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win BE- available for tho service next
week.
The medical corps NJ th, army exc
., cts yellow frycr a. app.ir umuHg the
troops at Santiago nt amy time. The
lNhl inN"rH which are now INVADING
many ~ the men may ut any moment
haHu'n' malignant typ.H For this
reason ufEUnt rrcpmu HudHtlums have
h-rn MAD that tn iruUus bv taken out
w the country uH soon aH possible.
Iho surgeons declare that the hurr0rp
or long continued f.gEc VIII bo I'M
cnlculNhlr. ana in their upIuIlu Do Will
y" found better 60 lose hundreds of mon
ln an aggressive assault than tu expose
tho 'nilrr army. and this country aH
wen, 20 % devastating epidemic ~ yell
low fever
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Peace Tau, Keeps on.

New York. july lathe Tribune pab.
lifhes the following from It's London
corr spnndeuti
vera ~ quietly that peace is'no,v nos.
flhle without risks ~ revolution. sa-
rusta Ia not willing 10 sacrifice hia po-
litlcnl reputation by proposing peac.
nnder MIRA conditions. We IL bent upon
having slmo convenient substitute IN
cur The unpnpularty. when peace hns
been made he viii return to onloe ana
de M harness.
There is great Interest here In the
eeendll'onA OF peace which the United
states propose and there will he ,ser-
eml disappointment II a war indemnify
based upon iln Philippines he 40 inen,
ere that either France or Germany can
Igl., ne iu9nN ana ohtn'a .ss"ssioh
the European powers viii not inter,
vtne IN any way unless high indemni-
" be proposed, In that event The
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Madrid, July r., mldnIght--An ofn-
olll dispatch from Havana says;
"rhf Americans attempted 90 eject
a landing 40 Tiynhlu1l. near Tunaa.
tn retreat tu the ships, which covered
the landing and which fired 200 shells
40 the forts one suluilul was wounded.
"'Ihe Americans made the attempt
further away hut thy worr again re-
pulsed. An American transport Is
ashore at puuta CanUy'
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down here 10 command and shall prob.
ably remain but few days II II
too late % make any changes In the
plan of campaign, even II | desired 20
do va. iiut | have no complaint 10
make. Things seem Ia be moving In
Eo0a shape. intend 90 look over our
lines and positions nnd study the sit
untlon thoroughly hut ! viii not Inter
foro In the conduct OF the campaign.
This h likely o. be the only trip I
shall make to the front"
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Madrid, July mIlnlshL-An Official
dispatch from lIoilo, says;
A German cruiser which left Manila
on july Oh, brings a letter from the
captain general saying the situation Is
UNCHANGED.
The German cruiser says the Amorl-
cans expect 1000 endorsements by
july 18th, when they win attack Manila
from the north.
Two rebel chiefs have been shot Adj
Vices from Luzun report a general ris-
ms In both province. In operations az
Sierra Capiz. 20 insurgents ana %
spauards were KILLED,
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Ing uows from Gen. Nules are current
aud a. fUylIug Dl lUpiD lion sH,uH tI
pUrNHdU the white iuuHH. Al Ul hH
cabinet members arrived iu Response
o. The prpFidruta summons except
Secretary HlisF. Postmaster General
Emory Smith arrived 90 1895 o'clock
o. was learned that thH situation
among the troops before Santiago Us
that there are fourteen Suspicious
cnFoH uf frycr among the employees "
The quartgrmuatUfs department NJ the
American army Pending the doior-
mlnatiun uf the exact character nf the
fDvur these men have been Isolated
FROM the valley near Sih1ney and
placed under the care oi Immune doe
vldyd Zoo anticipation u Just such an
Cmurg uCy.
Confidence Is expressed by the mgdl-
cal officers uf tho army ana navy Zoe
Washington ln th. ability ~ our SUR
rcuns Co stamp out the disease.
DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT
Washington. July i1-rhc war de-
purtmUut received dispatches today
from Gen. Miles and Cen Hhuftcr. ana
tho navy department received dis.
patches from the nOai un Santiago.
The contents ~ these several dispatch.
eel were not made public uu ca noon.
They had tn effect. however of aroul-
ms officials. both military ana naval. to
unusual HciiyEg
Coupled with this was nm undorcur-
rout ~ apparent anxiety throughout
army headquarters, The HdNlU.H Hprrds
lly led 60 war council it iha White
House. 90 wh.uh SUcroinriC1 t.nnE and
AlEcr and the members or the war
hulrl were prcaent Adluiant General
Corhin also was ut the White House.
BEFORE SECRETARY Alrcr went 60 tho
White HOUSE. hr had u conference with
surgeon General Stcrnbrrg. who also
had received dispatches from tho sur
Elcal corps near Santiago,
Although the dispatches were not
given uut, those in % position % speak
lutDlllEHuIly uf them r1Id that any
anxiety which might exist was not iur
90 material change iu the military
situation, nut rather tu mo severe con.
dtlnuH surrounding our soldiers no
| a result Of the rainy season and the
tsrrnr storms ~ thu last fFW days n
what rNtont uur troops Weru affected
the uuthuriiltH would not disclose. as
they desire 10 avoid Unnecessary app
prOhrnfiuu,
Although tho dispatches were thus
90 u WIS stated definitely that
M hrhilnr was in progress up a. the
t'Ws 90 tho iaFt report 10 was nisp
stated mat the fears that ths enemy
mlEht secretly draw m some uf ihplr
forces 90 the mountains north ~ aluti-
ago had not been realized. Tho city
was Hiill surrounded, Il was said. ana
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0rN. fonALs mum nnrusAI-

'bhdliion u Anair. which Led the span
b Commander To Make todsy's Appeal
fon jufagua, July u, $ am. via
nuian. jamaica. July -. 10 am
ihe negotiations Tor q peaceful sur
Der of Santiago Dc cuba ended In
10 failure today, and the city must
by The sWori.
Zen Toral. The spanish commander,
finally and definitely refused to nc.
Skaters proposition Tor an IN
! ii''nal surrender, ana the American
p now only awaits the word NJ IT,
rfal 90 b. In, Just when the attach
nrsln ID not exactly known. l.
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uoSonISG coMMonoRE scIILry.
Fable Demonstration Given In M. Native
Town.

Frederick. Mo-. July IAN onthu-
slastlc denomination IN honor Of Com
modorc Winfield scott schlcy ana his
brilliant victory Of Santiago was held
In this city tonight Tho commodore
was born here IN 1870, ana many NJ
those who participated IN tonlghta
celebration were llfo long friends OF
the naval hero,
After q procession IN which several
thousand persons tool. part, mass
meeting WIS held In courthouse square.
Hon. James Aosporry. chief oi the
Maryland court OF appeals proalded
and addressed the ausemblagc Hon.
". r. Wood Of Frederick. aud Mrs.
Donald Mclean, regent Of tho Now
York chapter Daughters OF the Ameri.
CON Revolution, also delivered patriotic
addresses.
ltrauluttnns wNre adopted amid great
enthusiasm, eongratulating Commo-
d0rc Schley upon his splendid victory.
These We're slgncd by the city officials
cugrossod and forwarded TO the "Vice
Admiral Of the United States navy"
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Cat Another Gable.

Playa del Este. Guantanamo hay.
July la-Capt Youns OF the Hist.
commanding an expedition composed
OF the Hist, Hornet and Wampa-
tuck, yesterday tMonduyD while Oh
hanls Cruz, succeeded In cutting the
cable connecting Havana with snntl.
ago, Via Clcnfucros, Trinidad. The
United States and Manzanlllo.
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...,,,r,or. u. G. July IA
~ Apartment has given out
.rsvinr from Gen. shaftcr;
,,r, General. Washington. d. c.
,,-.Aousrss Near Santiago. july
v,rr telegram saying no modiiiea-
n ordsr allowed. just received.
h,l an Interview Of an hour and
M lin con. Toral. and have cN-
Ia ths truce until noon. ! told
n,th.s surrender only would be
.l.r,d and that he was without
q escape and had no right to
,,us Inc nrht. think Il made a
Il Impression ON him. and l hope
Ne surrender
Z b. refuses viii open on him AZ u
a tomorrow. with every gun ! have
. Will have tho assistance OF the
IL Who are ready To lombard the
: s.lh lJ.lnch shells.
~" suAFTER."
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IlICADIER GEN. B. \. LISCUlI.


WA'hlnron, July il.-Ths Prealrent
directed me promotion OF Lieut.
Worth, Thirteenth Infantry: 4. u.
sun, TWeniy-flurth Infantry aLI
y Ewera, Ninth Infantry, to the
iif OF nrsid.er.seberil. In recogni-
"a oi thslr sallant and m.r,toriuus
-oa ~ 'he operations about SAN
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Paris. July l2.-The officials " the
Spanish embassy here communicated
10 the Iresi this afternoon dispatch
from Madrid declaring IL came from
an authoritative source. II sst forth
only lighting IN order 10 maintain her
rlght % rrpel unjust aggression" she
VIII continue the struHgle until "she
obtains an honorable peace, whatever
sacrifices may be necessary 10 attain
this end"
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Washington, July ia,-Captain Saw
yer, signal officer at Key West. has
reported 10 the war department thar
the chip san Domingo wan wrecked on
the Isle Of Pines, Cuba. while trying
TO run the blockade. Her nationality
IN unknown, Captain sawyer reports,
but he believes she was one Of the
vessels secured by Gen, Blanoo 60 run
the blockade and furnish food supplies
10 his army,
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Italy to Attack Colombia.

Caracas. Venezuela. July lathe
Italian squadron under Admiral Cam
diana left L. Guayra ON Monday for
CarthaEenn Colombia. In order 10 seize
tho custom house there Tor the nom
execution 90 the CcrTutl claim.
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Chicago. july is.-In an unprctcn-
tioua wooden box which arrived In
Chicago today were the ashes OF Cap
tam Charles V. Cridlcy late com.
lnander of Admiral Dowcy'H nlrshlp,
the olympia, The box was trans
shipped over the Chicago a Erie rail-
road 10 Erie. Pa, ths home ~ the
commander. No escort accompanied
the urn.
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81. Louis. July i2,-CoL Smith. deputy
quartermaster general, has received
orders from Washington 10 secure 200
teamsters for service In Cuba. In adj
dition 10 these men, who are wanted
Immediately, Col Smith has been In
structed to secure NIFTY more mule
paekera.
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wAIrrN0 nrronr havana.
American ships Keen sharp Lookout
with Occasional shooting.

New York, July la-n the following
letter 10 George Newton, ~ Newark,
n. j., j. 4. Mlniey, formerly of hl0om-
field. n. H.. hut now with the auxiliary
cruiser Badger. stationed on Havana,
gives an interesting account VI the
sinking ~ the spanish blockade runner
on the night OF the Fourth VI July.
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powers may use their diplomatic ON.
ecs for obtaining tho reduction OF the
indemnity.
Whether the Indemnity be- high or
low. Spain unlided win neygr nay III.
but, unless II b. a substantial one. some
European power viii pay and then the
United states VIII Dr. compelled 20
withdraw from tn Philippines prec ,aeiy
ms Japan has retired from the mainland
Of China,
England eagerly desires America 10
remain rem no. ntly In the Philippines.
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AuIlou. In Advance.

London, july i2-A dispatch TO the
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says
the American squadron Is expected ut
Tangler about Friday,
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'g,shngion. II. C., July ia
ray Alrcr has received the fol-
rs Dispatch from Gen. Niles
playa del Este. july u.
Htay of war:
Iu meeting between the lines at
Gen shnfter and Gen. wheeler
DE- spanish General Toral. were
snt ,hs latter claimed that he IL
b. 90 act without authority Of his
nmsnt but has received orders to
,iav and surrender the harIor
b. munitions NJ war and east
ran.on Of cuba. lie urgently re-
~ Until tomorrow noon 10 receive
rrd irum his government regard
j 90 " our government 20 send his
u % spain. which was granted.
MILES,
MAJOR General commanding
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TORAL PLEADS FOR TIME.
oved TIL Noon ThursdayAulhOrized TO Give Up All But His
Men and the United States Offers to Send Them TO SPAIN

These Terms Rejected the Assault Begins tomorrow WI"
t Fal-Amercans Hold Commanding MISUNDERSTANDING
steady Advances-Army and Navy Ready for Attack
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FEARS OF YELLOW FEVER.
Important Dispatches From The Army in Cuba Cause Hurried Con-
situations and Much Anxiety at Washington

Contents Not Given Out But is Understood the Military Situation
Has Not Changed and that the Worry Over Fourteen Sus-
picious Fever Cases Stamping Out the Disease
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D.. 1tllnulsai National Libsrty
~ 14'l ii-rhc Flrst ohio cavalry
H. ID. 'np carly today and started
IN l't.ney 10 Tampa. Tho feal-
, H." 'll ghrd nine miles TO Tingnold
~ lllnH Werp boarded. SIX trains
40 ,ll.l.l 10 move the comnan!
gbis mlNlnF orders for other reRl-
Nss,in'lg YET been received.
b. r,9 'N we regiments In the park
tay IN working several hours each
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= u''' NII'' TO leave In a Pow DAYS.

Slnrs,s',u 'agua, July II, s. y. M, via
M. IN, Iar july ~, 10 a, m,-Gen.
llsoei,,. the correspondent OF the
''''a Press. u have not come
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-yrs,so PAPER IS THE
NE ~ TO-DAY. The MORN
|'''. .,srs IS THE PAPER OF
ErsrreoAN
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0crIt9 III.

sSronflna Wlorls eeosn @eorQe Gra-
ter. Dent al09er ,uurDen 1886 5u-
eeiproden.
Dior9oret MeGIain osaen Sanes
McUrsgpr. yeroitt fir ben glnae=
tlaateil.
gBm. McGloin asDen Sames MeWre-
gor. glnf Soften 0es Gldaers Suriid=
3e3paen.
Suiepb McGue aeaen gliSabetb Mc=
Sue. Ibeilam nnetorDnet.
Yhilip Banned 9enen 2uiber Stnfer
ii. u. Gem Gldaer nuroen sl540.96
sueefprphen uno Nertauf anaeoroner.
Gnian Garpenter aeaen Games 8.
MeGulousb. @eroitt fir Den 2lnee=
tlaaten.
gie Gril1inaltlaesn aesen 8eorge
9urris uno Nina GrootS megen Gbe=
bruh muroen als unbeGriinoet fallen
gelahcn.
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Gopcr GurrcSponOcns.

glm Iebten ssreitas, 6. 9llai, peritarb
oabier nod fllrser uno suerlt anid)et=
neno unbeocutenoer &rontbsit. Die 8at=
tin oes Srn. 8. Selmtamp, galtor Der
beutIN-lutb. ct. Sobannes : Stride.
Cine tleine grtdltung, welde leioer in
Qunaeniieber austrat. biloete Die uriahe
ibres 10 friibseitiaen SAeioens. Die
geeroisuns fanb am Sonntaa, oen 8.
Woi nutt unb tpurocn nah gebiibren=
Der 6eier ieitens 5ablreider slmtsee=
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5beilnabme Ieitens Der bieliaen gepDl-
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Iigen neuen 6rieobofe bearaben. Die
erbebenoe 2eihenieier in Der neu reltar-
rirten Stride unb Der fait enoloIe Sci.
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bohem Nniebcn Die Gerholbene in ibrer
@emeinoe oeltanoen bat uno tuelhe M6=
tung Die ganse 6amilie all9emein ae=
ncB. SSrau Selmfamp puroe i'm Sabre
1866 i'm Staate Miiiuuri aeboren UNI
perbeiratbete iid i'm Sabre 1891 mil
&ep. Daniel 0elmfamp. Ser Gbe ent.
iproHen a Ginoer. tpelhe nun init ibren
tiefbetriibten @ater uno Sahirei6ei
6reunoen ibr friihes Siniheioen be-
trauern. Gie @eritorbene errei6te eli
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@pnhnnlrrH.
ewiepseerid)tsbia.

Das Bunbes-Mbseor orbnetenbans bat
cine Ghiebsaerihtsbia ansenommen,
um Mrbeiterlpirren I'M alplihenifaatliAen
giIenbabnberfebr gu bermeioen.
3ommen stplihen elmer @iIenbabn-
geielihaft uab ibren Mrbeltern Gtrei.
tiateiten iiber lEbne, Mrbeitsfunberl
ooer ionfige MrbeitsbebiWunaen gum
glusbruA, 10 iollem auf griu6en elmer
Der freitenben parteien Der gunbes-
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smiIhenltaatliNen 0anoelseomlniifion
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nur. falls belbe parteien barein Mill.
qen - bic Mnselsgenheit Dor Elm
Shieosaeriht BON brei perionen tom.
men. BON bensn ie elmer bon ieoer bel
Der itreitsnben Darteien uno Der brittle
bon ienen beloen ali ernennen lit.
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GiSeubnbnMniau.

s
glm Sonntca beranitaltete Die glepe=
lano. gifron q Columbus 8aln cine
Geile bon greurlionen nah Columbus,
um bem gublitum 6eleaefibeit 81 gee
ben, bas Oortiae 5elolaaer 81 belud)en.
giner bieier grellriionssiiae entaleiste
beim Ginlaufen III Die Staoi Columbus,
als er oas @eleile elner anosrn gabn
freuste, uno babel wiroe &a3in 6rep
ppu 2ouispille. Start Co.. aetDotet
uno fieben Perlonell mebr coer neniser
perlebt.
guh bon bier iuaren mehrere perIo=
men auf Dem @rcuriionsStse, oa bieielr
ben aber in ben binteren Waeen iaben,
70 tamen lie nit Dem Shreden oapon.
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= MbtniroI g1ellon faate bon ben
Gpaaiern: Sn GrieoenS3eiten iinD lie
qrpBe prablbanie, in 9rie9s3eiten arobe
Geislinse uilD ~ ieoer 3sit 9rObe Diebe.
Wlaa man in bieien 2anbe iiber
bic Gpanier Denlsn iuie man mill. fiir
ibre a6nigins &egentin bot man nur
Mdtung ilnb Mitltib.
Die pntriotiiden Bitrbrauer bon
Gbito9D unb Cincinnati baben aus areilbs
iibtr ben Sin BON Manila fdon jebt,
bor ginfibrung BET Qrie9sifeuer, ben
Nierpreis nm sitlen Dollar pet Jn6 er.
b6bt. W2ebr 9s9eiierufla nit ipeti9er
aIiobol iaalas, man 0tiuib ni9t perIan.
Gen.
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lleber benz 3riessldrm perslBt man
beinabe, bab Der @ongrek iib aub nod
nit Sahen befaBt. Die nibt aul
ben 2ries Yeaus baben. so bat Der
8unoesienat Dor einisen Saeen cine
3eiolutien angennommen, bic als l6.
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prdiioenten Sufalen. Sir ben ssai,
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ION porbanOen 1T, lit Der GongreB er-
mddtigt, Sll ertldren, ipelher Yeamte
bas Unit bes prdIiDenten all perIeben
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if.1
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fit ben Gall Noriorge au treifen, oak
elm erpdblter prdlibent Itirbt, ebe er
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mem Gilsnbohnsuae ooer bel fonif einem
un!all eeinsinlam perunsIiden. So
sDiiden BEN 3eitpunft Der grpdbluna
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Qlm S. Wlai in llbridrpilles 6rau
Marp McGoiliifsr I'M Qllter pon SO
Sabren, z Monaten uno 20 Gagen.
Qlm 6. apai in Eenniion Gus.
Suepplp I'M Mlter bon So Sahreii. Der
geriforbene ,uor Ii, Snlterbara. Yssn=
ben, aeboren uno fam ihon in lliaeno-
libem Utter in bic Wer. Staaten. 6riiS
FER beirieb Gnepplp cine GUT freq,ieriirte
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fabr IL ,}abren aber tam er nod Een=
dilon, mo- er elm aleideS 8elhaft ubsr=
nobm. ST binterlabt eine 6ran ilro
Slpei Ginoer.
YIN 9. Meai in Stem gbiiabelplia
SSrau Sarab s. Smith. in, 9llter bon
Is ssahren. z Monaten uno IS Saaen
oil Mbeumatismus, bon melhem id)lteB=
lid an1 bas Sers ererilIen muroe. Vie
0erItorbene mar eiilv Sodter BON YIN.
Yppers.
9lm eonntag in Canal Doper 6rau
Mnanias Sarpsr i'm allter pon SO Sab
rem oil Der Mus5ebruna. sic hlnter-
ld6t einen 8atten uno bier tleine &ln=
Der.
9lm 10. Mai in ibrer Wr1nuna in
ssairfielo Sp. Wittme Marie &ains=
berger, i'm Utter bon bsinabe go Sab
rem.
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8eisb. mel1es bic lebte 6eiebgebune
paIlirte, aibt es bon jebt on tsine
Id,parse qiite mebr fir bic Suriii9en,
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ni1ts mebr perabfOlaen loQ.
g}ah Dem alten 8eiebe fonnte cine
6rau ooer ireeno eine perIon, bic oas
ran intereiiirt mar, bingeben nno ben
Namen hes Mannes, ben man ae9en Die
Werluhunsen oes Gonies 9lltobol ihii-
BEN wollte, beim 9pmnibip ober Gitp
Glert auf Die ihuarse 2iie iebsn uno
wenn Elm Wirtb ipdterhin einem folden
Manne etipas perfaufte, 10 founte er
uuter Dem Noair.8eiebe fir Sdaoen=
eriab belanet meroen uno iino in Sus=
caru,pas @Duntp unter oieiem 8eiebe
aud cine eanse Geihe BON SdaoenerIaB=
Nniprii1en erboben noroen, tue!de ein=
selne Wirtbe piel Gelo aefoitet baben.
9as Nmenbement ibafft Die ihrparse
2iIte ab uno beltimmt, oaB ben Wirtben
periOnlid gtotis aegeben tperoen mub,
merm elnem Manne feline aeiltigen 8e=
trdnfe me6r perfauft meroen oiirfen.
Inter Dem friiheren @eiebe muroe bic
Sdmarae elite su sablrsiAen Grprei=
iuneen ausgenubt, inoem elm gBirtb
eieentlid ME eerau luihen fonnte. oh
Elm Mann auf Der ihwarssn elite mar
ober niht uno mir tuiiien bon perldie=
benen Sdlen, no Mann uno Srau ein=
trddtis suiammen arbeiteten, um einen
Wirtb su branblGoben. Sn iOlhen
6dllen gins Die before Sdlfte bin, lieB
Den BeIpoiis in Die iAmarSe 2iite ein=
traaen. porauf bieier Die Wirtbi1aft
auIlu1te, oeren Gigentbiimer man als
Opfer auseriehen bate. Sort lieB er
iib - natiirlih in Geaenluart BON
3euaen - gu trinten aeben llno bann
lpar Der 3psf erreidt. Ser Wirtf
muroe berflagt uno in ben meiten
| 5daen besablte berielbe lieber eine be-
trddtlide Sunn,e. als oab er Die Sade
Dor @eri1t tommen lieB.
Dieiem lnfus madt Oas ansefiibrte
Mmenoement Elm gnoe.
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Seine l1ria(bt
sum Magell

@enn Sbr BEL uns Sdnbe
fault, 10 tbut SIR bieS nit bem
flaren 8eritdnoniB, 0aB bieielben
TO lein miilien, tuie mir erfldren,
baB iie iino.
Gs nta6t babel feinen Inter
ibieD, Oh SIR billise S6nbe
fnnft, ober Die tbeueriten.
sllle miiiien Gu6 paiien unb
miiiien Gn6 Die Dienfte tbun,
ipie mir Gu6 DerIpre6eu. Wenn
bies ni6t Der Gou 1T, 10 be-
fontmt SIR Guer Gelo 3uriid.
Dies. s.Deranlaht uns, iOipobl BEL
lnieren Ginfdufen ipie BEL unie=
rem Bertdufen a6tlam 81 iein.
SIR ieio sons iider, iDenn SIR
Bel MIR einfauft.
0ta,tf' 'sS dj,tbitore,
S. 6astorb etrats,
Canal 1obet, q.
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@rteNtNe.

Sur bic am z. Wlai enbenbe
Wo1e blieben folgenbe li9t retlamirte
Briefe auf Der bieiigert pofOfiiet
Wlrs. Wlap Bafer.
Mib Mlperoa Broipn.
mrs. 9lDra @opl0n.
gDm. Dauis.
9iinarb Grann.
Mrs. Qittie 0elmid.
g. g. 0DtDarc.
Mib Cora Miansfielo.
81. 8. Me6arlanO.
Gomuel WanrIctp.
g. Y. Nealp.
Daniel Quinlp.
g. n. Dtarbotff, -. 90.
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0eiratbsb esptnlar,,aem.

&oplano 6. Marlban - @lpoe e,
Qrers. Is
gBm. 0ooper - Nnnie Gufins.
@oofrep q. Sef - Gbinnie 6. GinieD.
Otto 6. 9emutb - Grace 3an9ebn.
6rant W. @ilIon = 9iilie M. Sbpmp.
ion.
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Gin ihon sebrauhtes Damen=gi-
epele 1T biais su pertanfen bel Yurn-
lioes.