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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Joseph Mac donousb. millionaire. Dead

San Francisco. June fs-Joseph Mac
Donough. millionaire and pioneer. died
this afternoon OF BriChts disease lie
amassed a fortune in the coal and iron
business He owned the Macponough the
ater in Oakland and was part owner OF
the California hotel in this city.
joseph Macdonough was born at Gal
way. ireland In 1E}3 When he was 10
years OLD his parents emigrated to New
York, whore he attended school In 1872
4. r,..st tha California gold excitement was
raging. young Macdonough, aged II.
ioined the throng that came 70 tho coast.
He had a keen instinct for business. and
ia a few years he had accumulated 40.
ooa. with this capital lle sought new
fields. going first 70 Mexico and then 10
the Central American states. He drifted
back to New York before the outbreak
of the war and engaged in business. Here
he lost the money he had made in CALI
foruia- He had a strong military bent
and fotnef thr seventh regiment In Neg
York When the civil war broke out
Macdonough enlisted IN the famous Irish
regiment OF New York. the Sixty-third.
This regiment took the field i.Go strong
and mustered out less than 30 men. Mr.
Macd0nouRh was promoted from time 70
time and finally was made captain or the
company. He was III many hard
fights, among them Gettysburg. He
was severely wounded ga the
field and before no recovered the war
was over and he returned to civil Hfe
He remained in New York for some yessrs
after the WAY. engaging IN businegs. In
fs18 having inherited some money. he set
ont for California again In the mean
time he had married Miss O'Brien. sister
or william s. o'Rrien. or the bonanza
firm. IN san Franeisco 10 engaged In
the coal and iron business and made
money He also made lucky real esfafe
Investments Tire Macdonough tlloate4- in
Oakland is worth $500 O'Briens death
added SGGp0 to Macdonough's fortune
which w-as estimated az 81. .5DG.eo IIs was
an enthusiastic yachtsrnan and q stanch
Regglbltan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
SILVER N KANSAS.


Topeka Kan. Juu" lS-The oa--oF-to-,r n
atteufan . a. the silver enr florence he-f
{n this ~ity tolay vas less .hau t1n ana
included none - the Leaders of arv ~ fre
rartIe< There were rot 10 g~rs,rt at ~,
afternoon meeting. a. T.. Saian ttre u-es-
lssnt f7r Kansas az tse American ISL
NetsIt> Ioague was ne moving sp5rft
arI n q. Tslfetsor Republican Tanel
attorney was chairman. Tlllot@7n ari
OIL. other were th" only Republicans pres
srt The majority 80 the drle-a-.s 0e-a
Fen.HstS There vtre ro Sft srt..n. ar
tna afternoon tasetiuE - - rHrhe~ NJ
delegates voiced q w''n- 5r s. ta ahan.i..-.
tt,gr respective Yarftes '0~ Hrv party
Which Sho1lI make the strongest s+sol
fer tse r-ea a1j uri u.te5 se'-ace IS, ~5.-
veg. Con-ra@S1 smiley. ot F-rr.rt-
van.a. Vho came IN THIS morning. spoke
h8efFy lie said:
~Ien1 sherman ana Grover Cleveland
a-a going ;o march 80 .he polls ana vrta
together ,n 1885. Thy cannot ii.iIa chem
fseoefa tk5rk We have cowe 20 f~!., ort
r.e~tfrs No 1To~, has been Da5a - f--
st~0v a-y parity. Ii rNHifr3 ~h. 3 ca-ea
ta trs< country & wou.3 -ur~a III. as-
r,.---ter-s - one party ~ wei ss a.a.h-~.
am Ear3 r1oro-u1e'a dos +re same
,rsr- We shcak u~ite sI parties ard.
sr...ffe~ - shoHiisr 9rht re rr-. mon
-,--~,v 30 uo- Know WIZ. Na vH a.t
,.-..Ns- hut W. viii come Together Vhr0
th., holr arrives.
7,-~k.-A- ex Con s-re--e0 7 g. Sh.-v a.z-
dressed a ,--,-,3 % f-n ,..-. a- IIs-n.,-
to1 raU l5c da~o1rrcf le~1 = @r0 sr
an -f-.raf.o- . Rho-1 1-3ss le-s-tot
al 8Snciscs Arnold So42& Ill 1e.slzsss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
. ~o.o,.,o,s San Franciscan Engaged.

San Francisco. June fs.-The engage
mont of william II. Chamoiss. The as
nirant for social distinction. and the au-
thor Of the unpublished book Seelety
- :, PaaIlv Is" to Miss Amanda Teresi
ts announced. Miss Teresi is not 80
rletv woman. Her father is the jeweler
a. shreve & Co.'S Chambllss recently
achieved notoriety BY writing a book on
S,n Francisco society He claimed that
he would expose the shortcomings OF the
ssall set. and such was the apprehension
that publishers Of this city We're lnaucea
not 10 print his book. Chamhiiss there
ZION went East to have his work pub
1fatad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

ansx- r-zr. -rra-e-usrence. ard asserted
49, s.s-,e-alsls-s must ~ achieved in
1zss o- nae a. all TIE meeting unanimous
y axo~,,es he report % t33e co-nTTsitts-a o.
reaoftts1-s. which declared tor iure-
date return % re co-sfaf lfttonal STAND
e-s - -org a~ys silver ~ she rs,io 81 =
81 T-4e -a-s1ssgsiors also declared Eg1al-
.--aa,r.s r,rsvs7sst tS,sn 70 tfTe issue bv The
Tested S-atss o. interest barring cords
h. ts-7,e ~ peace. ard demanded the pay
rns7- oF All Obligations of the United
secs as provided BY thesexsstiag laws
fn either gold er silver cosa. al tl1s o2tion
q re govern u8sf2t. and Tot at the option
or tne creditor.
A rpa~77sren. organization was effected,
v,-sf-~ All 81 kncwu as the Kansas
F-sn-h ~ tas Bs-Metalltc League of
America
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

the 5ient;y ~ ,se Ku~3lsb chisf Who
planned the killing aui HE five uaen who
helped hlsn commit thc deed TIE writer
states That he arrived az F,rzeronrn about
May II. anf adds. "Oug os Quite a num-
her az corrcsp spcn3en,S who came 20 Cen-
stasu0op.s IN an en1eavor 20 .resca E,r-
Zereu8 = mt Ritlis an5 Noosh. rear
the Sassoun district where the hor~5e.@
atraciites have taken place cniy thrye
have succ bede8 fa reaching this r3ty. 81
strict is the watch KEEP; hy the Turkish
government
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frol,er m Lead Tammanv Again.

New York. June ls.--The latest advices
resolved from Richard Croker are 70 the
effect that he Will come over from London
early in September and conduct Tam
manv's campaign. Lawrence Delmour.
who is acting leader Of Tammany Han IN
the absence OF Mr.. Croker. says Mr.. croker
IS in favor of Democrats harmony in the
cifv and state.and that the Tsmmany lead
ers Will do all in their power 20 accomplish
a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

Tacoma. June -Special.--Ar'rhfhald
rgeez7.-y on behalf Of himself and 9th
ers brought suit To-Day against the Tx
celsfer Park Land Company 10 recover
on an sy8Oo8 mortgage. There are about
2.a Defendants 20 che action they being
r.arzorl~ yxho have purralased or contraFt-
- ~ purchase hand from the company.
Tn. complaint IS The largest ever flied
in no ounty. i oyHers III typeNritten
rsaceS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Moro Text Books selected.

O1vmpia- June 1s.-SpcctaL-The state
bard 81 e.iuCation opened bids on us
thtrd ar for text books today and s<-leSst-
81 readers. physiology and geography.
oniv fhree agents we're present, and but
Ten h.5s were submitted sheldon * Co.
chicago. received the contract for rad
e-a- MAYNARD. Merrill s CO, Now York,
for r,hvafology. Rand. McNaily Co.
Cnk,aeo. geography. Neither mental ar
i-bmeth- nor civil government has yet
-, a..re--s -
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OK roasting today. Madison park.


Bradford, IA, June ts--The forest
fires in the vicinity Of Ritersvilie and
Kea7aarla are now confined 70 a stretch
OF territory eight miles long and three
mis- ,g4de Large ernbaakments have
bee, +4rr~gvD ID about Keanuqua and n
"a believed the town - safe. Millions
az fset ~ logs and lumber have heen
as. rgvod also hundreds of acres Of
s.andiDy timber gTest of this city. The
SKY Is oserhGng with smoke and fires
s.-,near 70 be raging in the woods near
Sugar Run and Wood's Point
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
An orcpon Politician Deas

The Dallca, or. June fs-CoI. Thoma.
s. Lang. formerly receiver OF the lard
Office al this place. died rhis Afternoon.
aged -. lie was once prominent IN poll
tics in the state Of Maine. almost de-
fpatIng as an independent candidate for
congress. the lafe James q. Blaine. After
coming TO Oregon he attained national
pron{neuce on acoount or his decided
views in favor OF proto-tlye tariff On
wool
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Gov .,teaId Calls a special Session.

Sprinrfield. III. June l8.-I0v. AItgeld
today issued a call for special session
OF the general assembly TO meet June
q 10 pass revenue laws 10 relieve the
deficiency in the state treasury. pass laws
regarding sleeping car charges and re-
raraIng The fAstiee courts Of Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
LORD COLIN CAMPBELL DEAD.
lie Became Infamous by His Treat
ment of His Wife.

Bombay, June iS-Lord Colin Campbell.
fourth son OF the Duke Of Argyli and
captain OF tho Bombay rife volunteer
corps is dead. aged 4S years. The cause
or death was pneumonia Lord Colin
Campbell came prominently before the
public as defendant in a suit for judicial
separation instituted -by his wife in 1889,
after three years OF married life.
Lady Campbell was a very beautiful
woman. She to5d a shocking story or her
husbands cruelty and immortality Pub
lie sympathy was with her. and she
won The Duke OF Argyll sided with his
son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Rrrnn in a silver Debate.

Mobile Ala. June 1S-Arrangements
were completed today for joint debate TO
take place here on July between ". j.
BRYAN. of Nebraska. and Richard II.
Clarke OF Alabama, the silver question be-
ing the subject.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Lady Sholto Douglass Broke "A Contract

San Francisco, June 1s-Manager Moore
OF the Auditorium Is locking for Lady
sSholto Douglass ami threatens trouble
when he finds her. When Lady Douglass
was Loretta Adds and acted in n Bakers
field dive she often sighed for an oppOr-
;uuity 10 appear before the san Fran
cisco plfblk After her engagement with
Lord Douglass she received the coveted
offer from Manager Moore. and signed .
contract. She appeared 81 ne AisFfto-
rum several nights and was a great sue
cess. But one day Miss Adds and Lord
Douglass went TO San Jose and were
married. The young woman failed TO L.
turn to the theater and Is spending her
HONEYMOON with her noble husband in
some place unknown 70 theatrical mana
gers. Manager Moore fiourishes his broken
contract ard threatens he will enforce Il
as soon as he can find Lady Douglass.
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OK roasting today. Madison park.
e,,o,,c Of a promlnent Attorney.

Milwaukee. june 1s-BTadley g. Scniey.
"A prominent young attorney. oomnl tied
s,.f-ssa IN his Office today affh 2 revolver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

Washington Cftv- Jurs fs-T7a C4ztins
--5e arrived s. Nfoz80~'r1.sa TIRE Casrise
is fr-kt-- rte- -Aa l1t te-ast of tha United
S'ates tn Madagascar aE.d OF ne All
csA1 CoaSz-
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OK roasting today. Madison park 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

Closing hour for our big Cape. Jacket
ana separate Skirt Sale is drawing
near. We have determined that the
days that mark the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-26
Ratb fHr WHtter.

Dor iiber so Sabren idon murbs
Mrs. Wih Slop's Soothing Sprup
bon Nliaionen bon Wtiitte.u beim Cab
men Der 8iuber angemenbet. Wirft bu
i'm Shlafe bur1 Das Shreien zines
8inoes 9eftort, bas i'm 3ahueH III unb
Dor Shmer3en meint2 4'eua 10, laiie
iofprt cine 6lai6e BON r0trs. 90lns
Ions Suotblns Sprup- bOlen. Sein
93erth iit unbejahlbur. @S .Dirb Dem
tieinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung per-
i6affen. 8erlaBt euh Darauf, Wiitter.
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. Gs hetli
GpIenterp unb Siarrboe, re9Ilirt ben
Magen unb bic Nleren, beieltigt Utnbs
&olit, ermeitt ben 8aumen, perbin=
bert gnt;iinbung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spiism. ~Nirs. Winsloms Soothing
Sprup" fir 3abnenbe 4inber III an9e.
nebm in @eihmad unb bas &eeepi
fammt bon einem Der befen weiblihen
QerSte in ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel
allen Drussifen in Der sanaen Welt su
baben. preis Is Gents per 6laihe.
&auft nidots aubereS, oils Wtrs. WinS.
lops Sootbing'Sprup.
Jorni'S Mlpenfrdnter au baben
No. 103 @ranb Apenue.
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DR.. price's Cream 8afine pomoe.
S6@Re @eltsAusaeaauss anssetdnnns.
Mlcrlet.

Mucrlet.
- Soc @pplea erfuGi uns boS iiber
ibn ocrbreite'e @eridt au miberlegen.
DaB er feinsn Garfeeper Otto 6elbsr
entlaKen babe. angeblit), neil berieIbp
fur @lmenborf au itimmen aebente.
SO 1T baran. tpie 6err @oolep iagt.
fein uabre8 Nort, aleiu gum ueber.
fuB ertldrt nun Otto Gelber aud
nod, baB ct elm 4nbdnger @alaaheHs
iei.
= Sm popiaoa bes Waiffonsear.
tens beranfaltet bos 9rno'fdoe Stint
lerpaar morgen Nbenb feline p!erts
Announcements 0orite1ung. 3ur
Nufibrung seIanst baS finfattige
inaI.@douipiel: rDas @4lot
m Meer" bon Oscar Wdltber. BEN
0erfaRer elmer 3eibe Der geiftreiditeu
unb einbrudpolliten mobernen @eieg.
i6aftsftde. Cine Nnsobl tb6tige,
Dilettanten unteritiiBt Germ unb 5rau
NrnO, mel9e bur@ sablreibe Yrobeu
unb iorefdltise @infuoirung bafiir ae
iOrgt baben, bob bas Stid in gefd(li-
ger unb abgerunbeter Sorm riiber oit
8retter eebt." Ess 8efu1 bieleS 5tl.
des In oaen Greurbeu beutIdsr 9bea
ter. 8orfellun9en Gufs lpdrmite Su EN-
pfebleu.
= peute Gbenb finNet auf ben
lllamo Blaaa bos &anfituiion9 Niee
ting b,8 @lmenoorf. SlGtis fail pOsu
Sebermdnu einaeloben ii. 4ubug,
Rebuer werben aur S,elie ftin>
Der WdnnereeFqHgeereln rGr o b
iiun@ bdIt beute Abens in Der Son
ueuiions &oGe feinen aroBen Wasteu'
ball ab. llmfafenbe gorbereitun9el
finb ppm 8ereinsoorhanb bier3u 9e,
troHen muroeu. Die 6eitlidfeiter
bieieS 8ereinS pHesen tets gut orran
ART au fein uno li6 zines sablrei9er
8eiu1eS au erfreuen.
- Die Qngelegenbeiten Der g. q
unb @olfs8ahn befinoen iit in eiuen
| f6redlihen Wirrmarr. @egenwdrtit
beherridt bur6 eiuen 8eri6tsbefebl g
O. Clifford bic Situation. Sein Der
treter Sones nabm BON benz Snoenta
8elib, bas aus einieen Briefumf1ld
gen In Der Office beitanb - alles Nn
bere murbe BON ben fribereu Seamtet
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Urer1be 3t ieinem brauBen itebenoeu
gesleiter fort, noann bait Gu Geineu
Iuftmg ouSgefiibrt, uno i4 beoari
Geiner ntGt mebr. 9ott befoblen!"
Gei bieIen @orten tret er in oos
3imlner uno be9riiBte bie s(nipeienoen.
Gc mor ein 0lterer Wiann nit blei,
dem, lan9l:dem @eii6t, ether breiten
Stirn, Die i'm Gerein nit leinen tiefs
liesenben 9lusen unb ben i9nalen,
auion'menssfniffenen 0ippen einen
boben Grob BON geltinmtbeit unS
Willensfraft bereinte. Snoem er iein
Varett ponl Gopfe rabul, slitt iein
Mlantel 3ur geite, unb ein idwarses
2udwamnts nit bodrotben, Sutter
unb geldlitten Iermelu fam gum
gorldein. I'm ben 9eib trus ct einen
@irtel nit elmer breiten iilbernen
Spanse, a.t bic ein turSer Gold be-
feitigt lpar,
User ieib Sbr?" fraete Sb.
rGin Gieiienoerl' er,piberte Der
Mann.
p@in Geile,oer?" tpieoerbolte ;Sb,
.lo nennen ft9 BET uns Die Bagabuts
ben, lpern lie In bielen 3beil bes
QanbeS folnmen.
Ser Srembe runselte bic gttrn,
aber ct beberribte lid lofort mieoer
uuo lagte:. Sd seb0re nidt 3u oieien
aeuten. Sit spenO @jOnse gu 5auie?"
n0iein, aatportete bie Srau.
rgs pabrt aud seipib nod eine
Weile, bis er fomlnt," fiiote Sd binsu.
sd tperoe 10 lange marten."
vGs mag Sag lperoen, ebe er beim.
tebrt," luonote 9lne Marte Elm.
nGas tbut uidts," eriuiberte Der
5remoe, Ger nit ,s1geltorter 0eube auf
einem 8inlenltubl Dor benz altopett
Elab genon1men bate. sd babe
3ett, 5i marten."
ane Wlarie marf Sb einen belore,
ten glid gu; er rauiperte ii9 unS
er9riff bas @ort:
rGie Srau bier modte es Gu6 su
periteben seben, oh Sbr Sud bis babin
nid)t eine auoere Serberge iu1en tpollt.
gir baben feline @altpirtbidaft unS
erloarten jur 9la6t einige psn ben
llnleren oa mo9te sie @obnuna su
tlein wereel,"
@Dian muB ii6 bann 10 gut bebel>
fen, tpte es eben 9eben ipill."
rWenn Sbr benn bur9aus Guren
ylafnen tlid}t nennen unS Gud aud)
ni9t i'm @uten entfernen pollt, banr
mnB i'd @ut1 luobt a:.f Die 8eine bel,
fen! Wir leben in einer barten 3eit
ees unfrteSens. ba muB man ieiue
2eute fenne1.
8ei bieien 8orten entfernte iid,
Sd BON benz Slid unb naberte fid benz
6remoeu.
Gieier blieb auf Dem @tubl iisen.
Sein Qntlis uabm elm lp1ttildes
4d1el,t an, als er antportete: ,Du
brau6it Dir feline umltdnbe at
MAIDEN, mein Sreun6, i'd alaube
taum, oaB Gu Gid gut babel ltsben
piirbeit.T
r@esbalb2s fsaote Sd. ben Die
@ube peg Weannes itueio na6te.
Ser Srenloe id)lua ieinen Wlantel
aurild uno Sus cine 9iitole beraus.
sWeil i9 iebe, caB Ou unbepaffnet
bit" iaste er, aisb aber babe eine
Piitole,"
(Tnrt'esune feva).
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BIN1enfFettte iuer6en ebne lnterfdieb bey
0roBe. aertriimnlert ,pufperifirt, ,ausseiuaj6en
i1o ohne SdneipaE behtdnbig befeitiat.
Uir Yampblete, &efersn,en NIB oenoue
oetalusrts Wftttbeilungeu iber bic perfd5ies
Denlien Tdue id4tde man 10 Gents (iu 0rtef.
iliartsH) al bic Worlds Dispensary Medicsl
Ass.ea ion, no. ess wtatn g.. Buffalo, re.
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batbte bon tbr oufaeffdrten

batbte bon tbr aufgeffdrteu,
ai1f ote grbaltung zines I'M.
periebrten &orpers bebod,.
ten Gerate nnisrer 4ett az,
tebrt, piele 4ranibettef1
obue operatibes Ginareif,n.
bas friiber tn ben etuldIa.
,ai9sll 8allen ais ilnerld6.
5tid fdjien, gu turiren.
'Drtt6e tperben jett obne
9iilfe oes Dleliers unb ohue
eShmerj gebeilt. Die unbe.
tqneruen Sruhbdnber fauu
erltan 9etroft tuegtperfen.
| @cfdttpisre am Gserifo6.
! i'm Uterus, TIM i3eugeiuebe
uub piele onbere iperbe,t
tett obne bic nit ben,
nShneiben" berbunbetlsR
@efabren beIeitis.. ' F'''"
&dntDtrb otSalfnos
tett, ipie 9roB fie aud teiu
n1ogen, Giifelu unb anbere
Raitbarnlfranfbeiten tuer,
ben aut bic Daner, i6msrS
les ilne obne bic Siilfe bsa
M2effer6 f,frirf
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L. Wp!!son's Mammuth Store

eeiaenaoffe!
@bina eeibe au 20 Gents.
8unte Bafd.9eibe s1 So Gents.
@emuiterte 5eibe gu SO Gents.
S9ottil4e seibe 81 81 Gents.
gunte Saffet @eibe 3u 81 90.
@roBe Wfenge bon &eiten gum balz
ben Hreiie!
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Dit
WO4entlide Greie Rreie far x4a
eri9eint
Ieaen Donntrfaa
unb foifet
SS 50 ftsr sas Sahr oSer 1928
:" Ss"aate tn VOramahesa sabiuns.
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0amensl sllnter5emg 5m niebrigen 93reiien! !
armelo unerwen gu 5, 10, 20, %, IS uus 80 Gsass.
@eiten nit Aermeln 25 bis 75 gents.
gSolsne lnterrDde BON 81 .25
Sbawls uaS ipousue anber aleiber aaer ar
OroBer &dgmnugs= Aasberfauf uOu Gorietts,
@robes aaser Gpres ir Gents rebuirt au rs Cents
Seer balo fomnlt bat bic Muspabt!
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9as 2eiu, ocs Gi6neer.

w Wv" " 1~sUSss~
@penb @jonses 0aus lag ant duBer.
iten Gnbe bes 9orfeS. gu bieler Wobs
nuns, Die, iuie alle 8anernbduier 3,t
jener 3eit, niebrts uub unanlebnlid
mar, selanste man our6 einen tiefen,
perianoeten 0Oblmea, belien Geiten
oas 6ans BIG auf cine Gntfernung
BON lpeitisett Shritten ben Sliden
ber slnfommenben ent;os. gu beiOen
Seiten la9en meite @albun9en, bic
ltd an Der Suite entlans eritredten utS
gdus 9s9en ben fdarfen geeDiab Bee
tpdbrten.
Sn oieier Siitte iaB Sd am folsens
ben glbeno por einen 3orffeuer. nit
bem @ieBen bon 8leifuseln beidafs
tist. Sn einiser Gntfernuns bon linn
Itanb eine 8auersfrau in Der 9ewDbus
liden &leibung Der @esenb Ino ihnitt
eirem fleinen, bloubbaari9en Gnabeu
iein abenbbroo.
Gas antlis bieier Srau sei9te 9robe,
fart aussepraste 3iise, Die einen
felten, beltimmten @illen perrietben,
aber BON Sorsen unS 3riiblal su er3dbs
fen ipuBten. gie bieB Sine Marie ,ino
fpar Spen6s @bemeib.
sMiutter, Mlutterl" rief Der fleine
&nabe, ~lpann tebrt bod Der Batter
beim?'
.Tein 0ater?" ,pieberbolte bic
6rau nit triibem Gddeln, der fonmt,
| iuenn er fam, mein ,Sunse! ;3iebe
jest 9eiuen Gittel ab unb lege Old
i9lafen, falte alt1 Teine fleinei
Sanbe biibi4 artis unb ipri6 ein
gebet fir Geinen @ater, Sann fomnlt
er pielleidt norsen friib, ipenn Du
aufwadlt."
Ger anabe 9eborhte, unS bic 6rau
wanote ii6 su Sd, Der ieiue Irbeit
beenbet uno bas Seuer seoampft batte.
sll8 er iidl POM 0eree srbob, iab
| man. bab ielH glntltb ungemobnliA
iuar, es tras bie Spurea etnes beftisel
Seelenfampfes.
.ylun, Sd, uiein Gruber, iaete bic
I, Trau, tnoem fie ibre DanS auf feline
Sdulter lsste, riporiiber iinalt Gu
nur nadt ipabreno Du 10 in Gebanfen
uerlunfen baiiteit?'
u9ld, liebe slRe Marte," srpiberte
Sb, lid badte eben an bie @orte,
bic unier 8ater In feiner 2obesltunbe
au maS Geioen iaste. @ntfiunit Ou
Did beiieu no6?"
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gen Dor ii6 bertrieben, trennten fie
mieoer BON einanber.

gen Dor ii9 bertrieben, trernten ite
pieoer BON einan6er.
Wiitten unter benz ejel1rei Der
Sdmpfeuoeu, BEN gtobneu Ser oermunz
oetea Fferbe, Sen auf fnunternoen Hufea
uno Slm t;'tailell Der Q;iltoleuld)ulle,
ertlangel plGslilh poia @olbe her bic
flarcr, lAlnetternoen Gone eines Q1albs
bornes. Gpeno blieb ipie perlteinert
auf Dem 9aumitamm itebeu &dbreno
er ben Slid iiber bet &fplas gleiz
ten lieE fpDr eiu 4uSbrud beS S1merz
ses iiber lein OeIidlt. Ger Sieg ipar
iein er iab Die Gd)meoen ii6 na9
beioen Seiten 3uriidaieben, bie @j0ns
gen begannen i6on, Die @offeu ser
@efallenell auf5ulammeln, 6a pernabm
er oaS Subelgeldrei Der Gragoner,
oas bie Zone bes i1nell ndberfommens
ben @aloburnes begriiBte.
u0aS iiub Serlens Grasoner," rief
Der Gorporal, inoem er lein gferb
abermals se9en ben Seinb marote.
n0ied)t io,' ermiperte gparre, ftus
ben slusenblid benusenb, has linS
SerIens Gragoner, bic bort fommen,
tie iuollen Die Gbre NIT unS tbeilen;
beeilt Sud besmesen unb laBt Tie sic
slrbeit uollfiibrt finben, menn iie uns
errei6en.
Wlit bieien Norten laulmelte Der
Sberlt ieine 9eute 5u einem neuen
Gnsriff, Spenb itredte beioe 9dnbe
brobsnb nod ibm aus uub perldwan6
oann binter ben Gauml ltdmmen.
Giesmal gelang es ben Oragoueru,
our6 ben Gerbau 3u briasen; Die
@i0nse,t Sosen iid in fleinen 0aufen
IN oas Gididt 5uriid, bas ben @es
besren3te.
9llS Seriens 8eiter auf benz Gampis
plas anlansten, erblidteu lie in benz
fdnaden Sibt oer Mountaineering
Die fliebenbe Sdaar, bic li6 slei6
Sdatten iiber bic peiBe S6neefld9e
babinbelpeSte unb Spiiden ben Bdu,
men peridma,,o.
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als Briuateiaeutbum beanipruht = er
fanb 3met offene @ars unb Jpei Soto
motuen.s bic aber ni9t borndrts ges
brad,t merhen t0nnen. neil er Der
Sdliiifel aur Orffnuns Der Weiden.
t9cibe nidt babbaft lueroen tann.
= 9err serb. 6erff IL. III
Raa0ioat fur Wieoermabl fur naa Amt
oeS h6btifhen 8 aabmeis 5
tiers. melheS er felt Sabren in Der
muiteratiItigiteu Dsiie permaltet bat.
0err 0erif Sat fur bic 3utuuft feline
8et iprthuusen 3u n,ud,en; Seoer tdnn
uerlideri iein, buB er ieines Amteo init
oerielben 8eluif fsnhufiisfeit unb piintf=
lidreit mallen miro. nie oisher
une Seber. Der nit thm mails amtllh
IN Berlihrung sefOmmen 1T. wiro au
feiner " eberwahl beitraaen. benu iels
ten bat es eiuen sefdQissren. auoor.
fommenberen Stapt5eamten gegeben.
ais Gero 0erH,
-= Greitug Nadt 1915 narb gmil
6rabel i'm Ilter BON % Subren nad
lanawieriger &rantbeit. Das Segrdbs
niB firbet morgeu Yormlttog 10 uhr
pom 3rauerbauie go. 24O Waibinston.
StraBe aus ifatt.