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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

average American, but when they are
continued they proved irresistible, and
more than bore out the optimistic fore
cast Of those interested in that most
worthy charity, the Atlantic Steamship
combine. Then, too, certain percent
age Of tourists every year are coming
over for the first time, and having been
once are never satisfied till they cross
the water again, tho season after season
the bare necessities Of travel, to say
nothing Of the luxuries, are advancing
steadily all along the line.
But it has rained continuously for
the better part of the past season, even
tho the bulletins in the Paris edition
of the Herald day after day report fine
weather all over Europe from Ak to
Zurmatt. Now even the weather be-
comes fruitful topic Of discussion
when wet enough to dampen the ardor
of the tourist, for it is dull along the
shores of Como-in either Italy or Min
nesota-on a rainy day, and person
who starts out to make business of
pleasure under such circumstances finds
pleasure serious business. Just now
have been going on hereabouts for the
past few days, have frightened things
up bit, and the coming Of the prince
regent of Bavaria with his staff, look
ing in their brilliant uniforms like
comic opera soldiers, gives the proven
bal silver lining to the clouds and life
and color even to a German spa on 8
rainy day.
!. !. +
The maneuvers Of themselves are not
overly interesting to the uninitiated
but some features in connection there
with throw a side light on the way they
do things in a military country, when
every man Of whatever rank must serve
two years as soldier, and let his coun'
try's enemies take chance shots at him
for about 10 cents a day. These soldiers
who, when off duty, probably put in
their time in their motors or playing
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

those at the cemetery remarked upon
the woman visit to the snow-covered
mound. Late in the afternoon Super
intendent Arthur w. Hobert heard a
strange noise outside his office. He
found the woman on the doorstep,
dyinp.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

CHARTERED ON THE TowNsPEoPLE.
income tax, tho no one dares question
the constitutionality of the imperial de-
cree; so the more money you have the
more soldiers you must board, it being
rather significant that here at Kissingen
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-05-11

homesteads on Lake Fork.
Jake Slower with his wife and
family, of Paddy Flat, went out TO
Council Saturday for seed grain.
Mel Davis and Walter Watts got
in from Council with loads OF
freight the latter part OF last week.
L. H. Heacock has rented his
house on the lake shore and has
started to build another one. lie
NAV decide to build two new houses
A. L. Rowland has moved his
wife and family up from Boulder
creek and homesteaded the claim
relinquished by Mrs. Goodrich near
the lake.
Born, a daughter to the wife OF
R. B. Burnside on April ~. Mrs.
Burnside has been quite i'll since
but is doing better now, and the
baby is thriving nicely.
H. F. Erwin returned from a
prospecting trip out Lick creek way
last Thursday. He reports killing
black bear and says he brought
IL L l,,o,
HAY-I will deliver hay at the
head of the lake in the fall for $13
per ton, providing | receive orders
amounting to 100 tons.
CLYDE FULTON, Lardo.
A. l.. Rowland's team became
unhitched Sunday near Boydstun's
store and they ran away They
were stopped near the hotel about
a mile away without having done
any particular damage.
The saw mill is running and
there is a ready sale for the lumber,
in fact the supply at present is not
equal to the demand. B. B. Nc
Call, L. G. Cooper, R. G. Morley
and D. Prettyman constitute Mr..
Green's force at present.
The following names were added
to our out-of- the-state list this week,
subscribed for under our special
rate conditions: Mrs. Alva O'Neil
Los Angeles, California, by Mrs. E.
L. ST. Cyr; B. F. Fulton, Vesper.
Kansas, by Luther Fulton.
A meeting of citizens was held
Saturday night to consider an ap-
propriate celebration of Independ-
ence day here, and the following
committee was appointed to pre-
pare a program this week: N. F
Williams, w. B. Boydstun and L
H. Heacock.
r. w. Williams and E. l.. Miller
brother and uncle respectively tC
N. f. Williams of this place, have
arrived here from Pittsburg, Kan
sas, and will make Lardo their flu
ture home. Mrs. Williams anc
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-05-11
Local and General News


Riverside Farm.
r. B. Burnside was a Lardo Wis
itor last Friday.
G. F. Curtis has named his place
Green Meadows farm.
John Wilson of Boulder creek
was in town yesterday.
Jesse Curtis returned home from
Middle valley Saturday.
O. G. Barnes and wife were up
from Lake Fork Monday.
Oscar Green of Beaver Meadows
will leave soon for Missouri.
The two children of B. B. Mccall
who have been sick are improving.
G. w. King, and party of six,
arrived yesterday from Marion, Ohio
School has commenced in the
Bell school house with Miss Nelson
as teacher.
II. P. Burnside has returned from
Haines, Oregon, where he has been
for few months.
William Hendricks of Squaw
Meadows was transacting business
in Lardo Tuesday.
Mrs. d. e. Calclesser was here
Sunday from her home down the
west side of the valley.
E. l.. Arnold has finished fencing
his homestead and will take horses
to pasture this summer.
Samuel Wilson and A. E. He's
kett have returned from Boise and
are on their homesteads.
James Darkwood returned from
Baker City, Oregon, Saturday. He
brought in load of freight.
o. R. Manning and Abraham
Pekkala were up from Lake Fork
Monday enroute to Meadows.
EGGS WANTED.-I will take
all the eggs you have in trade fol
merchandise. @. A. POWELL.
Luther Fulton returned from
Meadows Saturday with load Of
seed grain that he intends planting
James and Pearl Mckinney Of
Weiser are working for J. w. Nc
Gully on his Poorman's creek plac-
er claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. B. Snyder OF
Meadows were visiting old friends
here Saturday. They returned
home Sunday.
J. H. Cole and HI. R. Douglass o.
Bonanza fiat were Lardo visitors
Monday. The latter has named
his ranch Pine Grove.
Eph Culpepper came up from
Roseberry last Thursday and LEFT
for Weiser Friday. He expects tC
return in about week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

S6uuberno be. 10 dies dpaepanot.
Shne aampf it.rbsn miIIen, lit Elm
bitterer So0. -
Der Wihsritonb Ser Rebelen miro
INNER f6lpGder -- INNER beftiqer
Ole 6ludt. Die SoiQtsn orin9sn UNI
trbittIth %porpdrtS. Won6er INIT
pom pfero, oos bsrrenlo8 Ii6 bdumt
nno mitten hineinIprinot in Den 7Sein0.
goh einm0l tpebt es pie friIder
Wtorgenmino Our6 ole Reibsn Der lebs
ten 1dpferen BORT born. Gin GROCER
breiti6ultriger damn orbeitet Ii6 bis
81 Den Reitern Dor. @r lit ni6t me6r
jung. Sin LANCER, erarduter Bart
MALT pom Slim bera6, itruppiq uno
milo. 9n Dem auf9eriNenen 8itte(
hdn9en Die 5eben berunter, 2tber ole
&uQcn lobern in bellem 5su.r uno nit
Der Strait Der Ner3rpeifluno ihlpingt
er einen i6Wersn &niittel ii6er ieinem
SCOPE.
ogrii0er!" i6reit sr ole Weidenoen
an. o9riiOer, rdAt meinen Sobn."
llno Der 2lte ergreift ieinsn Steden
nit bei0en 5Guitcn uno I9lGgt in ros
FENDER Nutb auf ole Goloaten Elm.
ollie, Die 6inter un6 neben inn iteben,
tbun's inn mad unO i6lagen nit i6rsn
Waffen blind 0rduilo6.
Ginen N~uocn6lid ItuBt Ser iunoe
OffiSier. Die SoIodten pei6en einen
S6ritt 5urijd. Der 2(lte oringt na6
uno nit einem geloaltiqsn S6lag trifft
er oas Pfcro neS Offi3i.rs ouf Die
iddumenoen Nij'tsrr. 0os 9fsro
bdumt ii6 bod ouf uno briht teuGeno
3uIommen. Der Offi5ier bait iif
trampfboFt i'm Sattel. Sect reiBt er
ocn Repoloer aus Der Satteltai6e -
unO Ser tupiere glte pdl5t Ij6 r0heIno
am 9ooen.
Cine neuc SoIoe tro4t, IS Qibt
tein 9aIten mebr, Die 2eBten flieben
unh Ole aoIaten ja9en lie Dor iid Der,
ME Ser @eiomunn oa5 Wilo oes Walz
0es.
Die Strobe 1T tpieSer fiji. Nur
eini9s @erlpunbste It06nen in Der
Rinne, bis 8armbsr8igs iis aufbeben-
ooer Bis Der Ioo fie erloit. -
Ter NufitdnO 1T nteoergeIhlagsn.
Die fernen @Ioten pertiinOen es INN
IGliten oen 5ootsn "a unten CUR elpi1tn
Rube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

rIs 1etrer r,susrn witene gGdubts, .tptt
iur6tbar leihtiinni9 BON Sbnen! 0os
ToLlen mir icBt tbun, UNI Sic gu ret
ten?"
IS bIeibt MIR zines iibrig," Iagte
ser Baron e%rnIthaFt, oSie bebulten
MIDI Bis gum 2tbeno bier uno IaiIsn
fofort Die @erIo6ungsun5cigcn bruden,
oomit man niht bebouptet, sic bdtten
Elm itunocnIunQes Steloihein nit
einsm @elObrieftrdQer gsbalten."
9ie @rGfin brad in Elm bellies @es
lG6ter aus.
.@ber Elm itunoenIongs5 Gts1oidein
nit Sbnen oa5 IAaoet ni4ts, ni6t
pabr?"
SIS 1T pabr. gelisbts @rdfin, sic
iinO ouf oae Sale unheiIbar tomproz
mittirt, lpern ih bier bleibe. limo penn
i6 niht bier bleibe, 70 er9reifen MIDI
bie 6df6sr unO ih bin perIoren. Wdb
len sic - ih i~iberIdiie Sbnen Die Gnta
fAsi0unQ."
Die 8rGfin lag in i6rsm 6lorentiner
Sei1el uno Iodte 9brdnen. 2(l8 iic
tpie6er gu Worte iommen tonnte, ia9te
iie;
SD claude S6nsn 5lrar tein Wort
Ron S6rcn @efabrsn uno BON meiner
,Hompromitttrun0 - dber Sic bdben
'i6 mirtlih gang Iei6li6 aus Der
Iffdrs qc5ooen. llnO 0arum gei6e6e
oenn Sbr N0i[e."
r9orum?" fIiiIterte Der Baron,
ndbrcn0 er sic 3drte @eItaIt an iein
!Ser3 3og. nNirtti6 MIR oarum?"
Gr erbisIt feline oeutIihe Qrtport
o%drauf; oo6 Die srpurtete er aud gar
ni6t. Gr mar 5ufrieoen, Dab er ais
SieQer 6urd's 3isl qeQanqen tuar. -
Sic 8elobrieitrGeer Uniform aber
nurhe 1pdter in Dem jun9en 6uu8baIt
ais Reliquie aufbepa6rt, bis 1te Die
Motten fraben.
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pas ShulNnrra(pl non Goinhure.

Ser plaB, alf Dem unldngit Der
en9Iiide aonig Goudro VII. in Goinz
burg Die Repue iiber 10000 I6ottii4e
5reilpili9e ahnubm, bate biz Dor
einiQen Sdbr3ebnten nod cine gang be-
ionoere 8eitimmung. 9as 8elGnoe
bieB bus 9olprooo 9(IDl un0 mar Die
geieBIihe 3uflu6titdtte BON S6ulos
nern, Die ni6t 5ublen tonnten uno
lp.gen 0ieieS Y~er9ebenS ms @efGngs
nib geIebt msr0en %iolten. 0enn in
England ipie in S6ottlono beItan0
nod bis Dor 20, 80 Sabren Die S6ulos
bait. Giner Der betannteIten BON
oenen. Die ii9 Dor ibren Wani6Gern
auf odS 9o~lprooozQipl in GOinburg
5urijt3o9en, pal De Quintep. Der Der
faier Der oielgeleienen ngetenntniiI.
zines en9liiden OpiumsFers." Die
0ren3e oes 2lipIs. pur0e Our6 cine
Reibe bon Steinen 9ebilost. Natiirli6
mar es fir Die S6uloner in Der GSrei
Hattie tein dnQcnebmer 3uitan0, in ben
tIeinen 4'nIbs7irt gebunnt Su iein. Sis
Iuhten oesbdlb, iih geIeqentliA Elm
bis6cn 81 entfernen. muBten Iih absr
Dor Den 8eriAtsbeamten in a6t nsbz
men, sic ouf oieie MISUNDERSTANDING
~ipetuIirten rno Die 8rer5e Ihorf be-
paften. G6 fam offers 3u trdgii6s
tomiihen SSenen.
Ginit perIisb Elm Ghulonsr oen 8es
rid bes 9iplS, UNI ipo5ieren gu geber.
Gr ging Der9niigt ourd Die StruBe,
ol8 i'm eiit lpafidmsr 9edmter oeS
Gberiff8 bemertts. Der unperSiiglih
ole SG9o ouf i'm eroffnete. Der
Shuloner runnte pie Elm 6u'e mad
J0oIDrooh 5urijd uno fam and Qliids
lid an bic @ren5e. 9(l8 er dbsr iiber
ole Steine Ipringen lpo0ts, itolpsrt. sr
uno fiel NIT Dem Sopf porniiber in Die
6reiitdtts binein. Die Beine ieooh
ldgen 0raubcn, purOsn BON Dem naf-
f~sBen0en 9cumten erQriffen rno nsb't
sem bnrdn befinOli6sn Obert0rper
mitlcioto5 III 0aS S6ulogsfdngnib
gsi6lsppt. Der 4rreItant aber, uls
Elm SGber Shotte, bsrubigte iih babel
nift. Gr bertlagte 6en 8edmten tpeaen
un9eiebliher @erbaftung unO ~er'tritt
Elm obIiegenoe5 llrtbeil. Der Ridter
ndmllh ertnnnts fir Hstt: Der &opf,
al8 Der inteliQente Sbei( BON Dem
gdn8tn Munne, bate bic S6ul0 tons
trubirt. 0ieIer Gopf, Der dis eigents
liher ShuI0ner 3l tstrdhten mar, Lao
%ienicit5 Der @iDlQren3c, oils Der 9iener
oeS Sberiffs Ole 8eine podte. Gr, Ser
&opf, tnnnte uIIp ni6t me6r re6ts
mGbiQ ber6dftet peroen. Wus oie
gsine uno ole ijbriQen hruuBen lieoens
Den @Iisosr betruf, 10 ipor Der Sheriff
un5peiieIbuit an 'ih befuQt, lie gu Der
hdften. ga lie in0eiien ni6t ab9e,
fdbrt iperh'n tonnten. obne lie BON
Dem dIplberehtiQten 2ppfs gu trennen;
6d bic Mbtr,nnun1 6eS Rumpfe8 rom
3opfe eben nit t0rperlihen Nd6theis
len fir Den qdn3en Warn p%erbunben
'cin mubten; "a oicIe torperlihsn
RdhtbeiIe nit Dem bumanen Gbdrdtt
Ter oeS ihottiihen 8e'ebbuhes niflt
osreinbdr fpdren. 10 ipuroe %ertdnnt.
Dab mas pplitGnbi9s Snoipinuum aus
Der 9dft su enttaTen uno Dem Ninls
pldBe bon 9olprooo pieoer su5ufiibren
iti.
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n.4 -
gSV %unuUut W. .o"n y .nW p.n UunT
'pronQ
Eoroubtr, polo i'or CT rrr)unirn.
corn SIotr2 INN "rrO r'n Sun0tn5 glut
9obcn Die ~tmertrr gttrlnicu.
5.,n,;, ,.,, ..,n,, ,.n, >,h 49,. ,
Sono,
Sn6n9ttulrao rUlN'tn9 ne am Soltn'tralD
Hans Nhlor, ntr NowNurGtr Yltitci,
Nie 'rurlqt flommCn umlobt lbm onS
&oipt
rNtutor1nten, nj 'rtd)cs, bltIlunQt5 Vlut!
gu Lang hat Rtrolitt, Qrtonci, 4trnbt
Yftltr ilprtnliltlNt RIlnNr'
Stt icl { Euh odn''u, mtln lh mt KUN
I'm gaunlbal5 ldGtn ne enc Nnft,
gonn hot mon re gum wrda:broot 8tbroht,
Iob tbncn her A,crrQott ptriclbt.
Wtun mn iiuarjt0 iobtn ie oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Ter MorquiS uno Der Baron iaben
ME gelDObnl-h na6 Dem Sbcdtcr nod
Elm. Stunoe i'm Stub 3uiammen.
Der W}arquiS hattie bereitS Die
5e6nte Cigarette 9erau6t, uno nod
INNER mar Inn Die srlsu6t,nbe So.s
nl6t 9stommcn, mad Der er nun I6on
feit 2agen fobnoets. - Gnoli6 oa6 er
bos Ruuhen ouf.
Die Giqdretten tduoen ni6ts,"
fa9te sr ele0ii6. sd mib mir cine
anoere Mifdung 5uIammenieBsn lais
fen."
p2ieber Mdrquis, ss iino ni6t oie
Gigaretter, ole nid)ts tauoen," iaqte
Der Baron nit Dem INN eiqenen rubiz
gen Spot. nWir perhienten ale bciOe
mooerne 2uitipieIoihtsr gu Iein - eS
fGqt uns eben nihts elm"
Sd qeb's duh ouf, Sreuno! Sh
fdn9e an, Die gauge Gdhe fac su fin
ben! Sit .s bcnn aud Su qIouben2 Die
Dame. bel Der mir ale bsioe 0or3u9sz
freunos iporen -"
Der Baron 3oQ Die 9ugenbrouen in
elmer be'onoeren Weiie bod, 10 bab ss
pie Elm WeIierIhnitt nirfte.
oNa - lpus lit benn?" frdgte Der
Marquis.
sd piirbe boh etlpas poriidtiger
nit meinen 4uSoriiden 'ein!"
nQ6, uniinn - niemdno bort uns
su."
.Nuh pcr i'd ielbit Io[l man oeIitat
fein, mein 2ieber."
Better Baron, iebsn sic Bios MD,
Sbre lebrbafte Misrs duf! Damn Iinb
Sic n1mIid - iinh sic - ma, iuQsr
mir, oreulih! Ia mir o1s bsioe qrunb.
gendu pi'isn. nie mob, ooer pisImsbr
pie fern mir Der @rGfin itebsn, 10 f0rs
men mir ms bob niht mibpsr iteben!
Mbsr 9ebrauAsn mir gang einfuh ouS
Wort ,6reun0e.' @on5 tumerabIhufts
lid. 0umit toitd. limo nun plobli6
bieie Saunt2 0snn sttpus anoersS 1T
eS bpf niht. Sine H%runsnluuns! Wdn
empfdn9t rns ni6t mcbr. Wiq unS
bier - feds Wo6en niht empfdrQen?
@arum? Sd fruoe Gle. rorum?"
m0us bat oo6 Ole 8rofin sismIin
hsutlid) uus1eIprohen. GS IoQ cine
Glrt BON 9riifung fir uns 'ein. Cine
Dirt bon W%utbSprobs ooer Elm 6rems
pei ouf uniern S6orfIinn. Gle Idots,
bob ss leioer niht mebr nie i'm Wits
telalter mpQlth lei, bob Elm Ritter fir
feline Dame Srdhen erlsos ooer Der.
alsi6er. 0arum iple sr ouf unbere
Qrt bensiisn. bab sr Sdtpieriqteitsn
81 iiberpinben ipi'ie, tpenn eS ieine
2iebe gelts. 49, llnb nun iiben mir ba
unb fbnnsn niht einmdl 6ieie tlsins
Shnierioteit iiberfpinbsn, hsm Der
bot Der Dame ~unisreS 6er8en8 Al
FROZEN unb 81 ihr Su orinqen."
ga. sc 1T Ihauoerbaft. - Nihts
5u mdhen."
Der Marauis Idb 70 trduria dus,
bdb Der Boron laden mubte. Dies
ipar ~iibsrbdupt boB Sfidial hes Wars
auis. bnb nan i'm niht emit nabm.
gr mertte es uber meiitens niht.
.Mie briidten 81. 'id iosben auS?"
fraqte er plobIih. Sic idgten. Der
Dame %inieres Ser5ers'?"
Run ia. 6absn Sic etfpu8 ba9egen2
Sie lieben ord Die 8rGfin2"
rSd. ansrbinas. 9lb.r mir tOnntn
bod nitt ols belize 80"
,Wus - bis'elbe Dame li,bsn?
Doh - ih CLAUDE, 70 ettpaS tommt
Dor. GO 1T nur 3piihsn uns Elm aros
fer llnt,ridisS: Sic liebsn Die 9rGiiu
rur. unb i6 iperhe lie beiratbsn."
9.r Marauis fubr ouf.
Sic ioeen bds nit elmer geitimmt'
belt -. bot mar Sbnen etrpa 0eriprss
dun9en eemadt2"
Der Baron bob be'hlpihtiQeno Die
6anb.
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AUDI rint 6rdututrbun9.

Der Spra9fori9sr STEPHEN N&ir in
WctberSfisIO in Gnglano bate en0li4
naA lNngem Wartsn cine @tnIteluna
erbolten unO lpijni6te nun 70 baIo als
m09li6 au4 gu elmer 7Srau 3u toms
men. Sn0eFen bate er penige BE
tannti6aIten in Iumilientreiien, uno
10 m06te e. i'm Sabre 1893 na6 Ser
@rafihaftsbpuptItaot Nortbampton
einen NuSfIug, nm bort pieleiht Bel
bieier @~ele9enbeit ieinen 3ired 5u err
reicben. Sr Der Stuot dnQelonqt,
tpenoete er Iih 3uerit on Den 9rofsTor
Salomon Stooourt uno tbeilte oemz
feIben feline plGne llno 2lbiihten nit,
iotpte, Oab er ni6t biel Seit 3u perliss
rem bute, bn ibm feline WmtSpfIi6ten
nur eincn tur3en Nufentbult erlarbtsn.
Stoo0art b0rte i'm rubiQ an, nidte
Damn beifdai9 nit Dem 1opfc uro
id9te: Dem lit talN ub5ubeIfen, TOM
men sic nur nit mir"
Sieruuf fibrte or ben 8olegsn il
fetn 6amilisnSimmer, ipo herislb. feds
mebr ooer penigsr iunQe W}1rfen err
bIidt., Ite1te inn oieIs ola feline 506s
ter Marn. GIt6er, GbriItidnu, Saroh,
Rebettd unb Sunnu Dor unb so9 Iid
Damn 3uriid. Der CUTE mir qeriet6
bierbur6 isooh in feline a13uqrobe
@erIegenbeit, Icnbern betra6tste 'if
Die feds S60ren nit rlbi9 priifenz
oent glite. Damn ptnoetc sr iif an
Marn, Die Glteits. cr3dhlte ibr, oab or
ipiinIhe, cine fir i'm geei9ncts Grdu
81 finhen, t%porallf er i6r 6dnh uno
9er5 dntrug.
sic entoeorsts, Elm 10 pidtiges gtns
erbieten tOnue lie ni6t 'ofort bcdnts
portcn, eS erforoere einige 3eit CUR
llc6erIe9unQ.
0urd,f erlpioerts Wir: ,Gs gsfG1t
mir iuobl, uno i6 biai9e e8 ppGtoms
men, buB sic 3eit CUR lle6srIsquno
forhern, uno I'm Sbnen oie n0t6iQe
3eit gum Edhoenten gu laIen. tperos
ih mid in ouS Nebcn8immer begeben
uro cine Pfeife Sabdt nit Sbrem
6srrn Batter roufen. tponad id Sbre
Nntlport %ertpurte."
Nahoem er feline pFciIs cbne a1si
pieIc3 !6srStlopfen GIT Groe Qtrau6t
bate, Iieb er Mib Mdrn fraqen, Of
fje 'ih entidicben haze. Sie fam 'elbit
unb BAT, 'ih bie Sa6s nod etnas lGns
nor iihprfenen ~ Niirfer
9tuh oamit ertIdrte er Iif sufrieoen,
fd9te dber, er miiIIe nun pieoer ndd
6all'e. lie 'oGe ibm lire Qntport ruh
Wetbersiielh 'sroen - binnen nrei
9neen miiiie sr ibren geIfeio in !SGns
ben baben.
Nr oritten Gage erbiett sr aud Scn
geiheib unh omar sinen 10 ldtoniIder,
fpie pobl nod teire anhere 9rout fol-
den aeihrieben bot. Gr miro heuts
nod in Der Sdmilie mir ouibepdbrt
uno lautst lp0rtIit folasnoermoten:
.NorhamptoH, ben 6. SUM- 1893.
6errn
Stepben mir in Wetbersfielb.
ga. Marn Stoobdrt.."
STEPHEN mir fpa ponitGnhia AL.
friehengeitsGt ourtl bieien Brief. Sur,
onrduf fanb sic Sofseit oss gdores
itdtt. unb bsioe Io1sn bis roi6e Gnt,
thsioung niemals bersut babsn.
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Der Oprr,,rnthnItoH.

Wener bsnubt Die biqiasn Operns
pcrite1unaen uno asbt gu rSie9iriso."
Or fhlGft bdbsi Elm urb nidt duh mod
i'm ,3piihsnatt. bis bas 9linael3eidsn
ertont. pa fGbrt er auf uno ruff laut
ms Bartlett binsin: nSisr @ebriibsr
Weper &c Co., Strumpiiubrit - iper
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Extraordinarily

.Saben Sic idon 9shprt. Serr pro
feTor, foeben 1T elm 9ahoedsr nit
elmer eroben ;Samilie BON Dad ges
iiurst."-V or: lin 9ims
m.lspiIen. iparum nimmt er cenn bic
game 5omiIie nit auf's 9ah9"
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Rrpriinnititu.

nWis fommt es, 6rau S%upenmeiiter,
Sab Sbr 8dite gar nidts %tomppnirt?"
-.Tusu III er su ebrlit."
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nnut EtuuSrsontt.

7 arameter rSde min rreir
Nelaeborentt anmelben."-S STAN
5 IN (otn San rssiftris
rtno): rIlio beute hdben mir ben
25."-S q r q et.r: rNu nee,
9srr Stonbesbedmtsr. erlcoben sc
mol, ct is man erit Der Glit., uno
8lpse oapon finn coh idon bpo.."
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Yoir ,ar Aeiie ms Ausiars beisret G.
Hnlur, vi. Ill, Ct Fanl. etrnet,
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Der (inige Jreier.

6nnuriRiftt Skips uou e. fabrcm.
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s un6ert a brtqsr ais
. b. Sn einem Barrier Gcihdfte
tpuroe jiinqitbin Der 100idbri9c Static
ner Gremi babel fetroffen, mic CT einen
Geioenrod unter Heinem meiten U}unteG
neritstte. Sc ~foitete Miibe, Den nodb
febr behenoen uno flinten 6unoerts
iGbri9en einsu6oien, in 0eiien 3uTAen
nod cine ganae Maiie on6erer oeitobs
lener 8e9enitdnoe entoedt iuur6e.
Srob '~etrer getbeuerunasn uno BRO
te'te tpuroe Grcmi, Der poblbdbeno
uno 'Hon aus friibsrer 53eit dIs 8ie6
betarnt mar. auf Der 9oliseiprdfeftur
Der neuen Spisbubsntbat iiberfIbrt.
Die tursefe SiBungsz
D duer, ipel6e tpobl il elm Purld<
mert erlebte, bat liingit Der W%eininger
Hdnotd9 gebdbt. Ilber elmer Qetis
tlon, iiber lpelhe Der 2dnotd9 CUR
Sdsesoronune Idritt, fparen feline Be
ratbun9s9e9en Itdnoe porbdnoen, "a Die
GeBteren nod iGmmtlid erft our6 Die
norberdtbenoen 9pmmmiiiionen al
aeben batten. Der Yrdiioent idb ii6
olto ge5fpungen, mad elmer Sibungsz
oaler bon 61 Minuten Den 2arotqg
81 ltlteben, Die Den aommiiiionsn
dneeboriaen N69eoroneten bditen Damn
mehr als reihlihe Irteit.
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duf Itano Qc'hrieben:
rumItebenben 9strog crhaIten."
V(dme.)
Die 8rdfin ipdnbte hn3 Yldtt I'm,
uno bort las lie Die Worte:
.InpeiiunQ auf biz Rchte elmer
@erIobten urb autiinfti9en Satin.
gn @rdfin 80"
sic bob ben aopf iebt gu rem Sslbs
brieftrdaer alf. Gs mar ~pobrbdftig
ser Baron, llnb bu 't ilTurgslos
unh err0tbeno teine Worte IonN, biidte
sr iih raid unb oriidte einsn Sup auf
ibrs lpsiBs Stirn.
So" TnQte err. o1ieTc &n3ablung
oeniiot fir oeu Wpmsnt."
9u IprorQ tie auf uno roltc ,orni1
perosn. User sr lieb ss niht oasu
,ommen.
.genunoern sic midi" REF er, I'M
Dem er lie nit ItolSsn @Ijtn onfab.
lin su Sbnsn Az oringer, bube ih
mid gu elmer gefdbrlidsn @u9terabe
.nti6Iiebsn miiTen. Bier Stuoenten
uno flint iunss 0amen babcn MID am
Rcdi6oob fsitbalten molten, lrobl in
Der W.inune. bub id ihnen cine 6slos
isroung brdtts. SH babe mid nur
burd eiIiee 6lu9t retten former. 0i6t
Dor ,Sbrsr 9iqa ipdr mir Elm 9rimis
nalidubmann auf Den 5erirn ipenn
81: MIDI nitt pprselanen h1''en, pdrs
ib ms GefGnenib gepanotrt.'
lin @pttespinen!" rief Nit 9rGfin
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.Guh 6ar,burorru toub' i'd ro6 ben GcnN,-
etric %loaunt5 8ottc, BET Nnuptmoru, urO
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Der Iprcngt auf i'm su.
r@nton NitolaiepitI6! -. Iu6
9u?..."
rSa, itl Stspon petropiti6."
m0u liebtcit ben 9uiier!."
rNOh INNER lieb id ibn! E. Drum
tdmpf' ih!"
On Iii9It!"
llno Der iunqs OFfisier tpsnost Ij9
bafti9 urb befisblt:
.1suer!"
Die Sdlns trdht -. Mrton WttoIus
jepiti6 tGmpft ni9t mebr -.
plOSlih 't0bt elm Mann duf DEM
Suftcn oriiben sic Fbiir auf. Seine
Gi9sn stiiben in pilbsm 3orn unb
lpiitttrh ihltuoert er nit Der Hehtsn
Elm Bell bir1b in sic Teihen Der 40.
id'en, Dem iunser Offisier entse0sn,
Ga 'trcift MIR ocn Sattel uno fGQt
ilirrenb Al goSsn.'
Ter Monn auf oem Dalton aber
fdbrt 'ih iG6 nit Der Sano nah Der
Gtirn. Damn taumelt cr porpdrts
uno 'tiir3t iibsr bds @elGnoer berub
n'ttcn inter Die admpfenoen. Die
crow, De inn trciideno auf ben Bal
Ion 9efol9t mar, Iintt lautlos suldm'
men. Die bol3srrs 3hiir oes galtona
1T i'm Nu Ton 0tu aug.ln purtloHsri
ipte Gin Sitb.
Vie 6en,,,r liuO leer acrproen