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dense bed % tall reeds. whics led % fur
ter sTsnFs and iaxoors beyond TIE
s'Sns that met the DuscAnanss eyes. A.
ne and the natives c-Szs cautiously to-
wards the edge Of the s%viez." ard sur
veyei the scene from behind screen Of
bush was a wonderful one II and abcut
the vles stood 3 troop % not less than
:" oaaasoes. some rolling fn the shadows.
some drinking. some standing 6eliy-ieec
IN the water. dark and nossoniess. TIE
ornalo birds Is species cs startling
baa1zga Afriezral. those Satchfai allies
o. these animals ard Of the rAinocerns.
were aging hitler and thsshsr. many OF
them picking ard feeii-x on the ticks
and parasites which irfss- The buffalo.
A number u small white herens. too, were
about the ''visi~ some Of which were
also 70 be sssn actually pe-chirs or the
broad backs OF the xrea, game. In any
case the stalk required caution: with these
watchfui ~hrres-vc<ef' about. extreme
care was. "a the Bcer saw. essential.
Co'csaled behind n Thick mass Of bash. 20
which ne and the Hotts1tct lad erert. tire
Dutchran waited patiently till the troop
moved and fair shot offered.
Al iass several fat COWS, for which he
had been WAITING. together with a tire
mendous Old bun. came within thirty
yards Selecting the hes. Cow. the Boer
aimed behind the noint OF the shoulder
ana brought her down She fell instantly
to the shot. struggled a little further. ard
soon lay dead. The Rcer had hcpsd and
expected TO bring down another cow.
His intentions were frustrated. however.
hy the bull. which charged upon the in
sia1t directly toward the rife smoke.
Within ten yards the Dutchrnan. who was
kneeAng, fired again. hitting the grim
teass IN front of the chest and turning
IL Meanwhile. AT the sound Of firing. the
whole immense herd searderei out OF the
''yiei.' and went OF crashing through an
angie OF the reed beds. and thence far
into the bush. As they fed the Beer
showed In another cartridge, took aim at
q retreat!ng COW eighty yards Oft. and by
lucky shot broke her back She fell.
peiiowines and vas quickly dispatched
Leaving the natives to skin and cut up
these carcasses. the Dufchman now took
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and bush ~hen approached, charged nerce-
~ at the spo0ring party. and was eaiy
killed when withio few feet Of the hunt
er. The rest OF the day was spent IN Skin
ming and cutting up the game Part OF
the natives were sent back TO the boer
camp, laden with - much meat as they
could carry-the Beers requiring not only
fresh meat for immediate uss. but enough
TO make supply of -'biitong" tsslted. sur
dried nesh,: the remainder OF the flesh
was bestcFged upon the native villagers
who xere with the sxps~tion-
Large nun bers OF buffalo were st!h re-
ported a Kttl~ further ahead among the
faSoons and marshes OF this region The
Dutch hunter. therefore. carnped for the
nighs. ate a hearty supper by the roaring
fre. and slept souzdly tn early dawn
Before suz-up the party were again
sstrrtas In less than two hours tim.
the natives bad led the way 20 broad.
narshy lagoon. or '-yie., as Beers call II.
surrounded by drier ground, upon which
grew bush. acacia trees. and few tau
palms Part q this lagoon was shallow.
s2sa wafer. TIE remainder consisted es .
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The World Has Waited .
Thousand Years for TIM.
"Profiaim u =
all tie arork Msf
yen hare tie sxfyF
g pe,ttff As'A
fer men; Q~ssy
euey Giseast, Sask
ness and dtfng
Glorious msadssl.
Hr,fs IL, A1A Il
sing IT, silent aM
ali these Asmss
zgyeeks ayss0sxH

So writes a happy man fresh from v
Slough Of Dcspond.
Well, the discovery has been procaain
but men are slow 20 believe.
The way is open 10 inquire, to invsstisaae
Why viii not every man do sog
There IL simple way 10 cure At homs =
those baneful effects Of the sins Of youfs :.
the excuses Of later years which basss y
lives II mulfttndes Of men.
There Is a way 20 regain strength -
disease. overwork and worry.
A way TO secure and retain the abinue
sacrificed to dissipation-to - be glad =
after suffering an atonemeni-"
A way to repair drains on the systeD y
sap the vitality.
A way to replace nervousness, dreed
dependency with courage and seif-rcspso
way To give full strength. dssesop
and tone TO every portion Of the body.
way TO remove every obstacle to haSW
and fruitful married life.
All this Is clearly shown In little rncdSc.s
work recently published. II Is not ~.
for general circulation. being pafeiy rneon.
and scientific aud for men only who need -
vice and aid
How to get IL: Write 10 the Erie AsdSn'
Company, Niagara Street. buffalo, y. f-n
you read tho article in this paper. and =
them TO send you the book called Comp
Manhood, and the Way to Attain It" III
wiz send one copy entirely free, In > pss's
sealed wrapper, 10 any man vino writes -
~ IN good fAita-
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Cleveland Plalndealer.


-Four local newspaper men were compar-
irx notes recently on the restaurants they
have known.
saw a novel devlce In Cnicago not long
ago" said one. Friend took me through
a big cheap isweIry factory. Rubies by
the quart, diamonds by the pint. Gold
rings TIL you couldn't rest. What's
hereT said |. as I pointed 10 a glass jar
filed with creamy pallets.
"spearls' said the foreman. Ten cents
a gross We sell EN- 70 the cheap restaur-
art men
What for7 says J.
They drop one in each plate Of oyster
stew says the foreman.
'@'w-hai for gays ! again.
Customer scrapes 'rogn5 in stew
Doesn't see any oysters. G-an1 kick COM
lrz Finds pearl. Grins ecstaficaily.
snesks pearl into vest pocket. Eats stew
Doesn't complain. Pays check and goes
away smiling. Seer"
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New YOU Nav h-The Eeral-s cor
respoo3s-- IN Puerto Principe. Cuba. Pc
ports That re STssnlsh o0larna % %
men Nhsea left that CITY April n under
command o. Cen lTuenez Cattslsanos
Eovernor CO the province. has no, ~ -.
turned, beng stan = parSuis Of The rehs,x
Nith whom 10 has haA several .rs-,-s-
Insnts- II Is reported taas Csttellsnos.
fosce has Suffered heavy loses aas "a.
az ertirn COMPANY Wzs EnAcheted ~, a.
sarseats under Rata
The inssrEent president. Cssnsros ana
Secretary Of War IlctoG. are saa IN ,ha.
pfos i''cV- Shefe csaxte Garcia escorted
bs jose Nacea's forces Is rr,o-,..,....s,-
exIsrcsel frous tho orient
The large aunser OF d,S,rslous sross he
Spanish rack = sis<ua-ns the authorities
Tie e1s.gs SSEE1soa II G.AA-.ISa las bean
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relieved b. order Of the governor. who ac-
essentially discovered . conspiracy 20 80
o~er 10 the rebels n body. The captain
and Hertenants we're placed under as
rest while the corporal and . private
we're pzhlsciy shot tro days ago A SER
Teant bsIorgsrz 10 the same company had
previously deserted 10 the rebels The
principal cause OF discomfort among tho
Spanish troops 10 III treatment and lack
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BUFFALO OF AFRICA.
Stays More Hunters Than ANY
Other FOur-F0Oted Beast.
now He BUSHES FROM AmsusS
Returns on His spoor to Lie In Wait
for His Foes-Perilous Adventure
of BOer.


: is agreed upon
all hands by expe-
rienced hunters in
Africa that the
buffalo fBuAalus
Cader) Is one of
the three most
dangerous four
footed foes that
man can attack.
VI o st men class
this animal with
e lie p h a n I ; and
lions. as game that
requires the high
est attributes OF
skill, courage and
caution to bring to
bag: and as a mat
ter Of fact. IL may
be laid down that
more deaths and
dangerous a eli
da.rS h.nHa-
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FOR THE STATE ROAD.
Exhaustive Report Of the Com
mission on the Routes.
rHRouoH TIE CASCADE PASS.


~ ese sseetfnx Of u state road eom-
mission hess n thss city some TINE since.
rns "csscaN route Esa selected a. the
most feasible one for fhe state road seross
the mountains from the Esliiasbsra Jay
cities to Marcos, In Stevens county Ine
ssIecsion Of the route va asas AFTER
careful consideration Of the report Q, sss
engineers ard viewers VINO spent large
portion Of last summer In careful er-
animation Of the various prope<ee rSafss-
The repor; shown che complete manner Ia
which the work Of the viewers MAS coma.
il n AZ follows.
To the Board OF State Road Comrslssson-
era. The informal examination OF tho
routes across fhe Cascade mountains. VIZ:
eists creek pass; North FORK Iaandef
creek pass: Cascade pass. end Rainy pass.
began bv the understgred on july 2. issss
and ended September II, iH6. The four
roHtes aggregate length Of 81 miles. bur
sn order 90 examine them the ccrnrnfszsos
Travelled about 500 miles II being necessary
10 double" on Thunder creek ard Rainy
passes, owing 20 geographical locattors
and lack o. trails. Besides, We haf -
open new trails along the greater part %
the Rainy pas route. ard 10 travel with
oaf tran over . part OF the Thunder
creek route Altogether. y wax slow.
tedious work. and while the viewers could
often have covered more territory In
day than was covered. stev were unable
10 DO 10 on account OF the slew progress
made. necessarily. By the pack animals
Therefore. while or good trails we made
~ high ~ eighteen to twenty miles some
days. and on poor ones and places reauir-
ine extensive examination. AZ low as three
miles. the general average for che fifty
one days thar the examiners were In the
hefd was about ten miles per day.
with this report the reviewers present .
table Of bsrometYic attitudes. the bsro-
metric pronlss Of the four routes exam
tined. the distances mentioned therein be-
fnR the Individual estimates OF the en-
kineer: also man % this country exam
Incl. win an outline % the streams and
their true courses taken carefully by the
engineer. and the courses Of the Cascade
and Nethow mountain SUBMITS. This
rnar y Of ine>fimahle vsfoe 70 the state.
~ an ,0f the present government and state
maps Of this section are woefaily erro-
Moons. and. misleading. The elevations
shown were carefully taken with two ane-
rosds. and m. srerpids carefully proven
~ sea level after the trip vas ended. We
have every reason 20 Relieve that these
estimates are as nearly correct as baro-
metric elevations can be. BY reference
70 these elevations II VIII be seen that the
different passes record the following els-
vafinns.
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Reward.

reward o; SO VII be paid for ,,,o-.
nation leading to the arrest and couv,c-
ooh OF sny oae stealing copies OF the
Fcss-int tells gencer delivered 20 snh.~-.A~-
throughout the city
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Shoes seined free al San Francisco 81 %
Co. k1-ss and Col zbaa street
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The distances. estimated BY the three
members. rs well ~ the engineer. on .
conservative basis and the general aver
Of the same are.
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There are no canyons found along the
entire Cascade route. with the exception
81 about 90 feet at Lookout mountain
on tha Cascade river
while the members % this committee
IN their detailed estimates % cost of con
straciion along the various routes. have
agreed ~ tNe main With the engineers
estimate Tor the cost % she same ard
herewith Snhrnls HIS detailed estimate as
20 such cost making - a rsrf. OF this re-
port. Ne rnust make an exception relative
- that portion king between Taute-'S
cabin and Marble Mount Wig, * &c for
TRAN construction and s. - Tor bridge and
approaches AZ heretofore stated. TITS
portion % she route "a along q cernpars-
tfveiy Level valley with \ splendid tran
already constructed AZ basis Tor A
WAGON r0st The greater portion O. .hs<
Improvement can ~ taken advantage ~
IN fhe construction of the proposed tran
Without casting ary reelection cpcr the
enkirec-. whose excelsrt and cousclea-
iioas sc-s We all recognize the commit
Zee considers the sum ~ 81 - q fair ard
SER r'ent arnouns to Nusid that rart of re
tran from Isndsr's cabin 20 the SksEst
river
TIE srsa 90 csftle ans ha-ses * excel
ient Tor }hr ErSs twenty niles coming Ii,
the TWiSp river. Their e IS scarce for four
'niies Eoad fos Eve mHes aatacsn; SO
Twisn psHs there Is meme FOR Sax mites:
fair Tor fFe rulrs along Nriire crssks
none fsr eixht miles along the S9easkin
ffver except mar the mouth % Pax
creek. good for tWS rn&iss In the vicinity
~ Cascade pass. sra roor tie balance q
ihe Nay eeTu tire Cascade river. eNcspf
q marsh In enc place. ana where grass has
teen Soan.
There b 10 QesFtiQ1 Nhs,her & wcusI
D. necessary % hrtlt aTiaFes across the
Methsw rsvsr a. The mouth 90 TIE Tgi.o
AVID across the Cascade viver az Na-ass
Mazns a current tcF cat,eA ferry Is IN
apsrasion ~ ths batter place ans oae coala
EASILY r. rUt Ia oy the pecq,c - ths io,a2i-
lsy AZ TIE 1srner. SAas s-vlas . heavy
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Neuer edtminoeI.

Gus Maiilon, Start Gountp,
tpirb berihtet : ginige Garmer in Der
bieF9en Nabbaribaft fielen auf einen
neuen Gbminbel hereiu. Gin Ngent
ipri9t bel Dem Garmer Dor unb aeiat
ibm cine patentirte Wagenbeidiel. ct
iaat ibm, bab er bel oem 0ertauf Der
9eidiel piel Gelb nerbient babe uno
bob er ibm (oem Garmer) bas &edt,
ben Mrtitel in benz gountp gu bertau=
fen fir $3.50 abtrete !; iollte er fid ent.
l1lieben, ben 6anbel su MAIDEN, 10
m0ae er ibni i1reiben. - Na9 Elm paar
Saaen iommt Sdtpinoler go. 2, Der.
islbe ia9t, er babe seb6rt, bab ber
5armer bas Geht gum 8erfauf cine,
patentirten Wa9en=Dei1iel in BEN
@onntp babe unb oa er (g2o. q in
Yenniplbdnia piel Gelb bamit berbieni
babe, taufe er bas pripilesium bem
Jarmer fir $400 ab, unb giebt ibn
aleid $40, um bas uebereinfom.
men binbenb 3u MAIDEN. Der Garme,
bentt auf bieIe Weiie obne biel Wabe
$3.50 ~ berbienen, Idreibt an No. !
unb fhliebt eine1 gbef fiir $3.50 ein.
Die fremben 0reunDe eri9einen midi
iDieber, aber Der Gbed uirb aus elmer
bsnanbarten GtaDt suu Ginms4ieln
trdleniixt.
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Cute Stlsi6ube

nit 2eber iibersosen fiir Mdnner SIZE
uno So. Bottom 8ummf ftiefel fiji
Mdnner $2.75. Hinosleberne Stiefel
fir Mdnner, fonit $3.50, ieBt $3.50.
8ans rinbsleoerne Stiefel fir Mdnner
bic Seiten BON Sano gearbeltet, fonf
$3.50, iebt $1.95. Mir t0nnen @uf
leberne Stiefel biliaer pertaufen als i
supor. Sang rinosleoerne Stiefel fit,
&naben, bic Seiten bon Sano 9earbei.
tet, ionft $3.50 ieBt $l.85. S4niir'
i9ube fhr Mdnner fiir 95 Gents.
Gunoenarbeit uno &eparaturen
Wir baben einen Der befen Sdubma.
der i'm @ountp, tuenn Der einen Jlider
aufieBt, 10 bleibt er audi.
9lle 8ertdufe itritt fir 3 oar. Sa
rum t6nnen mir au9 10 blllig berfau'
fen.
Mir baben einen beutideu @lerf
6. 81. parmelee, Der Sdubbdno
ler, 116 Sf=5oAltrabe. Nep pbilabel
bhia. Ohio.
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Cine SGetnto0te beinabe
tearabett.

Gin i6auerli1er Norsans miro aus
benz tleinen Orte Wount Mngel, Wfa-
ripn Gountp, i'm Staate Oregon se=
melbet. Sort iDllte bor Elm paar Sa=
gen bic Grau bes 9anotuerters Nbra=
bam Didenion beeroist tueroen. Ser
amtirenoe @eiltli6e, 8ater Sominid,
ltano in Der &ir9e bereit, um bic 2ei=
DIE Der 8eritorbenen ein5uiegnen, aber
er nartete pergebens, Der Srauersug
fam ni6t. 3uIebt melbete benz 8eiit=
liben elm gote, feline 9ienite ieien nidi
bon N6then, bic Ssrau lei nur i9ein=
tobt oetpeien. @eraoe als Der 2eiden=
beHatter ben Sara idlieBen tpolte,
glaubte ct gu benerten, bab bic ber=
meintlib Sobte iih betuese unb einen
Moment ipdter itano ibm oas 0aar 81,
gerae, als er pl6blib bic Soote ii9
aufri1ten fab. 9ls bieie Die 8orsdn.
ge um li1 fer besriff, iant iie obnmdd.
tia 3uriid. Wlan entfernte lie natiirlid)
ioirrt aus Dem Sarge unb rief elmer
9lr,t, tpel6er elm fdtueres Nerbenfiebe,
fonftatirte, jebo9 bic Grau ibrem @at.
ten unb unmiinoisen 3inbern gu er:
halten hDfft.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Staat Ohio se9en Gi6arb Yluntett.
Ser 9lnsetlagte lit Der 9lotb5udt be-
i9ulbiet unb ertl1rt li6 nidt i6uloig.
Ser groseb miro auf oen %. 9tODem=
bes feitaeieBt.
Staat Ohio eesen Sranf 0ifsrs.
Die Nntlase lautet ipie pben. 8iders
ertldrt ii6 ni1t iduloig uno miro Der
prOseb auf ben "a. gtOuember feitse=
Iebt.
Sbio eseen Sobn Wtius. Sie Rlaee
lautet gferbeoiebitabl. @rfldrt lib
nidt idulois. Ser YroseB piro auf
ben 25. Nobember feit9eIebt.
Ohio segen SObn Stemart. Ser
Nneetlagte 1T mesen 2unofreiderei
einsefedt uno erfldrt li6 ni6t i1uloig.
Ser pro5eB wiro auf ben %. S}ouember
feltgeiebt.
Winiielb g. @risbt sesen Sacob 3.
SOebl. Wegen Grantbeit oes 9lnee=
tlastsn miro Der proseb peri6oben.
6. 6. 6ornep, S6abmeiiter, eesen
Socob &rab. 9luf gntrae oes Sldsers
uno auf beKen Soften suriidsssosen.
alntlaaen sesen 6reo. 5orn uno
Sobn g. Steib tpe9en 0ertaufs an
Winoerldbri9e muroen auf Nntrag oes
Staatsanmalts suriidgesosen.
Sie @eihmornen, nelde einberufen
paren, am 8. gfObember gu erideinen,
waren ole anpeieno nit Wusnabme
BON Sas. Q. Somer. s. g. Barnett
unb 2etpis Zimmerman, pelde aus
9uten Grinoen bonn Ri6ter entiduloi9t
tpuroen.
Soa gosel sesen gffa galbtpin.
8erfauf an9eorbnet.
Sofia 6. Glenn gegen Wm. @lenn.
gbeideiouns bemilliat, neil Der Mann
bic Grau in b0smill:ser Meiie berlaHen.
Barbara Weis sesen 6reberid 9orn
u. q. 9ie 2ldserin bate elm 0eroitt
fir $3164.8 unb es tpiro bonn @eridte
berorbnet, bab oas gi9entbum pertaufi
iuiro, tuenn niht bic senannte Summe
innerbalb spei Sasen besablt miro.
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Nriid1te aIS 0ferOefMtter.

eSn @gppten iperoen Die pferbe bes
3bebipe gum sroBten She'll nit &orin=
tben, itatt nit Safer, sefiittert, tpobur6
lie erobe Musoauer befommen folen.
Gin Offisier, Der iein pferb on einem
Sage cine lln9laublid srObe Strede ge=
ritten bate, ertldrte ben frilden 3u=
Itanb oes Sbieres am 3iele oamit, bab
es an jeoem Salteplabe on Stele bes
Safers Elm babies pfuno &Orintben
erbalten babe.
Sn SmDrna iperben Yonies, Maul=
eiel uno GIel senDbnlid nit 5eigen
unb init beren 8ldttern erndbrt, Die lie
iebem anberen Sutter pprSieben.
auf einisen ueltinoilden Snieln.
beionoe,s auf Samaifa uno Barbados,
tperoen ni9t a1ein Pferbe, ionoern
au9 9tinoer nit ben sriinen Sproher
uno benz Nbfall BON 3uderrobr, II
siinitisen Sabren aud nit 8ananer
sefiittert.
Sn &anaoa uno Dem nDrbli6er
Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten gibt man Den
pferoen sur Serbitseit abeefallene De-
pfel, Die iie jeoem anoeren Gutter bOr'
3ieben.
Sn Queensland, Neu Siibmale!
uno Sasmanien 1T bic ee,pDbnli6
Nabruns Der pferoe uno &inoer gan
Die 9lei6e uno ndbreno oes CONNER
mdftet man in Sasmanien Die Shpein
gar NIT pnrIi6en.
Yeridieoene Sbiere lieben aud Der
fdieoene Griidte, bod itebt Der Npfe
BEL allen in 8unit. Gr brinst iie Il
suten grndbrunss5ufanb uno pirl
siintis auf Die @ntmideluns bes Selles
Sn Nortpegen bageaen reidt mo-
cen pferben 6afermeblbroo, unb bi
noroameritaniihen Snbianer filter
Die pferbe i'm Winter nit geidrotene
Baumrinbe. Sn ben beibelten Sbelle
Mrabiens, tpo nur bic Dattelpalme g
peibt, bilbet au9 bic 9attel Die Naf
rung ber pferoe.
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- Sadets unb @apes mad Der nene=
fen Mobe bel 8 8.

Sadets unb gapes nad Der neue=
ften Mobe bel 0arts.
9ie idDnfe Muspabl BON Seftaes=
tpaaren, Die Sbr ie 9eIeben bel
Surnfibe's.
Samitas Naht Idlusen 9iebe
in Store BON Sobn @riffin in nbribss
pi(e elm Senlter Elm uno ifahlen Waa=
rem. meitens Wleiier, i'm Wertbe bon
$12.00.
- Gommt uno Iebt uniere Muspabl
Der befen Mrbeiten, Die iemals in elmer
Werffatt aufeeItellt maren, su Guren
eieenen Breiien uno einen sroben Tor=
roth our Nusipabl bel
Setter & 6 mile.
- Durd Serrn pfarrer s. u.
Stoepeiano in Ybilipsburs muroen tol-
aenoe Srauungen porgenommelt : Sm
Sauie Der 8raut SRI. gliiabetb Wtartin
nit Srn. @bas. 0tiler. Serner, eben=
faas I'M Saule Der 8raut, 5rl. Gatie S.
llebel nit Srn. Sobn Willer.
- Sur Der miro fiir einen ridtisen
patrioten eebalten, Der nit ieiner Yar=
tel ourd Did uno Dunn geht. Ner
einen leberseugunsen unb 8runolds
Ben treu bleibt, tpiro 8errdtber seihol=
ten. g(leroiros niht BON Nllen, aber
bod BON iebr 8ielen.
- Souls Waeriel, Elm @nseifellter
Der Suscaranas @lectric So. erhielt
lebten Sonneritag abenb einen elettri=
ihen Sdlaa, Der i'm fir cine 3eit lang
bulflos ma6te uno ihn auh binoerte,
su ieben. Ser Nrat meinte, Die Sa6e
ipcroe feline ernfen Golgen naa lid
sieben.
- Gin RanIas Wetterprppbet ia9t,
mir tperoen einen beionoers itrenger
Winter laben. neil Die Saien einer
oideren Yel3 baben als semObnlid, BIZ
@orn=SllIen ooppelt iino, 9tii7ie sabl.
reider als eem0bnlih uno Die @idbOrn.
6en mebr als iont eingeIammelt baber
uno bic Milbednie friiber als ionf mad
bem Siioen se5ogen fino. ytun, ,pi1
tperoen Ieben.
- Ser Monn, Der am tpeni9iter
8riefe betommt, tiagt am ineiiten ilbeI
Die 8oItoffice oerjenige, Der benz pre
bigger am wenieiten besablt, tlogt an
meilten iiber benielben Der, tpelder an
meilten iiber feline 9tadbarn tla9t, i
Der gemeinite Nadbar berjenise, mel
der am penisiten 8eritano bat, blloe
lid am meiiten Elm, uno Der, pelbe
ME ielbit fir feline 3eitung besablt
tlast am lauteiten iiber bieielbe.
- unterfleioer aller 9lrt fir W(Gnner
6rauen unb Sinoer gu mdbisen prei
len bel Sarts.
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0eFotbeM.

glm 8. Nppember in Der Ntdbe bon
Stem pbilabelpbia Sobn Campbell, ~
Sabre alt, oil einem S6lasf1ub.
slm 9. Nopember in @anton. O.,
Die Srau bon CHARLES Saupt, So Sabre
alt. 9ie @eritorbene tpobnte fritber
bier uno binterldbt einen trauernoen
Gatten unb cine aooptirte Spbter.
Mm Is. ytopember III uDri1soille
bic Srau bes Metbooiitenpreoiaers S.
&. Smith nod ldnserer &rantbeit.
glm Is. ytopember William McG ol=
lam, beinabe 81 Sabre alt, an Den 5ol=
gen zines Sdlagfluiies. Ser 8eritor=
bene bate Den Rrieg als 2ieutenant Dec
l6l. Ohio &esimentes miteemadt. Gr
mar atpeimal oerbeiratbet uno binter=
ldbt cine Wittme uno feds &inoer.
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ungIei6c cue.

gei Der 9roben bemofratiiden Mai=
ienperIammlune, bic am 26. Ott. bier
ltattfanb, nabm ein Mdoben - ben
Namen fonnten mir nidt ermitteln -
elm SAele, itellte iid oamit Dor ben
Gebnerfanb uno fing on, aus 2eibes=
traften 81 lduten, tpie an9enomlnen
miro in Der Nbf6t, ben &eoner 81 itO=
rem. Sa ionIt 9fiemano Dem unfug
elm gnoe mahte, 10 sing ein iun9er
Mann, Namens 2etpis, auf oas DtGo=
hen su unb nabm ibm Die 5helle aus
Der Sano. 8,eid barauf purbe 2emis
nerbaftet, aber balo tpieber laufen ge=
laHen, uno mir bielten banit Die Sa6e
fiir erleoigt, bem III aber nibt 10, oenn
eeitern mubte 2epis Dor Dem Mapo,
eriheinen uno nuroe pe9en unoroent=
liden 8etragens I'm SIS uno Soften BE-
itraft, mOsesen bieier 8erufung ein'
legte.
Menn Semano bdtte beitraft tperoer
iollen, 10. mar es in eriter 2inie oas
Mdoden, wel9es lid elmer 0Hentlider
8uheit0rung fbulois madte, uno ii
smeiter 2inie Die goli5ei, uel6e oieie!
buloete. Sem Maribal aber, tpel6el
2etpis oerbaftet, bdtts nad @rmittlunl
Der Sbatiaden bon Seiten oes Mapors
Elm tiiht9er Riffel gebOrt.
Wir 3ueifeln nidt baran, oaB Semi!
in einem bOheren 8eridte sldnaeno fret
| geipro6en miro, uno bieie Jreiiprehunl
mag alsoann Mapor Sorns als &iiffe
fir feline oeisenartise &edtsipredun9
betradten.