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SOCIETIES.

A sSEMBLY NO. 1927, K. OF L-Meets in K.
"A of P. hall on first and third Sundays at 3
o'clock p m.
WAsCo LODGE, NO. Is, A F. & A. M.-Meets
w first and third Monday of each month at Z
M.
DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. O.
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
of each month att P. M
MODERN wooDMEN OF THE WORLD
Nj Mt. Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ing of each week in 1. o. o. F. Hail. at 1880 P. M.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, 1. o. o. F-Meets
~ every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Odd
Fellows hall, Second street, between Federal and
Washington. Sojourning brothers are welcome
Il. A. BILLS, Sec'y R. G. CLosTER, n. G.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. o., K. of P-Meets
Il every Monday evening at 7:30 O'Clock, in
3channo's building, corner of Court and Second
treets Sojourning members are cordially in
rited. GEO. T. THOMSON,
D. w. VAUsE, Sec'y. &C.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
w UNION will meet every Friday afternoon
tt O'Clock at the reading room. All are invited
TNEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, A. o. U. W-Meets
L at K of p Hall, Corner Second and Court
streets, Thursday evenings at 7:3o.
JOHN FILLooN,
VS. MYERS, Financier. ". w.
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AN ENCOURAGING DEPARTURE

Mrs. Lease, who claims to have been
the cause of Mr.. Ingalls, political death
seems to have got to the end of her rope.
She has been stumping the state of Kan
sas bent on the foolish mission of incit-
ing the farmers to resist the foreclosure
OF mortgages; but her efforts, thanks to
the good sense OF the farmers themselves.
have signally failed. A subcommittee
OF the state alliance, we are informed,
has gone to work in systematic manner,
to restore the credit of that body, which
has been seriously impaired by the rant
ings OF such persons as Lease and PETER.
The repudiation talk INDUCED in by
these agitators has driven capital out of
the state and vastly increased the hard
ships of that drouth striken country.
1t is the intention of the subcommittee
To formulate a plan whereby farmers,
whose mortgages will become due next
fall, will be able to borrow the money to
meet them. 1t is their intention to per-
feet scheme whereby the alliance will
deal strictly with the money lender in
stead Of being at the mercy of agents.
1t is the purpose of the alliance they
say, ito protect itself against irrespon-
sible farmers, by close investigation
into the past methods of doing business
and their present financial responsible
ity." A large convention of the alliance
was lately held at Fort Worth Texas,
which denounced the sub-treasury
scheme and government ownership of
railways, telegraphs etc., as sin violation
OF the first principles of good govern
ment, paternal in their character, CEN
tralizing in their tendency, and if enact
ed into law would create such horde of
national Office holders as would fasten
the clutches of their power upon the
people so strongly that the voice of pa
triotic citizens would no longer be heard
In the control of governmental af-
fairs" These determinations and res
olutions have the right ring. They are
ominous, however, for the agitators and
calamity orators, but if the alliance peo-
pie will get on this line and keep on it.,
they may yet accomplish untold good
for the farmers of the country.
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A water Puzzle.

A singular fact has been noted at Mix
echa which some scientists might find
pleasure in explaining. Mr.. Dudley has
excavated q ditch leading from spring to
the Union Pacific well, in order to in
crease the water supply The ditch flows
considerable water during the day, com
mencing at about 8 a. M, but the water
disappears at sundown, and not single
drop IS In the ditch during the night.
If it ran dry dnring the dav time eyapor-
alton might furnish an explanation, but
the Union Pacific boys are at a loss to
account for the waters disappearance at
night.-East Oreqonian.
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A BIG WHEAT TRUST.

Alliance Leaders Alleged that they Had
Perfected Plans to Reach All.
Particulars of the great corner in wheat
projected by the farmers alliance are
given in st. Paul special to the New
York Herald. st. Paul is the center of
the movement, and 1000, 900 circular
letters are being distributed from st.
Paul by George M. Muller, editor of the
State, one of the leading alliance papers.
OF Minnesota. Mr.. Muller said today:
The movement grows out of general
opposition to speculators and wheat gam
blers. They have sold the crop, now we
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will see whether they can deliver the
goods. December wheat has been sold
by these spectators at eighty-four cents
and if they cannot fill the orders when
the time for delivery comes they will
simply lose their margin.
The extremely short crop in foreign
countries, coupled with the increased de-
mand and the absolute certainty that
be required to fill foreign orders, make
this peculiarly auspicious time to put
our plan, which is a simple one, in oper-
alton.
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Mean barometer, 3O.03O; highest barometer,
3O:25O, on 9th; lowest barometer 29.S10, on Sd.
Mean temperature 70.S; highest temperature,
9912, on 24th; lowest temperature, 43, on the 9Th
Greatest daily range of temperature 43 on 9th.
Least daily range of temperature, 5, on 10TH
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-03
France at the WORLDS Fair.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The foreign committee
of the Colum bian fair commission. have
arranged with M. Fayette, chief of the
ministry of commerce and industries, by
which France has been allotted $4,000
square yards of space in the eastern
wing of the exposition building.
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coIdest in Twentx Years.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Aug. professor
Shows monthly weather report reports
the coldest July in twenty years, the
mean temperature being 71.9S degrees.
The highest was 80 degrees. The rain
fall was 6.4 inches, which is two inches
above the average
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Total excess in temperature during the
month, 00.S.
Total deficiency in temperature since January
1st 003 deg
Prevailing direction of wind, variable.
Total precipitation, "a; number of days on
which .01 inch or more of precipitation fell, 1.
TOTAL PRECIPITATION (IN INCHES AND HUN
DREDTHS) MONTH IN
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spokane saloons must olose.

SPOKANE, July S1.-The mayor and
chief of police have notified all the sa-
loon keepers that next Sunday the doors
OF their places must be closed. Prosecu-
tions will follow all violations.
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STATE oEFICIAEs.

The Chronicle is the Only Paper in
The Dalles that Receives the Associated
Press Dispatches.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-03
FIGURING MILL TO LEASE.

TNHE OLD DALLEs MILL AND WATER
i Company's Flour Mil Will be leased to re-
sponsible parties. For information apply to the
WATER COMMISSIONERS,
The Dalles, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-03
Monthly Meteorological Report.

Weather bureau, department of agriculture.
Station, The Dalles Oregon, for the month of
July, 1891
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

$50 DOZEN LA.i.s' Wits CASHMERE wcoa
VESTS ana PANTS dxedlieoss YfisA fall rsgu.A. .se
- 10 IS .nekeA O0e. EACH. ANT SIZE
LADIES JERSEY EIBBED kGfPTIAS cofrol
VESTS ana PANTS AAe. EACH
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED NERISo aassrai -
white VESTS ani pAa:A e0e EACH.
l,a00 DOZEN LADIES' ALLLlxEs rx,r,AI.x,
BAyDkERCHiEES lee.
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RICH CUT GLASSWARE.

We ARE THE ONLY RETAIL HoCsE in tbs eozatyp
that prodrees ITS OWN RICH cCr GLASSWARE ThA
cutting u doas On tss prsDissa aad oCR PAfRoy2
INTERESTED N fHB PROCESS ARE CoRplALL1
INVITED TO AxISsPEcIIoN OF TIE SHOP.
his not only snaAss sell 1t 3 PER CKSr 70
so PEE cESI LOWER THAN AIT OTHER EsYAR
LfsHnESr Sss vs can ossr sxR.srs,aa,y t,<airs>
in EXCLUSIVE and SPECIAL asssrnA - vel Il
MATCHING Jour ova pEPLErED sErS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
POTTERY.

THIS DEPARTMENT 10 psrt,eaiariy s,,.sssrvS
PLts Of the vsry LATEST NOVELTIES from
the mos: CELEBRATED PofTkRIES or 1Rl
WORLD
AsPEc1AL FEArCEE this week y the sa.s Of "a
VALUE
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ACES,

ALL coLoEs Of SILK GACzE. satin sir1sA. IS inches
vida ., Sac.
ALL coLoas OF SILK pRAPERY NEfa IS isehss
vide. for svssins wear .; 73e. and 01.1L
ALL coLORs aaa graf VARIETY q beautiful pat-
tefas in CHIFFON EMBROIDERY as ste, sic.
Ale, SEE, TIE. 7ee.. asd 0l.o1.
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FANCY GOODS.

IMMENSE BARGAINS in amber. sssn BRrAI v oop
PIPES at 40e. Ose, s0e., -. Ol.os, AL N
ward
ALSO. complete line Of ME-RscHAcN PIPES r.
GAR and CIGARETTE HOLDERS. aId sets IN eaAsa
suitable for presenA
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R. 4. MA
SIXTH AvENrE. n
MILLINERY.
eEcoSp FLOOR
TIE cgoIcESr .ssortnsn, OF TRIMMED NIL
LiNERT.
Win n. p,o4ueton, Of tss MOST FAMOUS PARTISAN
NopisrEs By tse ssde Of vsseh tasy are exhibited
and ., abost BALy THk PRICES
R,eA And .siee, s,yl.s i- SorsSfsG EATS and
roorEs. rouRSiSG Wells ali lsnx'aa ready fo'
wear
cHiLpRESs HATS in rr.a, variety .. prtess that
viii sho~ . sAvirs OF 50 PES CENT compared 70
VIA, socALLEU FASHIONABLE SHAPES DE
xANn We are prepatea &, Ill erssrs II SHORTEST
NOTICE
DRESS GOODS.
20 p,.e.s Atwood cHgvioTs ~ yarts ~'ds !.
yAvr BLUE SEAL BRowx. hYRrLk GREEN. SAs'
NET a.. BLACK At Aoe. per yard
MfoErkD BEDFoRD CORDS At ooe. Pax yar6
ENGLISH CHECKS
s4,rehes vi.s ALL WOOL :os tailor n ale sets ana
estssas EasusnsA At O. sA-rs.i v.s. q
cRiNELEp BEDFORD CORDS
LATEST PARIS NovELTIES IN paia ee!srS u
Ol.A0 worth ~
COED DE CHASE
Shaded !. two ,eas saseta very ayl.sA o1.sA :
value for S.a
BLACK CASHMERE
SPECIAL BARGAlSA
20 At SEE.
80 , AT TAe.
40. , At oAe.
Black SILKS.
wE HAVE ADDED MANY aad,ioeai attractions TO
DER ,x,sa,ays stock Of BLACK SILK aaa sAY1X nov.
ELIZA
orR PRICES ARE sS PER oExY. LESS ,hs, sins
lar reods Are offered sssvhsrs
20 PIECES q ailssls, rich back PEKIS pccHEssA.
sc. ofth $50.
osE CASE q -aiaeh BLACK eros GRAIN With .
variety Of sat.n s:ripeA SEE; Ssrsh eta
LOO YARDS OF sls.k. extra heavy BLACK BRO
cApEp DrcHEssE o1.Ass worth 9.
TRIPLE wAEP BRocADkD PEAu pE SOLE,
Sl.sS, vorts -
COlORED SILKS.
coMPLLrE stock Of BESGALiSES YArLLE FRAN
CASE, Gsos GRAINS GLAcEs And other new
vsavss sdavted for street asd evening eostsmea A.
The LOWEST PRICES ye, ranea for similar goods
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BLACK SILKS.
C0l0RED SILKS.

coMPLEfE stock Of BESGALiSES YAILLE lRAS-
CASE, Gaos GRAINS GLAcEs and other new
vsarss saasted for asd svenins eossamea ~
the LOWEST PRICES ys, ransd for similar goods
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-30

@eirierpunfte bic oibten. bunits uno
bampieri iiuten Sbldten Der Ntmolphare
luelbc mmittelbar ani Der Groobera
fiddle la9ern uno iid bis gu iiebeu poer
aht 8ilometer pDbe ausoebnen, lhlben
ais elaitilde uuo parmenoe 0iue uns
Menlhen uno aIes organilde 9eben
Dor Der @ewalt jener rleiisen Starme
bod iiber uns. 8dren oiele bibten
S9idteu Der &tmoipbare nidt ourbau'
ben, ,. y. beidBe unierc Groe nur cine
Itmoipbdre, Die 10 iein uno wenis oi1t
mdre, wie oielelbe beute in elniaen
Nteilen 96be lit, 10 wiroe ielblt bic
Concentrating nidt I'M Stanoe lein,
bic pDulse Serelluus unieres Ylaneten
III perbinoern. Mle 8drme miBte
namlib losle,b IN ben @eltraum aus
Itrablen uno Die @ropberf labe 10 ,uett
ertalten, oaB nibt nur allies @aHer 81
Gis erltarrte, ionoern losar Die feline
2u:tbiiue ielblt in Sorm elmer gefroreneu
Sbidt ben BOOen beOeden wllroe.
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y d..

Giit intereIIanter 2utterieprodeB bat
pur turSem bic brauuldweisiiten &C.
ridtsb6ie bei6ait'st uno lit 81 unsu1.s
lteu bes tlageuoen SpieIers entlb'eoen
,uorosn. Ser &lagc lag iolsenoer
G5%atbe1tanb sl @runoe: Gin in Ober'
S9leiien wobnbuiter 9abnarjt lpielte
bel einem 3oQetteur in 8raunlDlue'9
elm 9anies 2Ops Der Braun hpel9er
2oherie. Ma9oem er auf Die e~ln5elnen
Mla1en Nn5ablupsen sen,adt, lieB ct
li9 ihlieBli6 bas 2uos lebster &lone
unter Madnabme bes &eltes pom &ol>
lefteur 5ul9iden. Oils Der Nahnabme'
8rief benz 3abuar5t . Der Yot pra'
l~entiert puroe, bat bieier oa er ses
raoe ,uidt bel &a1ie iuar - 9emaB DEM
poltalilhen Braub, NabuaDmei enounz
gen iieben Sage ~uncineel0it liesen 5u
laiien, ben Y%oltbeamteu, ben 8rief
einise Gage Bis sur @inl6iuns 5uradju'
leser. 9ieles 9el6ub perm au9 let
tens Der Ho1t; aber tur5 oarauf 1anote
- als bas Sons NIT 10000 81. 9e5o,
qeu mar - Der &olIetteur ein Selez
9ramm an bic Yoltaultalt uno erlu6te
ie I'M 1ofortise &ifienoung oes Na9z
nabmebriefe s, ioiern ct nod nt9t eln9e=
Ii It iein iolte. Die &iidlenouua muBte
baraui loiort, sen.aB ben Beltimmun9en
Der Yo1tor0uun9 leitens oer &oit erfolz
gen, uno ramit mar Der 5plcler ieines
Aooies. >pie oes oarali 9efalenen 20,=
900 Marfz @ewinnes perlultig. Cine
Don INN ge9en Den &oletteur ansez
~itrenste &laee auT Nusiolsuns oes
9ooies beju. @u55oblun9 oes @ewiuz
nes lit lowobl pom 2ano9eri6t pie pom
Oberlauoesgeridt absewleien uoroen,
lueil BON beloen Snltan6en na9 Sage
Der GaAe 0as Gorbanoeujeln elmer ben
Gollefteur binbenoer &reoitgeUdbrun9
nidt au9enommeu ,uuroe. Ser 3abaz
ar5t beabiidti9t, ii4 nua an oas 9te,6s=
geri9t 81 ipenoeu, 49, ob NIT mebr ST.
Iolg, muB Die 3ufunit eree6eu. - Sc
oenfaqs lebrt Der SAT-, oaB beim @piez
len zines 2otterielooie IS &rebttnebmen
cine iiir Den 5p'eler nidt un6eoentli9e
Sude lit. a.
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DoTja,e Site ~ GcMtratairiea.

Sn oem loeben erl9ienenen 8erfe
v3ebn Sabre III Nequatorla unD Die
Nudte9r nit Gmiu Yaita" bei1relbt
Mtajor Gaiaol audi ein &oroluanen6la,
nit Dem Der 6oiltaat 'oes &6niss BON
nujoro aus Der bl5bsrlgcn Helioen5 in
cine anoere iiber9eiiibrt miro, alS )in an
Den &ren5eu oe5 &eld)es oas Seer Der
@aeanoa Qe6ei9t bate. Im @dlulle
oieler Sbiloeruu9 beiBt es: ~Ylobli9
branst li@ Die Mteu9e, iie oridt iih an
benz Ttor oes Yalaltes, eln Sui oes
@rI taunens unb Der Beluunoerun9 erDebt
iid 9lei9de1ti9 aus a0er Muno. 8on
bier trdftisen Mannern setrasen, aui
einem Era9leilel BON 9r6Berem nmfanse
uno bideren Yid6len miro Elm Beib BON
se,palti9en 5ormeu, sleid1am EN- uage=
ltalter 5leildflumpen NIT tleinen binter
ibren 96blen p%er9rabenen Iu9en, uber
bic @teQe bes Yala1tes seldleppt. IS
1T cine. BON ben 9emd1teten Trauen bes
&Dni9s Ti9ua. Nn ben @0ien BON
Uganda uno uioro gilt es als feline
=SStAtte uno &Dni9li6er Slang, ~9en1altete
@eiber gu belisen, mel4e bic hD4ite
Settleibisteit errei9t BADEN. Gin lol9er
2urus miro als 3e,den bes &eidtbums
unD %beionoerer &ornebmbeit anaeleDem,
unb man benedict Den &0nisliden @otz
ten Oh e1ne5 10 beruorra9enoen 8eibee.
Diele e1senarttse 5ettleibi9telt plro
ourb cine beionoere @rnabrung er5ielt,
Die 9lei6mdBis uno eini0rm,s na9 3eit
uno umfan9 seboten w'ro; li%e ,ent,pifelt
lid %aqmdblls uno 9ebt i9lieBli9 10 lpeit,
oaB bic Yerlon hire Beide ni4t mebr
sebrauden, ionbern nur fri: 9eno, uno
Dies nit @9uieri9teit, forttommen
fauu."
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Giucn Rampi nit cinent 8dren

belhreibt 8. in Der ,Suuitr,rten Sa9oz
3eituna" ,u,e folat: Ser ruiIilhe Bauer
&ouiie5i bate 1i4 in 8e9leitun9 5meier
6unoe, nit elmer primitiuen 5linte ausz
9eriiltet, 5um @ibb6ruzS 4ieBen in ben
8alo beseben. 3aum cine piertel Werlt
bon jeinem 6oule eutfernt, 1a6 er, oaB
bic Sunce e,nen Bdren auf Die @olo=
,oiele binaus9etrieben batten. Die Sllnte
ocs Bauern ,uar nur nit @mrot 9ez
looen. @r iebte baber ihneQ cine tleine
&usel baraui uno bridte in eiui9er
@nt fernung auf Den Bdren ab. 9ieler
tuanote iib nun se9en Den Sdeer, luuroe
aber BON Den 6unoen an9e9riffen, 10 oaB
er &ebrt mad)te uuo Dem @umpie quite.
&olileif elite inn nd, I'M 2auien Die
6linte m,eberum laoeno. Ct 1doB aber,
mails, ieboh fchlte er bas E6ier. Ct
Tub wieoerum uno 1tano benz &aren
gang nabe. @r oridte ab, bas @etuebr
oerl a9te. Nahoem er elm 9it9en auf=
gelebt bate, tra9t Der S@uB uno rer
Bdr bra6 5uiammen. 9o9 1ofort iprans
ct auf lluo ltiirjte iid auf ieinen Ser
folger. Dieier CAB Gerleuselo, purte
it;oeB BON Dem Ghiere in Dem Nu9enblid
credit, als er iid %:umluanote, linn entz
ac0en5utreten. Ser Bauer uerlor aber
Wfutb uno @eites9e9enwart feinen Iuz
senblid. Ct 1dob ieine linfe Tault benz
Tdren in ben Tadcn, erfabte Die 3unge
be5 Ebieres u,o brebte lie ilnl lunD UNI.
2as lbien oie..@rdlte Deg Sdren 81 ldb.
men, CT iaut ouf Die Seite uno blieb
r%egungslo5 lie9eu. Scum erDob ii9 Der
Bauersman,t u1o elite ing 9orf. Qus
er nit eini9en @enoiien 5uriidtebrte,
mar Der Sdr - eln foloNales Gbier -
rerenoet.
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&ermt1bteS,
@GhreuD bes lekteu &rieae5 II

- WGbrenb bes lebten &rte9e5 muBz
ten einaelnc Gruppentbeile oft senus 10
1hneQ ibre Quartiere uerlalen, baB Tie
ni9t einmal 3eit hatten, lire Toruiter
mit5unebmen. Dieies mur0en ,bnen oann
sem0buli9 aui @asen na99efabreu.
@o hattie au9 einmal Das 81. &e91ment
gang pl6bli@ ben Befebl gum Nbmar1h
erbalten. @lei9 oaraui >uar Die 9roBe
Shladt Bel Seoan 9eiblaaen tuorben,
uno als bic &unoe bapon an ben Ober<
item bes &eaiments 9elanste, Der amz
melte er feline Soloaten UNI 1i9 uno
%uerfunoi9te ibnen in be9eilterter &eoe
oas melterI9itternoe @reisniB. Nqe
bra9en in uncrmeBliden Subel aug,
nur elm bieoerer Noumer ruenbet ii1
NIT slel@miitbiser Miene ab uno lpri9t
9elai1en: r@ieoer mig? Sd ba@t', uni
Turntter mieren antamen!"
- @ini9e Der @ineturen, ,pel9e oas
%eelcanete Nlbion li& 9lidl.4 aus Dem
M,ttelalter rberlberaerettet bat, tueroen
oemnd9it aus Dem englli9en Budget
fir immer peridmtnoen - 5ur 9roBen
@enu9tbuun9 NQer, bic ni9t ein1eben
%f6nnen, oaB man Semano fir einen Bios
zen, nod ba5u ldnslt aatiquirten Titel
be6ablt. Ser !9er5o9 BON ct. gllbans
bat ndmliG einselpiQist, ieinen Qnipru@
auf oas 965 Yio. ct. %betra9enoe Sc
bait als nerbliber @roRfalfonier" 9esen
cine na&mal19e .@ntl@do,9un9 BON 49,
355 &fo. ct. fa(len gu laiien. Nu6 Der
Marquis BON Domnl6ire bat ii9 er<
boter, fir ii@ uno feline Na9tomme,
auf oas Nmt zines v&on1tablers bes
Sorts DON 9%illsborou9b", ,uel9es aQer<
oin9s uur 81 Bfo. @t. 3 ID. 4 b. eins
brin9t, 9esen 3aDluns BON 1854 Hfo.
st. 8 r.. 4 B. gu pcr5idten.
- 2ampe in 9totb. Sn Colt ,purbe,
pie man benz rYeiter ST." beribtet, BON.
ben ueberl4memmten Elm 8%armberiigz
feitsperf tpabrbaft blbliiden @barafters
9eiibt. Betanntli9 bat bic Sturmf lutb
in Colt Die 9duler uno bic Seloer iiber>
j9uemmt. Nus ben 6duler retteten
bic Wfenlden aaf bic 9dder uno bon
ben 6eloern floben bic 9aleu auf einet
9lsel, uoielbit lie natiirli9 @unger8
9eitorben mdren, bdtteu lid niht eini9e
Solter 2anoleute gu Dem >uabrbaft an
t:fen 9umanitatsmerfe %peritanoen, 6aB
lie lelber notbleioeno, 1T einem &abne
gu ben @aleu binausiubren nno ibner
Gutter bra9ten. 2eute, bic babel 9ez
,peien, BET iderten, bab bic 9enannten
Selobalen, et,ua oreibi9 an BET 8a6l i'm
@esenlnbe ~ ibrem loniisen iheuen
@el en, unsemein 5utrauli@ tpure1, bu@<
ltdblld aus Der 9ano fraEen uno 10
voautbare::Nusen" madten, ME iolbe an
Die len Barias Der nteoeren Sa9o nod
niemals beobabtet muroen. ii
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GiSbcrac.

Die 8i(buna Der Gisberae, ,uelhe in
Den pplareu Mtetren auitreten. sebDrt
nod INNER 81 ben nidt uolitanoi9 aes
l0lten YrOblemen oer pbDiil6en Gros
tuuoe, oa 8eobadter MIR 1elten Geles
eenbeit haben. bic @ntitebuns bon @iss
bergen unmittelbar Su beobabten. Sn
iiinsjter 3eit baben bic Qerren Qenrg
9uOmis uuo Sobn Muir wdbreno zines
Observation-Disclosures 9luientbalts am
Muir: @letlber Die 8iloun9 BON @iss
bergen ltuo,ren tDune, uno beridten
oariiber fol9enoes: Son oer @letlderz
uano i~tiirSten bdufis @isbl6de BON unz
gebeurer @rDBe berab uno serIpl,tterten
ent,ueoer in WtiQlunen Sru6hude ooer
blieben u0lli9 unuerlebt. ,uoourd iib
oann ioiort Elm Gisberg bilbete. Wenn
ein oerarti9er Blod BON Der @rDbe
zines tleineu Ber9es obue 5u 5erbreden
ins Meer ltarite, 10 FAINT ct auire6t
uno NIT oumpfem 0omerset6ie in bic
Giefe , erbob 1i9 aber ioa(eib wieoer.
bisweilen bis 81 $50 SUP, ater Den
seelpiesel, ia, lo9ar bis sur @ipfelz
b0be Der @leti6erwan0, udbreno Die
@osen ,pie elm @alieriaa bon ibm
nieoerrplten. Damn 1tir5te Der 8er9
sem0bnl,b auf Die Settle, taudte nit
Dpnnergepulter abermals unter Wa1ler
mo erre9te ourd) feline Beueaung bis
auf ,uelte @ntiernnn9 Nuiibdumuns
uuo 8oscn Der See. Bisweileu lDlte
lib wlDreno oes Nuientbalts Der 8eob>
ubter ale 5 Winuteu Elm @l5ber9 BON
Der @letiderwauo ab, oft jeoob aud
ltu1oeulang teiuer. Wu etnem Sage
uernabm non ,udbreno II Stunoen
uiht weniger ais 1919 Wal Den 0Onner
Ger iauennen @istololie lit Dem cine
englilbe Meile eutiernten 2a9er.
Mandmal, bel Sage ipie in Der 9{a9t,
belpupers lei ltartem Jieaen, tonnte1l
bic Beubadtsr %glouben elne &anonaoe
ooer eiu @eluitter 81 bDreu uuo Der
Spotn }bien 5u iltttrn.
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GNrDiWaut

2ieber Ontel! 4eloer fam ib beute
5u 9eiuer Damen9eleQl9alt nidt fom=
men, 0a ib Die iurcbterlidlten 3abnz
lbmer5en babe.
Dein Nefe.
2ieber 91eife! &omm MIR ruDlg in
einiahem @eicQl6ofts Nn5use, tple
Seine @ettern &arl uno Srit, wel9e
aud) lire Jrads perlebt baben.
Oeiu Snfel.
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Ste GMtSMGtcli.

Ser Gariier r6isaro" bat %folsen0ez
@elpra6 bon Sluei Mooe=D amen te.
laui6t:.
nMoraen 6at Die @rdiin ibren Sour.
@etoen sic biu9ehcn?"
$50, Mnbame."
SD aud, Wtaoame."
SD bin cnt5idt parllber."
sd bin ent5ildt iibe: Sir Gnts
5ilfen."
SD bin eut5lidt oarilber, baB sic
iiber mein gntSiicfen eutjildt jiu0."
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Cute WuSrcoc.

pima, ihdm1t Du Sid ni6t, Sid
BON Sobann fiiiien at lalien?"
,Mber, 9ndoi9e Srau, i9 muBt' bod
nibt, oh ni9t Elm @nlra9 o'raus mlro'!"
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Wpocruc ElaiIcitnt.

g.: vDu, Der 9err Hroieiior bat mir
aeltern i'm Tbeater erjablt, oaB feline
ToGter 8raut it'll" !
9. Cerltreut): User fat mann. tuO.
mas ~erSd6lt?"
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Slit:NcnIpraNe.

Grlter 5portsmam (beim 8lumens
furlo, in 8aaen) J: @esDalb ~ nad=
oenfli9, &amerao?
3pelter: ST. ,pari Ser &omteile Z.
einen 3lpely nit Yalmeutdb9en in beu
8a9en uno rief ibr 81: Ste lino audi
ein &dbden. 9arauf mari lie mir
cine &amelie 5u - ,uas ,uoute lie bamit
]agen?
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3citnn8sMptta.

NuBer eiuem 3wanjispiennigltid CAB
Ser &erun9lldte teln 2e6ens5el9en BON
li9.
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ySct5Ocit5lcDre ctNes alte,t Sicr=.
prQtcrS. r

Gin Qutes 8ier brauen - bas fanrt
Seoer! Qber elm Ih1edtes brauen,
Das bod %9etrunfen miro - bas lit cine
Stunt!