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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26
Es17S UNION
Nd PACIFIC
%#W SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Sept. II, 1893,
Hoiat tr1rs and pgau NJ sat La.s
Cig Dalv. ~ i0i6ris

Auu,yE
rom nli Eastern points. .....,.... 70 a m
Prom Butte. Portland San FRAN
cisco, Cache valley and UFion..I0 % a m
Prom 40 Eastern points. Tara city
ana uEiuu...a........ ...as........ii 80 am
PROM Sam iuucHaD, ogden aud
intermediate points....... .......-. al q co.
'irom Milford saurtto Valley .Iuan, Ncphi.
troyo,turcka ana intermediate points DlOp o.
'ttom 1crmuuh and ToooIc..........a. . W - m
urrAEr
For ogden. intermediate points.
Fan Francisco, Park tlty and
al Eastern points .............. 2 90 a on
For ogden and intermediate points %, 100 % m
Tor Ogden, intermediate points
and 40 EaHiorn puIn.s............... o % p m
Tor ogden. Butte, Helena. Portland
cache Valley and Ban Francisco Ol - ZOO
'ror Eureka. Provo. saupoic valley
aud Muforl................a On a u.
'ior tooclo and torminus............ q 8 am
luu only on Monday "wednesday and
Friday
TRAINS south NJ IuaJ will run every other
day only leaving Juab Monday. "Wednesday
aud Friday and FRISCO on Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The re-.
port Of James NJ. Beck, examiner In
the famous sugar trust case, Ia ready
to file In the United states circuit
court. The proceedings were brought
by tbs United States TO declare tue
trust Invalid. The defendant In the
case Included all the prominent sugar
men In the country.
Inc examiner makes no recOmmeR-
dallonH, but merely recites the facts n
The case. Tue report will be- taken up
Ia court In November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

CmcAuU, Oct. 2j.-Srna,ors White
department Of state In Washington TO
enlist the Influence Of that department
with tho German government for the
transfer OF that governments exhibit
In this city 10 the Midwinter Fair.
Secretary Gresham spoke 10 the Ger
man ambassador on the subject. anu
that official recommended 10 the home
government that the transfer be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity OF Coming to the City
for Treatment.

Almost every mail brings lottor, asking Dra.
Maufnull aud liissUU Il 10 necessary to live
IN SAT- Lake Ia order 90 take the trcAtmentY
Gan you Wrat patients ht hUir homes by mall
ana other questions uf similar Import
IRA Mansfield and blsselt desire 10 state.
therefore Tor the benefit Of those who may bo
hcsllnung about writing 90 them, that by their
question u3nts and other systematic arran. ..
incuts, q sufficient knowledge OF each case rnn
De obtained o. make treatment An cLsy matter.
THUS patients can be- treated at their own
homga a. well a. tn SAT- Lake. Medicines are
tOnt by express, % regular correspondence ID
required AID maintained, aud tie phyHciau
nud patient ARC thus in constant touch.
Prompt replies are made by Dra, ManHnolu a
hmaOtt notifications iu trcAtueu urrsrrihsd
with tuH proper medicines and in every detail
gNUh Csau De- worked nut until q cure b. elected.
Enc Osc Z cents iu stamps whom you write Tor
question CIRCULAR
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NEW lOmS, oct. 20. - Nathan
Strauss, who lived with his wife IN the
Gronoblo apartment house, at Fifty.
seventh street aud Seventh avenue,
shot himself AT 0.bO O'Clock tris morn.
Ing In the right temple with TeyOl.
Yer, In his office Al No. IS wost Broad.
way. He was taken 10 the Chambers
street hospital, where he died soon
alter noon. Mr.. Strauss was manager
ofthe branch house VI Levi Strauss a
Co., Of San Francisco, dry goods
iirm. He was 10 years old. The only
reason his friends assign Is that his
mind had become Unbalanced from
oyerwork. The domestic life VI Strauss
was said TO be happy. Ho leaves two
children.
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EiIisd ina TreiEh, Wreck.

HARRIsBuRd, Pa, oct. 25.-Four
men were killed In a wreck ON tho
Pennsylvania road in this city this
morning. A loaded freight train
going east was boarded at Market
street by ave men. Two squares away
u car Jumped the track anu crushed
into a weslbOund train Of empty cars.
The car In which tho men were sitting
was held In tho middle Of the grind.
ing mass and four were Instantly
killed and one injured.
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Lynehinr Probable.

wINFuLD, Kan, Oct. g5.-Nuch
excitement prevails tonight over the
unptovoktd killing this afternoon OF
Captain n. IL. slvard, an Old settler
well known throughout the state, mud
iynching liz not improbable. Cnutaiu
sivafd, while acting NJ peace officer,
undertook to arrest Morgan Wright, %
young tough, anu kid Morton. joint
keeper A gang Of tOughs congrrga,rl
and general fight ensued. During
the melee somebody, supposed 60 nave
teen Morton, fired a shot at Siyarl.
The latter fell, dying almost Instantly
from n wound IN the head.
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oivn service convictions.

bouIsvlLLE, Oct. %. - Walter r..
Shaw, an ex-ieputy under Collector
Scott was found guilty In the United
states court today Of violating the civil
service statute making II unlawful for
government employe 10 solicit
money Tor political purposes. The
penalty II a fine not exceeding 10000
or one years imprisonment, or both.
The Gases OF ex.Collector Scott and
Chief Deputy Early will DO taken up
Immediately anu there Ia hardly any
doubt but they both will DO found
guilty.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
A CRUEL MURDERER.
James Stone Makes q Second Con-
lesSiOn Of His Crime.
HE BUrCHERED THE wRATrANs.
The Horrible Delalls.-The Slayer's
Mistaken Religious Notions.-A
Letter 10 III, Family.

wAsuSGroN, Ind, Oct 25.-James
Stone has made second confession,
completely generating the persons
whom he implicated in his first con.
fession Of the wrAttan murder. lie
stated to Deputy Prosecutor Hastings
that his frat concession was In the
main untrue. lie alone was guilty
Of the ElFooious crime. He said that,
arming himself with n small * aud
~ corn knife, he proceeded TO the
house, calling Mrs. Mratlan to the
door. lilo informed her that he hal
the loo,acho and Mrs. wraitan brought
him some Wizard oil. As she brought
II he struck her to the floor with tho
corn knife.
He then rushed into the room whero
Mr.. Wraltan anu the children were.
Ellen Wmttau, the eleven-year.Old girl
who survived the horrible blow she
received that night for several days,
hfst Avskc,and recognizing Stone, tx.
claimed. "MT. Stone, what are you
doing hefo?" lie struck her, land then
turned TO Wratlan, a helpless patient,
aud struck him n fatal blow on the
forehead. Next he killed both the small
children.
He tried tho door TO the room Of old
Mrs, Wrattan, but could not force 10,
NJ he forced the window by breaking II
with his foot. Thun terrible light
cnsucd, for the old lady was strong.
lilo then passed. through the rooms In
which the other victims lay. Mt. AMI
Mrs. WThitRu were both living, but de-
lifiUus. lie gave them hnAl blow.
stone did not get any money, and said
that bitor the Tragedy he uid not care
tor money.
stone then hid his clothes and
bloody weapons. He was iirst al the
Wfgttau homestead when tue alarm
u murder was given. He was pail.
bearer NJ the funeral aud assisted tho
undertaken In dressing the bodies tor
burial. He says he has been forgiven
by the Lord and IL a happy man. lie
wrote the following 20 ms wlio aud
children:
"Duar Cecilia, Salllc, Ezra aud
Hnuy-I DON'T think 1 will ever sec
your faces again. Raise the children
10 fear God. will tell you today that
| am happy In the Savior'a love.
sought Christ yesterday evening and
all last night. | found him, precious
o. my eOul, anu / am ready 10 die and
am happy man. Please meet me ia
heaven, all VI you. Tell Cecilia to
write mo M soon ~ she gets this, and
that she did Just right in telling tho
truth on me TO the grand jury. am
saved. Pray for me, Cecilia. good.
bye. JOua Il. SToNE.n
IL IL reported that when thu con-
stable went 10 arrest Stone he Invited
the constable Ia to family prayers.
After that, he said, no would 20 with
him. His vile has been brought 10
Washington for protection, as she
feared violence from tho numerous
gang TO which the husband belonged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-rho Times TO-.
morrow will say: The lady managers
Of the Worlds Fair ut their meeting
today let the cat out OF the bag. Last
summer Secretary anu Mis-. Carlisle
visited IN, FaiH The lady managers
wanted money aud were good 20 hun,
Among other acts tho ceremonies com.
mittoe gave a reception, costing be-
tween $500 anu .5J1. Tho board cent
the bill 10 Congress and Congress re-
fused to pay it, whoreup0n Secretary
Carlisle personally paid the bill.
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be referred TO the ways and means
committee, and II was 30 referred.
Molsae called up the bill for the pro.
lection Of forest reservations, but the
morning hour expired without n quo.
rum appearing and she debate Of the
bankruptcy hill wss resumed. Lane
of Illinois took thu floor IN opposition.
Kilsore Of Texas made a strong speech
against the measure.
Pending further debate the Houie
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

BATTLE CREES, Oct. 25.--rhc body
Of another victim OF the Grand Trunk
wreck WAS identified ~ that Ut G..
Straub Of New York. Robert Col.
grove Of London, Ont, WIS also found
among the dead. This leaves Fix un.
identified siill. Az the inquest today
Conductor 80 Il anu Engineer Woolty
refused to answer question, protest.
Ing that by ~ doing they would iu-
crimiuNte themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26
IN. aIlnntlen IN nrasIL

NEw YOmS, Oct. 25.-Tho HFad's
Munieviur0 dispatch rayg The siiuN.
ton IN Rio DO more s,tniupI than ever.
The latest advices confirm the news VI
tho escape OF the Uranus which
boldly steamed pact Fort Santa Cruz.
The ritAdCntes is sui IN port auI has
steam up,aud the l,epuUltca sin wait.
lug for her % come out anu light IT'S
currently reported tonight chat the
Brazilian river squaIrOu hhs declared
ia favor OF Mollu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

Houston, Tex, oct. 25.-Au east.
bound local freight train AMI n vest
bound California express freight col.
l,dud at Stella today. Two unknown
tfAmps were killed outright John
Door Of Luling, was also Killed, aud g.,
Colbort received injuries which will
result fatally.
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The ,iatnhpir question.

CARR fowS, oct sj.-C3mmissloncr
Loeb mas perfected all plans 10 hurry
forward men AMI ft0rUs in order that
hu may have "A strong Uoiy Of impetisi
trDOps around him Whom tho huai SEQ.
tlumeut Of the Ma.abrlu question takes
place Ht Buiuway.
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MORE VICTIMS.
a PsnnsyIvanIa Ha,iroad Wreck with
Loss OF Life.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 25.-The soc.
ond section OF the Chicago limited Ou
tho Pennsylvania railfOud was wrecked
near Lawrence station shortly after q
O'Clock tonight by running into de.
rallied freight train. Five unknown
tramps who were stealing ride on the
freight train were killed, and another,
named Ward M,GOniglp OF Plltsburg
was badly Injured. Daniel Mahonoy,
engineer and Henry Matthews, hrc-
man, OF the limited, wore badly iu.
Jufod. Ellis Green, "a passenger nnd
J. q. Garter, VIM. Willis anu James
I. Gray, p0rlers, were eighty Injured.
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RIO GRANDE
WESTERN.
sEsSiSSl.8
kWESTERN%
4RuuAYASJ
Is@Ms
sisNd,rd osss~
suaIiuT rlsI rlpsl
In Eneei Joiy aorb. isol
TTIvrs slfTIlFu

frlvrs sAtr LAWS
No. a-rur Provo. iiuEHHfu. ID uauteh
aud hll points kast........s...... sos A.
ho,t--Ior Prove, Grand junction and
alpoinu East........ ......-. leo I'm.
no. t-ICr EuIUkH. klruVn, Manu-
and HaIirH .t.... ..s..... - all rstn.
No. s-for Ogden and Woat.........-....tiisl pm.
No l-fuf ogden aud the West ....... n rs a.il
~ fvra tttr fAUv
No 1-Ifom Eufctn, Provo, Graud
junction and thn EAat, .a.........iiio3an.
No. t-Frum Provo, Grand JunctIon
and ne EAtL...................t n 80 m
No -Irom bingham, itUTo, MAnu
aud HAllnA 100. iff0n.m.
no i-ffom Ogden and tho WetL ... hi an.
No. f-tfom ogden and the West. i'iQ pm.
only line running through Pullman Palace
luuuIo UfaWiur Room Shoppers 90 beaver via
Crane Junction and 90 Kansas CITY and thicA
% VIA colorado points aud only limo running
Pullman Nlurprra salt Lake 20 San Francisco
No changes eioto connections. safety tpced
and comfort
Itshst Omc- No. ~ ~. and south ~.
d. {. bODSk, A. n NkLpr III. hEsEETr
SIS. kAnAgsE Soa- hupL SsE.f.&r.A
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CONGREsA
'oomhs OF brooklyn Creates some
Amusement Ia the House

WAsHINGrOS, Dot. 25.-Iu the
House Cgmmiuetli this morning asked
unanimous consent for consideration
OF his resolution relating to the separa.
ton OF the Independence aud Visslla
land districts Of California. Coffee
Withdrew his objection aud the Iesolu-
tlOn passed.
Coumbs Dem. OF Brooklyn created
TOmelhinR OF sensation ana some
amusement by Offering resolution
outlining plan Tor the tariff bill, and
iuslTuctlng the ways and meRnB COM
miltee TO bring In bill In accordance
with Its provisions.
Cultivate insisted that the resolution
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Headaches, Ringing In Ears, woak
Eyes, Sore Throat, Hawking, Splitting
Loss OF Appetite, Sleoplos-nos-, etc, arc
all caused by CatarTh. Dr.. Mansfield
and his'o,t Cure H. only s. a month,
lfoc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

NEW Yums, OCT. 25.-The Hcraid's
Lima, Peru, dispalcu sayf: News OF
serious inns OftnncH BE- lust received
from Huanoayo. 10 is stated tnat the
Indians are rising in revolt against the
government Tucy are said 10 be iu
favor 81 uH.preHident Cscofe whUfo
rights " oiti2onsuip were recently
taken from hiu 10y ihu Peruvian con-
gresa.
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secretary Of the navy, alter consulting
with the President and secretary of
state, issuel an order deiochiug Al.
mIrhl stanton from command ui his
squadron, aud turning it over 10 Cap.
tain plcRiug, the next officer iu rank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

~ lrsi noticed the disease lu boy head. ~
my nose stopped NJ. a dull hH4fa.lf u.aTiEI
tlra. ringing noises in my ear UH IHI mN at.
irulluu 60 zoe fact Then my tHfulI I..4u t,i
l',l raw hud gct clnFEcd up with mucous. 1
meat htWu % loose my appetite. . couldn't
tgtp zoe food cat iu my stomach after gsurr.
Mb umnrn WOULD hluut anu 900 Win .uEasH
huI caused mu much misery.
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WAsIuSGToN, Oct.26.-Tho Rev. DR..
Samuel w. Hathaway, chaplain Of the
House Of Representative, II reported
TO be still alive At late nOur tonight,
though very low. His complaint l.
BrighRa dlaeaae.
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nII,rr Tor ,I,n Now Ynri,.

NEW YoRl, oct. .5,-The presents-
ton OF u handsome service Of silver 10
tho cruiser New York by the citizens
OF New York took place today ON
board the wAtship, now lying az the
navy yard wharf at Brooklyn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

For few cents any person can obtain a
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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located in salt Lake CITY pHrmauenCy. Rrs.
possibility and s.u form tho 5aais OF ever
claim they make
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CIIy nod ono, 2OI naIn SlreeL.

d. D. hurley. Gent ArL Passgr. Dept
a. DICKINSON. General Manager
A.. l. LOMAN, q. FAT. Agent.
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Zion Medical Institute
$500 PER MONTH.

AllPaIieu,s under treatment or plac.
ing themselves under treatment before
November Lot will bo treated until
cured at the uniform rate OF $500 a
month. Medicines furnished free.
This applies to all diseases.
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TIA A WELL MAN.

Arc the startling bus go. true words
spoken by Mr. Rock, who was sunor.
ing from Catarrh oftho head, ,hroa.
and a-mmanh.
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Office In posorot National Bank
Building. Salt Lake city,
Utah. Telephone, I4a.

pmEcroRs rs Richards, Thos. O. Weber,
n. ". Clayton, Elias a, Smith, NJ. T. Gun.
minEs, james II. Moyle, ohGa. y, richards,
A W. CLElisE, '. q, CataE.
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oM . | / ~.
8erliner @eri4tslcene.

Bon elmer pilben 8eitie iiberfallen
nnb aerfleifd)t au uerben, 1T getpiB fein
erfrebenSwertber @enuB, unb tann
man es benz 8u6binber Sulius Mabr.
mann in Berlin besbalb ni6t perbens
fen, menn er Ii9 biefem 9rauiamen
@ei6id au ent3ieben iu9te. Naerbings
1T e8 niGt re6t beritdnbli9, ,pesbalb
er bel benz BON ibm bebaupteten lles
berfaQ nidt bic belagte 8eHie, fonbern
beren Gigentbiimer nit ieinem Siod
in einer 9Deiie i6lug, baB er ii6 eine
9lntlage megeH 90rpernerleBung gus
aog.
nDbwobl id an benz bepuBten Sage
f9on nm piere 9ta9mittags eenen Jana
fam0ien &aui6 batte." besinnt Mabrs
mann feline 8ertbeibiguns, rio mar
i'd bod nod ian3 flar bel 4opp. -"
8Ori.: n4lfo tuieber bic alte gnt,
f6uloigung. Sic mollen bic Shat in
Der Sruntenbeit periibt baben."
Ingefl.: Run, 6err Seri1tss
bof, mat i'd ietban babe, bab' id ies
than, I'M bet nit benz &aui9 is nur
10 aebenbei, inbem unier Meeiter feline
filberne 9o9seit iefeiert I'm uns' II paar
Wfdrter ieieben bate, lpofiir mir uns
ut iein Wobl mat anb6un iolten, tpat
6enn oo9 in ber vGibelen Rageltlfe"
in bic &6peniderfraBe ief6ebn is. lin
pier llbr berlieB i'd bieies 2ocal, in
Inbetra6t befen, bet mir Der @irtb
nor bic SbOre ieporfen bate.
gorf.: 50, ba ideinen sic l9cn
in Der ri9tlgen 8erfaiiung geweien gu
iein.
AugetI.: Nber tlar BEL aopp,
Ser Seri9tsbOf, mat'n Slid for mir
mar, neil i'd ionlt bon bic infamigte
8eitie perni6tet tpprben p1re. Sd
bate mir ndmli9 taum bonn 3rottOir
erbOben, als bat Gieb nit einem be-
tdubenben Sebeul uf mir 3uieflrat
fam, nit bic 3dbne fletf6te une leine
Sogen iierig un fllntelnb uf mir ri6s
tete. Wenn i'd mid lo'n beberater
WenI9 ipdr unb ilei6 meene Settles
ieienmart wie6er ieponnen bdtte, Oenn
pdr't mir wobl f6limm eriangen.
8orf.: Ion tpel4er Bette lpre9en
Sic eigentIi62
Ingetl.: Ga, BON bic, bic mir
f6on lange mad benz 2eben ietra9tet
bat, unb tuat Der 9un5 bon meinem
9au8pir:b is, Der neben Der vNageIe
tifte" uobnt. Ser Mann 1T Mid mid
iriin, ueswegen er ben Sunb in SaB
unb 8Osbeit iegen mir irOBieiogeu
bat.
8orf.: Nun fam pobI Sbr Sauss
ipirtb Oa3u unb Sic fdIugen auf
ibn ein?
Angetl.: s bepabre, i'd wolIte
nur Der nilben 8eitie eenen 6ieb uf
bic S9nau3e ieben, benn mein 2eben
is mid bod lieb I'M id pollt mir mid
BON 10 cen iefrdBisen Softer berni6ten
lahen. Menn 9err Sang, tpat Der
GiieEtbimer bon benz 3biere is, bae
5wi6en iprang un ben S9las uffing,
bafiir fann i'd bod mid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11

4ber ni9t nur Die Sor9e UNI oas
&oDlbefinbeu Der seliebten 59meiter
mar es, mel6e GllenS 9er5 belaitets /;
aud Der @eoanfe an Die fllrae Sriit,
mel6e iBr 9eIest mar, I'M bur6 Iuf-
opfernng iGre8 8ermSsens bic @hre
ibres S6wagerS ;u retten, bebriidte Iie
ltiinolt6 f6perer. Ser gefitr1tete
Gag ritdte intmer ndber beran, unb
nod bate Gllen ni9t oas @erinsite er>
reint.
Ils porli6tiger @elddftsmanu bate
ibr gater ale griparnine til Sppotbe>
ten feitgele9t, Die nod auf eiue lange
@eibe BON Sabren uufiinbbar paren.
Sos uaerfobrene Wtdb9en aber fanb
NIT einem Wtale, baB eS i6per mar,
iid elm Darleben st perlhaffen, lpel9eS
nod ba3u bic D0be beS bon Ssor aefors
oerten SituSen9el6es erreiben mubte.
9astaglib sing Gllen auf bie Guide,
Inn INNER enttdul6ter unb ioreenpoller
tpie6er beinl3ufe1ren.
Seo Stetu uno eine SHUTTER, bic
eineu I'M ben anbereit Nbeno gemeinz
ibaftli6 bel ibr uoripra6eu, l6iittelten
bejorst Die &0pfe. sic slaubten fret
lid, @lleuS 8eritOrtbeit Der il1mer inebr
Tin li9 greifenoen &raufbett ser S1lpe.
lter 3ni6reibcn ju miilien, uub 8eibe,
belonbers aber SEQ, lieBeu es an 3ar.
tenn, northumberland .3uipru6 ni6t
feblen.
aber seraoe bieie liebepolle, innise
Intbeilnabme mar es, bic Glen Be-
briidte uno iie ieelii6 nod mebr berab>
itimnlte. s5iiblte lie fi6 bod bon Sag
3u Sag i9ulOpoller iiber baS gesmuns
gene Ginperftdnonib nit Dem sefdbr,
li1en Sdurfen, Der Inn bas @e1einlniB
ibrer 99meiter fpubte.
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ION: mer ben bier III griloners tpeae
SareencD; 5uiamme ben ie grob $10,<
900 gei4toble, iimmetauienb DolIer
berbun ben le @ibber erausgepe mifle
-benn tuer en Smmerrod obber filz
perne ubr ,ftieblt, Der muB ie pibber
errauSgetpe, eb er in bic Penitentiarp
ttmmt, ner alpmer ergenb en- Mmount
iwtper 5ebe tduienb Dollar 1tiebIt, Der
BERT Ell bebalte, bamit er, tpcnn lei
@dfe, mob6bem er iinme3ebe MoI cons
J tlnueb, I'M bann gang itiqi9meigenb
, gebroppt worre iB, nod mas au Ieue
bot un li6 in ergen6 EN- 9eebab ob6er
in be 0ot Springs bun be ansgel6tan,
meme Strapaae erbole fann. So bleitpe
alfo nod breita1fenb 9plIar 8dlens,
mege 6ene bic III Seit for poor Sobr
geitreifte 96trtmp bis an Be 6ais
troge. Wenn pun iebbe breitaufenb
Dollar, bic in st. Souls felt be IebfGte
5ebe Sobr geitoble tporre fein, bunerts
unitmmaebe Seit in Der BenitentI9erp
bode tbdte, DO fennt mer bum Mtlanz
til9e Wfeer big gum Bacific, fuffsebe
Ntetle laafe. eb mer EN- een5ige Meni6
begegne tbdt. go il apmer bes @eIb
gut inbeteb, enttpeber in propertp, un
Oo besable bic, bies geitoble ben, tpes
ntgitens ibre Sares beroun, obber in
Bombs, I'M DO f0nne bic, mo- bes ge,
i6toble ben, nod groBe Mduler ben
IN fage, Der Uncle SAM tpolt fe nit
ieiner Silmerbil um ibr fauer perbient
Gelb bringe. 2Biiie Se, 10 2eit fein
e fei Seme gew6bnt, I'm bo muB mer
aa9, tpenn ie emObl ins MaIbeur tome,
SDmpatbie nit en- ben. Oenfe sc
emobl, wenn fs @ener, Der bes Sobr
$4,000 5u ipenoe gebett bot, un mir,
tpie be feinfe Brdnbp getrunte bet, uff
eenobl &ornbroo efe, 8runnemaTer
trinfe I'm ale Sage paar 5tunne
f6affe iollt !? glee, be8 wdr net
re9t, Miiter gbitor, DeKentuege iB
es gan3 correft, menn bic preB NIT em
quite Beiipiel porangebt I'M nor bic
liefite SDmpatbie in ieem unglid auss
bridt. Nmper be tIeene muB mer uff
be Singer guide, funft tpdr @enem 10,
menn f9 @ener glidli9 emotl paar
taufen6 Dollar 5uiammeneeftoble bot,
am Gnb lei bisGe faueroerhient @elb
mid mebr fdfe.
Sd bin etpme berbei, for @elb su
rdie, IN benz iunge Mann Serend6e
au bringe.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddfon g.. 6OOfnafle.