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The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
IT IS A REAL DANGER
President Kruger's Promises Are
Unfulf1lled.
WATCHING THE SITUATION
Nothing Yet to Justify an ,Ultimatum
and War-A Fear Expressed OF
Undertaking Too Much Re-
sponsibility in China.

London, March 20.-During the course
in the house Of commons to-day the
secretary of state for the colonies Jo-
seph Chamberlain, replied to various
colonial questions raised.
Speaking of the Transvaal, Mr. Cham
berlain said that not one of President
Kruger's promises to remedy grievances
had been fulfilled. Continuing. Mr..
Chamberlain asserted that if President
Kruger would give the JohannesburSers
real municipality. With control of their
own educational system and civil police,
as he could do without the slightest
derogation to the interests and dignity
of the Transvaal, he would remove nine
out Of ten Uitlanders' grievances. Great
Britain, Mr. Chamberlain then pointed
out, could only intervene in the event
of a breach of the London convention
or if the comfy of nations was not 90
served. AS the paramount power IN
South Africa, Great Britain could make
friendly suggestions, but he did not be-
lieve for moment that they would be
successful now, and therefore it would
be undignitied to make them. Mi.
Chamberlain concluded with saying:
"As long as the present conditions
continue they constitute real danger
We are watching the situation most
carefully; but thus far there has been
nothing to justify an ultimatum, and,
failing compliance, war, which seems to
have been suggested by previous
speaker"
In the course of a discussion Of the
governments policy in China, William
st. John Broderick, parliamentary sec
retary for the foreign office, defended
the plan of dealing direct with the
Tsung Ii Yamen, and declared the sug-
gestion that Great Britain should in
stead "go straight to other powers" alb
solutely untenable in the present condi-
tion of affairs. After asserting thae
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
in his declarations respecting the best
course to pursue, did not represent the
views of the government, Mr.. Broder-
ick said:
I'VE ought to be more careful lest we
step into the position of having insisted
upon concessions, or having undertaken
the reorganization of the Chinese
army and navy, that we do not by these
successive steps undertake the respon-
sibility for the whole government of
China"
Referring to North China he said
Great Britain was still hopeful of an
understanding with Russia there and
that a friendly and conciliatory dispO-
sition existed on both sides. Sir Charles
Dixie, radical member asked a question
regarding the report that the Anglo
American Canadian commission had
failed to agree over the Alaskan bound
airy issue. Mr. Broderick replied that
the joint commission had agreed to pre-
serve absolute secrecy as to its proceed
ings. Some sort of inexact ACCOUNTS
had crept out, but it would be extremely
undeSirab BILE for him, he declared to
give either contradiction or affirmation
and the reports must be accepted with
considera BILE reserve.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
BRYAN AT CHATTANOOGA.


Chattanooga, Tenn, March 20.-Hon.
w. J. Bryan was the guest of the Bry-
an Birthday Anniversary club, a demo-
cratic association of this city, to-day
and was rendered an ovation by the
democracy of the Third congressional
district. A general reception was given
MIR. Bryan and Governor McMillin at
the Southern hotel during the after
noon, where the sovereigns met and
Were shaken hands with by the dist!n
guished visitors.
At o'clock this evening Mr.. Bryan
addressed an audience of 5000 people
at the Auditorium, Governor McMillin
Congressman John A. Moon and other
distinguished democrats of Tennessee
occupying the rostrum with the speak
er. In his Auditorium speech Mr.. Bry-
an discussed the issues before the pub
lie, among other things, the income and
money question, trusts, the standing
army and Imperialism, following the
lines similar to those in his recent
speech.
AT 10 o'clock tonight Mr.. Bryan sat
at banquet rendered him at the South
ern hotel by the Bryan Birthday An
| niVersary club of this city, at which
there were seated 435 of the most prom
inent ladies and gentlemen of this sec
ton and many leading democrats, in
Guiding Governor Benton McMillin. Hon.
Tomlinson Fort of this city presided
as POSTMASTER Responding to the
toast Democracy" Mr.. Bryan took up
democracy along Jerffersonian lines
and gave his reasons for believing that
the democratic idea was the growing
one and would ultimately prevail over
the politocratiC ideas embodied in re-
publican policies.
Mr.. Bryan was frequently applauded
in the progress of his speech and sue
coeded in arouSing great enthusiasm
Congressman John A. Moon spoke on
! the Fifty fifth Congress" Hon. Ben
ton McMillin, governor of Tennessee.
responded to the toast The Democratic
Party and Reform" in which he pre-
dicted the election of Bryan in 1900
! The balance of the toasts the rest of
/ the evening was made up of local
/ speakers.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
Roberts Misfortune.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Robert Gray WAS q 10Y 1f 10 years.
He was very fond Of fun ana often was
little too reckless.
His father had Just been telling him
that he could not go ska-fng with the
other boys and Robert was very much
veXed.
Please let me go, papa All the 9TH
er fellows are going, he SAID. mo,
my son, tell you it S not safe for such
a little boy as you TO so. You might
hurt yourself very much
Robert pleaded in vain, his father
was firm.
That afternoon he went out and saw
his companions with skates on their
arms coming toward hir1.
"Hullo, Rob, whore are your skates?"
cried one.
Papa wouldn't let me have any"
answered discontentrd Robert.
"nh, nonsense; come along. we will
lthd YOU OURS"
But pa will"
never know"
Robert thus coaxrd. did not want to
decline. He marched off with his COM
panions, never dreaming what would
befall him for disobcying his parents.
When they reached the ice Robert
had skates put on him and was taught
to skate. The boys al last told him
that he could do it by himself.
Away went Robert over the ice until
alas, he fell. His comrades ran to his
side and found him with bleeding
nose and broken leg.
They took him home as best they
could. Robert was unconscious when
he was carried into the house.
n a e tn
said to his mamma, Il think after this
I will mind what papa tells me and not
be led by others to do what l know
is not right And he did.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS
James, Kidder and Warde in "The
School for Scandal"
II BROKE ALL RECORDS
It Is Doubtful If a More Delightful Rep
resentation of the Comedy Has Ever
Been Given-Miss Kidder Has
Won New Admirers.

In the history of the state there has
,,o,,ar bea, eea,, -, .,,, s+,,o -,,cb ,
va '''''
pfetehnouS organization as mat hedaed
by Louis James, Kathryn kidder and
Frederick Warde which Opened q
weeks enra eement at the Grand onera
49, 80. .,,.. -.
iiouse III ou''e last hiSI4t-all eHSase
ment that for artistic and financial sue
cess promises TO establish a record for
$50 cra tint ,ri, ..o,d t,,. ,,,o,,,,
VIC 'i0nO 'iia' "''l s'"!'' Ao' Ai'''H'
years. only three stars had been an
nounced but the audience concluded
that there were at least 1ouf IN the cast
cast night.
The play was Richard Brinsley Sherl-
dam immortal comedy, The School for
Scandal, with the following cast:
Sir Peter Teaele Harry T.anpdon
sir Oliver, S1Irfara .. I7ranl; Peters
Sir BENJAMIN JaCkhite Collin kennrf,r
Sir Harry Rnn,nnr Norman IA Hacl.ett
Iosenh surface .'. Fredsrirk war1e
SharIas surface l,a1,ie Tor,es
C,,'shtree Ba,,r,, Tnbnsto,,a
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
Carried Supplies.

San Francisco, March 2O.-The transport
Cleveland sailed for Manila to-day with
nearly two months supplies for the
United States army. The City of Tneba
is now loading supplies and will leave in
a few days, and will be followed at short
intervals by the transports Charles Nelson
and Zealandia. The City of Puebla and
the Zealandia will each convey regiment
of regulars ordered for active duty in the
Philippines. A number of sailing vessels
have also been secured for the transpor-
tation of army supplies.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Republic, Wash, March 2O-Superin-
tendent Grouse Of the Gold Creek Min
ing company returned to Repnb1ic
from the c0mpany's property Is miles
south of that camp on the south half
of the reservation and confirms the
news of rich gold strike. He saws
that the crOss-Cut tunnel has encount-
cred the ledge at a depth of 50 feet
where it has proved to be 20 feet wide
and carries an abundance of free gold.
The assays run from $500 to $552.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

indianapolis, Ind, March 2a.-Johnny
Van Heest got the decision here tonight
in a l0-round go with George Elliott of
Indianapolis. Van Heest did all of the
leading and landed left swings, jabs and
upper cuts at will. Van Heest administer
ed good drubhing to his opponent but
failed to land on an effective spot that
would put has man on the shelf
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
Ortlered TO Honolulu.

Washington, March 2o.-The war de-
partment has ordered a battalion of
the 9Th United States artillery, consist
ing of four batteries. 10 duty in the de-
partment of California with station at
Honolulu. An order by the war depart
ment to-day provided for the organiza-
tion of batteries n and o, to each of the
seven regiments of artillery.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
Commission Organized.

Washington, March 2O.-A dispatch
was received at the state department
to-day from Chairman Schurman of the
Philippine commission announcing a
meeting of that body at Manila to-day.
The meeting was a preliminary one
for the purpose Of organization.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Manila, March 81, $50 a. m.--The United
States Philippine commission has held its
first meeting and decided to issue a pro-
nunciamento to the inhabitants of the is
lands. President Schurman will prepare
it The document will explain the spirit
in which the United States intends to full
fill the trust imposed upon them and will
call upon the people of the islands to lay
down their arms and cooperate in the in
terests of good government
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte. Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Pittsburg, March 20.-Ed Kennedy of AL
legheny and Dave Hall of Rochester, Pa,
fought six furious rounds tonight at the
National club before a large crowd. Hall
was knocked out in the sixth round.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

DR.. Dogge, specialist for diseases of
women, chronic and private diseases.
The doctor also cures all forms of ca
tarrh for IS per month and gives med
icine free. 80 North Main street.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

land, called to-day on the officers of the
American Federation of Labor. He will
go to Montana. where the shearmakers
wish to gain the support of the exten-
sive sheep shearing industry Of that
section.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Washington, March 90 - Henry
Crttchtield of Sheffield, England. who
comes to this country as representa-
tive of the Shearmakers' union of Eng
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
An Eight Round Bout.

Detroit, March 2o-Frank Childs of Chi
cago got the decision over Eddie Dunk
horst of Syracuse in an eight-round bout
here tonight.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
Death of w. II. Oakley.

New York, May 20.-William II. Oakley,
president of the Citizens bank, died to-
day at his home in this city, aged Il
years
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21
One Cows Milk.

From Tit-Bits.
Family Doctor-You must let the baby
have one cows milk to drink every day.
Every well. If you say so, DOCTOR" said
the perplexed young mother, but l really
don't see how he's going to hold it ALL"
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Butte Optical Co, 42 W. Park, fits
glasses, Grinds lenses: examination free,
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

TTifle early, but take orders. Suits or
Pants. Fisher. tailors. 8 W. Galena.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

You must register in order to vote.
The fact that you registered last fall
or year ago will not permit you to
vote at the coming election. You
must register again.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

Z. STICHT & co.
Reliable assay office. Established 1889
The largest and best equipped laboratory
in Montana. SIG N. Main st. ?. O. Box 62l,
Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-21

NJ. Z. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No. 40 w. Park ST., Butte.
P o. Box SIG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
Balm frei!

9sipsguns gu 9uniten oes 5urnuntsrz
ri6ts in ben IoltsI6uien 9bicuz
9o's. - 8ese ShGtigteit Der beutz
}6en Surner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12

aus Der 9pur59elben W o.
uur6ie.
DAB in OsItrsid felt Dem Sale oes
&abinets SEun : Sui3l Gin unOerer
WinD pe6t, ul3 porter, gsft aus 10
mandGn 4n3ti6en berpor. In bic Ius
madt poI:5eiI:4.r Mabregslungen
ifsint ~penisItsns oas nerR SdbInst
Glarp ni6t gu 9lduben, benn Der Wfl7
niiter oss Snreren bat psrfiigt, oaB BEN
bon Sbun Sai3t gemdBrs9elteH
beutI den, in OlItrsid perpDnt gepe'ez
men 9lGttern, Der r5rantfIrttr .3eIs
tung," ben yWliin9sner NeueI ten Nahz
ridten" unb Der uOeuti4n Wudt"
oos unter Der 2(era S6un ~ent5o9sne
YoTofbit lpisner ertheilt lsroe.
airT6ner's 3 etdttgun9e r1
pdrtet.
Dem fungirenbeu Siirgermslltet
9erlin's, 6rn. 8irTdnsr, Iheint bic
Hesierun9 Elm boHpiatommn:s Bolb7
na6ts9ei6enf 3ugeoa6t gu baben,
nGmIi9 9etrdFtigwng ieiner Grtpdbz
luna gum S6sr : 9iirgermsiter Der
ReidS6auptItaot. Dies mid man lpes
niqItens aus Dem llmItanoe I6lIeben,
oaB Der neue MiniIter bss Snnsren,
6r. BON Rbeiubakn, BEN 9rn.Siri9s
ner i'm Rattbauie sinen 9eIud abges
ftettet bat.
Muerlei aus OeutI6lano.
Der frii5ere preuBifde Niniftsr bes
Snnerr, Or, 9srrTurs6, Pat cine Sarma
operation g.iidli6 ~iiberfanoen.
9as SApurgeri6t in Nirn6er9 bat
ben gaums;Tter GonraI6. Der ben Sc
(isbten ieirer 5rau erTiah, BON Der Ins
t(QQe Oes Wopoeg freigeTpro6en.
Die Nahfolger be5 in ben Huk(iano
treIenoen SbsrprdTiosnten 0 poma
mern, b.. YuttfarWr, perben jeBt audi
@raf Wii6elm bon Bi5marf, Sberprdz
Tipsm Der prppin3 Ofpruben, uno Der
frii6ere Miniltsr fir 2anDpirtbItaft
bon 6eboenzGaDpp gsnannt.
Oie BON ben 8riten e~rlittens NIsbers
faQe gu Stprmb2rg erregt unpertenns
bare sSrsube urrter Der &oOlteuung Der
Gei6s6uuptitdpt, alein Die 9refle perz
bGlt ii6 pprIi9tig in ihren @euberuns
gen uno lit pffsnbur oarauf aus, due1
WrItpb in QpnDpn 3u Dsrmeiosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
9lls Wattcnm0rocrin berba6tigt.
@uItap 9o9's Wittpe per9aftst. -
Der Damn Iou tie nod i'm SttrbsH
aus reiner Mulice als 9iftmIi 4ez
rim benun3irt baden.

Ser Wtunn 1ou he nod I'm SttroeH
aus reinsr Malice olS Giftmiiaea
rim benun5irt 9aben.
Rem 0prt, II. DECEMBER.
Die Gbouttion i'm Safe beS am Sams
ItaQ i'm pres6Dteriarer : 9OIpitul GEE
itor6enen, 32zid6ri9ep @uItaD 8O9
bon Nr. 226, OItz83. StraBs, bat srz
geben, hab Der damn NuetIllber1
Gublimat ober einem d6n(then dBen=
ben 8ifte erlegen lit. Wos Dam Nr5te
beIonoers a~uffiel, mar, baB tpeoer I'M
Munbe, nod Inn SeIopbagus irgsno
petfe Splren e!nRr 8erbrennung
bur9 @iTt Oorban0en lpuren. Nur Elm
orei QuaOrat5ol groBer 5beif oerlJfa1
genfdleim6aut mar u"ffi3irt. Or. Oon1
lin i6lisbt buraus, Dab bem Mdnns
bus 9ift in elmer aupiel 5ugSfubrt
nurbe. 6rau Sod er5G6lt, lie babe
ibrem Manns an 6reitog Morgen cine
Safe DoFer gerei9t. GrIt am Ibeno
jenss Cages babe er ii6er unpo9lislm
getlagt. Sein 3uftano babe Ti4 5us
iefsnDs peri6limmert, Big es ant
Samitog nDtbig gepOroen, ibn na4
Dem 9oIpital gu i%iberfIbren. aOd
mar our 3eit f4on 10 idpa4, baB er
auber StanDe mar. lrgeno tpeIhs Nna
ga6en gu MAIDEN.
Natiirli9 tamen Der pOli5ei aaerz
6anb Geri6te gu Shren, uruo bic Be-
b6roe iab li4 oerunlabt, 5rau @milp
8c6, bic Satin be5 Sobten, auf ben
9erbo6t oes @attsmnorOes gu bsrbafs
ten. Die 5rau 6atte 1i4 nit i6rer 15a
jGbrigen 9odter Gmtlp gu 5reunoen
in Sberman : Pdrt, WeifAeitsr, 6eges
ben. 9ort fanoen Tie bic Oetettips
SlDnrp unb SurreG utno bra6ten Tie
na9 Der Rebierpufs an Der STta88.
Strabs, bon mo Ie ipdter mad benz
SItz126. StraBsn : Stution6bauie
ibsrgdiibrt tpurbe, od bort cine Mus
trOne 1T.
Die 6rau, tpel9sr Summer un6
Glen0 tiefe 5ur6en in's 0eIi9t gegraz
ben, 70 oab lie t9atid6li9 po(e 20
Sabre otter ousIis3t, als is lit, nubm
ibre 9erbaftung init Itojffst Hll6e
duf. vWenn msin Munn an Gift gez
ftpr6en it," iagte Iie Dem psrb0rsnbsn
Sergeanten Gpan. rio bat er Is islbii
9enommen uno oann geiagt, iA bdtt,
es ibm 9sge6en, UNI mir ungelegenheiz
ten gu bsreiten, Sd tpuros pon i6n
fpis Elm 9urno 6ebanoslt. Oes Osfte,
rem io6 i4 mid ge3pungsn, nit mei-
mem WfGD9Rn i'm gu berldFsn, ba mir
fir unier 2sben gut firften 6atten."
Die ppli3ei glaubt alem QnIfeine
mad n!dt an bic S6ulo Der 5rou
ao6. Gs miro erfldrt, Die 9ar6aftete
BABE Iia nod ftets als cine 66dit a9t.
bare Srau htragen. Quf Ger anDertn
Seits aber Iei Der Ruf hires Mannes
nidt Der aQsr6site. Osrisl6e babe be-
rsits 5psi Mdf frii6sr Sel6ItmorDpsrz
Iu3e gemo6t; babel lei er BON einem
iol9en 9aB gegen feline Jrdu erFiint
gene len, oaB es gar ni9t uIsgeI6lpiz
len lei, oub er lie nod i'm Sterben aug
rsinsr MaIice Oes i4redlifen Derive
4Kns be5i6tigt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12

- DIX 8ranb : Surp hes gunOssz
geri6ts in Saoannab, Ga, 9at jsbt
Qntlaasn gssen ben bereiis triessgez
ri6tli9 pe~rurtbilteu Gragopitdn
S6erlin M. Garter, bonn 9%sniscorps.
uno BERT 6ispene anosre psriGnen hoe
gsn Der ShpmOesisn aufgeItaat, mel
de in 0erbinNung init Osn 0erbehez
rungsarbsitsn i'm oortigsH 9afen an
ben Nsr. StaGtsn psrIbt 1patrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
ShiHStQrteh

aah nno BON EUROPA Iber 9remem soer Canss
burg b.isrst bic
eypesttisn seS ~asutihen GsrrsipsnSenten,'
e.'G.sSds TslttulogesetJ, uns Vsf,S fGee'Sss-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
murh aus Giferlu1t.

Ri9mono, @a., II. DECEMBER.
= Diuium Miler, Osr Farbige aut=
f6er zines 4r3ts5, baite g~eItern sinen
Streit nit Dem StaGtm6t Seperlp
gbriitian. Gr tebrte, natoem er Iid
sinen RsoolOsr peri6afft battle, 5urid
uno iagts GbriItian, Guf rpsl6en er
idon felt longer 3eit eifsrIii6tie mar,
Dor osn 4ugen 0unoerier bon &!rGenz
sdnsern cine &useI ms SerS. Der
MOrosr Deriu4te. gu sntfliskn. purps
ahsr eiastROit unb psrAaftd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
Cine farge De6r.

@ertbeibisen Sic Sbren R0rpsr &C.
gen arantbeit burd ben Gebrau9 Don
Iutt's ptlen, Elm ftets iiferes 9stl=
mittsl sessn 3opfi6msraen. 9nspspfn,
Wularia. @eritopfuns unb ale oamit
be rtponhtpn QaThsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
"las Griftral 1fs ffhfnsN

Or. SUIT! Sbre zpiusn iinS
bas Sriebrao bes 2ebens. Sd tperbe
benz 3ufau itets bantbar Iein, Der mid
bielelb.n fsnnsn lsrnen lieb. S. Jalrs
Leigh, platte Cannon, Col.
Sutt'8 Niueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-12
Slutiser &i stuiibcn Werifauern
unb Gegern.

Hodoale, Ser, II. 0eaembsr.-
8ei ben 8lad Observation-Disclosures
20 Meeilen Dltli6 BON bier, tdm e ge=
Iteun gu sinem Gonf(itt 5piIfen Meri>
funern unb Negsrn, in nel6em Is Biz
20 @6ihs abgeTeuert puroen. 3psi
Der Entertainer tpuroen get0otet, elm an
oerer Merifaner, fopis Elm anabe psrz
punoet. Sbog. Sobnion, Der 5aupt:
Hdoslsfibrsr Der Teser. befinost Tif
in 0dft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
peI4er Ster. Sic fia bon benz gsrs
ftorbenen trennten2"

tpelder SteIe Sic fi9 bon benz @srs
ftorbenen trennten24
nNein. 8ebenfen sic aefGliait,
baB i6 felt meinen anabeniabren ni9t
in bieier 9eaenb gepeien bin. Mein
alter S6ultamerab Mi6del b. Sals.
bops beirutbete unb lieb fid in S6lob
Barren pGbrenb meiner Mbfpeienbeit
in Snbien nieber. Sn Soutbampton
blieben mir einige Stunben 3eit, ebe
id meme Reiie mad 2onoon fortIeBen
fonnte. Sd lam besbalb nab Wins
DIETER. nm meinen 5reunb gu befuGen,
unb mar iebr enttduidt, gu b6ren, baB
er tOot iei. Bel meinem lebbaften Sns
terefe fir ben @erftorbenen, tpiini9te
i'd feiner Witttpe meine 4ufpartung
au MAIDEN, unb sing nit Sofef DilmOt
iiber ben Miiniterplab nab 81. Grob.
Der &ir9enbiener fab uns unO fprad
nit uns.
~Sa, i9 erinnere mid beTen febr GEE
man," beitGti9te Der Sitter, Der ii6 un=
ter ben nod 81 pernebmenoeu 3eusen
befano.
lin tueG9e 3sit psrlieBen Sic Sbs
rem @aitbof?"
n&ura mad 4 rbr."
Limb fpobin gingen Sie2"
sd ging Qrm in2lrm nit Sofef
Dilmot in bas DGlb9en, aber an 70
LANCE Spdoiersdnge ni9t gepObnt,
unb BON Der Sibe bes Sdges ermattet,
CAB i9 es auf, bis mad S9lob Sarren
gu mari9iren, unb i9idte Soief Wils
mot bprtbin, BEL Srau bon Sulbops
ansufragen. gu pel9er Stunbe es ibr
aenebm fem piirbe, mid gu empfdns
aen; i9 ielbIt tebrte in5piI6en na9
Der Satbebrdle auriid, BON mo mein
8egleiter mid abbolen foute."
nGr ionte mad benz Miiniter suriids
tebren9"
,Sa."
~9lber pssbalb ni6t slei6 na9 benz
9olbenen Noler9"
Qrtbur 2otpeIs @sii9t seiste einen
feltIdmen Qusbrud. Wenn Der 8ans
Tier erI9redenb blei6 mar, mai fein
Re6tsbeiitanb es mod melt mebr. Die
9ei9pprenen %itarrten ben &rpnantpaIt
Deripunbert an, alS pGren iie iiber feline
4nmabung eri9roden, bic 8eriihes
rung zines Mannes, fpis @lfreb Safps
ION elmer 3ritit unteraieben.
Der qnsosSnbier lddelte. gr itanb
in slei9siltiger Saltuns, nit ieiner
aolbenen llbrtette fpieleno, bon benz
beiben @uguitIonnenidein iiberflutbet,
benz &ronantpalt. ben 9efdporenen
unb benz fori9enoen Bid 4rtbur
2otpeIs sessniiber. obne nit ben Dims
perm gu Suden.
.Sa," ba9te 4rtbur 2otpea ipieoer,
bes reihen Mannss 9eii9t fort unb
fort bsObu9tenO. ~ieins Rerpen miihen
BON @iien iein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

I'M Stanbs fein tpiirbe, iiber bic @tr'
s~angenbeit unb ben @srtebr bes 8ers
itorbenen pertboole ausfunft 5u
geben.
Der iunse anfpalt belt auf ieber
Station. Sn 8aiing erfubr er. baB
elm alter Mann, Der nit ieinem Brit
Der gereiit mar, e~rtrdnft, geItorben uno
auf benz 9emeinbefrieoGof beerbigt
tporben iet. Der alte Mann mgr ipe'
nige StunOen, na9Oem fem 8ruoer
ibn Derlahen bate, geitorben, r6ne Die
Spru6e piebersefunOen gu BADEN.
Der Sob bate bic 2ippen bieies
3eugen gei9lofen.
@egsn alfreb OapIpn lag nihts
Dor ais bic SbatIade, bab er bic IeBte
perIou sepeien mar, bic man in Be
gleitung bes @rmorbeten geieben bate.
unb bic 8erI6iebenbsit ieiner unb Der
Mngabe bes &ir6enbieners in 8s5ug
auf bic 3eit, pGbrsnb pel9er er bon
Der 8atbebrale abpeieno 9erpeien
mar.