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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-04

fee confirms statement that all the Spanish
feet except one warship destroyed and
burning on the beach # was witnessed by
Captain Smith. who told operator no doubt
of its correctness. ALLEN,
Signal Officer"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

CAPTAIN WILLIAM T. sAMPsON. PREsIDEHT
OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY.
on the list Of the crew Of the Maine,
was called. 1t is understood that he
gave testimony regarding the coaling
of the battleship at the hayward here.
Had Nothing More to Say.
In the afternoon the court went out
to the barracks, where all the survivors
of the Maine were mustered. The men
were asked if they had any charges or
further statements to make. Not q
word came from the ranks, and, after
whispered consultation, the work OF
the court Of inquiry came to an end.
The stenograpAers were kept busy
during the rest Of the afternoon and
caught up with their notes OF tho testi.
mony. The proceedings at the barracks
lasted about an hour only and were
conducted with great privacy.
Judge Advocate Mark, in reply to an
inquiry. said that 90 far az he knew the
court has no more work to do at Key
West.
The Mangrove is lying at her dock
with steam up. but it AZ said Gu good
authority that the members Of the
court are awaiting instructions through
Rear Admiral Sicard from Washington
rs to whether they shall return to
Havana at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
Resolutions.

At the meeting Of the Masonic
lodge Wednesday evening the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Wherein Almighty God, in his in.
mite wisdom has translated our
ate esteemed brother, F. x. Lafond,
from this imperfect, to that all-per-
ect, glorious and CELESTIAL lodge
above, where the Supreme Architect
# the universe presides.
Now, therefore. be it resolved by
he members of Little Falls Lodge,
No 40 A. F. and A. NJ, that, while
I-plOring our loss, we yet how in
tumble submission to the dispense .
ion of Divine Providence.
Be it further resolved that our
,parts 40 out in sincere sympathy to
= he beloved family Of our deceased
'rother.,
Be it. further resolved that these
resolutions be spread upon our min
ties and u copy thereof presented to
he family Of our deceased brother,
and be published in the Daily Tran
script.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
At WORK ON THE MAINE.
Wrsckisg Tug I. ]. Merritt Arrives ut
Havana.

Wrscki.g Tug 1. J. Merritt Arrives 1t
HAVANA, March 3-The wrecking
tug !. ]. Merritt of the Merritt & Chap.
man wreoking and Dredging company
has arrived here from New York, and
late in the day she moved barge near
the wreck and commenced work. Fred
J. Sharp is here in charge for the COM
pany. The Merritt is q powerful boat,
but another and bigger tug is expected
shortly. The Right Arm will probably
remain as long az she can be useful.
The wrecking company expects from
now ON to keep four expert divers at
work.
The Spanish divers were at work
about the wreck during the day, and it
is understood they will report to the
Spanish board appointed to inquire
into the cause of the accident. Captain
Peral is the president Of the Spanish
board of inquiry.
The barge brought with the wreck.
ing tug l. J. Merritt is proving of great
value in carrying away debris. and in
the course OF few days much Of the
wreck above water will be removed.
No bodies were found during the day
and there was no savage Of any value.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
THAT LONG STATEMENT.

Secretary Alssr ASSISTS That u II Nss
O@eisl @
WARRINGTON, March 8.-The Post
prints tho following interview with
Secretary Of War Alger: ,5
"The statement of Secretary Long
that SPANS 'ofacial participation in
the disaster to tho Maine had been
practically eliminated was merely IN
expression Of personal opinion on his
part. It ia an injstice to him as we'll
as to the administration to give an Of.
fetal significance to his expression
when he was particular at the time to
emphasize the fact that he was speak.
ing simply a. an individual. In the
absence Of official facts-and ! can re-
peat what has been said heretofore,
that the public is equally as well in
formed ss the government-no member
of the administration can OF course
make official declaration touching
Spain's responsibility, moral OF other.
wise. There is not an iota Of informa-
ton as to the cause or origin Of tho ex-
plosion upon which the government
can 1t this time form conclusion or
base . decision. The verdict Of the
court Of inquiry on that point must pa
tiently be awaited" ......:>
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
HE FOLLOWS DE LONE.

Naval Attacj,e Sobral Of the Spanish
Legation Sails for Homo.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Lieutenant
Commander Sobral, former naval at
tache OF the Spanish legation in Wash.
ington, sailed during the day ON the
steamer La Bretagne Of the French
line for Havre. Many members Of the
Spanish colony in New York were at
the pier to bid him farewell. Lleuren.
ant Sobral, 1t will be remembered, was
interviewed shortly after the Maine
disaster and made certain statements
rejecting ON the United States navy.
As Sobral's recall was already gazetted
at Madrid no official action was taken
by the state department.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

my Life Despaired of."-These
are words Of Mrs. VIM. Burton of
DartmOre, Ont, after doctors had
prescribed and she had taken every
known heart remedy. DR.. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart gave relief in al
most shorter time than 1t takes to
tell tit worked q wonderful cure
in q case of long standing and today
she says: II am a well woman"
DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart has
no vase recorded against It where it
did not give relief inside of 80 minute
As. Sold NJ. V. Wetzel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
NGT1CE OF HEARING ON PETITION
~ DEED LANDS BY EXECUTOR
OR ADMINISTRATOR,
STATE OF MINNESOTA ,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, !
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
End, 1893. 0"' Aei''' H1arch
In the matter of the estate of Valentino
schiminski, deceased:
Fredrick Paschke REPRESENTING an,nn %
other things that Valentine Schiminski
deGeased td;m1ing bis lifetime for and in
dollars by contract made by him in
writing, agreed to sell and convey to the
a aa'9t,e named petitioner ty deed Of war
county, and state of Minnesota. described
as follows, to-wit:
"A: Al that part or portion Of lots six, seven
a9d eight s in block thirty-thrce in the City
the Hasting & Dakota RAILWAY rich{.o y!
way line e: as apPsars by plat on file and Of
Carver county, Minnesota. That ali of
the conditions of said contract have been
performed by the said Fredrick Paschke
ann nna Rttqyt1ng that Mrs. A. Schiminski, ad:
Valentine Schiminski deceased. be an.
tholized and directed by this court to
convey the same to the said petitioner
said contra S9tnp'y'ne with the terms of
Therefore it is ordered that all persons
me tnniier ra in -; said estate appear before
at 10 o,clock a. M, at the probate office in
Little Falls in said county of Morrison.
tnen ana there to show cause, If any there
be, why the PRAYER of said petitioner
should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that +h;s order
shall be published once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing, in the Little Falls Transcript,
a weekly newspaper, printed and pub
hshed at Little Falls in said county.
Dated at Little Falls, Mimi, this End
day of March. A. D. 1893.
(@) BY the Court,
1sEALf N. RICHARDSON,
\~J Judge of Probate
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

It NAV be weeks before the
board of inquiry investigating the
Maine disaster will report, or their
report may he made soon. 1t is
evident that any pretended exact
predictions are entirely speculative.
Some we'll informed correspondents
claim that if the board conclude
thar the explosion which destroyed
the vessel was accidental and from
the interior, the report will be
made public as soon as POSSIBLE,
in order to quiet The present ex.
citement and anxiety, but If the
board decides that the explosion
was from outside, the report
will be delayed until this country
is in the best possible shape for
the war that might be inevitable.
The Gu ban condition is 50 involved
with the Maine incident that there
is abundant opportunity for a
clash when this government &C.
cep:s report that the Maine was
destroyed by torpedo mine in
Havana harbor. While a war
with any nation means more killed
and wounded men, more govern.
ment debt and injured commerce
and business, there are many who
favor all those and other sacrifices
in order to punish Spain and help
Cuba. Meanwhile war prepare.
tions are being pushed by the gov.
eminent more energetically than
at any time since the sixties.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

To give you an opportunity OF
psting the great merit Of Ely's
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"r catarrh and cold in the head, a
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i your druggist or we mail 1t for
u cents.
ely BROS. sc Warren st., n. Y. City.
1t ie the medicine above all others
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a gold. lean use Ely's Cream
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ord, Conn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
Naval Board Of Inquiry win
Resume Sittings at Havana
Immediately.
Apparent That Little Informal
tlon Was Secured From
the Survivors.
Wrecking Tug Merritt Begins
the Attempt Of Raising
the Maine.

KEY WEST, Fla, March 8.-The court
Of inquiry has finished its work here
and will. it is expected, leave for Ha.
vana in tho morning. Apparently the
court has gained little information dur.
ing the Key West sessions which could
help explain the explosion.
At the morning session Of tho court
10 more enlisted men were examined
by the full board, and Commander
Eorsy the, the first of the witnesses not
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
PERSONALS.

P. H. Berg, of Pierz, was in th'
city Tuesday.
NJ. D. Huff went to Minneapoli'
Tuesday on business.
F.. M. Hoover went West ON bust
ness Monday night.
Robt. Heron returned from 8
Staples visit yeterday.
Rev. F. A. Sumner went to St
Paul Tuesday morning.
Miss Beulah Perry went to Royal
ton Tuesday to visit friends.
A. l.. Cramb. of St. Cloud. was q
Little Falls visitor Tuesday.
Attorney j. H. Rhodes went to St
Cloud W. On esday ON business.
F. E. Cawlev went to Minneapolis
Wednesday morning on business.
Robt. Heron went to Staples
Tuesday evening on business.
H. w. Venners came down from
Red Lake Falls Tuesday morning.
+ Edwin Hall arrived in the city y"s
terday from Minneapolis ON bust
Mrs. E. s. Smith went to st Cloud
Wednesday afternoon to VISIT end
George MOsher, OF Webster, -
was Little Falls visitor Wednestia!
G.E. piefendor', Of Morrison, Mimi
wasa Little Falls visitOr " ednesdu.
IA. Kennedy returned to the Re-
lake logging camps Tuesday night
Miss Jessie Neil returned YESTERDAY
from visit with her sister at Gre.
Eagle.
Jno. A. Berkey and H. landau re-
turned Wednesday evening from 1.
st: Paul visit
Rev. N. Dainskov and Ereck Mel
son, OF West Superior, arrived in til.
city Wedn .aday.
Mrs. James Landy returned Mon
day evening from visit with rel
atives at Minneapolis.
Key. F. A. Sumner, who has beer
in 1T. Paul for several days. returncr
home Wednesday evening.
LA. ArbOgast OF Fargo, agen
for the Great Western Elevator com
pany. was in the city Wednesday.
Earl Rogers. who has been EN-
plOyed az scaler at the up-river log
eing camps, returned home Wedner
day.
Mrs. S. s. Johnston, of Minneapolis
who came up to attend the funera.
of F.: X. 1.afond, returned HON
Wednesday. .,.-
Miss Laura Pool arrived from tn
st. Cloud Normal 8, h0Ql yesterda,
for q, visit with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Woodwork.
Mrs. d. II. Thompson, mother a.
Mrs. F. ". Lyon. arrived in the cit!
from Minneapolis Wednesday, ever
ing for a visit.
Samuel j. johnson. of Minneapc
lis. agent for the Phenix Insuranc,
company. of Brooklyn, was 10 thr
city Tuesday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

What pleasure ia there in life with
y headache, constipation and bilious
less? Thousands experience them
Who could become perfectly healthy
" using DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills. L. d. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
Trade Conditions.

Business was fairly good the past
week considering the fact that the
snow In rapidly disHppea ring, and 1t
haa been neither good sleig'iing nor
whe lirg. Now III r. Is not emo e.
SHOW for .letgLlnE and the chances
not very good for eleighing again
this season, all are anxious for an
early break up so that the saw mills
can resume operations and the farm.
ers do their spring work early.
The wheat market has been quiet
this week TOday's quotations are
The receipts were light.
Lent causes Il dullness IN the meat
lines and Il greater demand for eggs
The later have advanced from 10 to
12Hcents til" past week and a further
advance is anticipated
The following is thu corrected
rrice list:
Wheat-No nard 92c: No l, Northern Ole
No. 2, 90c: No. 8. soc.
Flour, pa tent process. per Dbl. $500
Bakers per Dbl s3.4O. q s4,2o
Ground feed. SIS 90 per TN.
Bran-S1l
Shorts-Sl3.
Earley-35c.
Oats 25c
Corn-25 @s0 per bushel
Dairy butter-l5 q 2Oo.
Eggs-;2Hc.
Fat cattle-3 @4Nc.
Cows-2l1c. "a SC
Stock-rs and leaders, q SIC.
Veal dressed-51@ a. &c.
Hogs live-$3.OO to s. 50 per cwt.
Fresh pork-$450 per cwt.
Mutton dressed to &C.
Cut meats. to 15c.
Chickens. 6 q &c.
Lard. &c.
Potatoes-s0 q 3sc per bushel
Beams Shopper bushel.
Apples-S4.00 g $3.50 per Dbl
Peas-75c per bushel.
Lemons-1hc. @ 600 per dozen.
Oranges-l5 % 40c. per dos.
9ranulated sugAr-l6 ios. tor 81.
Kerosene, lSc per gallon.
Hay-35.oG
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

The bank clearings in the United
States for February were larger
than for any previous february.
That is an ,dication of the vol
u,ne of business.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

The St. Paul Gl he announces
a plan for a new union depot at St
Paul. The new site is on Kittson
street, north Of Seventh, or near
the crossing of Seventh street and
the railroad tracks.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
Normally Quiet ut Havana.

KEY WEST, March Sc-Captain Han.
Ion Of the steamer Masco:te, which Or.
rived from Havana last night says
that when the vessel left Havana there
were no signs Of impending riot or Of
an anti. American demonstration. On
the contrary. everything was normally
Quiot. "'r ~. r
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
III. C,,,umbi. IN Dry Deck.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8-The United
States cruiser Columbia was placed in
the dry dock ut the League Island
navyyard during the day. The big
warship's bottom will be scraped and
painted and minor repairs will be made
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
The last news from Havana is
that the keel of the Maine was
broken by an external explosion.

We trust the free trade papers
will comment on the fact that the
last month showed the largest sur.
plus for any February in five
years.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
THE MINE THEORY
Opinion Of Naval Officers Lear
Strongly That Way.
COURT OF INQUIRY TO so REPORT
Possible the Explosion Was the Result Of
Csrelessness OF Spanish on.
0ara In Chnrpe.

Not01080o80B 4.
GERS In Charge.
HAVANA, via Key West, March g.
Without adding unnecessarily to the
surmises, conjecture and prophecy con.
corning the finding of the court of in.
quiry, it is fair to say that, as matter Of
fact, most of the naval officers here and
at Key West incline to the opinion that
the court will find that the disaster to
the Maine was caused by the explosion
of hoating submarine mine under the
port side Of the ship forward. Opinions
differ as to whether the mine was
made of high explosives such as wet
and dry gun cotton, or ordinary gun.
powder. Opinions agree, not only as
to the existence of mines in the harbor,
but also that this one was laid pur.
posely near the buoy where forei gn
war vessels were directed to moor aud
was fred from an electric battery on
shore. =" 4
Ca1elessness OF Ignorance. '@*F.
It is believed barely possible that the
explosion of the mime was the result 81
the carelessness or ignorance Of Span.
ish officers in charge of the mine sta
ton keys when testing the circuit, but
the latter superstition is not felt to be
probable. 1t is further regarded as
settled by the evidence before the court
that the port side Of tho hull forward
was completely blown to pieces. and
the only explosion Oh the Maine. except
of isolated cases of fixed ammunition,
was that of 1900 pounds OF saluting
powder, stored forward, and OF which
no trace can be found.
These views are gathered from off.
GERS who talk with great reserve and
only upon the assurance that their
identity will never be revealed. The
fact remains that only the members
of the court OF inquiry know all the
testimony elected and no one is au.
thorized to make public matters in ad.
vance OF the final adjudgment.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

Spain Reduces Duty ON Corn.
MADRID, March S.-The cabinet coun.
Gil has decided to reduce the duty on
corn to 6 pesetas per hecolitre, as long
10 the price exceeds 1919 pesetas. j.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04
FRIDAY, ARCH 4. 1898,
There are 112,O 900 men in the
militia of the states of the union.

Gov. Clough continues to receive
Offers of enlistment in the event
Of war with Spain.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

Secretary of State Sherman is
said to be not in sympathy with
President McKinley's policy of de-
lay in the Cuban matter. During
the Cuban war twenty years ago
Sherman favored intervention by
the United States, and when the
present war began Sherman in the
senate again advocated interven.
ton or some action that would
encourage and aid the Cubans.
This disagreement between the
president and head of the cabinet
has revived the reports that Sher.
man would soon resign, and many
believe that thu place in the
cabinet would then be offered
Senator Davis Of Minnesota, now
chairman of the senate committee
on foreign relations.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

Nearly al lines of business con-
tlnue to show considerable i'm.
prov ement over that of the past
several years. Calamity howIers
dou btl.ss can d. some damage,
but an increase of prosperity IS
quite certain for the coming year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-04

TO CUE. A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IT 1t fails
to cure. Csc. The genuine has L. B. q. on
each tablet,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

ten Sungfer" frn9te, Die in Gamin@en
(einem Ort i'm @prsepuIO) iiben unO bum
W~enbent0ntg beritammen ioa, bu la@ten iie
unb meinten, felt Meni6engeoenten gdbs es
in 4amin9en feline ate Sungfer unb babe es
pobl ou9 niemuIs bort g~ege6en. Mebr
f6on bielten Tie BON Der PI4eppni5a, Der
Mittagsfrau, bic in peiBer @enanOung nit
i6tpor3em 9opftu9 8tpif4en eff unb Sp0lf
nbr Mittogs ii6ers 5elb 9ebt. 0aran glaus
BEN bic 2eute, unb besbalb crbeitet I'M
bieTe .3eit NiemanD auf benz 5eIoe, IOnbern
bolt inn S9atten Mabl8eit, ME mir es iebt
tbaten. On bergtn9 au3 bic Geipsnfter@
ftunbe, unb Der neugeitdrtte Jd6rmann
mabnte our Meiterfabrt. Sn eins neue
2anOf9uft sius es isst. in ben 2ib6snauer
8ireerpGIh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
2anbf6aft dnbert.
Mtr tpmmen in baS

2onbf6uft dnbert. Dir fOmmsn in bus
Walbgebiet.
On bic SteGe Der 1ie6li9en Marut5, tpeIz
DE 6is6sr Die S6mudplGb6en ldnbli9er
8ult1r umfu9te, frat nun Der feierli9e
@rnit Der %l1rnatur in i6rer @lementaripa6r~
bsit. 60 bat ia EMIT bas gan5e Gpreege=
biet o~usgeieben BON Der Sbertauii5 bis Ser
lin. S~mmpfiger WoGb5ob:n, aug bsm @rlen
unO an trodneren 90bsnItelen Gihen emz
portpu9fen, nit ibren I9attenoen 3pei9en
Elm 9unteli9offenb, in benz 0irIde unb
Re6e unb WiloI9Deine, o6er auA SGren
uno @Dlfe bulIten. 9as Hau5tpilo 1T
6eute freili6 ousgerottet d6er bai 0o9Tdiz
Ter, tpie in bieien 2agen, par Der Walo mod
meiit oerfumpft. Sdger uno 9Ol3ar6eiter
bur9Ttrsiften i'm NIT bo6en WuiIeritiefeln.
9as @ilO meibet Die gsfG6rlt4e Ndbe Der
WaKerIdufe, 9ufir biipften Staare fez
6enb om ufergeGdnbe un6 fu9ten Gutter fir
ibre ~eSun9en. Der @pe9t badte nit Ipibem
S6nabel an purmtranfen @rlen. Gas
fr0bli6e Bolt Der Nmfsln unb 5inten ilbi@
lirte in ben 3peigen, CUR Na9t3eit iHreift
bie @ule raubIuGenb bur3 ben Walo. S6en
6laute Der 9immel, uns bic 9onns la4te
bur9 bas 8s3tpeige in bieien I9attigen 5rIbz
ling. Mm &0nigli4et Sprt9au5 &annoz
mii6le muBte Der aabn gei4leuIt tporben,
unb Die freunbli9e 6rau S0rtet;n 6raute
benz genuBmiiben 9aite uno benz I9pr ettpas
urbeitsmiiben SGbrmann etnen e9rli4en
8affee CUR beba3li9en @ufmunterung.
Mu6 fur3er Start gin9 bic Malofabrt tpeiz
ter i'm aannomiiblftteB. 9ort 9a6 es oft
tiefe SteQen, no Der 6d4rmann nit Der Guz
be~rtange feinen @rrnb fano; barn 6rurtmte
er: ySu 1T Niemanb gu 6aufe." ga3 elmer
9tunbe, ben britten felt Der N6Fa1rt, enOete
Der Walb, u1b mir errei9ten Die GnoItation
bes Walogsbietes, bag malerif6 9elegene urto
piel BON Malern beIu6te 8aitlQu5 Wotz
I9ofsta Extraordinarily. 0ort 0enebz
migtt t1 mir unb Dem 5dbrmunn Idngfre
Ruft our Ma6l6eit. SIN Saale mars ia
ftG, q6sr brauBsn unter ben 8d1men faben
etli9e Qiibbenauer Nderbirger, unb balo
mar Elm @eIprd9 i'm @unge i5er Bunner
unb @aeen bes Spreetpalbes. Gs tparen ia
mobt aufgefldrte 2eute, bic bDn GeIpenltern,
Qit6en (3nergen) unO ionItigtm Sa9enz
3elpg ni9t oiel bieIten. Als i4 na9 Der nol=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

baltnine iinb anbere eetporocn. fel6f cine
v&enaiRance", pte i'm Is. unb Is. Sa6rz
6unbert, fann lie ni9t mebr er3eugen. uno
lit al biss Our9piiblen Der 9rd6sr, bies
8erI9Ieppen Der Stdtuen, @erdtbe u1o Muz
mien in aGe m0glihen MuIeen Garopas,
bas 8erDffen:li9en Der Sni9riften in pa
piernen s5plianten iiberbtes cine oaue:nce
Rettung bes 8erlorsnen? N@ Iieber GOtt,
man nirb re9t ironif9 geitimmt, penn man
in Negppten ielbit g~epeien III, toem man
ben Quaberbau Der Ppramioen b~eitiegen uno
benz ~granbipIen Spbinr Don Siie9 in bic
fdauerIi9 ernIten Augen geblift Pat nnO
bam an ben fpieleriiden 8au uaierer 0tus
Ieen NIT i6ren gldiernen S9autdlten unb an
ben S9parm Der Mobetouriiten oentt.
oils i6 bas MuIeum bon @iieh gum eriten
Mals 81 Tu6tt, fam i9 fllr3 Dor SaluB bprtz
bin; bic glastGi ten init ben aOnigsnIumien
tparen f6on 5ugsbedt. Sd CAB einem Der
Oiener einsn 8atIdiia unb tieB MIR eine
herTel6en nod einmal aufbeden, nur bic cine
ponte i4 Ie6en, bic Mumie bes groben SIAM
fes, bss gepaItigiten aIer Serri3er @gpps
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