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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
TRIES 70 SAVE NORDSIRON.
special Dispatch 10 the post-In,eiigencer

npeeiat Dispatch 10 the P0sf-Ingeasigevscer
OLYMPIA. July .Ss~~Jamss Hamilton.
Y<wss as counsel for Charles <orAa.rnrss
fbe King county murderer made oae more
atfsasst tssday toe delay the execution. ~
Esrassresa aa August Z Los. Lewis APP
ossea 70 chief Justice Gordon sf fhe sss-
ursssse court. for ; writ OF error 10 sAa
I;nstsd statea supreme court. the writ ii
applied for On the ground that wheH tire
state rad not provided for q trial in sgsan
court 0y judge or jury Of 4 person cislgn-
Ing 10 % inAsns. and where the insane
persnn alsclusex thss the insanity fsaa set
fri subsequent 70 the sfUs~nee erf death,
thai there 3 ~ suess case an absence Of
lue process % law. as required by the con-
ettsufscn Of the United States. also. that
the holding by the supreme court oa WASH
tnxton thai there sas no Iaw allowing o.
psrsnisssng arr appeal frpzn lever courts
Judgment was a failure on the part Of the
stats 10 provide the form % trial con.
tsmpsaisd BY the constitution of thu state
ami sas ia violation Of the United ssasss
constitution. Col. Lewis COMMENDED sh:ss
Judge jacobs had no Jurisdiction over
Nerds1furn Until Judge Hant0ssf 90 the
Fesssraf court. bad certified IA some form
that the haeeaS corpus pending sefore hin
bad been disposed Of.
The matter waa submitted 70 Judge Cor
don vino Gated IN the other taesiess OF
(he supreme court. and The application Is
now unesf aavsssment.
In addition 20 MAX NIX the application tn
o1sf Justice UaTdna, Col Lewis called oEs
0ov. Rogers on d similar errand. He
stated that ne asked fap governor II he
would set day on which Prosecuting At
torney MeEiroy and Attorney General
Vance, for the state. and himself. might
address him 90 the question of granting
Nordstrom a rspf1sve peniing the tisisos
Ron az the case by the United States
court.
The governor asked what answer be
had maae. 10 tn. request. and he sa Il
seoI. Lewis VIA very ark sous to have
me grant him a hearing In sne matter Of
the Nordssrom case. III be could induce
Judge Gordon. chief justice OF the su-
prcrne court tu grant a Wit OF error.
Then my understanding WAS he y shed 10
ask for rsprisYe. In reply. I said that
! did not desire 20 make a definite promise
in the matter Of any Kind that would
hook into IL and take counsel with others
and inform him later did say. however.
that was pfsIudicsd against cony ctesi
criminals and felt Justified IN the prelu-
dice. Until a man Is convicted the iaw
su,pusea him 70 be innocent. After be has
been declared guilty an executive officer
must consider him as guilty, ami IL seems
10 me that under thss. circumstances pre-
iadsce IN not only natural but just sable
presume that this statement did not meet
With Col Lewis approval. However. the
wasie matter was left for future deci-
SION"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

North Yakima. Wash. July e fsss.
To the Editor The dispatch printed in
the Post -infelligencer last Monday con-
crrning school trouble here. Though no.
Intentionally so was unfairly pr~tadsc.aa
10 the I.rrsateudsnt Principal Aefsride
psaR dismissed vps0n Charges sustained -
etc. and app aied to the county sygserin-
ssndeut His appeal was withdrawn and
tnas aped icing siissrstsses. fof he had
no legal contract. AZ decided by the at
ss-n~y general He preferred cnuntsr-
charges against the superintendent. al
i-gsng lncotnpst@ncy. physical mental and
moral TIE charges % immortality al
legged Only uutYutsfulnssz In the charges
against tsse prsn~,p FITS charges sxatnst
fssss superintendent were cssngtasred child
ish and ignored by ihs tzaard % directors
The following resolution was adopted
The beard @s directors accepts the ressg-
nation OF George r -. John a. sgpeTtrs-
asrssen. ard regrets the severance 81
pheasant er1cisl relations between them
ard the Esss ~ his valuable s~ryt~ss 10 the
schools az North Yakima Signed ~ the
e5gyk PRO s%rn-
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IMPORTANT WATER DECISION.
city Enjeined From Divertinx the
Flow Of Whatcom Greek.

Special DISPATCH u the Post-Intelligencer.
NiATGUM. July &--As Ehe result Of
a deeisioa handed down by Judge Haussr
OF the superior court, the city OF New
Wharcom viii be compelled 10 build IA g.
Vs. dam at the outlet OF Lake WSatcom in
ORDER 10 maintain the municipal water
service.
Tne city obtains Its water supply from
gravity system owned hv the municipal
ity. the head OF which Il Lake Wbatcon. a
body II water ais feet above sea level
There ~ but ore outlet 70 The lake, W hat
com creek. at the foot ~ wsseh the Fair
haven Land Company owns a large saw
mill. This sawmin II operated BY water
power obtained from the creek In 1881
the FairhayeB Land C0mnar- Instituted
sni, agalns1 the Bellinghan Bay Water
Company 10 en5oin II from sdiyerting the
water OF the creek. claiming the fowage
was impaired by the water companys IN
take. The city, having later purchased the
water system. was made a party 10 the
suit. The case has been IN the courts ever
since and was tried before Judge Hauser
IN the summer Of ISIS
Judge Hanser In his decision finds that
the use of The water by the city prevents
the running OF he mill 10 It's full capacity
during the months Of July. August and
September. that the company has riparian
rights that cannot be ignored. fnasmuch as
a decrease In the fiowage Of water would
deprec.ate the value OF Its property He
therefore enjoius the city from diveriing
the waters If the creek
Judge Hsuser. however, suggests that
from the evidence IL Is apparent the head
OF water can be maintained during the dry
season nv construction Of a dam al the out
let Of the lake; thus giving the city a
way out 8f the difficulty bv IT'S c0unteract-
ing the decrease of tfoxase
This dam would cost 81 coo a few weeks
ago the land company offered TO dismiss
the sgit, II the city would Join In con-
STRUGGLING such cam, each 70 pay half the
cost. The city declined the offer In the
belief thst It's acceptance would he a tacit
acknowledgment Of the rights claimed by
The land company, which might give the
company excE'eve privilege In other uses
OF the waters Of the creek.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

FATAL ACCIDENT AT \ NINE.
Premature Blast. XIII One Man and
Injure Another One.

SASDoN. h. g. July - a serious ac-
cidcnt occurred here today az the Sover-
elgn mine. whereby Ellis Williams. a Well
experienced miner. iost his lie and his
comrade was severely Injured Both men
ie.t here yesterday 10 8o euutrarf work
az the Sovereign, and just started work
today They had tunneled about twenty
feet and were drilling more holes and
loading. whom somehow. through striking
tire caps TOO hard or a fuse teo short,
which X not known. three or four charge
went OF ssmnltA ueousiy. killing Williams
ard infuring gruxSe pr. Powers left
here Immediately 20 attend 10 the injuries
- 1'Fowse who Is being brought down on
the backs az coinras;es. He cannot re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29
ROOSEVELT WROTE 4 LETTER.
II IL Believed tn Have Brought
About Gen. Ayers Retirement

CHICAGO, July ga Washington spe-
eiai "a the Tribune says:
/; has Developed that Gov. Roosevelt
wrote 4 letter 10 a cabinet officer a short
time ago. urging the retirement II Gen
AsEcf; that Gen Otis he relieved OF his
command in the Philippines, and that Gen
Hrooke SHOULD BE- succeeded as military
governor or Cuha by Gen. Leonard Wood
The governor wgs unusually sssvere IN his
criticism ~ fhe war department and In
sisted thar Tire administration could not
AFFORD 10 De held responsible for Gen Alger
ncr 10 continue the ailly-daliv plan cf
operations In the Philippines
The letter VAS s1own 20 the president
by the cabinet os'scer in question. II .s
believed thar II had y great deal 10 80
with tho res dents decision "a request
Gen Alger to retire. Soon after ths con-
tentS 81 the letter we're made known 10
the president .sov. Roosevelt was called
10 Washington for consultation with the
president.
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PARISH TO be ExC0MMuNIcATED.
This Action q Result Of . DeAance
0f the NuahOp.

CHICAGO. July ga special TO the
Tribune from BeiieyitIe. NJ. says:
The Right Rev. John ]. Jansen, Of this
place. bishop Of the Believ!lle diocese. II
about to excommunicate all the members
Of ST. Patricks parish In East 81. Louis
I. 10 expected tina. next Sunday notice
OF such action will be promulgated. II
will be the first instance I'm the history al
the Roman Catholic church In this coun-
try OF the accommodation OF an entire
parish
Twelve hundred people will be ex.ied
from the ministrations OF the church.
The impending wholesale infection Of
the church's extreme penalty will be the
consequence of three months violent res
ststance 10 ecclesiastical authority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

Alchaes. and during the trip f~o passers-
gers who Bad come DOWN she Yukan. ].
n Fisher ard Israel Te<e-ussrra died
TIE amount ~ treasure 1srDuxhs DOWN
By tae 81 Pau cannot definitely x as
ee-sasrexS al eass h<sss-- ss1s : Is Believed
ske has nroeaEsat Sos asA CONSIGNED 10 the
Alaska Commercial Company "a addition
20 the lass 81 gold s3aSs n the possession
% sEtf~Alsga. PASSENGERS
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KILLED BY A TRAP GUARD.
Fatal Quarrel Over . Fishing Trap
Near New Westminster,

Special Dispatch to the Post-Ia:elligsncer
NEW WESTMINSTER. u. &, July a.
fisherman namea Crockett was shot and
killed By salmon trap guard becsaEe the
former disputed the right Of II hing III
side OF the salmon trap piles. The guard
w4a arrested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

LONDON, july sS-The British steamer
Europe, Csps. Tuhb. from New York July
Il Tor London. PASSED the Lizard today and
reported tha; in latitude - degrees longi-
tide IL degrees. she sighted the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Lain The Lain waa
stopped and ssgnaied that her engine was
out Of order. but was expected to be set
CURED.
The Lain sailed from Southampton for
New York On July Is at $50 o. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

An Accident to . Censsrsesion Train
en- Gauadfaa Road.

HALIFAX. n s. July @.-Four men
were crushed 10 death. seven seriously Ia
J1Fed and a number sIfgatly hurt In the
SrsCk 81 4 construction train On the Mid
lard railroad IN Hznss eossnfy this after
Fseons A train % has cars VS. proceeding
slowly along some uew track when ere OF
oshers behind piled Or top Of e. There
we're twenty-five or thirty men on the
train. All those on beard the tar that frat
left the track. four in number, were In
stant;y killed. One or two Of those niired
are ia a dangerous condition. The accident
happened Thirteen rfsales frnn Minsssor
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Special Dispatch 80 ise Observation-Disclosures,
TACOMA. July - ~~The grand jury had
Joe Dunlap. who IL in Jail far bis eonups-
ton wifE she Haaensebsii burglary. before
them All day as a witness. 0xSDfS for about
80 so0T this morning, when Mary Milton.
Bsfnsapss wife. WAS a witness. TIE jury
WI pgonahiy spend week more on the
case. Great secrecy Is maintained. but Il
II rumored thai over forty witnesses have
been gubpox8aed &c testify, and that the
Police department viii come iIs for lHyes-
tisatioa before the jury completes liz
work
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>oN-tNioN aE< aIIT WORK.
These Employed at Durango Hieta 10
pr...nrr ON Thrns

DEM EfE 3ua %A ttSrsasch years we'd
sas5@y fgt1ssg st3FsrAca SO sre thAE asEFgf ret
uHs0n sfsaektRF 17s,1g 5seFs ea-s@ts sn&v-y uon-
aHiaa EteH % leave ffas \ usprscam Seae}tfngs
ant EeaH5u< NonP@uss ~zsae.t~r a. hat
psaNs to-day. &n4 e = believed tss asferslsps
20 TeSsEs1# 1sseessss RS wsli h2Ae fs s-e Asaya-
saaF1 suss sHT %-zss hcas8 e ARBITRATION
READERS .ssrfssa7 ia fssN e lr1f FyageFSz Ts=z-
tsseSE ~ fTaEss5Rg 2n3 So for-81ef ee7 PSI
~ gstis s3Fg. TIE anai statements ara aFxss-
ntS 81 f7e EA~ were Submitted - ss4
}zsssa Sa.5ay ard the rsefa,asrS prom sell 10
ElFa EAs.f go ~itsE = s-aa.rl , .s,xs -.Ala-
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BIG STRikE IN SIGHT.
&c Of Noa-CntOn Brick May Cause
a General Watk-Out

CHICAGO, July 2s-Offcials of organ-
lied isieor state that the erickmakers'
strike Is likely 10 preospltate a general
waikcgt in sae city. Committees from the
brickmaksrs' alliance today invaded build
tnRs IN various stages of construction. and
where non-unfon brick Was being used
requested the men TO cease work Meet
tngs o! various branches of the building
trades will be held 10 consider the matter
employers preserve a stolld front Of In
difference.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-29

FORT WORTH, Tex. July es.-James NJ.
darlington. alias Darlington. was hanged
here al i;4o .. N. Darlington was the
leader Of the band who. en- the night OF
July Il. isss. robbed q Santa Fe railroad
train near Saginaw and killed Fireman
Whitaker and Engineer Williams Abou,
ATTY persons Witnessed the execution and
great crowd surrounded the JAIL
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Special Dsspassh 10 the Post-fnfeiigeneer.
TACOMA. July Capt. Robinson. L.
5. A, arrived here from Seattle this morn
ing. ACCOMPANIED by a Local committee
he looked over proposed sites fer the
horse and mule camp at the Piercs county
fair grounds in the north end and at Amer
lean lake. TIE former site was selected.
Capt Robinson eFeiurned to Seattle at
: r.. m.
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HAST Exploded rnEMATunELY.
Dick narnend Injured and May Lose
Hts Esesfght.

Special nispafch IL NJ pest-fntellIge
FaIREFATFN July eS-nick Burfiend.
foreman af the CbtlekaHot quarry near this
eftV was seriously injured bv "a premature
blast iass evening He bad placed dyna-
mite at the bottom ~ deep creviee ard
WAS pouring sana 0n II.
HAVING nf me fwse ths explosion came
urss.s l,sctasiiv and ii quantity Of fhe sand
strteek him in fhv face Tie xli probably
bs totally hlgnd rs n res1lt of the aees-
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HAGERSTOwN. Mi. July IA negro
waylaid and assaulted Emma Kerfoot, Is
years cid, near here last night The girl
gave a description Of her assaslant and a
negro answering the description was ar
rested and Is in Jail here waiting idenfifi-
cation
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 2A-An the con-
yaIsseent volunteers a. the general mill
tary hospital VIII be held there until their
regiments are mustered out. II is stated
that amone Ia patients at the Preside
there are only three cases # typhoid fever.
and that there is little danger OF IL be-
coming epidemic
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Special Dispatch - the POST In;elligencer.
RRINNoN. july s-~It has been very
hot weather in Brlnnon lately Wednesday
being the hottest day this year 50 far reg
is'ering aii1 in the shade at r. m. Having
Is very nearly finished or will he in a few
days The crop s. comparatively HIGHT
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Carries same Alaskan Treasure Ia
>wn Erau~tsrs

SAN FRANCISCO saiw - -Tn-, Ans
"A ta=s- i1seTs,1ss} 0's'-g5 -ss1g-s steamer ~
Pas eTt4Ts8 fTesU = &ehsfs az ae sarfs-
NfaEF as 2sa ralA& Sra HTS4xat Pa fssSs-
se&ess. sae a50<tsy nesax gesayufrax grsax-
g3@.sssS
~ MAs . ssa a.Sx x~sxSsA xxsra -
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VICTORIA r. e. July - The pgive
council ~ Era'anA in the case ~ Bird n
"a, she fFa3on Collieyy Company. hss ruled
that the province has rot power 10 pro-
hshis chinesc from working under ground
in c0al mines.
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front Of the city tonight. Searching par
ties are along the river bank tonight with
torches trying TO md the bottles OF the
lost. Miss Marion Onana was one OF the
leading society bellies Of Henderson. KY,
and would have been married In n month.
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gefsatise VISA T. nuw presidential 9=sst,sfT4as.
.fs. fs@srsasteFs sslsTs ASih9 g ~
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VtCTrRIA n =. Jaiy s. Iean G,
srsy's hsud viii VISIT Victoria An<ast q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
Qus Jutnois.
Tifber, Champaign Co., 81,
Is. MGr3 1899.
Gee9rter 6err Simon!

Gee9rter 6err Simon!
Ginliegenb finOen sic So fir mein bies=
idbriges announcement auf Die p06entIi9e
p@taotsz3tg." unb ben r@eIten", melde
3eitun9en i4 i6on felt fait 40 Su4ren
IeIe.
8pr Surgeon fat Elm Qmeritaner NamenS
Sulius @raniton, Der ettpa Il Wtetlen
n0rbli6 bon bier pobnt. Elm 9ubsno tribe
canubif6e 8firi9bdume BON etnem 8aum@
peObler fir SIS gefauft. Der peobier iugte,
OaB bic &nospen Der n@arlD &anupa"
Pfirii6e nift lei4t erfrteren, pern au6
ale anberen Nrten erfr0ren, 10 piirbe bie1e
Sorte bod 5rii4te tragen. Damn Ioler
ale pftrit6terne BON Der canabiI9en @prte
pieoer friibe ounubii9e p%firfid6Gune ber=
oorbrin9en, mas natirli4 erlOgen lit. Wenn
alio Elm 5urmer me6rere @cres nit ygarrD
Canada" zPftrfi9e 6epflun3t unb bat bann
Pfirii9e gu pertaufen, tpenn es Ionit feline
gie6t, 10 piro btefer 5armer in tIr3er 3eit
reid.
SEPT min i6 ben beutiden 8auernbrii>
bern Die 8abrteit BON biefen Yfirii6en be-
ri4ten. r@orlp Canada" lit Elm SeeOIing,
ben Der, q, 6. Sigh in Serbian, Ontario
60, Canada, ppr oieIen sSabren 3uerIt an
gepflun3t bat. Wfan tann r@arlD Ganapa" :
Pfirii4bdume, 4 big 6 SUB bod, in Der
Nurierb fir 6 Gents oas Stif faufen.
9isie 8dume erfrierer, nie a1e iibrigen
Sorten audi, mem es BON Is Biz Is @raD
unter NuI &GGte giebt, tpte biss bieien
8inter Der SAT- pur. Sd bate Nleranoer
unO 9aIe's rGurIp" fir Before Qrten. Sd
6Offe, baB fem beutider Sarmer pon ben
O~benerpdbnten 8dumen fault,
Mtt @ruB an Sic unb aas 9auerns
briioer
gr It 8eefmann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

Bum S9luB piG i3 noG bemerfer, oaB,
obglei8 Oas peftIi6e @~uI6ingtOn einc Don
Soft gefegnete @e9eno 1T, audi pier Die
@orte gelten: ISM @9meiBe Defines Nn=
geii6tes fouit 9u 9ein 8rob eFen". Sc
benz ftrebiamen uab FleiBi9en 2an6prrtt
pirb oiefe 9egenb 5ufugen. eS 9iebt aber
AUDI 2eute, fir tpelde 1eG6lt bas Ydrabiea
ni4t gut genug gu ietn I9eint. Solden
ratbe t3 ni9t, bierber gu founmen. sRer
cine genaue 8ei9reibung BON @6atcop
@ountb piinI9t Omit tpeI9em ia AUDI bag
uneren3enbe l@tagit Gountp in bielsn Be-
5iebungen @ebnli6teit bat), Der m09t ii9
an 6errn Simon penben, tpel6er gernt be-
reit 1T, cine bon feinen 8rof3iren 5u Ien=
ben (bo3 Ioute Dus 2 Gents 6etragen6e
porto beigefii9t meroen9.
Quguft &lo hermann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
Nus U1innefota,

gncGib, Minn., Is. MGr5 1899.
Wertbe 8auernbrioer!
Wenn i) Die rgeilage" CUR 6arl5 ne6me,
10 eriebe ib buraus, boB bic MeniGbeit tpez
Mig 5ufrieOen lit. Dem einen gebtt's gut, Dem
an6ern f9le6t, elmer min bierDin, Der anOare
bortbin, nirgenbs lit Der Wtenl4 5ufrieben.
l1ns gebt es ME ben Aegpptern gu Ybarao'8
3eiten, balb 6aben mir fette, BALI magere
Sabre, bulo finb mir frob tpie Sans ir 9liid,
balo tribe geftimmt pie Der @drtrler, Dem
bic BeterIilie perbagelt lit. Gs peGIelt ebeu
3ufrieben6eit uno un3ufrieben6eit NIT einz
amber ab. Sang 5ufrieDen tperoen mir eigsntz
lt9 ME, einmal bapert's nit oieiem, Elm an
bermal nit ierem, bal0 buben mir ein f0rz
perli8es 2eiben, 0dnn nteber Nerger unb
9erbruB. @s giebt einen alien N6erGloua
ben, Der beiagt, penn Scenario metlt, .r
babe ieBt ales mas er piini9t, 10 itebt i6m
Der Sob unmittelbdr bepor. Oaran glauz
ben mir nun freili9 ni9t me6r, i'm grnit
nirb Niemanb fagen %t0nnen, er babe iebt
aaes na9 feinem @unf9e, tpenigftens ni1t
duf Die 0aIer, benin gar gu balb fommt
biefes pOer ienes, mas unIere bergGngli9e
b0aige .3ufrieoenbeit perni9tet. Gum 3uz
fr~ieben1ein itnb mir iiber6aupt ni9t bier,
oas tDnnen mir ppbl erit i'm Senieits err
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
Qus Uebrasfd.
4ttinfon, 6olt Co., Neb.,
II. MGra 1892.

L. uLul6 1907.
Wert6er Serr Hebafteur!
0a i'd in Der n8eiIage" 10 oiele 8eriGts
leie, m0dte uud t3 meinen She'll bcitroz
gen, benn t4 peiB AUDI elm tpenig ppn
Nebrusta, ba es am 80, M1Gr3 80 Sabre
tparen, Die i9 in Nebrasfa np6ne unD in
10 LANCER 3eit io0te Elm Mdnn bod etmas
lernen. Sd pobnte a Sabre in Golfar
Gountb unb 16 Sabre in 6olt @ourt9,
babe quite Soften geieben unD audi i9le6te.
Ils i9 Dor 16 Sabren bier6er fam, Id6
es nod 3iemli9 pilo aus, aber pie 6 an
oerparts ge9t, 10 ging es audi bier; aus
alien Gden Der Welt tamen NnIiebler uno
tnner6al6 5pet Sn6ren mar aIes oanb
vaufgenpmmen". gu unferem 1n9liid a6er
tparen b;eIe 2eute feline tpirfli6en S,i1ier,
fonoern 8ummler unb Sageoiebe, lpeiter
ni9ts. 0as @eieB %lautete, ieber Mann
BON 81 Su6ren uno oariiber fonnts $50
Ncres 2ano ne6men, unO bds i9limm1te
mar babel bic 2oan=gompanD unb oeren
Ngenten. Seoem, ben ie gu @eii9t 6etaz
men, riefen lie gu: Sag an, piuit Ou
fem Qanb ba6en? SD lei6e Dir $1,000,
unb in feds Monaten bift 0u Elm reicher
Mann". Wir felbt boten fie $4,000, I'M
Safe i9 @erbeferungsn auf benz 2anoe
pornebnRn polIe, i6 aber Iagte ibnen, i9
BIN ni9t gum SGulOenmaden bierber gez
fommen, Ionbern gum 8lei6en. Qber eS
TT taum gu 9lauben, 10 i9nel unier
@ountp beiiebelt purOe, 10 iGneG entleerte
es ii4 du6 tpieber. Sobalb Die 2eute i6re
$1,000 ober $4,000 geborgtes @elo i'm Cad
butten, lebten tie in Suus unb 8rau5, mar
bas 9elo ale, bann berfGu9ten le bas
GonntD un6 gtngen fort.
Natiir1i4 bat jebes Ding feline 5pei Gei=
ten, 10 audi 9olt Gpuntp. Wir BADEN bier
CUTE @rnten, baben au9 I9ledte, absr mas
uns ME aus9ebt un6 gar biele ni3t haben,
bas 1T gutes unb bieles 9eu unb eutss
8aTer, unb bas lit Dob Die 9auptiafe fir
einen Sarmer. M9t bis neun W3eilen Iioz
li9 bon mir in Der ri9tigen 9eugegenb lit
faft fein Sarmsr gu finben, Der ni9t ieiz
men fliebenben Drummer bat, bic BON 30
60 SUB tef finb. Sd babe Drummer gez
ieben, aus benen iteigt bas @ufer SO
SUB empor, tpenn es aus Der @:oe fommt
unb es 1T ia betannt, bdB Der 8ie6Itanb
fat nod bas ein5ige lit, mas iib be3d6lt;
Der uusI4lieBli4e Qderbau ae6t ia INNER
mebr ouriid.
Sd faufte i'm Oftober 1897 bunoert
Stiertdlber, bic mid $14OO ~fofteten; i9
babe bic 3biere isbt Elm Sobr unb feds
Monate unb man Bot mir bereits $50 bas
Stiid, bas alio tpiirbe $4,000 ausmaGen.
Sd min lie aber nod nt9t bergeben, benin
penn Die pretIe Bis gum 9erbit 10 bletben,
fpie fe iebt iino, triege t9 $4,000 Sdflr.
Oaruus fam man ieben, mas HinObie6z
3u1t etnbringt, unb 3par 1T es bic refine
@a6rbeit, mas i4 bier f9retbe. @ie biele
BON ~unieren oeuti9e 2anbsleuten f0nnten
es gerube 10 MAIDEN, benin es giebt bier 10
pieles i90nes 2anb BON So Bis $40 per