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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DOMINION Line.
Royal Mail Steamers-LiverpOOl Ser
vice.

From From
Liverpool. Steamers. Portland.
Sat, 10Th Jan. Labrador, Wed. Feb. 2, p. m
Thurs. q - Vancouver. Sat, . Il, l p. m.
10 Feb. Scotsman, &c, p. m
"a Labrador, Mar. u, p m
Boston service.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA. QUEENSTOWN.
r. NJ. s. CANADA, FEBRUARY 10. $50 a. m,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, 5000 and upwards. Return
S1c0 and upwards according to steamer and ac-
commodations.
second Cabin, to Liverpool London, Lon
donderry and Queenstown $34 to $42.50, Re-
turn S66.75 and $3.50, according to steamer
and accommodations.
Sreerage, to Liverpool, London, London,
derry. Glasgow, Queenstown and Belfast
$22 50 and $3.50 according to steamer:
street. T. P. MCGOWAN, AIS Congress street, j.
W. Peterson, 2 Exchange street. or David Tor
rance & Co., general agents. foot OF India
dec2sdtf
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Retail 6recers' sugar Ra 1es.
Portland market-cut loaf Z: confetion a y
&c; pulvCrised SO; powered, Sc; graAui'ited
STA coffee crushed 6c;Yellow A..
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European Markets.
BY fclegraph.
LONDON. Feb. %, ls9s.-Ccpsols closed at
1l2 1915 for money and 1879 for account.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 25. 1S9S.-Cotton market
is firm; American middling at 3 7-16d; sales
10000 bales, including 500 bales for spec
ulation and export.
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THE PENSION LIST.

Washington, February 25-Pensions have
been granted residents of Maine as fol-
lows:
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Cotton Markets.

FEB. %, 1898.
NEW YORK-The Cotton marker to-day
closed dull but steady; middling uplands 6Ac
do gull 61zc; sales &c bales.
CHARLESTON -The Cotton market to-day
was steady; Middling 11-i6c.
GALVESTON-Corton market today was
firm; middling Sac.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market to-day was
firm; middling5 5 IL I8c.
NEW ORLEA NS-The Cotton market to-day
was firpi; middlng 5ssc
MOBILE-The Cotton mar8es to-day was
firm :sniddling 5 11-l6c.
sAvANNAH-rhs Cotsen market to-day was
quiet, steady; middiing $3.50.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS as

PUNTA GORDA - Ar Gath. sch Augustus
Welt. Sproul, Galveston.
PORT TAMPA Ar oath, sch Mary l. ii d
Dow. Malcolmson, Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA-C 23d, sch Robert a
Snow, Pillsbury. Wilmington.
AR at Delaware BreakWater Oath. sch Geor
gia Gflkey, Gilkey. from Demerara via st Tho
mas for New York.
PROVIDENCE-Ar Oath, sch George Bailey
ROCKLAND-Ar 25th schs A Heaton, Whit
ten. New York; Thos Borden. Arey, do; E G
Willard, Arey. do: BrigadIer. Hinkley, Port
John Perry, AchoLn, Portsmouth.
ROCKPORT-Ar oath, sch VIM Lippett,
Boston; Diadem, Blake. do.
Sid Oath. sch Myra Sears, Fullerton. for Bar
SALEM-Sld oath, schs VIM Cobb, Cook, I'm
Red Beach for New York: M Marrett. Harris
Rockland for do; Adelia T Carlton, Wall, Rock
port for do; Rather, Hunt, Grand Manan Tor
New York.
Also Sid Oath, schs Il Bodwell, and Mary
Langdon, New YORK; John J Hanson, Oliver
Cobb, johnson, doi Venelia, Darby. Boston
svTNEYARD-HAyEN7- Sid 2sd, sch James
Young, Thomaston for New York
Passed Gath. schs Nathan Lawrence. Green,
Norfolk for Boston; S NJ Bird. Philadelphia for
do; Grace Andrews, Satilla River for do; W
Balano, Charleston for do; Hitchcock, Fer
nandina for do; Oliver s Barrett, Brunswick LOT
do; w Ahrahams. Charleston for do; Mary +
Palmer, Newport News for do; Westerlo, new
HOFK lOr 40; carrie A NOTbOu, Of VI xAAiUVJ Az
Portsmouth; Ella F Crowell, do for Thomaston;
Agnes Manning, Newport NewsafOr do; Myra
Weaver. Darien for Bath; Henry May, Norioik
for Boston; Clara Robinson, Rockland LOT New
York.
A 25th. schs Geo W Glover, Barren Island
for Portland; VIM Cobb. Red Beach for New
York; Mary Langdon. Rockland Tor do.
Passed 18th. schs VIM I DonEell. Baltimore
for Boston; Susan Pickering. Fernandina for
do; Adelia T Carlton. Rockport tor New York;
Il Bodwell Rockland Tor do.
y Mipnffq Gr4Nt
Boston.
Foreign Ports.
Sid FIN Singapore Jan 81, barque EVE Ray.
Kaston. Shanghai.
Ar at Manila Jan 8, ship William H Smith,
Brown. Yokohama
, OFF Hilo Feb 10. barquc Adam w Spies, from
Honolulu. to load for New York.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Feb %, barque kremlln,
Al Buenos Ayres Jan 80, barque Shetland,
Bjorklund, for Rosario and North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Colon Feb ID, steamer Alliance, for
New York.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos Feb 22d, sch Anna E j
Morse, Crocker. New York.
Spoken.
Feb 81. lat 10, los IA 80. sch Herald of the
Morning, bound north.
Feb 49, off Cape Hatteras, sch Annie L Hen
derson, from Brunswick for New York.
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SarQfn1an carries no passengers.
Laurentian carries cabin passengers only.
Carthaginian carries second cabin passengers
only
The Saloons and Staterooms are in the CEN
trail part, where least motion is felt. Eiec-
tricity is used for lighting the ships through
passengers at any hour of the night Music
Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade
deck. The Saloons and Staterooms ara heated
Rates Of passage $500 to:$7o.0 90. A re.
auction is made on Round Trip Tickets.
second Csbin-To liverpool London and
Londonderry, $4,000 and S3626; return.
Steerage-To Liverpool, London. Glasgow,
Belfast or Londonderry; including every re-
For tickets or further information apply to
T. P, MCGOWAN. 41s Congress ST., j. B.
KEATING, 611s Exchange St.. ii. & A. AL
AN, Montreal. 81 State ST. Boston, ana India
ST., Portland. lyoldu
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Hides.

Hides.
The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market:
Cow and OK hides. " Id
Bulls and stsgs...... .61ac
Ccalf skins, trimmed, lice
Lamb skins ................ 90 to SOC each
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Williams Kidney PiliS

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For sale by j. E. GOOLD g. co.
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ANSWER 1T HONESTLY.

Are the Opinions of Portland Citizens Not
More Reliable Than Those OF Utter
Strangers.
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ORIGINAL.

William Frazer, Osceola, Sc; Charles A.
Wiley, Lebanon, sl2; Consider +. Farror,
Bryants Pond, Sc; Francis D. huller.
Soldiers Home, Kennebec, Sc; Richard
n. Goodwin. West Lebanon, St; Andrew
Laird, National Military Home. Kenne-
bee, S.; James O. Page, Chelsea, $40;
Joseph B. Richards, Biddeford, Sc.
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International Steamship Go.

- FOE -
Easipot Luhec Calais. 81. JOIN. N. B., Halifax, MS.
and all parts of New Bruins wick Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The
fayorite route to Campobello and st. Andrews,
n. 3.
Winter Arrangement.
On and after Monday. Dec. goth. steamer will
leave Portland on Mondays at p. m.
Returning leave StJohn and Eastport Thurs
days.
(. Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. a5s-Freight received up to 400
p M.
For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the
Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square or
for other information, at CompanyS Office,
Railroad Wharf, foot of State street.
J.B COYLE. Gen. Man.
sep2Odtf II. P. G. HERSEY Agent.
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HARPsWELL STEAMBOAT co.

HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co.
Beginning October 1st, 1897, steamer Aucocis-
co will leave Portland Pier, Portland, daily, Sun
days excepted, as follows:
For Long and Chebeague Islands, Harpswell,
Bailey's and Orr's Island, 200 p. m.
For Cliff Island, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. 200 p. m.
way of above landings, 700 a. m. Arrive Port
land, $50 a. m.
ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen1 Mgr
sep11 dit
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INCREASE.

Isaiah Witham, Rockland, Sc to SIP;
Pascal p. Gilmore, Bucksport, Sc to So.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Sarah KenEey, Weld, SIS.
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noston ,stoca ,rarkas.

New York Quotations. Stoc and Bonds
(By Telegraph.l
The follolng ware to-day's closing quotations
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Spoken.
Feb 81. lat 10, los IA 80. sch Herald of the
Morning, bound north.
Feb %. off Cape Hatteras, sch Annie L Hen
derson, from Brunswick for New York.
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Getting on Niceiy-Captain Ri:cIow
Held Back by Fever-Lieutenant
WasseIl's Remarkable ound.

Atlanta, Ga, July 13.-All the
wounded at Fort Mcpherson, are do
ing well, with the exception OF Cap
tain John P. Bigelow, Tenth cavalry.
who, in addition to the seriousness
Of his wounds, is combating a high
fever. Captain Bigelow has gunshot
wounds in the thigh and calf Of the leg
and n finger of the left hand is shat
tered and his right shoulder blade
was clipped by a Spanish bullet.
Major Blair Taylor, in charge Of the
general hospital told an Associated
Press reporter today that Captain
Bigelow's wounds are healing nicely,
but a fever, s~uperinduced by malaria
contracted in Cuba, was causing the
gallant New Yorker some trouble.
D.. Taylor does not consider Captain
Bigelow's condition dangerous, but
the fever greatly retards his ultimate
recovery.
Captain A. 0. Ducat, Twenty-fourth
infantry, is improving rapidly and
spent the best part of the day on the
piazza OF the big hospital. He was
shot through the thigh.
Lieutenant W. II. A4assell, Twenty
second infantry, whose home is in
Pittsburg, hopes to get away from the
hospital by the end of the week. While
using his glasses, prone on his stom-
ach, in the first days fighting before
Santiago, he was struck by a bullet
which entered his little finger, pass
ing through his hand, struck his
teeth and p%unctured the jaw, came out
in the small Of his back. His escape
from death was miraculous.
Regarding the death of Colonel c.
A. Wickoff, Of the Twenty-secOnd,
whose home is at EastOn, Penna., and
to which some doubt was attached,
Lieutenant Wassell said today: Col
OneI WickOff had been dead at least
t~wenty-four hours when found. His
body was in the dense wood and no.
body, with perhaps the exception of
BOttomemOs, a bandman, knows just
how he met his death. | don't know
where the bandman is.
Lieutenant Perkins, Eighth infan-
try, and Lieutenant SALESMAN, First
cavalry, who are suffering from the
effects of the heat, are improving rap
idly and expect to start for the west
in a few days.
Lieutenant Geo, J. Godfrey, Of the
Twenty-second whose home is In New
York and who was wounded in the
head is out of danger.
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ITALY ADOPTS FORCE
Against the Republic lOf Colombia TO
Enforce the Cleveland Award.

Washington, July 13.-The state de-
Italian government has determined TO
adopt force in securing the payment
by the republic of Colombia Of the ar
bitration award made by President
Cleveland in favor of Ernesto Cerruti,
an Italian citizen, amounting to $3.50
900. To this end the Italian govern
ment has summarily closed diplomatic
negotiations with the the Colombia
minister at Rome, n has notified
Admiral Candiani to proceed with the
Italian squadron to Colon
bia, and there adopt forcible means to
collect the mount.
A dispatch from Caracas, Venezuela,
tina the Italian squadron
under Admiral Candiani left La Quay
ra on Monday for Cartagena in order
to seize the custom house there. In
view of the possibilities involved in
the case, the United States govern
ment has sought to avert an immedi-
ate crisis. On the request of the Co
ombian authorities that the good of
fees of the United States be exercised.
word was sent to our charge d'affaircs
at Rome to make inquiry into the
status of the case. There appears to
be no disposition on the part of our
government to interfere in such steps
as Italy may take for the execution Of
the award, as We are precluded from
cCntesting an award made by this gov
crnment. At the same time it is hoped
that Italy may be disposed to grant
sufficient time to The South American
republic to permit her to pay the
award without suffering the indigEity
of a seizure Of her chief commercial
port.
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Tampa, Fla, July 13.-Port Tampa
begins TO again assume a similar APP
pearance to the scene presented when
Skaters expedition sailed for Cuba.
There are now ten vessels in port. all
being loaded with great rapidly. These
vessels are the Iroqucis. Cherokee, Mo-
hawk, Wanderer, Saltwater. Missis-
sippi, Morgan, Gussie, Miller and
Whitney.
The rigid quarantine regulations are
enforced regarding all vessels return
ing from Cuba and no one is allowed
TO go aboard except those who are go
i.g over to Cuba
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the trans.
port Neuces sailed for Santiago. car.
rying three troops of cavalry, Battery
3, OF the heavy artillery. az engineer.
ing corps and a number Of Red Cross
nurses.
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Having used three bottles OF p. =. p.
for impure blood and general weakness
and having derived great benefit ron
the same, having gained IA pounds in
weight in four weeks, I lake great
pleasure in recommending 1t 10 all un-
fortunate like JOHN MORRIS.
Office OF J. N. McElroy. Druggist.
Orlando, Fla April 20. 1891
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sirs:-I sold three bottles Of T..
p. p, large size. yesterday. and one
bottle small size today.
The Z. p. Z. cured my wife OF rheu-
matism winter before last. II came
back on her the past winter and a half
bottle, 81 size. relieved her again, and
she has not had a symptom since.
/ sold a bottle OF p. +. Il. 20 a friend
Of mine. one Of the turkies. a small one,
took sick and his wife gave IL a. tea
spoonful, hat was in the evening, and
the little fellow turned over like he
was dead, but next morning he was
following and well.
Yours respectfully,
J. ~. McELROY.
Savannah, Ga, March II. 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bros. Savannah. Ga.
Dear Sirs:-I have suffered from
rheumatism for a long time and did
not find a cure until i found =. Z. L.
which completely cured me.
Yours truly. 4
ELIZA JONES,
1s Orange St. Savannah. Ga.
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Clinton Democrat: We learn that
robbers entered the store of Mr.. c. N.
Sparkman at Rock Point last Thurs
day night and carried off many ar
ticles of merchandise. They opened
the money drawer and carried off
about s35 in caSh.-It was decided at
the recent meeting of the elders and
DeacOns' conference at the Hopewell
church, to have a series of evangelistic
meetings during the month of Septem-
Der, conducted by the Rev. William
Black, Synodical evangelist, and other
pious and strong preachers of the Cos
pei, in the seven churches served by
Rev. John Stanly Thomas.
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Transports Still at Charleston

Charleston, S. c., July 13.-For some
reason known only to the military au-
thorities, the third expedition to Cuba
from this city failed to get off today.
The transports Grand Duchess and
No. 80 were at docks waiting, and or
ders for the men to embark have been
issued, but at the last moment these
were revoked, and it was stated that
the expedition would not start until
tomorrow. During the day 920 recruits
for the three regiments here arrived
from Chickamauga. They brought
with them wagon trains of the various
commands.
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The special correspondent OF The
Times at Cavite writes "a follows. un-
der date OF July 10. via Hong Kong:
i arrived here on July 7th. Admiral
Dewey and General Anderson received
me cordially and gave me quarters
with the officers OF the Fourteenth in
fantry. The American troops ara a
fine looking body OF men. but tn. dis
cipline Is easy n not az all compar-
able to an English army corps.
There are about 100 cases in the
hospital. chiefly OF complaints caused
by eating fruit or drinking unnltered
water. 4 steamer arrived on the eth
from Australia with 5000 frozen car
casses for the American forces.
The condition OF Manila is said to
be terrible. II IS hoped the town will
surrender without necAssitating a
bombardrnent. but the Spanish author
tiles are obstinate and a capitulation
IS not likely. The whole American ex-
petition IS expected here by July s0th.
Admiral Dewey. whose attitude has
been particularly humane and leuient.
has now declared a complete block
ade. Yesterday he sent away the
British steamer ESmeralda. which
wished % take passengers for Hong
Kong. The conduct OF the Germans
still causes grave suspicion"
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The terrible Turk was not able to
wrestle successfully with Preach sea-
meushiP.
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formed on the best conceivable .ia-'ND
ity that Senior Sagasta will res!E- @ nu
a ministry including Senior Rom 80
Robeldo and General Weyler will L :
CONDITION OF MANILA TER
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Sein p0rIiimirtes GaIdentu6 an biz
" IL .neAriiht Itinn az ni,,

Sein p%0riiimirtes 5oI6sntu9 an biz
9taie 9eoriidt, itis8 cr ein.
r3urjjd!" bef0bl er Dem &utIder.
llno f0bren Sic ItneQ!"
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StaotOierteI, in benz bic pertOmmene
Nrmutb tOuIte. melt binter ibm. Der
g9u9en rOOte jeBt our6 bic 9IanSOOl=
item Str0Ben Der GeItoen5.
Sn Die &iiien 9eIebnt, lam er iibsr
oUs ioeben GrIebte naA.
80, ouf mel3' Elm Oerniinihtes
Ibenteuer babe !b mid ein9elaIIen!"
rlet er laut. nWes6nlb wiQi9te i'd
jcmals Elm, ipe5b0lb, 0 Soft, mar i1
l6wa8 9enu8, Der Yeriuberin naASu-
N~eben?"
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on9eIebenIte jun9e Mdnn Der Staot,
Der %lebIin9 Der DprnebmIten Salons,
Der 2lbQOtt NIler iiin8eren uno 1lteren
90nlen, Der SproIie zines biitorii6eu,
ibOn in 9raller &orSeit erlnu6ten Sc
ihlehte5, oas Ii9 Der Serpanotihuft
nit SOnigen ritbmen ourfte, cine Sat-
tin in ner Per'On zines jun9ell, in Dem
HoAitib4eu zines Sinterbauies benz
SOOe entQe9enIe6enoen Maoaens 81
9%eUlnnen?
@or e5 irre9eleitete Siebe, bic i'm
oprtbin fiibrte?
Nein, oenn er empfano feline Spur
BON &ie6e fir Gooa.
Sotte er 9erpili9tungen segen lie?
Sn teiner @eiie.
9lus Mitleio nit ibrem trauriqen
8eI6if?
9tein, oenn bos Wlitleio bate fir bic
8eoilrfniIe oss armeu tranten @e=
i9Opfes onoers uno beiIer als our6
cine Seiratb 9eiOr9t.
NU5 Glrgeflibl?
Ncin, oenn feline @6re bate nit bic
Ter SerbinounQ nihts 81 i6anen, aud
bate er tein mirtlides Ooer nur per=
meintIi4es llnre6t an lbr gu Iiibnen,
nod bewO9eu i'm bic launiiben ge=
ltimmun9en zines SeItOmentes oa3u.
eben 10 tDeni9 beranl0Bte i'm Elm Streit
nit Der 6eliebten, aus SroB bas erlte
bette WtQoAen 81 GeirNtben, oas ibn
alrSunehmen bereit mar.
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Dem juu9en GOelmann ben g8unI6 er=
lDcft, oas Ornle iterbenstrunte 9tQb=
mQo6en gu beiratben. Der 8runo,
mesbulb Gooa ibm 10 freuoig iDr So
mort CAB, mar Iei6ter 81 erratben.
Sic liebte ibn, liebte i'm pou QUrSer
Seele, i'm allen auf Groen, uno bate
ibn nit oller @lutb oes SerSers Qe=
lIiebt, 10 LANCE lie oenten tOnnte. Sic
mar aus Sebniu6t na9 ibm 81 SOoe
ertrantt. uno fat Iterbeno, als er lam,
lie ouf3uiudeu-uuO 5u ~rettell, Ob9lei6
er tpeoer bOi1te, nod auA wiini9te, IS
gu tbun.
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Gtmas 2i6t in birier Duntlen Sragc.

Stta bon geren9ar mar Der einSlge
SoAn 0es 6reiberru BON Seren0ur.
zines rei6en GutsheliBers. Son is6s
Sinoeru mar er 0Qeiu ben Gltern err
balten 9sblieben. Oils er iiebeusebn
Sabre alt mar. ItArb i9m bic Wtutter,
lpeniQe WOn0te ipGter OerlOr er audi
ben Sater, Der ieinen S%u9enofreuno
SuIti3rotb SOroGs gum GOrmuno oes
Sobnes ernannte.
SuItiSr0tb Saroos nobm ben Ser
tuailteu in iein Saus Ouf. Seine
6rau bIeB ben juu9en Weni6en bon
SerSen DilltOmmeu, uno oa5 timber
IOIe GbepUar mar be9liift, Otto Elm
liebeeriiilltes Seim bietsn 81 t0nnen.
Sic hebNnOeltan i'm ipie einen ei9enen
SObn unO t9aten Nles, lbn 9liitlit
81 MAIDEN, aber es oouerte LANCE, ebe
er Iia benz oumpfen S9mera iiber lei
nen 'Aweren BEIRUT au entreiBen per>
mDbte.
lRit beiouoerer Snni9teit I9loB et
li6 eInem etlUN fiinf SABRE alien, oun=
telQuQI9en idWar3lOdi9eu Sinoe al,
00s Ii9 in Sau5 uno 0artsn lumber
tummeIte, uno NiemanOen 81 0eb0rclr
iAien. Sic Sleine tru9 Elm turSe:
meiBes &leloben oos cine itmarst
SbQrpe I'M ben Gelb 3uiNmmenbielt.
Sic betro6tete Otto nit 10 webmutbi.
ger Sbeilnabme, Ols Ob iie bic llrIo6t
leines 5ribIinns errei6t bate. Si(
SQnoden auf Die Yrult 9eorildt, uni
bic ountlen Nu9en feierIi6 gu ieinem
8efi6t er6Oben, blieb lie oft Opr ibn
iteben, bis er lie zines Sa0es, out
elmer HNienbant untsr einem 80umC
iiBeno gu ii6 rieF.
.SOmm' Der Gleine", ia0te er.
sic 9ebOr6te IdneQ.
,,gSIe beIBt 9u, Silence" ertunoi9t
er il9.
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$50 1T 9sine Mama?"
ISM Simmel."
,,Nrmes tlsines MGo6en! lno Seil
pNpa?"
,,gluA i'm Simmel", ertuioerte Iie.
Obne Die erniteu ountlen Qu9en boz
ibm abjuDenoen.
uWssbolb iis9t 9u mid Oenn fl
al, GooG?"
,,Wsil i'd did 70 iebr b]eoauere."
%. 10 WeiBt 9u, baB aud id
meme beioen Gltern Derloren GObe?"
,Sa. uno baB SOU ie i'm Gimme
pieosriinoen wirit", antwOrtete oi
Sleine nit ibrem feierli6en grnlt.
Stto's 9lu9sn fiilItsn ii6 nit Sbrd,
men. S9lud5eno SOg er oos Sinh al
iein SerS.
..gBsine ni6t. SttO", bat oo:
NtQo6en, cin Sui6entu6 berbOr9olenr
uno ibm bic Au9en trOdneno. sd
babe Sid 10 lieb uno mag Did MID.
ueinen ieben."
.,Wem 9u mid Iiebit, &inb, biz
Oh Die ginSi9e in Der Qgelt, Die oa:
tbut", ieui6te er, ii6 gu Der Steiner
nIeoerbeu8eno unO lie tiiiienO.
Dis er iih erbob. um osn @nrten A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
Sine itrcnse Yrlfuma.

Otto bon geren9ar nobm ben 3eit-
un9sausidnitt aus Seowi9s Sano uno
iiberilOg ibn idwei9eno.
.grbidaits. an9sle9snbeit, los er.
uSpbanu WOli9ang bon SenoOrL
oritter SObn oes Wajoratsberrn Hi6=
arb bon Senoorf, aus Senoorf bel
&Dni9itein in Gadien, wiro eriu6t,
lid bel ben &eAtsanp0lt San9nsr,
SrieoridiiraBe 100, gu meloen."
..@Obsr bait gu oas9" fraats Otto,
bon benz papierltreiien aufblideno.
sd idnitt i'm aus Der tsutiaen
.Soiniden 3eitun9" aus. Silt gu
nod betdubt, Otto? ge9reifit Su nod
uibt? Sieier guiruf besiebt ii6 auf
ben Sater Der orm:n Gooa, oersu 8e-
ididte Su mir 10 rilbreno er5abltelt."
.Sa, ia. aber Der damn 1T ihon
ieit ldnger oils swOli Sabrsn tOot, :"
erwioerie Der junGe Wann Oerwirrt.
uno wie bon benz 8siiiBl Der o~rObenoen
@eiabr beOrildt.
.,98obl, mein 2isber. So9ann WolI.
gang bon SenoOrf lit tOot. aber iein
| -t-, - "'.N 'r|i So = =, ., - -" =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
3hni6t SIR cine quite photographic!

g8oQt Sbr Sud ieIbIt ODER SerpaIOte Der
6lteru oOer @roBelterr i'm Bible Iebeuo"
Dor sud ieben 10 lprs9et bel inns Dor.
Sobt Sbr cine photographs elmer Ysrion
bic lbr per9rOBerlI lallen lpout 10 lsloet 6tes
ielbe al mid. Die Arbeiten iino bic bsiteu
unb bic 9reiie bic uieorl9ten.
q. s.. M deujte,
167S-16SO @lapitrabe.