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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-01-06
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Bowden. of Linden. May the happy
couple have smooth pathway
through life. is The wish ul their
many friends, among whirh the
TRIBUNE wishes To be cGumuered.
yur brov,,y ,ur fr;cpa. Jnhn
rrncis disnlav,d ast ruesla, in
senY,,finp two r,,,tI mr, nr,,,o he.
voud a shadow az y ,onl.,. tn, noor
wisdom our people showed by not
nominating him tn sheriff two y,a ars
ago This noble deed ougujtu ming
Joan the nomination ,hi, scar ny
/ ORR accommodating oo.tln strr.
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ON the ,treat op. div thi.. wax
striking his knee can ON - uroirrt-
ing mil in tho si,In-waIL. ann. ,.,usiuV
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bv DISABLING himself for his ,h,,i.s
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n merry party, and ali rrport n GOOD
I time.
A PARTY of Young folks visited the
past week at the home of their aunt,
They consisted of J. w. Richards. of
New Castle, Colo; G. ID. Ellis. of
Paulina. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pascoe, Of Dayton, Wis; Myrta and
Stella Richards and Mary Pascoe. OF
Bellevillc. Wis. and Rev. Ida Rich
ards, OF Cascade, Wis.
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mans Relief Corps will be- held in
the Geo U Lepate Post hall over
the White Houss tomorrow Friday
afternoon O'clock. All members
are urged To he present for work
ne,t,inino. +, tbo inst,llotion of the
new officers is To he the priucipal
order OF business.
BY ORDER or PRESIDENT.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-01-06
LUDDEN s. Co.
The Local Field.

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

days wee numbefed. NY mothee beonsh<
me D.. William Pink Pifh for Pale Pecnie
ana the Inst box made me feel better, I
continued the treatment and to-day I am
When ! commenced 10 take tie pil1s I
weighed l20 pounds, now I weigh I46
ieei hat my recovery b pesmaneuE.
- owe my happiness and my health 10
III. Wlliams' Pink Pill. NV husband
vas benefited by than. l have recon-
needed them to many Of my friends and
VIII Be glad If any word Of mine Win direct
Others to the road Of good health.n
Df. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peocfe
have cured many eases Of almost simdas
nature.
The vital elements h Mrs. Loedss blood
were deficient. The hAemoeiobin was e.
hausted. She wa unfit for lie stsain IS
was compelled to undergo. Her nervoes
system was shattered and Ser WARY
dropped below tie danger point.
a collapse was inevitable.
d.. Wlliams' Pink Pills cured her b.
supplying the lacking Constituents 81 health
by filling the veins with blood fieh In Is
requisite element Of lie. TIE heart fe.
sumed It's normal action, tie nervous sys.
TEN was restored to = state of harmony
and the neuralgic affection disappeared.
DR.. Wiliams' Pink Pak are sold b.
druggists everywhere, who believe then
to Be ON Of the most eficacious medieine
the century has peoduced,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
De Lamar Wants Mines,

The Boise Statesman has
the following to say in con-
nection with an interview with
H. A. Cohen, DeLaMar's rep.
resentative, who was recently
in Lewiston:
Mr.. Cohen was seen by a
Statesman reporter at the de-
pot a few minutes before he
left for Salt Lake, his head.
quarters. He said he had
been in the northern part of
the state examining the mines
in the Buffalo Hump country.
Asked concerning the reports
he was negotiating for some
of the best property there, he
answered evasively, "All those
reports are greatly exaggerat'
ed" 1t is further known that
he left Mr.. Healy there to fur
Their look into some OF the
properties.
In response to a question
Mr.. Cohen said Captain De
Lamar had plenty of money
to invest in Idaho mines of the
right kind. He did not care
much what sort of metal they
produced so long as there was
IN even chance of the invest
mcnt becoming profitable
The captain was willing, HI
said, to take hold and develop
any prospect that contained
real m crit, and he was par
ticularly anxious to get hol'
of some promising ldah'
properties.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

Notjce.-As 1 am closing out
nv blacksmith business at Harp
ster, 1 respectfully ask all persons
knowing themselves to be indep'.
ed to me TO call and settle without
loss of time. Respectfully, n. d.
Steel.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

.m.,table Ting abost Nl1s'
~ If Stafford cofner, N. H.
alive today l.
=. ssshass, b more '.,fps'',c =
MnLosd hes'slt Sic iooa. e.e.
|, vh.n she STOOD o. ths veg q
.ssdder.. She ioois ahead afa
....,.,. With her ehildssa, hef hos
T., bons with = Joy that oo'ya
,hs mother Of thsse ehiidsen'
Ns.m AZ twins, until Tie twins
,.s;oe massed tie Joy Of hef Ne.
- VA attacked with heast iai'sss
20. v.s unable 70 attend 70 Tie
s.aies d lie home. In describing
upasenee Ms. Losd :ay''
Lss.,t failure 70 bad was often
\ IA. I I'D neuralgia d the stom-
ia 4 vas necessary TO give me
- % deaden the pain.
..Hnnes the doctors gave me tesn:
o.r,1. but ia Inc end Il seemed ~ 4
k.r;og vas multiplied. -.
~. III me 10 good and was o0t
savatico. s,..a. s.a.d
1 oos thought l would live.
=. ia despair and thought that my
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

The u. S. supreme court
room, located near the center
of the capt. oil building IN
Washington, was wrecked on
the 9th. 1t was the result OF
an explosion of gas which &C,
Cured in the endorsement OF
the capitol. The fire com
municated to the law library
and supreme court room. The
records of the court were
either totally destroyed OF
badly damaged. The money
loss will reach about 100000
but the loss of the library an'
records cannot be estimated II
dollars and cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
,oarwater Short Line.

Elena. Mont, Nov. o.
Clearwater Short Line
xav Company, with head
Is III this city, was incor-
ted today under the laws
fontana by William Wal
IT., of Helena, counsel tor
Northern Pacific in Mon.
; A. D. Edgar, general
/ Of the Northern Pacific
elena, and Harry Yaeger.
company, which is acting
he Northern Pacific Rail
Company, proposes in its
tles Of Incorporation, to
d a road from the main
Of the Northern Pacific at
sworth in southwestern
shington and near the con
hce of the Columbia and
Ike river, up the Snake and
brwater rivers and one OF
tributaries of the latter to
Bitter Root range, across
mountains by the Lo Lo
kn adjacent pass to either
main line near Missoula or
|ome point on the DeSmet
Bitter Root branches as
n be decided later.
fhe road is designated to
IS through Walla Walla.
pumbia, Garfield and Asotir
Washington; through
Fz Perez, Shoshone and
tho counties, Idaho, anc
county, Montana.
1t is reported among rail
Id men here that if the roae
it may become the
lin line for all through
light and passenger bushes
about 300 miles will be ia
n off the old route. Tn
,orporators of the compan,
'uld not discuss the probat
y of the company commene
work in the near future
lie capital stock of the CON
is placed at this time a
5000, but will be gr eatly
,reased.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

1.-THE maker pays t he gro
Ger to money back Sch'l-
Ang's Best
%. baking powder
c~1 Aavoring extracts
.ods and spices
do Won think he KIN ws his
business or not!
Is
For sale by
Jos. Pfeufer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
Job

n. Job WORT Holdins.
serv;o. .se-paid oiicial in the British
land the lord lieutenant of Ire
"no receives 6 go, 600 q yetsr.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

Just received It the Cash hara-
ware store, tws, carloads OF tne
celebrated Bridge & Beach steer
ranges. cook sto YES, heaters. we
can suit you in quality as wen "'
price.
Four lots in Houston, Texas,
value 81, 900, nicely located, &c
trade for mining p roperty. far%s
IN California and A lissouri to trade
for same in Idaho county. farMs
and Accomplishments wanted W. ".
r. Fogle, Grangevih'e, Idaho. .
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

The Palace hotel is now open
for the accommodation OF the
travelling public with r. d. eheafer
as proprietor, yho promises TO
conduct it as the best hotel in the
county. Rates : | and So per day.
with bar and res ding room III co"
nectiOn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
mo JAPANESE RECIPROCITY.
Aey Will Discover Our Secrets But
We Can't TheiPa.

.eS Will Discover Our Secrets hut
We Can't Theirs.
lhere is not a word to be said al yainst
policy that affords educational facil-
les 10 all, regardless of nation atty,
rieion Oh race, says Arthur,s Mag
Ane. But the Japanese enter on r fac
pres and workshops, and when they
ave mastered the secrets retur11 to
ieir native shores and found fact cries
compete with our own. All I onor
~ praise to those little Japs wfM , will
on'en'edly bear exile and dissirn u,ate
Nc MORN contempt in which they hold
mat they may contribute IT,, the
1osperiy OF their beloved Dai Nippon.
out what would be said of ou r manu-
ae'ufers' who, while zealousl = guard
3 tne secrets OF their invent ons from
aeif competitors by patent !, expose
nese results of their ingenuit " to spies
'mom no sense of honor or gratitude
',i ueter from using them to their own
advantage.
mere is no reciprocity to ne had from
japanese. Let any Anne ri can, even
aoush armed with letters of introduc-
won from the secretary of estate, or
wen from the chief executive himself,
moceed to Japan and attem. pt to dis
o tser the secrets of their lacql Ter or any
,,a" industry peculiar to ia pan. He
".'uid uniformly meet with a decided
courteous "dekimasen;" it can't b.
none. No. the Japanese are only ant
iectiy willing to profit by our goot
in" .ute' which, in their eyes. is moth
"s but stupendous folly.
sssacious Chinese D.. set or.
~, w one disputed the die tuu Of
~ A,aese physician who ha6t bee n Gale
attend a celestial who h ad ia. nted i
n, s'ore at Portland, Ore, when I he do'
m nj sad after filing he pr, ,strat
aT;m mouth and nose , nth red pain,
No. piow out paint. him all sam
nv ye' dead; him no catch him win,
Tbe u no" out paint, him heap de ad
the man did net blow out the paint, an
"roner was called.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
w.ucauu md Absent.Minded e

-:, an exercise recon mended
u,ho lack self-cortro oil. There
" -. n teaches agility and de-
nv nhns;c,, braces. It mig hit prove
Veiops ps.aahsant-mindedness if that
Cn,a;n. survives an age Of bicycles
."a,,sr Tn town. at ID asst, on<
anu 49, one,s wits from " anderine
niuso hecome so abs rbed in
anu that one forgets the dangers
no"en cross;np. Truly the day O.
the "absent-minded' is over .ne SUI
went down on it when pneum auc "
were introduced.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, !

LaUU OIHCG HG LGWISIVHb 4UuHOl
October II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before U. S. Land Office, at
Lewiston, Idaho, on December IL, 1898,
viz: John E. Beede,
for the Lot 3, Sec. a8, VIZ NWH, Sec.
81, Mex MEX, Sec. 81, TIP. 81, N X 4,
+. B. M.
He names the following witnesses te
prove his continuous residence upor
and cultivation of said land, viz:
John Gibson, Calvin M. Pagan, Viii
liam Straugh, William Costley, all 0
Harpster, Idaho.
2o-25 J. B. WEST, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

PRESBYTERIAN SERvIcEs- Sabbath
School 10 a. m; Preaching II a. m, and
7:45 p. m; Union Christian Endeavor
$50 p. m.-FRANK BROWN, Minister.
Smith & Smith, of Florence, have
a few more of those nicely litho-
graphed maps of the District.
Buy one or more and send them
| out to advertise the camp. IL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

EsTRAY NOTICE.-Cam to my
ranch IL miles north of GranRevil'e'
Idaho, near the Buttes. Idaho county
Idaho, II bay horse with star in iore
head. II hands high, branded with Iel-
ter P, low on right shoulder, age SIX
wears. And one bay horse IS ha.'us
biph. branded on the left stife thus Z
owner or owners are requested to call
IN the undersigned at Grangevilie'
Idaho, prove property, pay the charges
and take the pro perty. F. ID. DAVIDSON
Graneeville. Idaho, Nov. 2, 1895.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
A Gigantic Scheme.

received of the plans of the
clearwater Valley Railroad
company. This company
was Incorporated a few DAYS
ago under the laws of the state
OF Oregon. 1t is an offshoot
OF the Oregon Railroad & Nav.
.gation Company, and it has
outlined the construction of an
system of branch
lines throughout the Inland
Z m PR e. The following
branches are specified in the
articles of incorporation:
From a point in the state of
Idaho at or near the junction
of the Clearwater river with
the Snake river, and thence
on the most eligible route
along the valleys of the Clear.
water river and of the south
and middle forks of the same
to a point on the boundary
line between Idaho and Mon.
tana, at or near Lolo pass, with
a branch leaving said line from
some suitable point in the val.
ley of the Clearwater river on
the south fork, and extending
through Camas prairie to the
town of Mount Idaho.
A line from a point IN the
state of Oregon at or near the
mouth of the Grand Ronde
river, and thence along the
valley of the Grand Ronde
river to the mouth of the
Wallowa river.
A line from a point at or
near the town of Baker City,
Ore, thence in a general east
erly directly to Powder river,
and thence along Powder river
to its junction with Snake
river.
A line from a point IN the
state of Oregon on Snake
river, near the mouth of Pine
creek, thence up Pine creek
and across the divide to a
point on Powder river.
A line from some suitable
point on Snake river in Ore
gon, thence by some feasibl L
route to what is known as the
Seven Devils mining region, IF
Idaho.
A line from a point Or
Snake river, near the mout II
of Salmon river, in ldah 0
thence up Salmon river to =
head.
A line from a point at o
near the town of Moscow, il
Idaho, thence in a southea ST
erly direction to some suitab u
point on Clearwater river.
The Oregonian says: ct ri
, is understood to be anoth DC
step in a big scheme of Dc
! velopment for the Inland E n
, pire. The line up the Gle al
water is the chief of those prt
iected in these incorporat 10
f articles, and it gives name I
- the company. Starting fir OF
= Lewiston, at the junction I
:, the Clearwater and Sna ak
4 rivers, to which point the I
=. r. & N. does not now hay e
4 road, implies the construc tic
=. of the long contemplated liz
y, up the Snake river from II
Riparia crossing, at least, al
~ probably from Wallula. All
Ling for the Lolo pass, on t
Montana boundary line, Civ
color to the speculation a DO
'5the O.. R. & Ms enteri1
~ Montana, and expanding in
a vast system of transp or'
ton that shall draw the bu
ny ness of more than the r ci
le' northwest to Portland. 1
re other lines mentioned are
ct. ct. minor Importance, thou
they will be of great va [ue
I" developing agents for ting m
all ing and agricultural Sc cti'
lie, of the Columbia basin, tn ror
On. which they will pass. ]
way is open in every ca use e
connection with the O. R e.
rp. system
Ons "
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18
dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution of CO.Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the part
uership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Bowman & Harris has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Bowman retiring. The business
will be continued by Mr.. Harris. who as
sumes all liabilities against, and collects
all accounts due the late firm.
Tolo, Idaho, Oct. 6, 1895.
WV. BOWMAN,
w, H. Harris.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-11-18

Tie story Of this svo~a~ Is tile every day history of
,,.,s,.ds uAo are suffering as she did; wAo can k
n~.a =, she aas; aaho ~sW thank her for Snoring Them
=. aey to good AeaM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-23

Sn einem eben per0fisrtlihtsu Mui=
laB Der 6rau Slta SOrowib Yarnsp
in Der rSsutidsn &spus": SIN Sauis
Sran3 Siist's, ersdblt bic YsrIaTsrin
aud. pie 2iist ielbIt ibsr feline betannte
Ss9e9nuna nit Beethoven beri6tete /:
sd mar un9efdbr ii Sabre alt." be-
gam er. ,als mein Dsrebrter 2ebrsr
Gsernp mid 5u BEETHOVEN bradte.
S1pn LANCE porber bate er oieiem BON
mir ersdblt uno i'm gebetsu, mid ein-
nal anSub0ren. Nlein Yeetbouen ems
piano iolhen Wioerwilsn seesn g0un=
o%ertlnoer, oaB er iid INNER beitis
oaaeaen ltrdubte. mid 81 empianSen.
gnolld lieB er lih bod BON benz uner=
mlloliden GaernD iiberreoen uno ia9te
gum Sdlulie unaeoulDi9: ,Nlio brin=
gen Sic mir in 8ottes Namen ben
&Gfer!" IS mar I'm 10 llbr Wor=
gems. als mir Die Stuei tleinen Stubsn
I'M SAwarSIpanierbaule. 20 Ysstbo.
ben mObnte, betraten; ib ettuas idiih-
tern, GSernp mid ireunDlib ermutbl=
9eno. SeetbOueu iaB Dor eilsm lan=
gen, ihmaleu Slid am 6snlter uno
arbeitete. Gr blifte uns cine Weile
inter on, iprah nit Gsernp elm paar
fliihti9e Wcrte unO blisb idpei9lam,
als mein gutter Yebrer mid ans ala-
bier mintte. SD ipielte Suerit Elm
furses Slid bon &ies. glls i9 9esn-
bet bate, iraete mid Seetbopsll. oh i9
cine Yab'iAe 6u9e ipielsn tonnts. Sd
lpdblte Die G=mOl Suse. .9onntsit
on Die Suae aud glei6 mad elmer ail=
oeren SOnart transponircn2" frngte
mid Beethoven. Gum Slid tonnte
i'd es. Naa benz SdluBaitorb blidte
ib auf. Ser ounielgliibsnoe Ylit oes
aroBen Weiiters lag ourhorinssno aui
mir. 0ob ploBlib 3oa ein miloss
Gdheln ilbsr Die D~iilisrn 3i9e. Yset.
bOUen lam gang nabe berau. bsrgte iih
81 mir, le9te mir bic Sano auf ben
&opf uno Iubr mir lireihelno mebrs
mails ilber oas Quar-. ,SeuIslsfsrl!"
fliiiterte er. 10 Elm Radsr2" SD as-
waln plOblib ben Mutb. nGarf ih
lebt etpas BON Sbnsn ipielen?" fraate
i'd tef. Beethoven nidts ldhelno. sd
ipielte ben eriisn SaB aus Dem G=our
GOnSrte. Wis ib ierti9 mar. iaBte
mid gsstbOpsn al beioen SGnosu.
tiiBte mid auf bic Stirn uno iaate
wei1: .0eb! BIZ bilt ein 8liifliher!
Gsnn ou luirlt piele anoere Msnidsn
begliifen uno srfreuen! Gs aibt nibts
Neiieres, nidts Sb0neres!" 2iist er.
,dblts oas in Soue tisfer 9rariffen=
belt, Sbrlnen iuaren in ieinen ausen.
uno Elm marmes G~lidsgetiibl tlau9
aus Der einiaden G%rsabluns. Gr blieb
cine iurse Wsile i1iusi9iam. Guolih
ia9te er: .9ieIes GreianiB all5 mei-
mem 2eben 1T mein GrObter Stols gee
blieben - oas palladium fir meme
gauge Standardization. SD er,able
es nur duberii ielten uno nur - sutsu
Greunoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-23
Serr gr. g. DC. 2teber,

Der ueroiente Gentrums= Siibrer ulo
&ei9staos Nbgeoronete, melder benz
W(ilwautee'r Satbolitentaae ais Gbrens
gait beimObnen unb auf oemlelben,
allBer elmer auIprahe, Die SdluBreoe
balten mlro, lit am 9. NuguIt auf Dem
9lpno Sdmpfer ySaiIer Wllbelm l."
in Nem g)ort sin8etronen.
Der perebrte Serr puroe al Der
SanoeItele in Soboteu bon oem Sberen
oes 9eo=Sauiss, NeO. s. %. SAwimn.
bon stpei Gertretern Der Wilmaltee'r
0ereine, nQmliA ben Serren u. Sidel,
| Setretlr oes Central Nereins, uno
Ioam Srplt, ioluie bon elmer alSabl
Srieltsr uno ungeiebsner 2aien Don
9ieru gort uno Sem SericD. barunter
ie orei Sertrster Der oortigeu Staats=
Ierbanoe, bsusn lib aud Bern Rep.
s. &ainer. Seminar Gs9ens, unb
9tep. Or. g. 2ebl, Proielior bon ct.
Grancis aneeibloneu hNttsn, empfau=
gen uno in ber3lidlier 8eiie bs9rilBt.
Der erlte Ssiu6 oes 9sIsierteu Safes
9alt Dem 2eO=Saus in New Oort, mos
ielbt eiu tleiues Gmpian9s Giien in
pertrauten Sreiie ltattiano.
9or gtetu Yort, no Sr. Or 2ieber
i'm Sauie elmer beireunoeten 6amilie
eini9e Sage &ait belt. besab iia Der
9esbrte Serr sunddit, elmer GlnlaOuna
oes bodw' ten Mi9r. WiiblIiepsn 6Ol9e
leilteno, nub ct. SOuis. Sn Drill
ipautee miro err an 10. Nug. Nbeuos
elntrefeu. Sine Population Der bic
ligen fSe1tbebDroe wiro ibm bis na6
Chicago entge9enfabren. uno cine arO-
Bere Delegation wiro ibn bier in Mil-
pautee an Yabnboi be9riiBen uNo nah
Der ersbii6Oflihen GeliDenS 9eIeitcn,
no er wlbreno ieiner InmeIelheit in
Milpautee Der 8aIt 0es bO1p' lteu
Serrn gr5bii6OIs iein wiro.
(Grcellior.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-23
SampioN'S Serimt.
gSie er i'm Gntlpurf loutete.
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mid - wenn Der Msnid YeA bat -
nit benz Hla9aenibin ,9teiu Dort" auf
elmer &etoanpscirunasinlrt. als i6
pom 6afsn bon Santiago Der beitisen
&anoneuounner bOrte. SD abnte
nidts Suites unb tsbrte oaber pieber
I'm. Ils ih in bic Ndbe Don Santiago
fam. bate i'd MID Dor Wutb Obrisigeu
mrasn. oenn ib lab grade nod, mie
oas leBte ShiH bon Gsrbera's Sc.
Ibwaoer Die wsiBe Glaa9e bibte. SD
erfibr. oaB ole Sponier ausaebrOben
nno oernibtet mOroen wareu. Gen
Sberbeiehl iiber uniere Shiffe iibrta
Der &apitan Der nSrOotlun". Wis
oerielbe liA ben Sberbeiebl anmaBen
iOnnie. lit mir Elm &Gtbiel. SD be-
tradte bas als einsu Sail BON iAiuerer
Standardization. I'm nidt 81 ingen:
Sredbeit. Seine pfidt wdre es 9e-
weisn. mid ourd ein Idnelles Boot,
wie ). y. ben .@lorcelter". iOfort
5uriifrufen 81 laiien uno ben 6eino bis
81 meiner gntunit f%eliSubalten. worauf
ib ounn ben Sbsrbefebl iibsrnommen
bate. go that Der grlpabnte, oils Oh
er Der Sbertommanoant mdre. Gr
CAB BON Der ,9rooilpn" aus oas Sia=
nal gum Sample uno perleyte ben
feinolidsn Sainen ben @ea. SieIel.
ben umfabten oas gauge @eroera'ibe
8eIdwaoer: bic Pan3srtrsuser .&eina
Mtaria 5ereia". uWlmirantc Squsnou",
.Griipbal 9olon", .Yiscapa" uno bic
beiosn SOrpeooboote .GurOr" uno
,pluton". SaB Der Seino na6 tur-
gem 3ampie pernihtet puroe, 1T mein
9eroisnit, oenn bic Sperationsn pur-
ben senau nab ben bon mir cigens fir
einen iolden GnQ ent,porIenen p!dnen
aussefibrt. Ser 3%Ommanoant Der
,YroOilDn" bat aliO bic Sbla9t se-
piiisrmaben in 8srtrstune s%siuOnnen.
Smmerbiu treibt mid meiu 8eredtiS=
teitsiinn ansuertennen, oaB iib bic ber=
idieoensn Sefeblsbaber Der Sdiffs
unieres 8eidwaoers oortreflid bee
nommen unb iih oes in iie 9eiebten
Ssrtrauens wiirois seSsiat babsn, ein.
idliebli1 bes &ommanoanten Der
.YrOotlpn", ben Der Ssuiel holen ioQ.
Giaentlid bat er ia bic Shla4t ae=
ponnen, aber ebe ih oas ausebe. IreIie
id meme eisene Naie. SD wiinidte,
elm WilionenoOnnerpetter iblii9e i'm
sebn Meilen ourb ben Ocean in bic
Groe binein! MuB mir Der faule
aopp, Der nod oasu BON osuti6er ab.
tunft lit, Den &ubm Dor Der Naie pe9s
fbnappen. Die Saare tOnnt' i9 mir
ausreiBen - S9OdldDerenotb uno
NHeni9anoe!
Sampo II, Nomiral.
YIN 8Oro II. e. g. ,New Oort".