to cut even the low rates now
prevailing. A meeting has been called
at st. Louis for Thursday, 18th inst,
TO consider the matter.
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commencement at sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX. June 11.-Austin
college commencement is at hand. An
exhibition drill was given at the colleges
campus to-day witnessed by a large
crowd. The prize contest was exciting.
Fred H. Lor nee won the medal in this
contest He was also victorious at the
opera house in debate last night. The
oratorical contest occurs tonight.
The intellectual examination and art
reception at Letellier's South Sherman
school is largely attended tonight.
kilograms have been received here to-
day announcing a destructive fire at
Pottsboro, IN this county. Thirteen
buildings were burned last night, sup
posed to have been robbed and fired.
Loss about $50 900.
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n,,e "a ana ~ warming to Tlpplers.

BALTIMORE, MD. June 1.-THE Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company has
sent to each employe circular note, of
which the following is in part copy:
This company will not under any cir
oumstances employ men who are in the
habit of becoming intoxicated; all en-
ployes known to frequent drinking places
must be warned to discontinue the prac-
tIce or quit the company's employ. En-
ployes will be discharged if Intoxicated,
either on or off duty. No person dis
charged for intoxication Will be re-em-
Moved
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
AN AMERICAN sONGsTREsS.
Debut of an Artist Who Has Relatives in Fort
Worth.

Debut of an Artist Who Has Relatives in Fort
Worth.
The young lady referred to in the fol-
loving extract from London paper is
niece of DR.. W. P. Burts of Fort Worth.
Her mother was recently in this city,
Miss Villa Knox. Mae BRtes), has been Sc
lected from a number of singers, representing
nearly as many nationalities, to create the
soprano role, in the new opera. Gretua Green,
to be produced shortly in the Opera Comique,
London.
Such an honor is not often accorded to so
young an artist, but through the unremitttng
exertions of her teacher. Mr.. Weber, she has
succeeded in accomplishing what older singers
often wait years to do.
By this clever move she steps in one OF the
best positions of the kind in the world, and,
too, at the very opening Of the great London
season. .-. -
1t is not unusual for debutant to pay $500 for
the privilege of such hearing. but our Knox
'SyiIle girl begins to draw a good, round salary
from the day of her first appearance.
some among the noted London managers and
teachers consider her future the most promising
OF Eny young girl in England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Mexico. Inter.oceanio Lines.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 1o.-senor Rome
70. the Mexican minister, speaking re-
Gently of the work of his government In
the building of railroads, said: "TAS
National government is now pushing il
works on the railway across the isthmdz
of Tehuautepeo which 1t took over from
an American company several years ago.
on the Pacific coast the American Ma
tional construction company, separate
concern from the present railway com
pany, took over the concessions for Lag
from Manzanillo into the interior as
norton of its assets on the reorganiza-
ton of the Mexican National affairs. 1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

Core spondence of the Gazette.
JACKsBoRo, TEX, June l0.-The en-
gineers of the Gulf, Brazos Valley and
Pacific railroad are few miles south of
town, running the line from Mineral
Wells to Henrietta via Jacksboro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
rERRIFIO FIGHT.
4 Mexican lion to be Pitted Against Sic
Bull Dogs.

4 Mexican Lion to be Pitted Against Sic
Bull Dogs.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the coming fight between the
immense Mexican lion and six trained
bull dogs. This bloody encounter will
take place The baseball park Sunday
at p. m. Ha. lion and She six bull
dogs will be eIItfesed in lafge hexagonsl
iron cage twelvas feet high. The lion is
an immense aninfR hnd the dogs have
been carefully train $50 they will fight
to the death, and q 5 et impossible that
the lion aud all sHe dog viii be killed
before the highlands. fztese who have
the affair in charge say thai the best Of
order will be kept, and any one may go
IN perfect safety. Special of1csrs -
be on the ground AdmIssioHS Hdnits,
81; children, 90 cents 81
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WbSH

is the best pavement.ssa things considered, is
vet a vexed qsSstipn. Each system has its
friends but nothffesike in number the army of
friends that Aciie1 Earth has, the only
natural tonic th2M0fkF ever produced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
RecMliQr

In the Spmbination, proportion, and pre-
paratiofi5Af its ingredients, Hood g Sarsa-
parilla ace6tpplishes cures where other
preparatiofls eptirf1y fail. Peculiar in
its good ni'sss1eat home, which is a
.stower of sEsaAgsh abroad, - peculiar in
the phenomenal sales it has attained,
Hoods Safsaparilfa8 sthe most success
full msdS ne for pGrffging the blood 3
giving strength, and creating an Rz.tes
tite. ss5iss
A fine rsEsst SO vibrant county, fine
resiaszaE on South Side, fine business
sSt0ck in the city, all cheap. 3. u
Noodle 4 Co., Fort Worth, Tex.
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Cotton Belt Bulletin.

The following is the register of maxi
mum and minimum temperature, with
the rainfall in inches and hundredths. for
the places named during the twenty -four
hours ending at 6 p. m 10th meridian
time, June IL:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
GETS THREE YEARS.
Physician at Fort smith Pleads Guilty tt
AduItery-The Story.


Adultery-The Story.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, June 10.-Dr.
George C. Hoey, late of Cisco, Mo-, was
arraigned IN the United States court this
morning on charge of adultery. He
entered a plea of guilty and was SEN
fenced to three years in prison. Hoey
resided at Garden City, Mo-, where he
has a large family, In his medical prao-
tice he became intimate with the family
of q man named Zeoke, and several
months ago induced the seventeen-yeRr-
e6fdaaughter of Zeoke to fee with him to
the Indian country. He located in the
Chetbkee Nation, and the slte' 8 parents
learning his whereabouts sgsed his ar
restAbout two weeks ago.
~ whg$ Bag rs sick, v 70 castoria-
:, kEhsss she VI 8 Guild, she cEI q csstoria
SFhsEshs BED a,be Miss, 81 Sung y ssstoriss
q gave sA'aI e1''''''''iA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Inman of the Richmond Terminal In
tervIewed.

Inman of the Richmond Terminal In
tervIewed.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June IA dispatch
from Baltimore gives an interview with
John H. Inman, president of the Rich
mond Terminal, in which he says Moth
ing definite has oeen agreed upon as to
the part the Richmond Terminal would
play in the sale of the Baltimore and
Ohio. Bacon, who was vice-presideS&
of all the Richmond's Terminal IS S0dth-
western connections accomplished every
thing satisfactory to his principals. In
man said thas when he returned to New
Y TX q meeting of directors would be
held and it would be determined whether
the Richmond Terminal would be repre-
sented individually or as a corpora ion
in the new deal. There are hints that the
Northern Pacific is in the deal. too,
and that Brice Thomas interests in the
Richmond Terminal, and Pacific mail by
the deal with the Northern Pacific in
Baltimore and Ohio, have transportation
facilities over q goodly section of the
world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK
Famous Summer Rsse.

Greatly Reduced Exettfsion Rates.
Delig htful healtlffa pleasure resort on the
summit of ths%Roston mountains. Elevation
1000 feet abak8sea level. Balmy air, pure medi-
cinal water grand scenery, positive ~ no ma
IA addition to the magnificent Crescent
Hdtt3. there are numerous other good hotels,
z,4Sardine houses, colleges. etc. Round trip
tickets via Paris and Frisco Line, good for ninety
days,
FROM FORT WORTH, $3.50.
For further information address Manager
Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, Ark. or near
est railroad ticket agent and illustrated pamph-
let will be
MAILED FREE OF CHARGE
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Tho NJ. P. quarterly Dividend.

IHo NJ. T. NI'9ll 9o11 y 1
Special to the Gazette
NEW YORK, June 1l.-George Gould
says the Missouri Pacific directors will
meet next week to declare regular
quarterly dividend of l per cent. The
Gould party looks more encouragingly on
the present situation. George Gould,
who has been so variously represented,
saws: awe are perfectly satisfied with
the existing conditions. We feel the
stocks are purchased. Speculation in
trusts has been q good thing, since 1t has
given employment TO many brokers who,
otherwise, would not have made COM
missions. The stock markets are all
right, and matters are now in state
that further improvement may be looked
for. -
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Read our otfer q sad Webster's Unabridged
Dictionaryss5 az one forwarding two annual
subscEi1 5hs'to the Daily GAZETTE and so in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

Presten;s "Bsd-ARs
Esdes9. =. MSIssagy, 81, AttosH general OF
TsfssSs "a Ikt Ff7fh mister Of 81 ssons, saysi-
$50 sac IIAkA f3the best M sIicine f6f hsadsSzs
d so saw. 70 Hnregt8zy heafathe. V Fof-aale
? all druggists, 81. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

fAasct worth knoxipg is tIat blood dis
ease EShich Ill oths .med ores fail to
si6wag bat 81relE tathe blood
Sclea 90 TN afop Sffi@ of 5ts g ~ PricklaI
sAsh, PoE Roo iAAd POI s5nmJ Co.,
g For salsy L. S4. whFsitt.
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Paramount aaaitiaRsas the choice resi-
deucs portion oShe city. For prices
and terms olkgrite to II. G. Lee
& Co. e
Andre rs RRvilian greater is the COOL
est amusement resort in the state. Ad-
mission, TO- AsesIIA % cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

ather.
,sfves-
paris,
Con-
,nman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

pay
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4 the
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lose.
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SANTA FE ROUTE.

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I aaiierlm 9luaufta. !

Mm Na6mittas bes Z. Sanuar segen
ubr ta1b in Berlin Die sreiIe 3aiielin*
Wlttpe Wugufa, unb awar OIL ben Sol
gen Der Snfueuaa, peI1e bic 4tbmungs.
9rgaae Der greiita patientin f6mer in
Mitle.eenl9aft ge5ogen bate.
3aiier Wilbelm II. befauo |i6 nit
ieiner 8ati:n an Sterbebette Der @roBs
mutter unb aud bic beiben dlteiten
@6bue bes Gaifers tparet1 augegeu, ols
ibre urgroBmutter BEN Iebten Mtbem,
3ug ausbau@te.
Ser g~reife, nod UNI II Sabre d.tere
Gelbmari6aa @taf MoItfe mar nod
am Na9miitag I'M 51loKe, urr bon
Der terbenben GaiIerin=W itttpe Mbi9ieb
gu uebMen.
Saiierin augufta tuar am 80. Sept.
1911 geboren. dig 5ueite -So9ter bes
9er5ogs, ipdteren @roBber3ogs &arl
Nuguf BON Weimar, bes funffinnigen
Greun6es @6tbes un6 eblen 8ef6iiBers
Der 9infte unb WiReni6aften. SIN
Sabre 1929 bermdblte fi1 Die prin.
aeiin nit Dem oamaligen prinaea bon
preuBen, benz ilinge1en gruber oes G6s
niss Griebri6 Wilbelm ". Sa biefer
finoerlOs tarb, gelangte Der prin3 ppn
preuBen. na9bem ct ldngere 3eit bic
Gegentf9aft geftibrt, i'm Sabre 1861
auf ben preubii6en G6nisstDron. Die
greisnihe, bic ibn bann auf ben beui.
i9en Saiiertbron bra9ten, fno an
frifd in Quer grinuerung, um bier
1o9mals ether Wieberbolung gu Be-
birfeu.
2aiieriu Nusuta. beren 5lnu fir
Wobltbdtisteit bod entpidelt mar, nnb
bic bel Gutes geIfiftet bat, par loon
LANCE f6Der leibenb, 10 baB ser SOB
far ite ieBt als cine @~rl6iung bstra@ist
merbeu fam.
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Nefp Yotf SeraIs tom IL. Suit.

Die fbirifhen Vlutbunoe, lDeIAe in
benz Sttd .@aiep's Sroub!es" 5ur Ger.
tuenbung fommen, hnb forbsn nit benz
Oampfer r@iip Of pafis"' aaerfommen
un6 bel 9beis in Der IA. 5ttaBe aug.
gelfelt. Diefs Ounbe tperben pieIfa@
ibrer riefigen @r6Be balber angefaunt,
elmer 6abon lit berastig ge5ei9net. baB
man i'm flr einen 9eoparoen balten
t6nnte. Inter ben 8eiudern tpar auG
elm 0err, Der bic 0unbe nit gang be-
fonberem SntereHe bstra1teie. Wi,
glauben, es mar Der Mann, Der Die
2olle bes 86ietpi1ts in benz Slide al
fpielen bat, benM er Iagte, er uirbe eli
men 6tablpan5lr anlegen, tpentl er 6ies
lem u~ngebeuer gegeniibertreten mnKe.
Wir tptrben es gang unterlaHsn, mdren
mir on feiner STEELE.
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corresponding. Sort @Iart 5

GeDTrR5punhens. UDrt 0lurt, D.
Sanuar 80. = Die Nube unferer Sat-
niion lpurbe am leBten Dienftas Na1>
mittag gegen 1.25 llbr bur9 Jeuerz
alarm unterbro9en unb baIb ftiegen
oi6te unb i1mar3e 3au9molten gum
Simmel empor, tpelde uns ber,tnbeten,
bob in benz Qulrtier, tueldes bonn Muz
iteorps Der britten 4aballerie bepobnt
mar, Geuer ausgebro9en iei. Ob9lei1
bic Manni9aften f6nel our STEELE tuas
reE unb ibr u lBerffes perIu9ten, benz
pitbenben glemente ginbalt gu tbuu,
mar es unm6slib, bas @ebdube gu ret
ten un5 in ipenigee als elmer Stunbe
NOR es Doaffdnoig niebergebrannt.
Sas Geuer brad in ber Barbierftube
burd elm berabfaaenbes Sfenrobr aus,
fanb raid Nabruns, inbem bic Wdnbe
nit biinuer 9einiuanb iiberaosen tpareu,
unb berbreitete f6 nit fur6tbarer
S6neQigteit. Ser Barber befanb fi9
beim Musbru9 beg Geuers in elmer ans
beren Stube uno es mar ibm unm6gs
lid, irgenb etmas gu reiten. Der 8erz
luit lift fir i'm aiemlid f9tper. Sen.
ielben Sag, Ibenbs gesen 9 nbr, tpurbe
Elm an6erer Geueralarm gegeben, bod
nur in JOlge zines S9orniteinfsuers,
bas balb gel6i6t tpurbe.
Sas 9a%uptquartier unb bas Wufit.
forps Der britten 2apaQerie merben
0iefe @arniion ad9iten Mittwo9 pers
lailen, UNI ibre neue 9eimatb in Sort
McSntoib auf3uf9lagen.
Ser Bracket Social Club belt am
81. Oe5., in Der Charlottesville einen
Bal ab, Der iebr sablreid beiu9t mar.
q. @tIbe.
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Hranf,s Mnaerican WnnScr Maid,ine,

O$VV< %*NS$tSNU &9~NSS$ @tUtuVSHS
gs tpirb getpiB ie5en Seller ober iebe
3eferin intereiireH, etpas Ndberes iiber
bieie Mafdine gu b6ren.
8or ungefdbr u Sahren las ginierz
Der biefes cine genaue Bef@reibung bic
fer Maf9ine in Dem nGortf9ritt ber
3eit", 3og ndbere Grfunoigung Elm bel
benz grfinber unb Gabrifanten berfelben
unb tpurbe peranlaBt, 6ieIe Munbers
Nai6ine fennen gu lernen. Sd lieB cine
our Yrobe tommen, uel9e iebo1 in
Golge Der boben gindelfra1t etmas
tbeuer gu iteben fam. Mls i'd iebo9
bieielbe auspadte, NOR i'd erfaunt iiber
beren e%legantes 4euBere unb einfa9e
Rcnfruftion. 9ie Maf6ine tpurbe To-
fort in 8ang geieBt unb in s3eit Don 10
Minuten batten mir bic feinite Safelz
butter fertig. Nahbem meme ssrau
nit Der Maf9ine better befannt tpurbe,
bat bieielbe, gleidbiel Oh bic Sempera-
ttr bod ober niebrig ffebt, ftets In 5 bis
8 Minuten bic Butter fettia. Sic Moz
f6ine tpirb in berfdiebenen @r6Ben geliez
fert uno man tann fGon bon l pint
~oufDdrts big au 10 Salonen MiI9 ober
Cream buttern.
Die 0anbbabung Der Maidins 1T
einfa9 uno lei9t unb ein Sinh bon 10
Sabren fam bic Nrbeit berri9ten. Ser
6auptportbeil liegt barin, baB man aud
Mil1 bon ber Sub neg, tpelde einige
6tunben ~getanben bot. butterr fanr,
tDobur6 man nt1t nur bic fein}te But.
ter erbdlt, fonbern aud Die ButtermiI9
au allen s3mefen b%ertpenoen tam un6
fur 8abHs cine geiunbe Nabrung ers
b6lt. Gerner liefert bieie Maidine
eine feline, fiBe Butter, ba man bic
Sabne uidt tageIang aufbemabren
muB, ionbern tdglid frif9 buttern
Tam. Die Mrbeit nimmt menig 3eit
In Mnfpruh.
9a Die Maf9ine In JoIse ibrer Gors
ftruction gan5 rein buttert, 10 erbdlt
man aud 300 proc. mebr Butter,
als bon ieber anberen Maf1ine.
Die Maf9ine lit IeiGt unb nit tpenig
Mrbeit gu fdubern. @leih5eitig fam
aud nit biefer MafGine Ice Cream,
Skim:milk &C. in 3eit bon Is Winuten
bergehelt merben.
Die Mai6ine 1T in Golse hires elez
ganten Musiebens eine 3ierbe 1T ieber
6ausbaltung. Wir brauden uniere
Meafdine bereits felt II Sabr iaeli9
unb bat fd oiefelbe I'm fein Sofa pers
dubert.
Muf @eranlaRung pieler meiner gez
fannten babe i'd fir oieFeiben meIde
berfhriebeM. Sn Golse beiien 1T mir
bic Ngentur iiberira5en trproert.
GmiI G6rner,
Sbelbp, aaiiiu 60, Stras.
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Mnerlei.

Die San Mntonio v0armonia=
Qoge No. l., [Orben Der 9ermanns,
66bne] feiert am Nbenb bes IL. Sas
auar ibr 29fdbriges Gtiftungsfet i'm
SaaIe beg @afnD. BeFien Damt fir
freunbli6e ginlabung
Gerr Or. G6Iter bon gebar,
6apette @puntp, peilte gum Befude In
San Nntonio unb perfebfte aIs alter
6reunb Der rGreien preHe" aud nidt,
iins burd feinen geiu6 an erfreuen.
- @effern Nadmittag periu1te fi9
Elm Manti, Naniens Springfield, i'm
Glufe au ertrGnfen unb 3tpar on elmer
SteIe biuter benz @ourtbauIe, mo- bas
WaHer taum 4 CUB tief if. Die gb=
ftbluna betpirtte iebo1, baB er um
6ilfe idrie unb ersriff benf aud be-
gierig cine STANCE, tpel9e i'm Der auf
fem GeI1rei berbeigeeilte poliaift Rr6s
ger binreidte. Sp. .ngfielo ertIdrte,
bab ct In einem Nnfaa bon ao@arabiaem
nmoralifden 2ater" beI1IoHen babe,
ff@ bas 2eben su nebmeu.
= @eftern Mbenb eegen 81 rbr En-
t6nte Geuerlarm, es ffellte fi9 aber baIb
beraus, bob es gar ni6t In Der Staot
feIbf brannte, fonbern 6 Meilen babot,
auf Gables Ean9e. gs brannte bort
eth Stall ab uub BET 8erluF tpdre 1ur
Elm geriuger getueien, tpern ui1t sufdls
lig Der Qdlte tDegen cine Wn5abl e6Ier
Yferbe uub ~perebelter Ribe bort unter.
gebrd9t getuefen udren. bic ale in ben
Glammen umlamen. Der 8erIuf uiro
auf iiber 5000 abseiddBt.