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Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
IOWA MAID

AnA Cuban Signal Service Empieys
Uaised BY .. Ege.
Fl Dodge Qowa) Correspondence In
large forces Of girls are employed here
handling eggs taken from picking watts
to be prepared for shipment One of
the girls last sunmer selected a large.
smooth egg and in . moment of day
dreaming wrote her name and address
upon 1t with an indelible pencil. 1t
was placed In . case with 2I7 others
and found its way 10 Cuba Months
paused and the young woman forgot
the incident, until she received a let
ter from Charles Percy n. Smith. dated
At Guinea. Cuba, Jan 10. reading:
-Aiss Liszie Cilday: am sure you
haa no idea into whose hands and to
what distant lands the egg upon which
you wrote your name would go. 1t
came with large shipment from the
United States. and was purchased by a
Cuban merchant here. who. being un-
able to read English. brought 1t to me
for translation. would be glad to
have you answer this letter. as I am
curious to know the one who adopted
90 novel = method Of correspondence.
have camera, and have had snap
shot taken Of myself with the egg in
my hand. II you care for one Of the pic
lures let me hear from you" This let
ter was promptly answered. with a
request for the picture. which arrived
in due time with another letter. in
which Mr.. Smith gave = more detailed
account of himself In this letter Mr..
Smith says: Il am in the employ OF
the United States signal service. ana
have charge OF the once at this place
like II here. indeed It is a nice,
healthy place. and the people treat yor
we'll They think an American is
small god. Now. please answer this
letter soon and after we become n liz
tie better acquainted will write you
more interesting letter than eau
now" Needless to say this letter was
answered as pro.nptiy as the nrst.
Letters followed fast. II not furious.
but the communications were OF such a
nature that the public is not entitled
to their contents Suffice to relate, the
results have been so satisfactory tina,
Mr., Smith will soon secure leave OF
absence. and his vacation will be spent
in Iowa When he returns II is not
unlikely that an American goddess will
share the honors which admiring
Cubans bestow upon one Of Uncle
Sans oficials-
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
snER,DAn.s WIT.
A. Illustrated - .. I.sad@-t D.ss.s .
Prisss's RssQnse.

~ IlIustr.ssd - .. Isoad&.t Dus1.g .
PEissss Bss9.sG
Every one has read innumerabls
anecdotes Of the wit and presence Of
mind Of Richard Brinsley Sheridan" "
said W. w. Clarke OF Buffalo at ths
Waldorf-Astoria. but i tumbled
across one the other day that had
never before seen in print When the
question arose as to making George
w., while still Prince of Wales, re-
gent. on account of the madness thst
had overtaken George Ill. there was
violent and virulent opposition to the
plaEls not only on account of the loose
ness OF the Princes mode Of living and
the general laxity Of his morals, but
also because Of his stand ON what was
then known as the wheat laws. Ed
mund Burke. who was in the fuliness
OF his power. was supposedly opposed
to the Princes ambition. and the fu-
turc king in consequence was paying
assfduous court to the great states
man. Burke AT this time was a man
OF rigid department and Of great aus
terity of manner. One night the
Prince gave dinner At which Burke
sat on his right. Sheridan on his left.
With Sir Joshua Reynolds. the portrait
painter. sitting next to Sheridan The
dinner once in full swing. Sheridan.
as was his wont. launched into . story.
which might be politely described rs
extremely risque. being. In fact, q
broad as II could possibly be made
and still retain any other dimension.
Burke's face expressed strong disap-
provai. and TO counteract his friends
faux pas and to ingratiate himself With
Burke. the Prince. with the words,
sherry. what a blackguard you are!"
threw a glass Of wine in Sheridan's
face. To resent the action. custom.
etiquette and the other laws Of the
land alike forbade. but as soon a. .e
had dried his dripping face Sheridan
at once took up his own glass OF wine,
and dashing It into Sir Joshua Rey-
noid's face. accompanied II with the
explanation. The Princes toast. Sir
Joshua: pass it along New York
Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
s.-,,., = r..,,, No.,
o. DeceHh<r the
sist, 1899

BIRD. Wing. Heron. wrenn. Crane.
Grow. LArks. Fish. are family names,
aaA others that might b. mentioned
here ere HAddock. Pine. Roach. bass
nd CrAhb. Family names suggestive
~ titlss OF rank are. King. Queen.
Prince. Dsks. Marquis. Lord. Baron.
and knight. hssidss Pope and Deacon.
Nsgs take military tstiss. Marshall.
Mater. aa1 Sergeant. ana peoples Eng
tisA. Preach. welsh. Norman. and
Dutch. vAils amor, fAnily names
me tAoss a spuAtrisa there are Eng
laAA. rresAAA. FtNAes aAA Walsa Ths
eass that rsssnbls huildinxs are:
cAursA. rsapls. Abbsy. and Tower.
AnotAsr tAntly nans y Houss. anoth-
r. = lGills sAA ~ nAns of barnes d
tamiliar. rhsrs = Z family mana II
8Asd6. cd ethsrs are Post. Wan.
Rpoas. Rooe. AAftsr. Franc. Bills. and
Hail. WITH Loek. Dnldt. 4 not Boat, ana
Kag: aApe YaF1 = familiar. 80 % u
oaR1sa. 0a1as 80 Pfcksee Name, like
s1ans = gsvs1sd vays sss okrssk, ,l.ans,
Ansy. Way. nAOdea-ol Ipsis okoss-
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
fiorsicslturai neetiar.


Only small number OF fruit grow.
, ers attended tho annual meeting oi
the Fremont County Horticultural
society las5 Saturday afternoon.
Several reports were made, that Of
the fruit inspector being very in
structive. He urged that one pound
Of Paris green to l6o gallons Of
water be used for spraying. and thai
sll trees with old, loose bark b
scraped, and be washed with lys
This. he claimed. viii not only des-
troy the codlinr moth, but also the
woody aphis.
N. +. Snow OF Lincoln Park. and
others, reported that most all varie-
ties Of apples were coming through
in good shape. All peaches that
were covered were not injured Ia
any extent and good crop is expect
ed. The prospects for large berry
crop are good.
John Gravestock was elected pres.
ident. Weep esidents elected from
the fruit growing sections of the
county we're. Edward. Lobach. Flor
snce; j. II. Freeman, Howard; John
Price, leaver Greek; Aaron Ripley,
Garden Park; Don c. Champion. Cur
rant Creek; J. L. Heaton, Lincoln
Park; Geo. f. Colgate. South Canon;
r. J. Peare. Fruitmere. W. H. Trout
was reelected treasurer, and for the
thirteenth time Eugene Weston was
chosen as secretary.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
U.Ited States Land omee.

Pueblo, Colo, April %, 1900.
Ernest F. Jewett and
Bonewitz X Dawson, Involving NJ. E.
vs. 2o4l, Sentinel
Winan b. Long.
Whereas. on December IS, 1885, Win
all B. Long made Homestead Entry
No. 1926, for the VIZ of SW1. Sec. Is
T. 10 ). r. Il W., and
Whereas. on July 10. 1899, Ernest F.
Jewett and Bonewi Y. Dawson made
mineral entry No. z041, for the Sentinel
Lode. and
Whereas, by letter M of February
.. 1900, the commissioner of the Gener-
al Land Otfice directed that this office
advise claimants for the Sentinel lode
from notice within which to apply for
ar order OF hearing, aud
Whereas. on February IL. 1900. the
mineral claimants filed petition ask
ing that a notice OF bearing be issued
Now therefore, the said parties are
hereby notified to appear before the
register and receiver of the United
States Land Office. at Pueblo. Colorado,
at 10 O'Clock a IN, on June 8. l!pu, to
offer evidence tn determine whether
the tract covered by said homestead
entry is more valuable for mining than
for agricultural purposes, and whether
the said homestead claimsat has estab-
lished or maintained a residence on
said tract AS required by the homestead
laws
The said contestant having. in a
proper affidavit, flied March Is. 1900.
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence. personal service of this
notice cannot be had, II is hereby ord
errd and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper pub lication.
(Slguedl J r. GoRDoS,
First pui'. May 5. lgo, Register.
Last pub. May 81. 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
THE ELEpHANr sNEEzEp.
Csszpscssd Evsas Almost c-s.tsd
FAaic ~ the zoo.

Csezpectsd Evens Almost c~sated .
rAaic ~ the Roo
Jolly. the zoo elephant, sneezed the
other morning and all the ZOO attend
ants took q vacation to laugh. The
elephant sneezes only about once in
dve years. When he sneezes 1t Is an
omen of prosperity. indicating abun-
dant crops and great commercial ac-
tvity. The phenomenon itself forms
an interesting spectacle. Everything
was quiet In the ROO. when somebody
shouted to Lecturer Rollina: Look
out. the elephants going to sneeze''
All the attendants desertcd their posts
and ran to look. Jolly had drawn up
his sides until his back was bumped.
His tail was stifiy hcrisontal His
mouth was open and his eyes were
shut. while great tears the size OF pea
npts rolled down his leAthery face.
There was . great drawing up of the
sfdes, 4 long continued convulsion. q
trembling Of the foor and then an ex-
piosion like the report Of the Boer can
non Long Tom" at LsAdysmith. Half u
bucket of water shot out In \ stream
toward tho moakeys' cags. while the
elephants legs tremblsd ~ he pre-
pared TOR second sneeoa, There vas
Z rumbling like that of IN earthquake
and volcanic crack. All tho animals
set Up = roar. Dewsy's cat jumped
down On the back OF the goat and every
monkey scrsamed shrilly. The Quasga
ersyed and ~ kanaaroo barked. The
leopards sAarlsd and Prince Tiny Mite
neariy tumbls1 on his plAtforns, Jolly
bad essn kpoWu 70 sneses only twice
esfoFs eincs perector-s s3snssal nt,tnsk
~ evns1 hlM
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
Nettce.

It has como to the notice of the
superintendent Of the water works
that a number of persons who have
not got water on their premises, are
taking water from their neighbors
hydraats. All parsons allowing this
to b done are hereby notified that
tie water viii be slut of without
further notice. Allen Jameson,
1871 Supt. W. VI.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1875
Notice for Publication.

Usited States Land Once. Pueblo. Colorado.
March s. Ie0'.
Notice ID hereby gfven that in compfianc~
With the proyisions OF the act of congress Of
June 1873, entitled An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California.
oregon. Nevzdz-and Washington Tsrritory,-
- extended to Ali the Public Land Starss by
set of August 4. iss2. Christian Bueifzer, OF
Canon City, county of Fremont, state Of Cox
or7do- has this day nled in this office his
sworn statement Fo--. for the purchase of
the SWA NWL of Sectien No. n. in Town
ship No Il s. Range No. n W and will oner
PROOF TO show that the Land sought 10 more
valuable for Its timber or stone than for
Agricultural purposes. and TO establish his
lain to n7id land before the Regisrer and
Recetvsr OF this once At Pueblo, Colorado
on Monday, tae 21st day of Nay. 1900
He names - witnesses:
T. L Corder. Of Canon City. Colorado
Pred Isch. Of Canon City. Colorado
Martin lender. of Canon City. Colorado
David Ripley. of Canon City. Colorado
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tne above cescr1eed lands are requested 70
nlo their clxims in this once on or beforo
satd INST day Of Nay, l9o0I
J-R GonDox.
First pub March u. Issa- ReRfater.
Last pub May II. lSlo-
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
IassalIatiea Services.

The services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last Thursday
evening when the Rev. W. J. Fisher
was formally installed pastor Of that
church. were both interesting and
impressive. Rev. W. G. Templeton
Of Colorado Springs had charge.
An organ voluntary by Miss Mary
Fisher. was followed by selectic:
by Misses Ragsdale, Phelps, Dale and
Mrs. Handy; invocation by Rev. Fish
er; selection BY choir; scripture read
ing. Rev. Mclaughlin; hymn. choir;
prayer, Rev. Wilson; selection. junior
choir; sermon by Rev. r. A. N. Wilson
of Pueblo, who impressed his hearers
with the fact that for church 20 be
successful in the highest sense, the
cooperation of each and every MEM
Der is necessary. each member doing
that useful work for which he is best
fitted.
In very earnest and impressive
manner, Rev. Tsmpleton gave the
charge over over to the church and
pastor, and the services closed with
the Doxology.
In the four years and . half Mr..
Fisher has had charge Of this church
be has wen q place in the hearts of
his people that could be filed by no
one else.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

:, ". ", M.yhe.; Merton. Wis, says,
most wonderful medicine, quick and
safe 1t 10 the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. IL cures
coughs, colds, Group. bronchitis, grippe,
whooptnR cough, pneumonia and ali
throat and lung diseases Its early use
prevedts consumption. Children al
ways like it and mothers endorse it.
Palace Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
K.p4 n.ey u.hlnr rsnaAavnN

A man Who lives in thriving tovs
not tar from Kansas City. . black
smith BY trade. makss Quantities of
tomahawks ard sstis then to Indians
At western agencies. and thsy h tnsa
ssll them to eAstern tourists = -
rsosittesL He mAkss thsa ~ AAn1
fron old gnA Aarreas. fAe - -
nurDsr3y Z eppef11ssnS l1AsegmieA =
- = ~ bie aesaeies aA4 lsazae1 ~
sasssk = ~ sfsesaA1a tse1s 49,
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
See McNelly's meats

what May Ne Iastds Dead whale.
The amDergris found In one dead
whale has sometimes fetched thou
sands of dollars in the markets Of the
world. for this same chemical sub
stance has an amazing virtue to per-
fumers and to certain OF the wine Inn
porters. Points so widely apart - the
coasts of Australia and ireland have
both been favored by the presence OF
dead whales cast ashore and contain
ing ambergris, but In the case Of the
Irish finds they have not mounted Into
thousands In value ss have the anti
podean ones. In one case the and was
worth 100000. and the owners werc
clever enough to deposit the whole
mass--ke keeping the matter = strict se.
cret--with banker. who caused onis
small quantities At time to b. sold
lest the markets Of the world shouts
BE- affected. II may Be- mentioned tha,
ambergris does mp and up In price to
ehis day, and the whalsr Who can rnt
Q big lump OF Il estimates that his for
tuns Il made.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

All ladies interested in forming a
ladies chorus in connection with tbs
new department of music in the
Woman's Club are earnestly requested
to meet for preliminary work May IA
at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. K. S.
Lewis, 429 Greenwood avenue.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
ss.oa rr... a. rr.y.r u...,...

A crowd of Copeland county. kAnsAs.
politicians broke the rule last Sunday
night and went to church. When the
coutribution box reached them the one
on the end threw q silver dollar y Il.
anc. turning to the others. who tsre
digging In their pockets tor scne
chsinge. he said: Never mind. boya;
this IL all paid for"
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
Llseel. P.rk Noes.

Ars. Rsthburn is confined to her
home with rheumatism.
Mrs. NJ ]. Wilkins visited friendi
in Fruitmere last Thursday.
John Hamilton who was kicked BY
. horse short time ago i improv.
ing.
Miss Emma Hodges vas down from
their ranch last Wednesday and re.
turned Thursday.
The regular school election Of
District No. 8 for director was held
at the school house on Monday afte.
noon and James Locke was elected.
Emmet Sullivan who broke his arm
sometime ago il able to be back il
school again.
Mrs. Goddard went TO Victor Mon.
day on business.
Prof. Farmer Of the Lincoln Park
school with his pupils took { trip out
to the hills on Friday, searching for
geological specimen.
Mrs. Minnie Richard . teacher in
Cripple Creek spent Sunday at the
homo Of her parents-
Mrs. Lsots Park i very sick At the
home Of her father J. K. Humphrey.
Mr.. Wilson Of four mile expects to
move into his new house at the cor
nsr Of 7th and Pike ave. Friday.
Mr.. Miller from Cripple Creek has
bought three scrs place from Mr..
John Spangler, and viii start to build
. house II once.
Paul Schreitsr has returned sitter
several yesrs absence. He has visited
most Of the states between Colorado
and the Mississippi.
Miss Emily wJmAo has returned
20 Denver.
Frank Gleason has rsappsared 1t
the Sunday school. He bore the
congratulations Of his friends very
braveiy.
Mr.. J. ". Cunningham has had the
part Of The Pump ditch that ran
through his property diverted 20 the
boundaries.
Mr.. Austin Blakey was down from
Lsadvills Saturday. He reports a
deep fall Of snow there.
B. G. Woodford has disposed Of
his big team to W. H. Trout Of South
CaEon.
C. S. Warner spent Sunday at L.
H Bsncrofts.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Dr.. T. B. Moore left Wednesday
for Dedver to attend a smoker Of
Denver Lodge No. 2, A. o. U. W.
The doctors toast viii be the Desir-
ability Of Adopting the Classified
Assessment Plan. Of which he is an
ardent supporter.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
SprsyInx.

spraying.
Any parties waiting trees sprayed
leave orders At Pedley's drug store. /
will have 4 competent man do the
work reasonable.
THuRsToN WHITE,
1913 Hort Inspector.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Cahon City Hospital 9th, & Green.
wood. Open to patients Of any reput-
able physician. Trained nursing, boar
and room, $500 per week.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
Killed.

Rumors are afost that Diseased
cattle were killed and sold in Csfsn
City. these are true, but not by US. a.
We handle all Eastern cattle, and all
bear meat inspectors stamp, showing
health before killing. For the best
meats try ours.
Yours for Business,
l9-tf AcNelly, Bros.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Fine line Of rsfrigerator cheap q
Ella 4 Hood Il
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Ottn kore, Grand Chsnes@ttnr. X r.,
Boonsilie. Iud !. SAWS. noWiu< witch
ilns<' Salv~ scctheS ihr meat defirAte
pi3ss and akin 4fxoar<s. nent bay -
tnitation. fAlnes Drug StSse.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Money u isaa = ~ sstats y z
|psr sset. Y Wsedtssa : pswseA
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

The road along Park avenue just
east Of 9th street Is beginning to bsar
. strong resemblance to the Sangre
de Christie. 1t needs fixing up badly.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Mr.. A. W. Maxwell was in the city
Monday on business.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10
Notic,-Aamr,S Fin,l seitlemrn,.

NUtic'-Ndmr'> FlnsI >eitIemrnf.
Notice 10 hereby given that the under
signed Administrators OF the estate OF sarah
B. EfarSer. deees-cd. AT ren O'Clock a M. at
Probate Term on
Monday May sssh. A.. u 1900.
or as soon thereafter as he can b. heard
therefor. Will present his accounts OF said
estate Tor hnsi <ertlensnt OF his adfpinfs-
tratlon thereof. In the county Court OF and
for Fremont County, in the >ta.e of Color
ado: At which time and pises he will asS
discharxe a. rueh said Administrator.
Dated Aprii rs. \ y, 1850
Ftr~t pub. April -. isco
Last PUB. Nav "a. 1907.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

The music BY the orches ira Sunday
a. the NJ. z. church was excellent.
and was highly appreciated by the
audience.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Ellis & Hood make specially u
fine nlu-nhirg ~
Cañon City record., 1900-05-10

Pueblo. Colo, April %, 1900.
Ernest F. Jewett and
Bonewitz y. Dawson. Involving NJ. E.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12
$26 70 Chicago and Return v,s
Great Rock Island Route.

Tickets on sale Nov. 2Sth aht
2sth, good to return, leaving
Chicago, up to and including
December 9th.
10 secure On extra extension oi
ten days, 1t will DO necessary to
pay " in addition, which will
make tickets good returning--to
leave Chicago, up 20 Aad includ.
ing December 10Th.
blake your sleePing car reserva.
tion ct Chickasha, soon as pos
sible, and be sure of . berth, rs
trains will be crowded.
This is the opportunity for you
to visit your old home in the
east. Get your ticket at this
greatly reduoed rate to Chicago
and return, and rebuy from
Chicago to your point Of destins.
tion which will save you about
800 on the round trip.
For further information consult
j. F. KIxnERLY,
Local Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12
Commence Promptly at $50 P. M.

The Express will give the fol-
lowing combination on newspapers
to all new subscribers:
The Weekly Express and
The Kansas City Times $1.00.
The Kansas City Star $1.0O.
The Kansas City Journal $l.00.
The Times is purely Democratic,
and the best in the west.
The Star is Independent, and
fearless in politics.
The Journal is The acknowledged
republican paper in Kansas City.
Either one OF the three and the
Weekly Express to any Lew SUBJ
scriber for one dollar year. Old
subscribers who renew for a year
in advance will be accorded the
same choice.
Either of these papers will give
you the news of the world, the
markets and general information
while the Express will keep you
posted on territory and home affairs.
You cannot afford to be without
this combination. One dollar will
bring to your house every week
either of the Kansas City papers
you may choose and the Weekly
Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12
Disadvantages Of Vertical
Writing.
i mean TO make no war on oul

] mean to make no war on our
school board. On the contrary il
10 with the permission of the chair
man that | write this article. We
who have children to educate must
be very careful how we mold
their habits and minds. The hand
writing is very important thing
in the business world.
Vertical writing is something
new and many of us are not up
either on its pro or emo. From
the Normal Instructor | take the
following; "The board of school
superintendents of Manhattan and
Brownsborough, of New York
City, have recommended that the
vertical system of penmanship be
abandoned in the schools under
their jurisdiction"
One OF the principle arguments
of the opponents of the system was
that to be neatly done it must be
written slowly, not denying its
lcgibility if SO done. The decis-
ion Of the board is based upon prac
tical results. They'have received
complaints from a number of pu-
pills, who found themselves handi
capped by the fact that they wrote
the vertical hand.
The opinion Of the board is:
''The vertical system is nndoubt-
edIy very fine thing for boy
or girl who is to be employed in a
library, but it will not do for the
boy or girl who is to make liv-
ing in commercial house. 1t is
too SLOW"
Supt. Jasper said he was sorry
that anything which was SO clear
ly a fad had obtained so strong a
hold on the teachers and schools
before steps were taken to dis
courage the use of it.
Another objection which struck
me very forcably was, that bank
ers do not favor vertical writing
on account OF Its uniformity. They
say it is 30 easy tor forgers to inn
itate. That alone should make us
very cautious what we thrust up
on our children. NJ. B.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12
Jealous of Course.

A travelling man who came in
from Granite last night, reported
they had struck paying flow Of
Pains Celery Compound but up
fortunately II is overlaid with foul
foot of alum and whenever they
dug down 10 it the alum puckered
the hole mp, so the rich discovery
is still bottled il the earth.-Man'
gum Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12
Where were the city Dads.

You can cross from one ride
of Main street 10 the other in bad
weather without getting your feet
wet. MesrrS. / q. Woods & Co.
and O. gg & B.ringer have joined
hands snd placed good cause
way ia front of their business
houses Purcell Cinzen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-12

ArrI :esaml Arr :OOam Arr :e5pm Arl0:3Opm
Except
Lv. :3oam lLv. :00am Lv. :35pm Sundays.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
eint s~6rsdensnadt.

rSdreflide Sefirdtuns beete man
fhr Die @ittue oes tapfereu Generals
Sarnbam o Wadias, Me., ais Die
0sctoren lasteu, tie f0nnte nidt bis
Morsen lebea,~ idreibt frau g. S.
sincoln, welde ibr in Ser furdtbaren
Jtadt beiltanb. aGe 9laubten, iie
miille balo on Der sunseneutsinouna
iterben, aber lie uerlanete mad Or.
&ins's Seem O~iscouerp, neil, uie iie
laste, oies ibr idon mebr ais einmal
oas seben serettet unb lie pom Der
aussebruns sebeilt babe. Na6 brei
tleinen Solen idlief lie rubis sic
gauge Iadt, uub Der meitere @ebraud
bette tie uoaitdnbis. Oieie number
bare Mebijin beilt unter @arantie
5alsz, gruit= uno eunsenfrantbeiten.
Reconsideration fret in %. s. 5ubn's
a~potbete.