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DEFECTIVE hRGOR PLATE.
Perhaps the Newport News Constructor Is
n IIIItlr Inn pnriIcnIsI.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Dec. 4.-For
many months past thu navy depart
ment has been having moro or less d!f-
iicul,y In obtaining suitable grade o:
steel for the construction OF nava! YES
sells and particularly nt Newport News,
where defective plates have been found
in several war vessels. Possibly the de-
velopment of the weakness in the plates
may be attributed 10 u. adoption there
of improved methods of construction,
involving the Use OF Hanged plates IN
stead OF fat plates connected by angle
rolls. or It may bo that the constructor
In charge at New port News is more
particular than others as 10 the quality
Of the plate he uses, but 1t Is certain
he has rejected and thrown on the
hlnds OF the makcrs-the Carnegie Co,
an unusually large number OF plates.
The attention OF the steel board has
been directed to this subject and con-
sideration Is being given to the Ques-
ton asto whether It will he necessary
TO change the system or 'nsacction at
the steel mills or make the spcciilca-
tlons more rigid
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EXTRA SESSION
Favored hy Congressman licphnrn-po,'
s.bio IarIr L.siitptIUn.


WASHINGTON. Dec. i.-Congrcs6-
man Hepburn. OF Iowa, chairman OF tho
house committee on Interstate COM
mcrCc. and Congressman Drodcrick. OF
Kansas, both Of whom arrived to-day,
are In favor OF an extra session and the
Immediate passage OF n Republican tar
III bill Mr.. Hepburn flvors moderate
protective measure. Mr.. Frederick be-
lIcycs ;hat no silver or financial leSi5!a-
tion will be enacted either by this or the
Succeeding Congress. The house, he
said, would block legislation favorable
10 silver. and the senate legislation in
opposition 20 Il. The only hope, he slys,'
Is an international agreement. lie be-
llcyes the Republicans Will carry out the
spirit OF the 81. Louis platform deClara-
tlOn IN favor OF an International agree
ment and take an aggressive stand in
behalf of n commission TO accomplish
such an agreement.
Representative Thomas. Of Michigan.
says the sentiment In Michigan IS dcc!d-
cdly In favor Of the Immediate passage
ot 81 measure to raise revenue. The
Dnglcy bill with sem" notifications. he
says, would be satisfactory. 81 recOg-
nizc, however" said he. that the sem
t!mCnt from Canton Is an extra session
and for complete revision OF the tariff
In accordance with Republican doctrine.
and do not look for much legislation at
this eesslon beyond the passage OF the
regular appropriation bills"
Mr., BrOder.ck and Mr. Thomas say the
sentiment In the west IS decidedly in IA
yor Of the recognition OF the lndepend-
ence OF Cuba but they are inclined 10
think Congress having expressed It's
wish. the question of decisive action
rests with the executive.
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carnival Of robbery, massacre and out
ragc has occurred Tho report COM
plains OF the withdrawal OF the Elfis for
Turkish missions usually made by the
American churches ana gays: ut has
seemed like the American churches
were likely TO finish the work which FIRE
and sword has begun"
The board thanks the American dIpl1-
matte representatives. In Turkey for
their energy In protecting tho persons
ana property OF tl, missionaries. The
receipts Of the board during the year
reached a total Of 17i3,l0i.
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BRADLEY NOT A AFRAID.
WIN Calf an Extra session and Isn't n
Senatorial Candidate.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. i,-Thc Com
merc!al Tribune will tomorrow print
an interview with Governor ". o. Brad
ley, Of Kentucky. who is here for treat
men; for throat trouble. but not serious
~ H. The governor. In answer to a
question. said: 1T IS my Intention 10 call
an extra session OF the legislature as
soon as circumstances justify It." Whcn
asked II the senatorial contest was one
OF the circumstances, he said: Some
persons say the reason do not call an
extra session Is because ] am afraid |
cannot be elected to the senate. No one
has had any authority At any time to
usS my name IN connection with the
senatorial contest"
Il will call an extra session for that
and other purposes the moment ] have
the assurances tha; 1t will secure needed
legislation"
lie also said he had no favorites whom
he was grooming for senator and that he
was no: going to Canton from hc:c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
BLIZZARD IN VIRGINIA
Norfolk Cat or From tho Outside World.
Twelve Incre. OF Snow.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec S.-By mail to
Suffolk. Va, Dec. 4.-N0rf0lk was cut
off from the outside world by the severe
blizzard which struck this vicinity on
Wednesday evening. Transportation
was delayed In every way from one 10
nine hours. There are at least 100 tel
eGraph poles down along the Norfolk &
Western railroad between this city and
Suffolk, distance Of only twenty miles.
Al the telephone telegraph, trolley and
electric light wires ATE down In the city,
and pedestrians have to be Very care
ful on account of live wires in the
streets. Thus FAR no deaths have been
caused by the severe blow. Snow is on
the ground in some streets at Least i
inches deep. No wires are In working
oricr TO the coast and no marine news
Is Obtainablc.
This is the worst lay out Of the tele-
graph and telephone companies since
1885 There Is not single wire running
out OF the city. The damage to proper
" Is enormous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
BOOMING ALGER
Michigan Wants Him In Tho Cahlnrt-rhe c
Inaugural Escort arranging.

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,',',"t,
CANTON o'' DVS' h-Coi' lieckcr. OF
Detroit; President Angel, OF Michigan
University. Ann Arbc Col II. NJ pnf.
al, ,,a,r,,,, r,.,st,,,,, ,,o,.,,,. :, A.,
r'G De'''", 'ii, ISt pn.r3, i'',Sosh, W wv
;M,oitSau Sn,iLin, S.r.,, n."o na,o.', nun 'vo'SI
S,,r, Sp,,u'"s, n ~ ,,;,, Va s,I,r, y, o.
IMAM; nH., nv,,, , ~ s,a, ds,S, s"stn"", aH'
iiUm "s,I",' Mcl'O'l' w..
vJiSt,'"sr" ,.,,T, !" pa'S va t.m,S". rNS
",,.,' V.' q 'Ia'i' '',u7 ~
Ni,IsIni, T'tteoH W. '. u,,us' W MHJ"'
49, ,,',S nc,I 'r1,c ,,r,,. ,,,,s ."''S'
'HtS We" "S'N' '"S f"''! 'S'N'"s "
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I'M F.nierses From His fIoio.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Senntor David
3. Hs!l arrived In this city tonight
about o'clock To reporter who tried
10 interview him on political matters
he said: There Is nothing 10 say on TIE
limo OF politics. ! am EOirS over 10
Washington on Sunday. I am Demo-
crat. as you know. and viii do the best
] can for what | think TO be the inter-
csts OF the party. | certainly Will not
say or do anything In THIS session TO
widen the breach between Democrats.
There arc questions VI finance and tar
III which are bound 10 come up. These
I viii dIscusE en- the floor Of the senate,
INT not here"
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Big f'ire.

LIGONIER. Pa. Dec. i.-Firc broke
out in NJ. Clifford and Sons store last
night at L. o'clock and before assist
ance arrived the entire block was swept
from the face OF the cnrtM and 100000
worth of property went up IN smoke
and ten business firms cleaned out.
The buildings destroyed were the
clifford block MurIOCk's Jcwclry store,
Fowler'R tin ware store, Mcllcr's hard
ware store. Hon. y " Markers resi-
dencc. and business block, LISonIcr
Echo office. postOillCr and Marker
genera! stJcC.
Tho fire was flnally controlled at I
o'clock. after wabsr OF buildings
had been torn down 10 prevent the
spread OF the flames.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

WASHINGTON, p. c., Dee. i,-Post-
master General Wilson to-day checked
the operations OF an enterprise that has
been sending insulting and threatening
letters broadcast by Issuing fraud or
der against the Western Lcttcr Brok-
eragc Company. Of No. q Twenty
fourth Place, Chicago. The concern
claims TO possess a host Of compromis-
Ing medical letters ana In lieu OF the
demanded fee threaten TO deliver the
letters TO schemin6 blackmailcrs.
hands that have no mercy and will
s,oop to almost every crime on the cal
Cndar."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

READING. Pa. Dec, i.-lt was learn
cd tO-day that the Philadelphia Il Read
Ing rolling mill will likely hr started up
about January /, and that Millsgan Bros.
OF New York are to take charge
The Union Bridge Company received
the contract to construct the big bridge
across the hudson 1t New York for 500
O0o 900, and It IL understood that NJ I'LL
Ean Rros. will furnish much OF the ma
trrlal Further information ls that In
the even, OF tho mil! being leased by the
Union bridge Company, the works In ell
probability will be kept going steadily
for eight ypr,rG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

NlENOMINEE. Mich, Dec. 4.-hr ice
gorge has formed in the McnOmincc
.Ivrr at Fischer. In this county. and the
river has ovCriiowCd its banks In sew
cral places as far up as Twin Islands.
The large relay farm Of the Ludingion,
Wells and Van SChaack company is
covered with four feet of water. Above
Fischer the river has virtually chang
cd Its course. and has swept into the
Cedar river channel Much property
h flastrnyrI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
GOLD AND SILVER.
Report Of the Director OF hint'-ColnnSc
During the Trnr-Thc WORLDS supply
N,f nIf. Mpnyv.

Rruort ofthc Director or Niints-CoinnSc
purIur the Trar-Thc Worlds supply
or M,taiIIc Money.
WASHINGTON, n. G.. Dec. 4.-The
report OF r. T. Preston, the director OF
the mint, shows the operations OF the
mlnts and assay Offices during the iis-
cal year, 1896, together with statistics
Of foreign countries relative 10 the pro-
ducti0H. coinage and monetary condI-
tlOn OF each
The original gold bullion deposited at
thc mints and assay offices during the
year was valued ut SOS. .T69,3SS. The
original silver bullion deposited repre-
sented n coinage value OF Sll,GI2,OT
The purchases OF silver bullion for sub
sdinry coinage under the provisions ot
section 1926, Revised Statutes, was lS',-
JIS Ane ounces, costing $l2@i99
The coinage executed q the mIutE
during the fiscal year was US follows:
Gold Sie.sTS.agO: silver dollars $780,
$50; subsidiary SILVER $2,g39Sla; minor
coins $500. 1887; total. 1l,lSS,52S,
There waa total coinage Under the
net of July Il, 1870, NJ tO Nnvcmhc" l.,
1896 of S5G,20GSsG, with RClgnioragc
Of IS.3Ot.C%;: leaving on hand q; the
mints balance II l2j,OC!,GG2 fine
ounces costing $ll2S65.G2I.
The balance "a hand July !. 1896.
available far subsidiary silver coinage,
was l,i6l .T0S fine ounces costing N.5li.-
go.
The average London prize OF silver
bullion during the l,Hcal ycnr was
equivalent 10 5oGSnnj; the New GHrl;
prltc was $O.GSiDl and the average price
NJ tho par Of exchange wlG S0GI5SS. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
REPORTS CONFLICT.
Rumor That Wcylcr Has SuS.
taincd Another Defeat.
FIVE HUNDRED WOUNDED MEN
From the Spanish Army hrrivo III IIs-
guard Of NiRrto', Command was De-
fentti-IIcport that nn Entire Spanish
Garrison Deserted 90 tho |"bans-Guer-
lila Fighting In tie Vicinity OF Havana.

KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. i-Passcn-
gers by steamer from Havana tonight
say train with flvt hundred Spanish
soldiers arrived there to-day. 1t wAs
said most OF them came from the vlcin-
ity OF San ChrIstobal and Candclarla.
No definite statement could be had as
from what battlefield they came. Ru-
moss prevailed on their arrival that
Wcylcr had sustained another defeat,
Counter statements were also made that
the vanguard OF Maceo's army had
been defeated.
Moreover Il was announced that Wey-
Ter is on the eve OF attempting 10 storm
some OF the hal tops where MaceO is
cntrenched. and this has raised great
expectations in Havana.
This afternoon 1: was current rumor
on the streets there that another gar
r!son OF Spaniards had deserted over
to Maceo with their arms, ammunition
and stores. The place was not given.
though 1t Is supposed to be near Pa
laClos. Over four hundred and fl!ty
men were in the garrison. Late In tn
afternoon, guerrilla fighting was re-
ported across the bay from Havana.
Just beyond the line Of forts small
party OF insurgents made dash Into
the suburbs. They succeeded in killing
three Spanish soldiers. capturing one
captain and firing several houses. They
lost five men killed. Several American
correspondents at Havana have had
friendly warnings to the effect that
Wcyler IS contemplating dcDortlng
some of the more outsp0ken ones be-
cause the!r reports do not please him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec. i.--Thc
proposed prosecution OF the Iowa state
soldiers home officials grows out OF an
iHvestlcatiou made there by con-
grcss!0nal committee. Pension Bureau
officials. though having no connection
with tho ease. are surprised ut the de-
volopmpnts OF the inquiry and say that
the rxacti0n by the management of all
IN excess OF Sc per month from all In
mates Ia n direct violation OF law.
Somewhat similar charges were made
gOmc time ago agnhns, Governor Sm!t!I
OF the national soldiers home at Lcav-
CnWOrth, Kansas.
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VARIOUS VIEWS
In london Regarding the Pinn'to Make
NIr. Iaynri n Present.

LONDON. Dec. 5.-The Daily Teic-
graph this morning devotcs three COL
umns to It's project for subscription for
farewell Christmas gift to United
states Ambassador Bayard. The list OF
subscribers for the day includes Sir
Henry Irving ana Dean Hole. The total
amount subscribed. including the or!gt-
cnei the list. is cl6S. Sir Henry Irving
writes In connection with his subscription
The present you suggest would pe a
graceful compliment
The Chronicle has another editorial
this mognig In depreciation OF the pro-
ject.
An editorial in til" Morning asks:
What has Mr.. Bayara done to he
brought into r!Glcule IN this manner?
The sooner the Nroprictors of the Daily
withdrawing ;heS Inscription, the bet
for"
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CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Dec. a.
The water tonight has recedcd thirty
seven inches and many Of the buildings
lately under the flood. are commencing
10 rcappcar Some OF them have been
crushed in by the Ice. \ few business
men are moving back, although the ma
jorIty will remain at their present loca-
tions ana take no chances. The ice pack
has ceased to grow, the anchor Ice being
carried under the gorge by the swift cur
rent OF the river If present conditions
continue. the !cr will gradually wear
away. Everybody is feeling not only re-
licvei. but very aNnEuinc over the out
IDDls
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NEW KIND OF PRIZE FIGHT.
A AKcutucl.inn Is TO Have Contest with n
Bear.

CEREDO. W. Va. Dec. tit IS an
nounced that match for $500 side has
been made for fight between Thomas
stevens. Of Catlettshurs. Ky. and II
bcHr, owned by B. +. Wilson, Of this
place. The bear IS u tcn-monthS-o!d
cub. and is 4 vicious young brute. Ste
ycns Is 10 bG provided with a hunting
knife with four-Inch blade, while the
hear ilrhts with natures weapons, Tho
battle isto takSeplaco at CatlettSburS,
Chrissm2s evening IN the opera house.
Stevens Is not novice at bear-fiSh:ing,
and has killed several OF them in their
native woods, though in this contest he
VIII be Handicapped by the size OF his
vI,DyNO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Blshop Kcanc
arrived from Washington THIS afternoon
on his way 10 Rome and VIII sail FOR
H2.vrc Mt noon tomorrow. lie said: "I
expect 20 arrive In Rome on the 10Th. Or
galh Inst. when | will nt once report 10
the holy father for du!yl The Dopo has
already expressed his intention to make
me an archbishop and a Consultor Of the
congregation Of the prOptEanda. and Of
thc congregation Of sacred StudlrB.'
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HAMBURG. Dec. AT meeting OF
the general strike committee mere today
II was decided to declare Il general a:riSc
and a pamphlet was issued calling upoa
all day labOrcrs. engineers, harsemcH,
Jumpers and eur men 10 Quli work In o.
der to bring the business OF the por! 10
complete standstill. The majority ot the
quay l1hOrers have oBcycd the call and
the remainder will probably quit work AZ
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NEW YORK. Dec. d.-Conercsaman
Charles S. Grosv"nOr, Of Ohio, Ia III the
city. In an Interview to-day he said:
81 do not think Mr Hanna or any
other Ohoa,n viii be In the cabinet"
"Do y1m think the DinElcy tariff can
pass" the reporter asked.
81 do not think we VIII have any tar
nc legislation this scsaon." FaplIcd Con.
GroSYrnH". "l am opposed 10 the Ding
Icy bIll, ScCluac +. follows In the line Of
the old mody, pcrnIcIoua and inadequate
GYgtcm Of nl NalnrHm dnllcH."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

NEW YORK. Dee i.-Thc eighty
sixth annual report Of the American
board OF commissioners FOR foreign mis-
sions. made public to-day, shows salts
factory progress In nearly n. the mis-
sionB except those OF Turkey, where IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

new manufacturing Industries to To-
cate alOng It's line OF railroad in Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois, This road has II
great advantage In being ublc TO fur
nlsh very cheap fuel.
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NEW YORK. Dec. i.-'r'o- night Col
oncl Fellows ~ In Il critical conditions.
Two physicians remained wirh him all
night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
POOR BOOKKEEPING
Partly the Cause OF the baltimore
Il Ohio's Troubles.
THE REPORT OF EXPERT LITTLE,

Nh, Accountant OF tho Reorganization
,,umilt,r-O,er-Stat OF Income
ni,royrr,d-swelird by Amounts tiint
,,,,,d Have Conc to rroht nnh Loss.
Error, Involving Millions OF Dollars.
Many Improper Entries arc Found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
MORE CONFIDENCE
In the Business World Reported
by the Review of Trade.
VERY GRATIFYING REDUCTION

OfFallurs, Since the DIsiurhunctk Due TO
Ground for the Confidence 10 Generally
EIprC,srd- ,bhndonmcnt of Two Zig
Combinations II Good slEn-Iron, Wool
hnd Wheat situHtidu Mn NJ lltturnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
SILVER SENATORS
Who noltcd the Republican Nomi,
nation on the Ground.
WILL NOT OUTLINE PROGRAMME

tn'il They All Get T"Gethtr-Their httt.
tuic Toward Tnriir Legislation win De-
pend on Caucus Action-Thry SUI
Claim to br protsettonisu- -PGpa,h. pef
fer Works on Some Denngogy-Sirrd =
dies Tnrin To Get Votes In Contest for
It election.
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For West Virginia. taIr' warmer; south
crly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
fair. except on the lakes: local showers
and generally cloudy; fresh to brisk south
wCatcriy Winds.
I.ocnt Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
By C. SchncNf. druggist. corner -Four
tCcnth and MRrlic; streets, was as follows:
; c. n,.,.,......... c2,S y. m............... q
= u, Gl............ ."li y. m,...,....,..... A
H. m,...... .....,.. SSIWcather-Fair,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27
Die fetnolid7en 8rIoer,
GrSdblnng bon $. D. 81.

@ioertnno 0egen Die bertulii6e &raft
oes ihpnrSen Ycter. Gr r~ilttelte Den
i6lufenoen Gaois mad uno perlieb
eini9e Winuten ipater Nrm in Irm
nit Dem Saumeluoen bic S0ble.
,,2sg Did i6lafen. Sun4e." ia9te
Der Nteiiter 81 florian, lid babe cine
o~rin9enOe grbeit fir Did, gu muBt
friib auf!"
,8ute Na9t, Weiiter!" erlpioerte
Der &nabe, ltrefte ii1 auf ben Sooen
Der S6miebe uno le9te ieinen &Opf
0ui Die g8ei9en oes Sunoes.
Ser idmarse 9eter lab iid bas Yaar
einen a~u0enblit an. 6lOrian bate
Die 4u9en idon geI6luNen, Der Suro
ouloete rubig Die Salt ieines Shlaf=
tameruoeu. @s mar eiu riibrenoes
Siio, Der iebr i6warSbaarige Suno uno
Der uie Elm Suno bebanOelte, blono=
lodge, bleihe &nobe, beiOe l6lafeno
auf Der I9mubigen GrDe bin9eiireft;
aber in ben 3itgen oes Meiiters tOnnte
ma bon wirtli9er &~beilnabme ni6ts
entoefen.
Ser Sun9e iOu mir ben S6lihel
MADDEN" ipra9 er nur balblalt Dor
ii9 bin. Damn 9ing er binaus uno
Oeri9IOB 9inter li9 Die @ertltatt.
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Sic Grantbenlatii6e &,eilmetbuoe.
(ou6 9ounibetOtismus oenonnt.l

Sihere 6etlull9 fitr ale 6rnutbeiteu.
GopobIbsi 'rii3 eutItauoeuen aIs bel alien (brors
iGsu) 9etOen, bic allen WReoi3iUeH uu0 Salbcu Jrn,
oebuteu bGbeu, fam man Dtcie Setlmtttel als leRtsy
@ettungSsNufer nit 3uOerfiAt anlpeu0er. SauIenh.
bon RrouteH bic oon ben aer5ten auigege5eu nuroen.
habeu bur1 Die auUeuourg 0%erielbeu l6r Sebcu aereT
tet. uno pOuige 9eiunbbeit pteoer erluuut Wfftboi
luuNeu RbCr bic muuocrbareI Ruren defer feaeuSrsi
den SeIlmetbOoe. iotote oe HOtbige auIcttir1 ,r-
GcIbitbebuuollug oaer 8rQutbeIten tiH0et man ~
r1etrem gebrbube (l6. au1., 800 2. tart uieOerosisrt
csg SrIauteruOe 9trCu!ars peroeH portufret ,uIs.
iauot
John Linden,
Spejtalar5t Der GIant1ematilbsn 9etlnetboS.
Letter Drawer 9leOelauo, S9tn.
Gfitoe uno gDobuuuo: &S prospect Str.
Wau bite lid DOR Ndli6uu9eI uuo ialiben
Aupretiungell.
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I'M HraGr

und ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparilla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfOhlen. Seine grOsSen kuren slnd
dnrch gereinigtes Blut vOllbracht - kuren der
Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautkrankhelt, Rleulna-
tismus, Neuralgia, Katarrh, Neryositat, Neryen-
schwiche. Es kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ISL
well eS
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so made did iofOrt baran!"

6lorian ging un0eiGumt ans @erf.
Die Nrbeit bot ieltene S9wieri9feiten.
aber err peritano, lie gu iiberipinoen.
Gr bate au9enbliflib be9rihen, DAB
es ll0 bier INN etWas NuBergewO6nli-
Dies banole, uno wuBte, oaB i'm Die
barteite Strafe treffen wiiroe, tpenll es
ibm ni6t geldnae. iein SerIpreGen pabr
81 MAIDEN.
Gr itrenate iid oober auf's GuberIte
an: er priiIte uno llnteriu9te. er NAB
uno feilte. er ibliif uno pplierte, oils
hing lein Seben al oieier arbeit.
Oils bic beioen @eieaen in bic
S6mieoe tameu, Ia9te Der Meiiter 81
6lOrian:
,.Su tannlt jebt aufb0ren! Wenn Oh
Suit bait. 10 9eb' in ben 8arten uno
ipiele nit ben &inoern!',
Seit bier Sabren mar es oas erite
Wal, oaB ibm Der Meilter erlaubte, nit
ben &inoern Su ipielsu. Sn rai6en
Spr!ingen tuar 6lorian bel ibnen i'm
8arten. Sa sab es Elm Srelen uno
Subeln; ein 2auien uno SaI6en; lc
tummelten iib i'm @raie, Iie tlsttsrteu
auf Die Sdume. ie pfliidten Slnmsn
uno 2aub uno b~etrdnsten ii6 llno Die
3ieQeu, bic auf Der g8ieie peioeten, ltno
bic &aBe. bic iib i'm SOnnenidein rcdte
unb ltrette.
Suianna traute ibren Iu0en ni6t,
als lie in ben 8arten fam, I'M Sup
pen9riin 81 bolen, uno Die brei in
ibrer Suit unb Er0bli9teit bsilammen
iano.
I'm @ottesDilen, 6lorian. mas lit
9eiheben9" rief lie binaueileno.
Ser Mellter bat mir llrloub ge9e=
benz"
,llrlaub-9ir, Slorian?"
limb mir aeia9t. i6 tOnnte nit
8Ottfrieo uno @Dben i'm 8arteu ipie=
len. pern ib nollte!"
Was beoeutet bas?"
SD babe meine Nrbeit portage Qes
maht-i0 mollte. i'd oiirite es immer!''
.gtir wdrees aud red" ia9ts 8Ott-
frieo.
6ortiebun9 foIQt.)