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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Sn Qonbon 1T ber Marquis BON
Milesburp i'm Otter bon 81 Sabren uno
NIT !9interlahung bon $l.25O,OM
@4ulben aeitorben. Sein Sob bat
i'm bapor bepabrt, bab er serthtlih
bancroft ertl6rt tpurbe. Der Mtles>
burp'i9e @runbbeiib 1T tein Maobtals
gut unb bas 1T Der @runb, tpesbalb
Der Ontel. ber ben Gitel erbt, aud ben
@runbbe1ib erbdlt, einf9liebli4 bes
Sepernate'fden Malbes. Wie Is beibt,
perliert Sam 2epis, Der @elbperleiber,
bur9 has Mbleben bes MarqutS gang
bebeutenb, obslet@ ct i'm 8eiibe BON
policen .aum 8etrage BON 100000
pfunb Sterling 1T, bic auf ben Namen
bes 9eritorbenen lauten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
11uaarns oant an Staten,

ssSn 8ubapeit murbe i'm Nbge=
o%rbnetenbaufe Des ungarii4en Neihsz
tags elm Mntrag g%eitellt, bab bas 9aus
benz ritterli9en R0ntge bon Stalien
feline Dantbarteit unb 0erebrung aus
bride unb benz italienii@en 8olte fur
feline gelegenlih bes Mblebens 2uopig
Rpfutb's bepieiene SDmpatbie ietne
Dantbartett aus5pre4e. Mtnt1terz
prGfibent 81. Meterle mar nit Dem
Mntrage ei%nberitanben unb ertldrte
unter groBem 8eifa1e, bab Der tpeehielz:
}eitige Mustauf@ Der Spmpatbte 3tpiz
i4en ben betben 2dnbern Elm erfreuz
lider 8etpeis fit bic 96atia4e lei,
bab bic Greunbf4aft 3pii@en ben BET
ben !9erri4ern ith AUDI auf bic Inter
tbanen beiber 2dnDer ausgebebnt babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Ronftanttnopel. IL. Ipril.
Die Gbolera greift bier neuerbinss IN
GntIeben e~rresenber Metie UNI ttd,.
Geitern tpurben Der turtii4e Staatsz
ratb gaQtabi 8ep, fotpie Elm Bebtenz
iteter Der sriediden @eianbtihaft BON
Der Seude befa1en unb BON tbr IN
menigen Stunben btnseraHt. Das
6otel Der srie@ifden @eianbti4aF 1T
infolse beFen gei@lofen tporben llno
lebtere na1 benz ettpa fteben Weiler
entfernten 9berapia iiberseiiebelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

fosenanntes cpmmeraieles Goniulat,
befen 2eituna felt elmer Meibe BON
Sabren in ben 9Gnben bon Germ 8.
GlauTenius lag. 2ebterer bat nun bic
Nbii4t, iih CANA bonn @ei@dfte auridz
auaieben unb cine Neiie na9 Deut1hs
lamb au MAIDEN. Ct rei9te besbalb
fdon i'm Sanuar feline @eiiguation
Bel Der Dfterrei@iiden Mesieruns Elm,
bat aber bisber nod ale MmtssefhGfte
beforat unb audi nod teine ofi3ielle
Nadridt erBalten. tper Der neue Gonz
Jul fein uno mann ct iein Mmt antres
ten mirb. Mus anberer Nuel1e ber>
luutet iebo9. baB bic Wabl Der 0iterz
rei9ii9en Neaieruna auf ibren bisberiz
een @ertreter in Netp Dort, @raf
lleron, qefaGlen 1T.
- Mm GreitagzN a4mittag purben
in glepelanb in Sbio otpet &inber aus
Der S9ule an Der Waperlp Strabe
entfiibrt. Gin 6err fubr por ber gez
nannten @4ule Dor unb begebrte bic
@eIhmi1ter Walter unb Mnnie Sdger
au 1preden. Die Rinber tpuroea gu
ibm in ben Corridor sef@tdt unb einen
Muaenblid fpdter erbat ct ii4 bic ST.
laubniB, lie NIT ii4 nebmen gu burz
fen. @r fubr barauf eilisit nit
ibnen na9 benz nion=8abnbofe unb
entfibrte lie na9 einem CUR 3eit mod
unbetannten Orte. Die ndbere Inter
1u1ung Der Sadie bat ergeben, bab
ber Gntfibrer Der Batter Der Rinber
mar unb es erbellt, bab beren riatiser
Gamilienname Sober 1T. Wor 5pet
Sabren bielten bic gltern in Nem gort
Elm &oitbaus, gu oeFen 8epobnern
Elm eemiffer Sdser geb0rte. 9duslihe
3ptfttsteiten 3pif9en ben ,@begatten
tparen ni9t felten unb Grau Sober
prannte i4uesl.b nit Sdger unb ben
Rinbern burh. Sober berno9te lam
gere 3ett ni9t, ibren Mufentbalt gu
-entbeden. Ghltebli4 mabte er ause
finbtg, baB lie iid in Glepelanb aufz
bielten unb bort besesnete ct ieiner
@atttn, folgte fie Biz na9 ibrer Wobz
nung, erbtelt bann BON etnem Mnpalte
ben Matb, fi4 Der ainber NIT @elpalt
au bemd4tisen uno befolste i'm Sc
gentpdrtig befinbet ct fi4 nit ben Rin<
bern in Nep Oort.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Die @trren In 8rafIien.

l1eber Berlin melbet bas Rabel
Saneiro tommt bic Melbung, baB
unter benz II. Mprtl: Qlus &io be
in Hio @ranbe bo Sui elm ernftlthes
@efe4t i%tattfnbet unb bab btnnen
Rur3em cine nt4ttge @eei4la4t err
tpartet tpirb. Stint Der RebeQen=
;&riegaf@ife be1@ieBen Hio @ranbe
DO @ul unb bic bortigen Sorts erz
tptbern bas 6euer nur unbebeutenb.
Sic brafilianif@e Regierung bat cine
aus 3ebn Rrtegsi4tfen beftebenoe
Glotte 1iibmdrts geiAidt, nit Der Meiz
Jung, bic Rebelenflotte 10 balo als
mDglt4 an3u9reifen. porto MQegre
pirb BON ben BON Sc Melo an's 2ano
geieBten &ebeQentruppen eritli4 be-
Drobt perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
8ranfreth uns:Statiep.

2onbon, 10. Mpril. Na4 elmer
Melbung bes .Dailp Netps"= Rorreiz
ponbenten in Parts bat Grantret4
@eranlaTung, Dor @rispi, benz ita1iez
ntf9en premterminiiter, ft@ gu bitten,
ba berfelbe beabiihttge, Grantrei4 ii in
bic @telluns bes llnre@t Sbuenoen
binetnaubrdngen, inoem ct 6Hentli4
bic grDBte Greunbi4aft fir ienes our
@4au trGgt unb nit benz 8orf4lage
elmer 9anbelstonpention tommt. Die
Depefde figt btnau, baB Grantrei4
ais 8epeis Der Gbrlt@teit bieier Mbz
iidten bas unerfiqbare @erlangen,
Stalien m0ge ii@ bonn Dreibunb abz
menben, ftellen tperbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Qur3e 9a9eSneutesettea..

SIN Staatscapttol gu 9arris=
pa., brad Teuer aus.
Dte Wablen in 6ouanb felen
gu unsuniten Der @esierung aus.
Non Spanien braden 140O
Nilaer au elmer @aufabrt na& @om
auf.
@enor Dilonion 1T gum @ouperz
neur bon Ga plata ertpdblt tporz
ben.
Gin aQqemeiner &atbolitenconsreB
ion i'm nd4iten Sabre in 30 linden
itattfinben.
@roBe ueberfhmemmungen nerben
aus Nep Sib=Wales in a. traz
aemeloet.
Sn 81. 2puis eingen 200 Rifer
an ben Strife, I'm cine 2obnerbDblns
au er3ielen.
Sn @len sails. 81. g., beritarb
bed ebemaliQe Gongrebabgeorbnete
Orange Gerris.
Is Mebrere franaDfif4e Miftonen in
China iinb bon ben @%ingeborenen
aerftDrt porben.
sSm Often Der @e +. Staaten
berri4te am II. Mprtl Elm befttger
Winb= unb @4neeiturm.
eym Sberbaufe bes engltf@en
parlamentes gelanate bic Behring'S
meerbiQ aur eriten 2eiung.
R0niQ 6umbert BON Stulien ma4te
Der In Glprena tpeilenben &Dntgtn
8tctoria bon england einen 8efu4.
SIN 8abnbof Der Nortbern Paciic
Balm in n a, Mont., purbe ber
poli3iit 5lpnn bon Ginbredern err
fhofen.
Cine 8ombe purbe in Der Mobnung
bes 6riebensrthters in Mrgenz
Gu II bel @erfaines. Grantrei@ gum
@rplobiren gebradt.
8ei ben itGbtii4en Mablen in ben
|@taaten Nem port unb Men
|Serfen haben bic Mepublitaner be-
trG@tli@e Wortbeile errunsen.
3nifden Oteene unb %
toage, Stlaboma, nurben bic paf<
fagiere elmer poittuti4e bon brei be-
tpaHneten Meselargerern tbrer 8aarz
f@aft unb Wertbfa@en beraubt.
Der bon 9bilabelpbia. nab
probibence. 81. g.. beftimmte @9opz
ner .2llbert %. Smith" tpurbe bur9
ben @turm on ben @trarb getporfen;
aht Mann bon ber 8eiabung ertranz
ten.
Sn Bern pertparf Der Nationalz
ratb ben @orfhlad ber @o3taliften,
Der Ronftttution etnen photographer
ein3uberletben, baB ieber 8iirger bas
Re&t babe, 8ei@dfttguns gu perz
lanQen.
Walter @euma11. ber Norbpolforz
f9er unb feline @efdbrten ftnb in
Bergen, Norpegen, angetommer
unb merben fpfort na4 Malefunb auf=
brehen. @ne befnben li4 tpobl unb
boFen auf GrfolQ ibrer Expedition.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
DuIpererpIoRom

Mabe 81 t. 9 rno n, Snb., erploz
birte in benz @pe3ereilaben bon Greb.
Morlod cine SO Yfunb G4eBpulper
entbaltenbe 8lehbu@ie unb bas Sc
bGube fammt feinem Snbalt brannten
rieber. Milt 8rootins, George Gang
unb Milliam Curtis, tpel@e fih in benz
2aben befunben batten, nurben in
beitnnungslofem 3uitanbe unb t0btli4
berbrannt unter ben 9rimmerr berz
por9e3ogen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
BON Gorep'S Mrmee.

unipntpmn n, 9a., 10. Mril.
Ser Weitermari& Der @orep'f@en Mrz
NEE purbe beute bur4 bas i1le4te
Metter perbinbert. Gum eriten Male
felt ibrem Mufbru9e bon Maiftlon,
g., ieben ii4 bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aus elmer folben urfa4e ge3pungen,
in ibrem Eager liegen al bleiben. Sic
nerben erft am Mttttpo4 Morgen ibren
Marf4 bur4 bas 8erglanb fortieBen,
beFen @tpfel nod nit S&nee beoedt
finb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Gin &mtN aet@ettert.

Ma@ Gan Tranctsco bat ber
Dampfer .8elqic" bic Na@ri4t bier
ber qebra&t baB bic britif@e 8artenz
tine, vGafaa Gttp" auf Der Gabrt bon
Gbeefo 1a4 Mmob int 4ineff4en
Meere ge14ettert 1T. Sic 9dlfte feiner
8emannung etnf4lieBli@ bes Captains
s. q. Robneb, 1T ertrunten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Ne,te 0oIofnnoe !.

@pe3ialbepef@en aus Durengo
Colorado, melben, baB bort in Tolge
beifpiellos rei@er @olblager, tpel4e in
ben Ga plata Bergen entbedt purben,
feberbdfte Mu fregung berrf4e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Metbereteu In Ratro.

Cine Depef@e aus &atr.o melbet,
bub baielbft perf9iebene 3uiammeaz
it6be 3pt4en britii@en uno dgpptt>
i4en 5rlppen ftattsefunben bdtten.
Dte etngeborenen 9ruppen tpGren bon
Der 8epDlterung unteritiibt tporben.
@tarfe pidets patroutQirten unter
5ubrung engltf@er Sft3iere bic @traz
ZEN ab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Gin tpttbabtf@er santprdhoent.

Sn MlbuquerqrK, q. 81, tpurbe e..
81. 6oliom, friiberer prdiioent oer
Albuquerque National 8ant, bes I'M
terf@leifes unb Der GGlf@ung Der 8iz
der f4ulbtg b%efunben. Das gertn9ite
@trafmab fir ieDe ber Mntlagen ftno
flint Sabre 3ubtbaus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Mtrtsa eetaat liza, at@t

Der itellpertretenbe @ouperneur bes
beutf9en S9ubsebietes in Oitafrita.
Maior b. Mrohem, 1T nm Grbebung
bon 1einem poiten einaetommen. Seiz
mem @eiu9 pirb atpeifellos entipros
den merben unb ct niro nad feiner
6etmtebr tpieber als attiper Offater
in ben beuti@en 9eerz@erbanb ELM
treten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Grprebsm8 %8efdbroet.

Sn ber Ndbe bon 9uron n, Obio,
tpurbe Elm @erfu@ gema@t, ben Mtlanz
tic GrpreBaug Der Safe Sbore 8abn
gum @ntgleifen gu brtngen. @s paren
auf bas @eletle gelegt tpor<
ben, aber man entbedte lie mod re4tz
re@t3eitig.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
QaniaS 9th.

Mei5en 52-56; Corn 30-13 9a<
fer 1913; Butter 15-22; @ier =
8; Sttere 2.75 4.2O; Ribe 1.5O-
$50; Stoders unb Geebers 2!75-
800; S@neine 4.654.70; S4afe
u%nperGnbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Mtnneapolts & ct. Paml.

@ei3en 58-65; @ogger As -46;
@erfte 30-31; 9afer 81; Corn 80;
Tla4s Ito; rpatent" Mebl $50;
Rlete 1925; Wtlbes 9eu 600; Butt
ter, GreamerD 1870; Butter, DatrD
Gier g.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

dana qetpdbrte Daniel GDtpdrDs, etn
alter Walfi@iGaer, etpa anbertbalb
Meilen me{tli9 BON MmaganfeH, nabe
benz 0itliden Gnbe bon Gong Sslano,
apei Walff4e unb mahte feline Be
rufsgenoKen barauf aufmertfam. Dte
% lf14idger madbten bic auf Der
Dime am @tranbe liegenben 8ote
fott; Der Gapitdn So1bua @omaros
mar Der erite. ber nit flint Mana IN
see ftab, UNI bic eSaQo uuf bic 1eltene11
@a5te aus Der Meerestiefe gu beginner.
IS pebte elm leihter Noropinb unb
bic 8ranbung mar MIR gering. Die
eriten BRET 8pote iteuerten benz Der
&iite am nG9iten befinoli@en Walz
f1@ gu, mGbrenb amei anbere 8oote
Ben anberen Walff6 gum 3tele nab
men. Na4 8erlauf elmer @tunbe gez
lana es benz Gapitdn @bmarbs Der
Der Ruite abqepenbeten Settle oes
eritermdbnten unQethiims nabe3ntom>
men. gluf Elm BON benz @apitdn gez
aebenes 3eiden f@leuberte ber 9arpus
nier feline 6arpune unb nah elmer
@tunoe murbe ber Malf54 auf ben
@tranb gei4leppt. Die Sager be.
re4nen ben Wertb ibrer 8eute out
$4,000 unb f4dben bic Menge bes
Gii9beines auf etpa f%iebenbunoert
Dfunb. fotpte bic bes gu ertpartenoen
Sbranes auf finf3tg Sob.
10y @ie aus 5uperlaffiger Auele
perlautet, pirb bic Diterrei4H4e He<
aierung in @htcaao bonn l. Wfat an,
6urh elm 8eruf s>Gpniulat pertreten
iein. 8isber tpar bafelbit nur Elm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

WYNN W
unb tpeigerte iih itanbbaft, cine Rlage
gu erbeben. Ser 9olt3iit, ber ben
Staliener berbaftet Bate, erbob ioz
Damn cine Mntlage tpegen %unorbentltz
den 8etragens, morauf BET Rt9ter
ben brutalen 8uri9en auf feds W}oz
nate na9 Der @traftn5el 14tdte.
Mm @onntag Mbenb UNI s3ebn
begab ith in 4ittsburg etne etpa
finfunb5tpan3tgjdbrige Jrauensperlon
Mamens SSennie Mrnolo gu benz Saul
laben bes Mrnolb'1@en S4ifsausruz
itungsz@ e19dftes, erbielt aber teiner
3utrttt. Das @ebGube eritredt ft4
BON Der r@ater Street" Big CUR .Tirlt
Mpenue." Sic Mrnolb begab fiA an
bic 2aoentbiir in Der lebterpdbnten
GtraBe, fanb lie aber perf4loi1en por.
Sic i@lug in Tolge befen Elm 5enlter
elm, bur9 peldes lie einitieg. Sin
b0ier @a9bunb ftiirate fm. auf tie
unb 3erfeii4te tbr Sc i4t furhterlt4,
ebe er abgerufen perben fonnte. ".
g.. Mrnolb ging aus, UNI etnen poz
tighten berbetaubolen, unb in 1etner
Mbpe1enbett brang bas Grauen3tmmer
in 1ein S@lafaimmer i'm brttten @tod,
f9loB ii@ bort Elm, 5%ertriimmerte Mlz
leg, mas lie an 3erbre@ltbem porfanb,
unb beriu9te, bas 9aus in 8ranb gu
iteden. Mls bic poli3et an Dirt unb
Ste1e eri4ien, periu@te lie it4 an
einem aus Dem 8ett5euge gebrebten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

NoEAs4 Fe7s opyas al3d d Capital e iadoaa
a
0ae So QaPa eI die
Oao
akd&a a4a6n
Fs.# "a @AAb2kSh .#.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
EMPRESA
0E NPORES ESPAROLES cGRRE0S OE Las aETILLag
7 TRAsPoRTEs MmITAREs DR. s-~~
SOBREJVHOS de BRERsA
Il - q n.

*@ HHBANA H ~ 1850
Los empress efectur8n
los dias TO- b 20 IS de eadS les
de labor doce del dis en- os eefveR,
= LINEA CUBA
tas 1By 25 = - -
Los de los dias g tosarn EueVtt euertoPsar
1ayaEI Baracos, Guantanamo Cuba.
dia Is de de
adem&s n Tknamo.
TodOs retOrnr&n verfcandO
cuandose
$50 de Is, 30 y ? de Cada
Enguno tocara susntknano
EIEEA DE PCERTO-RICC
saen los diaa 10 % los bseep
Nuev aibars Barscoa suantansrnO ou.
UsbOHsusnoy Ports Puerto Plata Ponce MayRgrsE,
llsmos puertes
ri del dia 26 ebaa BagsoOa uantenpo Gu
Ea-Ricc. viniendO los mism0s puertoEs
RetoFnaran Raiendo de 3 reapeatv
sohss correspondence y mes
Mguno de estos dos tocarar FstOrao
- LIEIEA DE OAIR ABYrH.
2eOa los unes las de IL tarde ssrA
martes en- h Isabella de usr6
RetOrnars saiendo CRibaea los ueYes eRade
enes.
vapor uue soosss
Reetuar etOrno saiendo de- Caibsien los mss dsas,
3e negada del en de paserOs tOear& sAgus negA
ana los microbes. - f.
Ests emprsa ene Vapog AqG ponte pOE
osssa de estR h hsbsdo de bobaa sohqasaY zs
sAlyEmentO.
SeTvicio eostsro en- Puerto Rico
E. Vapor AviI6s hsra este serv'ciO saliendo de San
Juan todss lo tes mea's nccbe nor q Este
ctra por ell Qesta escaas Fai o, HumsesO Ar.
rolo, Ponce, Maysguez AgusdIla, ecbo Vse:versay
y9s Itineraries poblicad pOr separsdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

j. Federico Le TraNd R0dYIoNeg .

j. Federico Le rrQHd R0drl 0Nsg
Farmac6utco laureado en- la Esposici66n Universal d.
Harcelona, resdente en- Utuado. .r,,U,
Este nuevo producto lei pals fue eAre los 9MIM pre-
sautados ell UNIOO que por s1 BUENA .EkABORAO4oN J
EXQUISLTA PUREzA logr6 alcanzar los placsnes de y
funta CaliAcadera ell premo de OIEN PESOS, onecio
dimo 0oncuTso Agricola celebrado On san Juan a.
Suerto-Rico. :
"a d PLATANO la amsntaci6a, nuestro pals, no ma
a po consguene neeasdad de pond sIs S9R
tdSdes.-UTLL SLEMPRE Sera para los NlNOs, Los AE
FERMOSy "toda persona delicada de estomago" su n
)UA separada de los principles exrahos susGancaas pr
lsicas del fruto. -, ,,,-, -.
Pregunte uated medico 81 coDvendr& al decado 81
6mago de niho do enfermo seguro eseoY dc GU
dir& que 81. ~. -
Pru6bese que cuesta tanto Ia prueba. drs uea
ON Arquimedes, EUREKA va encontre 10 que bugcaDa
Sc vande todaa las farmaciaa buenoa estapecnis
ao paQuetes de v media libra v NFIMf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-24
PREMoNITIoNs OF DEATH
Soldiers Who Have Conc Into ca~.
''es Perfectly Conscious of Their rate.

''ers " no Have Conc Into c.~&.. n.
''es PERFECTLY Conscious Of Their rate.
soldiers had strange premonitions Of
death before going intb battle DIV,
'ne war said an old soldier. 1T conld
not tell You how many times hove soo,,
my comrades foretell their deatl, IT,
s ;es 10 feel 1t was coming and went
INTO battle fully prepared to meet their
end. 90 common was this, and so reon-
lariy ala death follow when foretold that
otten heard officers upbraiding their
men for speaking of death. remarLing.
man never speaks of fear Of death
without death following shortly after
us like the smallpox; the ono thot
'ieaus u most is sure to be the first VIC
.lm, But the officers were reasoning
backward. In all the cases / saw the nre,
dlctlon OF death was caused bv an in
ward feeling, telling that his end was
near. 90
IL WASH { fear, for remember sBoss'
Mcclellan, as we used to call him who
came from Butler county. He had been
a brave soldier, serving his full three
years, never once failing in his dutv.
The day before his three years were nm
ne went into the battle of the Wilder
ness. lie was so pale and careworn and
lacked SO much the usual vipor with
winch he entered battle that some of
his friends remarked how changed he
was He looked like a ghost and was
trembling all over They asked him
what was the matter. Why he re-
Piled, my three years are up tomorrow.
but III never see my service out. | will
be killed in this battle-that l know
His friends tried to cheer him mn.
betting him that it was only a morbid
fancy, but no amount of talk could en-
hven him. He went into the battle and
was among the first to fall, being hit
squarely III the forehead. l also remem-
Der John Dunbar sitting eating crackers
with an officer before a campfire ON the
eve of battle. He had sad expression
when he turned, and breaking the
cracker in his fingers said in a contem-
plative manner, We'll, boys, this is nv
last night ON earth. In the dim fire.
light | saw the big tears well up as the
officer inquired what he meant. IN be
shot tomorrow sure The officer, see
ing how deeply the man was affected,
placed his hand upon his shoulder and
said: Brace up, John. Don't be fool
ish. Men of Ohio don't talk like that.
But this only made the soldier break
down In the battle next day he was
killed among the first. could give you
an indefinite number of such instances,
which show that soldiers really had
death foretold to them, but these arc
sufficient TO me it was most solemn
moment when heard a man say he was
going to be killed 1t invariably turned
out that way. Exchange.
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land and good part Of Europe repairing
chimneys, earning large income most OF
the time, but spending It freely. In one
month recently he earned $500, but only
saved about quarter Of it, the remainder
being spent foollshly
Mayman's nerve while engaged in his
perilous calling Is something wonderful.
Some time ago he finished building an ad-
dition TO a chimney owned by the Smith
Paper company's mill, near Boston. Tho
chimney Is 1870 feet high. Several planks
had been drawn up and placed across tho
top to hold material, and an iron rod had
been put through the top of the chimney.
One Sunday afternoon Mayman had been
drinking and went to the top of the Chin
ney to show how steady his nerve was.
Taking stout plank, he inserted one end
under tho iron rod, letting the other end
project into the air about eight feet. He first
tried the plank with his foot, then walked
slowly to the end, stopped, grasped tho
plank with both hands and stood on his
head at the extreme end. All the specta-
tors grew faint at the sight, and most Of
them turned away, being unable to look
at the terrifying performance.
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BERLIN MANNERS.
Castoms That Proved Rather Mortifying TO
Two American Girls.

Two American Girls.
Two young girls were made miserable
by an unwritten law which laid me low
not long ago. writes a lady correspond
emit in Berlin. They were calling upon
German women. and as they entered the
room they saw that the least comfort
able seat was the sofa, where they nntu-
rally seated themselves One after an
other Of the older women surveyed them
until they became intensely uncomfort-
able, not knowing what dire accident
could possibly have befallen them At
last the hostess rose majestically. say
ing:
young ladies. will you be so kind as
70 get up and give your seats TO these
cider ladiesf"
The poor things We're crushed My
own encounter with the sofa regulation
was funnier than IL was crushing
went to a musicale given by countess
Two daughters Of titled houses had been
cordial in their overtures, and / was
having a beautiful time watching little
differences OF manner and wondering il
all young women were expected 70
courtesy and kiss the hands OF married
women, as my vis-a-vis was doing. As
the evening wore ON | concluded what
well bred people were, after all, the
same everywhere. When supper was an
nouncod, there was a slight confusion in
the placing OF the guests. and / found
myself in a smaller room with few
others, among them the most important
woman Of the assembly. The table had
been drawn to a sofa, and there is where
made my mistake. My new friend,
the countess daughter, motioned me to
the sofa, which seemed the best solu-
ton OF the ENHANCEMENT into which our
hostess had led us in moment Of furry,
for a German does not approach the ease
and surety of an American hostess At
tho Same time the woman Of Importance
took seat ON the sofa also. As she APP
parently spoke neither English nor
French. and as | had not been here long
enough 10 have acquired fuency in Ger
man. her attempt at IA conversation was
soon given up.
Whom our hostess came 90 sec IL we
were all happy, our lady Of importance
asked who | was, and ON receiving a
whispered reply sat up very straight and
threw herself back ON tho sofa, exclaim-
ing, "Ah mails c'est tropl" was seized
with n horrible fear that my hostess
had told her that / was an American
reporter, and was intensely uncomfort-
able in spite Of my companions friend.
illness After that tho great lady was
very stin, and | fear l was even sitter
Looking again to see If she had tainted,
| saw her calmly eating with her knife
and no longer felt uncomfortable IL she
scornod mo for any reason. / certainly
should be ashamed Of her at my own Ia
BILE | learned several days later from
an American woman versed in German
proprieties that my objectionable offense
had been in presuming TO sit ON tho sofa
beside my lady without a European title
Of high rank to back mo up