davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

mission will doubtless be granted and the
prize in its class Strong influence Is be-
ing brought to bear upon Gov. Turney of
Tennessee to secure such a request and the
effort may be successful
Capt DERRY has telegraphed a number
of prominent politicians IN his state for
the purpose of enlisting their aid in pre-
N SSl5Hs upon me governor 10 graat me re
who have been telegraphed of the plight
of the Nicely ZOuaves are also laboring to
rescue them from the predicament in
which they have placed themselves. Sheriff
McCarver of Memphis, who was on his
way 70 Savannah, was stopped in Atlanta
by kilograms from members of the COM
pany here and is now at work there in
their behalf
With the amount of influence which has
been brought to bear Capt. Deffry is still
hopeful that he will yet be allowed 70
take his company into the contest. The
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

at a loss for any other explanation as
there is nothing to show, either on the
track or the cars, that could have caused
the derailment
There was a rumor afoat yesterday that
the wreck had been caused by the stump
of q tree which had fallen on the track.
Trainmaster Williams said that there was
no truth in the rumor. The stump was
some distance from the track imbedded in
the bank, and the cars did not hit it UNI
Mrs. Nathans left for Brunswick yes
terday, much broken in spirits over the
sad ending to what was meant to be a
pleasure trip. All of the injured by the ac-
Cident are doing well, and will soon be
fully recovered. Mr.. Levin of Brunswick,
who was taken to the Savannah hospital.
has so far recovered from his injuries that
he has gone home.
An aftermath of the accident is the extra
ordinary number of claims put in, by those
who escaped injury for pocket books, and
money, alleged to have been lost in the
yyrpck
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
THE SOUTH BROAD PAVEMENT.
Part of the CURLING Leaves the
Trees in the Roadway.

A number Of people have noticed that
the curoing which is being placed in posi-
ton for the pavement on South Broad
street has been laid inside the row OF trees
on the south side Of the green for two
blocks from Jefferson TO West Broad
streets Several inquiries have been made
70 the Morning News 10 know IL IL We're
intended 10 pave around the trees which
VIII DC the case II they are left outside the
curb line.
The, Morning News called the attention
sH'Etlg after the council decided 10 pave
So1-A Broad street 10 the fact that the
roadway south OF the green was narrower
az the western end than that on the north
side. City Engineer VIM found this
trouble to contend with when he began TO
make the survey for the plan Of improving
the street. Il was necessary either to lay
out two rOadways Of different widths at
the western end or 10 run arbitrary lines,
south side and throwing the green further
out on the north side. Col. VIM decided
that IL would be necessary 20 correct this
defect some day and as the improvement
Is intended to be permanent the only thing
10 90 was TO make the two rOadWays Of
the same width throughout, though in do
ing so II will be necessary to throw two
blocks Of trees on the south side outside Of
the curbing.
The plat furnished to council by Col
VIM showed the lines of trees and their
variance with the street lines, and coun-
Gil, in the ordinance adopted authorized
the construction of two rOadways of the
same width, twenty-five feet, on each side
Of the street. One reason for this was
that it was feared that If the roadways
should be allowed to vary in width that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14


Second L. S. Infantry, Gordon Institute.
Nicely Zouaves were especially anxious to
come to Savannah in order that they
might meet the Aurora Zouaves. the only
fOemen worthy of their steel whom they
had not defeated. 1t was this anxiety
which caused them to overstep the bounds
of prudence and discretion and TO come 10
Savannah in defiance of the authority OF
two governors.
When the zouaves first decided to come
Gen. Kell, requesting permission to bear
arms in Georgia, explaining that be did
not make the request through the adjutant
general of Tennessee, because his COM
pany was not connected with the state
militia. Before replying Adjt. Gen Ken
wrote the adjutant general of Tennessee,
informing him of the request and ask
ing Information as to the status of the
Nicely Zouaves Adjt. Cen Sykes of Ten
nessee replied to this that the Nicely Zou>
ayes had been dlsbanded several months
before, and were not allowed to Bear arms
in the state of Tennessee. Upon receipt
of this information, Adjt. Gen. Kell wrote
Capt. Deffry, declining to grant the per-
mission asked. Capt. Deffry then wrote
Adjt. Gen. kel again, giving the history
of the trouble between himself and the
adjutant general of Tennessee. and re-
newing his request for permission to en-
ter the state No reply was made to this
letter. Having already made all his prep
aratiOns to come to Savannah, Capt Def
fry decided to come anyway and take his
chances on being interfered with after
his arrival here.
When spoken to about the matter. Cant.
Derry said that he had literally obeyed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
PUT UP SOME LIVELY sET-Tos.
RattIing Bout Between VerOnee and
Jenkins at the Athletic Club.

Railing Bout Between VerOnee and
Jenkins at the Athletic Club.
The members of the Pastime Athletic
Club were entertained last night at the
club house on Drayton street by two
rafting good bouts.
The first bout was between "Possum, -
the well known colored heavyweight of
Savannah, and Joe Counihan's unknown,
who turned out to be Maxwell, a col
ored laborer on the Merchants and Miners
transportation Company's Dock The men
weighed in at 100 pounds, and put up four
speedy rounds. "Possum' got the decis-
ion in the fourth round.
The event of the evening was the bout
between Billy Neronee and Prof jenkins
who were down to box ten rounds for
points. From the start Jenkins proved too
speedy for Neronee, and had matters all
his own way.
Tomorrow night the club has arranged
a fine programme, the principal feature
of which viii be a ten-round bout at 40
pounds between Larry Mcdonald of Sa-
vannah and Billy Duke of Baltimore.
Duke is a good man, and has been up
against some of the best in the ring IN
Mcdonald he will find a stiff customer.
and the bout promises to be fun of IN
tereSt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

Contents: The Political Situation" "a
Salutary Mandate" to the national conven
tions. 1.-The Cuban Question: Our Duty to
Cuba" THE Question of Cuban Belliger-
ency" PROBLEMS of Poverty and Pau
perism." The Cultivation of Vacant City
Lots. Modern Norwegian Literature,
."rhe Unaided Solution of the Southern
Race Problem "Pestalozzi and Her
bert" Modern Archaeology, Recent Ex-
cavations in Greece" Is the Power Of
Christianity Waning, No" Price % cents
For sale at Estills News Depot, 2l1a Bull
Street-ad, -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
BIDS FOR ASPHALT PAVING.

Two Received for the South Broad
street Contract.
Bids for paving South Broad street with
asphalt, which were ordered advertised
for by council some time ago, were re-
ceived yesterday at noon, at the Office of
the commissioner Of public works. Two
bids were received. They were not opened.
but were handed to the mayor by Com
missioner Willink, together with his re-
port upon the test of the samples of vitri-
fed brick furnished by the various compa-
MES bidding for the contract. Mayor
Myers will place the bids and the report
before council. One of the bids for the as
phalt paving is from the Warren-Scharf
Asphalt Company. The other bid may be
from the same company, or it may be from
another company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

Gov Richardson proposed to employ
young men who would act as guards and
at the same time receive the benefts If =
practical education in lieu of paid guards
This proposition was carried out in 1912 by
an act of the legislature and the Citadel
Cadets We're organized. The Cadets have
been an uninterrupted success as a niii-
tary academical body. They have a war
record Of which they are justly proud.
During the war under the command Of
Mai p. F. Stevens they fired the shots
which turned back THE Star of the West''
which was trying to bring relief to Gen
Anderson at Fort Sumter, and they were
several times ordered out on military dufv
along the coast. and in that service saw,
some fighting and sustained severe losses
mural tablets i'm the rotunda Of the 'citadai
az Charleston contain the names Of one
NTH OF all the graduates of the academy
as having been killed i'm battle or having
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
Additional Twice Trims.

Effective May p and continuing until
further notice, trains will run as follows.
90th meridian time, one hour slower than
city time:
Leave Savannah, daily, $50 a. m, 2:9o y
m, Abs p. m, 700 D. m -'0V -
Leave Tybee, daily, $50 a. m. HOO m
$50 p m, 9:10 p. m. - me-
Time out hour in each direction Rot~d
trip rates, whole tickets, 40 cents. ~ 6a ~
tickets. . cents.-ad --eS, IIeIL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
sonnething Ncvr Undo the sum.

May week has brought many features of
enterprise to the front. Among the attrac-
tive Savannah exhibits during the festivi-
ties is the beautiful wagonette built by p
Barrett. of 80 West Broad street 1t is
about II feet long and capable of carrying
20 people. There's nothing like it, ever
seen In the city. For Savannah enterprise.
this wagonette is far ahead of anything
Of the kind ever in the city.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
TODAY SAVHNNAH'S AAY Day.
TWELVE HUNDRED SOLDIERS TO
JOIN IN PARADE AND REVIEW.
THE BIG INTERSTATE CONTEST

The Citadel Cadets 10 Give n Bright
Exhibition DriII-Then the Norton
Cadets and OgIethorpe Infantry
VIII Contest for the Galveston
Cup and the $500 Prize-The Big
Parade TO Form At south broad
and Ball streets-There VIII BE
Twenty-Four Companies and -Four
Bands in Line-Brigade Review in
Line Of Masses at the Parade
Ground.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
Your Feet and NAV XVeo,-

If you have your feet in good shane vo,,
VIII ENJOY May week, but If not the tranon-
lls 1nal you VIII do will be anything but
IN good order and at the shortest notio LEI =
leave ts.Ne ORDERS at Wheeler's drug storo
S c,tt aha Sun streets. Lem Davis Snr'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

the order not to bear arms in Georgia
until his arrival at savannah, the arms
being put away during the trip
Lieut.. oscar J. Brown, Z. s. A. IN
spector general and acting assistant ad-
jutant general of the state troops, who is
i'm the city, stated TO a Morning News re-
porter that Gov. Atkinson had fully in
Vestigated the matter before his deDarf-
ure for New York, and had Instructed
the rdiutant general to take the step
which he did. Lieut.. Brown said that he
state military authorities would take no
action in the matter whatever, unless =
request should be made from the povernor
or adiutant general of Tennessee
While the military officers of the oitv
regard the action of Adjt. Gen Kell as
entirely correct under the circumstances
they would like for the sake OF the Nili,
tary Interstate Association -ind its guests
to see the matter arranged so that the
their drill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
A Happy Meeting

Among the crowds of people in our store
yesterday were two friends, old time
neighbors. they had not seen each Other
in IS years, both now wear high art cloth
new up to date clothing. 90 Wis., anu tLId
crowd goes. hohler's, 40 Broughton sfreat
-ad i 81 Set
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

o a. m.-Exhibition Drill by the
Citadel Cadets Of Charleston.
10 "A. m.-Grand Interstate Prize
Drill.
4 u. m.-Grand Parade of All the
Visiting and savannah Military and
Review i'm the Parade Ground.
$500 u. m.-FirewOrlSs ana Vaude-
willie Performance in the Parade
Ground.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

West Virginia. The representative 80.
of the south. Season 1896 June Isl - -
tober LIST. Accommodations, 1000 guests
Special inducements to families 60
pondence solicited. L. W. ScoviIia N2a1es-
ger.-ad. ny MANA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
Sleeping Car Reservations.

Passengers returning home via Central
of Georgia railway, and desiring sleeping
car aceommodations, are requested to
leave their names as early as practicable
No. 10 Bull street. Reservations will be
made for any date.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

AS well as style is contained in a grass lin
en- suit at $3.50 and $4.5O Where can Won
get them? Kohler's, 40 Broughton street
We. have the shoes of the same goods. as
well as other kinds.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

Probabilities for Thurssav. o.,
threatening, with indications fsvC-i5 ara
eal thunder showers in afternoon ~ - %
ing cooler variable winds. "a even
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
NO CLUE TO TRAIN wRECKERs.
But the f. C. and z. is Getting Plenty
Of Claims for Losses.

of Claims for Losses.
There are no new developments in the
investigation into the cause of the wreck
of the limited express on the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular railroad at Anderson.
The combination baggage, and mail car,
and the coach used by colored people were
replaced on the track yesterday afternoon.
and brought to the city.
The detectives employed on the case have
not as yet obtained any clue, but are still
working on the theory that some one
broke, and turned the switch with mali
cious intent The railroad authorities are
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14
Arc You One

OF those unhappy people who are suffer
ing with weak nerves, starting at every
slight sound, unable to endure any unus-
ual disturbance finding it impossible 10
pounds Feed the nerves upon blood made
pure and nourishing by the great blood
purifier and true nerve tonic Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills. assist digestion, prevent constipa.
tiou 25c-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-14

Privates Bardin, Bramlett, Cantey, Col
Inns, Crouch, Cunningham, +. Derrick, FL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-21
0iIfc Der ffaotiif]en 8camten.


Sem 9oD1ter- Patrlar1en Nbrabam
Ibimes, welder in Sutton Gountp,
Sno., ieinen Sobl baut, biirfte Nie=
mono oe,l Sitel vGbampion Der Sei=
roths= unb S1siounesluitieen" nit
Gtfol9 freitig MAIDEN tOnnen. Papa
Hbimes, ,pelder our 3eit i'm Is. 2ebens=
jabre ltebt uno feline erlte Gbe als 55=
jabriger Womn ein9e9an9en 1T, bat es
in bieIen 20 Scbren gu SmDlf @be=
iOlieBungen uno elf S6eioungen ge=
braAt, setuiB Elm mod ME oaseueiener
Gecoro. 8on Saule aus mar &bimes
ein armer Seufel, aber nit unermiio=
li6em Sleib eriparb er lid ein bibides
9erm09en. 9lls er l:6 Elm marmes
gtelt ein9eri6tet bate, i6oute er li6
nod einem Weib6en lm uno auf Dem
Weee Der Seiratbsannonce muroe Srdu=
leln Gmeline 8anbp BON Wtinneopolis
feline erIie Srau. 9tab elmer speijdb=
rigen Gbe lieB fi6 oieie we9en sraula=
mer gebanOlune i6eioen uno 8mei
Mpnate ipdter fii6rte &bimes 6rGulein
Wartba &obbins beinl. 9tit oieier
bielt ct es nur iehs Wtonote aus uno
i6r untontrpllirbares temperament mar
Der 8runo, nesbalb er lid i6eioen lieB.
Srou G6imes 9lo. 3 tpurDe 6rdulein
Samantha Bengal aus Setroit, oob
i6on i'm Sabre 1882 muroe oeie Gbe
9etrennt. Sbne gerSug i6aute lib
Der Yieoermam nod elmer onoeren 2e=
bensgefdbrtin I'm uno oieie fano CT in
6rdulein 2opina Strou aus Snoiono-
polis. Sieie Gbe bauerte Elm Sobr
uno oann Qab es aberm0ls cine S6ei=
oune. Stun perlieb Gbimes sSuDiana
uno Elm Sobr IpGter tebrte er nit 6rou
glnna &olano aus ct. 2Duis oils feline
Satin go. 5 beim. 0ieie @be muroe
am 5.glpr1l 1886 9etrennt uno am IA.
SSuli besielben Sobres lieB er ii6 nit
Der belabrten Trau Sarah Suerlp,
oeren oritter Wann er mar, copulire1.
9ieie mod)te ibm Die S0Qe 10 beiB, oab
er feline 3Eflubt gu oen 8eridten nabm.
gto6 erlangter S9eioung beiratbete
&6imes SrGulein Go6el Wtagnum ous
Glepelono, 8. @on oieier lisB er Iib
am s. September 1889 l6eioen, ollein
ibon na6 Srpei Wtonaten bereuts ct bie=
len Shritt uno er beirotbete Irau
&bimes, gehprene Wognum. gum 5nei=
ten Wtale. Die @be belt ober niht
Stano uno pieoer ioate es eine Sdei-
oung 9eben, bOO perlpei9erten Die @e=
ridte in Staate SnOiana cine iolbe,
unD Der alte ShmerenDther 9ing nod
Sofota, no er iein Sorboben ausfiihr=
te. 9orauf lieoelte er na6 gerrien
@ou,ltl, Wtih., ilber uno beirotbete
Srdulein Stellu Slumba9en. 9luh
oieie @De wuroe balo eetrennt uno
Hbimes tebrte nun nah Snoiana Su=
rid, no er 6rau Warp Walib gum
94elbe nobm. glllein bic Gbeibei.
ounssmanie bate ben olten 3roder
nod nibt perlaben, uno I'M Mdrs
1895 muToe er bieie 6rau los. Yor ei=
ni9sn Saaen 1T er Die 5m0lfte @be init
Sr0u(ein @oitb Gptall BON Nrmltron9
6punto, 3d., einae9angen. Dos
Hbi.ues ielner gytan,e betrG6tli6e
Snmmen aeopfert bat fam wobl ni1t
iile;roi ihen, uno an 9llimenten allein
bat ibln pielelbe an $50, 900 9etoltet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-21

Cine 6ineliIhe @brpnit ersdblt, oab
neunSebnbunoert geoafteure elmer
Yetinger 3eitung entbauptet woroen
iinO. Sb iolAer Observation-Disclosures
iiberlGuit ben Seier eine @Gnlebaut ;
er pergiBt lie aber, ,penn er fiiblt, ooB
bic Sbwinoluht ibre sierigsn Srallen
noh ibm ausfreft. Or. Yierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 1T bos
eiilsig tpirtfame Mitiel gegen 2ungell=
ibwdde, 8!utipeien, &urSatbmieteit,
Yronditis, Nithma, i6weren Sulten
uno Gbnli6e 2eiOen.
Stamps, Ga Sapette Co., 9(rtanIos.
Sr. &. .. Pierce = Wertber Serr
SD tbeile Sbnen nit, oaB S6pino=
Iu6t in Der 5amilie meiner Srau erb=
lid 1T ihon mebrere Der Samilie 1inD
oorun geitorben. Meine Srau but
ene S6lueiter. Srau 6. u. Gleorn,
lpelWe al Der SApinoluht ertrontte.
Sic gebronbte Sbr yGol'lenMedical
Discovery" uno muroe gum @ritau=
nen Nller tpieoer 9eluno. Meine Srau
pctte 2unsenblutunaen, uno ibre
Shweiter bron9 in lie, bas ,@olbell
N}eoical SiscDpern" gu eebrau6en.
sd milli9te Elm, unb es turirte lie.
Geit feds Sabren aeist lie nibt Die
oe,inafen Spu,en BON Sbwinblubt.
G;ans er9ebenft Sbr
%. 6. &ogers, W. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-21
Wibernte TT SnOiet nmD coli,
forntid)er @etset.

Sas 9aupt GeIprd1stbema unter
ben San 6ranciscoer Matlern biIoet
neuerbinss Der Nerianot bon caliiorni=
idem @eisen mad Snoiea, cine 0or=
itelung, Die grade 10 un9ebeuerli6
tlinst als mole Scenario Soblen mad
gtem Gaitle ihifen. Snoien lit be-
fanntli6 eine oer 9roBen 8etreibefam=
mern Der Welt, aber, mie i'm 9epeI6en=
tbeile bes rNnseioer" bereits beri6tet
woroen, bat eine fur9tbare Siirre ba=
ielb1t beuer Die @rnte bollitdnbig per=
ni6tet. Sn Dem groBen Noromeltge=
biet Snoiens, nel6es ionlt brei Yier=
tbeile oes geiammten inoiiben @etreioe=
er5eugnihes beroor5ubrinsen pfle9te,
1T iiberbaupt fein 3e9en gefallen unb
iosar Der fiir Die nd6lte gete0ung De,
Grnte notbmenbiae Saatpeisen muB
bonn Nuslanoe eingefiibrt iperoen.
Sie pero0rrten 5eloer ioaen einen un=
ia9bar trauri9en 9lnblif seiudbren unb
in peri6ieoenen 8e9er,oen orobt cine
ernitlide Sunsersnotb. 0or 0tona=
ten idon pubte man, oab Die @rnte
lebr tuenis befrieoiseno ausfallen per=
be, aber 9tiemano ertpartete eine 10
unsebeuerlide Sablase, mie lie li6
jebt als tbatld6li6 berausseitellt bat.
Sasu fommen nod PriUatlahri6ten
aus Calcutta, tpelhe beiagen, oaB aud
Die neue Wei5enlaat iebr i6le6t ltebe
uno oaB i'm Penol6ab im nd6iten
Wfdr5 f,idt mebr als Die 6dlfte elmer
Sur6i6nittsernte eingebra6t meroen
oiirfte. 3uei Sampfer, tpel6e jebt
bDn Sapan bierber unteripe9s lino,
muroen bereits gedartert uno tperoen
bel ibrem bieier Sage gu ertpertenoen
@intrefen ieber Slpii6en 10000 uno
1000 Srnnen gSeisen laDen. Wlan
boft, baB oieIelben bereits W}itte 9e=
sember nit ibrer eriebnten Sra6t in
Snoien eintreffen tOnnen. @a in Sn=
oien eben Der WdrS bic grnteseit lit
uno Der in &eoe itsbenoe Weisen bei=
nabe orei Wonate por ge9inn oerielben
bort anfommen muB, 10 re6net man
baraut bab ben erlten beioen Somp=
ferlaoun9en nod meitere Iolaen iueroen.
SIN porigen Sabre miBrietb Die Grnte
IN 9lultralien tbeilmeiie uno oamals
muBte ebenfals Californian nit Yroo@
ltofen aushelfen. Sebt tlopft aud
nod .bas ionlt 10 meisenreide Snbien
bort ebenfaas um Siilfe an I! Die San
Stonciscoer i6lieben nit ettuos piel=
leibt sn peit9ebenoem Stols aus bieien
Sprtommnilien, oaB Die yDeisenernte
nir9enos 10 liher iei, als in Dem 9ro=
Ben Staote GalifOrnien, menn es rau6
anoere 2duoer unb Giegenoen gdbe,
pelhe @eisen erSeu9ten". 9luberoem
lperoe, bon Nultralien obgeiebtn, audi
nir9enos gBeiSen bon 10 oorsiieliber
Site 9ebaut, als ilt Den fru6tboren
californildcn Sbdlern. Ser CUR 3eit
nah Snoien 9ehenoe gSei5en fOmmt
aus Dem geie9neten Gan Sooquin=
Sbale, in wel6em ppn ieber Der bette
californiI6e MeiSen erseuot wurOe.
Giele Der Weisenfeloer bort beliben
einen meiienipeiten llmfan9, bel elmer
gooengetaltnng, melhe bpn Der @ben=
belt elmer Siidplatte lit. Qlub neroen
beim SGen nie bel Der Grnte Die aller=
mOoerniten Malbinen in QlnpenounN
uebrud)t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-21
0fe ..teMc Hraa.~

9tu6 auf Dem @ebiete bes S6pin=
bells belpdbrt Iib Die vneue Srau", tpie
ourd Die 8erbaftung bon 6rau Wartba
@berett, alias Gathing gu San Sran=
cisco, @al., ans 2i6t 9ebra6t. tpuroe.
Sn einer Der oorti9en 3eitunsen las
Sobn 9alp eine Nnsei9e, pono6 Der
balbe 9lntbeil an einem 9elicatenenoe=
| i6dft billig gu pertaufen iei. ga er
| li6 nit Der Nbliht trug, ein @eI6dit
on5ufangen, begab er li6 na6 Dem be-
5ei6neten Srte uno fono in oemIelben
als gelibe,in 6rau GOerett. 9lIle Qln=
| 3eiAen oeuteten oarauf bin, DoB bas
@elddft Elm gut gebenOes lei. 9ln ben
Wdnoen bin9en &eiben appetitli1er
fetter 8iirite, S6inten uno gerdu6er=
ter Slide, iudbrero auf @eltelen Su=
benoe BON Sannen nit vGorneo 8eef"
ltanoen. 6dlier nit Butter unt
S6weinsfiiBben, 9etrpfnetes Tleil6,
Safe uno Siihlen nit Gingemadtem
paren iiberau Ii6tbar rnO Srau @pe=
rett 5ei9te Dem Selu6er auBerocm einen
9robcn Gorratb pnn Giern in &iiten.
Siele Ser,libteiten mohten auf 9alD
Ginbruf, er ibloB alsbolo ben Sonoel
ab uno iibernobm oarauf oas Gelhdft,
oa ieine Sbeilbaberin fiir eini9e Sage
aufs 2ano eeben pollte. 9lm erIten
Wor9en, ols SalO bas @eibdft Dhnete,
mahte er cine bet libenbe Gntoefun9.
9lls ct nGmlib Die @Iertilten auf einsn
onOeren glob itellte, bemertte er, oaB
jeoe Site nur cine Gage Gier obenauf
entbielt. 9a bas Mibtrouen bes neuen
Observation-Disclosures bierour6 9eweft ma !,
muroe cine ein9ebenoe llnterlu6ung
augeltellt, Die oas hieoerlbmetternbe
Geiultat ergob, bob falt ale GorrGtbe
eitle SbminOcleien maren. Die S6in=
fenbiilien ent6ielten ftatt Sleii6 - Sd=
gemebl. Sie Stolen BON Butter elt=
puppten li6 ols leere gle6bihIen, Die
in ieu6ten Stoft 9eipiteit tparen, bic
400 6lolGen, pelde III roia Seioenpa=
pier geblillt tpareu uno getpille 98ein=
lorten entbulteu iolten, tparen init De-
itillirtem g8uher gefiillt unO gar Die
berrlihen Witrite paten Die gro0ufte
teuflil6er gtieoertrodt. Die 9lotten,
brauneE 9drme maren ndmlib nit eli
lei Suit 9efilllt, Damt lie ieop6 niht
I'M Gnft5uge bin unO BET, ouf= unb OBJ
'6mebten, mar jeOe Wurit nit ein<r
Sleifu9el bei6lpeyt. 9ehnlih mar e.
nit aIlen anoeren 9in9en beiteut. Ill
cine @rfabrung reiber idloB 8alp iejn
9elicateIen9eibdft, er mill Die @inrit)=
tung gang billig pertoufen.