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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-31

The name OF Gen. O. o. Howard as
author of "a book for boys is sufficient
to commend it to parents, and new
story. Henry in the War" is just the
book TO crafty the taste OF n spirited
lad and at the same time show him, as
so well illustrated IN the life OF the dis
t'ngushed author. that manly Christian
character is never Incompatible with
glory The story OF the book rs from
real life and depicts West Point before
the war. recruiting for the regiments.
the advance To the front. the fighting
at Bull Run and on the peninsula. and
from then until the close of the war
such other events as are necessary To
the story are concisely and graphically
described This book is a companion 10
that excellent book by the same author.
"Donalds School DAYS. In which Henry
so often appears. (Price N.25.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-31

In "To Alaska for Gold" the third
volume of the Bound to Succeed" Sc
ries. Edward Statemeyer tells in a
graphic way the fortunes Of the two
Portney brothers Earl and Randy.
two orphan lads from the lumber re-
gion of MaisA An uncle in California.
who is an experienced miner and has
been in the Klondike, sends for them
10 join him In San Francisco for a sec
ond trip. The whole preparation -of
a miners outfit and subsequent jour
ney TO the Klondike are graphically
described. and a great deal Of valuable
Information given, which is to be re-
gardcd as reliable since the author has
made long and painstaking investiga-
tiOn, The party have no easy time,
and no phenomenally good luck. and
the book is the better for IT, Mr.. Strate-
meyer deserves the wide fame he is
gaining as a writer Of thoroughly en-
tertaining and yet safe and wholesome
books. price, $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-31

N,ntion this journal. ss Adv. IL inserted as
our Contribution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

Nine of the eleven members Of the crew
Of the Inflated schooner Hera arrived IN
the city from Victoria yesterday after"
noon on the steamer Garland.
They are Capt J. l.. Warren. u. w.
Shirk. manager OF the cargo. his daugh-
ter, Miss Mable Shirk. whose narne ap-
peared on the ships papers as purser,
First Mate I. A. Mcintyre, Second Mate
J. Buchanan and Seamen'M. O'Brien. 9.
Gilbert. d. G. Thompson and Alfred Grif-
nth. Frank Wilkes and John McCleary,
the two other members, did not return.
AS for the men they are agreed that
Miss Shirk is a heroine of heroines. She
not only proved herself brave, but a
in the face OF what seemed certain death
as the sternest man of the shipwrecked
crew. This is the report, from captain
to sailor, given Of the courageous young
Miss shirk is not only brave. but is as
well lady of pleasing manner and
many personal attractions.
cape naturally entails is most distaste-
full to Miss Shirk. Indeed, one would
think to hear her speak Of t that she
Sssa d Pssdsr S e ns1u the he erns
munity from newspaper publicity.
Capt. Warren spoke OF the disaster,
particulars of which were published in !,
Cape Flattery Friday we at once en-
colintered the heaviest winds, the vessel
pitching and tossing about until she at
last sprung leak. followed by fire from
contact of the water with the lime. 1t
was about $3.50 Sunday morning that we
first noticed smoke. We had by. this time
Of course. made for land and
was not until the next morning, Mon
day, about 10 o'clock that we got to with
in quarter OF mile of the C1ayoquot
Sound shore. There we abandoned the
Hera. making land in the ships boat and
one sent out from shore in answer to our
distress signals. 1t was a close call The
fire was well under way, though 1t was
ed to the waters edge and sank In eight
fathoms of water. We were treated most
kindly by the whites and natives az the
Clayoquot settlement
From the time we discovered the smoke
we flew distress signals, but this did not
prevent two vessels from passing us
without needing our appeals for relief. I
don't know their names; / only wish /
did. They were both schooners, one a
latter got so close that we could see men
walking on the decks. Her officers, am
certain. saw our distress signals. but
they did not heed them"
Capt. Warren spoke of the courage and
bravery of Miss Shirk without reserva-
ton. mo pluckier little woman over
lived" he observed. "She at no time APP
peared in the least excited or distressed
Even when the schooners passed, refys-
ing to respond to our distress signals she
did not lose her courage Her bravery
was most remarkable. and for that mat
ter the entire crew behaved spIendidly
throughout the affair."" ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

fed Hoffman, but were uncertain as to
Petit. They said Hoffman stood with pis-
tol In hand and a handkerchief over his
mouth before them for about ten min
utes, while his confederate robbed them
OF a small amount OF money and watch
or two.
Hoffman took the stand, and in a free
and easy manner said he had no idea
where the saloon was, and that he knew
nothing of the case. He swore positively
that he was at the Butler early in the
evening of the robbery with Detective
Wappenstein and man named McCar-
thy. Later he walked around the city,
and about the time Of the robbery, 1870
o'clock, was at the Stratford saloon.
From there he went to his room in the
Rochester house. He said that the pistol
found In his possession had been pur-
chased the same evening that he was
arrested, and that he had no cartridges.
When Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Fulton commenced to question him about
being arrested for obtaining money under
false pretences from men sent to Blaine
cannery In July, Judge Jacobs sustained
an objection from Attorney Hughes
The jury retired about 4 o'clock and
up to late hour had not rendered a
verdict. Hoffman says that he came to
Seattle last spring from Dayton, o., with
several hundred dollars. He QUILTED a
man and sent him to Alaska. He has
not heard from his venture The police
say he admitted the cannery swindle. He
denies 1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

co Sstt'oSsiNu-OUT sale. Everything below
- X Must be sold by January I. Now
r,ft. 'e ehanee to secure Japanese holiday
seconds a. actual cost. Japan Bazaar, 1116
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
AN ARIsrocRArrc PRISONER.


Attention fn Court.
William Hoffman, who has the appear
ate. was on trial before Judge Jacobs yes
terday on the charge of holding up the
Bayview saloon September 30, in COM
pany with James Petit. The appearance
OF the prisoner attracted more attention.
than the case
Ernest Huoke. Ferdinand Petersilie and
Proprietor Hauterman positively identi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
N PATRIOTIC SPEECHES.
sdre HUMPHREYS and Judge Win
81 Address Dewey Club.
srsoNo TALK FOR EXPANSION.

!, ~,.u Known Republican and
-ynh..rhcrse OF Popnlism Raise
80, yoices In Unison In Favor
s. Wetainin~ Phiiippines--patri-
90. Above Party Says Judge
,.,,..or.-s.Consent OF Governed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
MANY PEOPLE MAKE INQUIRY.
Information Wanted About Re-
sources of Puget sound.

Secretary Moore. of the information
bureau. has received letter from a prom
meat professional man OF Kentucky who
wants to move to Seattle. General infor-
nation covering the climate and business
of this locality Is what he asks for.
A prominent farmer of Oregon is coming
here in the spring to make his home near
Seattle. He writes that he is tired of Ore
gon. and likes the Seattle country. In
Pa; San Francisco and other places.
Mr.. Moore has added a mining daily
newspaper to his list Of correspondents.
and giving them much prominence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

THE Daily Alaskan. of Skagway, Is on
sale at the Hotel Northern newsstand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
STAMMERENG.

Rev z. r. Ollie. D. D.. pastor First Methodist
Episcopal Church. ) Oakland, writes: az am ac-
quanted with the work Of Professor ]. whitehcrn
In Physical Culture, and bear testimony to its
thoroughness and effectiveness and to its excellent
results l have known two young men who have
been very greatly benehtcd-oIe in my own family
and the Other young who has been entirely
cured Of stammcring by ! short course with Pro-
fessor whitehssn. His methods are excellent. and
I can commend him 10 the confidence Of ALL
send for booklet TO J. wHITEHoRN, A. NJ.
Phi D.. Speech Specialist, 1915 Linden St., near
Sixteenth 81. oakland. Cal Reception hours, u
= p n. daily. rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
Funeral OF Mrs. pe,emcr.

The funeral of Mrs. Rhoda Besemer too,s
R Pas,,at o'clock yesterday afternoon from
nnSyal..ssrworth's chapel, Rev. II. ID. Brown
~ nTu,atlng. a large number of members
NJ Sss women OF Woodcraft and Lady Nraca-
slaughter 81 Of the deceased, belongs. were
81 d. attendance. Interment was In Mount
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
Sale OF Christina. Gift..

The Womens Guild of st. Marl's
church will hold their annual sale of
fancy and useful articles at the guild
room of the church, corner Madison and
Broadway, on Tuesday afternoon and
evening and Wednesday afternoon. De-
cember 5 and 6. Prices will be the low
est possible and no reduction will be
made. Persons making Christmas pur-
chases and all friends of st. Marks arc
invited to attend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
Has Curvature of SHINE.

NY. W. q Taylor. who is suing the city OF
t pa,,ara for $4,000 damages. is suffering
t,v;n curvature OF the spine and other in
lures lure. according to the report of the physi-
i Sans VINO were appointed by the court to
r ,msssstigate his condition. A verdict will
m pr,,ns be reached In Judge Bens5n's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
THE SEATTLE PosrNrEIIIGENoER TUESDAY DEcEMBER 1922
HERA'S CREW RETURNS.
Brave Conduct Of Miss Shirk the
Only Woman Passenger.
PROVED 4 HEROINE. INDEED.

Captain ana Crew Say she Display
ed Remarkable Courage In the
Face of what Seemed Certain
Desth-vesscl was Anre for -
Hours-Two schooners Refused
Response to Her Distress Signals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
Her Pocketbook MISSING.

reported at police headouarters last even,
49, ,,,s thas ner poclethook. containing s35
MI wostn oI gold nuggets and SIS In gold coin.
\, ras lost or stolen from her that afternoon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-01
yine ,terfuiirbtae 9settuua.

Srau Mi6ael Curtain it Blainfielo,
SGinois, beridtet, baB iie fid erfdltet
batte. oaB ii6 otes auf Die 9unsen 1este
nnb baB lie ettpa einen Monat lang BON
ibrem Sami(ienar3te bebanbelt tpurbe,
babel ober INNER idlimmer ipurbe.
9erielbe iaste ibr i@lieBlid, oaB iie eiu
rettunss1o5es 0pfer Der
g d ~ biudt iei unb bob ibr
feline @ebicin mebr belfen f6nne. Sbr
GpOtbefer empfabl ibr aber ST. Sings
9eue gntbeduns fit S@minbiudt, iie
fauft cine 5laide unb idon mad bem
@ebraude Der eriten Doits berlpiirte iie
gu ibren Gnt5ldeu tueientlide 8eEe=
runs. Sic ieste ben @ebraud fort unb
nadoem iie feds 6laiden eineenummen
bate, befunb fie iid seIunb uno aunter.
SEPT perri6tet tie ale lire 9ausarbeit
ielbit nnb fiiblt ii6 10 tuobl tpie nur Ie
suoor. Sreie grubei1aiden oieier sroB@
artigen Mebicin au buben in Der Gpotbefe
bon S. &alteper & Gobn. @esuldre
@roBe SO Gents unb $1.OO.
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0te @etaid,te etues sflapeu.

Yin 9dnben uno 6iiBen bas eanae
2eben lang sefefelt 5u iein burd bic
8anren Der &ranfbeit, bas iit 70 5iems
lid bic idlimmite Sorm Der @tlaperei,
bic man iid berfen fann! @eorse 3.
8iaiams BON Mandeiter, Mid., be-
rihtet, tuie fold em Sf(ape befreit
puroe. gr iast: ,Meine Srau mar
ie9s Sabre lang 70 bilflos, baB iie ii9
ni9t einmal allein i'm Bette umbreben
fonnte. gta6oem iie 5uei Glai9en
electric 8itters sebraudt bate, beHerte
ii9 ibr 8uitano IN tuunberbarer 8eiie,
10 baB lie ieBt lire Sausarbeit ielbit
perri6ten tann. Oas ppr5ii9llhe Mits
tel fur 5rauenlelben beilt aufs j1neu1te
0eruoiitat, Sdlailofsteii, Melan6olie,
&opfidmer5en, 8iidenidmerSen unb
ObnmadtsanfGlle. 9ieie muuberpirs
tenbe Mebicin ilt elm tpa6ras @nabens
seidenf fir alle i6iuaden, frdntli9en
unb erid6pften 2eute, Sebe Slaide
tuirt sarantirt. Sour so Gents bic
5lai6e. 8u baben BET ben Gpotbefsrn
S. &alteper l. Con.
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esint frs6blide @efbirbts

bon einem pfli6tperseHenen 6amburser
9ta6tfpd6ter er3dblt Der 6ambur9er
2anbI6aftss unb 2blermaler Berenb
@oos I'M 5ipeiten 8anbe ieiner nGrin=
nernngen aus meiner 9ugeub." Dem
Boli3eiberrn, Senator Mbenorotb, fam
eiait 3u Sbren, baB bas rlntpeieu Ser
ytahttpdbter, auf Soften tbrer Dienit>
pfi6t iid oem 1rembenf fiibreramt su
piomen, iebr TIM Shtpunge fei. Gr be-
i6lob oesbalb, ais ein 3tpeiter 6arun al
Rai6io iid peri6uli9 bon Der Wabrbeit
loi6er ausiasen 3l iiber3eusen. @r
le9t allo ein ibn Dor Grfennen Idibens
bes @ewano an uno rebet als angebs
li6er Sran3oie einen ibm begegnenben
yfadtwa6ter an: pNb! neine liebe
Sreuno, iassen er mir, ipie i1 fomme
Bu mein 9otel ,Nlte Stabt 2onbon'."
pSe, min soooe 9err. bat is pist bon
bier, aber wenn't ben Serrn mid opn
Drtntselo anfiimmt, 70 finn id Sbnen
ia lidt bennmielen."
Nb!-darlnant!A iast Der SranSoie,
I'D DerSe gebben Shnen ein gutter Douz
ceur por bas."
ytun, Die 0eiben sieben ab, un6 unIer
gutter gladtwadter, na6bem er lsin
@elo empfansen, beoantt fi6 unb
miinl6t nWullilapen gta9t." glm ndGs
iten 1ase jebo6 ipirb er Dor ben polis
seiherrn 9ernIen unb l1arf aussefrast:
nSe9 mal, geterien, is bat mabr, bat
Du oct yta6ts Dinen 8oiten perldtit2"
sd minen Soften perlaten? 9ie,
Doblmeiier 9err, De bat lssst, be liisst
Dat gotteslditerlih."
Yeterlen!4 fdbrt Gbenbrotb auf,
rliimm Oi wabr, pat Du iesslt; belt
On mid giiltern 9tbenb nm balipig
tmOlf Ell Sremoen na be ,Sne Staot
Sonoon' bro9t?"
Dem @a6ter rpiro's bod lbfpul BET
Der Sadie, er orebt feline Mtiise Der,
5nelflungsooll 3wii9en ben Sdn6en unb
lllntIlt einen bOdit ipsinerli6en Son an:
r0u leber @utt ia, bat is bat eene Weal
ipelt, aber moblweile ler 0err-bat NOR
nebmen Set MID obel-ion belapnea
Sipin, DC .fiinn mid op fen Bsenea
ltabn. unb Dat Nor mid mebr als Gbrt
ltenpfli4t oat'd ben to Sus br06t.d
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VI II funfl 1


Nad @alpefOn, Soufon unb Guers
tdglih ..............9:OO Horm.
Na9 Corpus gbrifti, Granias YaB unt
Weepille tdgli6 .......1: 100 Na1m.
Nad &errpille tdsli6, aussenommeu
Sounabenos u.Sonntnss 3 :15gea9m
Nd9 &errpilIe, Gonntass. g: 80 Born.
Na9&errnilIe, ,Spnnabenbs A :3ONa1m.
Nntunft
Bon @alueiton, Souitpn unb Guert
tdgli9 100 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granias Bas uni
8eepilIe tdali9 .......2:20 Ra4m.
Bon Rerrpille tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
Bon &errpille, Snnntass g 30 Gbenbs.
Son &erruille, Montass. .9:25 8orm.
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9fimsrlfnbtet.

SIN gnfans bieies Sabrbunberts
batte 9euti6lanb unter Der Serri6aft
Napoleons oes Grlten befanntli9 i6per
gu leioen, unb Der @epalttbaten, tpel6e
Die 6ran5oien bier unb ba i'm 3ei6e
periibten, CAB es biele.
Sm Sabre 1906 fam unter Der 9lnz
fiibrung zines Gberifen Elm &ommanbo
bon bunbert SranScien in cine fleine
Staot III pommern. SSiir6terIi9 mar
Der 2drm, ben lie nit ibren iibertriebe=
men 6orberunsen madten. Sas Stdbts
den mar BON Dem Seinbe friiber f9on
iebr bart mitgenommei tporoen, unb
Die neuen @dIie fanpen bas nibt, mas
lie iu6ten. Sic periibten baber, um
ibren 3orn gu fiiblen, Die i6redli6i1en
@reuel uno beraubten bic 8iirqer bis
auf's Semo. Ser erbitterte 9lnfiibrer
ltellte an ben bon ibm bart eemiBban=
oelten Ma9iitrat Die unerb0rteten 6or-
berungen. So ftri9 in Sammer uno
S6reden elm Sag unb eine Na6t
oabin. 9lm folgenoen Morgen muBte
oas aommunoO ieinen 3us tpeiter fort-
ieben, aber nod einmal, um Die
@iini6e ieiner Sabfu6t befriebigen
uno ben bebrdnsten Magiftrat redt
dnsitisen gu t6nnen, bsrfiiste ii6 iebt
Der Sberit auf bas &atbbaus. Sem
Wa6tsebOt unO benz Griessunsliid ii6
fiigeno, traten Die Mitglieber bes Sra.
9iitrats bem Gberlten boiler gbrfurdt
entge9en; nur Der Staotnotar, ben oas
barbarii6e Setrasen Der Geinoe In tief-
iier Seele setrdntt bate, blieb In elmer
6enfernii6e unbetpesli9 iteben. gr
that, als bemerte er ben CberIien gar
ni6t, nabm einen gogen gapier in bic
Sano, belt ibn Dor oas @eli6t unb
aeberbete ii6. als leie er iebr eifria.
galo erblidte Der ldrmenbe Sberlt ben
gtotar uno, emp6rt bariiber, baB er
lbm nl9t aud leinen Heipett in tiefiter
Seniutb beseiet bate, i6ritt er auf ibn
gu NIT Der 6rage: nSerr, mas leIen
Sic ba?"
sd iiberiebe, enteegnete Der gsotar,
OFne aufSui6auen, bier oos gereifs
nib bon oem, mas oie 0erren Ssransoien
uns in Der Staot nod suriidgelaiien
6aben.A
Stun oenn, 10 laiien sic ieben T.
rief Der SberIt; er rib ibm bahia ben
Vogen papier aus ben 9dnben, iqh
aber, oaB oerielbe gan3 leer mar.
og3as iOll's bomit?" i6rie er oonn
tiridbraun pOr 3irn. rSier ifebt ia
ni6ts auf oem papier !"
nSe num-" ertpioerte Der Gotar oou,
pblcgmatii6, nebenio piel baben bic
6ransoien uns armen gtrgern oelaI.
ien.
geie Elm gereiSter quterbabn gina Der
SberIi ppr Dem 9lotar auf uno ob
oanu na6m er eilig iranS6iiIden Qlbs
idieb, oas beibt er ains. Obne gloieu au
iauen.
- Garbtmntb'S Sfeiitift IN BE-
beHe Ia Der Delt. Maan probire be
| lEsKOHLN00RO
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li6teit fur bas unter3ei@nen Der Ga,
bitulation.

ltuDtett Jul pu0 NA1SA0e'ug"eH oet Wu'
pitulatiou.
prof. S6euf In Wieu bat R@
angeHdts Der pielen hber isiae Bers
binbung nit benz 3areubof tn ct. Be.
tersburg I'M umlauf beinbli9en Gee
rtidte unb 2ombiudtiOneu 5u Der gr.
tldrung beraulabt gefeben, baB ct ni9t
an ben 3arenbof bebuf8 Roniultatioa
betrefs Der gntbiubuus bet 3arina
berufen tporben.
- Mus Bombay tperben 310 peH'
fdue beridt,t. 261 ber grtranttsu
fnb aeforbeu. Sn pOonab itarben
bon SO Peittranten Sc.
= Dem britif4en 8oiidafier Sir
Sultan pauncsfots tn Walbinston ih
bic pairs. .Whrbe bsrlieben tporben.
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Soutberis 9actKe 0abn.
Nbfa hrt.

gsa9 Seem Orleans, Souiton unb @aI,
peiton tdslid 1910 WRittaes unr
9:3O Mbenbs
gladGasleYaB, Merico &C. go 8orm.
Na6 Galifornien ...... .4:45 Na1m.
Mnfunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, 9oufton unb Gal,
peiton tdsli1 7:25 8orm. unb 4:25
Na9m. ......................
Bon galifornien &C.. Ill 80 Born.
@on eagle BaB uno Merieo 700
NbenoS. ................
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stns 4n3atl aussesei6nete .Garms'
unb sHan9es". au niebrigem preiie,
auf ldngere 3eit bel sertneer 3insrate.
Dieie faufte i1 bon ausldnbifdeuWort'
gage Cos. S@reibt ftir Gireulare.
6. v. gbano ier,
102 @rodett.6 .6traBe, San Antonlo.
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innerer Ginfebr mabnenb, unb pie
gliiflid mar lie bod idlieBlt6 eetpor=
ben! sic ba6te an beute Napr9en, als
ibr 6reunbe unD Sefannte aus 9iob
unO 6ern ibre GliifmIni6e iiberbra6t
ober iiberfanot bAtten. yfeb W}a6el
bate einen &rans geIpenoet uno ba5u
einen langert fDftliden 8rief an iein
uSlOr9en" gei6rieben iogar Die
Spsna, 2aoislaus unb Saroslau aus
Slomenien, aud Siirltin @iIa uno ibr
@emabl maren unter ben 8ratulanten
9emeien. 9lu6 tief aus lln9arn, BON
8eripanbten ibres @aters, bon oeuen lie
faum tpuBte, baB lie eriitirten, famen
8riefe unb @ef6enfe.
llno plDbli6 br6bnten bur6 Die ein-
fame &ube unD grbabenbeit Der Berg
melt laute S0lleri6iiiie, Die an ben
Selsmdnoen Elm rDllenbes @6o ertped=
ten, rings IN ben Srti6aften Der Sbdler
lGuteten feiefli6 Die 8lpfen. Gs mar
Der Is. 9lu9ult, uno Die 2eute in ben
Srti6aften Der Sbdler feierten ben @e=
burtstas ibres &aiiers. Ser freunbli9
belle Son elmer Srompete flang bon
fernber bur9 Die 2uft unb tpie Elm Ge=
bet, 10 re9t aus bem Seraen bes 8olfes,
oas laui9enO at ben ufern Der Salsa6
itanb, ert0nte Die frpmme, getragene
@eiie:
gott erbalte 6rans ben aaiier,
llniern guten Saiier 6rani
g8ellbofen itanb iofprt auf. St MGR
9atriot bonn S1eitel bis CUR Soble,
unb Die einfa6e, bersli6=from Nrt
ber lanoli6en 6eier ereriff ibn 10, baB
INN Die 5brdnen in Die 4u9en traten.
&aum bate Der 9ldier eeenbet, 10 ien=
Oete er Elm frdftiges, tpeitbin f6allenbes
Surrab F.! na9 Dem S6ale binunter.
9lber aud bon unten berauf ert6nte
lautes rehabilitation .unb 6urrab=
rufen, nobel ii6 Der neue SDriter nit
feiner junsen 6rau am meiiten berbor=
tbat-au9 Elm g9o, bas aber ni6t BON
ben farren Selsmdnben, ionbern aug
bem frObli6en, banfbaren Ser3en bes
golfes fam, oas fir ieinen 9aiier, aud
fern BON inn, in einiamen glpen=
tbdlern, Die beifen Wunide, bic reinite
2iebe bate. 9as mar, feline offi3ielle
6urrabi6reierei, feline eema6te gbr=
erbietung, feline 2afaienb0fli6feit, ion=
bern bas mar Der erite ltnb na6baltieite
Gulturfaftor i'm 2eben bes GatieritQQtes
bic Ma6t, Die alle 0olferItdmme Der
Monar6ie nit slei6er &raft unfaBt-
Die 2iebe oes 8Olfes gu ieinem Gaiier
Gnoe.
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Nbfahrt.

Na9 Baco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ran,
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbieasu tds.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenos.
Gntunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. Souls, Ranias Gitp,
Dallas. 5Lrt Bortb unb @aeo, tdes
lid 8 80 Borm. unb 10 30 MbenbS.
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Tim @assn iibeno, gum Saustne6t, Der
oes 5errn Saden berbeibrinst): r@ie,
haben jebt bod glles, Sobann?"Zl
Saustnedt lin Die leere Sano
iebeno): rglein, >Serr = nod gar
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VI bfabrt.
0a9 galifornien, Greitass 3.35 Wors.
Na9 Stem Orleans, Oienitas une Grei<
to9. .2.20 Na9m.
@nfunft.
Bon galiiornien, Dienftas unb Srei=
tag. ...............3.15 Mor9ens.
Bon Seem Orleans, Dienitas unb Greis
t18.. 100 ytamm.
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Serb. Staftel. 331 gaf eou,'
merce. strobe. preferpaltne 3lir
grboltuna bon Butter, Wura unb
SleiId. 8sialsene Riuber S0rme.
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Gbfabrt.
Raa Stodoale, tdsli9, aussenommen
Snnrtags. s............8:00 100 Borm.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsliG, ausaenummen
Sonntaas. s...........3 8 100 Na6m.
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- 6arotmntb'S Sleiftift Ii Der
befe Ia Der Belt. Wan probire ben
'KOH-I-NOOR".
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9eiratbSf&eine.
5omss Duties unb 9irsinia 9ubeit.