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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

The success OF the revival OF OTenbach's oper-
eta. La Belle Helene. has induced Conried TO
keep Il on his reportorv for this week. Nine. julio
KoDAcsy will appear I'm the title part IN every per
Torrance. This will he the last week OF comic
opera at the Irving Place Theatre until Nine
Kopacsv and the Conriei Opera Company return
from enga aemenis IN Baltimore and Brookyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

Denutv-shcrifs Carrahor has received two attach
ments against Brock Maimet. manufacturers
81 cans at Wllkcsbar.c. Penn. In favor OF J. ".
Goddard & Sons for 900 and Otto fec km,yer Tor
90 l. "a aid that their stock was shipped 70 ms
Ct,v and sold az auction q rev GdHS ago lH'F
heea business Wilkcsbarre IN july last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

tn. week will Introduce new feature IN the
ci,y's musical life in the shape Of the Sedl Morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

CALLED \ FRAUD.
Meantime the iuquistorial process goes on ~
a specch before the Senate Committee John D.
Uamllne. a prominent civil Service roformer chs''
acterzcd the civil Service Board a. "a farce @.D
fraud and called upon its members 20 resign
now given out az Springfield thar Governor lai"e',
under pressure u pubic sentiment, has aoAn'o"e'
the Metropolitan Police bill. and THAI 20 VIII ho' y
rerorted from committee. While declining 20 ~
duce records and papers FOR the Senate Com"i"~
the civil Service Commission has made an one'
allow itself TO be investigated by committee go.
rneod az r. representatives, ~ the civic feu' 49,,
Nunciual Voters League ard othtr reform. ahit,
Citations. This offer Is construed ~ ,,,r,',,,ifs (,
as declaration ~ weakness. when aiho-tt,s IN
virtual retreat Whether the governor peIs., ,hs
pressing me Metropolitan Ponce 9i.. os smoun,
Senate Committee Is pIns up "A piod-ll,. -,,,~,y
OF work Tor the next Grand Jury Oh I'm - vow
Senator Orville 7. Berry VINO Is 'nee ard By
training and natural aptitude Tor ne Ssoi,tion
which he has been assigned sneeI l.nLl,0,so policA
authorizing an investigation or me Aso,,a The
No matter what political designs ~ ~ irs as.
investigation or what use may r.,s.sE. ,n nj aiming
closures the Governor made no mlstdSe J" cominii.
Sensro, Kerry as the head 81 me ptoU.ls. site1
tee Like all the strong ana Nisotots Name OF the
Ia ,h,e STATE who iff politics above inc sountry.
ward heeers. Senator berry = iIo', LINERS boy
lie ts a product Of the soil he was ' ',w and Is
un,U he became old enough 10 study .a,' ~ car.
now A successful practtoner III ~ -en,n,lttse sp-
,hage A. the head VI the senate ~ detunct
pointed 10 Investigate the aners % which had
clnhs so,,nrs Rank the president OF ,m.,. ~ III
,,iope % ~ bond. Of the University " nors
ny u, ~, demonstrated thar ne VIA and
than a match for the astute HoNs.moas s,,nloyed 70
The sharp Chicago lawyers VIC ,r,,, The pepi'
save the detaultng bank presiuen' ''O''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

At the American Theatre this week the castle
Square Opera Company Will present Plan0uette's
Paul Jones" which has not been heard here since
Miss Agnes Huntington produced ii some seven
wears ago Miss Lizzie Macnichol Will appear IN
Tho title part Miss Amy Hartley as Yvonne. Miss
Ruth White Maaguena, NJ ISIS Bessie Fairpairn
as Chopinettc Joseph L. Sheehan as Rufino. Ray
mond Hitchcock as Bicoquet Oscar Girard as Iro-
cadero. William Wolf IS Bouillabaise ana Ar tor
painted bv Franklin King T5e next selection from
H. comuany's repertory viii be 'Martha'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

THE Girl from Paris" is 10 remain for only two
weeks LONGER at Wallack's Theatre. and then II IS
likely 10 remain away from New-York for con-
siderable time. Taking all the engagements TO-
getn New-York has really seen a good deal OF
this entertainment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
Struck by Lightning

Nevada Post.
a. ]. Nyhart, Frank Mennick and
Ed Pickett, were fishing at Heuser
lake three miles south Of Dserheld
Sunday.
4 fine team of mares owned By
Eyhart was hitched TO & wire fence
and all three men went into to The
water about 100 feet away.
Lightning struck the team and
killed both mares instantly. They
dropped without a struggle. both
falling on the same side Of the
tongue
All the men were shocked and Mr
Pickett was thrown several feet, Mr..
Mennick was stunned and foated on
the water for a few seconds as If
dead.
With some difficulty al got home
and IL was some time before they
fully recovered from their experience
The wagon tongue waE sl.lnterei
from it's tip 10 the double tree. but
the wagon was unhurt
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09

1t certainly looks like it, bat there
is really no trick about it. ANYBODY
can try it who has lame back and
weak kidneys, malaria or nervous
troubles. We mean be can cure
himself right away by taking Elec.
tric Bitters. This medicine tones
up the whole system, and acts as
stimuIant to the liver and kidneys.
is a blood purifef and nerve tonic.
1t cures constipation. headache,
fainting spells, sleeplessuess and
melancholy. 1t is purely vegetable
a mild laxative, and restores the sys'
tenn to its natural vigor. Try Elec-
trio Bitters and be convinced that
they are a miracle workers. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only soc a bot.
tie at Fl L fuckers drugstore.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
Shot City Marshal Dead.

Clarksville, Mo, June 5-An
e1cursion from Louisiana, Hannibal
and Quincy reached here about 8
o'clock this morning with about 200
negroes. Scarcely had they arrived
when there was a disturbance, and
City Marshal Walter Mclean was
called upon to settle the matter. He
boarded the boat and was about to
make an arrest when he was grabbed
oy one of the drunken negroes in
mont, while another from behind
SHOT him in the head, killing him
sinost instantly. Our town is all
sssr. Men have paraded the streets
al day with guns, rifles and revol-
vers -Four of the negroes are now
10 Jail, and it is highly probable that
Judge Lynch will take care of the
guilty one.
LATER:-Two of the negroes were
hken from the officers at midnight
and hanged.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
Millions Given Away.

Il is certainly gratifying to the
public TO know of one concern in
|shs land who are not afraid to be
generous to the needy and suffering.
|ane proprietors OF DR.. Kings New
discovery for consumption, colds
|Aad coughs, have given away over
|len million trial bottles of this great
Eemedy; and have the satisfaction of
moving that it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asth-
Eaa' bronchitis, hoarseness and all
diseases of the throat. chest and
lungs are surely cured by it. Call
~ d L Tucker, druggist, and get a
la bottle free. Regular size SOC
ad 81. Every bottle guaranteed,
y price refunded.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
AMERICAN CRUISER
SUNK BY A TORPEDO.
DESTROYED ia a Reckless Attempt -
force the HarbOr ~
Santiago.
The WaY ths spanlsh Gel tre keNs.

The Way the Spanish Get the News.
New York, June 3-The New
York Journal print IS under u Cape
Haytien date the following which is
affirmed to have been cabled verba.
tim to Madrid to day from Santi-
ago:
This morning there was heavy
cannonadin0 from to 1 o'clock.
An armed American transatlantic
steamer tried TO run over the first
line of torpedo defenses. The
Spaniards let her DO so. but when
the American ship, which had al.
ready got into the pass, attempted
to run over the second line of tor
pedoes, the Spaniards set fire TO one
of these and the American ship sunk
Immediately after the explosion OF
the torpedo. An officer, an engineer
and six seamen have been made
prisoners. The name Of tie Amer
can ship ia unknown as well as the
number OF victims who have per
ished."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
FOHi Murder in Dallas.

Dallas, Tex, June 5.-No assas-
sinatien in reesnt years has more in.
tensely wrought up Dallas than has
the murder of Frederick Windmoe
ller, a well.known Gsrman.American
editor, teacher and orator One, two
or three men waylaid and brain ed
him with hand ak at midnight last
night, while he was retur nipg from
patriotic picnic near South Park
suburb, given by the local organiza-
ton of German veterans of the
Franco Prussian war, and where he
made brilliant anti-Spanish speech
paying high tribute to Dewey, Hob
son and the American army and navy
generally.
He had run ahead of his wife and
mother a short distance to stop the
last car for the night on the Rapid
Transit Electric road. He was seen
through the dim light to fall in the
roadway and three men disappeared
in an adjoining thicket. When his
wife aud mother reached him MIR
Windm oeller was dead. a frightfu.
cash from q hand ak blade had been
made in the forehead between the
eyes A similar wound was uLdel
the left ear.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
BuckIen's Arnica SaIye

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Fl. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09

p. y. THOMPSON. Pre-.
+. A BENNETT, Vice
r. D. KIPP. Cashier.
q. ". NEW BERRY. Ass't Cashier
q, p WYATT. Asst Cashier.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
Batteries Completely Demolished by Samp
sons Fire.---AccOmplished Without
Loss to the American Fleet.
ENEMY'S DAMAGE QUITE HEAVY

Washington, ID. c., June Admiral Sampson has
battered down the Notifications of Santiago de Cuba With
the powerful guns of his big bateshs he has senced all
the Spanish batteries
All this was accomplished without casualty the bonn
harding fleet of American ships At 30 O'Clock tonight
navy department announced that cabegram had been
received from Admiral Sampson announcing that at 3o
clock Monday morning he began the attack on Santiago
cablegram further continued that the Notifications
senced without loss casualty to
the fleet
Later in the evening Secretary ge announced officially
that the transports carrying the American army invasion
started from Tampa and Key West to-day.
INVASION Is NOW UNDER
The invasion of Cuba has actually begun. At least
900 troops are now EN- It Will take them four days
reach Santiago That Will put them Spanish soil Sat
urday night Sunday and the first land battle OF the war
will probably take place Sunday Adutant General Corbn
expects information time tonight to which
regiments have gone with the first expedition.
President Mckinley and his cabinet believe that with
the harbor Notifications reduced the city may be aken
although they admit it Is to be.a hard fight
Miles and Merritt Complain of Delay.
Washine eOn June 6-Cien. Miles has sent several ac-
centuated complaints Tampa The General states that
railway service is chaotic and congested Loaded freight
trains fill the siding far Lakeland, 10 miles from
Tampa There difficulty in ascertaning contents of cars
much needed far IN the rear and
be reached to load transports The lack Of system
frghtu This created surprise previous reports from
Gen Miles that the preparations progressing
we'll as could be expected.
The authorities here realize that Porto Rico must be
seized with the downfall Of Santiago. lodgment in the
island deemed of greater Importance more so than
the capture of Santiago The President desires to effect
conpee settlement before another Spanish fleet arrive
San Francisco, CAL June 1.-The Call prints an inter-
view with General Wesley Merritt in which after praising
the troop here, he says:
NV only complaint now Is the delay in the furnishing
of TRANSPORTS have represented the department
that the transports are coming in very slowly After make
the shipment of troops contemplated by the three vessels
the China Colon and Zalnda will have forwarded to the
Philippines but one-fourth OF the command
transports the crying Of the eIpdion Twenty
thousand Manila The vessels have
toned will carry only the the
easily the situation do not wish to
be understood making complaint criticism Of the War De
partnent merely making Of facts in reply 10
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-09
Take San Juan This Week d.

Washington, d. c., June 6-The
report that American warships have
been sighted off Mole st. Nicholas,
Hayti, and that the Oregon was one
of the vessels, is taken to indicate
that the American feet is on it's way
to San Juan, Porto Rico, and that it
will appear in the neighborhood of
that city late Wednesday afternoon
or Thursday morning. Then, it is
expected, the Notifications guarding
the harbor will be attacked and
reduced, preparatory to tie capture
of the city by the United States
army.
Friends of Lieutenant Colonel
Morgan recently raised fund with
which to purchase him horse for
use in the army. and forwarded the
money to him. Col. Morgan, with
his characteristic loyalty to home
industry, expressed a desire TO ride
a Barton county horse, and Battalion
Adjutant Timmonds' bay mare
'Naude" was chosen as the best
mount available. She has been
forwarded by freight.-Industrial
Leader.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-29
9. G apiteI.

rnO jett bra6te Slora pl0tlid bic
Sutidaft uon SDlpia, 9apa m0ge 5u
ibr fommen, lpenn ct e8 fuiinI9e.
.91ein, nein, i'd fam nidt, rief er
i'm eriten 9lu9eubIid, uno eiue balbe
Stunoe ipdter i9idte ct SiOra fort nit
Der Sitte, 6rau SDlpia m09e i'm bod
beute empfan9en.
@s bdmmelte bereits ltarf, ais .er
gum Speiten Miale Die 8eranba betrat
lin gang aHberer 9altuns, ais neus
lid.
5rau Mautbor tru9 beute Elm 3rauer>
fleib; ibr bleides geittt lab ernlt
uuo unerbittlid aus.
.3O9ernN mar er in ber 9biir fteben
seblieben unO ia9te nit bittenoem
Gone:
g@al6ine I"
Sd CLAUDE, Du batteIt beiier ee>
than, un8 Seioen biele llnterreoun9 gu
eriparen, erlpiberte iie talt; pipaS
bdtten mir chamber nod gu iaseu?
0u bait jset ben SemeiS in Sanoen,
baB On Cid geirrt bait uno oaB i@
ba8 idulblOie, Spier Oeiues Srrtbum8
gemorben. OaS @elee bat uns ldn9it
getrennt uno geidieOen-ipir baben
nidt ba8 Wlinbelte mebr nit einanber
gemein, ais unlere 3odter. @as
ibretwegeu gu beI6lieBen lit, tonnte
audD brieflid) 9ei6eben. llebrisens
babe i'd nur ibrer gitte raf9eseber.
Gu perfdbrit bart nit mir, @als
oine, aber i'd barf mid nidt betlas
gen, uerIeete er. sd bin au6 nidt
9etommen, UNI 0eine 8er3eibuns 1u
erbitten. 9u millIt-9u mirlt mir
ni9t uer3eiben. GielleiGt fannlt Du
eS wirflid nidt. SD fpollte es nur
ueriuden, mid Dor Dir ;u redbtfer>
tigen,4
I ,@etd tb6ridJtes geoinnen, I"
bruuite lie aui- sre9tfertigeu-als Oh
bas m0gli6 pdrel"
n8ielleidt 1T cas- @prt mirflid Al
fiibn, iprad er, it'd miibiam sur 0tube
smingenb, ruielleidt bari i'd nur ia9en ::
enti6ul0igeu, erfldren.
so iprid, mari iie fult nnb finiter
bin.
sie iaB, balb absewenOet BON inn,
nit ueridloHener, un5usdnslider
0liene ba. Ger SSean ibien nod
INNER 3miifben linen 81 ieiu, elm
OSean uon SaB, @jroll unb 8itterteit.
Wlit bebenber Stimme ipra9 er:
ng8irIt 0u es mir giauben? 0eute
iii eS mir cine llnbe9reifliGteit, ME eS
| gel6eben fonnte; Die S0lle bat ibr
Spiel nit mir eetrieben Canals,
| iiebii On, idJien mir 9llles tlar; cine
0teibe uOn llmitanoen, Die iif beSeuts
Jam nit chamber perfniipften-llms
| ltdnbe, Don benen 0u nidt8 eriubrlt,
batten mid perblenbet. gluberbem babe
i'd nit meinen eiQenen 9luaeu aeieben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-29
8biteball germinns.
Nene Gtnfabrt nad Stem gorf Dia
.. & 3. g. @. In.-lln=
erreidlte fyacilitdten.

gDbitsbou Serminus, bic neue @ins
fabrt nadb New Oort, bic am Montag
ben 10. Suli bia Der Baltimore, ObiO
unb 5tibmeitIi9en 8abu er6ffnet
tDurbe, 1T bic gelegenfe Station mad
allen 5beilen Der Siabt Stem Oort unb
8rooflpu. 9ieier terminus III an
Der South 5errp, 6filid BON Der 8at'
terp unb bon bier aus uater bemfelben
Da6e perben 8erbinbuusen gemG9t
nit ben 3isen Der 3peiten, Dritten,
Sedfen unb Neunten Noenue So6.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabwap. @Os
lumbu8 uub 2erinytDn Nuenue @abeIs
LINEN; Oas unb @eiiieite Rinsbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; 5outb.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb Jerrb; 9amil'
ton Nbenue unb 80. @traBe (8rOof4
ipn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure Sidets nod Stem gort
iiber bic 8. & 8. 9. %. R'p unb Sbr
entgebt allen uubeauemli9teiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-29
gSieber GGm Ser 9Gr6eit.

9lQe flfiueu8erleeungeumteSd
8rab uno 8raup>98unben 8errenfe
lIu9en uno Sfwelun9en merpen raiet
uu0 fichcr pen Saloation Sci gebeilt.
G6 1T ctue 3tpeifel baS bette W&ittel
fur ale irlhe Sd1neren mo Icllte i'll
feinem Nauie feblen. Soerr 6ranf
Stubenbdoer, 1887 Sim Ctr 0us
tuque, Soma, fd,reibt ipie fol9t; ",5dl
qc6raucbte Saloattpn Sci nm eincn
oeritAuhten GGbr9en su fllrjreL nell
der MIDI opn Der 9trbeit obSubalten
orobte, ppd nadben id) ben 9lrm tlld,s
ti9 eingerieben hattie mar id) i'm Staube
mjerer an bic 9lrbeit 3u 9ebep. Q8enn
i'd nitt ba8 Salpatioa Sel 9ebraudt
hattie 70 wnrbe i'd fder fir Idugere
3eit meirten 2lrbeitS gebn oerlrren
baben, " Saloatipn Sel 1T ilberall
tlIr nur % 6ents III faufcn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-29

iA glanbte nod 9roBmlltbi9 81 hnroelr,
als id ipdter erfubr, baB S&far nod
lebe unb i'd Gid 0einem neuen 2iebe8~
9litf ilberlieB.
rOas 9ttle8 pdre nod begreiitiA
uno entidutbbar gsmeien, unterbrad)
iie i'm, nentihulobor, lpie e8 jeoe
9bat Der 9eioenidoff 1T; 0eine Iei0enz
icbaf ftliAe Grregtbeit uuBte ieboG elmer
perniinfti9en @rmdguu9 4lQe MAIDEN;
0u mu6teIt en0tid) priifelt, urtbeilen.
r0ein unb 0atar5 9rief ibien mir
benn oo6 gar gu uuglaublpijroig, pars
lette er, nbie @jeIdi1te nit 45auline
ein Mldr9en. 60 raid, ME Du
9laublt, fonnte meine leiOenlbaftlide
@rreeun9 nidt oerilie9en, oenu i9
mar eiferiii6tig bis gum @abnlinn--
etferiildti9 auf ibn, Der mir 9liidliher
i6ien alS id). Spdter, biel lpdter
famen mir 3meifel. 9lber i'd unters
briidte lie. SD bate mir, 10 gu ia0en,
elm Nee bon 8elpeiien geiponnen, in
bem i6 mid ielber perfin9. 2lber 91ube
fonnte idJ nie1nal8 fin0en. 3Gglid,
ftiinolid nagte es on meinem 2eben.
Simmer wie6er bob Sic giftiQe s6lan9e
bes 3weifels ibr 0anpt. Q9enn i'd e8
ab5uifla9en periudJte, luudien ibr, mie
Der SDOra, nene unb neue !! lln3dbtige
Wiale tdnpfte i'd mil Dem @ntihluB,
mad europa Sit reiien un6 nit @eluiBs
belt sn perIdoffen. 2Iber fallde Gdam
unb fall6er gtols bielten mid INNER
mieoer ab, bieien erI0Ieuben gGritt
81 tbun. Sd luhte mein @ewiien
oamit Sn beIdluidti9en baB i6 an
6em ainoe gut 5u MAIDEN bemiibt blieb,
mas i'd OIL Dir, m6gli9er Meile, pers
iduloet, ---@laube mir uur baS Cine,
Giu,iae, Ssaloiue, i9 babe gebiiBt!
Sd mar jung, uno bennu9 ba9te ih
ME mebr on 2iebe, ME lnebr an bdu8s
lides Slid, 9tu9 fir mid mar iebe
@liiGesm09lidteit fir INNER oobiu,
Sn meiner Seele tpollte set QGurm
ni9t Idlafen. 9|iemal8 tonnte i1j, mie
anbere Mlenid)en, frob uno ior9lo8 ser
Stunbe leben! 9tubelo8 manoerte iCl
unter ibuen, ME elm 9erfebmter, ME
Elm unentbefter Gerbre6er. tSebe 9}adt
re6nete i'd bon Neuem nit Der Ger>
sangenbeit--n nieualS moIlte bic 0le6>
nun9 itimmenl ., CLAUDE mir. Mals
bine-aud i'd babe 9ebiibtl Denno9,
itb be9reite es- Du lpirit mir nidt
berseben! Sod flingt 0ein barte8
,Niemal8p in meinen Sbre. SD
mill, i'd lueroe aliO weiter biiBen. gGie
i6wer muB idJ 0eine meide geele ges
tEofien baber, bpB gu. bic Site, oie
gQnftmutb ielbit 10 itrene werben
fonntelt! Oieier 9lid, bieier Con
oaS mar ni9t bic @albine BON einIt.
8as tOnnte id aud III meiner Ser
tbeioisuns iasen? Coll id mid auf
ben 9roBen Oidter berufen, auf ben
8u Did berieflt? ga, elm uebernaB
BON 9iebe, bon 2eibenidaft fam lpabu=
finni9 maben!4
Tortiehuna foIgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-29

Ole 6Rnloe Id)aute re6t perle9et
brei1l, uuo, mas ba8 SOniide mar,
iie widelte aus einem mit9ebra6ten
8dddeu 9teIte roth un0 lueiB geltreifs
ten 3eugeS aus. 0lit hieien perblidez
men, auS9efalerten Slidsn 9ing Die
frenbe 9erion ribtig in bas 9lrbeits>
5in1ner BON papa.
Sans blieb bel Siora brouBen, mar
aber iiGtlid9 3erltreut unb 9a6 ibr auss
meiaenbe 2lutmorten. So, 6rau Baus
line S6uI3 bate nit 8apa etpaS 81
berbanbeln; eS lpdre au6 cine mi6ti9e
Sadie, aber fir Siora nidlt-im W!iHs
6elten interellant. llebri9ens mDdte
5ie gang rltbig Iein-gapa unb GDlpia
wiirben lid trie9en!
0as flan9 mobl iebr tr0itli9; mas
aber bate Srau gauline S9ul3 nit
Ser Sabe gu tbun? 0as mar oenn bod
gar gu unbe9reifli6l
9iadJ etiua elmer 9iertelitun6e fam
6rau Sd)ul3 aus Dem Sabinett; j; lie
Iob jeff piet rubiger aus.
s3lt mir jeet Ieidt um's Ser5!"
rief lie. alllO luie Oanf' i6 Sbuen,
0err 3oftor, 10 iebr, als mid Die
Sade 2iufQn9s auh eridrefte! Sd
reiie audJ Ho9 beute abenO ab; Oenn
miiien Sie, 0err 0ottOr, i6 bate ibm
fein GebeimuiB aus Der Geididte ses
mof}t. @i-ba lit ia oas liebe 8rdls
leind)eu! Die butte id porber in meis
ner 9in9it faum 9eleben.
GottOr 9ur9barbt unterbrad bier bic
8rau uno fiibrte lie obne llmi1anoe sur
9biir binauS.
Siora besriff gar ni6ts mebr. g4as
bate bieier 3lpiibenfall nit GDlpia
Ut tbun? @iiroen iie lid friesen ober
ni6t?
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Der Gebatteur bes valabbera.
botiG" Serr Sobonues Sroian. III ne
gen MISUNDERSTANDING gu 2 MOnaten
Seifuug. ber geringfen Strafe. berurs
tbeilt morben. Ser 4ngetlagte ma6te
geItenb. baB bas intriminirenbe Bib
gesen bic 3eloten seri6tet lei, tpel6e
ben Worten bes GaiFerS ui6t gepolIte
@onlequensen unterlegte. Der Safer
pone, bob bic 2iebe brett aus benz
8Olte fprieBe unb maiie auf eine Nnt.
mort esfaBt Iein. @S mdre perfeblt,
bic alte Rarrenfreibeii su ftiraen. Der
iadbsrffdnbise MaIer @ebrfe beiidtigte,
baB bas 2d9eIn 9epnibaS', aleTan,
ber's unb gtapoleon'S tein b6bnii6es
iei. prOfefor Men3el seiste on, baB
ibm leiae VDrgeieBteu berboten bdtten,
aIs Sa6Derfdnbiger ausjuiagen. Ser
8ertbeibiser Sorbau tparnt in ieiHer
Rebe baDOr, Serrn 8roian @elegeabeit
81 eeben, tuie Grib &euter @rinnerun'
gen aug ieiner Tsftungs3eit idreiben gu
f6nnen.
- Der tocialinllde Serliner OSors
mGris" meIbet. baB bic Rei9stasspab.
len i'm SuIi unO bic 2anbtagsnablen
TN Ofiober fatifinbea wsrbeu.
- Die 2ectDren ber ldmmtIiden
beuti1en uniDeriitdten tperben cine
@onferena tiber bic bem &ei68toge 3u.
eeganaene v2e1 Nrons" abbaIten.
- a6nig 2eopOIb IL. bon 8elgien
bot bic berthmle Ya6t "Mayflower"
fur ZEN preis Don $400. 600 gstauft.
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SO Cents.

seSn bielert TdAen 1T Die 3us
na6me bur9 BEN @ebrau6 bon
Scott's Emulsion BON 8e6er>
tbran cine iOfortise. 9lus bieIeul
@rurlbe ba6en mir 80 Cent?
Glai6en, tuel9e fir einen se,
ipB6nli9en 9uiten Dber Grtd(>
tune, ober als Elm @erfu6 fiir
Sdu9ltngeunb 6tnber seniigen.
Sn anberen 8aaen mllB bic
3una6me Iangiam por ft9
9eBeu, itt bieien mlB ScOtt's
Emulsion mebr als gtabrun9s>
utittel ipte als Mebi3tn senont>
men tperben, bic paiienbfte
gtabruns fir erI6Dpfte unb
gel6tpd9te @erballlnseu.
50 cts. anS sioo bel aasu gpoisstsrE
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0Rtet gud, Dor galpeis aeaes @ateryp,

bic nusdfIber eutbalten, ba lusfltIbsr it@er
ben Stnn hes @eru9S jeritbren unh Sa8
sanss Gsitem bbuie terrattsn irire, tuenn es
6ur@ BITE f4Isinltser DberFd1en etnbrinSt.
eoI9s MrtittI lollten tie euBsr aut 0eroros
nuns gut berufener Gsrste sebrau4t iuerben,
ba beS SGasen, ben fe arrinteen, lebumai
70 srob iff, ala bas Gi,te, bas Sbs bauOn cts
iisIen tSr,ptst. SaII's Rafarrb.Rnr.
fatrijtrt BON 8. 8. Gbenes q Co., EsIshe,
D., entbdlt tetn Que6f!Iber. unb ipsrS snner'
lid senommen unb Hirit bireft auf BITE iGlei.
missn Dbsrf64en bss Gbftems. @enn Sbr
4aA's aatarrbs!Rur tauft feb ft9er, bot SIR
sis a&ts bsfontnit. Sis trirs tanerIia ses
nnnnulen uaA In Tole6o, Dbio, BON s. s.
Ghsnep q 6 o. eemaGt.
G@ Beriaaft ben allen GpstHsferu Rsess
rs Gts bis GIniee.
0all's Samilien gilleu iinb bic beften.