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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12

sr, as the unanimous choice of the
Eighteenth ward delegation.
Mrs. Dr.. Ferguson nominated W. H.
Dale, of the Twenty-frst ward
X. w. Sloan nominated Edgar Howe.
Of the Twentieth ward.
p L. Williams nominated Alfales
Young. of the Twentieth ward.
5 w Stewart nominated Walter P
Jennings, of the Twentieth ward.
Each nomination was greeted with
heavy applause, and each man was
numerously seconded. Hon. NJ S.
Woolley, of the Twenty ward, CIV
ing Mr. Jennings a handsome send
on. The first ballot resulted in the
nomination of Messrs. Patrick, Dale
ana Jennings by the following vote:
Patrick, 70; Dale, 1903; Jennings, 6015
Howe, 561a; Young, Il.
The following were chosen as dele.
gates to the city convention:
Eighteenth Ward-N. w. Clayton. J.
H. Parry, H. G. Whitney. P j. Moran
Mrs. n W. Clayton, George D. Pyper,
D. j. Thomas. w. G. Romney. W. H.
GUNNER, j. B. Cummock, s. D. Hoge,
Robert Patrick, j. e. Caine, Byron
Groo, o. p Arnold, jr.. F. S. Richards,
r. S. Wells, R. H. Caben.
DEMONSTRATION Barton. Stanley
Claws0n, j. B. Toronto, H. c. James
Steve Lynch.
Twentieth Ward-James Peacock
Mrs. Alfales Young. A. w. Game, J.
NJ Pyper, F. e. Barker, F. A. Harten-
stein. John Scofeld. Alfales Young. H.
P. Henderson, Junius Larson. W P,
Jennings. ]. W. Sullivan. r. w. Sloan.
James Sabine, ]. N. Lewis, William M,
Ottlnger, S. ". Stewart, W. j. Bate
man, James Cohen.
,IWenty-first Ward-Dr Ellen B.
ferguson, Miss Ada Faust, Orson AL
len. Lorenzo Cardwen. Mrs. c. V.
Smith, L. D. Chase. Mrs. ]. S. Rich
ards. Ed. Davis, T G. Dawson, Eugene
Lewis, DR. J. S. Richards, c. f. An
gen: Albert Cardwell C. B. Stewart,
Walter Calder, John F. Green, T. F.
Thomas, jr., W, P. Reid, Joseph T,
Williams
Alternates-Mrs. T. S. CastIeton
Mrs. ". NJ. Stewart. George W. KEEL
'ogs' Joseph Paul, D. Ferguson.
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STRONG TICKET.
NOMINATED.
Continued from page u

John Shea seconded " lldemar Van
Colt
Mrs. Alice Butterworth endorsed
Bourne.
H. D, Folsom presented the claims
of John Allen
Thomas Green seconded George E.
Bourne.
Chairman Watson left his seat to
second the nomination of jefferson
Rhodes who would be a power to the
Democracy.
Mr.. Lewis withdrew his name
Rhodes. Allen and Bourne were
selected on the first ballot, the vote be-
ing as follows:
Bourne, 1872; Allen, 112; Rhodes, 1O4;
Van Colt, 50; Bailey. 81. The first three
were declared the nominees and the
convention adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Festival of Mountain and p,nin.

The Rio Grande Western railway
agent here will, on Oct. Is, sell round
trip tickets to Denver, good until
Oct. 81, for $40. via the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad. These tickets will be
good via the broad gauge going and
returning via the narrow gauge, or
vice versa. Remember that the Den
Yer & Rio Grande railroad is the only
line running two daily fast trains to
Denver in connection with the r. G..
w, and the only line having two dis
tinct routes between Grand Junction
and Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Col CInxton Goes East.

For the purpose of attending to some
details in connection with the spur to
be built from the Union Pacifc's Park
City branch to the Grass Creek coal
mines of the Utah company, General
Manager Clayton will leave for Oma-
ha this morning. 1t was stated yes
terday from the inside that the pro-
posed piece of road would be speedily
constructed, the contract for the grad
ing having already been awarded. The
building of the little line would enable
the Utah company to get its coal onto
the Salt Lake market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Local Passenger Rates Were Re-
stored Last Night.
BABCOCK AND WADLEEGH.
THE WESTERN OFFICIALS RE-
TURNED YESTERDAY.
President Fish, of the Illinois Gem
trail Railroad, Visiting snlt Lake
An Important Decision Against
the Northern Pacific-Latest By
Wire-LOcaI Notes.
The cruel war is over.

I IIC u UCI w eII 10 U WI
The Union Pacific and Rio Grande
Western called off the fight on local
passenger rates at the close of official
hours yesterday, and the round trip to
Ogden for half dollar or TO Manti for
a dollar will not be in order hereafter.
The unprecedented cut was in effect
for about a week. and during that
time an immense number of people
took trips" Travelling became fash
ionable, and it was cheaper to scoot
about the country in a luxurious car
than to stay at home and pay room
rent. The railroad companies were
the losers, though, and the surprising
feature is that the war lasted so long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Fourth Precinct.

The Fourth precinct convention was
a rousing, crowded and harmonious
meeting that told well of the interest
prevailing in that Democratic dis
triot. The Burlington school house
was crowded with delegates and spec
tators. Hon. p. L. Williams was
elected chairman and in thoughtful
speech he told of the serious condition
to which the city had been brought
and the need of capable men to guide
its affairs in the future. Miss Ada
Faust was elected secretary. A COM
mittee On credentials, consisting of
RuIon S. Wells, J. e. Game, Mrs. AL
fales Young. Walter P. Jennings, T. F.
Thomas and w. II. Roy, was appoint
ed, and after a brief recess announced
the total number of votes, ia, to be
present. Nominations for city coun-
cillors were then made as follows:
Judge Hoge named Robert Patrick,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Union Pacific REORGANIZATION.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE reorgani-
cation committee in connection With
the new Organization plan fer the
Union Pacific is announced Us follows:
General Louis Fitzgerald, of the Mer-
cart.ile Trust company; Marvin Huett,
president of the Chicago & North
western railway; Chauncey NJ. Depew,
president of the New York Central &c
Hudson River railway; Jacob H.
Scheff, of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; T. JEFF
ferson C1lertdge, il. of Boston.
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RaiI~sad Bond Announcement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE committee
representing the holders of the conson-
dated first mortgage bonds Of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad announces that
large majority OF such bonds have been
deposited with the committee and giS es
notice that after Nov. 1, bonds Will be
company subject to penalty of $50 a
oond
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12

ago Receiver Burleigh established his
Headquarters here in the offices of Vice
President Prescott.
Judge Beatty. of the Idaho Federal
court, has set the hearing Of the applica-
ton of Mr.. Burieigh's appointment and on
the Tesignations of the old receivers, for
Monday, Oct. A.
General Manager Dickinson left today
for Montana on his third trip there within
ten days
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Railway Notes.
is regular fare now.

It's regular fare now.
Mr.. West, of the Pennsylvania, with
headquarters at Baltimore, is in town.
He is an old friend of D. r. Burnley.
Superintendent Bancroft and S. w.
Eccles, of the Union Pacific, are ex-
pected back from Omaha any day now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Is Your
Blood Pure

If it is, you will be strong, yigor-
GUS, full Of life and ambition; you
will have a good appetite and good
digestion; your sleep will be sound
and refreshing; your nerves will be
strong; you will have little need to
fear disease in any form.
But how few can say that their
blood is pure! How many people
are suffering daily from the conse-
quences of impure blood, scrofula, salt
rheum, rheumatism, catarrh, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, headache, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
PRESIDENT FISH HERE.
Head of the Illinois Central in
Town.

President Fish. of the Illinois Cen
trail railway, and vice-president of the
Park National bank, of New York, ar
rived here from the west yesterday
in his private car, accompanied by his
wife and three children. During the
afternoon President Fish was the guest
of President H j. Grant and Charles
S. Burton, of the State Bank of Utah
President Fish is greatly pleased
with Salt Lake. He leaves for the east
today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
SCENIC LINE
STANDARD GUAGE.
Current Time Table.
IN EFFECT MARCH 81, 1895.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 2-For Bingham, Provo
Grand Junction and all pOSltS
east .......... ----..-----.. SUD a..
No. for Provo. Grand juno
ton and all pciTus east go. $40 p.
No. For Ogden and fnterme-
date points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 p.
No. G-For ut. Pleasant. Mand,
Salina and all intermediate =
No 8-FOr Eureka. Payson,
Provo, and all intermediate
points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .J:W D.
No For Ogden and the west. II As p.
No. For Ogden and the west. 80 p.
ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY.
no. From Provo. Grand
Junction and the east .-.-..--. 1:20 p.
No 3-Fr0m Provo, Grand
Junction and the east .........11;35 p.
No 5-From Provo, Bingham,
Sdlina Manti. Eureka and all
intermediate points ........... 5:25 p.
No. 6-From ogden and inter-
mediate points ..-..-...--...-.. 9:40 a.
No From Eureka and PaysOn9:55 a.
No. From ogden and the west7:55 a.
No. From ogden and the west7; 80 p1
Only lire running through Pullrd
Palace sleeping cars Salt Lake CityI
San Francisco: Salt Lake City to III
yer via Grand Junction and salt Ii
City to Kansas City and chicago
Colorado points.
without change, to Kansas City, Chicl
and Boston
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lakel
Denver.
Ticket once - West Second So
Street.
T. c. Dodge. S. IT. Babcock
General Mgr. Traffic Ms.
L. A Wadle.gh, General Passenger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
BACK FRoM THE WEST.

Traffic Manager Babcock and Pas
senEer Agent WndIeiSh Home.
Traffic Manager Babcock and Pas
senger Agent Wadleigh returned from
California yesterday. The gentlemen
have been west on business and pleas
ure cctmbined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
That
Tired ceiling

Hoods SarsapariIla purifes, vitalizes
and enriches the blood. TherefolS,
it is the medicine for you.
1t will give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
twill overcome that tired feeling,
create an appetite, give refreshing
sleep and make yOu strong.
Is not this just what you want?
Then take Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
is the best building UP medicine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12
Trains arrive and depart at Salt
AXE City daily an fOIlOVvsI
effective Aug. 18th. 1875.
THE THROUGH
CAR LINE.

effective Aug. 18th. 1850
ARRIVE.
From all points east .........3:l0 a. m,
FROM Butte, Portland. San Fran
cisco and Ogden .................9:30 a. m
From all points east, Park City
ana ogden ......................4:O o D.. m.
From San Francisco. Cache Val
ley, Ogden and intermediate
points Observation-Disclosures. % q m.
IRON &ilford. Juab, Provo. San
pete and Eureka ..-.-.-........4. 30 d. m
'F'rom Terminus. Tooele and
Garhe!d Beach ..................4:0O D. m.
DEPART.
for ogden, Cache Valley. Park
CITY ana all points east .......7:OO a. II.
For Ogden and intermediate
For Ogden, intermediate points -
,butt9; PORTLAND and Boise C;ty4:45 D. m.
or az eastern points, Ogden
ana San Francisco ...........7:OO D. N.
'For Eureka. Provo. Sanpete
,r,H alley. Nephi. JuaS and Fr!sco7:15 a. m
For, Garfield Beach. Tooele
anu terminus -.....-..............7:45 a. m
1T Trains south Of Juab run daily ex7
Runs daily except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. @o1 MAIN sT|
Through Pullman Palace sleepers. --latest
improved Tourist SleeDers Free RsI
GGi oldI Char rl cars. Elegant Da
D. E. RURLEY.
general ,A&t; Passenger Dept.
OLIVER ". MINK.
+. ELL11RY ANDERSON.
JOHN W. DOANE.
FRbDbRIC r COUDERT
f. /. LOlTAN. G. P. & +. 49,
L. DICKINSON, Gen. Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12

Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake
Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12

Ticket once - West Second SO
Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-12

Trains south Of Jua5 run daily E,
cept Sunday.
runs daily except Sunday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-30

pSie miiien buB elm @emebr pom
abenotban leibet," entgesfete Suenp.
ugDir f0nnen bic Viid)jer an Die
9etesel in Der Gorbalte banser, /"
metnte @bner.
gpeno wanrte licD an ben 3unaGlte
itebelloen rno fliiiterte ibm gu: uGDr
babt Sure Sdbel uno 9iltolen. Wia1
nub lid 81 belfen millen." Mit oielell
@orten fclgte er @Bner, Der oben al
ser 9reppe auf lin martete. Gte @jonz
gen ueretnten iid) nit ben 0rasonerL
iUie linen speno befobleu bate.
n0eute 2(benb miro Olut flieBen, :"
fliilterte einer Der Gjj0ngen leinen
aameraben Su. u@ib ad)t i'd femme
Oieien 9(uSorild III Suenos @jeii9t!"
n0as 1T ei1lerlei," antiuOrtete ber
9noere. r@enn mir nur bic 3ede
ni1t 81 be;ablen baben!"
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9ie @inen bebanpten, baB @olb gez
itiegen. bic Nnbern, baB baS 5ilber
gefallen iei, geibes 1T ri9sig, ober
iiberli6 menigitenS tbeilpeiie bur@
bic ginfhbrung BET @olhmdbruns be-
tpirft.
Mdren ole goelmetalle National=
eigentbum, 70 brau1ten bic peribiebes
men Hegierungen nur bas uebereins
tommen au treffen, bic Doppelm6brnng
tpieber ein3ufiibren, bic SiIberprobufs
tion 3u bei6rdnfen nnb nur @olbmiius
sen unb Noten GROCER Denomination
aus3ugeben, 10 baB biele Silbermiinaen
nDtbwenOig wiir6ea; Dann tpiirbe bas
geuini6te Notwithstanding ami.
f1en beiben Metallen baIb mieber hers
eeftellt iein. No6 bieie MaBreoel udre
luobI faum burd3uflhssn. 10 lanse f6
Der @rbbaa bia su feinem Mfittelpunft
miberiinniger Weiie I'm fat uubes
l&rdaften geliB elmer seringem WlIne
6eraabl ieiner 8emobner befinbet; beBs
balb bier cine auoere Chung.
@Olo il ssitiessn unb Gilber aefals
len, Der Stabilitdtspunft liegt smilden
geiben; bas @elb, Der Dollar !oate
aber nidt NIT bitten W1etalen iteiQeH
ober falleu, ionberu ais abitrafte
@rDBe auf ienem 9iabilitdtspnnft ru.
ben. Dle Neauipalente fur bieien ab,
trQsten Dollar in @olbs ober @ilber
bullion finben mir. inbem mir bel 3us
grunoeIegung bes iebesmali9en Marfts
preiies beia9ter Bullion, 3pei @Iei.
6ungeu, Cine nit @oIbmdbrung als
maBgesenb, bic Nnbere nit @ilbers
mdbrung aufaellen, abbiren uub bann
bur6 2 tbeilen, ipis bier foIgt:
Mit @Olsnaernns: @epiatsiseH eDls=l 0Oua,
=32 @ewtdtstbeIe Stlber.
Mtt Stlberwdbruns: r @epi&tstbetI SOIb=sl Dol.
| lar=l6 Sen dbtStbetle Sttber.
| ~ @ew&tstbetle 0pIb=2 Dpuar=4s @emi6tS=
x @.giatst4eue @oR=l 9paar=24 @sptats,
| tbetle Silber.
Wurben ole @olbmiin3eu einse3ogerl
unb Noten (nidt inter $10) unb 5as
| ieBt gebrdudIi6e Silberselb allein in
Girtulation belafIen unb nod benz ies
oesmaligen Stanbe beS @olb. un6
Silbernlarttes auf 8erIangen nit @oIbs
ober Silberbullion eingel6f; bann
uirben mir ein fables unb alien @ei=
ten gere6t tperbenbes 3ablungsmittel
baben. Otto do denlen.
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Sid mas, laBt unS morser at ben
0ienit oenfen, uie SIR iclber pprbin
| ia9tet; beute 9lbeno pollen mir sic
Sreuben Der 9afel senieBer.
pslber lpenu bieler 8ote mir nun
cine 9iadricbt braGte, bic nit oen
morgisen@elbdften i'm 3uiammenbans
! ltebt," uerieete @Bner init Ip0ttil l1em
2a6eln. pGine 9la6rtdt, Die Sud- ober
pielmebr gpen6 @j6nse betrifft.p
ySpenb GjOnse! St 1T allo pirfli6
in Der gfdbe?'
ySa uno 5par in allerud6iter!"
vDas 1T bob Elm 9eufelsferl Gr
fommt, lpie i'd idon purbtn bemerfte,
ltets, ipenn man i'm am ipenisiten
oernntbet. unO 9br slaubt natiirli9,
oab Sbr ibn fansen fOnnt?"
sd treffe loeben einise Gprberets
tungen gu oem 3wede!"
ygeio uoriidtig, 9auptmann. @S
baben ldon piele BON Sud benlelben
Plan 9ebabt, aber i'd lpeiB ni1t, aus
mel6em @rlttbe er niemals CUR glus,
fubrung gelangte.
,Oa8 fomnt natiirlid), neil bis
oabin 9demano Soenb 70 iider sebabt
tpie i9."
nNb! Sbr babt i'm allo lbon?"
pllrtbeilt ielber: Gr befinbet itd in
oieiem sttgenblid bier auf Dem
S6loiie.'
rDu sroBer @ott, 1T es meiter
nidtS! Gr bat li6 l6on oft auf elm
BON S6peoen belesteS S6lob geuaat
unb bod lit es bis babtn nod Nieman.
oem selunsen, i'm ldnser 3u balten,
al8'er Ielber bleiben mollte.'
saonnt Sir, Der SIR linn bas Mort
reoet, mir oentl oielleibt iasen, pie es
ibm mogli6 werben lollte, 3n entfoms
men, umgeben BON felten Mauern, elm,
gel6loilen uDn tiefen @rdben, tpaffens
loS unh BON meineu 2euten un1rinat in
einem s3immer eingeldlonen?-Das
miiBte In Der Ebat elm lingefu0bnli6er
3ufall iein, Der i'm aus elmer 70 pers
5wetfelten gtelluns gu erretten pers
lVuugle.
vGrlaubt mir, Sud 3ll wiberipres
den. 90, tpte i'd Die @a9e auffaiie,
beoarf es feineS .3ufalles, ionbern tlur
zines Grei9nilies 5u leiner Rettung.
Sd wtil Gua elm 8eiipiel er3dblen.
Slr battet uorbin Ote Site, 3u iasen,
oaB i6 Speno @i0nse bas @ort
reoete, iuoblan, laBt unS einen Nugen>
blid bon Der 8ermutbuns aus9eben,
oaB i'd Speno @i0nse ielber bin."
(Gcrtietuna foIet)
DR.. priee's cream Safins powoes.
9S@fe @eltsAnsFeGangs aasseidmnms.
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A. aapitel,
Gin 0afmali.

NH VWItHAWvt.
G(s GBner Die 9biir gum gpeiletaal
0ffnete, erhlidte man cine groBe, ge<
wOlbte 0alle, oeren Gede our1 einea
folonalen pfeiler aetragen nuroe, in
oeiien aapltdl Die g0sen ausliefen.
lin Ben Gieiler lief in Manncsbobe
Elm eiierner 8ina in Dem eine Wierse
qualmenoer 0ampen ansebratbt maren.
Wiitten inn Saal itano ein 0roGer
fanser Slid, cen ein Sausbofineilter
i'm Gerein nit ,uei 9ieuerll bedte.
SenleitS beS EfeilerS mar Elm fleiner
9iidl fir gBner unb Speno sebeft.
Gin bellies 6euer praHelte i'm &auin.
0ie san5e Salle bate elm feltli1es
auSieben gewomlen, baS nod erbobt
mnroe, als man bic Si6ter uno Safeln
lda9s ben NGnoen an;iinoete. @dbreno
Die Solbaten eintraten, blieS Der ldwe-
6iide Grumpeter einen WtarId, in benz
ct Die gan;e 0ertigfeit Su uereinisen
ludte, Die er auf leilem Sultrument
belaB. alS er iflpieg er9riff ging
lein 9orn uno blies nit nod groBerer
Graft uno uod) anbaltenoeren Gonen
baS Si9nal, oaS er iC5on 3weimal bate
eridallen lailen.
Stun, 6err 6aupt1nanu," rief
@Bner, sGner Wann bldlt gut, baS
muB man ibm lalien, aber e8 lbeint
mir, bab er it'd uur auf oies cine Sig
nal perltebt."
Sin slnoeres fam i'd nod, seliren>
ger Serr," ernioerte Der @ionge. Gr
Ieste oas Oorn an BEN Meuno unb
blies cine lan9lame, ernlt5afte Welos
bic bic eber auf einen &atnpfplas als
auf elm @aitnlabl 3u seb0len idjien.
Die eriten Gone riefeit elm allsemei.
mes S6meigen beruor. @S mar Spenbs
SdladJt9eians, ben cling jett blieS,
bic glide aller Gj0ngen ltrablten,
eine ein5elne Gimme i6loB lid leile
nnO 9eoampft benz Sorn an, oann
folgten neBrere, bis li6 ldlieBli6 elm
lansiamer, feierlider Gborselans biz
bette:
pSenp ipollen mir lnitig fdmpfen unb morgen
iinb MIR tobt.
Die Siumen fpelfen morgen, bic beat' nod,
bliiben ROTH
@enieB' bic i6Une .3eit
llnn tunlmle Did i'm Gtreit.
Der Sieg nn6 nnier iein nod lange Dor Der
Nad)t,
Damn iist ou frob beim 8eiu,
SD lieg I'M griinen Stain,
Gs gebt bod NIT inns Seiben, tpie es Der Serr
geba9t!"
Die fteinernen Mauern Der oalle
tparfen oas G6o bes @elanses suriid.
Gle Dra9oner itarrten tbre @alte iiber-
raidt an, iie batten gum 9beil oas
6aupt entbl0Bt. Oen Gdwe6en mar
bieier @rnit beim 0esinn zines Grinfs
selases unerfldrlid. Sur Gbner id)ien
nad)oenflid 3ll weroen; feline Gtirn
le9te it'd in ernlte Salten.
Ser Nettitreit atpiiden ben beiben
2ronlpetern ipar beenbet, man nabm
Blat am 9il6e. Gle @jOrsen batten,
luic linen Soeno befoblen, ieber einen
Der Gra9oner neben Iib. Dds bette
@inuerlianonib idien SluiiGen slllen ;u
berriden.
pSen 9auptmanu," iaste @Bner,
irloem er uno SUenO an ben 3ilf)
berantraten. sSbr laBt bic erite 8es
oingnlg bei einem frDbli6en Wlabl,
pie mir es iett einsunebmen seSenferl
auBer a9t."
LIMB welGe 8eoinouns udre oaS?"
nWlan fnll eS fidl fn hpn1tp1n fnip
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y@ mar iti6tim9 9tanbe
bas @ertn9ife s,l tbun
unb muBte bic tneifte
3ett TIM Bstt 3ubrinsets.
SD tpar 8ans berunter.
getoitlineit, iebrfdma4,
bate Gdipinbelauf6ue
unb mar manhmat febr
iliebergeidlasen. DIE
erfte 0laide, bic i9
nahin, t9ten mir ntdt
ionberli9 belfen,a ,aber
ih bate Bertraueti a,s
Sbnen unb tubr fort, ,bas
-" Discovery 3n uebs
men, bte tm fiiufaeh.s
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Dr.. prices Cream Batting powoel
0as bolltommeniie. has sema9t ipirh.

= Sober Store bdIt ,pbiIabeI.
pbia Stern 9ause1 :; ipGte es ptrtli6
binipieber eiueH geben, Der He ni6t
hdli, brinst barauf unb uebmt teine
anbere.
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SSlatdeH 8enomu,eU
hattie. Geitben, fiibfe td mid ,pie tenseboren
pub BIT, elm aansou6erer Menfd iuie ror einem
Sabre. teufe, Bic mid feilneiI, fa9en sano er.
ftannt: sMes bdtte bas gebadt ; oor einsm
Sabre efaHbten mir itid)t, bab er ben Dinter
ilberltebcu tpiiroe." SD fant NIT iebbaitem
Daufgssen gle iaaen, bab ia iett gan; furirt
bin BON einrr Srautbeit, bic, ipGre es nid5t um
eas Discovery" getofisn. pbne 3peifet inetnsn
LOB bate berbsiIllbren niiiiIen."
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(@inseianbt)
Bur @aiiMa ,lno @abranasfrage.

Oa nun pieber cine iuternationaIe
Manas sRonferena in AusH6t itebt, um
Elm beiiimmtes iDgenanlltes Wertbuers
bdltniB 3piiden @olb unb 9ilber su
betretiren. 10 m6dte id ben 2eiern Ser
rGrsien preHe" einige tur3gefaBte 8es
tra9tun9en iiber bic Wdbrungsfraqe
unterbreiten.
3uerlt m66tc i'd barauf 6inmeilen,
DaB bierbci peniger Der Wertb ais bic
Sofbarteit bet beibeu WetalIe in BE.
tra6t fommt; Der Mertb elmer 5a6e
if INNER gleib ibrer Nabli6leit, Soft
bartlett aber III bas Probutt BON Mertb
unb Seltenbeit.
Wit Der 3beilung Der @rbeit trat an
bic STEELE 5es unmittelbaren 5aulhes
Der 9anbel unb man beMubte nit Dor.
tbeii bic BON alien Menided bsgebrten
Gbelmetoae als Sunbeismit!el ba lire
Dauerbuftigfeit GOrmbarfeit uab
arObe aoftbarteit i'm 0erbdltnib 3ur
Mafe iie basu 10 gsei9net ma6ten.
Cur meit.ren grleihterung beS 0an-
bels beriaben bic &e9ierungen Golo.
unb Silberfiife nit ibrem Stempel,
gum 3eiden, baB in bieien Stiiden
eine gepif1e Maile beS Metogs entbals
ten lei unb mahten ioI9e @tiide. @elb,
I gum geieBli6en 3ablunssmittel.
Nls ii6 Der Sanbet uoG In engeren
@ren5en bewegte unb baber @eIo nur
tn perbdltniBmdBig tleimen Betrdgen
3ur gerDenbiina fam. befanb Oas
meifen8 als eeiebli6es 3abIunssmittel
gebrdu6lide @elb aus Silbermunsen
unb tpurbe aud aIS WaB Der aoItbars
felt bon furiirenben @olbmiinaen be-
nugt (agio, premium, discoVptl; ala
iebo6 ber @e!bumiab aa INNER srSBs.
rem Summen NIh auf grobe Gntfers
nungen bin anWu65, erpies iih hierau
bas weniser polumin0ie @olo 3mef.
mdBiger.
ytun aber giug man gu melt in 6ieier
Ri6tung; man oerbrdngte baS @ilber
aus ieiner ste1uns als geIeblides
| 3ablungsmiitel unb MaBhab fur bic
| 8oHbarfeit beS @olbes unb iebte bas
2ebtere an bieie Shae; lomit erbDbte
man tiiuitli6 bic Nibli6teit o6er
Notbluenbisteit bene'ben unb bamil
feline aOitbarteit, ba ieine Maiie niht
in gIeiGem WtaBe aunabnt, mabrent
bel Silber genau bds @e9entbeil BE.
lpirtt purbe.
@p!b als 8ofbarteitsmaBfab muE
| In aoiibarfeit ebeniolpDbl beHdnbig
| iein tuie ein 2dngemaB In 2dnse midi
| i6wanten barf. Bon abiolnier BE.
| fdnbigfeit tanu bier natiirli6 ni9t bic
&ebe iein. ionbern nar BON :elatiper.
gs III erli6tlid, tuelde iibIen Golsen
bieie MaBnabme fir bic sroBe MaFe
bes G0ltes bcben muBte, ipenn man
bebentt, baB bieie fdit nur 5ilber in
ben 6dnben bat, udbrenb bic aapi.
taliiien bas @olo beiiBen.
SEPT iu6t mon na6 abbiIFe. @is
1T bieielbe au bel@aHen2
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ID. lYyJU

Dojer putten, 8luttpeien, ,-&1 &1irtMDfutbt.
9err 6. 6. Mcqtu bon &empspille,
Trinceb anne Co., 3d., ihreibt: vMls Id
anfng Sbr Discovery" 3u nebnem, bate
tnth ber Sufteu tueit beruntergebra4t (,
flanhulal nubte Id niel Blnt answerfeu.