davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-20
abennblatt Der autanta staata- aeHauas goaastsrnas 20. aprA 1898.

DerdltlaBte Der nit bie1cr Quf9abe 8etraute,
gfantefls Carrier, baB cine groBe MnSabl
y8erbQcbtiger" in einem @e6Qu6e, in Der
gtdbe Ser &atbeorale bon Ct. 8ierre, ein1
gei6loiien tpurben. MGnner, Srauen unb
&tnoer pferbte man in bieiem yQntt1
6ambre" Der 9oire S%uiammen, unb troB
Der tGgli9en WfaiienertrGnfun9en mar 6as
@efangaiB INNER nit Spfern angefiat.
Sn elmer groBen, niebri9en Sale belt
ser ldbredlicbe 0iftator ietn ySbeingeridt"
iiber 2eben unb Sob ab.
Die @efangcnen t6eilte man in stpet
&laiien, in Nngeflagte un6 8erurtbeiLte.
Die eritcre @r1ppe l1abm in bemielben
WeaBe ab, tpie bic leBtere 3una6m, unb enbz
ltb beicbloB Carrier, bas @eribtsperfabren
n0cb mebr 81 bel6leunt9en, inbem er jebe
6ornulitdt in Ser 8erurtbeilung Der 9lnges
fla9ten BEL Sette lieB. Son nun ab b0rte
man ntr Sic perbGngniBnouen @orte F:
BUM Sobe uerurtbeilt, " fobalb etn9topaltit
iiber bie Sale bot ben &i1tertiicb gefIbrt
purbe.
vSenrt Be &ergouet!" REF Der @eridtsz
Oiener auf, unb eth iunger Mann BON ult>
gefabr acbt3ebn Sabren LDite iib aus ber
Wtenge. ST ma6te Dem &t6ter cine 8ers
beugung, 10 Dprre9m unb 9ra3tDs, ais be-
fdnbe er it6 am .6ofe bon Seriaiaes, unb
i6ien Douitdn6ig IN %ltnfenntntB b~ariiber,
baB Elm 8rauiamer Sob ieiner barrie.
Isle iinb angefla9t, Der Qnittfter elmer
8eri3nOrung ge9en Die Gepubltf, in Ser
Perion ibrer Oberbdupter, 81 iein unb an
einem &ompIo1t gegen mein 2eben tbetlgez
nommen 3u baben."
Ger Singing rtcbtete Elm 8aar FREEZER,
fhr9tLoier Iu9en auf Ben Sprecber unb
antiportete 9elaiien:
nS4 ibuIbe S6nen metnes 8aters SOB.
S9 be5able itets. meme S9ulb!"
v6enrt!" rief cine Srauenittmme in fle>
benbem Gone.
Carrier mari eilten tp9t6cn6en Slid tint
ii9, mabrenb 6enrt Be &ergouet abgefIbrt
ipuroe.
(S9IuB foI9t)
, 1893-04-20

- Cine IG6ti6e 3eitung berOffentlibt
nacbfolgenbe Qln3etge: v8erIangt - Son
elmer iungen Dame i'm Glitter bon neun5ebn
SSa6ren, NIT angenebmem @eit9t, gutter
6igur, annebmbaren Manteren, augen1ets
net 8il6ung unb Deri6teoenarti8en SaIen1
ten, bic 6as 6Gfeln griinbli6 itubirt bat,
etne SteGung in Der 6an1ilte zines @entles
man. sic tpiu ben 8oriib an ietnem
Sticbe flbren, ieinem 6auSbaLt poriteben,
Bic 3ienitbDten ausi6eIten, feline &tnoer
pfle9en, feline gel6aftlt9en Gecbnungen
prHfen, i'm in bas S6eater be8letten, ibm
bic 8ldtter ieines neuen 8u6es aufi9netz
BEN, ietne &n0pfe annd6en, ietne Bantofz
feln mGrmen unb i'm Nu9emeinen ietn 9ee
BEN gtidlt9 maben. Sn eriter 2tnie na6z
3ufrasen Bel SrGuletn. ......., 6iGorp
@rope, ga, unb bann Bel benz 8apa in
ieiner 8obnuns." SrsenO elm iunger
Wtann, Der einen @nsel ais Satin iubtr
brau6t ia nur, um ieinem SbeaL 10 nabe
ais m09li6 gu fommen, nab bteiem 6idorp
9robe Su seben, benin, auBer inn 6immeI,
Diro tuobl faum nod cine iolche Srau gu
ftnOen ietn, Doraus9eiebt, baB eS bieiem
@nsel NIT ieinen Geripre3nnsen tptrtli6
ernft lit.
, 1893-04-20
2NQrRf6ert6f

9Dtc19D, ~. Nprtl.
Der 11mldb bat ii9 au6 ge1tern in Der
SlbpaiieritraBe nt1t Lebbafter g%eitaltet,
Die 9td6frage 1T lndBtg, aber aub bas Nn>
9ebot nibt iibermdBtg bringenb unh muir
ben besbalb in ben Yretien feine nennensz
tpertben 8erGnberungen begriinbet. Galt=
forntlcbe NapelzO rangen tparen tpetcbenb,
S%lDrtba'er bagegen felt.
6olgenbe 8reiie tpurben Bel gr0Beren
| Bartteen e~r3telt.
Butter, bette vSeperotor" s@aare ~
@28c, 9ute25@262c, mtttelmdBtse 24@25c.
9airp, Goolep'S bette 25026c, mittelgute
unb CUTE 20023c, frtlc6er 8adtng Stod
16@18c, quite unb bette vfou" 16(019c.
8utterin, bette Creamery 1886, re6t
i6Dne 1876, Satrp lac un6 18c fir bic
bette; in uGOas" Ober tleinen @ebtnDen
&c mebr.
&ale, bette vfuu cream cbebbars" III
Ollie. vflat ibapes" 1I3@113c, gourg
Qmertca 113@12c, viftmmeb" 8@10c;
nabgenta6ter S6pet5er 15@162c, v8rid"
13@14c, %2imbur9er 12(013c.
@ter, san5 frti6e 142@15c bas 9b6.
Wtlb: Maaarbz unb &eab 9eab>@nten
3.00@3.50 bas 9uben6, t~lettere 1000
1.25, Ieel 1.50@1.75, 8looer 1.OO01.20.
0blt, geoorrte5; Nepfel, fiinitltb 9ez
trodnete 84@10c baS ID, an Ser Sonne gez
bOrrte ,n6rbli6e 1907; 8ftritbe sos,
8rorn6eeren 64@72, 6imbeeren 24(@25;
Galifornii6es: Nprttoien 16@18, nidt
geicbGlte 8firitbe 133@143,g ei6dlte 200
"a; gflaumen 99013; GoIinen: 2onoon
2operS 1.5O@1.85 bas &iItcben, Wusfa>
teller 1.35(01 80, lole 4(053.
Sbft, frti6es: Qepfel 100000 unb
2.5003.50 ie na6 Der Site, 8anaren
l.0002.00, @itronen 3.O0(04.0O, Short
Oaer 0rangen 2.50(03. so, @aliforniiAe
NaneIs 2,50(03,50; Grobeeren aus 0outz
llama 1902. 90 in "a 8tntS, MiiitIiipz
pier 2.50(03.50 in "a Quarts.
6eu auf Ser 8aDn: 2 Gors StmotbD
No. l $1,000 Bic Come, l1planb 8ratrie
Sc. 000$12.5O.
&artoffeln: @isconitter ouf Ser
8abn 67o(070, 6ebron 65c(067c, 8urbanf
67o@7Oc, Stole 68c(@70c, BearteB COCO
Csc.
@efIiseI, geibla9tetcs Iurfeo 1876
@15c; 6ubner: 6ennen 11o01 Sabine
7c08c; @nten 12c013c; @6nie 8o013c,
l~ebenotge nit BEN gan3en Se6ern $1,000
$500 per 9uben6.
Semi lie: neues 8etBfraut aus Tloriba
$2.25@$2. 80 Der u@rate", unb aus 2ouiii>
ana $2.750$3. 90; rotbe ober gelbe 3mie>
beln 75c(0$1. 90 ser 8uibel; Stefriiben 35
@40c Ser 8uibeI auf Ser 8abn; meiBe
&iben $1.000$1,25 oas SAB; @urfen
81. SO bas 0b6., Selerie 25c04Oc
oas 9BO., iunge 3piebeln 50075c bas
&iitden BON ] 8ui9el, Salat i'm Sab $4.O0
@$5.50, Elephant bas 0bb. 85c(0$1.00,
&abies4en 25c(030e bas 0bb., Sptnat
81 .0O@$1.25 bas SAB, iunge rotbe &iiben
4Oo@50c, Beteritlie 2Oc@25c, &reiie 4Oc
@50c.
8btsfeD $1.14.
, 1893-04-20
ytDrOIeffe.

VUEOIetIe.
9ottin9er g. aenbau, apotbefer, gde nenter.str. uut
6. s. gafeler, apOtbefer. AS Nortb qpe, GGe gpens.
mn 557 Seo9p;d=Str., gde MeltOmonee.
Jtuoolph Hbooe, Apotbefer, 54 q. gIort=Str, SIDE
8Detbe=Str.
" 2. gleii9er, 296 q. Marfet=@tr, ede 0at.gtr.
gii4ofs Yborn1acp, APO 2incoln Npe.
Senrp Saoler, Apotbeter, ga 2tucoIn soe, ede Gar.
rabee=Str.
@m. :. 8len3e. beuti6er aputbefer, 1901 Belmont stpe.
Suil M W; 3Inot oentl4er apotbeter, @fe @Ipbourn
g. 8. panic, beuti@er apotbeter, 80 OFT Chicago ape.
SrellsLs Yb9rmaeg; gfe Gleboirn aoe. uub Sarrabee.
6. s. YtanuftisL apOtbeter, &uib=str, Gde 8euepue
8. g. @stpe apOtbstsr, mrisbttpOOO ape, Gds eBsf.
aIfreb g 8Os, @pOtbeter, s67 ebeffteGb aps, uube gDsl.
Tris grunboff. Gpptbefer, 9ortb @pe, ede 6ubtpn.
=. j @i@ter, @pOtbefer l46 SuaertOn Ane., nobe9errp'
&Obsr gogeIinue apOtbster, 24 9~aetOu.Gtr, Ode
S3as {; GelOfomp, apOtbefsr, 1927 q. Grart.str., ete
Sreoerid.
9oerlag y 9Ou, @pOtbefe, 9arrabee.9tr, efe gIad.
%. s; grenns. ,qpOtpefer, 1916 %. ealfeO.etr, ete
9, 9. gISB; apOtbsisr, s87 q. 9aItsO.@tr.
= Sns SSs4 @sesr a AS 81 slqrtt-gtrz Sts 9iOitOH.
Ferlen q Braun, apotbefer 1152 atucoIn abe., Gfe
9enrp :. Safe apOtbefer. 1913 81. e1ort.str.
gilbert @orses, @pDtbeter, 1912 8iucOlu I0e., GGe gels
mont 9oe.
Beifiette.
g.. S9rbber. beutJder @pDtbefer, 4e5 unb 4e7 wtiltpnufee
Qne.. @Ge @btca9o @pe.
S. s. Sltbtenber9er & g., S31 unb 1888 Mtiltpdutee gpe.
Gde 9ioiion=Str.
8. @orltens, 53l Blue SSSIano @ne.
2Deo. Ut; 8ehreus, @pptbefer, 422 80. IL. ctr.
emil Se9rets, sO2 Glib SoIitebsStr, Gde GonaIpprt
SEQ. 8: gsiSbud, eaO~st-ede @tabiiOu. uub 9a1fteb-
SeO, g. @siler. apotbefer, 1914 msiluoufes ape.
yen Yor9es. l89 Wtartpe4=Str.
S. SoenIbelo & 60, &potbefer, Gte Ban Bnrens unb
6aifteo Ctr. -
@topen 8ros,, Npptbefer, 1895 NltIpoufee Qbe.
Y. j. glsner. 1861 WttI1 autee Mne.
) 2; 5eto@sft, @potbefer, TOO WttIuautee @oe. Gfe
ernit @iebeI. 51s 80. ebtcosO aoe., ede gouIiua.gtr.
Go' Gte9els @potbete, 1853 20. Chicago MDe, G1e gtoble-
6reb: 8; Bieree, 5S1 Ogden ape.
&e'rta9ar6t fSpietbans, 4potbefer, 242 80. ytortb Gpe.,
6. 9. &IinfomitrOem, Apot9efer, 9IbpeItsScfe 80. 9ipt-
fionsStr. uub 9ppne @be.
@lo; gtal3l9er' IpOtbefer, 29s 20. SiDifuu.Gtr, @de
grant s. Berger, &potbefer, 1886 MiIfpaufee Mpe.
DG SDrnls, Wlaonct pbarmncD, 126-128 Wtiltuoufee
Npe, Gde &iusie= uno 9eSplatnes=Str
Son9es Ybar1nacD, SIS @. 2ateaStr, Gfe Wpoos5tr.
=, Wtlisbiban, apDt4efer, SOL so. gtortb @pe.
gtlQ. MteIlIlng, 875 Wtilmaufee Soe, ode aiblanb @oe.
Euo9lpb Stongpbr, 4pptbeter, 8l rs. 9totIon.5tr.
@de Waibteuatp Ape.
SolgGl d 60, q. Str. un0 8anlinasGtr.
s. ); S9tmet Npotbefer, SAT Blue Sslanb ape, @de
g. %. @taerfltn, apOtbeter, $40 Blue sslanO ape., Gdc
6. s. @oItersODrt @potbeter, 900 80. 81. @trose.
Gtbar6 8. Grerfieu, apptbefer, 1901 80. NoTtb Qpe.
gde Sbertbou Aoe.
gauI 9. 6einemanu. 4lS 90. OtbiEDn Ctr.
, 1893-04-20
5wei9-O ffoen
- bes -
MbenSblatt Der 81, Stats 3eitung.

Offices eIepbon $50. 635.
BUR 8equemIi9feit unIerer onseisenoen &uuben babeu
tptr nit ben uuteI 9enannteu 0erren elm Mbfomneu ge'
trpffeu, tppuah bel 6enIelben @n5eiQen augensnmen
lperbeu su benfelbeli Yrei1en, oIs menu bieielben brett in
Der Grpeottipn Der Sninois StaotSse itung o~bgeeebeu
tperben. Nnaeiseu Iopie Announcements tDnIeu all bieieu
beridiebenen pl6Ben bis AZ tlbr @tittasS ~ob9e9ebeH
tuerben.
GlSiette.
sril sbteGe, gt09fOIser pOu Seurp girDtb, 22 gr6er
Mpenue.
Otto @plsau, @pOtbefer. 216s ar9er Mpe., gae %. ctr.
S.. 2iit, @potbeter, 2727 State Str, @de %. Str.
". q. Sitter, @~pptbefer, 4341 g. Salfteb Ctr.
@l: Wertmeiiter, Apotbefer, 3459 State Ctr, @de 3d.
Str.
s. Jorbria, @potbefer, 81. Ctr. unb mauace Str.
Msnbsl & S0rslep, 25o5 Arcber &oe., @de 9. 9aIIteb
Ctr.
eGerts gbarmacp, @de etate uno @oIt ctr.
8. s. Slider, beliti9e @potbefe, @abalb Mpe. unb 16.
Ctr. Selepbon S0utb 247.
8. Sarmutb, @potbefer, $40. 81 29. Str, Gds Soutb
o.. .. Braun, sloo g8entuOrtb aSs., ede 81. ctr.
6. 6. 2repBIer, Mpetbefer, 2614 @ottage @rope M0e.
malbpu, Mputbeter, 4101 9tate ctr.
8, 9. Suptbe, beuti6e Mpptbefe. gde 63. ctr. uuo 9.
SaIiteb Str, Gneleppob. 2eIepbon 112.
Mr3t g. So, @potbefer, 420 26. Ctr, Gde Sanoper.
8tpbert 8. Referring, Apotbeter, 26Ol g. SaIiteo Ctr,
Gde 26. Ctr.
8. %. SifOrS, gpOtssfsr. 81. ctr. uuS Dai6iQaH abe.
, 1893-04-20
Nnf Ger 8orfe

itnb Sic @eisenprctie beute outs Neue 8us
ritdgegan9en. Der Waitermin itie9 na6
etnem Sturs auf III, tpieber auf 49, ;
Sulttpei5en bra6te 73@73$.
Corn tpar feit; Wfat gu 4O3@& Sult gu
2$@4.
Safer tpeiben0 gu 27s@2 per Mui, unO
74@28 per SuIi.
S9wetneleti9uaaren fe1t. MatzBort
1909, Suli II .4O. S9mals: Suit go,
September 1915. Rippen: Mai $40,
Suli 9,679.
, 1893-04-20

- ~ ;. 4Sf 5tSiion ! Gfs 5tb 9S Sa1s
mn SorriTpn=e5tr f6oIica nm 6 ubr @beuos unb 8 ubr
so min. WtOroens. oussei1ommen SOnntags. 8ornmen
on mn 9:l0 NSpru. uno 1920 abes. onsaeM' SonnIoas.
, 1893-04-20

Isle 9tiGeIsQIate!" yae.p Dorf, Gbtca90
Imo ct. &oais=GtIen6abu.
Union 9epot, Ban 8ureH ctr. &bfabrt BON Gbi'
cogD 1885 9prmittn9s; Mntunft in Chicago g. Il Abenos
td9lidh, ous9euonnien Spuuta9s. &bfabrt eou @btta9o
tunft in Chicago 10 GormtiftagS tdglid1. eusgenon1men
MOutags. Me9eu Der 6obrpreie Dber Better IN Sdiat.
etp19en ridtet @nfro9en on @Bas. 8. Walter. A9ent oss
9aff0gier=9 ~eportements, poer on 3. y. &alobaH, SeHL'
NQent, 70 @Iorf Ctr.
, 1893-04-20
GerihieNeneS
GiPenBahn~ gaRrpRdne.


Nbica9O & gtOrtbtue itern=Gtfenb1bt. Sidets
W offices: NpS. 206-208 glart : StroBe. on Der
Sotlep Npeuue Citation unb am 9eppt SIDE g9els. unb
&tuste=Str.
, 1893-04-20
0nnnrfer Itntr.

Sd9li1 mad gtociue, Mtllpaufee @bsenooo. m.
lo1p9e; SuoingtDu, Mtoniftee, z nbr Nbenbsoa ~'""'
'7:3o ubr 9benbs. Vl"Ho foptes,
Spel Wtol Do9entlitb mad &elpanee, abnopee ,r
. SIne unS 9ods: Mnt SM6 oer WRtdlioom Sfne
10oprbtp
, 1893-04-20

@bieo9p unh STEM Orleans 2lriiteb. Is 200 Sds 4:45 81
ebleago uno Wtentpbts. ......... Is 200 yHS 4A5 81
SpeeiaI. -. 300 as $40 Ne
gtep Orleans 9oit7S6ne15ua ......S 250 Nhs 1920 W2
OF. SouiS unb Seras @rpreB.......s 835 WHs 72O "
gtetu Orleans uno Wtemipbis GrpreBls 500 gls 720 W}
&anfofee uno 8Iopmriuotou 8offas
ssrsns:-yx~"~.""~.r~""~. 4so ID s1O;4Om
Sanfotee uHb Champaign 9afa9ter=
osag.%;.y&~-"@@"-"%.. 5 500 Ns ESQ
EpdfOrb, Dubuque, Siour Gits uno
Siour Sans S1neQ3uQ. ........ Is 1880 Nls los g
Stod[oro, Sueuqle, Sipur @itD ... a 1l:35 &c $50 t
Godtpro Yano9ier. ..............l $3.50 Nls 1920 Sc
9odforb & GSreepOrt 9afooier. -. ass gds 1910 W6
Rodfpro & fSreeport grpreB ..... $50 81.
9ubuquc & &pdforb @rpreB ............ 7:25 u
aSomfto9 9ta9t nur big 9ubuq11c. c9daIih, ans.
Qenommen SOnntags, Siour Gtp big 9ubuoie: f6oltb
bon Dubuque bis @bica9p. sSQali6. 'GdolIb, aus
genommen So1ntogs.
, 1893-04-20
@erlanat: Granen mn Wabdlen.

Serlangt: Traue11 nn0 MG6den.
$4,000
- 1179 ascft lite @traBe.
0SerIangt +: Cir tii9tiges N3dbden fir Suusarbeit.
1875 Genter StroBe.
8sFl0Hat: Gin ma1ssn fi a,! so99sar9sit
WerIon9t: etne quite ab6tn.
III Shb 6rauflin @traBe.
0erIangt: Gin Mdbten fur 9etu6bnlt6e 9ous.
y orbeit 3421 @abOib abe.
MerIangt t: STftioe 6eauerir fir Gable N6pte
~ gutter SOBn. 1910 Mtidigau spe.
RerIan9t: Sauberes Wt6b6en, nm bel Souss
- orbett bebnltltb gu iein breuht ni9t engliid gu
lprepeH, III Sanltlte oDn 4 per1pnen. Suite 9etmatb.
9olntan, 80 u. 5ranciscO Ctr.
0erIaugt: Gin 9utes Oeuti6es WRdbaen fir
- 5peite 9ausarbeit, gutter Sobn tpirb be5oblf.
3417 @rairie ape.
WerIan9t: MdO6en, nm in elmer 8obrif gu at.
~ beiteu. gtab5ufrogen "A Wtartet ctr.
Serlangt: MGnmer unb Srauen.
O}eT1augt: Gin MdOaen fir ai6euarbeit fDmis elm
~ Wto1n fir algemetue Mrbeit i'm GeItourout.
1910 Wtth19on Aoenue.
Stellengelu6e.
@eiu8t; @drtner. Jung, lebi9 erter @Iails, in aIen
1878 met 1ste etraBs.
Mefn9t: GDteter Sod, quite @mpfeblungen, iudt
" >Steann9. 40 9earborn &oe. 2Gop2t
Meiu9t: Sine in~teIi9ente 9entI6e, in allen &bei.
I Y I gte GS San ssoS g gtnts @4r sr EFpps iH9t pof-
| Mefn9t: @ufriGttger iunger Mtann GA, tpani6t
" geiDGtti9ung IN etuert @puntrp.Store, bat etrpas
@%rfabrlng in acknowledgements AoreiIe: VIM. c.,
1444 gelnOnt @pettlle, Chicago.
Meiu4t. Sunser monn, Iprl9t engIi6, gutter Q0ais
- ten, iubt tr9eno ipel9e 8eI9dTtignn9. &orefie: Id.
az, Staats3ettnng.
Mein8t: Gin anftanOige8 beuti6es uuperbeirotbe-
tes Mtdbben ludt 8e9dftt9uu9. SIT 1peben ein=
9eipanbert. &Oreiiire: WI. Es. Stoatsaettuu9.
Me5u9t: anft6nbi9e %erfabrene 9ausb6lterin, quite
" &bbtn, Iu9t Stelung. 1906 MrtgbtnoOo 9De.
0ei6Gfts=0 elegenbeiteu.
2noertoufen: Cine quite 9taats8eItungs-9fon
~ 9taG5uTragen 5ptl9en 5 uno 6 ubr Ibenos ouf Der
Office Der Saluots Staats5ettun9. 2Oap2t
Onoerfaufen: Gin eut9ebenoer saloon in Der
- at6be Opm tiirf. &eunpIaB lit tpe9eu S$amilleu=
3lDtftt9tetten lofort oil pertanfen. 9tdberes $3.50
Wentlportb Aoenue. 17op5t
2upertouIen: Gin gutter 9oloon. quite Sage.
~ @or8uipree5en 7O1 9. aiblanb aOe.
On oertaufen: 8arbler=@eI9dft, aus9e5ei9nete
- 9eibGftslage, Wttetbe fir 5pei groBe ;3intner nur
Is Dollar mpnatlidl. Yrets fir baor biQtQ. 8otent=Gr=
funotln9 bic nriade. abr. II 90. Staats3t9.
On nerfaufen: Sotel unb SalDpn NIT 10 3imnerr,
~ 9 Sabre Scale $4,000. Alas 9. 9alfteb Str.
gu pertoufen: Suter Saloon, biai9. Mi9t @nes
- baar. 2221 @rder ADe.
= uberfaueu: Sin @Cf=Saloon, biQia; elm o1t=
~ ter Stonb. 9ta15ufra9en 584 e. SefferiOu Ctr.
19op2t
Ou nertoufen; Sine WboleIale= 8Gderet
6f9 @aIbburue @oe.
15@pI6t
0runbeigentbuHt.
0upertaufen: Gin Grome.Sous, bier 4-:3immler
, 1893-04-20
13. &apttel.
Gtne bo96sr3tse @obnesGtebe

@tne bo99er3t9e SobnesItebe.
Mbrabam Burger mar nur su gut unterz
rtcbtet 9etpelen, ais er BON ben ma11enoen
8erlegen4etten 8au6ofers geiproben bate.
SIN Douiten 8ertrauen a1f oie 8erlprebunz
gen, tDelcbe tbrn Der rpt66aartge 8ermittler
i'm gtamen 0e5 unbefannten @0nners oez
na6t bate, mat Der Sngenteur nit Teuerz
eifer an bic 8erpirfli9ung ietner lange i'm
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tpoIIte.
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ibm iett ienen1 Sage Die freubise Ebattraft
, 1893-04-20

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Nbtsaso, ToG Sslano & w~aetnesx'aDm; :
iablib opm 8Oaro Df 2robe. Sidet=Gffice: 14 @lortitr
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A Convenient Brother.

1t is a serious offense for German
soldier to appear in public except in
uniform. Even when he is on fur
Tough he must always wear it.
A certain Lieutenant Schmidt,
who was engaged in some adventure
or other dressed up as a civilian,
was having a fine time of it, when
on turning corner he Unexpectedly
met his colonel.
Lieutenant Schmidt, however, did
not lose his presence Of mind, but in
a changed voice asked:
"Can you tell me, sir, where Lieu
tenant Schmidt lives? lam his bro
Their from the country, and am pay
ing him a visit"
The colonel gave the desired in
formation, and Lieutenant Schmidt
hurried home and got into uniform
as soon as possible. He thought he
had deceived his superior officer, but
next day when he met his colonel
the latter said:
Lieutenant Schmidt, if your bro
Their from the country pays you an
other visit, I'll have him placed in
close confinement for thirty days.
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severe labors by the most famous
race of dogs which the world has
ever known. The st. Bernard dogs
are of great size and strength, and
have always been celebrated for
their wonderful sagacity in tracking
and rescuing travellers. So great is
their sagacity that it might almost
be termed intelligence, since they
are sent out to search for persons
whom they have never seen, and
whose clothing could not be given
them to smell. The monks would
simply send them out on the APP
proach of a storm, or when there
seemed to be some delay in the arriv-
al of guides and travellers, and they
were able to find the object of their
search, amid drifts from ten to for
ty feet deep, and to guide the monks
to their rescue. One dog, whose
name was Barry, deserves especial
mention, from having aided in saw
ing the lives of forty human beings
during the early part of the present
century. This pass is now but lit
tie used as a means of getting into
Italy, and mostly by travellers who
are in quest of adventures, and wish
to see the celebrated Hospice of st.
Bernard and its more celebrated
dogs.
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A japanese Hero.

The story of Sogoro, peasant of
Japan, is one of the most pathetic
IN the annals of heroism. In
1914 the country folk of Sakura
were so oppressed by land agents
that their condition appeared to
them simply unbearable. They had
no newspaper to set forth their
wrongs, and remonstrance of any
sort was dangerous. Driven to des-
peration, some of them met to-
gether and prepared a petition to the
daimio, who was spending in dissipa-
ton at Yedo the money wrung from
them by taxation.
They wrote and sent the petition,
but no notice was taken of it. Pos
sibly no one had ever taken the
trouble to read it, and their wrongs
seemed to be without remedy.
Moved by the general suffering,
Sogoro, man of middle age, deter
mined, as last and desperate resort,
to present the petition in person to
his august greatness, the Tycoon.
Taking leave of his friends, he
went to Yedo, secreted himself un-
der bridge which the great man
was to pass, and at the right mo-
ment pushed the petition ut the end
Of long bamboo directly into the
royal hands.
The act was without parallel in
all the history Of Japan. A mere
peasant had disturbed the royal Sc
clusion, and at the same moment
broken the etiquette of a realm into
a thousand pieces. The enormity
of the act led to immediate inquiries
into the circumstances of the case,
and the justice of complaint was
fully proved.
The peasants wrongs were at once
redressed, but since decorum must be
preserved in Japan, at any cost, the
man who had thus served his people
was delivered over for punishment
to the very daimio of whom he had
complained.
BY his order, Sogoro, his wife, and
three children, were put to death.
To-day monument marks the
spot where they had died, and their
names are held in grateful remem-
brance.
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stones; with the old familiar houses
and fences remodeled and new paint
ed till you lose all the old landmarks
with everything changed, and
you, it may be, most of all! Sit
down, then, if you will, in your
lonely room; call up the forms of
those you loved, who are now scat
tered far away, and try to people
the dusty streets with the once be-
loved faces. Can you succeed? Is
it not a poor, pale phantom that you
strive to press to your aching heart?
Was it wise in you, after all, this
coming back?" All, the past is
beautiful to look at afar off, but
when we stretch out our hands to
bring it nearer, it vanishes and
leaves nothing in our grasp but thin
and unsubstantial air.
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Our Mother Globe.

The existence OF volcanoes, gey-
sers, and hot springs irregularly scat
tered over the whole surface of the
globe, and continually ejecting mol
ten rock, ashes, mud, steam or hot
water, is an obvious indication of
some very widespread source of heat
within the earth, but of the nature
or origen of that heat they give lit
tie positive information.
The heat thus indicated, says the
Fortnightly Review, has been sup
posed to be due to many causes, such
as the pressure and friction caused
by contraction of the cooling crust,
chemical action at great depths be-
low the surface, isolated lakes Of
molten rock, due to these or to I'M
known causes, or to molten interior,
or at least a general substratum Of
molten matter between the crust
and a possibly solid interior. The
first two causes are now generally
admitted to be inadequate, and our
choice is practically limited to one
of the latter.
There are also very important ev-
licences of internal heat derived from
the universal phenomenon of a fair
ly uniform increase of temperature
in all deep wells, mines, borings, or
tunnels. This increase has been US
ually reckoned as one degree Fahren-
heit for each sixty feet of descent;
but a recent very careful estimate
by Professor Prestwich, derived from
the whole Of the available data, gives
one degree Fahrenheit for every for.
ty-seven and fve-tenths feet Of de-
scent.
1t is a curious indication of the
universally of this increase tina,
even in the coolest parts Of Siberia
where the soil is frozen to a depth Of
six hundred and twenty feet, there
is steady increase in the tempera.
ture of this frozen soil from the
surface downward.
Much has been made by some
writers of the local differences Of the
rate of increase, varying from one
degree in twenty-eight feet to one
degree in ninety-fve; and also Of
the fact that in some places the rate
of increase diminishes as the depth
becomes greater. But when we con.
slider that springs often bring up
heated water to the surface in count
ries far removed from any seat OF
volcanic action, and the extent to
which the water premeates the rocks
at all depths reached by man, such
divergences are exactly what we
might expect. Now this aver
age rate Of increase, if continued
downward, would imply a temper
ture capable of melting rock at
about twenty miles deep or less.