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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-25
wHrskEY AND TOBACCO

W. - and hesr much the~e days % : h
els q Tire hl-key traffic and the eX-
E.-use. 1ttG-ns-sS and nbealihtuIus-s OF
ths tobacco "a Iii hat there are many
q H. ceVs1-e TN ev5i and Gete>: : NJ Use Of
t-a: q y no d not reallze NJ magnitude o.
tb- expense inst belongs 10 these value
ts-> articles - commerce LII COX az
tte SEare>
The lsEs- teer drank in the United
-tste- annually would make a canal
e5EhtE-nye m5le- long. sky feet wIds
and thirty tee. deep. o. her intOxicAnt-
annually consumed N ne nation. would
make stream 10 mile long. 10 Zee;
u. and thirty teet deep, both toget her
MAKING rlTef q death and ruin 10
n5.e> long - 'ee. deep, and torty-ffe
feet " de.
The money paid tor this drink OF death.
= E5et .Hi0 0ue dollar bills. and placed
ed 70 end, would reech g 81 rniles, or
nearly four times round ne globe; i put
int s.tye- dollars and piled one upon an
Other. would make column 100 miles
high.
This silver. put On beard the cars to be
trans ported would require torty-fve
trains. Win forty ears 10 the train. and
1000 pounds TO the car. To count this
s. ne rste q 500 per minute, day and
night. would take nineteen years.
fhls money would purchase 500.
cepse- e the Word q tod. pay 500
miss .oua-is, s salary Of = 90 esch snnu-
ally to preach he gospel 10 every hest hen
man. woman snd child upon the earth.
allow lnE - than go heatheas 10 each
It lonsry
ADD = the 'ereEoing till 800 Gb1 90 Tor
tobacco. Il s. hleh preachers, and pope
gr-at aut -DsH, sc stock holders. aac
YOU haHe -a- sufficiently large to
cle:ae f-t-a su1 educate every orphan
eas3a IN tHzsr4es. = s151 Il esea ehae.
How ar = Ez-la- IN say tN=5 ~. q +1ss-cH
to- m eseu good, the good % ny fellow
Fl4.:4. aus tae gse-v o. tod. ~ = mystery
- 81. Re- (. .. Harrab. N Hap =
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-25
ADVERTISEMENTS.
People Who
Weigh and Compare

Know I'd ct tie best. Co;tolene,
he nea vegetable shortening, has
Won 4 Yi4e aai wonderful ?e?u-
l2rity. A, It's introduction !. VS.
sutmi;tedt5eX?ert chemists, proni-
merit physicians ana famous cocks
Al Of ths& pronounced
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-25

FlalLlia street, ucNt door = gnst,
Ellsworth, Me.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22

weathered the dangers Of Honolulu
life. Originally started by G. E.
Williams, the father Of the present
owners, it was at one time the sole
representative of its kind in Homo
lulu. Now his sons still hold out
the same flag to the breeze and hope
to meet the same amount Of pros
perity melted out to their sire. For
years no man ia Honolulu thought
he sat on chair, ate at q table, lay
on bed or was buried in coffin in
proper style unless G. Z. Williams
took charge of the operation. His
sons, the present partners, grew up
with him and took gradual hold
until now, reunited after &. +. Will
liams' abseuce for some years, they
again appeal to the Honolulu public
for a continuance of that reliance
which was theirs for so many years
past. Here you will find the only
proper appliance for the moving OF
pianos in the city. Here you car
find everything in the furnishing
line from the cradle to the grave
Mirrors, cornice poles, window
shades, bedding aud spring mat
tresses on baud and made to order
Tombstones aud monuments also
procured. But don't you forget tina,
both Henry aud Eddy are old kama
ainas, and are prepared to treat 20,
in the best of style.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
II McINERNY.
The Finest Gentlsmen's Quitting
Establishment in Honolulu.

Who doesn't know Mclnerny'
Who that is q man that hasn't either
Quilted himself there or wanted tot
From the old days OF the coral
building to the present palatial struc-
ture, where is the man who wanted
fine clothing or underwear and didn't
go to McInerny'si For years when
you met man with some sly le about
him aud asked him where he got il,
the answer invariably was-Mc1ner-
ny's. Aud they still keep up the old
reputation. The boys run the store
now, but they are worthy chips Of
the old block, and the one object Is
to keep up the business reputation
their father attained. Everything In
the line of mems furnishing goods in
the latest styles from New York,
London aud Paris is kept in stock.
Specialties in these lines are to be
found in neck wear, silk shirts, silk
umbrellas, and Stetsohs hats. A
new and separate establishment next
door has been opened for foot wear
exclusively. Every purse can be
suited. Rich aud poor will find here
the best value for their money aud
styles to suit every extreme Of pocket
book. Suspeuders aud gloves, bath
robes and hemstitched handkerchiefs
are here in profusion aud Of the flu
est styles at the lowest prices ia
town. Nalises and bags for travellers
are here IN every style, suitable for
everyone, from the wayback hayseed
to the latest dude in town. Both
floors upstairs aud downstairs are
occupied with every variety Of stock,
and If you want To make q Christmas
present, the Mcluerny boys will sup.
ply you. Business men aud thoss
Interested ia recent inventions viii
want TO see their sliding ladders fit
ted to the shelves aud counters 50
that without exsrtiOn assistants can
remove anything from the shelves,
from the ~ foot ceiling down to the
floor, without keeping customers
waiting.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22

Mr.. Levey is married to . charming
wife and is the happy father OF five
children. His brother in law, Hon.
A. Hoffnung Of London and Sydney,
was for many years the Hawaiian
representative at the English court.
M. Levey, in addition to his auction
eering business, has been for years
the responsible manager OF the Opera
House for w. G. Irwin & Co., propri-
etors. Up to his taking charge no
regular provision for amusement for
Honolulu had been made, but ever
since Mr.. Levey has seen that regular
seasons Of amusement by imported
troups Of artists have been held, aud
many local Entertainments have been
given to the great benefit Of Homo
lulu's hard workers. Mr.. Levey ID
an honorary member of the local
lodge Of the Sons Of st. George, and
has been full Aedged brother Of the
square since 1858. All who know
him honor him and his.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
THE GREAT SHOE STORE.
1t Would Not Be Discredit tc
Broadway, New York.

Honolulu has many things of which
its citizens are justifiably proud. 1t has
long had the most extensive telephone
service in the world for its population.
It has been away ahead among tropical
cities in the manufacture OF artificial ice.
And, not to mention other commenda-
BILE conceits Honolulu has shoestore that
would adorn Market street in San Fran
cisco or even Broadway in New York.
This is the establishment Of the Manu-
facturers Shoe Company. And 1t has
at its head one Of the most active bust
ness men that the Hawaiian Islands has
acquired In the BULLETIN's time. His
name IL ID. b. Smith. He came here
about ten years ago, and, although mo-
dest and quiet in manners to fault, he
stirred up the town with his enterprise
wonderfully. He started the roller skat-
ing craze here. with a roller coaster at
tachment, which nearly turned the head
Of all young Honolulu. ID. ID. Smith
was the promoter of the electric light in
Honolulu, which transformed the streets
nocturnally faom Cimmerian gloom to the
glamor Of MONDAY.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. Is the
only house in town which makes an ex.
elusive business Of the boot and shoe
trade, importing directly from the manu-.
factories abroad. II has been running
five years. Its business was fact from
the start, and had not to be built up.
Indeed. the company has more capital
than Il knows what to do with. Within
a few days past II has enriched sugar
stocks with sixteen thousand dollar in.
crement.
The company carries all the standard
brands. from Austria. England. the Uni.
ted States. in fact everywhere that decent
understandings come from. Both the
American and the genuine English
"Waukenphast" shoes are kept In stock
The store il the finest Of any kind In the
city. II is situated opposite the Hollster
Drug Co.'S store ut SIG Fort st., near Wa
terhouse's No. ~. Sachs millinery house
and Williams art gallery. II 10 going e
hold the premiership for footwear in Ho
nolulu.
Severely practical though II is. tn,
Manufacturers Shoe Store regards this
the sweetest Of all seasons. II bas q
beautiful Christmas design In It's mirror
cd windows. There IL combination %
mirrors in the windows which looked int,
makes one think there IL nothing In thi'
world hut shoes. II cost about 5000 I,
produce these window effects. Besides
every description Of footwear, the hous'
keeps all sorts Of shoe polish. There Il
an elegant Office in the rear with mos
methodical arrangement The cellar Il
jammed with goods for the extensive
wholesale trade the house enjoys. Their
are machines In the store for cutting Of
buttons and putting on buttons while m!
lady waits. A corps Of polite clerks at
tend customers, In short, the Manufac
turcrs' Shoe Store Is a sight to tourists
and n benson to this corn stricken world
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
KING BROS.
Art in the Home Life is Joy in the
Family.


For years King Bros. has been the
open sesnnie' to Honolulu Art. For
years no other name has touched the
artistic disabilities OF oui Honolulu
folk. Wherever II conversation ON
art or kindred subjects would be
broa'hed II always Il iited into an in'
curry rs To whether you hnd seen
such aud such work oil art IN King
Bros. store. Always when the
stranger came ana u was desired TO
impress nm or her us 70 me artistic
capabilities oil Sandwich Island folk
the invitation would be- gwen Come
W Ming bTDr. WIFI NE tp-iilOIFOW anu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
L. ] LEVEY.
Auctioneer and Valuator and Homo
lulu's Amusement Director.

Auctioneer and Valuator and Homo
lulu's Amusement Director.
On the first OF December, 1897, the
subject Of our sketch was buru in
Manchester, England, A varied and
adventurous career in many lands
brought him at last to Honolulu on
the 9th OF September, 1882. On the
18th OF November OF the same year
he entered into business in the auc-
lioueering in partnership with +, s.
Pratt, but after two months the
partnership was dissolved, and Mr..
Levey entered into partnership with
j. Lyons in the same building as he
now occupies, at the corner Of Fort
and Queen streets. After two years
the connection was dissolved aud Mr.
Levey went into business on his own
account, as auctioneer in the build
ing now occupied by McChesney n
Sons. After two years, through the
bankruptcy Of Mr., Lyons, he WAS
enabled To move into the old quarters
where no has since remained aud
carried on his business successfully.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
THOMAS @ TRRUM
Partner Of Santa Claus and tho HR-
wai,au Auualist.

Thrum In u kamaainn. His name Is M
familiar IN Diamond Head. Thomas q,
Thrum has been twenty.four ca years
In the book and stationery business OF
Honolulu. He was journalist once,
too, having been publisher and proprietor
Of the Saturday Press, paper character
lied by zeal for the right and dignity Of
tone. Mr.. Thrum has always been Ia
the front in holiday business. o His store
Is appropriately named Santa Claus
Headquarters" and for thirty days ut
this season wears nm Arctic sign that
cools u fellow to look at. His Christ.
mas trade has been prominent feature
Of his business for twenty years liz
keeps the standard literary works. both
in plain and holiday binding. Also
maintains iirst.class subscription
branch and news stand. Mr. Thrum's
toys, etc, are selected with great discri,
mination, being 81 u durable type and OF
an educative nature, Toy steamboats,
runway Ioius, we tHut VIII Ttuiiy ~,
musical instruments for little folks, etc,
are specialties. Thrum's bookstore il
always one of the holiday sights in Ho,
nolulu.
The Hawaiian Annual" or, as il IL
popularity called "Thrum's Almanac
will preserve 4. q. Thrum's name Ia
latest posterity, II il "A credit to the isl
ands, and has never had a successful
rival. Copies 90 all over the world, dis
seminating more information about Ha
waii in a year than any bureau
OF information would do in q
decade, The writer has sent copies
to prominent board Of trade back
East, and received the thanks of its exc
cutiye officers therefor. The next issu,
Of the Annual will be its 2lst, SO that il
attains it's majority, Few more accept
able presents to friends abroad could be
selected than Thrum's Hawaiian Annual
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
CHAS. II q MINER.
The Best Leather aud Saddle Work
in the City.

The subject OF this sketch was
born in Norway aud emigrated to
the States in 1851. He learned his
trade in his own land aud was in
business as practical workman in
Wisconsin for eleven years and in
illinois for seven years more. At
one time, for four years, he was Chief
OF Police Of Madison, Wisconsin. In
1875 he went to San Francisco.
There he worked for Wayne a. Win
chester. He was sent here by that
firm to work for Mr.. Trip. After
working for Trip for eight months
he bought Trip out in 1873 and has
been in business for himself ever
snce, Mr.. Hammer has done all OF
the harness work for royalty since
his time here. lie manufactures
every description OF leather work,
harness, saddles, etc, etc. His
specially is that 1t is al hand work,
no sewing machine being allowed in
the establishment. His best set OF
harness is valued at $500. Only the
very best help in the city is employ
cd aud as a consequences his bust
ness has steadily increased since
1878,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
DAI NIPPON.
J p. p. ooilaco's 10 the Only Place
for Japanese Goods

just now Japan is in the ascend
ant IN the East, and for Christmas
presents in Honolulu Japan is also
IN the ascendant. Nowhere can you
6nd 6per, prettier, better or cheaper
ones than at Dai Nippon on Hotel
street; aud the charm is further
heightened by the beauty Of the
charming proprietress who adds to
the curios Of her native land . naive
charm of her own and deity distri-
butes to each buyer portions of the
finest Japanese stock in the country.
Those who want sonnet hing unique,
beautiful, and yet moderate in price
should visit Dai Nippon. That is
not the real Dai Nippon-the land
Of Japan-but Mr.. Collaco's estab-
lishment Of that name on Hotel
street. You will he more than salts
fed aud so will Santa Claus and
your children.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
Band Concert.

The Government band will give q
concert at Emma Square this after
noon at i:3D o'clock. Following il
the program:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
Suit for q CYCLIC.

Geo. n. Paris has brought q civil
suit against g. W. Macfsrlane for the
recovery Of a two. wheeled Falcon
No, 2 bicycle. No. 81, valued at sos
Plaintiff dsrlares that defendant
has had the bicycle during the past
eight months unlawfully. The case
will bo heard in the District Court
on Monday afternoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
WILLIAMS Baos.

Tho Longest Established Furniture
Business in Honolulu
For thirty. five years this business
house has brayed the storms aud
, 1894-01-31
GeiegrophiI&e Oeperden.
0uS RiO De J0neirO.
Seubam OOm fran50iiideu
Sefeblsbaber begliifwiini6t.
Der Oeferretber onf Soften Des
Amertkaners.
G5erad1t non HRnt Onnr nea AntntralH
attrIlp.
2Dn6ol1 II, 81. San.

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0epelbe lagt, boB Die ameritaniiben Sa6ra
3euge v@oob Stems" unb ySulta EoutnS"
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men SCbuB nidbt angenommen bitten, neil
Der Nmerifoner 81. sc. GtouinS, Der Ngent
elmer engIii4en Tirma, ipclcbe Bic 9tebeIen
nit @elD periie6t, bic Gapitdne iener S6iffe
berebet bate, ben NnferplaB Oerielbcn ni9t
81 perdn0ern.
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baber Oes tran5Oiti9en @ei4wa0ers ben
Nomiral 8enbam tpesen ietncs frGfttgen
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S1tffe begliidpiinibt babe. NIS Der 8e7
fcblSbaber beS 0%iterrclcbiiben &ricgSicbtffeS,
tpelbeS in Der Sal liegt. fab, DoB eS m0g@
ltcber Weile 5urt Sample fomn1en tonne,
IteB ct iein S6iff tlar gum @efebt maben,
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N%bmeienbeit bes QlbmiraIS Wtelo BON Nto
gu Dem @eriibte 8eranlaiiung segeben babe,
baB ct tp6t lei.
, 1894-01-31
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Sci Ger obue 6weifeI mebrere S6rauben fehr
loder iino.
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perfaIcn 81 ietn ibeint, ibren cinbuloerts
uno3ebnten 6alttag been6et. SiebSi9 Sage
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abioIut gar NIGHTS 3u ii6. 9ieie 6aitcn5eit
nennt tie y9ie WanOerung burdb Die 8ilb>
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penbtg eracbtct, um ben 80rper bon allen
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troB iDrer g:euliben 6ungerei nocb SiemLidb
gut aus; tie bat $50 Scbiler, Die Dor
6reltOe fait auBer itcb limb, baB bic 8an7
berun8 bur6 bie gBiIOnib baIb ibr @nOe erz
reicbt bat. 6rau QBiuiams iagt, baB ite
auf Bcfebl ypOn Oben" fieb3ig Sage MIR
alIetn BON Wein unb 8rob gelebt babe, baB
ibr bann ober audi bies oerboten tporoen lei,
unb baB fte Dier5ig Sage lang MIR babe
@aiier 81 iib nebmen biirfen, erflGrt aber,
baB t6r &Orper iebt BON Qluem, ma berz
ielbe Slcii6licbes un6 Sroil9e5 an iih gez
babt babe, 8rilnOlib gcretni9t unb gez
idubert porben iet.
, 1894-01-31
NPhPrhltck
Cub Smr5SefG6tes.

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S6neegeitDber 81 %ertparten. Ser 0tr0
brebt ii3 na6 %Jtor6tpeiten, unb i'm Siben
un6 Often be3 StaateS pir6 IS iiber 0foht
erbe6li6 tGlter tper6en.
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9ebltb felt enti9lofien, aus @~eiunbbeitsz
rltd1tcbten 6emndbit ietn Nn1t nie6er3u>
legen ur6 fib gdn3Ltch aus Dem DffentIi9en
Seben 3uriid3u3ieben.
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Nteuo ben 8eripunoungen, bic CT Dor etniz
gen @o6en BEL Dem Mnsrtffe auf etnes Der
Sorts baoongetragen baben iou, erIegen iet.
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8ortrGts bcs 8rGii6enten @Lebelanb un6
bes @rz8 rdiibenten 6arriion gum @ez
ibenf 8emacbt.
-9ie Sage I'M MansfieG6, 8a., &oblenz
sebiet lit u%npsr6noert.
= Ser 6er3o9 BON @a3ienz& oburgz
@otba belt 6eute, b~e9leitet bon Der Ser
5o9in un0 Dem @%rbprtn3en, ietnen feterz
li6en @tn3ug in Sic 2a~nbeSbauptitabt
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ourcb einen 9e6Ori9en 8labregen arg gez
fort.
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aber nenige 8ertdufe abgel9loiien. Ser
8reis tmWtaitermin unberGn6ert !; S6mal3
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GnOert.
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benz S9tpetnemartt cling es 5tpar etDaS
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flint Gents niebrtger ais ge1tern. Sir
f6tperere S6tpetne beSablten 8eri6iffer
u10 80fIer 5.15-5.35 fir 100 gfuno,
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nannte yBi9S" 4,2O-5.2O. 3ufubr:
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9actftc iin6 iogar nm II auf 1913 sefaQen.
, 1894-01-31
}Der am fdDneuften Die put nadJ
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Dor 1rIor9en entf6ie0en fem.
Die Sahrt Ger Danpfer vnlaiesttc" nno
u1lcw Qorf".
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bon bet yQS1tte Star">2inic, nelber AM
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OeS Nbganges Oteier 0epcibe (abt ltbr
Mor9enS), lit ser Stem gorf nob BON tet>
ner Der 2lopb'i9ea StgnoItattonen 9eieben
tpDrber.
, 1894-01-31
2lrmenbdusler befla9en itf iber 81
fleine portionen,
limo weroen oesRoIb in Sturm un0 urpetter
ht~naus9eia9t.
@amben, sc. 6, 81. San.

0eitern nuroen i'm Nrmcnbauie bon
@am6en Gountp, in 8iafpoob, pierunbz
%5tpan3ig BON ben Sniaiien, Die cinen Stretf
ms 8erf ieBen tpoQten, neil iie ongeblib
ntcbt genug gu ellen befommen, in ibneuiter
Neiie an Bic Suit 9eieBt. Ntiemals Dor6er
mar baS QtrmenDauS 10 i6erfIut ME grade
iebt, unO cS befinben iid gegenpGrti9 178
Yerlonen balelblt. Seit etniger Wocben
icbon batten tie iiDer Sic fleinen Yortionen
&lage 9efiibrt, unO geitern ipurbe cine
Notwithstanding a6geDalten. unO be-
l6lolen, Dem 8ertDaltcr SoDn Otc@ee ibre
Glagen OorSule9en. Sin NuSibuB Dou bier
~ltno5tpan3ig BerlOnen unter 2eitultg pon
8etcr 0a0npr ipar ernan1t mor6en, ur1
nit Dem 8erpalter Jfii6iprac6e gu ncbme1.
@aDnor fil6rte 0aS Sert: yQSir perlatgen
mebr gu ellen, begann CT; allies mas mir be-
fommen lit Elm Q0ffel nit &artoffeln, cine
Saiie nit elmer 6liiiiigteit, bic Sic &offee
ncnuen, uub Elm Stiid9sn 8ro0; uno oaS
loQ cine Wabl3eit ieiu. gSir ltn0 @iuenS,
boppelt 10 Diel 81 ar6eiten, aber ban1it,
6err 8erpalter, fam man nicbt leben."
@G6ren6 bieier 3teDc bate iicb Bic Stirn
beS 8erWaIterS beOenfli6 oerfinltert. yS6r
perlan9t mcbr 81 ellen 2" fragte ct. vSeDt
SIR Bic Gbiir BORT? Wtacbt, baB Sbr bi1z
aus fommt." limb er trieb sic gauge Sc
iclicboft, inter brr lidb altcb @aDnor be-
fano, binauS in 6aS llnWetter.
@aDnrr lit Gin alter Solbat, Ser BON
1859 bis 1871 in Ser 2(rmee un6 in Ser
Slotte 8eOient bat, unb ct macbte iicb iofort
auf BEN QScg gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6artlborn Dou s.. ". 81. BON Stem SerieD,
Dem ct iein 2eiben tla9te. 0ieier Lcnfte
barouf bic Q(ufmertlamfett Ser @roBz
8eicbmorencn auf Die Nngelegenbett, pelcbe
cine 9rilnblibe llnteriuebuu9 bes Q(rmeuz
bauieS DOrnebnen tperben.
Die anberen ausgetriebcnen SniaIien,
tpelcbe in 6as Intpetter binau8geiagt tparen,
batten in S6eunen un6 S9uppen Der
gfa9bari3aft S9uB Dor benz Ge8en 9ez
fucht.