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The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
Greatest Volcanic ExpIosion.

The greatest vOcanic explosion ever known, says Professor Milne, the high est authority in the world on volcanic eruptions, was that of Krakatoa, on an island in the Strait of Sunda, between Java and Sumatra. On May 20, 1883, the eruption commenced, but the great explosion did not come until August 26 of that year. The flames from the crater could be seen forty miles distant. The crashing explosion which followed these flames set in motion air waves that travelled around the earth four times one way and three time the other. Every self-recording barometer in the world was disturbed seven times by that blow.up. These waves travelled at the rate of 700 miles an hour.
 At BorneO, 1,ll6 miles distant, the noise of this eruption was heard. It was felt in Burmah, l,47S miles distant, and at Perth, West Australia, 1902 miles distant. The Krakatoa explos ion was heard over sound zone covering One-thirteenth of the earth's surface.
 Sea waves were created by the ex- plOsion which destroyed two light houses in the Strait of Sunda, all the towns and villages on the shores of Java and Sumatra bordering the strait, all vessels and shipping there and 36,- 3SO lives in that vicinity; raised tidal wave at Merak l35 feet high; covered 1000 square miles of ocean with lava dust several inches thick; submerged an island six miles square and 700 feet high in a depth of water of l50 fathoms and created two new islands.
 Professor Milne says there are un. dOubtedly volcanoes in the United States that have been quiet for a long time, but will some day blow their heads of.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
Holds Vp . consressman.

"At the end of the campaign, "writes Champ Clark, Missorri's brilliant con gressman, 'from overwork, nervous tension, loss of sleep and constant speaking had about utterly collapsed. It seemed that all the organs in my body were out of 6yder. But three bottles of Electric Bitters made me all right. It's the best all-around medi- cine ever sold over druggists coun. ter." Overworked, run down men and weak, sickly women gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bit ters. Try them. Only 50c. Guaran- teed by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

ACCORDING to Commissioner of Labor Carroll D. Wright a conservative esti- mate of the wealth of this country is s95, ,OOO, 900, 600. The total money in the United States is $2,5OO, ,OOO, ,OOO, or about s32 per capita, as against sl4 in 1S6O The average amount due each savings bank depositOr in the country is $4O9, and it is interesting to note that the savings deposits alone exceed the actual total of money and is ample to cancel the entire debt of the federal govern ment.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

THE statehood bill which passed the house on Friday of last week was on Tuesday referred to the senate com mittee on territories. No date has been fixed for consideration of the bill, but it is expected the committee will consider it some time next week.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

IF New England wants free hides and the West free shoes and free cotton goods, little scheme of reciprocity might be accomplished, just as under Cleveland New England asked for free wool and got it. But don't forget that at the same time such large slice was cut from protection to woolen fabrics that the wOolen business of New Eng land looked precisely like 30 cents.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

THE local option law has been adopted by the town of Troy, in Pinal county. When the law was passed by the last legislature it was looked upon as joke, as it was presumed there was not a place within the confines of Arizona that would adopt local option, but now several communities claim it as good thing.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

THE ideal industrial condition will come when the employer realizes fully the rights of the workman as fellow producer Capital represents crystal lized effort of the past; labor is present energy and skill. They are equally important and when in harmony hold the destinies of the world.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

FLAGSTAFF was the first town in Arizona to pass an ordinance prohibit ing women from frequenting saloons. Now the town council of Tombstone has passed an ordinance prohibiting women entering saloons. Prescott and Bis bee are the only towns of any impor- tance that allow women in saloons.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
SATURDAY, MAY IT, 1902.

THERE are 50 American schOolhouses in Porto Rico, with a total attendance of 1900. The people are exceedingly anxious to learn and there are no tru- ant officers or penalties needed.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has just ap- pointed Thomas Mast, the cartoonist,
 cOnsul-general at Guayaquil, Ecuador. Mast was one of the first of the pie torial satirists of the country and his work was of value to the Republican party at the time of it's hardest struggle.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

THE use of diphtheria serum in Berlin during 1901 resulted in the lowest death rate from that disease ever known in that city, the deaths being 469, while prior to the introduction of the serum they ranged from s1, 300 to $2,60O.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

THE national administration is to be commended for the prompt way in which it has decided to lay bare the violation of the law by the beef trust and to apply such remedies as can be secured by the courts.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
Episcopal Church Service.

Services of the Episcopal church will be held on tomorrow, Sunday, in the Masonic hall at 4:3O o'cld6k p. m. The public are cordially invited to attend.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
The Santa Fe

Is the most comfortable way across the con tinent. Dining Rooms and Dining cars are managed by Mr. Fred Harvey, and are perfec in every detail.
 Rates tickets and full information cheerful furnished on application to
 G. E. SULLIVAN, Agt., Flagstaff J. J. BYRNE, c. P. A., Los Angeles.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
To Cure . Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28
FOIey'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right

f. p. Nessel, OF the Vinita Meat
store, received a fine lot OF beef from
Kansas City this morning.
Why write, You can iov talk 10
Galena, Joplin, Columbus, Baxter
springs and Weir City over the teIe-
phone. III
The show lat eight was witnessed
by one OF the largest audiences OF the
season, and the performance was well
worth the price OF admission.
whosoeyer has suffered from piles
knows how painful aud troublesome
they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment Is guaranteed To cure piles.
Price, so cents Ia buttles. Tubes, 70
censt. AT Peoples drug store. DIV
Miss Mabel Matthews OF Ardmore
l. expected IN visit TO Vini'a
friends and relatives this week. She
will be a guest OF Mrs. L. II. scott.
The fragile babe and aud the grow
ing child are strengthened by Whites
Cream Nermlfu9e. IL destroys worms,
gets digestion at work, aud 50 re-
bulls the body. Price, 25c, at reo-
,ie.s ,lrug stote DIV
Iudfe J. NJ. KEYS OF Ch0uteuu. was
here today en- 'ouie hume from Kan
-as points where be has teen looking
az rcnuttAl te~l imonsy in ~nme free
man a izen-hip ca~es. judge Keys
has dune much for The Cherokees IN
the way OF gathering Testimony in
thee cases.
Herbiae should be used 20 enrich
and purify the blood; It cures al
f,,rms OF Dloo1 disorders, y especially
useful 10 fevers, skin eruption~, soils,
pimples, blackbeads, scrofula. salt
rheum and every form % biood impu-
rity; II Is a ~afe and eHectual cure.
Price, SO cents. Sold by Peoples
Drug StVre. d~
Tue many friends Of G. II. Hansan,
engineer, L. e. s W. z. R. at present
living in Lima, o will be pleased TO
know OF his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He writes: II was
cured b using Foley's kidney Cure,
4hich I recommend 70 all, especially
sralnmen uho are usually similarly
s1itted." Fatal kidney and bladder
tuubles can always be prevented BY
tie uss OF Foley's kidney Cure.
P.arls nFug Store. dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28

- t'tN " W ftNh ~ oHOW luf-
rles, chlnpine 10 showers ard warmer.
Breezy Times Jan 3Oih.
Town lots are in demand.
Coal isgoipg uD-in smoke.
Ratclif il receiving new goods.
L'tle Kenneth Miller is quite sick
VIM. Frye is mere from Claremore.
Badgett Mercantile Co. is inyoic-
ing.
Iron bedstead at Ming Furniture
COS Soft
The best yet, Breezy Times Jan.
both.
couches at Mlng's at a reasonable
price. soft
Fine coffee a speciality at Balen-
tines.
W. e Halsell is home from Okla
homa.
Kansas is rejoicing under blanket
OF snow
Mrs. L. w. Marks is numbered with
the sick.
Take your second hand goods to
Swain's.
Don't miss Breezy Times, Jan.
uary 20th.
Plenty of fresh butter aud eggs at
Balentines.
Jim Gaming is working for the
Green Hotel.
Mr.. j. Newcomb is expecting his
family soon.
SenaI or George Mayes is here from
Pryor Creek.
See those bedroom suits at the Ming
Furture Co.'S. Soft
Swain will buy your second hand
goods. Try him.
e. r. Waller went to Oklahoma
city this morning.
G. w Green was down from Kelso
today ON business.
The best OF the season, "Breezy
Times" Jan. 3Oth.
John Swain is conyalescent after a
tu-sie with the grip.
Just opened up fresh lot OF Gro
ceries at Balentine's.
Frisco aud Katy mileage for sale at
First National bank. s4tf
Apple, peach ami plumb butter lOc
per Jar al Balentines.
The music OF saw aud hammer is
heard nu es ~ hand.
MiSs Bessie Brae leaves tomorrow
for Viii e.boro. Texas.
John e. Butler Is here from Big
CABIN attending court.
Another car load of furniture COM
ing To 5. r. Frdzee & Co.
They all say Breezy Times is the
best company on the road.
Cocna Blend Coifee-dne. Just try
IL; 2Oc per 10. Bslentine's.
The Chiefain Office continues TO be
about the busiest place 10 town.
Attorneys Joe NJ. Lahay and +, S.
Be.sey are here ffom Clarem ore.
Edxar Mars made business trip |
TO waroner and Muskogee today.
Home dried fruit--peache. AMI ap-
ple>-5 cts per pound az Balentiues
Leader an I Shoepeg, are tso popu-
lar vioita cigars. made by McCowan.
il. Mornings new house Is almost
complete. Its neat i've ioom COT
tape.
A number Of young people spent
ttis murnins skating on the mill I
Dond
A very good house greeted the Nash
vile Students az tie opera house last
night.
A full new line ~ farniture viii be
shown by sam r. Frazse & Co. next
y eek.
Watch and ie~elry repairing. First
rlas~ work. guarantee IL. Chas.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.<

IN r. L. BAGBy,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
|Ofice in New Ratcliff Building. Tele-
phone IoI. Vinita, Ind Ter
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28
Local Sayings.


Tonight and Wed e,diy snow fur
rles, chinPing 10 showers ard warmer
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28

The government surveyors are still
actively engaged ia replatting the
10 an OF Vinita.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28
WANTS..

shelled corn. 75c per bushel at Brinson-
Judd Grain Co. loo.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28

Wanted Good woman TO wash dishes al
Whitney's Restaurant. rs
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-01-28

Help Wanted Second cook. cham bermaid
aud porter at Hotel Green. %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-11
UNDERWRITERS SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. u,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M

AT 10 OCLOCk A. M,
At the store of Messrs. H. Hackfeld
q Co, Ltd, cor. of Queen and Fort Sts..
Honolulu, I will sell at public auction
for account of whom it may concern,
the following merchandise, damaged on
voyage of Importation ex German bark
Vera G.. Gerdes. master, from
Bremerhaven:
GALVANIZED BUCKETS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-11
Symphony Society Smoker

Inc Honolulu Symphony Society gave
us second smoker last evening in honor
OF the birthday of King Edward. at IFS
rooms at the head Of Hackfeld street,
and there was a large audience nres-
ent.
President Ernest Kopke made an adj
dress of welcome and the club then
rendered the following program:
Symphony, in B RI
. Hadvn
Fackeltanz Mar1arLron
ne Lost
Forge in the Forest. Sullivan
storm Beschwortung
Full Choir.
SaraVande ct Tamborrin.. Mozor+
Prof. Rosen and Pupils.
There were a number of vocal sa1ao-
tons by D. w. Anderson, F. Melcbars
ana I. Give Davies. The committee in
charge was composed of B. /. Marx
l. Z. Davies, D. w. Anderson and T
L" Cockburn. Consul General Hoare
was present and responded to the toast
GOD Save the King" Refreshments
were served on the lawn which was
decorated with lanterns and flags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-23
Gerihtsbrr9annLMnQen

GrtmtnaIgeri9t. - (8or
8i9ter &ttdie.) 9ie6Ita9l: 9enrp
6arbeD, Elm Sag @efdngniB; Gburles
&o6tnion, nt9t f9ulbtg. Qngrtff:
@m. s. McGeun, Nnf4uIOtgung 5uz
riidgepieien. Srieoensit0rung: Ser
tia 9adet, Gbparo 9rice, nidt i4ulz
big. @er6inberung Der Suiti3pfIege:
Serefe Stein, MarWiuiams, Samuel
s. Sruebute, iiitirt. Sir beute: Sim
bru9 - 8apmonb Morgun unO @Dez
rett 2ibeIep. 9iebItabl - Sus, So
neg, Sobn Scott, Daniel @6ite, Rop
Guntfon, 2ena 9arris, Spa GIap.
Nngriff uuf Poli3iiten @pbraim
%. 9aG. Qngriff = Sarub Cob
freD uno Ni9olus 8e9efi.
Nbt6etGung Rr. 2. - (@or
8i9tsr 0ober.) 8tgamte- Spiepb
@iuiams, ni4t idulOtg. 8eetnfluis,
flung DON 3eugen = NIIen s. 9ooG
ni4t fdulOig. Qngriff - So4n S.
0arb, ni6t f9ulDig; Sames DeSlep,
$40 urO Soften. @raufumtett gegen
Sbtere - Siaac &oien3peig, iiitirt
gegen 8e3ubIung Der Soften; 0omiz
MD 2arfin, fiftirt. Sir beute: Sobtz
19GGg - 8m. 9, 6atpfins. Imam
ftdnbige Gntbl0Bung - Benjamin S.
Bartlett g 5GGe).
@aifengeri6t. - (8or ben
&i9tern @aDage, 8Iod II. S'8rten.)
@pQma9t als SeItamentspoq itreder
puroe ert6eilt i'm Safe BON Marp q.
S11pn an SEP. SO. 8oberts II. 6enrp
6. 86ite, 8irgi4aft $4,000. 8ollz
ma6t als Na9IaBberpalter nurbe
ert6eilt in ben 6duen BON 5reberid
8on6age an MarD S, Bondage iirgz
f4aft $500; 9utrif $. Servings an
Della s. Servings, 8iirgi6uft$12O0;
@ep. 8. Sale an Sames 8. Buchanan,
8iirgf8aft $4,000. 8ormunbf8oftsz
8eri9te fpurben beitGtigt in ben SUI
len bon SSennie 81. 8eban, SPILL; SO.
9. Maber, $475. 0a4laBOsrtpaltersz
8eri9te fpurben gutgebeiBen in ben
SGQen BON CLARA 8. S9rpeber, 1850;
MarD 8. Qamur, $10,543; 4nnie 9.
Suer, $1755. SrOentarien tpuroen
eingerei9t in Dem Sale BON Mtdrgdr.
Cohen ,$28,671 periDnli6es unb $685.
600 @runbeigentbum. @erfGufe rutiz
fi3irt in ben 5dqen BON Sp6n 8. @nz
gel, 81; Grneit &eitmeper, $525;Sboz
mas @rogan, $2450.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-23
s. e a /.

o. Jk v ! :
3trton blieb cine Meile fte6en uno
funn buriiber na9, mas bteiem feltz
Idmen 8enebmen Wubra5o's tpo6l 81
@runbe liegen mOge. Gr mar ni4t
tpenig e%rItaunt ii6er bieien pl0BGt9en
umI9lag in ieinem @eien unO fragte
ii9 i'm Sttlen, pb berielbe bieQei6t
benz @tnfGufe Der 5ruu 8rpmnore 5lz
5ui9reiben lei, beren 9uus Der Beruaz
nsr ioeben berla7en. 9ur4 cine
f9neGe Sbeenber6inbung brdngte fi4
3irton unfpiufurIi3 Die S4luBfolgez
rung auf, baB MuOru3o's 5reuno uno
Der in Der @arrpitraBe Grmorbete eine
unb bieielbe 9erion ieien; benn es
mar bod cine merfpiirOige SBatIa9e,
baB iopobl Der Sobte, als audi Wfaz
bra3o's 5reunb i'm 8eIiBe zines 10
auBergspD6nli9en, nod ba5u Bel eiz
mem Manne ungetp09nli4en S4mudz
ftifss fetn ioute.
nSit benz TO-" bu4te 3irton, nbunn
brauGe i9 nur bieies Stud Pupier
auseinanber gu falten, um ben Ramen
bes %berftorbenen 5reun0es Mubra5o's
fenner 81 lernen. SOa i'd es t5un-
pDer ni9t?"
@inige Qugenblide f9pdntte er,
bann 6ei9lpB er, es ni9t gu t6un.
S6ne aud nur einen Bid barauf gu
perfen, legte er es in feline 8rieftaf9e
neben ben linn DON Gontpup iibergebez
men Brief. @s mag ieltfam eri4eiz
men, haB 8irtOn es berf4mdbte, feline
0eusier in 8e8ug uuf etnen fir ben
borliesenben San 10 ungemein fpidz
ttsen Punft ipfort gu befrieoigen;
cher Der 9runb GIT bieier 9anblungsz
peife lag in benz gbardtter Oes Manz
nes.
3irton lie6te probleme; feline 2e=
bensfrsube b itano barin, tie 81 lOien;
ie fatperer lie tparen, beito eifriger
pibmete er ii9 ibrer 2Dfung.. Ser
Morb in Der 9arrpitrabe CAB INN elm
Gdtbiel duf, fpie er es felt Monaten
nt9t tennen gelernt. S4rttt fir
S9ritt stng er ieinen 8eg DOrtpGrts
unb iu4te, bus @nbe gu erreiGen,
bas Tim porldufig mod perbOrgen unO
BON benz er tpeit entfernt mar. Wlit
5iilfe feines S9arhinns poute er
@lieb an @lieb rei6en, Big er fem 3iel
errungen. unb barum tpoate er me-
Der BON MaDra5o, nod BON ionf Sc
manbem geiitanb anne6men.
0aSu fam, baB bus 8enehmen bes
geruaners, bas 10 unertldrli9, 10
obne iebe 8egriinbung unb unertpurtet
eepeien, airtOn's i4urfer 9snttraft
cine @srmutbung n~ubelegte. Die i'm
qlei93eitig iberraf4te unb erfreute.
@r qlaubte, elm Mittel gu ieben, mitz
tells be1en er ben Numen bes tobten
Mannes entbeden tonne, p6ne BON Der
scSnformation Mabraap's @ebruu9 gu
MAIDEN. go ieinsr e~isenen 9ei9id<
li6fett pertrauenb, elm neues @lieO gu
Der Settle, Die er f9miepete, gu fiigen,
bef4loB Gigtun, bas 9apier ni4t al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-23

Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 Stuuotn.
6Ouatils9luffs. Soma, 2 CAGE.
Gontoro, R.s6., 19 5turosH.
Scnotr, Colorado, q Sags.
9crOit, mi@., l GAG.
@ai0citou, Serag, 2 Sage 8 StunotH.
Sarrtsburg, ga, 3 5tunOeu.
Sartiorb, Connecticut, u StuuosE,
indianapolis, Suo., l Sao.
Sadlon, gliififppi, 2 Sage.
Sadlonotuc, Glorioa, 1 5aq.
SaHids=gitb, 0ihouri, Q 5uqs.
9ittle @Od. artauias, 1 SaQ. Is StuHbtH-
Soutsoiae, 8o., ! Sag 2 Stunocu.
Nempbis, ItuH., l Sag 5 Stuuoeu.
Mobtlt. alabama, 19dQ s StuHOsu.
3oriOIf, @ireiuitn, y StunOeu.
3sip=Crlcans, Ga, l Sag 10 StuuOeL
Staot 9cD=9urf. 5 Stuuoeu.
Omaha. Isbrasta, 2 Sa9e.
@ortlano, Blaine, l Eaa.
Qortlano, Oregon, 5 Sage.
9bilaoeIpbia, IA, 3 StuuS;ns
gitts5urg, "a, II StuuOcu.
9roOiocncc, R.sS., Is StunptH.
&dIciGb, @.s6., 10 SturNtr.
Ct. Qouis, BiTouri, 1 Sac 6 stunocr.
Ct. Paul, NiHntiOta, l FAC y Stunosu.
San 6ranIiscO, GdI., 4 Gage II StunOsRs
8opeta, Ranias, 2 Saqs.
Ge'on, DIAL, Is StuHScn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-23
Der 9ertffAe Correspondent.
9unneritas, 23. CftOber 1902.
9as SarfunGef- ArmGano.
aomdn BON Gergus 9ume.
(Tortitbuna.)

HG1@ NNNJAN 0b-GNHh
NeuBerungen zines S9uIbbepuBt@
ieins nur gu gut fannie, nunier
Sreunb aus gerr bat Elm b0fes Sc
pifen. gr bat gtpas auf benz Serb
bola, tpte bas Sprii9port fugt. @r
bat irgenb Gtpos perbrD9en, unb t9
piirbe mid gar ni9t punbern, tpenn
bieies @tpus nit benz 6eimli6en
@a9sa6brud bes S9luFels in gu
iammen6ang itGnOe.""
Sn5nt9en batte fib MaOra3o ge=
fuBt, unb bic 5arbe mar in fein &C.
fi9t 5uriifgete6rt. Gr entf9uloigtt
fetn bsftiges grfdreden nit elmer ieAr
ld6men Iusrebe: rSie BADEN mid 10
eri9rett.~ Sd bin ndmli4 her3leiz
benb, muB mid iebr in &4t ne9msn,
ia!"
sd tperbe mir bas fir bus nd4fe
Mal merfen," CAB HirtOn 8uriid, als
tie ne6en einanber bubinf4ritten. sd
JAP sic Srau 8rpmnore's 9uus perz
lafen un0 fam S6nen nu4,"
vOh, t9 gebe mdn4mul gu i6r, ia.
sic 1T traurig = of, 10 traurig i6er
S6ren Sreunb, 9err Rirton. Sic
piTen, 5err Gonpdp Derfe6rte in
i6rem 9auie."
sd babe babon stbDrt," fagte Rir<
ton trpden, benn es mar aagemein be-
fannt, baB bic i40ne 8ittpe in gon@
maps 6iibf6ss mGnnli4es9efi4t berz
liebt mar.
Isle 1T au9 gut 6reunb nit mir"
fu6r Mabru3O fort. sd traf tie in
2ima, ia"
r@te @liidlt6er! Sd beneiOe sic
I'M bteie 5reunOi4uft."
Mabra5o la4te. @r fi6lte fi9 ieBt,
Sanf Der ertiinitelten 9armloitgfeit
8irton's, tpieber gang beru6igt. 9dtte
er cine Qbnung gebabt, mas uno fper
1i9 unter Der 9iiqe bes pornebmen
MiBiggGngers berbarg, er tpiiroe
fi6srli9 bic erfte beIteQusrsOe 9emu9t
buben, UNI aus bieier gefd6rlt4en Sc
felf9aft fort gu fommen.
.Was gtebt's Neltes in 8e5ug auf
ben armen gpn1pap9"
.@ar ni6ts! Gr trGgt fetn S4tdz
1al nit Wiirbe unb 9Offt, DuB feline
@9ulbloFgfeit bepieien ptrO."
Limb Sic fte6en inn BARN Bel,
5err 8irton?"
r@tumper6aft! Mun beritebt il
Ni9ts BON ben &niffen Der Poli3ei."
rlm 10 better fir Sic" periebte
Mubra5o nit. unOer6ublener geringz
f9dBung. vSpreden mir lie6er BON
etpas Qnberem. Sic ma6ten bo6
ba neuli9 cine 8emertung iiber elm
&arfunfel : 9trmbanb, nt6t?"
rGepiB," iagte 8irton, ni4t penig
erftaunt, baB Der Mann BON ielbt auf
bieien 9egenitanb 5uriidfam, befen
Grpdbnung ibm neult4 fol4es @ntz
feBen eingefI0Bt gu baben i4ien.
,Was it's bdmit?"
sd mar beftiir3t, als Sic 0as err
pG6nten, ia. Sin 5reunb pon mir
befdB nGmIi8 Elm Nrm6anb nit einem
iplfen Stein, 9err Rirton. I4 Soft,
er 1T ldngit tobt! Die grinnerung
an i'm treibt mir bic SbrGnen in Die
4ugen!"
nOb! 11nb pie 6ieB SIR 5reunO?"
5tatt Der Qntiport 8Og MaDra5D
eiren 8letittft 6erpOr unb friBelte et>
mas auf bic &iidieite zines alien Gouz
perts. 9iefes fultete er iOrgfdltig 5uz
fammen unb ii6errei9te IS 3trton nit
elmer 8erbeugung.
sd fam ben Numen nt4t aus
ipre6en," iugte er in feierIi6em Some.
rGs lit mir gu i6mer5li4, ia. 4oieu,
5err Rirton. Sd tann ni4t mebr
ipreden. 2efen Sic, tpenn i4 fort
btn."
Gr per6eugte ii9 abermals unD elite
bapor, o6ne ii4 no4mals um5uie4en.
limb &irton blie6 in b0uiger 8erblifz
flung ite9en unb fu6 ibm Elm @eilden
na4.
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prints, j 8Funb 81 Biz &c
8rints, l 8funb q biz 26
9airp Prints, Mb., ga,
So ma nn6 q. 81. Sable IS / bis 10 10
@eft=8a. Storezpate0 Is bis Is
Rear6p 8adeb Is Bis 16
@uI3flei16: pro gfunO, gun8e
@9ultern, engl. gei9n., 12c,; gang
tur5e8tppen, 1916; @ettenfpef 134c.;
eurr5e 2eibtife, 49,; @pefzS9ul<
tern, 1915; r9ugoe : @ureb" 94ulz
tern, LIE; S9inten, feline, 143c.;
pine 9aut, 1876; 9icntc, 1O4e.;
rNfeBz"S 6neinefleif9, 500 pro 5dB;
94mul3 - in Sierces, gut raffinirt,
lit; in 56Hern, 114c.
&uffee: Rotirungen limb pte folgt:
auf Der Bats bon So Gents pro
pfunb fir 3io g2r. z; Santos Tic.
big 114c.; Maracai6o 94c. Biz 1876;
SABA 19c. Biz &c.; Mottd 18c. Bis
19c.
gerDiteter auffee: 6. 8. 6. in aiz
fen 109c. Bis 107f10c. pro Pfuno;
in 8ifisn un6 @Gdsn, reiner SABA,
323c. Biz $780,; SABA unb Motta, gez
mti9t, 28c. Bis 289c. pro 9funb; reiz
ner MaraCQibo, 225c. Bis 23c.
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Dffnen unb ben barauf itebenOen Sea-
men nt6t eber gu leien, Bis es iRm
nt6t gelungen lei, bur3 feline eigene
&lug6eit bas ertpiini9te aeiultat gu
er3ielen. 9eIang es tbm, ben Namen
bss Grmorbeten fet8uiteqen, bann
tpo1te er Mabra3o's 3ettel leien
ni9t e6er. gr bate iein Renommee
d1s 0eteftiD, an benz iein 9an5es Sc
BEN bling, borauf petten mOgen, OaB
Die beioen 0umen ft4 als glet4lau>
te1b er1petfen Diiroen.
sd rtstire e." fagte &trton entz
f9lofen. Damn pintte er eine9roi4te
6erbet unb lieB ii9 gu 2ena Darrell
fa6ren.
GOrtiebung fOIgt.l
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Sh hnbe III perfaufen

breift6diqs Sdultr an GfzSOrtb=apenHe, Greens
mpunt=4 psnue, Git=2l. Strabe unO anOsren noro=
oltli6eu 3beilen, iptuie in WOrOtper@Saltlmore'
Sitie s6uicr Nnb idumtli9 neu, in prabtiger
9aeiie bsraeri6tet, ~tapsSiert uno angeitrI4sr, nit
allen moOernen S~equemli6teitsn unO %ianttdrer
9lurbing.
Sieielben fnO in ieOer 6infi8t iOiini9ensipsrtb'
unD id fam fe biaigsr, ais irgenO tpfl9e anoeren
nsueu Sduier in Der Stuot psrtauteH. 8tnn Sle
Elm oaus su tauten niai3en, i9reIben sic an mI@
ipeoen Ginselubeiten. uno Yretle Der pIlQlOtaen
Sduier. bic i'd All perfauien babe. aDrefe bog
l27,A ,Seuti9er GorreiponDent.A Co9-oOZJ
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