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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-11
Gin yerniinftiaer Gntidlliik.

@bica 10. Ntai.- Die 9irettorsn
Der &eltauStclluug baben ii1 enlibiohcn,
auf benz AuSielungsplate Spirituulen per-
faufeu an laiien, uno menn 2les crlt burt
Spe;ialutte Der yegiSIatnr erlnpglht per'
oen muB. 0tan mill DIE @onSelltoncn riir
ben GetrGuteuertuui einiliueilen auSgeben
uuO Don Der gegiSlatur Oann Die 0blOlute
Gonrole iiber ben uSatiOnsYor II. u0tIp.
mnn.Nlniiancen i'd erthellen III laiien.
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Niinf &inocr bon cinem einftiir5ctt=
ocu Sad1e cridjla9cn.

Nnt b mn &s., .. Vi0l. = WlUlam
9SiaiamS, Elm gteger, beAab ildl gcilcrn
gbenp, Oa or emen GglIon iiirttctc, nit
Grau unO Sinoeru in ieue GptlOngrubc.
Ser beiuge 9egeu Der leetcu brct Gage bate
Die Stiigeu OeS 0adcS Hnterpublt, uno
ba5 geetere iiiirite gcgcu l llpr 9tddItS ell,
Die Samilie inter ielucn Griimmern be9ros
benz. GS gelang Dem 9tanne, ndl nHicr
ben SrimmcrH berporiuarbetten unO 9ad)'
barn Ill 6iiifc su ruieH. Seiue iilnI Nn-
Der wurOeu ais yeideu auigefunpcn. SSll-
frns mnh ieine 6rnu iInn idner pcrlett.
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Tplac,t clues RaaItbcs.

SDratuie, N.sg., Q. YIal.--5. Grond
uuo Sad SreSliu gerlethcu bente 9taGmlts
taQ I'M Hauihe i'll Strelt, uuo Srcsltn mnroe
pom Gritereu nieSergsidoien, Groud), mel
der aus SadiouptQe, 6lo., itammen lol,
iagtc iidJ oarauf ieIbt cine Sugel IN ben
Sopf. S3eipe Ntdnner wurbeu nat Dem
r@5uui. Of tbc @OoO SbspbcrO" scbrad)t, no
lie bnIh NnrnlIi itnrheu
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Ste Rad,c etncr @erfd,mabteu.

9oS : loS, N..N., 8. Niai.-Siabela
Mariauo mar Dor ;wei 9Sod)eu nit Sole
Yeoro perlobt, alisin Der 2eetere erlpieS rd1
treulos uuo belratbete eiu aubereS Ydos
den. giamens angellca Montian. Die
perlailcue Sraut ertrauite heitig unO genaS
ssrif fiir;li6 uou ibrem langen Siettbum.
@eiteru Nadmittag ihliA Ne ilh in be
.cRehnlua jbres uu9etrsIea glsbbaberS nae
fano benielbea, ioiuie ieine tSedIt I'M SdIliIe.'
Sie ihnitt Setbeu Die ,3ungc aus uuO ent.
lob, lpuroe ieooh BON Dem StaOtmorlHaa
clngelan9eu uuN uerbaitet, nadpem ite oeus
ielben purfl einen Wieiieritld ifmer psrs
wuupet hate. Ecbro uuO ictne 6rau mer'
Den ME pieper i'm StauOe icIn, eIn SSOrt Su
rPNPm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-11
9as Sof,,pafer.
gSeitcres aber Die ucberidlwemmuneen III:
gSeitcu uno Snoen. - Die Tad,ridlt nber
oen Srudb oeS Wprsania Sammes nidlt
beftdtiat.

0cn SrudD oc9 Wur9oWiI %amince uiH'
beftdtiat.
sSrIeans, 10. Rai.-Sie &C.
fern glbsno aus 0onalOi OionUiGe, 9u., bierber
qeifidte gtadlridDt iiber elneu Srudl oeS
Wtoraau;a 0ammes bat ildJ lolpeit nidlt
beItatiat, uuO eriabrene 9eute idenfen ibr
feinen @lauben. Sin Srudl leueS Oamme5
wiirpe bic lleberl1Demmung zines auS9es
oehntcn, trubtbaren 9anSitrhes sur Solge
babeu uno Die nEerasr Gacifc. Sebu" aui
piele Reilen bin iiberidyipeHImeu. Der Nfors
gansasO Oamrtm cine Nleile lang uuO foitete
$4,000. Grtsfinbet fidl 175 Neileu ober'
balb Stem sE8teans, ami Dem Ieuieitigeu
SluButer, 10 Weilen fluBauImdrtS uon Der
0iiinSuuq bes 9apon Cara. Gsiu Damn
am uuteren MtifIiippi iii etnem 10 groBeu
9rufe ausgeieel, mle jener, Huo man
id)dst, oaB ieln Srud, ShaOen im Setra9e
BON mIueefens 100000 neraiIlalleu
piiroe.
2oniiiana,I Ip. 10. Mai.-Oer SLUG
iiebt bier II 6uB iiberIlieperem sSafierftuur,
uub bat nur Sol rpeniger, ais III 1885, 100
Der DAMN brad. huo ben SarnlsrH out Der
SninoiIer SeIte% %tHe @tillion 2oqnr8 Sha.
ben ueruriafte. Sieb aler Irt iii auf Der
0tiIouri'er Seite III elucr beorlngten Gage.
Soleoo, D, 10. Ytal. - Der Dtau'
NEE 9tiuer lit ielt Der lebteH gSod)e boher,
ais er ieit Der 5luth in 1888 mar. Die Sar.
mer entlau9 ielneu uicrn habcu plcl ourt
oas Sortiulpemmen Don Sleh, yGu0 uno
Seuseu, io.pie purd1 Die lleberl6memmung
ibrer Tarmen Al leioen. Iul Der Delmiabrt
uOu epausport nat ieiuer 6arm bel De-
fiance errauf geitern AbeuO Oan. Wtarlep,
elm Warmer, inl 5iiiiuz Giuer. Gnen ldme~
rem Serluit erlItteu >. s. Sol1en & Sobn
bon Defiance, wel6e mehr.re SLOPE Sau'
bolS oerloreu. GineS oerielben RIB bier etncu
Sbeil elmer alten Sriide meg unO llleB baHn
9e9en cine Saint, Die uutcr9lug. Ger Sdas
Den OIL @igentbum betra9t etrpa $4,000.
Gre ton, Sa., 10. Ytal. - 3aS llio'
Dflld)e Soma III abermllS iiberl1pemmt, Il.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT merpeu Don uIelcu Gneus
babueu 9emeloet. Der Regeu hat Gage
lang i'll Sr0meu berabqelbiittet. aue
6lillie unO Sade luo aHsgetreteu uuo Gle
yiisOeruHgeu lebeu l bis 10 SUP tteI inter
sSaIier. Die gan;e Saat 1T ucrnid)tet.
OF. Soieph, DO, 10. Wtal. - Der
GlienjalRuertebr in breilger Ge9enD 1T nOd)
imner burd) SoOdlmaner Intcrbrohen. Nn1
ner nSanta Sc" mo Der uSSabalb Sabn"
iiup ielt Samita9 iriib mo auf Der uSOrftn'
Sauep.Sabn" ieIt Sonuta9 trub teIne Suge
Gn9etommen Hno ab9e9an9eu. 2er Dbl
| lOurl brld)t llf elu HeueS Sett, uno ole @e1
| rabr eriltlrt, baB er Die Staot ct. Solept
elHe UOue Ntelle BON leluem Sabrmaner eHt
| fernt laiieu mro. Die u@rano &Siano-"
mo be r9tod SSlauos sSabu" werSen, peur
Der SluB uollltaaOig our1brld)t, aHt elnt
| groBe Srede bin seriort.
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CANADA tricst oas 0eio i;no
..tiucIc Sart1 bic Gllincic;1.

OTTAWA, Sut., 8, Ytll. = Die Gln'
wanoerung pou Gbiucleu i'll SrItlid.Go-
lumbia ninmt tmmcr groBere BrOportIOncu
an. 9ie meiiteu DER @brucien idlIeiden
iiu, uatOem ile Der cauaOiihen &egieruu9
$50 SOpigclO beiablt haben, lber Die
GreuSe nat cen Ser. Staatcu. Die &es
ueuueu, weIdje Der cauaOllfeH Tegernn9
I'M Ieetcu DtOHat in SlctOrla, y. y, aus
Der Gbmeeneimuanoeruug erlpnblen, be.
Iefen iId nuf SIG, 900.
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Sn 0hicaao acitorbc,,.

Gbicago, Q. Mal.-Samc5 @ouNic,
ieu., Der erile Grbauer eiueS transatlantic
lden nur nit 2ampf aetrIebenen 6abScngS,
lit 0eito,ben. 9aS Boot mar Der pJioyal
gSllliam," Der i'll 1888 Die 0ahrt bon kictou,
N.=S., mad @rauclenO madlte. @ouole
crreidlte eiu Alttr uou S3 Sabrcu uub bIntcr'
ldBt mad 6O,lGbri9er Gpe elne nabesu 50.
idhriae GattIu, iople bier S0hue unO Swej
564ter, Die 2Iae III Ooer bel GbicagO mob
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scrmiid,fc tclearopbiid,c 9cpeid,cn.

- Eoll;ilt YIpper aus SaneSoIue, g.,
eridob gefsrn su DiOunt Ylealant, nabe
ieuer StaOt, elnen uubelannteu Steb, mel
der ell, Gi.ro uuo Elm 2iuggp 9efObIen bate,
uno oamit III eutiliehen periud)te.
- Sarrp WcGloStep, IA SABRE alt, pels
der aslegentlid) DeS fiir3ll6eH SraHOeS i'm
y@rauo Genlral, Gheatcr" Su philadelphia
,dwere Sranomuuoen erlitt, 1T geltern Irlib
i'm !Sclpjtal geitOrben. 2urd) leInen Soo
mirb bic 3abl Der Spfer Der Satatropbe aui
spOIf geit.i9srt.
Su ct. 9ouis wurSs gefsru cas- Ib.
reiben bes alien pYlauters6 6oule," zines III
1871 crbauteu 9otels, begounen. Gin ncueS
,Sotel wirO all Stellc oes alien erbaut mers
. ben.
- 6rau g. g. $ieffer, Gdmdgerir beS
SuuOe6ieuatorS 99. u. Biefier Don SOniaS,
1T uorgeitcru aui Der alien 6etmitdtte Der
Namile 4iefier, Z DIeileu iuOli1) pom Gar
liSle, Ha., III Alter BON "A Sabren getors
ben. Seuator Yteiier wurbe aufIeuer 6urm
gebOren.
- Gam. Sarrom'S gSohnuug su Comb
Itone, arlS., brannte geitern frub nleoer.
Yarrow'S OreiJGbuger Sobn uuO l7sjdbrlger
Stmager tameu III beu Slammeu um.
- 9Sm. y. 6iltebeltel, Elm nabc College
bile, Ya., auidiIiger, eupa fiiurlgjdbrlger
6armer, rief geern abeHo leine 6rau III
1td) auf ielu Siamer uuo burdlldlnttt Itf
uor ibren Augeu nit elHem 8airmener Die
aeble. Sinnen ueui9eu Mluutea mar er
cine yeite. 9r bc9ing Die Chat in elnem
anrale tempordrer @ellesit0rurg.
= 9ie Saliue uno bc S1gemiihle Der
ySutterS ano GeterS Gait. ano %umber-
Company" nabe guDngtOu, Ntifr glngeu
am SCnHtag IN 6lammen auI. ScrIut
$175,000.
- Ghrisbolm uno 6arreQS 9(derbuu.
maidiueniabrit uuo Die 9Scrte Der eletfris
lden Seleuhtuu9 'au 6agwarp5, Gala,
gln9en gefern in 6lammen auI. DIan
ldldtt ben GeIammtperluit aul SI00, 900.
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3u Sampcu albanrNfGer Sanoiteu.

g9lcu, 0. Niai.- 9llbausilbe Sanolen
bobeu Ole Sad,ide Sruppe ocutidDer 2lt9'
leteu uuieru OeS @OlrS uOu 2Irta uberfaaeH
mo aepliiu0ert unO 6rl. Aoele, etHe lunae
biibide aiinitlertn, mltgebsn betBeu. HpcIe
lit "A Sabre alt. Nadl bat r9 an paS
peutid)e &onu!at hicpgcr Stnot 9cmanot
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Slutperaiescn in elmer gStrtbit,ait.

Slrmluaba 10. MaI. - Sobn
Saplor, Gigentbiimer Der vSbeatre 9Iogal
SSirtbldaft," mari 9elteru Nbeno eiueu Ses
truufeuen binau5, uuo ais olter SurlId'
fam uuo, @elb auf Den S6enttilf) legeuo,
ein,u yorinf" perlan9te, mari Der 9Slrtb 0aS
Selo auf ben 8OocH unO grlfI gum JteuOls
Der, ba iener Dtieue nladte, ua9 ibm ;u
idJlaqen. pS6ieBe nidJt, id1 mill geben!"
rief Der Quoere, bod i'm islben Augenblid
traf ihu Die Sugel in Der gSanee uuo blich
lm 6alIe iIten. Der Nann iiel auf ben
9,ooen unO Saplor ihoB gum smeiteumal.
Sr trai eineu Dianu, Der nit eiuem Sobue
ebeu sur Sbiir blnauS mollte, III Die Sduls
ter unS uerlette lbu itlmer. 2em Suaben,
Der lbu oarob taoeltc, rannte Der gSirth ein
Mensr i'll ben arm. gfnu aber id)lu9eH
swci Rdnner enOIifJ ben @atbsnbeH ius
lammen; eiu NtOb, Der auf ben SnaQ Der
S6iiiIe berbeieilte, bemadlti9te iidD ieiuer.
Elm Grid warb berbeiaeidafil uno RAID eiug
es benz uafiteH 2eternenpiabl III. 9as Gea
beul unb 6iiliegeidlrel oes g9irtbes brad)te
Bolisiiten berbei, Die i'm mad bartem &f
befreiten uub uah Dem @efdngniB III GLIDER.
hcit brantsu. Seine SpIer befiuoen i9
in polpItal.
Cine Gntideiouussid,I ad,t fir Die Sefreiuns
pom tpranHiiden Sod Der bespotiiten aairteH Sp5z
pepiic Sdrfleibiatclt uno SeberlcoeG iro aelcIert
penn oas cbemGlat Spier ibrer drserlteH Sberberr>
idJait cine Sur nit Soltetters Wa9cnbiterem ourtz
madlt. Damn mliieH ile iDohI ooer libel od5 6eIo
rdumen mo @eiuHobet eEtialtet iiegrei ibr 4dHer.
Sodles fIHo uHGbdnoerIId1 bic @riabruHetH SerjeHlz
gtH, uede oa5 mdssebeHoe Alterdiip eebrduden, I'm
lencr breieiHiae1 SId9e Serr gu fperoen Ter Odtie
gt9cn Spspepiie, 9GleIbeidiUeroeH uno SGrtlebI9z
t,f, Der brGitiiteH apiIbrmitte II. ~ sibt IS 10
pele pie Sano peer, ahrr ie iino ebeaio Huelos,
ME oieier. Die sIltlide SereiHisuns beiltrditi9er
gIgenitatcI, pie ne bic oroBe JiItfamm,r Der Jia>
tur parbict,t a in oem SitteTcn oertretcner pirnos
fer Bans beio:oert udt Hur, ionoern beDrtt uHo
fur iih bic SeIluH9 droEher Seroauunss beitlDerz
ben, uureeelmdBisen Sua9lreHs Der Siaecpeioe uHo
galenSsrieeuHa. 9eseH Jinlaria uno al ole ibdos
IldeH. aus uHreEer ooer perpeeter atmoipbdre eHts
lprin9enoen 9raH5eten 1T Der SIttere ole bete Suss
nebr. Gr bemmt bic Yeigun9 sum Rbenmatismus,
rset bic yiercn uno SIaie gu eRersii6cr 55itiafeu
an unb ourditromt ben berunter aefommrnea tIGits
IOicn sorper nit frilter araIt. Ms toRiides Nltia
bat er nitht ieines SIelhea.
109-14t&pl9)
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New.@urfcr Ilad,rtmtcn.

81 orf, 10. Diat. - Na;hariue
9rsene, Elm i'll gir- 708, liprtle. Iuenue,
Srootlpu, mobubate5 30.ldbriges 6rauens
;immer, beiiuoet lld) inter Der Auflage OeS
SiuOeSmorOeS i'll pSom0Opathidlen 5oipls
tai" oil Der GumberIanOItraBe inter polijeis
lidler luillft. 9r. Sau luSer, meld)er
gcltern ;u Dem Sraueu;immer uah oem els
pdbnien 6Gule gernten purOe, tauO Satba.
riue auf Dem iur; uorber geboreneu ueib,
lld)eu Siube llegeu unb yefteres erltldt. IA
iid) aud Strau9ulatlouS,S Spureu am Sale
OeS 8inoe8 ;eigten, beuadrldJtigte 81. San
Qu;er Die EoISei bcS IS. SeslrfS, melte
Die SS0hneriu na1 oem 6Oipral brin9en
IieB uuO Die 2eite ibrcS 3tnOts nadl 0er
Wtor9ue id)aflte. 98ie eu Seridlteritattcr
bel elnem Seiufe bes 9auleS gfr. z08,
Wigrtle. Ipeuue, erfubr, luobnte Satbartne
bel lbrem Sntel. Sobu McDianuS. Sic lit
nidlt uerberatbet, unterhielt aber ldou lett
ldu0erer 3eit eiu SerbdltuiB init elnem ge.
wiilen 4atrlf Ieboe. gSaS Der glnlaB Su
Dem GnbeSmorbe, Der naf anlidIt Der Bos
liiei oes Is. Se;irts uorlie9t, selpeieu lit,
Iieb iid uid)t erlnitteln.
- 2ie 9tahgrabuEseu nadl Der geidle oeS
Don Setter Snu!e mo Aoam SaaS ermor.
peteu SinoeS Der Ntarie SSertbeimcr an
gttptou-Greef iinO Sei:ens Der YOlisei eiu.
oeIcut lporOen. Die Geheimpolisiiteu oeS
6. SrcofIpner SeSiriS iino Su Der ileberseus
9uug getOmmen, baB Better SAule mahrs
id)elulid] in, ,Gemelnidoit nit Vtarie SSert.
beimcr nad benz Dtoroe Die feline yeid)e
auS9rub uuo anoerSmo uerltarrte. Die orei
@eiauaeueu puroeH 9eileru YOIiSeiridter
@ottina porseiiib-t uuO pluibirten trOt Ocs
umfaiieuoen @eitduOulfes, mcI6cs~iie am
Samitass Ntorgeu mad ibrer Serbaitung
absele9t batten, uuldt idulota." Ste wer.
ben an 0ounertas nodmalS perbort wer-
ben.
- Suie & Comps Stalluugeu oil Der
65. StraBe, nabc Der IL. auenue, iOwle etu
anqreu;euoeS SenementbaI5 braunten fur;
nad llbr beute friih nleper, uuO 10 Yterpe
famen in ben 6lammen nm. Die so Sc
mobusr beS SrnementbauieS muBteu in III
rem JiadtfleioerH eutilleben, nm bem Slam
meutooe Su ent9eben.
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Ser Senti9e GorreipomSent,
EdsIf6, fpo6entlib uno Sonnta9s

q. gaaine, Gioentbamer nno Reoaftenr,
ehbpeitsSde SatimousS Strabe uno goii>S Sificesgps.
fimore unp in Der Nahbarifoft beiorst 121s Cts. :;
fdeIide uno eonnta as saussabe Id @ts. pro
Rode,abIbar poteutidl on bic eas Satt beiorsenbcn
Roriosgorausbe,dblung $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firsere
3eit i'm gerbdItnis; fir bic p6djentlidle MuSa aa be
NIT SonHtassbatt, portotrei, NIT absus tiir 9Iubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, nad trseHo einem Srte hes Snlans
pro Sabr-Oas bette uno btaisite oeutidje SIatt
In ben Dtitte= uHo SibitGateu.
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SioIittt lpiro itaiicniiser Vremier.

81 ON, 9. Mai. - SOnig 6umbert bat
beute mad elmer @onieren; nit !o6. Griipi
uuo 3auarbeai oen Sru. 0iOlttti e-iutt. EN-
Sabinet Su orsaniiireu. - p@upltale" tbelIt
NIT, OuB Der Maugel all 9artgclO ben Sc
iAditsleuteu in 8om, gieapel, @euua uuO
anoeren Stdbten groBe Serlegenbeiten be
reitet. troebem Die Regierung ptGBre9elu
getroHen hat, I'M Die AuSiuhr bon Ooh IL.
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Sranfreid, uuo Der gatifau.

Sonp II, 10. Mai. - Der faOit bat
benz Gribiifof pon Barls brisfltdI beiObleu,
Die y9hriItIide llnlon," cine Geieaihaft,
bic inter Dem Sorpanoe oeS Shue.s liir
Satboliten, in SSrflittelt nber im Srtereile
Der mOrmoniitibeu BropagauOa s.griinOet
muros. aui;uloien. Der Grsbi6oi uHter.
iIuete oieie @eieaifaft. Der Satltan hat
ft gepelsert, oaS @eiud Der iransOF9en
9iegierung um abiesuns bes Gr;blibuis
BON YGrls sI belpiqi9eu.
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e. & s.. cfpncs l. Gputp.
S>ie -saItimere.eb bso.s bm.@efeuf6aft. "

9ds Sirettorlum bat in IeiHer heuti9eI 2eriaWuls
lung iol9eHoeH S'eidluB GHaeHommen:
pScidIofsn, oeB auf oas 8runSfapitaI Der
cauptbabu fiir oic Gm 81. DECEMBER 1891 abse=
Iduienen orci Eacuatc cine on HHb Had ncm IT.
pioi nddhibiH in Sdaemeiiters sbiircau 81 Baltimore
on Die bei'm SGluiie Der nebertrags Siiber eiRge=
traeeneH Millionaire iablbGre Sipiseuos pru eiuem
uuo ciuem esisrtel Eroicnt nussemorfeR lpIro,
uno baf bic Soidb (DiScharCe) z9SIder OIL 25. 9pr,
I'M llhr 9ddlnt.ags, IN Baltimore uRo 9ieiuz2orf
mo bi, lebsrtraas Siher ON 26. slpri esidllonsn
pcroen, uno Selpe his ann Il. Wai 1892, 8ormitz
tags 10 lhr, seid,loiieH bIeibea."
Vile sepidlten sltten miicn Sebuis 0esirtrins
am 26. april S92, uor llbr 9fadmitta9S, IN Bali
timore ooer Heiusyorf por9cIe9t peroen.
(96,S,9,11S) Wnorep 9lnOeriou, Setrctdr.
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9. Noab & S6hne's

y. WoaD & Sobnc's
8rp f. . D 10 a n Y a ben,
birett an Der SIoolf Gde pon Sroaowap
ouub GaIerusIueuus.
Die gRaseons Der ipcscn unb Der lnionzene
fabrcn Der 5biire pprbci. Die uEioH=Sinie ei6t
au allen ibreH 2aa99oHs &ransfcr=Siiete. (113)
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,~ s d u 6 e! q

.~ s d. II 8 e! $50
gp,un sie bilise, quite Sd,ubpaarcn fauien uno
scbn rc,ent pareH pOlen, 10 seben Sie in oas ats
beipdbrte uno betanHte Gtitlit DoE p. DGn5eglod,
.Vptbians caue= Sdlubs Store," 2r. 127. IprO=
Ganjtrabc, ba Gas fur Sommerarbeit 81 MAIDEN lit.
Geben SIe fidl bic s5aare bios on, ebe Sic no ans
bers fauien, odru pcroen Sic iehen, poSbr Brot it,
Sausitjube, SerrtHz uub SamcH>SilIs uno @ummiz
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Nis;a, 10. Mai. - 9(m 81. 0fai
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idlass augetlasteu 9merituner Deacon ,el.
neH auians, wel9er ben 9isbbaber ieiner
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himself had started to run, but seeing
that the bear would catch him from
behind and have him at a disadvantage.
he turned and gave bruin charge of
bird shot The shot didn't stop the
bear and the next thing Jim knew the
bear was upon him and had him down
and was clawing and chawing away at
him at fearful rate. Somehow, he
doesn't know how, Jim managed to
get out of the bears grasp and to his
feet. He backed away and the bear
came teari e at him again. jim gave
up then and would more than likely
have been dead man within the next
five minutes, when swish, swash, kerr
Josh came something through the
brush and before the bear got to Jim
another big bear jumped on the scene.
- Go way! go 'way!' Jim shouted,
not knowing what he was at, he was
80 scared. Go way! One o. you can
git away with me easy enough!''
''Bnt the second bear just gave one
look at Jim and then threw itself
against the other bear like locomo-
tive. Jim said that it thrashed the
first bear around so that as soon as it
could get a chance it went limping and
bleeding away as fast as its legs could
carry it. Then the second bear turned
toward Jim. and, taking . few steps.
raised it's right fore paw. !. al'5
:. Peggy Ann. BY; tho great cork.
screw! yelled Jim, and the next SEQ
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PEGGY ANN SAVES JIM's LIFE.
lay down by the grave CT her foster
mother and they didn't disturb her.
Next morning she was there yet, and
when Jim went out to fetch her in to
give her some breakfast she was dead
"'Her heart was jst broke! said
jim.
1.-THE knocking down of his mother
bv Sassy Sam seemed to put it in his
head that he was the boss OF things On
the farm and he went to running
them, and so Jim took him in hand the
other day and put ball through him.
II didn't hardly suppose the news
of it had got noised around up here
yet, the stranger added, "but it's all
the talk down my way"
''And where is that, stranger, if I
may as1S?' Landlord Ross inquired.
pike county, Pa, replied the inno-
cent-looking man and he went up to bed.
while the Fairchild house circle went
into executive session and took it hot
Ed North, in N. Y. Sun.
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THE MONKEY cHiEFTAIN.
One Despotic Sovereign That Was Owe,

One Despotic Sovereign That Was Over"
thrown.
Natives may we'll call the monkey
sire Maharaja, for he is the very type
and incarnation of savage and sensual
despotism. They are right, too, in
making their Hanuman red, for the
old males face is of the dusl<y red you
see in some elderly. overfed human
faces. Like human Maharajas they
have their tragedies and mayhap their
romances One morning there came q
monkey chieftain, weak and limping.
having evidently been worsted in
severe fight with another of his own
kind. One hand hung powerless, his
face and eyes bore terrible traces of
battle, and he hirpled slowly along
with pathetic air of suffering, sup
porting himself on the shoulder OF
a female-a wife, the only member OF
his clan who had remained faithful
to him after his defeat We threw
them bread and raisins, and the
wounded warrior carefully slowed the
greater part away in his cheek pouch.
The faithful wife, seeing her oppor,
tunity, sprang on him. holding fast his
one sound hand, and opening his
mouth she deity scooped out the store
of raisins. Then she sat and ate them
very calmly at a safe distance: while
he moved and chartered in impotent
rage. He knew that without her help
he could not reach home, and was fam
to wait with what patience he might
till the raisins were finished. It was
sad sight, but. like more sad sights,
touched with the light of comedy.
This was probably her first chance of
disobedience or of self-assertion in her
whole life, and I am afraid she thor
oughly enjoyed it. Then she led him
away.-Pall Mall Budget.