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AND ANOTHER


nouncement. why didn't you say so?
I wouldn't have kept you going so
much. If you'll forgive me I'll promise
to do better"
Thank you, I can manage very well.
My cousin, for one, is quite capable OF
taking care of herself. She has been to
the Northwestern and-she has brown
hair"
Eleanor Haskell? What do you
mean?"
Yes, that's her name, too. I might
have known we looked alike. but no.
body ever said so before. PeoOle are
always falling in love with her and
coming to me to be pitied. / hate her;
hate everybody. and I'm not going
to have you hanging around like all the
rest. worshiping her and pouring your
troubles into my ear. Heavens. There
she is now! Go to her. 1 can get a car
by myself"
She was tired and unstrung.
Boyd turned and saw the original
Miss Eleanor Haskell-the one he had
met Understanding not ten PAGES
away. She stood apart from her party
of friends, looking over the balustrade
at the gondoliers welding thin. fash
ing poles. He shrank farther back into
the shadow OF the shrubbery. She was
tall. stately and dark as of old. and the
peculiar feeling of mingled admiration
and fear came back to him. Neither
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he nor the girl beside him stirred He
felt sure she was watching him. and
he waited The party called to the
dark girl and she finally turned away.
They heard her say calmly, unemOron-
ally: Yes, it is rather good I'm
glad we got the night view first Do
you suppose there Is any chance Of our
finding Eleanor"
t have much to thank your cousin
for" he said slowly, for without her
I should not have known you" He
stopped and picked up a bit OF gravel
from the path And without her adj
vent here tonight I should not have
dared to tell you for some time that
love you.
The girl beside him moved away just
a trihe.
You will think me an unutterable
cad for saying this, but it seems neces-
sary to speak or lose you, and i don't
want TO do that. If you don't care for
me. please believe that I am sincere"
After a pause:
do you2"
What"
Believe I mean it?"
Yes
Another and longer pausA
do you2"
what"
.Er-er-care for ne?"
''Maybcl"
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ONE ELEANOR

French? BAH they had been fat and
pudgy.
If she just had brown hair. now -
he said. staring at her unmfsfakahlv
gold curls. Suddenly he realized that
he was standing stock still and fha
brown eyes Of the girl in the green
dress had swept from the TriurnnhaI
Causeway and were looking into his
with ill-concealed amusement. In
stantly his face cleared He swept of
his hat with a charming bow and
went toward her smiling
Miss Haskell?" he said, holding
out his hand. Miss Eleanor Has
kell ?"
She looked at him amazed, but at
sound of the name she smiled, too
questioningIy.
Il fear you have the better OF me.
though" she said. as he took her
hand, you are"
Boyd Thompson, yes. of North
western" he finished for her.
'Oh. don't remember" She passed
one slim hand over her brow and
looked embarrassed. But I've sure
enough been 10 Northwestern" she
said. flashing a smile at him, and
triumphantIy, yes. 1 remember your
face
Ones memory for names is often
nci'o Why. do you know. had the
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
By Rita Kelley.

Copyright, lsOz, by Rita KeIIeyD
~ OYD THOMPSON was putting
Il in his second day at the St.
n Louis Exposition. Even though
~ he had seen the wonders OF
two continents since leaving college.
he was little awed, even oppressed.
by the very tremendous amount or IN
genuity and beauty spread before him.
He strolled toward the main en-
trance and stopped to admire an ex-
tremely pretty giri IN cool green linen
standing by one OF the pillars OF the
Liberal Arts Building.
BY Jove," he said as he made a
wide detour behind her and came
around at the other side. Il know
that girl Hang it. What's her name %
He walked slowly past her again.
She was absorbed in a scrutiny of the
Trlumphal Causeway. How refresh
ingly cool she was in that green dress!
Her hair cleaned gold in the sun.
That was just the trouble-her hairI
II IL were only brown. Boyd ran over
the names Of al the blondes he had
known. Bertha SeIrD.s. Caroline
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deuce of a time recalling yours Just
now, and 1 was afraid every minute
you'd take a notion to go before
could get it by the tail feathers, so TO
speak. But I did, you see. and l al
ways remember faces" He leaned
over and smiled down at her. Are
you enjoying the show?" he asked,
sweetly.
Yes, but it's too overwhelming to
enjoy alone, and my friends are not
due for a week or ten days, SO I've
decided to go home. / was Just
taking a farewell look as you came
along"
Come, now, that's jolly. I'm in the
same fix. What do you say to doing
the fair in partnershiD?''
And so it was finally arranged
Later in the evening as he left her
at the Hotel Napoleon Bonaparte he
said, coming a step nearer: "You'u
forgive me for staring at you so
hard? I just couldn't remember your
name on the Instant
Yes, of coursel" she laughed. BE
cause. do you know, 1 haven't been
able really to place you yet, though 1
remember your name and your face
perfectly"
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how mistaken 1 was about you
I'm sorry to have disappointed
you,'' she said.
But you didn't, That's just the
point" He leaned over suddenly and
his face took on a new seriousness.
And to think missed all that good
time because I was fool enough to
be afraid of youi''
What good timer" she asked
quickly.
Why, knowing you better before,
don't you see? You're the jolliest girl
I've seen for a long time If you had
thrown me over that day at the Lib
eral Arts building / never should have
really known you, probably. I'm glao
you didn't And the reason couldn't
think of your name was because
thought you should have brown hair
instead Of from all sure gold. he
laughed.
She sat up straight with a start.
"Oh,"
why, what is its" he asked, soli-
citously. whats the trouble?''
Nothing! My feet just hurt from
walking so much. / have bIisters on
both my heels"
Boyd looked grieved at this an
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Quick Helps in Poisoning or Accidents

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OF
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run Morphin
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by
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give fats o say
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nussr 10 gives
@
: two spoonful to In
of
red pepper every hour hen
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doctor
How I the
feather
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earth. One time it claims its victim
in few short hours and again it per
mits them to linger on week or more,
and in the strange case Of Elida Will
bur. almost two years
OF all poisonIngs that resulted fatally
this was perhaps the most mysterious
and certainly the most battling. Miss
wilbur was fashionable bride-to-be
and as such figured very prominently
in the smart set. One morning her
non-appearance at the breakfast table
resulted in an investigation and she
was found lying comfortably on her
side with book just slipped from her
fingers. The room was filled with gas.
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We'll. we're even." he called back.
and thrusting his hands in his pockets,
he sauntered toward the lobby.
Strange he should have thought she
had ordinary brown hair he said to
himself, when this particular shade of
gold was the prettiest thing for hair
he had ever seen. Blondine? He threw
away his cigarette. She wasn't that
kind.
They were sitting at the end of the
Grand Basin some nights later, a lit
tie back from the balustrade overlook
ing the water. Boyd was speaking as
he slowly rolled a cigarette.
do you know am amazed to think
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HAT would you do If you sud
Nh 4 denly chsnced to discover
some one near and dear to
van
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
AMERICAN HUMANE so.
GETTY MEET AT ST. LOUIS.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. THE American
Humane society met in annual con-
vention in this city today with dele
gates present from state and local or
CARNATIONS throughout the United
States and Canada, The sessions will
voted To discussions of ways and
g for extending the scope and in.
tlnenee Of the soeiety's work. Con.
gress will be %petitioned 10 take steps
to prevent cruelty Ia animals employ
cd In the construction Of the Panama
canal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

was chief engineer for the San Diego
Land and Town Co; was In charge
OF Sweetwater dam, and supervised
It's enlargemcnts. has been consulting
engineer for various other projects.
Benjamin NJ. Hall, supervising en-
ginecr for the Rio Grande district;
for twenty-five years connected with
hydraulic mining. and In general en-
gineering practice.
In addition 10 the principal mem.
bers constituting the irrigation com
mission, are what may be turned the
local members or district engineers
and advisers, who have had many
years OF experience In Irrigation work
In some particular state: such men,
for example. az d. w. Ross. Of Idaho.
formerly state engineer, who has had
long experience In constructing and
maintaining irrigation systems. Al
so John r.. Field. formerly state en-
eineer OF Colorado: l.. II. Taylor OF
Nevada, w. NJ. Reed Of New Mexico,
A. L. Fellows, formerly deputy state
| engineer Of Colorado, etc, &c.
The commission also invites, at a
meeting Of the project boards, advis-
DRY members. such as the state en-
gineer, or other state officials and
prominent citizens who have been iden
titled in a large way with the devel-
opment OF the country. For example.
the committee or project board, which
has under consideration the work In
Arizona, consists Of Messrs. Wisner,
Sanders and l.. G. Hill at important
meetings the President Of the Water
Users Association or prominent cit
liens, are invited to assist In the con
sideration Of the larger details. In
Idaho. the project board consists of
Wiley, Savage. and Boss, and when
matters have reached a point where
lNlN luB INV iiuti'h a bP otn1u'
sed, prominent men Of the state in
terested In the work are invited to be
present and take part in the discus
sion.
The committees or project boards
OF this commission organize from time
to time to take up other problems
such as construction work In general,
the development Of power for pump
Ing. For the consideration OF these
matters the project boards are organ
| ized-not on geographic linea-but
to include the special experts In heavy
} construction or mechanical or cleo
, trical lines. In short. to guard every
!. point where practical, and technical
experience Is needed. these sub-com
mittees Of the general irrigation com
mission assemble with a full knowl
edge of the facts and 20 over the
, matter until all are agreed upon II,
and are ready to sign q unanimous re
port upon which action may be TAX
| en-. This report. with recommends
tions. Is transmitted through The re-
clamation service to the Secretary ol
, the Interior and serve as the basis
upon which TO take action and en-
: ables him to proceed with tho knowl
edge that all of the details have beer
. considered from every possible stand
point by men of long experience anc
} demonstrated practical ability,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
DINNER IN HONOR
OF THE MtkApO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3At the
Japanese legation in \ street a dinner
viii be given tonight IN celebration
OF the anniversary of the birth of the
mikado. who was born Nov. 3 1852,
Several American guests have been
invited. but the majority Of those
present will be members of the Japan
csc colonies in Washington and New
York.
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a Runaway BicycIe.

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg OF ]. b. Orner. Franklin Grove,
III. 1t developed a stubborn ulcer
%unyielding TO doctors and remedies
for four years. Then Bucklen's Ar.
Mica Salve cured. It's just as good
for Burns. Scalds. Skin Eruptions
and Piles. 25c, at all drug stores.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Jake Myers has resigned his posi-
ton at the Lion store In Albuquerque
and has purchased an interest in the
firm Of II BENJAMIN & Co. who do
a second hand store business on
Gold avenue down there
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Mrs. u. w. Allen. whose home Is In
Fostoria, Ohio, and who has been
spending her winters In Albuquerque
for some years, has arrived there
again, and Is greeting friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

W. A. Herren Of Finch ARK. says.
II wish TO report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured a terrible case OF kid
ney ana BLADDER trouble that two doc.
tors had given up For sale by De
pot Drug Store
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

low and lost all hope. A friend rec
commended Foley's Honey and Tar
and, thanks to this great remedy, 1t
saved her life. She enjoys better
health than she has known in ten
years" Refuse substitutes.
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INV s24.s5 to St. Louis and Return.

onIv $24,55 to ST. Louis and Return.
The Santa Fe will sell round trip
tickers to st. Louis at rate of $24.55
on October LIST, 4th. Sth 18th, 10Th,
18th. end, 25th, 10th. Tickets per-
nit of eight days stay at Worlds Fair.
They are good only in coaches and
will not be accepted for passage In
either tourist or standard sleeping
cars. W. }. Lucas Agent
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3citnnasneteran acitOr6Cn.
@riinocr oc8 oG%Iepelonoer N~n3eigcr"
aus Dem Qeben qeifieoen.

GIcbtIoro, 8, %. 9c5.-Sm
9(lter bon 70 Sobrcn lit Seinrih'
@enb gcItorbcn. Gr mor Elm Gor.
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Ourd ieincnllntcrncbmung@9eiit piel
sur Gntlpidlung Der oellti6cn YreIic
in Der @oIoitoot bcigctrogcu. @cnB
lullrot IN %2oltcnbngcn, Mteflenburgs
Strelib, geboren ulo crlernte in
Neltbronoenburg Die @u60rl9fer.
tlnit. (Sm Sabre 1852 p%crheirntbete
or iid) mo %feicrtc Dor = Sobrcn NIT
leiner Satin feline golocnc &od5cit.
Gr foulftc IN observation-disclosures Dos
@cihGft ieinc9 friiberen 2ebrmci.
tiers, 0e5 Spfbud0rltdcr& s. Sopf.
ller, muBte obCr nod ctntgcn Sobren
III 6olge Der iibermGhtigen Gonfurs
rer5 0oS @cihGft nit QroBem Ser
lutte mieoer perfoitfeu. Wit Dem Gr.
lolc iie6eltc CT 1861 nit leiner 8ots
tin na6 Nn1erifa iIber uno lieB ii6
gleid in GleDelano nie0er. Nls Nit.
orbeitcr trot cr 5ltnGfit in sic oeltt.
Idle 3eitlrna o8erntonio" Elm, ip1ter
lultr0c er G%igentbiimer oeS glottea
unO trot eS 1872 al cinel1 friibercn
Sbcilbober ob, nm Oe1 .GlepelonOer
Gn5eigcr" 5l griinOeu. Nud Oicic
3citlnrg pertouftc 8cnb i6on nod)
einigen Wtonuten mGbren0 Der
@ront-Gumpogne an cine 8eieQ.
lhoit beroorragenoer &epublifoner.
Gr bctom cine qroBe Slmme @eloc8
uno tcbrtc Damn nit ser 6on1ilie
no6 GcutihIono 3uriid. Nof mcb.
rcrcn Ocrun8Iildtcn 3eitunqs-llnter.
nebmunacn rihtetc lid @enb cine
fIeilte GrlIdcrci elm unO betrieb 0ia.
lcIbe bis mcnigc Gage Dor icinem
Sooc.
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&ieiigc NnSlanb spOit.

Stint Gompfer brod)ten al oelt
lcbtcn 5lpci Soqen 7340 YoIt-
IGdc. lleberorbeitctc Goitbc.
ante.
Sem Dorf, %. 3c5. Gic
ilbcrorbeitctcn EoItbcomtcn iporcn
Qcltcrn oltrfoltS nid)t III @eibs
noGtSitimmuuQ, ocnn 81 Der Soit
scr cinbeimiihen GoIt, Die m0brenO
Der lcbten Gage rieiige Dimeniionen
bate, fam nod .m6brenO Ser lebten
5nci Gage cine foloiIole olSlGn0iidc
Eoit. Sn oicicn 3mci Gogcn Dobcn
fiinf S5eonoompfer 7340 SGfc
@eibno6tspoit mit9e6rodt, Die Den
E%pltbeomten Die 6eitfreuOe griinOlid
beroorben bat.
2ebtes Subr ipnr @eibnodten un
6reitog mo 0ic S5eonoompfer fd-
men bier am 49,, 20. mo 81. &c.
5ember an, 10 Oub bie Eoitbcomten
Dor @eibnuhten gcniigcnO 3eit bot.
ten, Die Eoit ST. iortircu u1b ob5u-
I~icfer1. GicicS Sobr trofen oie gro.
ben S5eonoonnpfer 6cs itiirnliihcn
@ctterS mcgcu p%cripGtet bier Gin, 10
Do6 oic nrcifod)c NrbeitS5eit fnllnl
olt9reift, nm Die arbeit ocS Sorti.
rcnS utto Jurisdictions Der EoitIaden
81 crlcoigcn.
9cr sGctti6luno" 6ottc 1868
EoitI0fc mo trof 6rcitog friib Gin,
Der 0nnpfcr Baltic" nit 3000FoIt.
i6den om 6rcitoo Nodmittog, Die
nGuntponio" nit 1649 Toltidden
gcItern Nodmittog lm 2 llbr uno
Die ga Sopope" nit 667 Eolti1den
ocrlieB crit oeltern Nod)mittag nm =
llbr Die Guoront1ne, pGbreno Ger
Compiler st. 2oltiS" crit INN = llbr
bon Sire SSIonb iigllnliIirt lultroc.
&ein @unocr, onb Die E%oitbeomten
acitern Nbeno iebr ihlettcr 2oilne
iuurell. Sbr ein5iger Croft bcitonO
Ourin DOB lie bette mo am Wolttog
orSriiben fonllen. Oo bon @oIbirg-
ton aus ongCorOnet milrbe, oaBItolts
tag 9efeiert luer0en ioQ.
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Mnttcr Der Srunt bcaineS cl6Itmuro.

Denton &a5., %. 0e5embcr.-
Gin 9rnllligeS Gn0c nubm bic Sod
5eit ESobn Glunia'5 u1o 2i55ie User.
ncr's. 9tlS nad) Ger @oQ5iebung Ser
feierliden Sunolnng Die @Gite iid,
sur Safcl iebten, 500 lid Die Wlttter
Oer9rout 5uriif, ga iic lid niht Wobl
fiiblte. glS Die 9rullt ibrer Wlltter
cinige 6riid)tc brilt9en molte, fono
tic onS 3intner lcer. ScrIt0rt tcbrte
Tie 5t Scr frobIiden 9od)5eitsgeiells
ihoft 5ilriid, uno Niles bc9ob lid 10.
tort olf Die Sldle nod Der olten
Srnlt. Nber l~ln9ebclicr mar ods
Gntieben, ais man tic crtrin1fen I'M
9runnen fonO. Die Nufre9itng iiber
Die Sod5cit ibrcS 9elicbtcn ainoeS
bate Der llpgIiidliden Die Shine &c.
triibt, itto III einem 4nfoa bon Sci.
ltesltorlrng botte lie ibrcnt Sebelt> Elm
@noe gcnloht. Die 9rout lit ourf
bic ieeliide Gridiitterung 10 ltort
oeprimirt, Dob fir lire @elrnobeit
defiirdtet miro.
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@ffaire G6aSmif.

Die Dem Or. GGoomid BEL ieiner
2%unoung in Men.Dort 5uge0afte
lleberroi6ung. - &eridmunoene
SupeIen in Yfarobduicrn emf
oedt.
GIeoeIuno, 8, %. 0e3. -
Sheriff 8arrp itcIltc allf telegraph
ifem @ege benin @oroerncltr 0oeu
bon Netp-Yorf ocn Nntrag ollf NltSs
1teQunQ oeS Vcfebls sur Iusltetes
runq oes Or. 4erop g. Gboouid,
iueld]er nit iciner Satin, GaIiie &.
Gbootpif, ser 6dlidung ungefIaqt
lit. Ser Shcriff fiirdtete, 0oB am
Wontag inn 9iireou oe5 @ouOer-
nerrs bel ieiner 2tntunft gtiemono
5ugeaen iciu m0ftc, Der ernn1dtigt
mGre, Der HeQuiiition 81 entipreden,
ulto bcoicnte lid Oeabolb Der er.
mGDnten &oritd)tamnBregcl, nm mo-
m0gIi6 ieoe GGr5ogcrung in Ger
IusiteQlmg 0eS NltSlicferungSbc.
febles 81 ucrbitten.
Irau Ghaomid'9 Nuuult bat Dem
Sderiii 9orrO elm Sdreiben iiber.
gebcu, meld)cS cr Dem Or. Gbaomid
iiberreid)eu ioll, menm Der 9umpicr,
ouf mel6em cr EoiioQe genoumcu,
nm Wtittmod) in NclusYort eintrtfft.
IS miro ibnl 0orin BON ser Grhcs
bung ser Nntloge Wittbcilun0 &C.
nlaht, lun0 CT miro oufgcforoert, 10
bal0 olS m0gli6 nod) GlcpeIon0 5Ils
riid5ufebren. 6rolt Gbu0mid fiird)s
tet, OoB Die gfodrid)t bon oenl &or-
geben Der bieiigcn @rono.Sltrp ibrcn
@utten tief eridiittern miro, oo CT,
mie lie iogt, niemols Ole ~leiieIte 2lh.
nung oooon gebo6t bat, DOB er IN
cinen Strofpro5eB pcrlpidelt lperocn
t0nntC.
&on Neu.9orf lit Elm Softer bier
eingetrofien, oOreiiirt an emil
@ooper, oen Sobn Ser Srou Gboo,
mid, unO beiinoet iid Jest in Der Gb,
but 0eS 0toIienpernolterS 90icr.
Oton glaubt, ooB oieier Softer oo5
mpiterioie @epGdItiif nor mcldc9
aus Dem Sotel in Nerp.Dorf, mo
6roi1 Gbaolpid ieiner ,3eit logirte,
perifuunoen iein ioQ. MaIienoer-
luulter &oier erfl0rt, er ici bel ieillcu
Nodtoridungcn nod etpoigem be.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der 6rou GboO.
mid 5iemli6 erfolgreih gerpeien.
Ytan babe Spuren entoedt, Die Dor.
ouaIidltlih ST. Oent NllfbepabrungS-
ort oeri6ie0encr Wcrtbiud)en Der
6inon5tiinitlerin iiibrcn lpiiroen. Sn
gtem-Yort lit eS ibm gelungen, foit.
bare Sumelen, Die 6rou Gboopif in
8eloOerlegenbeit perpfGnoet bottc,
BET uerihie0cnen Yfonoleibern oui.
5uIlnoen unO micocr5llcrlunqen. Die
9todlforldJu1gcn in GlcoelunO ergo.
ben 0oS &orbunOeniein elmer Nn5a6l
GuBerit foitborCr 8el5c.
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Bonn SdWiegeriobn get6Stet.

GonnelSptGIe ga, %. Ge;.
Sn 6olge bon &erIesun9er, ipel.
die ibm iein Sdmiegeriobn Sbiplcp
Spabr beigebrod)t bat, lit in 9roD.
toro Der 57-iGbrigc Gobcrt g. 2.
9arno gc%ltorbell, uro Der o~lleeblid)e
WtorOer, ipeIfer III Gll55aro.Gountp,
@,-So, per6aftet lporoen ipor. miro
llillliltebr nod Sopette.Go. sltriid-
9ebrodt iuerocn. Spnbr mar i'm
oort9en Sllli nod BRADFORD aefonl-
men, nm icinen 5lpeiiGbrigen Sobn
gu eltffiibrcn. Sauna pereitelte oieien
Ploll lllto iultroc oofiir bon Spabr
tbotltf) angeeriffen. Spobr floh
nod @eit-@ireiniert.
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Mchr Gricasihiffc.
6rie0c ollf Groen unb 5llhebmenoe
8iiitmgen. - Uncle Sam's gro.
Der &niippel.

f0NANSN N''I
Riiitmgen. - Uncle Sam's gro.
Der &niippeI.
@ui6inQton Q. g., %. 0e5.
- SIN @altfe 0es tommenoen Sobres
miro, ben S66buugen oeS 6lotten-
departments 5ufoIge, oie Ser. Stao-
ten 3 6lotte ourf II Sdiffe Der oer-
ihieocniten 8ppen oerItdrft neroen,
un0 3por 0ur6 flint Sdlodti6iifc,
bier Yun5ertreu3er, 5mci geOcdtc
arelt5cr, 5lpei &anonenboote, flint
Sorpeooboote, 5tpei S6uIififfe uno
cine ShuI 8rigg. Die 6Iottens@n-
tbuiioiten frelten ii6 iiber 0ieie in
8e3ug mlf 3obI unO Stdrte Ger
S6iifc gIeid giinitige &ermebring
umicrcr 6Iotte, ole oomit ibrem
SoeoI, Ole omerifoniihe 6Iotte 81 Ell
ner ser itdrfiten ser @clt ST. mo6en
INNER ndber fommt.
Die orei SduIi6iffc weroen oltf
8eqieruug5 . S6iffsweriten gebnllt,
nGmlid Cumberland IN Der 9oitos
ner 9}oopsYorO, 05lrtrepiO" III Der
Wore &5lono Nabp.Doro unO sic
9rigq o9orer" in Scr 8ortsmoutb
Iopp 0oro, Cumberland" iou am
I. Moi icrtig ietrL Die beioen an0crcn
Sdiffc 5lpei Monote ipGter.
Slim Iorpe0o6oote, nGmlid
yStringbom" n9lofelp," n@oIOS-
borough" oNidolfon" uno 30
9rien," gebcn ibrer 8oaeuoung emf.
qcgeu mo perOen in &iir5e in 0ienit
geIteut meroen. glus Dem leBten 8c-
ri6t OeS Contributions 9iireors
gcbt bcrpor, Bob 0te bier c%ritgenamt.
ten I~orpcboboote 81 80 @ro5ent u1o
nO'9rien" 3u 9815 @ro3ent oo0ell-
oct iino, 10 OoB lire SnOienititelung
Nnfong5 nG6Iten SabreS 81 ertpor-
ten lit.
Die 6ertigItealng, be5m. Snoienit-
itclltng ser S6lohti6iffe ioa mie
foIgt gei6eben: n&irginio" am 10.
Oftober, oRebrosfo" am 10. Otto
Der, n@eorgio" am ~. 9c5cmber,
SEEN. 5eriep" am 3. 9e5ember ruto
.&booe SSIono" om ~, Nooember.
miro Damn sic 3obl Der
,Sdlofti6iffe Der omerifuniid)engto.
rinc iid nltf II crb0ben.
Der I'M 9oit begriifeneE on5ertrelt.
ser nYenniplponio" ioa an IS. Sc
brllor icrtig werOen, Die Sdmciter-
i6iffe ,@e .Iirginio" um 30. So
mar, California" ont 10. 0e5em.
Der mo y0torplono" am ~. W}Gr5.
Die beioen 9eOedten &rell5cr Gal.
ocIton" utO .Gborlelton" IoIlen am
I. gtpril, be5lu. II. Slmi fertig ieirt,
oos &ononenboot nOu 8ucue an 81.
Sall1tor rno oo8 aononenboot ga.
ouccab" am 81. April.
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