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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
DIED.

BHENES. On Tuesday. February l. 1896. at Sis
p p at his TesiasnSs as Aassacusets ave-
Funeral from his late residence saturday morning.
repffnary ;, at O'Clock. thence to st. Pat
rick tnu-cl, where requiem mass will lie
celebrated for the repose OF his soul Inter
in"hi at @ien"ood cemetery. Friends invited
cox on Thursday morning. February G. 1885,
MARY MNIllAIlN, beloved daughter of b, nj
Burial at ST. l2nagius Church, oAon HILL Nd,
Relatives and friends invited.
AIRY 3, 1896. osCEoLA JONES. formerly Of
Washington, u. G, eldest son OF the late
Alfred and Leanna Jones.
HEATING: Departed this life on wednesday. Feb
ruary .. 1886, CLARA b.. little daughter of
ChesLer b. aud Clara J. Heating, aged seventeen
months ard nineteen days.
frchds are invited 10 attend the func raj No. $50
Florida avenue, Friday, at O'Clock.
at 30 O'Clock. LENA BLANCHE. daughter ot
Minnie J. and The late Frederick W. HOss,
Funeral from the family rcsidcroe. 800 Florida
avenue northwest, Saturday morning Febraary
s at IL O'Clock. .nterment at Glenwooi Gene
terry. =
LlGGETT. At the residence of her son-in-law. J.
1896, Mrs. L0uNiSA CIIAPIINE CARTER
widow of DIR; J. 5. L'ggett of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Funeral service at mouse Friday at 5 pm Inter
Hleht at IahesNll.e, Ohio.
MANCoSOS. Departed this life, on Wednesday.
February ., 1885, at 3 80 am, at his residence.
14i3 { street southwest, Col. PER- IyAI.
FRANCIS MANC0SOS. in his seventy third year,
Day by day him fade
And gently pass away;
Yet often Ia oar hearts prayed
That he would with Is stay.
us hard, We know, to give him up
But we must strive 10 bear the pain
My dearest husband Is ut rest
Where all can meet again.
BY HIS WIFE
1443 C street southwest, Sa turday. February
s, at 2:50 O'Clock pm. lnterment at Rock
pers and Manassas, Va Gazette please copy. l3s
MORAN. On Tuesday, February 4, 1896, at IL
pm, after n long and painful Illness, JOHN y,
youngest son Of the late Eleanor and Denis
Moran.
Requiescat in pace
Funeral a.m. Friday from his late residence al
+ street southwest: thence to 81. Dominc's
Church, where requiem mass will be said for
the repose OF lis soul. ..
ODER. On Thursday February O. 1885, az 1e:lg
am, BuLAH GUY ODER. youngest daughtcr
of john IL. and Merry c. ober aged two yean
Funeral from parcn.s' residence $40 Virginia ave-
nue. southeast, Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Funeral strictly private.
REAGAN. Departed this life on February c. 1896,
at J 30 am, JOHANNA, widow of the late
Fcncrsl from her late residence. 1913 n street
southwest, Saturday, at $50 am, thence TO
st. Dominic's Church. where requiem mass VIII
be said To- the repose Of her .oul. tCOLnecticut
and Kentucky papers please copyD -
WHITE. CHARLES H., beloved husband of Nellie
l.. White nee Wheeler. in the sixticth year
Funeral from his late residence. No. S22 street
northeast. nm. Sunday, February o. 1885,
Friends invited. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
Might BE His Daughter.

Early last evening word was received at
police headquarters that a colored man and
his female companion had been arrested
near Manassas, Va. on suspicion that they
were wanted for some offense committed
here. The female, the dispatch stated, was
in male attire, and the police were asked for
Instructions. Nothing was said about the
age of the female. and Commonwealth At
torney Jeffries said, in his dispatch. that
they would not come here without reuu!si-
ton. The police here know of no such per-
sons being wanted, but Mr.. Preston Z,
Thornton, whose daughter, thirteen years
cid, disappeared from home last Sunday
thought it might be his daughter. Today
the father OF the child went to Manassas
to see the female under arrest there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
ThefIs RenOrIeI.

Tuesday night chicken thieves visited the
premises Of G. w. Sharrett. No. 140S Sd
street northwest. There is a fence about
the yard, but the thief had no trouble in
getting over it, and when the occupants
OF the house went out in the morning they
discovered that four hens and a rooster
had disappeared.
AT the residence of Paris d. Clark, 1910
Eth street. fence-climber called Tuesday
night and robbed the clothesline of a
quantity Of washed clothes
Several days ago the house of Miss Kate
Mccarthy. No. 1103 18th street, was visit
ed by some dishonest person. so Miss Nc
Carthy complains. who carried off some
clothing and 81 in cash.
George Mcdonald reports that a light
overcoat was stolen from his blacksmith
shop en- School street Monday afternoon.
Two boxes of undershirts, supposed to
have been stolen, are held at the sixth pre-
cinct station for the owner
Complaint has been received by the police
that suspicious-looking white man, pre-
sUmably tramp. attempted to climb the
wall at No. 11OS Massachusetts avenue,
but was frightened off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06

Miss Marie Jaeger, a guest ct the Ger
man charity ball at New York Tuesday
right, was taken suddenly Ill n: the Metro
politan Opera House. She died before med
ical attendance could be summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
WAS A ROMANCE.
An Accusation, Arrest, Reconciliation
md Happiness.

uho happiness.
Because Of a lovers quarrel William Banf
south Washington resident, came near
having to undergo the unpleasant expert
en"e of spending some time in a police cell
Miss Carrie Harris. who lives at 1854 n street
southwest, and who some day may particle
pate In services which will change her name
to that of the young mans, is the fair one
who caused him his trouble. She complained
to the police that she had been robbed Of
three rings. but did not say anything about
the lovers quarrel Then she obtained a
warrant for him, charging that he had
stolen the rings.
This morning Detectives Carter and CAL
laher served the warrant on the young man,
and Miss Harris was not far behind them
when they reached the Police Court The
action of the officers had caused her recol-
lectlons Of the quarrel to become a thing of
the past, and when she went before the
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. Mullowny, she
was Williams champion.
m not going to prosecute him." she said.
she showed two of the rings, which, she
SAD. he had returned TO her, but tine third
ring. he said. he would not give her.
III the case is to be nolled pressed In this
way, he was told. you must give her the
ring"
Then give me the ring" said the fair
one, whose actions showed that she loved
ninl, and III give it to you when We leave
this place"
The young man thereupon gave up the
ring. the case was nolle pressed and Banf
and Miss Harris went from court toSether
apparently as happy as if nothing had hap-
pened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06

| o~VSIN- e1VNnHh& II lSV
Remnant Sale.
=, IT'S THE FIRST COMPLETE SALE OF REM.
NEW, DEsIRABIE AND Pretty f1Hi' WASH VA MA Ma
| TElIALS, ALSO BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
ER Prices oS WOOL M2E6 mp uE FOL
| DRESS GOODS COMPLETELY ANNIIILATED.
Remnants
Unbleached Muslin Remnants.
1Bc.
Remnants
Outing Flannel Remnants, in
stripes and plaids.
$40.
Remnants
New Spring Challie Remnants,
cream grounds, with fancy designs
and black grounds, with white col
oring.
$40.
Remnants
. A new line of Pacific Sateen Fin
isled Print Remnants, medium and
light grounds.
Remnants
Wamsutta, Fruit, New York Mills
and Rival Bleached Muslin REM
nantS.
SIC.
Remnantsg
| Plain French Chambray REM
nants, in new blue, pink, navy, Or
ange, black and old rose.
6Hc.
Remnants!
Wool Mixed Challie Remnants,
bright designs, printed on navy and
black grounds, an unlimited selec-
ton. 0%c.
Remnants
! New Crinkle and Gauffre Crepe
Remnants, plain evening shades and
dark printed fancies; also mourning
effects. SIC.
Remnants9
Yard-wide Sea Island Percale
Remnants, all the latest spring fads,
for ladies' and children's shirt waists.
8Ae.
Remnants
| Plain Black Extra Quality Do
mestic Sateen, the Beetle brand.
SIC.
RemnanHtsg
3o-inch Satin Striped Light and
Black Ground Cotton Challie Rem
nants, imitation of the new French
STYLES. SIC.
Remnants!
New Madras and Cheviot Shirt
ing Remnants; also neat effects in
Cream and White Ground Figured
Duck. SIC.
Remnantsg
Barnaby Dress Bingham Rem
nants, small checks and hairline
stripes, all light grounds.
GHc.
Rem nantsg
Persian and Dresden STYLES in New
Light Colored Flannelettes.
SIC.
Remnantsg
Large floral effects in Cameo
Drapey Remnants, different col
ored grounds, full 80 inches wide.
SIC.
Remnamtsg
Plain Black and Fancy French
Sateen Remnants, the very newest
spring patterns.
H2Hc.
Remnants
3o-inch wide Navy and Black
Ground Wool Challie Remnants.
H2Hc.
| Remnants
Our entire line of Double-widtl1
| Wool Dress Goods Remnants.
Worth J5c., zoe. and 23c.
us.
Remnants
Our entire line of SO and 4o-inch
Wool Dress Goods Remnants.
Worth 25c. and $50.
H5c.
Remnants
Our entire line of Black Mohair.
| ALPACA, Sicilian and 4o-inch Hen
rletta Remnants. Worth soc. and
6oc
2Sc.
This grand aggregation of Rem
nants will be found on our sd floor.
Take elevator.
Remnants from different depart
ments to be found on the first floor.
Remnants
Black Satin Striped and Brocade
Eelveteen Remnants. Per yard,
IOC.
Remnants
White Silk Crepe, slightly imper-
feet. &C.
Remnamts9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
Licensed to We'd,

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following: Frank Brooks and Mary Briggs:
VIII Briggs and Ella McKelden; Richard
Nigal and Belle Carpenter; George T. Rob-
irson and Susan c. Garner; William Wash
mgtcn and Georgia Prim, Benjamin f.
Williams and Mary L. Johnston: Conrad
Ockershausen and Louise Ecker;; Edwin
X Gerow and Anna +. Slee: John Green
ara Lucy w. Falls; SaXtus A. Eddins and
BESSIE ). Webb, both Of Charlottesville.
Va; Seymour Blondhem OF Alexandria.
Va, and Florence Mayer Of this cityI
John Gutmann of Deanwood, ID. c., and
Anna L. Gruber of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
Criminal Court Cases.

In Criminal Court No. >, Judge Cox, Isaac
Chapman, young colorcd man, was today
convicted of second offense of petty larceny,
and sentenced to two years in the Albany
renitentary. John E. PRODIGY, a young
white man, was acquitted of the same
charge. Peter Holmes, a colored boy. plea ded
guilty ofs embezzling six bushels of coal
ana was given SIX months in Jail. Charles
MobIey, charged with larceny from the nar-
son, and William Colbert, alias johnson. an
old colored man, charged with violating the
pension laws, We're committed for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06

tended yesterday, despite the gloomy skies
and drizzleS of rain.
Mrs. Olney was pleasantly assisted by
Mrs. Mirot, Mrs. and Miss Hoppin, Mrs
Arthur Brice, Mrs. George Fraser Miss
Stewart, Miss Newcomb, and the Misses
Conrad.
Mrs. Carlisle had Mrs. Draper, Miss
Thornton, Miss Page, Miss Hamln, Miss
Sutherland, Miss E-hel Blanchard, Miss
Cobb. Miss Moves. Miss Helm and Miss
Rcdman, and Miss Bryan presided at the
tea table.
Mrs. Lamcnt's reception was almost
musicale besides. Mrs Alber:ini, Mrs
George BurweI Davis, Mrs. Pickering
Dodge, Miss Closson and others gifted with
unusual ability and charm sang during the
late afternoon. Mrs Lamont had the
pleasant assistance of Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs
Doe, Mrs. Babcock, Miss Cochran of New
York and Miss Bryant. who are Mrs La
montS guests; Miss Stevenson, Miss Ire
main, Miss Jane Fuller, Miss Edith Owen of
New York, Miss Aline Wilcox Miss Cush-
ing, Miss Dandy and Miss Rawles
Miss Herbert was ugrceahly assisted nv
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Reed, the Misses Mccain
non and Miss Gilmore.
Mrs. Harmon had Miss Taft Miss Poor
and Miss Harmon with her.
Mrs. Wilson had Mrs. Dabney, Mrs
Howry, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs MontaSrl, with
Miss Boyton and Miss AsQuith, who are
now her guests.
Mrs. Hoke Smith had her guests. Miss
Hoke, Miss Merrimon, with Mrs. McCreery
Mrs. Judson Clement, Mrs. Richardson and
Miss Uhl, il her receiving party
Miss Morton was assisted hy Mrs George
Spalding, Mrs William Stirling and the
Misses Oberly.
Mrs. Stevenson did not receive yesterday.
but Will resume her receptions next We'd
nesday.
The guests ard their friends at the Ham
ilton will be given hop Saturday light
The next dinner dance will be a domino
party at Corcoran house.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Mrs George B.
Davis have invited number of small chill
dren to brownie party in honor of Mas
ter Albert Wilson Davis.
Miss Closson will give dance on the 18th.
The Chilean minister and Mrs. Cana will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
The Master Painters.

The Master Painters Association held a
special meeting last night in order to ex-
press their sympathy with President Thos.
A. Brown on account OF the death of his
son. Mir. G. E. Kirk presided. a resolution
of coincidence with the president and his
family was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-06
Public ScEncyS

In The Stars Almanac for 1896, on
page IL, will be found interesting info rrla-
ton concerning the public schools - the
District. At all news stands and at The
Star office. Price. 25c. copy.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

FL. H#H a-#..% E.| .r
Ser Il fang bes en9ltf@en
@enoiien daftSme ems III
ouBerorbentli9 bebeutenb. SIN Sabre
1895 beitanoerl r,idt peniser ais Ill
@enoiienidafte1 init l,4l4.5lS W!,ts
elieoern i'm 8%ereini9teu aonlsre'@.
SIR aqpital belief it'd alf 92l,2oo,'
900 uno tire @eiammtpertdufe crre.d'
ten 952,20O, 600, mas Se9er1 oas Vor'
iabr cine. Grb0bur9 bon f2.5OO,O OO
bebeutet ; 81 Yro3ent Der 0ero!1e1'
fdafter, IS Rrojeat ibrer Mitglteoer
tuarer In Der iid ilber oas game Va11a
erftredenoen Hereini9un9 inforportrt,
2s,674 Berionen tuaret In9eittllte IN
Ron5umpereinen, 1903 IN Prooutttu<
aeuollenidaften; i'm @an,en allo ltebt
cine Mr,nee bon So, 0UO &6pfet III tbre1'
Dieniten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

te er aelaat: ,6ol Gu9 NQe ber Ecu.
fell" unb ibm bic 1biir setpteien. Mls
er bineins. bate ct ieinen B''rtder
bereinserufen.
vSobann!" brittle ct.
Die Raiino : Orbinana bate oas
Na9folsenbe bon benz 8uridsn oeS
Oberften erfabren:
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adblte bieier benz Rameraben. "So=
bann!" brullte Ct mid an, "tean1t Ou
bieien @Gbelg"
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benz Germ Oberft." -
limb peibt Du - tannft 0u Dtd
erinnern. bate i'd seftern Mbeno. ala
i'd na& benz aaiino cling. oiefen ga
BEL um9"
.3u 8efebl. 9err Oberft!"
ullnb tpie tam i9 3urid9"
so Tam ni&t fasen, 9er'
Oberf!"
.Du bift Elm Rameel!"
Damit aog Soba1r tid ourlld.
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iiber ben benz Germ Oberft e%ingefano>
ten SGbel ni9ts mebr. :.
Der BefiBer tuirb fi& bitten, 1t@
au melben", ertldrte ibm 6err BON
Nuaft bas Rdtbfel. nGr tauft ii@ ltez
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benz Germ Oberften, 1T Is thug, bic
Sa4e ni9t an bic 9robe @lode gu
bdngen. Ct tpirb fi@ fasen, bab mir
an benz 2iebesmabl : Mbenb ale etpas
i'm Ropf gebabt baben.
Das fagte er gu benz Raftno>S11z
fpettor. 8ei ti@ aber meirte Ct mob
man9mal binterber, bub Ct germ einerl
3unbertmartf@ein baran tperoer
gu piFen, Oh ber .Mlte" troB
feines @tinf4tpetgens ni@t bod ben
san3ea ~3ufammenbang burdf@allte
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

unermartet 3u etnem Ser
m1gen TONNE lit Der farbi8e
6austnedt zines befannter MilipQu,
Tier Observation-Disclosures. Sdor, Dor
Sabren bate Der untetnebmlu9sluitise
Sarbi9e $500, Die er lid eripart, In
cine @iienmine in Der Nabe BON 8tr'
min9bam, slla., 9eitedt. Sabre lang
bSrte ct betreifs bieier Sumrae ni9ts
uro er elalbte fem @rlparniB f9en
perloren, als i'm oieier Gage bic 9a9.
ri9t iiberraiGte, oaB oas betreffenbe
Dergtpert uertauft ,uoroen lei unb baB
fem Nntbeil an benz @rl6S $4,000
betra9e. Der iiber Nadbt gum raapita.
lilten" @emoroene mill nun feline Gage
I'm ionnigen Siloen bei9lieben.
UurN 1etnen @e1ang 3u
ether Trau 9efommen 1T. elm June
ger Mlarn in Berlin. St mod)te bon
ieiner id6nen Gimme aus9iebisen
@ebrau6 uno entjiidte baourd feline
Qauswirtbin, cine reide @ittme, ber'
art, bab bieielbe Dem @dnser 9er3 uub
9anb artru9. Der @lidlide ioll ft4
nun poteenomrnen baben, ieiner Che
ltebiten gun, Dante re@t oft porluiia'
gen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Gin Kbeles. @ef1uanib.

70 idreibf elm oeutidldnoiides 9latt,
beiaB Marieuburg, WeitpreuBel 10
LANCE Der 0eian9enenauiieber 9aoer
bort jd,altete ur6 waltete. Gr mar
uidt muir ben ieiner Obbut unteritell.
ten Geianaener, elm duBerit mbii4'
tiaer @0nuer, er ,uar aud beitrebi. (i4
bel oenen, bic erit in 3utunit li@
uuter leinen Gd)ue 81 itellen ge;,uu1''
ae,1 ,parer, in portbeilbaftes Sitbt ~
feten. als elm Maun, Der bic 3atunft
in's Nuee iaBt, madte ct bel Ser
urtbeilten beljeren Gtanoes nctb por
bereu Gtraiantritt in oeren WoDnur9
8eiud unb ieste linen uno ben j3uriid'
bleibenoen gum 1roite feline @ruro'
tdte bel 8ebanolun9 BON @~efan9e11e1'
ouseiuanber. Giele 0runoiaee gipfe!'
ten iammt unb ionoers in Der Quintei'
fen, ,lebe11 un6 leben laiien." Wlar1
ipuroe 10 befannt, uno Der Strafantritt
hattie oana ni1ts pon ben ionitieer
Sdreduiiien zines iol@en. Ginsebet1t
Der N%noeutunaen 8abers periab rlar
iid ausreideno NIT beutid)er Oleid9s'
mime. uno 70 fonnte mon bic 9traf'
,eit gan, ansenebm perbrineen. Wetn,
aoanat, Dier uno 8utes Giien CAB ee,
10 ipeit baS @elb nur reidte; iptroe
ben 6erreu @efan9ener bic 5ett ~
lana, 10 ,pnroe in Der Wobnun9 bes
Ba6er elm Gtatden aufSele9t, u:to mar
ber 1rieb nod @eiellisteit nod ltdrter,
70 ,uuroe entlpeoer tn Der Wobnu1t9
Babers cber in elmer 9erdumi9en Belle
elm tleiner GonmerS %ab9ebaltet. Wtatt
le9te elm 6dBben auf, mar luiti9 iro
outer Dinge unb ftredte fid bau1 NIT
Sen, B%emuBtiein, einen fibelen Tag
uerleM AT babsn, uub nit etner1t &C.
bSriscn Aiicn auf ben Strobiad.
90 r1ardDer ber 9dftlinge mar per-
beiratbet rnS iebnte lid mad ben get'
1iaeu: audi oa ipubte 8aber Hatb.
Ct fiibrte ben iebuenoen @attea am
Nbeno in bic Mrne Der liebenoen 0at'
tin unb bottle inn ,pieber ab. anoerer.
fetts lief er aud Trauen, tpentt tie NIT
einem 9roben Yroptanttorbe tnr t9!e
M2dnner antamen, 81 ie1e1 In BE
Belle, 70 lange fte pollten. Nattrlt@
ipar Baber bel all ben 3e9gela8e1
uub euten Griibtiiden babel. 60 per.
anitaltete Ct aud einmal bet Gintrttt
zines reuer, 0efansenen eineu tletneu
antrittstommers lnb i@idtc, ale oas
Gelb bes neuen @aites, Der aaf etuen
berartise1, ieitliden Gnnpfaus aattirlt4
,i4t 9eredanet hattie, ~ Guoe moi. TIN
aleid tpieber mad 9auie, UNI nod t.ebr
5u bolen, >uorauf bann luitis ueiter Sc.
trunten tpuroe. 8aber ,purbe uctiirlt4
meser ieiner pfliftmibrigea 9aab'
lungspeiie beltraft; bic anfla9e mar
aber aud nod meiter 9e9e1 jeb1 aaoers
Yerloneu, idmmli@ Strafseiansfae
besiebunssmeiie beren Gbefraue'1,
,ueae1, Beamtenbeiteduns erbober.
Gas Qanbgeridt @rauoenj fpra6 ieoo@
btele Mitansetlagten fret. Die @taats.
antpal1i9ait leste Sesen bieles urtbetl
s,par 8eruiuuo Elm, bod beitdti9te bas
Nei@sgeri4t baiielbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Wtn HaD I'm VotarMeeS.

UtN U00 I'm VOInVWeets
9m 0auie bieles @inters ,piro Na's'
tsnS Mert iiber leine Norepol.9Tpe'
tiiion iertig porliesen. Sam belonce'
res ,Snereije mlB Der Abid)nitt be-
ten, SIR bic ocntwiiroi9e uno IN oes
Weididte Der Polarforldur9 obns
stiteuitiid o%aitebeuoe Sdlittenrette
Nauleus uuo Sobauiens pom .Grau.1
aus aeaer ben Morbpol uno Suriid BIO
Nranis Soicfss9anb b%ebanbelt. Was bic
beiben Widnner auf bieier 8eiie ~ e.
buloen batter, oauon Sibt naditeberoe
Gpiiobe einen Beoriif.
60 mar tur3 nod Der antunft bet
! 0ran;z SoiefssVanb. Die beioen Yolar'
r%eijenoen battsn ibre 5uiammeneebun'
benen 0aiats nit barauf befin6li9eu'
Gdlitten. Eropiant unb Munitton an
Stranbe selalien nno ,paren in,e Na.'S
Qe,oaeu, I'm, ;u refognosSiren. ploslt4
iraate Olanien, Of benn AUDI bic 4oiatS
aut ieltsemad)t ieien, uno ale Detbe
umfebrten, Inn iid) oauo, ~ iiber5eli'
aen, iaben lie, baB bic beioer aaiate
nit alien Snden nett orauBer. aut
benz Weere swiiden Gisitiiden Idtpau,'
men, obne oaB es cine M6sli9feit ~
aeben jdieu, lie 81 erreiden. Gnt'
idlolien mari Nauien feline 6leioer ab,
init Nusnabme Der wollencn SADIE unb
Der Oole oenu l1adt wiiroe er 'iofort
eritorrt fem. uuo mari lid In baS bon
Gis 9eilllte @aiier, UNI ben 3aiatS
uad,uibpi mn,en. r3bue es ni4t!'
bate Sobanien warneno gerufer, bier
oab es aber feline Nabl. 0ie aaiafs ~
perlieren beoeutete iideren COB, lano'
iomen 0unsertoo. Damien, Der piels
teidt flint, uielleidt sebn Minuten
aeidwcmmen mar, iiblte idon, wie
allie feline Glieoer iteif III ,ueroen be-
aannen, ais CT ans 3iel fam. 0un
9alt es, in bic &ajats III tommeu, aber
iteif seiroren, mie CT mar, ,uollte bies
nidt 9liideu, uno er lag einen aueen'
bid till unb iiiblte ME bic eiii9e 3dlte
INNER bSber in ben @lieoern fties.
8iele @ebanfen burdtreu3ten in bteicra
Nuaenblid fem 6irn: CT ba9te an
6rau unb Sinh = fir beren 3ufunft
tpiiroe Der @tortbins uielleidt ior9eu-
an Ben ,Tram' unb an ieinet treuea
aameraoen am Stranbe, Sobanleu, Der
nun lan9lam at Iooe bun8ern mttBte.
Nber er n,a9te nod cine duBerite Graft
a%njtrensuns, uno es sliidte linn, tnbeu,
ct lid Lungs Der 8oote leste, oas cine
8eiu aui Die aaute 5u befomme.1 urb
ben &0rper nad;usieben. Giir. eiuen
halo III Iobe 9efrorenen Mau11 mar 20
feline Gl%einigfeit, nit ben aatafs al
ben @tranb suriid,ufommen. Aber als
er enolid) sort mar, ,purSe Ct bon
sSobanlen in einen Sdlafiad 8eitedt
uno BOT, linn 10 LANCE bearbeitet, bio
bas 8lut mieoer in Beue9un9 tam.
9lm naditen Sage mar Nanien ipteber
friih uuo munter lpie porber. Aud
iSobanien bate wdbreno bieier S4lit'
tenreije @ele9enbeit 8ebabt, baS Naf'
fer bes GismeereS 1tdber fenuen 81 ler'
men. N(S Beioe in eiAer Nadt beraiibt
,paren, ibre brei S6titte1 itber cine
@palte i'm 1reibeiie III brinsen, ftet
!9obanien-bei iiber 40 @ra6 4dlte-
nit Dem ba(ben &6rper in's Ma5ier.
Seine &leioer ,uare,t nod benz 4erats'
tomn,en iteif ,pie @las, uub es bausrte
einise Gage, ebe iie mieoer wei& tprr'
ben. Z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

Dreibi8ta enbunba@t
linte Obren borer, tpie 8erltner
Blatter %erjdb(en, in ser beutf@eu
6auptltabt beut3uta9e better, ais bte
redten, unb 3,par 1T 6tefe intereifaute
Ibatia9e ber madienoen @@6rteN ber
linfer Obren felt ettpa Is 9abreu In
idbrli1 'teigenbem Mabe beoba4tet
iporoen. MlS bel ber 3unebmeuben 3abl
Der beobadteten 6dlle mad Der @rurb'
uriade 9efori6t muroe. ersab IT'D bic
iibereinifimmenoe Teititelluns, BAT bic
bolbieitig i9arfb6renben BETTER zines
oielbenusten Ternipre@apparates limb
ober an einem iolden piel bei9dftigt
>paren. Gas 66rrobr bes Telepboas
miro meilt nit ber linten 6anb bon.
6afert ab9enommen unb an bas LIME
Sbr gelegt, mdbreno bic reGte 4a1o
baufi9 gum S1reiben beniitt tpirb.
Ole unteriudten, bic nit benz ltnten
Obre bas leiiejte @erduIh i'm Ecle'
pbor gut E6rten, peritanoen f4le&t
ODER gor tidt, ,uer,1 lie nit benz redb'
ten Sbre 3u b0ren ueranlaBt tpuroen.
Das 1elepbon bot aljo e:nen nad'
weislid jddrienoen GinfluB auf uniere
@eb0rnerpen. Sc empfieblt ii9 aus
bie(em @runbe pielleidt, beim Tele'.
pboniren abmedielno oas LIME unb bas
tedte SDr ju bcnileen.