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e.,.pTFg FOR TEACHERS FIXED.

--ha Jersey city Board OF Education has hxed 'ne
.Ia~,ss for the next fiscal year. which oesihs on
Decenober / The schedule is the same as ~. ~.
go, aar except that fifteen male principals
PIese-s ,n, from 81 $50 10 5000 year and thir-
W. srl,,c teachers from 800 to slS2 year. The
poars asked the Finance commiss.oners last spring
for an additional appropriation OF il9y o was not
the pay The teachers pay IS 500 per annum Tor the
nt two years sos year for the next me- b.
tss when they have taught hye years ana s''1 Which
~ VIZ" hs,a hesn ten years In the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
DEATH OF 4 FORMER GYPSY LEADER.

Elizabeth. Nov. "a (speciaD. Costello sew
enty-sx years old. who in her lifetime was noted
gypsy and one OF the oldest living members OF tho
Costello tribe OF ads. died to-day AZ her nome.
No sos Washington-aye., Elizabeth. Inc wofnaa 2
vas horn In England OF pure gypsy lineage, and
FOR many years travelled with her trioe. sne was
the mother-in-aw Of queen" LoreiL VINO died
many years AGO ard whose weird and picturesque
obsednIes took place at the home OF Mrs. Costello.
Mrs Costello about twenty-five years ago gave
nm her rowing life and with her husband settled
IA Elizabeth They had saved considerable money,
invested part OF IL IN Elizabeth real estate, and
lived comfortably In their old age.
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4 SUCCESSFUL FAIR AT SUMMIT.

s,,,,-,,, Nov "a (speciaD-The large Young Mems
t,s,,an Association hall here is prettily decorated
n,,b evergreens and bunting and brilliantly hlumi-
nstsa Tonight on the occasion OF the annual lalr
nateu 80. neople well known socially here for the
snsat OF the Fresh Air and Convaiescent Home
yaro nresent ndlca tons u Is thought that the az
I'm, at be more than usually successful from a
ss1nss,riai point OF view and that large sum VIII
he realized BY the entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
BERGEy COUNTY COMMITTEE ORGANIZED

Hackensack. Nov "a (speciaD. The Bergen coun-
~ Republican Committee was organized to-day for
900 electing Joseph A. Brohel chairman; Thomas
II. Cumming. vice-chairman: Aaron c. Demarest'
secretary: Isaac p. Bogert. treasurer Assembly.
Wan Wskelee Charles Burrows and G.. A. Gantert
u,sre appointed committee 10 draft resolutions on
the deaths OF vice-President Hobart and Assembly,
rnan-elect Graves Mr. Wakelee was instructed 70
nrocure A suitable floral emblem and place II upon
The desk OF the dead member when the Assembly
opens its session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
ROY HELD on CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.

August Iucca. the boy charged with having
stabbed Theodore cockfair to death on Friday OK
last week in a quarrel at Hudson-ave and Front
ST. was arraigned in the Adams-st. court yes'ef-
dav Ex-Dlstrict Attorney James W. Rias"ay
represented the boy and moved that ne pe u,s
charged He called attention TO the TACT mar ing
Cornperis tury found that COckfalT dec OF d SO
wound Inflicted by some unknown peI soca Mr.
H. magistrate would not discharge Lucca, sli
PideHaY waived examination. The boy, was ne ne q
10 await the action OF the crane SIiid socie.
iy aH1d Judge Hurd in the County Court aunt
led him to ball IN S2.10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
ToRBORG STILL HOPEFUL OF ELECTION.

Jobn c Mcclure. counsel for Herman Toroors'
the Democratic candidate for the Assembly IN the
XXIst District. who was defeated by Joseph
go penublican by four votes obtained an or
a. froro Justice Wimot NJ Smith yesterday after
noon requiring the Board Of Canyassers 70 snow
- 'yS-ist Assembly District Torborg Is IKE
G ~, the defeated candidate for Register grasp
ing az the slightest straw when might Shahse TIC
raeulf ~ the count.
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THE MARTIN ACT ATTACKED.
erxArop.rrEcr THOMAS W. McARTER, JR..
QUESTIONS ITS CoNsTITUT1oNALITY.

sENAToR-ELECT THOMAS W. MCARTER JR,
QUESTIONS ITS coNsTITUTIoNALITY.
In the Circuit Court at Newark yesterday Thomas
W McCarter tr. the Senator-elect In Essex County
attacked the constitutionality OF the Martin act
for the adjustment OF taxes, and presented 10 the
Court fourteen points upon which ne proposed to
carry tho act III to the Court OF Errors and Appeals
for adjudication. The case was that OF Wi2 2 o.
and Frederick Flock infants, plaintiffs ana Jepthd
Snoitb defendant and the property in dispute is a
vacant lot The city got title in 1884, under the
Martin act in a sale for delinquent taxes and the
The points presented by Mr.. McCarter related
mostly 10 the alleged uncoastitutionaly OF tne
act under which the property was sold. Inc Martin
oct vas introduced In the Legislature BY the Iate
sorofor augustus F r. Martin, q Newark Al
mat time ii was impossible 70 give valid tue
r. nronertv sold for taxes. and there were m1nOhs
- ,,nnaid taxes IN the municipalities OF the state
The act proved great blessing. II rescued INA
hotb from bankruptcy. and put the nnances OF
Newark. Jersey City and other cities on staole
basis by clearing of all me YAK * T mSnici5slites
had 10 borrow money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
THE REV. DIR. CARSON'S SPECIAL SERhoNS

Beginning tomorrow the Rev DR.. J. F. carson
,es,or ~ the Central Presbyterian Church. Jener-
son and Marcy ayes. will preach series OF special
sermons The subjects 10 be:
November 26-"Martin Luther
I1ccerober 3-"The Reformation and It's Men
December 1O-"John Knox -
December 1.-THE Covenanters and Thelr cove
nants.'
The sernons while somewhat biographical VIII
dosi sneciailv with the forces which made the men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
TWO BOYS VICTIMS OF TROLLEY CARS

Two more victims OF trolley cars were added
yesterday the already long list. One Is DEAD the
other badly injured. Percy Warsnop. the first
victim, eight years old. was knocked down by
car Of the Fulton-s line at BIS o'clock at Fulton
ST. and Troy-ave. While being taken 10 his home,
No 6s Sumpter-st., in an ambulance. ne died. John
Fogerty. the mOtorman was arrested. 49, .
Ten-year-old Michael O'Brien. of NO. $40 SIXTH
St while playing in the street at Third-aye and
Trirhth-st was knocked down by a car OF the
'Third-ave line going south. The boy sustained
Injuries on the head and probably fracture OF the
skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
TWO ASYLUM KEEPERS DISCHARGED.
FRANK MrTcHELL's DEATH LEADS TO AN IN
vEsrrGATIoN AT KINGS PARK.

Central Isllp. Long Island. Nov. A-General
Superintendent Dewing OF the State Insane
Asylum. at Kings Park. has discharged Keepers
Connors and Griffin. pending the investigation
tnro TIE death OF Frank Mitchell. an inmate,
which occurred on November r. Keeper Neville
was allowed resign.
SUPERINTENDENT Dewng and the Board Of Man
ayers including DIT. Backus the president. have
been investigating the acts OF the keepers for a
week DR. Dewlng says that It was not this par
ticular case alone which led 10 the discharge OF
~ two men but there a large amount OF
evidence 10 show that the men were rough In
handIing patleuts and were unfit for places as
attendants IL Is alleged that Mitchell died from
the effects OF rough treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
ru,rVFs MISS A ROLL OF MONEY.

couee. Point Nov. A-Thieves found an enVe.ope
- .',rea,, in Joseph Delaneys house while ran
sacklng the premises last night Mthousn II ~ar
buIks 49, n contained sl27 The visit was mace
while Delaney and his sister we're sp nS Mis-. De
Naunns nurse containing 81 IS In cnange, were
taken fhe articles stolen were worth II ID sA'a'
more than Sl01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
ALLEGED ABDUCTOR PROBABLY MARRIED.

HE SAYS THE GIRL TOLD HIM SHE WAS OF AGE
AND HE WANTED A WIFE.
Charles Hoist. twenty-six years old. Of No. 90
South Fourth-st who is accused by Henry Stokey,
OF No 237 North Sixth-st.. with having abducted
his daughter Almira. fifteen years old was
taken before Magistrate Kramer. in the Lee-ave
court, yesterday.
Hoist alleged that the girl told him she OF
age. He said that he was able TO support a wife
and meant TO do right by her. The magistrate
adjourned the case until Monday holding Hoist in
500 bail The girl returned TO the care OF the
Chudren's Society.
Up TO Monday the girl employed in a de-
partment store. She did not return home that
iav and on Wednesday went with Hoist whom
she had known about three months to the West
minister United Presbyterian Church, No. 20 De-
catur-st and the two were married, II is alleged
BY the Rev A y. Crosbie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
NEW LsSrE OF nLRECTORY OF DIRECTORS

The second number Of the Directory OF Direct
ors' has appeared. The plan this year has been
70 enlarge the book by adding appendix con-
tanning names o. principal corporations, followed
~ each case by the address and the officers and
directors names. For various purposes the volume
val be exceedingly useful The typography and
binding are excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
WILLIAMS COLLEGE DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the williams College Alumni
association will be held December at Delmonicos.
Inc speakers are expected 70 be President Franklin
carter. 81; James II. Garfield. IS; the Rev Thomas
X shcer and William H. McElroy, of Union Col
Cese College songs Will be led by the Alumni Glee
pluo ana there will be music by the Hungarian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
TBoUGHr TO BE SKELETONS or SOLDIERS.

Passaic, Nov. q Cspec!aD.-While excavatins
under an old house to-day workmen found four
skeletons in standing and sitting positions II Is
thought that they are the remains Of Revolutionary
soidiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25

Elizabeth Bitterly. hftynve years Old. OF No 20
North Eighth-st.. delights In a good oid lAshoheu
80 when she was about 10 Indulge in her
,avor,te pastime yesterday IN lighting her pipe she
.et are 10 her clothing. and her arms and meek
vsre badly burned An ambulance surgeon attend
Al S,r INJURIES bur Il was not found necessary TO
remove her 10 q hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
PART OF HIS Skull NOW CELLULOID.
HoBoKEN MAN SUFFERING APPARENTLY
FATAL INJURIES NOW RECOVERING.

FATAL INJURIES NOW RECOVERING.
When Patrick Moore forty-two years old. OF No
rs Boomheld-st, Hoboken. was admitted 10 81
,,srv,. LJosnital that city on September 80 the
doctors said that they did not think he would ever
recover. The man injured by falling head
frst distance of thirty feet into the hold OF the
steamship Auguste Victoria, OF the Hamburg
American Line. He struck on a pile OF coal and
Sustained a compound, compressed fracture OF the
skull His brain protruded. and particles Of coal
dust the doctors said. imbedded IN H.
The wound was dressed. and Moore surprised all
the surgeons by raying. few weeks ago cell
luloid plate was placed IN the skull where the
broken hone was taken out and ~ is now expected
that Moore will DO discharged from the hospital
IN a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
THE RESOLUTE TO BE DoCKED.

The transport Resolute. in command OF Lieu
tenant Commander J. p. J. Kelly formerly chlei
80 80 Admiral PbiliD. went up 10 the Navy yard
an ~ 49,. from mpkinsvile She is TO be docked
"a Vii undergo a general overhauling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
A BAPTIST CHURCH FOR BOROUGH PARK.

church Recently they paid the last nstalment on
six lots at Forty-elghth;st. and Th,-'eenth-ave II
&c now uroposed 10 build a modest little church on
he nroperty with the aid OF tho Baptist Church
Puildng Committee. The site cost 100 The
rnemhers hope 70 build a chuIch worth about WV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
A CHANCE FOR HONEST BIDDERS.
HUDSON COUNTY FREEHoLDERs TAKE STEPS TO
CHANGE THE OLD METHODS.

The Hudson County Board OF Freeholders will
MAKO a dsparture this year in the award OF con-
tracts that will enable the honest bidders TO get
a share Of the contracts. The contracts VIII DC
awarded BY Items the lowest bidder Tor o eacn
itern and will shut out unbalanced bids. Inc papa
bIo forf 10 give contracts favored bidders las
year created scandal, and indictments were taSee
drawn bv ex-Snerif Mclean, who was appointed
bv Governor Voorhees, to I'll the vacancy caused
by the death OF Sheriff Heller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
,ev1rED CLOTHES LIGHTING HER PIPE.

PTs;a Are coming right after Mr.. WaltoHs sugges-
49, hss set people thinking about them
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Snniet 3tniteb.

SWUgSS StWttSeue
Ibfabrt.
0a9 galifornien, Jreitaes 3.35 Mors.
Na6 Nep Orleans, Dienitas anb 6rei=
Ip9.. ..2.20 gta1nt.
Mnfnnft.
Bon Galifornien, 9ienitas unb Jreiz
tag .15 Mor9ens.
8on Nep Orleans, Dienftas unb Srei>
tag. 200 9eadm,
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aeiu Redet amf SasltMfett.

Die 5rau, Die babid bon Mnseiidt,
BON i96ner Sisur unb ianftem @emiitb
1T, ipirb itets 5reunbe baben, um aber
10 an5iebeno 5u ietn, muB man feline
Geiunbbeit gut erbalten. @enn eine
Srau franf unb idtud9li6 1T, unb
iuenn i9r 9bitem sei6pddt ift, bann 1T
iie reiabar unb nern6s. @enn iie an
9artleibisfeit ober yeierenfeiben labcz
rirt, 10 iuirb ibr unreines 8lut baBlide
9aut stusidlase unb einen unreinem
2elnt 5ur Sol9e baben. electric
8itters 1T Die bette Msebicin Der
8elt, um Maaer<, 2eberz unb geieren>
leioen 5u resuliren unb bas 8lut au
retnisen. gs perldafft fraftise Merz
ben, belle Gusen, ian,mettueide, Hare
9ant unb bltibenben 9eint. &ur5, biea
Wtittel ma6t eiue frdntli6e unb
ibipa9e 6rau seiunb, anmutbig unb
an5iebenb. Sir nur SO Gents in ber
Npotbete bon S. &alteper & Son.
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l6aute ilr in Die slueen, 70 tisf unO
lan9e, oaB iGr Ger NtDem peroina.
Sbre tleine 5anO bob fi6 uno be-
rlllrte nit Dem 9litert0pf6en i6mei=
9elno feline gSan9e. vMarum bas,
Sein3?"
Gr CAB fie lon9iam fret. SD mollte
leDen, 'ob meine5 Mdb6ens Slid nod
bpll 10 9DtiliGen 8ertrauens au mir
1T, ME ionit."
sic erhob ii9. nSeins 9u biit ielt=
lam, ia9te lie befremoet.
rSante Charlotte nannte mid ider=
Sello elnen ,ouloenoen 8tri6peiaer =
eieb, menn i'd nun bieie 8e~i6nuna
I'M Grnlt perOiente, in ibrer pollen,
m6rtliden Sebeutung-?"
gGu perl6pieslt mir ettpas uno lei=
oeft oarum?-gi SEEING, 10 bei6te mir
oob," rietb iie nit einem 2d6eln, bas
ibm i6on i'm 8oraus Die bereittpilliafte
Nblolution ertbeilte.
yllno penn i'd bas ni6t birfte, nod
nl0t-um 9einettpillen?"
Gtlpas mie beinli6e 8aneigfeit itiea
nun hp6 in ibren gliidli6en Qlugen auf.
(sOrtiesuns folst.)
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= a 8.

- Die umgesenb bon paris. 2as
mar Gountp. mnrbe am %. Wat bon
einem berbeerenben Ortan beimgelu9t.
Mebrere 9dufer purben bonn Biib III
yranb geitedt unb 3era6rt. Sn petfus,
Is MetIen tueftlid bon paris, purbe
etne Stride bon ben Gunbamenten ge.
boben unb 3erft6rt. Die Garmer Be,
tlagen f9 iiber baS uebermaB bes Ne.
gems, ba He In ben 5eIbsrn bes I'm,
trauts ni9t 6err tperben t6nnen.
= Sort Wortb tpurbe am %. Wai
bon benz beftigfen Stnrme beimge.
iu9t, ben nlan bort felt Sobren erIebt
babt. 3ablrei9e 6duier mnrben ab.
gebsdt. gdume eatmurselt, Genaen
uligetuorfen unb 61ilber abaeriiieu.
Den gr6bten Sdaben erlitten aber bic
elettriiAen Srabtleitungeu.
Die gil bes Reprdieutanten
@bilbS bon 8erar @ountp sum Ghube
Der organifrten Nrbeit 1T bonn @eprd.
ientantenbanfe angenommen uub Inn
SENATE gtinfiig einberi9tet porben.
- NuS N!dlanb tpirb beriebtet, baB
Soe eberrarb beim Sagen In ber Ndbe
bon Mintler bur6 einen uugItidIiben
3ufau feinen Bruber George burd,
eineu 66ub In bic 8ruit tbbtete.
Sn Suare3 auf Der anberen Seite
bes Nio @ranbe gegenu5er bon 81 pafo,
brannte Der gabnbof total rieber.
= IuS Der umgesenb bon Ooatum
iuirb bereits nieoer baS Nnftreten bes
"Ben-Weevil" beridtst. Sollte bies
eefrdbige Saieft In groben Mengen auf.
treten, bann min man bort bic Baum.
molfelber umpfiagen uno anberweitia
befeuen, 10 Iange es nod 3eit lit.
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@ei6dftS< ltn6 @Db~
nungS=Selepbon fiir 5 Cts.
pro Sag. Seine 8fre6=
nuttg fiir Mietbe II. @e<
gen ber Gin5elbeitell lpenbe
llta1 iid) alt Die sii6ueit>
li6e Selegrap1e1t> nn0 S.
lepbolt : Geieaidaft, nnb
5uar a1 0aS GDntraft- ST.
partemte1t. Selepbo1t 355.
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Wnlfamiihe Musbriidbe

iinb 9roBartis-aber Der Musbru9 BON
Sautansihld9en beraubt bas 2eben
alIer Sreube. Budlens slrnica Galbe
beilt iie aber. @benIo ale offenen @un=
ben, 5ieberansf6ldas, Gdmareu, @arz
5en. S9nitte. Nueti9unsen, 8ranbz
ipunben, @erbriibunser, anfseiprunsene
Sdnbe unb Sroitbeulen. Nud 1T iie
bag bette Mittel sesen Sdmorrboiben
auf @rben. Sic pertreibt ale S6mers
sen. gtur 25 Gts. bic S9adtel. Sci
lung sarantirt. 3u baben in Der gpos
tbefe BON S. &alteber & Son.
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U n fu It.
.. u. & u. y. 8abu.
Mbfahrt.

Na9 @alpefton, Souton unb guere
fa9lt1 800 Bprm.
9sa9 Corpus gbrifi, Granias 9saB unb
Beepiue tdsli1 100 9ea1m.
yta9 &errpille tdsli9, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 3 5Ma1m
yta9 &errbiae, Sonntass. IS 80 8orm.
ytab&errpille, ,Sonnabenbs A :3Ogeahm,
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Soufpn unb ,guerr
fd8lI@ 700 Nbenba.
Von Corpus @briiti, Nranias BaB uni
Deepiue t69lib .......2:2O Na6m.
Bon &errpille tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonntass unbW Wonta9s. 10 :458orm.
Bon &errpille, Snnntass 6 80 glbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Montass g: :25 gorm.
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8tsmard,s etferne Guerate

lpar ole 6olge Ielner DOrtrefIli@ell
@eianbbeit. llnbeusiame @ilIens trait
uno impoiante @ner9ie tperoen BEL gtiez
manbem sefunben luerben, befIen Masen,
2eber, 'gtieren nnb 9drme auBer Orb
nun9 iino. 8er iene Giseni6aften uno
bic burd bieIelbe beoinsten Griolae
uiiui6t, Der sebrau6e Or. Sings gseue
2ebens Billen. sic entiuideln iebe
&raft bes @eiites unb bss &5rpers.
3u baben fir nur rs Gents in Der
GpOtbefe BON S. &nlteper 6 Son.
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Sontberu pactftc 8abn.
Mbfa brt.

gfa9 Stem Orleans, Souiton mnb @al,
oeiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass unb
$3.50 Mbenbs
Na9gasle eYaB, Merico &c. IL 80 Worm.
ytab Galifornien 49,. .4:45 Nadm.
Mnfunft.
Won Stem Orleans, Soufon unb Gal,
oeIton td9li9 1926 Borm. unb 4 :25
9ta1n. .......................
Son Galtfornien ,c.... IL 80 8prnt.
Ton eagle BaB unb Merico 700
NDen0S.
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Die 2S5ilokatzo
gtuu,an bon SSa geister.
E(Sortistunn.)

pglie, Glie!" iaste feline 5tinlms
nit benz e6ten, unperi9leierten &lan9s
tiefer 2iebe, 2eioenl6aft uno 3drtiid-
feit, ymeinen sic ipirfli9, in fpl1em
Sail bas 2eben ni6t mebr ertragell gu
fDnnen? llnb tpenn nun elm afloeres
NIT alien Goiern ieines Seins an bem
Sbrigen bin9e unb aus Sbrent Mobl-
ergeben, S6rem Slid al[ein ben enbalt
ieines Saieins f90pfte !"
st tuanbte fi6 ianft i6r bfaiies @nt-
lib gu. 8eripirrung, S6ref ilnb iiiB=
ielige gruartuns Las ct barin.
ueber feine bornebmen, ettpas i9ar=
fen 3ii9e. 9litt bic 8erfldrung elmer
fonnigen @etpiBbeit.
vWillit Su berfu9en, bas 2eben
mutbig tpeiter su leben-tpillif 9u
meine 8attin tperben, Glle?"
Sn ibren Nugen i9immerte Elm 10
9liidieliges 2i6t auf, ipie es ibm bis=
Ter nod aug feinent meni6liden Slid
entgesen geleu9tet. yOb t9 tpill-!"
faste iie nur in unbei6reibli6er ge-
tonung.
Sn ihr @erl0bniB binein Hang bas
9aien Der entfeiielten Naturfrdfte unb
in nd9iter Ndbe rang Der Nllhbertpin-
Der Sob biellei6t iie9beii6enb I'm elm
balb erobertes 2eben-bas iiberleli9e,
junse @ef66pf in ben Nrmen bes treue-
gelobenben Mannes tpuBte In bieiem
Moment- in benz sIiidli6ten ieines
bis6erigen Daieins -rli9ts bon benz
ginen, nod bem 9lnoeren.
"a.
@rdfin Grna mar auBer 8efa6r.
Ser i6were Sail batte lie tpie bur9
elm @unber beil selaiien. Seine Sol
gen tuaren eliifli9er Weiie ilur cine
ettpas lan9e anbauernbe 8eipuBtloIie=
feit unb nod ldnger pdbrenbe Sdpd6e.
llnb bas 1lebrige?
9ie elementare Ma1t zines ja6
acknowledgement, eri6itternoen Mugen=
blifes unb feline lduternbe Nadipirfun9
fettet babon 8etroffene enser aneinan=
Der als Elm jabrelanees 3ufammenleben
unb f6ldgt 8riiden iber &liifte, oeren
llebertpinbun9 bor9er faum m0eli9 9e=
f1ienen.
Sas iun9e gaar bate ii9 gefunoen.
@raf Molf, Der nun aud tpubte, baB
nit bent 2eben ieiner 8attin aud oas
eines sli ertuartenoen Ginbe5 nit err
loi6en pdre, mar 10 reuepoll, 70 be-
foret uno tperbenb, baB 'grna ii9 un=
m0gli6 trobie in llnperlDbnli4feit ber=
irren fonnte. 9as 8etpubtfetu, ii9
burd iib ielbit etipas getuoanen su
ba6en, mas fie borber nur gum S6ein
beieiien, lieB ibren peripunbeten Gtol3
raider geneien, unb bes siungen Man=
nes llmipanoIuns ftellten ft6 DON ibrer
Seite nidt allsu biele 9tnberniiie ent=
ge9en.
sic reiiten stpei Sage mad bem auf=
re9enben @orfommnib, bas 70 unielig
bdtte enben f0nnet, in ibr Sein Suriif.
0raf WOlf badte ni6t mgbr baran, es
nit einem Mietblosis I'M elmer @roB=
ftabt gu bertauf6en.
lrdulein bon 8iberfeins unpertpilt=
Iid,er Oumor botte IN benSIekten Soosn
ettpas oelitten: als iie iebo6 bur6 Ssm zen
Sausberrn iiber bas tbr rdtbielbafte
ereigniB aufgetldrt tporben par, itellte
Sic m}iftbeiiuno bdR iie lire i,,nop
G,eieii,hofterin-b}e ife'bon sinfono "S ~,
idpn me6r aIs 9lDontfbfino. benn ole W
ilnteroebene an betra6ten oetp6bnt oe-
tpeien9fiinftiobin fflYhie Gro,it ihres
g1eFfen an boIten RobeE iiberroif,te iie
nidt oliau iebr. Gietbotte bies unb
ni6f ohns gefriebiotIitds announcement
Mur bie unoetp06nIids8Irt bes 8er6dit.
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= Sn @leburne murbe 8. 6. 8ris.
I'm, Der eine Sprengung fur bie Nn.
lage zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES por'
nebmen mollte. burG bie pDr3eitige
gntIabung Der Opnamit patrone ge.
t6btet.
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6erb. Gtaffel. 331 Sob Com.
merce. .StraBe. preferpaIine 3ur
grbaltung bon Butter. WurR unb
Gleif6. @eiaI3eue Rinbsr Ddrme.
SGla@tmefet &c.
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Gtfenbabn Tabr : Ylau.
8. & O. u. Iabu.
Wbfdh hrf

Nbfabrt.
Na9 ct. Souls bio Srun Mountain
ooer W. e. & e.. ..12:3O 93ahm.
ytab ct. Souls nia Sron Wtpuntain
Goute. 80 Mbenb8.
yta9 9earne tdsli@ ....5 100 Moraens.
yea6 2arebo. 1000 Worm.
Nnfunft.
Won ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
IT. q Z. $3.50 Sprm.
Won ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
IT. q (. ............ 1856 Na6m.
gon Searne tdslt9. 1920 Mbenbs.
Son Ndreoo. .12:25 Na@m.
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m. 8. & z. Babu.
Nbfahrt.

U yII.
Na9 BaeO, Sort BOrtb. Dallas, &an
ias Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago taa.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Gbenna.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. Souls, 8anlas gitp,
Dallas. Jprt @ortb unb Baco, tdas
LID 8 80 9orm. unb 10 40 gbenbs.
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@mlf Gbnre , Saba.
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Na9 Stodbale, tdsli9, aussenommeu
Snnrtd8S. S........... 800 Bprm.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdslib, ousaenommen
Sonntaas. $500 Nahm.