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time the fire was got under, but not be-
fore the vestry had been burnt, with near.
ly all its contents. It is estimated that
close on $500, worth was destroyed. The
esting history, as, many years ago, 1t had
been a theater, on the boards Of which
the famous Barry Sullivan frequently de-
lighted Limerick audiences.
A special meeting of the Limerick Har-
Dor Board was held on February list at
the offca, in George street. for the purpose
of electing a secretary in succession to
the late Mr. Jas. Harris, at fixed salary
Of ESQ per annuqn. Three candidates were
proposcd-Messrs. J. T. Phillips, John
Boyd and Patrick Riordan and on final
poll Mr.. Boyd was elected by seven votes
to six. The mayor presided.
On the occasion OF the marriage Of Mr..
mans Journal reporting staff, to Miss Jo-
sephine Fitzgerald, daughter OF Mr.. Mi
chael. Fitzgerald, j. P, Loughili House,
county Limerick, his colleagues of the
press presented to him Qfor the bride)
diamond and pearl bracelet. In making
the presentation, Mr.. w. H. Brsyden, the
editor, said that it was sincere gratifi-
cation to every member Of the literary and
reporting staffs to" have this opportunity
OF expressing even in a small way, their
high appreciation of Mr.. O'Riordan's char
acter as IL friend and colleague. All united
i'll wishing him and the lady for whom the
present vas designed many years of hap
Diness.
LOngford.
The new election of commissioners, or
dered for the borough of Longford by the
Queens Bench Division. on account Of
the Irregularities at the annual contest in
October last, took place on January 2Sth:
The result was a majority for the Red
mondite and Tory parties, which are in
coalison in Longford, as is demonstrated
by the fact that the expenses of the re-
spondents in the petition suit were partly
betrayed by the Tories. Mr.. John Quinn,
G.. T. c., was the presiding officer. After
the declaration Of the poll very noisy
gang of Redmondites crowded into the
jury, room and acted in most disgrace
suit: Plunkett (R), 1oS; McElwee (T),
81; 1goe (R.), Sc; Tri1nble (R.), II; Shey-
lin N>, ID; Duffy (N), SO.
Monaghan.
An inquest was held on January Both.
at Dundalk, by DR.. Sellars, CQnpner for
North Louth touching the ID b of d
man who was found dead in a bedroom
in the Imperial Hotel on that morning.
Deceased had arrived at the hotel the pre-
vious night and left instructions to be
called at 80 next morning. At that hour
the "boots'' of the hotel raped at his
door, and, not getting an answer, forced
it in, when he found the bed undsturbed
and the man dead in sitting position.
The deceased was subsequently identified
as James Michael Mulan, leather and
spirit merchant Monaghan. The brother
OF the deceased gave evidence that de-
ceased was in financial difficulties and was
going through the bankruptcy court. The
jury did not consider post morten nee
essary and found that deceased died from
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Derry.

The steamer Shamrock, reported beached
in Culmore bay during the late gales, has
been successfully floated and brought to
Londonderry for dry-docking for repairs
The spring assizes for Derry City and
County will open on Monday, March IS.
before Justice Holmes and Justice Bibson.
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T.eitriIn.

The Spring Assizes for the county Lei
trim, will open at Shannon,
on Monday, March 4th.
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lery, M. r, and that copies OF this reso-
Ireland, Mr. Justin Mccarthy, Chairman
on the Irish Party. and Messrs. P. A. Nc
Hugh and B. Collery, M. P.'s, with the
request that hes gentlemen will bring it
under the immediate attention of Parlia-
ment.''
The Sligo Spring Assizes will open on
March 7th.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HlBERflll ms
LIFE INSURANCE FUND:

LIFE INSURANCE. FOCOS
Principal Office. Saltwater. MINI.
oshaughnetssy' seeastary i'd, comneoced
business August, 1885.
Attorney tor service of Process in Mime
sota s!sst. oSeenghhpessy n1syons
year. ...........'.. y. o'o.'"
INCOME nuRtNa 1904
A Assessm ewes enes-Mortnary s4SiS
Medica examiners fees ,<.....-.... 6O6UO
Received from all other sources, ~. NJ
V1Z:........ ..'.......... ...'..'.'. o'1'o"
Total income. ..... ........ s.o,a4e.so
Losses and claims paid. .......... s,ess5 g
Wadicai examiner's fees .......... 6B.W
AdvertiSil 4 and printing........... 5oU.5
All other items Vl2:,.... 49,
Total disbursements. ..... siog75n
INVESTED ASSETS.
Cash asR1g in pa9R ca smsrsenoy or re s
Total 8. 6483s
LIABILITIES
Salaries, rents and Office expenses ALTO
Total actual liabilities s. 4l6
Balance net assets. ...... ......... oc6.'a
TOTAL BUSINESS OF 1894.
Total business.
Number. Amount.
In force January 1........ 1,725 &l.a5 eW
Written during the year. 6O6 bte.oo
Total. 1881 to, 3d. 0C
Ceased during 1894 ....... 3oS W. 70
In force December 81. l,9i9 A,s'e' W
Claims incurred during nm
1894 ...................... 10 4o'Voo
Total IS 5 1900
Claims paid during 1894. IL 1LVoj
Policies terminated by -, ,sooo
death -. 80. 10. 1o.o0
Policies terminated by ~, ooo
lapse. .................... So1 o'',VoV
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Waterford.

A shocking accident occurred, on jan
,lary 2sth. at Bilberry Quarries, short
distance outside Of Waterford city, during
the progress of some blasting operations,
Mr.. John Draper, one of the owners, being
seriously injured. The fuse of large
charge having been ignited, the workmen
and Mr.. Draper, who was experimenting
the operation, ran out of har-ns way.
They had run less than a hundred yards
from the spot when the charge exploded.
A large piece Of rock fell near the party
and ricochetted and striking Mr.. Draper,
crushed his legs badly The injured man S
brother, Mr.. Flenlyrg Draper, died shorE
timesince from the result Of injuries re-
ceived on Christmas day.
The Corporation OF Waterford have de-
cided: by Is votes to /. to confer the free
dom OF the city on Mr.. Sexton, N. p.
A seizure OF a large quantity Of salmon
was made near WATERFORD OF january
2Sth, by Detective Sergeant Wilson, as
sisted by Head constable Stretton and Ser
geant McKenna. The fish, which weighed
nearly 5 cWt., were on their way from
Carrick- on-Suir, being conveyed in crates
packed round with poultry. The crates
were directed TO a large firm Of fishmon-
gers in Bristol. AS the season does not
open until the list Of February, legal pro-
ceedings will be instituted against all
the parties concerned.
An application for a patent has been
made by NJ. O'Connell, of Cappoquin, for
An improved method of shifting straps,
belts, bands Or ropes on rotary pulleys.''
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Kildare.

Boughton, the gan,ekeeper at Clongorey,
who shot a man named Laurence Fox, and
who was convicted Of 1nanslaughter, was,
on January Both. brought up for sentence
in the Queen's Bench, and sentenced to Is
months imprisonment with hard labor,
from ths date of his conviction, he having
been already u months in prison.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA-
Antrim.

Garrett Maggie, ESD, Resident Magistrate
AT Onlagh,! has been appointed Resident
: Magistrate for the county of Antrim.
The report of the directors of the Belfast
County Down railway, for the past half
year. shows an increase of receipts from
all sources OF f2,os3 19s i'd on the half
year. There IS an increase in the working
expenses of f4,002 es Sd. A sum of f4,435
lis i'd has been added to the capital ac~
count. a dividend for the half year on
the Ordinary Stock Of the company at 6la
per cent. per annum is recommended, with
a balance to next years account Of 1854
IS. The report states that the directors
had obtained an Order in Council for the
extension OF the tramway system to Bel
fast station which, has been completed, and
q regular service was inaugurated on the
sd December last and this has been found
to DO 4 great boon to passengers arriving
al and departing from Belfast terminus,
which is now connected by five minute
service with the general system OF the Bel
inst street railways. The leases for the
land for the new hotel at Newcastle have
been executed, and competitive plans have
i been invited for the building Of the hotel
and the laying out of the grounds in con-
nection Herewith.
# Armagh.
The Rev. Father McElvogue, of Neigh
tlate Of Arnagh) has just received very
4 gratifying tribute, marking the high esteem
IN which he was held during his ministry
testimonial were presented to him in the
Il lfnpe rial Hotel. NeWry. by a-depatation Of
the citizens OF Armagh. The testimonial
9ook the subs ta;atfais FORM of purse of
Il soSereigns. Subscribed by Father NIGEL
sfogue's friends in Armagh, rich and poor,
sasscript5 from his El1inence the
IL
the morning Of January 31st,
il man named Joseph Ma
the townland of Derryane,
lage of Maghery, was destroyed
ether with the furniture and
so some money which he had
rent. A son of MaWhinny's
ut OF the house in an uncon-
AS the fire is alleged to
malicious origin claim for
stion has been lodged.
Glare.
.ssizes for the county Glare
'riday, March list.
.ady. OF Tomgraney, Chair
Board OF Guardians, has
,the commission Of the
Mr.. Brady IL a National
ntment has given general
egdistfict. ssz Is vi
altar to tie nsenDry Of
tpassor of Carri
Shas baGn ephnf lstefl
aIl,sa asss se' 4's.
!
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Kilkenny.

Edward x. Bunbury Tighe, ESD, d.,
of Woodstock Innistogue, has been ap-
pointed High Sheriff FOR the county Kill
kenny.
We regret to announce the death, on
January 9Th, after short illness, Of Eliza
beth, wife of John p. Hyland, Esq, J. P,
of Clonmoran, Kilkenny, aged Il years
and on January 2sth. at AIaspil road, Dub"
lin, Of pneumonia, the demise Of Julia,
wife Of James Murphy, Baliybur. Kilkenny,
deeply regretted by her Borrowing family.
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FERN n.nnEh.

Donegal will open at Lifford on Thursday,
March IA.
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WeStnneath.

WeStmeath.
On the evening of January 26th, a
young man named John Tormey was out
in boat on Lake Derra varragh, near
Mullingar. along with his father. The
former had double-barreled gun with
with him. AS they were coming home, the
gun slipped from the young fellows grasp
one charge going off and tearing away the
flesh and muscles of his left arm from the
wrist to the elbow. He was conveyed to
Mullingar 1nfirmary, where he fortunately
progressing as favorably as the severity
of the wound will allow
Captain Lawrence Murphy, Ballinac loon
Nultyfarnham, has been appointed High
Sheriff of Westmeath.
Wexford.
In St Peters College, Wexford. on Sum
day, January eth, the Most Rev. DR..
Browne, Bishop of Ferns, ordained to the
town nephew Of Rev. David O'Hanlon,
Walsh, c. c., Poulpeasty); Rev. John How
ell, The Ballagh, and Rev. Thomas Hore.
Tflladavins, Tomhaggard nephew Of Very
Rev Canon Hore, p. P. Rathangan), all
Of whom were students Of st. Peters Col
lege previous to their being transferred
to Maynooth to complete their ecc.esias-
teal studies.
The Nest Rev Bishop of Ferns has
made the following clerical changes: Rev.
Paul r. Kehoe, C. c., from Cuserane to
the Moore; Rev. J. Howell NEWLY Or
daineD to Glynn; Rev. Thomas Hore
newly ordained) to Rathangan
On January 2Sth, Michael Redmond,
man about 10 years Of age, who belongs to
Garry, WAS admitted to the County We3-
ford Infrmary, suffering from q fractured
arm, which had been fractured in three
places. Redmond had been working at the
engine house On the North slob, and the
accident occurred by his flannel jacket
coming in contact with the betting, which
carried him up to the roof Of the build
ing. The injury YVES of a serious nature.
Wicklow.
On the morning of January Goth, por-
ton Of stained glass window in Bray
Catholic Church was discovered to have
been broken, and it was suggested that
the damage had been caused by some per-
son entering the building by the open part
of the window. The top woodwork of the
confessional was also slightly injured, and
this was considered further evidence of
the idea already mentioned Nothing was
stolen from the church. and the poor
boxes had been cleared the previous even
ing. Next day the police arrested a young
artisan named Martin, who LIS employed at
the new. church buildings. The arrest
caused a great sensation, as the prisoner
is the son Of Alderman Meades foreman
mason, who is carrying out the new en-
largement works Of the church. The pris-
oner was brought before Mr.. Ulick Bourke,
r. NJ, and remanded in custody until next
Petty Sessions.
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49,. e Tyrone. ET T7..,
! The Assizes for the county Tyrone will
open, at Omagh, on Friday, March Sth.
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sligo.

At a special meeting OF the Sligo board
Of guardians Col. E. II. Cooper presiding),
on Jan. 80, an election of matron to the
workhouse, at a salary .f40 per annum and
gations, was held The final result OF the
polling tthere were four candidates) was
Miss McNei1ly, Sligo Protestant), "a votes;
Miss Rooney, Sligo (Catholic), 10 votes.
Though 9-1Oths of the ratepayers OF the
Union are Catholics, and also large pro-
portion Of the elected Guardians, all the
Conservatives were whipped in, and sup
ported their candidate to man, a num-
Der Of ex-oficios being present who never
attend except when there Is fob on.
The arbitrary action OF the Conservative
has excited the greatest Indignation, as
Miss Rooney was most conpetsnt person
for the Office.
At the same meeting OF the Board the
following resolution was, on the proposi-
ton OF Mi. n Brennan, seconded by Mr.
Robinson. adopted I: That thu Bosfd Of.
Guard ana &c /. Ask the ftovell-
Ine1sk tp e4t II ks 1faa1 tor III als:
|Isl !lII ! &
y r. .sIal
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The Spring Assizes for the County Of
Cavan vii Open on Monday, March 4th.
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premkens militariitbe gtaats. Sn=
6uifrie.

Ole militdrilden 3peden bienenbe
itaatlide Snbuitrie bat i'm 0aufe ber
Sabre in GreuBen einen bebeutenben
Anfl9wuns genommen. @an3 beions
oers benefit oies bic Gntwideluna bes
tOnigli9en Seuermerfss9 s9aboratoriums
in Spanoau, oem neuerbinss in Sie9s
burg, 8beinprooina elm slei9es Sniff
tut 5ur Seite seftellt iporoen 1T, ba
oas alte 3ur 8eipaltisuns aller glrbeis
ten ni9t mebr ausreidt. 9n mel9em
Wabe lid bas Spanbauer Seuerwerfss
9aboratorium felt leiner @riinbung Der,
sroBert bat, ln0Sen folsenbe Iaten
oartbnn: Die rlten Nnfdnse reideu
in oas Sabr 1917 auriid, als in Spaas
oau eine fletne @erftatt unter Der
8e3ei9nunS ssebeimes BranbsNafes
tensSaboratori,lm" eineeri9tet uuroe;
iein Perional beltanS aus spei Off,
3ieren, pier llnteroffi3ieren unb 3molf
Ulann Solbaten. Sn 1882 sablte es
feds Sffisiere, lS llnteroffistere uno
80 Wlann. OamalS erbielt bas Gtas
bliiiement aud ieinen beuttsen Na.
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Dr.. price's Cream Baftne pomoe.
5S9Fe 0eltsansfe fellmugs ansseiAnung.
Ser ugsaftarp."

Sn Der nG0nissberser 3eituno" mar
unlan9it Solsenbes 3u lelen: vDaB
Semano eine gtelluns erbdlt, bie ct
nidt antreten fam, neil 3u benz
Srte feines SSirfungsfreiles fein Meg
I! fiibrt-biefer Salt biirfte i'm selamns
ten beutlden 0aterlanbe-bie afrifani.
i9en unb o3eaniiden Golonien piel>
letdt auSgenontmen-mobl MIR BEL
uns in O}tpreuBen porfo1nmen f0nnen.
60 erbielt @nbe DECEMBER etn iunger
2ebrer aus bem 9retle 4tllfallett ietne
Verlesnns mad Der Orti6aft 0obe am
9uriiden 9affe. Seit Ben, 23. Oe3em,
ber bat berielbe nun bereitS apef fit
ietne gerbaltnihe re6t foitipieltse
6eileoerlu6e 5ar Grrei6uns leines
neuen Birfunssfreiies, ieoo6 perse<
benss unternommen; ct bat lekt Don
Der Nitdnbisen 8ebSrbe, ba bic Retle
bortbin bisber pollitdnois unausftbrbar
mar. beurlaubt werben 1niiiien, ltnb bic
borttse Stelle 1T baber porldufig nt9t
orbnunssmdBts ueriorst. Die l1rla6e
oaoon TT Der io9enannte 9aaf,
tarp.' Dieter bur6 @rnlt Widerts
Romane aud In meiteren eiien i9on
befannte, litauilde @usbrud bebeutet
| TN Deutl6en m0rtlid: ,Sn ber
alt9abel unb lit ertronmen bonn
0ilbe oeS i'm gt,trm rnb @ettergraus
tn oer ait9abel zines 8aunes dngitli1
| bin unb Der i6manfenben 8oeels. ssiir
piele gelpcbner Der 9affnieberungs<
ortI9aften bat Der Qusbrud eine redt
trallrtge gebeutuns. Ser S3aftarp
tritt etn, iobalb nod lleberi9mer1uuns
gen bet einisen @raben Sroit 1i6 auf
ben 9emobnli9en Berfebrsitraben, benz
4affe, BEN Sluiien aandlen, iiber,
i9wemmten @ieien II. (. ~. etne @iss
Sede biloet, bic slt i6tpad 1T, tim
Tubrwerte nnb SuBsduser 3u trasen,
ober fart senug, TIM &abnfabrten au
nerbtnbern. Da bort bann fiir bie Srts
l9aften Der 9affnieberuns ieber Ser,
tebr auf ielbii BON NaGbar at Sladbar
fann berielbe 1nitunter nur 6abur6 Be-
tperfitelligt iperSen, baB BON einem
@ebOft 5t1tt anoeren iiber Die Gisbede
Vretter selegt werben. Sii6erei unb
lrbeitsperoienit bOren bann auf, bic
2et9en fOnnen nidt beerbist meroen,
atnotaufen, 9od3eiten, Germine u. +.
y. miilien oeri9oben merSen, ielbit Die
Yelten tonnen bic sefdbrbeten stellea
ntdt paiItren. unb mebe Der Orti9aft,
oeren 8emobner ii6 ni9t nit 2ebense
mtttelporrdtben seniisenb perlorst
baben eine 9unsersnotb 1T bic Solse.
Oenn Der S3aftarp oauert mitunter
bis ie9s Wo9en unb bariiber. Giue
Nbbilfe fir bic 8alamitat, bic i6on
ieit @riinouns Der 9affortidaften be-
ltebt, bat iid bisber nidt beiperfltel,
lisen faIien."
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"a. aapiteI.
9ie Jumilie hes Originator.

nSest bin i9 crit mieber in meinem
Element" iaste Sb, OILS lie lid cine
Strede ponl Saule entfernt batten unb
soeno ibm mittbeilte, mobin ber Mes
lie fibre. ,@eiBt Du mas, gpeno,
i'd 5tebe es Dor, iuaffenlos spei g6mes
ben eeseniberseitellt ;u iperben, ais
NIT 5wei pornebmen Damen su tbua
au baben. Gu bift ia freili6 anberer
Meinun9" fubr ct fort, nadbem er
cersebens auf eine Nntmort eeipart.t
bate, raber bas lit einerlei, bic Saupts
iade fir mid lit nur, baB unS oiele
pornebmen 0eute bod bin unb iSieber
etipas 3u tbun seben.
Suenb fdlpies nod INNER. Sm
Snnern burblebte CT nod einmal ben
auftritt bieles Na6mittass, er fab
8arens ianften Blid, borte ben peis
den @obllaut ibrer Stinme uno
,na9te ben abldie6 nod einnlal ipieber
bird. Gin Beilises Gmpfinoen erfiillte
ieine 8ruit. Gr fiiblte, oab er ben
aampf beiteben ipiirbe, unb 3iuar nidt
allein 9aren, ionoern an6 benz san3en
slbel sesenii6er. Gr mar 70 9liidli6,
lpie ME 5upor.
n0tr miiiien bas @elb unb bic
&oltbarfeiten aus bent 8ereid Der
6etnoe brinsen," iuste ct gu 81, .es
foite, tpas es tpolle, mir miiien 9(lles
pasen! 3uerit miiHen mir oenfen
unb iiberlesen, bamn niiiien mir ull'
uniere Gift aufbieten unb banbeln!"
go, natiirlid," ertpiSerte Sb.
limb wenlt mir baun ben S6as 3uriid.
sebradt baben?' fiiste er fraseab
bin3u, tnbem er Soenb fori6enb am
i6aute.
ga Gu bait redt, @udtmeiiter, j"
antiportete Spenb ieuf3eno, rlpenn mir
infer @erf pOllbra9t bubsn, ersebt es
inns iuie 9emObnlid: mir baben bic
9aitanien fir 9eute aus Sem 8euer
sebolt, benen mir piel 3u eering eri6eiz
men, I'm ihresaleiden iein gu f0nnen,
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men. Grit in ben 6Oer Sabren bebnte
it'd Der bisber bei6rdntte @irfunsss
freis oes 9nltituts meter aus, unb
1870 wur6e bur9 aabinettsorbre be-
lftmmt, oaB, abseieben BON benz Yers
lonal Der Tirettion uno ben leitenben
Seuerlperfern, luelde nod beute attipe
Mlitarperionen iinb, MIR Gipilarbet<
ter bel6aftist perben iollen. Geitbem
bat ii1 Der 8etrteb fortseiett, seits
weiie rapioe, sefteisert, bic In bem
Snititut 3ulett 5000 Manm unb 500
meibli9e qerionen gum Tbeil BEL
Gag uno gladtarbeit unb nit reid.
liden ueberitunoen bei6dftigt uaren.
Seit Der @rri6tunS bes slei1artieen
Gtabliiiements In Siesburs bat eine
Verfleinerung bes 8etriebs in Spans
Sau ltattgefunoen. Smmerbin arbeitsn
bier iest nod in1mer $500 Berionen.
Ole bauptiddli6iten Sabrifationss
@esenltanbe iino bic perfdieoenartiss
iten SeuermertsfOrper unb Climber fir
bic artillerie, iowie 3iinbmalie.
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! ju tbeil luerben laIien, lpenn S6l
| 9liidli1 beimfebrt.
&arens 9ltd lu1te abermals Speno
oiesgial lddlelte er rubis, inbem Ell euts
+! ge9nete: sGaran mollen mir nicft
+: benfen!"
ullnS mesbolb bean uit3t lieber
SEER Sauptmann?"
rs(uS bem etnfa6en @runoe, neil
elm folder Dienit mie Sbr i'm bon
mir forbert, pobf ansenonlmen ni6t
aber be5ablt nerben fann.
n0iellei6t lit eS benno6 m0gli1, i"
ermiSerte Srau Gliebetb nit ;uueriid)ts
lidem 9dheln. sd BIN 10 sliidli6,
0erbinounsen BEL 5ofe gu babeu, bic
| Gub einen nod bobereu Stang perld)afs
fen fOnuen ais Der, ben SIR beiitt."
nMein 0erlansen itebt nidt uad)
einem BoDeren Stang; mas i9 bin, pers
oanfe i'd MIR mir cffein. @enn if
Gnren Auftras iibernebme, 70 tbue i'd
es ri6t unl Der 8elobuuns tpillen.
nsber einen gruub miiBt 9br bod
basa baben!"
SD tbne es einsis unb allein bes,
balb, NEIL i'd weiB, baB fein slnberer
bas gSageltiid fin Sud ausfiibren
miirbe 1ebt pobl, sndbise Srau !!
Menn mir uns pieberleben, brinse
i'd Sud Guer Gisentbum suriid."
rSbr sebt idon, 0err 0auptmaun |!
Wir miilien aber bod borerlt einen
sriinoliden 4lan 5ur sluSfiibruns bteies
@aseitildes madenI"
ylleberlaBt eS mir nur, ben Blan iu
MAIDEN, oeuu i9 bin ia bod berjenise,
Der i'm ausfiibren icll," erlpioerte
Soeno. a0arauf perltebe i'd mid.
Ger Srieg lit pon &inbesbeinen on
mein 9anowerf seiueien. 3uerit babe
i6 nit SSOlfen uno 8dren setdmpft,
oann nit ben ShmeSen, idlieBlid)
aber nit mir ielber. Sebt mobl, snds
oise 6rau, Sbr luerbet balb BON mir
b0ren!"
nSebt ipoBl," iagte aaren nit be-
megter, 5itteruber Gimme, inbem lte
itb erbob uno an Spenb berantrat.
r2aRt mid Sud meinen un0 meiner
SHUTTER Qaaf auslpreden fit bos, mas
Sbr fir unS ju hagen i'm 0eeri,f
ltebt; meme @ebanfen iperoea @u6
besleiten, unb id) mill @ottes Sd)ug
fir Gu6 erfleben!"
Grr0tbeno uei9te lie ibr lieblihes
R6pfden, fpdbreno lie Spenb ibre
beiben Sdnoe reibte.
Gls ct ii6 berabteuste, UNI iie ~
tiillen fiihlte er einen leilen Druid
tbrer ueiden Singer sesen feline eip>
pen.
Limb ih iaste Srau Gliebetb, rpill
i6on cine 8elObnung erlinnen, NIT Der
SIR sufrieben lein loft"
~N9," erpiberte Speno nit ent,iids
tenn 0lid, i'd babe ia ldon stlles
erbalten ipaS mein 0er3 rur oerlars
gen tannl" Mit bieien @orten perlieB
er bas 3immer.
rWas frollte er nur bamit lagen?"
fraste 6rau Gllebetb gang peripunbert.
r@r meinte pnbl ballelbe mie por<
bin, als er laste, mir fOnnten feline
Cienite lpobl annebmen, ni6t aber
bejahlen," erluiberte 9aren, an bas
6eniier treteno.
Gle abenbionne fiel auf bic boben
tllmen, bus reide 0aub gum abidieb
nit ilren gtrablen persOlbeno. &arrr
bate iebod) fein aluse fir ben l6Onen
Sonnennatersans lie blidte bem 01ei.
ter rah, Der iid nod einmul uad bet
6enlter unlm anote, ebe er hurd baS
abor rift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-13

Ger Sruber oes Generals
Sberioan, Colonel Sberioan, lit
gegenpartis nit Der 0erabfailuns
elmer Geographic bes tapferen amerifas
nEl6en 6eerfiibrerS beiddftiQt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-13

Ole Srobte 9od3eit, mel6e
bas 3illertbal, 2irol, oielleidt iemals
auI5upeiien bate, muroe unldnslt tn
3ell sefeier. Nn Gditen waren bierau
nid)t reni9er ais 600 selaben. 0or
Der 2rauuns wur6e ein fletneres Mabl
uno nddJ Oerlelben oas aussiebigere
SodSeitsmabl ein9enommen. 9(uBer,
Dem batten Die @dite nad alter @es
pflo9enbeit i'm 2aufe beS Cages fammt.
lt9e elf Galtbauier oes SrteS 3u be.
iu9en. 9ie .3abl Der fir oiele Sod,
aeit binseOpferten 8inoer uno Sdafe,
Der oaSn geb0risen 2iroler 4nooel
unS Der S0iier @ein ipar unter oen be-
manSten umltanoen ielbltperitdnotib
1eine fleine.