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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
Fire Threatens Po-
pulous Towns of
Badger State.
OVER 100 MILES LAID BARE
Hundreds Rendered Home
less by Fierce Forest Fire
Destruction Complete.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 19. The Eve
ming Wisconsin in special from Wau
| saukee says:
"Wausaukee is completely hemmet
in by forest fires which are slowly
creeping up to the city from the nortf
and the south. A special from Els
canada says the fires of nor .hern Mich
igan have almost swept blank an area
of 100 miles. Six thousand people are
homeless, it is estimated Up to
the present the situation may be
epitomized as follows:
Ralph Down of 100 inhabitants
almost wiped out.
Alfred-Population 200, every house
and huge piles of logs burned.
Alvoye-400 population, several
boal ding house sand huge piles Of logs
burned.
Quinnisec-10O population, de-
stroyed.
Cornell-All but one stor burned
800 homeless.
Northland-Mi and six houses
burned. Many of the popula lion home
less.
Antoine-Many houses ard one lum
Der mill burned and all but few OF
the 700 people are homeless.
Felth--Scores of homesteaders in
this section are homeless.
At North and several other points
on the line of the Escanaba and Lake
Superior road when all communication
was Cut off the fire had reached the
outskirts of the villages and no hope
of saving any of the property was held
Hundreds of people are homeless and
are being brought into Es;anaba as
fast as trains can be sent to the
burned district.
In addition to the loss of several
sawmills and other buildings, millions
Of feet of cut timber have been burned
and great tracts Of standing timber
badly damaged. The loss of the J
Stephenson Company OF Wells, from
burning timber alone, it is believed
tonight will approximate several hun
dred thousand dollars.
AS far as known tonight no lives
have been lost, although families d
homesteaders living in the burned
district are missing and it is feared
they have been burned to death. Ref
ugees arriving in the city .onight tel
terrible tales of their experiences in
escaping from the sweeping flames.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
BAD FOREST FIRE
CAUSES EXPLOSION
Several Tons Of Dynamite Blow UP
injuring Citizens Of Canadian
Town.

Cobalt Ont, May 19.-Several tons
of dynamite exploded in the north.
western section Of town yesterday
wrecking twenty-five houses and
throwing the citizens into a panic for
a short time. A number were more or
less injured from the flying glass and
debris, but none seriously. The ex-
plosion was caused by a forest fire
igniting the builiinng In which dyna-
mite was stored.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
FIRES CAUSE
DEVASTATION
Rage in the Forests
on Peninsula of
Michigan.
THRIVING TOWNS DESTROYED.
Million Dollar Properties Are
Doomed Unless Rain Fall
Checks Flames.

Marquette, Mich, May 19.-Forest
fires in this district have done many
thousand dollars damage and are still
burning iiercely. A score Of farmers
in Chocolay Township have been burn.
ed out, losing everything, and to the
north of the city numerous cottages
have been destroyed by the fire. Many
miles of valuable timber lands have
been swept away.
A stretch of territory over 250 miles
in length, reaching from Newberry on
the east, to BessemeI on the west, and
north and south between the shore
line Of Lake Superior and the south
ern boundary of the upper peninsula,
is dotted with forest fires.
1t is impossible to estimate the finan-
cial loss, but figures ON a basis of local
conditions show probably that hun
dreds of thousands of dollars worth of
property has been destroyed. The
town of Quinnesec and several ham,
lets in the Menominee iron range are
reported wiped out.
Northwest of Marquette the town of
Birch, where the Northern Lumber
Company has fully 100000 worth of
property, is threatened with destruc-
ton. Unless rain soon falls much
more havoc will be wrought, as the
woods are very dry.
Train Service Interrupted.
Detroit, Mich, May 19.-Forest fires
inthe upper peninsula have compelled
the Duluth and South Shoe and At
lantic Railroad to cancel its Duluth
train. The loss by fire is now being
estimated at $10O,OOO,O00.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
LABOR LEADERS
OPEN NEW BANK
Wealthy Institution Under Direction
Of Union Officials Ready for
Business.

Chicago, May ls:--Tha Cognhion.
wealth Trust and Savings Bank, Chi.
cago's first union labor banking insti.
tuition, opened its doors today. The
bank is organized under the laws Of
Arizona and has an authorized capital
of So, 900, divided into shares Of IS
each. The capitalization has been re-
duced to $1,000, 900, half of which has
been subscribed for. The managing
officers are practical bankers and men
of long experience. The board is COM
posed of men who are prominent in the
labor world.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
EXPLOSION RESEMBLES
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
Citizens Of Racine, Wisconsin, Thrown
From Beds in Terror-One Man
Injured.

Racine, Wis, May 1.-TWO terrific
explosions which shook buildings
throughout the entire city occurred
early today and hundreds of persons
leaped from their beds in terror, be-
ieving there had been an earthquake.
The shocks were caused by an explo-
sion at the Rand & Latin powder mills
located at Pleasant Prairie. The loss
is about $4,000. The windows in
many houses throughout the city were
broken. One man was injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
FIRE DESTROYS
OFFICIAL RECORDS
Opens Way to Un-
limited Election
Frauds.
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS GONE
Books of County Clerk Since
Year 1852 Eaten Up by
Flames.

San Francisco, May ia serious
condition has arisen here over the
fact that 100000 records of citizenship
were destroyed by the fire. The books
of the Office of the county clerk dat
ing back to 1852 were completely de.
stroyed by the flames and now abso-
lutely no papers exist whereby natural
ization and the right to vote can be
proven. This opens the way to unlim-
tied election frauds and the political
importance of the discovery cannot be
overestimated. In the present crisis,
should an illegal voter be challenged
at the polls, no means of establishing
the perjury exists.
Has Unique Home.
San Francisco, May 19.-The unique
manner in which one quick witted
Californian saved almost his entire
property is now being told here. When
homes were burning and the homeless
were rushing in all directions seeking
refuge from the advancing flames, l.
H. TOmlinson found on his own prop
erty, Jones and Broadway, shelter,
perhaps the safest that ever harbored
refugee. In the rock on which Tom
linson had erected his home there was
hewn a well, long disused, which had
supplied the water for the vicinity be.
fore the Spring alley mains reached
the district. Into this stronghold he
piled a few pieces of furniture and
small amount of clothing through a
hole that he had hurriedly battered
through a side wall of brick.
When the house was reduced to
ashes and his beautiful conservatory
and flower garden had been laid waste
by the flames. Tomlinson returned to
his improvised storage warehouse and
found that the articles which he had
saved were intact. The wet carpet
which he had spread over the opening
in the brick wall had been destroyed
and a few articles near the aperture
had been slightly scorched, but other
wise nothing had been injured.
Now he has home in the we'll, and
it is far from being an uncomfortable
one. The we'll is ten feet high and is
circular in shape, with diameter Of
ten feet. The walls have been deco.
rated with magazine pictures and a
fine specimen of the Maltese cat lends
home4like appearance to the den.
Tomlinson sleeps on cot al has plen-
ty of bed covering. On a table is a
reading lamp and a plentiful supply OF
magazines and books shows that time
does not hang heavy on his hands.
Fund for Mechanics.
San Francisco, May 19-H. J. Small,
one of the leading officials of the
Southern Pacific Company and its sup
erintendent of motive power and ma
chinery, has received word from New
York that a special fund of $75O,OOO
is being raised there for the benefit
of San Francisco mechanics. The
money will be used to purchase car
penters' kits, outfits for plumbers and
steamftters and to furnish small ma
chine shops for men who had such
places destroyed by the fire.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
CASHIER SUICIDES.
Defaulting Bank Official Takes Life
Rather Than Face Charges Of
Embezzlement.

Norfolk, May 19.-Irwin Tucker,
cashier OF the savings bank of New
port News, knowing that he was about
to be arrested charged with defaulting
in the sum of $4,000, committed sui
eide at Newport News today. fuckers
shortage may reach $4,000, but it can
be made good from his life insurance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
PEASANTS IN REVOLT.
Organizing General Agrarian Move
rnent--Cossacks to Restore
Order.

Saratoff, May 19.-The peasants
throughput this province are greatly
excited and seem to be organizing a
general agrarian movement. In the
district of Atkarsk several landlords
have been burned out and the Cos
sacks have been dispatched to restore
order.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
STORMS ADD
TO MISERY.
Country Around VesuvIus Flooded by
Torrents-Houses Washed
Away.

Naples, May 19.-Torrential rains
recently have washed ashes and Gin
ders down the slope of vesuvius and
have caused the flooding of the coun-
try around the volcano, carrying away
several peasants homes and drowning
many animals
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
ANNUAL TRACK MEET.
Harvard and Yale Battle for Supre.
macy in Field Games at the
Stadium.

Cambridge Mass, May 19-The
pick of the athletic representatives of
Harvard and Yale Colleges will meet
today at the Stadium for their annual
track meet and field games between
the two universities Both sides are
nc>~A'ent Of success.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
EARTHQUAKES
IN MICHIGAN
Two Distinct Shocks Frighten VOL
verines--No Damage Re-
ported.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 19.--Two
earthquake shocks were felt in west
ern Michigan at 3:20 o'clock this
morning. Distinct shocks were also
reported from Holland, Grand Haven,
Webbville and Bangor. The first
shock lasted about six seconds and the
second about three seconds. No seri-
GUS damage was reported but resi-,
dents of the city of Holland rushed,
badly frightened, from their houses in
night attire. The shocks were coinci-
dent with the powder explosion direct
ly across the Lake Michigan in Racine,
Shocks Felt In indiana.
Michigan City, Ind, May ia
of residents felt what they
believed to be an earthquake early to.
day. Many buildings quivered and
the windows ratified for two or three
seconds
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
MEXICAN MINISTER DEAD.

Pekln, May 19.-Colonel Lamira,
Mexican minister to China, who was
injured during a recent typhoon, Is
dead from injuries received
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
TREMBLORS
in ALABAMA.
No Damage BY Shocks Which Re.
ported From Southern
State.

Selma, Ala, May ia shock sup
posed to be an earthquake occurred in
Myrtlewood early today. The tremor
lasted only about half minute and
woke the residents of the town No
damage was done, however,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-19
SIMPLON TUNNEL
is INAUCURATED

King Victor Emanuel Starts First
Train Through Completed Work.
Cost $15,0o0,00o.
Domodossola, Italy, May 19.-The
Simplon tunnel, twelve miles long was
inaugurated today by King Victor
Emanuel. The tunnel took seven years
to build and cost nearly s15,000,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
glad oent &riese.
Don 81. 9eut3 erman n,

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Solpot iein eigenes Bib geIeben. Gr
fanb fid 10 perdnoert, bab er e%ritaunt
suriidflbr limb bann cine Weile iparz
fete, bis Der Drummer gang gldtt mar
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oona anoers ppr. feline 5arbe mar
braun, tiefbuntel, Der Bart iprobte
unprpentli6 an 9ade unp Slim uno
bic Nuqen lagen tief in ben 6Dblen.
Wie er iib pa iab, mpAte ct iiber Die
0rciBia iein uno mirtli6 mar cr bod
erIt fiinfunp5pan0ig, pieaei4t nN9t
einmal gang.
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oriibten i'm bic armieligen 9orfer
Sii6ruBlanos, bic chamber 10 iebr
oleifen, er iab bic Sauern in ibren
ihmubioen S6Ienbduten nit Der
primitipen Seltappe, nno bic Srauen,
beren aDrper in ben 9leibern perz
{hpommen, pGbrcnp ibre Geii9ter
berb unter ben greGsn 8ppftiidern bers
pprluaten, Die Die 9elbe Wansenfdrbe
nit f~rembartieen &efleren iibcraogen.
Gr Ipraf fpenig, Der drme ruili4e
Solbat, Der linen gar nid)t weiter oufs
fiel, benn. err bate feline alien idmie=
rioen aleiber, unb bic iparen nidt bcis
fer oepproen pGbrenb Der langen 3sit.
Grit Die Ssabrt alf Der GiIenbdbn,
bonn Die peite Steppentpanberunq,
tur3e Streden, tpenn er gelegentli6 uuf
einem @aeen iiben burfte, uno bdnn
Der @eg in bic Seimatb. Gr fiblte
nifts BON Dem erbebenben Yulsihlag.
ben bic Oiater a1er Nationen peripiis
rem, penn iie eilsn Wanberer aus fers
men 2anpen beimtebren laf1en, er mar
bier nlr 81 9auie uno tonnte bic Snrs
fer ale nit Namen aufSdblen tpdhreno
er iib anoerslpp nit Sragen quolen
mubte. Dieter arme ruhiIhe Soloas
fam aus OitaIien. Gs mar Inn nift
better 'gegangen pie Sauienben 1elrer
@enoFen. Sin japanif6er &olbens
idldg bate i'm bel irseno elmer Staot.
no iie gu raufen bdtten, arg mitgsz
npmmen. Man I6affte ibn beipubtlDs
fort, aber bd elm tii1tiser 9auernl9as
bel audi in 4itsn iebr ipiber1tanosfdbtJ
lit, ais Oh i'm bic Mutter Matur ourh
cine sdbe Rinbe fir anbere Osfette
clttidabisen npllte,io seidab eisentliA
nihi piel. Nah atpei ober bret. 5agel1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
2Sar es ein &ri5jlp?
Gr3dblung aus benz WeIten bon
&ufus.

Mcin alter Sreunb s.. 81. Samiltpn
bat mir S%ol9enoes BON ieiner or lten
9drenia9b er5dblt. SD bente, es lit
intereHant genug, Inn es melnen lleben
2eiern tpieber gu er5dblen, aber einen
gepiIIen 3peifel, ben i'd INNER Bel
bieIer @sI9i9te gcbabt babe, lam th
9letd bcim Yeginn ni9t peri4peisen:
ih tann cs pi6t reGt %gluuben, Dab
Der Bar, INN ben es ii6 bier gebdnoelt
bat. elm pirtli9er uGri55lp" sepeien
lit. Senn na6 alem, mas ih bon Den
.@ri53lies" sebDrt uno bel 9elegen9eit
audi geIcben babe, 1T es mir GINGER
maben unpabri6einli6, Dab mcin
5reunb BEL benz Mbenteuer 10 gut meg
9Cfommen ipdre.
SIS ipar an einem I6piilcn Iu9uIts
toge bes Sa6res 1869, 10 er5dbltc mir
Samiltpn, ,.als unIer Wagen5ug ilf)
lanqIdm unb miibe bur6 bic I6ier
enoloIe gbene Observation-Disclosures uno
ThlieBli6 am 9(beno am 6ube Der
Sldd SiGs an einem tleinen 5luBden
anldngte. ettpa neunSig Metlen nett
(ib pom Sort laramie. Wtr brd6ten
Sra6t fir bic Hcgierung na6 Sort
Douglas In Utah, uno uniere 3u9 mar
elmer Der lebtcn, Der in oieIem Sabre
BON 2eapeniportb na6 Dem WeIten abb
gcaangen mar, penieitens mar tetner
tpeiter peltli9 dls 9enper aegdngen.
Dds Wettet mar ungeipobnlt6 belB
IND tcpden gepeien, Die Sliilie ano
SGGe poren balb dusgetrodnet uno
rds WaKer infolge befen tart altalts
baltic, unp oa es fat fetn grimes
Gutter mebr duf ben pldBen CAB, no
mir tampirten, fling nnter 9ieb an,
plenb aenus altssuIeben. na6oem mir
taft feds Wp6en lang ben alien @mis
1ranten=Weg i'm BlattesSbal perfolgt
6atten. Sier unb ba,itiir5te einer Der
3ua=OhIen mitten auf benz Weae aus
Iummen, inbem linn bdS ounfelrothe
Stut aus Maul unb NuIe floB. Die
sroben g~iiffelberoen, bic nod ppr eints
zen WoGen bort umbereelhfpdrmt
6atten, iparen nd6 benz gelopfoncs
5bol nDrbli6 gcaoeen, tpo tie beneres
6utter fanoen, tpeniee olte 3btere
fparen suriidgebliebcn, pieleift iolte,
bic fih nit ben anbern nidt gut pers
traaen fpnnten. Dem aud unter ben
giffeln iinb bic ulten 9errsn pit mira
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grennbola senua aab. Gs mar Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
Gin

0err Wamperl fommt BON ieinem
q%cppbnten Spa5iersang NIT aerfebtsr
aleibern in bas Woraimmer geitir5t
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ssrau 0amperl, rpas bait benin, Mlter.
mas tbuut ba benin tpeb2"
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aus Wamperls aufgeiperrtem Munb.
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perI6laaen!" unb tlopft Tim babel ors
ocntlid auf ben feiiten 9iiden.
,au, au. @uiOmObils'fabr'n is amer
auf mir"
&ennseihen.
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mir ba cine aans neue Stnbierlampe?
-. Wer mag mid benn ba BET ibm
anseIhpdrat babsn?!!"
Sc na4bem.
Dame : rWie lanse brduden Ste,
his Sic cine Dame bas Rapfabrs's
lebren 2"
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barauf an, tpis biibfd fie 1T
Monder siebt ii6 erIt bann bon Der
Mclt suriid, ipenn iid bic Melt DON
i'm sariidscsoscn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11

lodi Jet UNI 1etl1e 9iitte a~nbertpeitig
perpd9tet - dber bas miihe er ia
f6on ipiifrn. Ni6t8 lpuBte er, gar
ni6ts. 9(bcr bas feline Meib mar ia
ie6r i3pa4 gepeIen unb babe tart
gebuitet, ba iei es bod ni6t tpunoer gu
ne6men. - l1nb baB Der 9err Die
Siitte an anoere 5elOurbeitcr pergebe,
baS fei bod gang extraordinarily.
0er Bauer frd9te Ie6r bel, Defenders
mad ben iibrigen Burden bonn 9orf.
9d fonnte i6m Der Sploat ni6t &C.
mug er3G6lcn. Scr Cine mar tobt, Der
nit ibm bcim SluB gcitanben mar uno
i}i6t auf ben 5einb d6tetc, neil cr inn
mer na3 6auIe nollte, gu fetnem
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sG6lte BON benz d~lteItcn So6n ocs
8runo6crrn, Der oft Die junge Srau
bciu6te utb Ite itcts frdgtc, mas iic
bon i9rcm Mdnn fir Na6ri6ten be-
fomme. 8pn Den anocrcn WGnnerl1,
bic Der Bauer fannie, Die aus benz
9orf unb aus Der ltmgebun9 paren,
puBtc Der SoIbdt nidt8. MGgli6,
baB Iic tobt puren. m0gli6, Dab lie
i'm Spital lagen, m0eli9, baB iie Gin
&rell8 fir ibrc Sapfertcit bctommen
battcn. limb mic LANCE eS ipo9l
bouern tpiirbc? Der SolDat bate ges
bort, inter 5ebn Sabrcn biirfe es ni6t
gu Gnbe fem. 9a nidte Der Bauer
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bas audi gebDrt,
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Bauer gtng abicits uub Der Soloat
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I6irtc an Ieinem Suus porbci. aber cr
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lpuBte ia, oab or bort nidts mebr gu
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bas Sinh picDcr 81 beru6igen. nSobt
lit err, fagtc bic 6rau, ubds fat mir
Der 6crr INNER gclagt, DOH 3e6ncn
tommt nun Giner 5uriid uno oann
iit's cilt Wunocr."
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Sipon ouf ben Slid uno entI6uIbigtc
Ii6, baB or bic 8elbItiide au8gegeben
unb bic 3picbcln per5ebrt babe, Die
5rau fagte nur: SIS lit gut" uno
bonn fpru6 iie freunbli4 nit Dem
ainp, bus ni4t trinten nolIte. Der
Solbot 5og meter unb unb Gin tpeiBer
Sunb nit bdngenoen Sbren trp9
ptnfclnb auf Der 0orfItraBe. Ser
crtannte i'm. Gr elite auf i'm gu unb
fdnapptc nab tbm. Der Solout Iub
tur5 dliF ba8 Sbier, Der Sunb rob a6s
I9e1li6, er mubte trant fem. llnb oa.
er ni9t pom S6nuRpen laIfcn noltc,
trqf i'm Der Mdltn NIT Dem f1pctclt
MbIob bart auf ben &opf, unb Nun
lag er. obnc ii4 gu riibrcn, III Der
9fiibe.
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g~e6Guoe. UNI nit benz 8erpaltcr ipez
gen eincr 8ci6dfti9ung our 3eit Der
Srii6Iaat gu 1prcGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
oentlbs @-rreSppnsens, SatimDre, Do, sOnntas, Sen II. Nsdr, 1906.

oa6f / - muaBt erft n 8uab'n tins
MAIDEN, na6ber bait lei6tc S14 beim
Wabl. limb i6pn in Der 3DettNn ytd4t,
ba iino mir %aneindnb, Der Sefa tbr
8uab unb /!
Der G~rsd6lcnoe griff na4 Dem Srlts
qe rno trant glei4miit6ig, g}ur 0as
bGblide GGdeln INN ben M}unO pcrs
Itdrftc ii9, ais or ben 8irri4aum aus
benz S6nurrbdrt itri6.
Scr 8linDe mar aufge1tanoen. Sc
gen ben Gid 9ing er. 9}iemano adj
tetc ieiner.
81 t6un bait I re62i6affcn nit
cabin. 9d fdaen mir 3'3peit. Gr
S'unterit. grab mit'm 8ppf ouf Dan
Stein = liegen blei6t or BON Dem
SAT-. @art, 8riidberl, Jog / - nit
dnIdauq'n mc6r 1plIt Del W}aOt unb
ba ieb' / CABIN Die 9aum' bier in bic
gtu9'n unp Druf pam an3l9en mil
ben Sdra bat'r get6un - oann bin /
auf unb papon!
limb bic SoIefd? rief elmer.
Mit mir gangen 1873, ins Sirol
n'iibcr!
guierIIt Die Sefa bicnci6t nod!
lu6te Der lange SlDber, bic anbcren'
T6obcn, auf Die Qntport gcipannt, bic
SDpfe Dor.
Stud Der 8linbe that 70, Der Atntcr
benz Gib ocs Siasl stano. llno feline
SGnbc boben Ii4 pie in neugicrt9er
@rlpdrtung.
Der 6tasl lcgte ii9 3uriid, i6ob bic
SGnoe in Die SaI9en ieiner 2eocrboic
uno fang itatt Der &ntpprt:
11nb 6ot mi a 9irnol
G8iar liab mia gum Stcrb'n,
q buKerl's MIR anal,
Ra6ber mags peroer -
Sic Gebte Silbe ertrant in eirem
0oppelf8rci. Seiier uno 9eIenb ner
cine; Der anbere rD6elnb. 3Det 9dnz
be bicltcn plDBli9 bes SidSl 9ols urls
flammprt nit fiir9terli6em ctiernem
Druid. llmionit serrtcn Die Scinen bdz
ran unb riIIen iie blutig, llmipnit
"ipranqen bic anoeren, dl8 ite iiA BON
i6rcr GrItarrung 6cfrcit 9atten, hcr3u,
llnp nenn iie ben Mann Da nit Dem
geiFcrnoen berabbdngsnben llnttrfics
fer uno ben li6tloien @ugen aud niez
bcroeI6(aqcn - ben Q(tbem gdten itc
iencm nibt me6r, Der oa, o6nc ooB Die
@iIenttamlnern nm Ieinen Sdl8 fih To-
item, ~riidpdrts nieberidlug auf ben
Bpbcn.
Der 9ub i'm Mintcl idric laut Dor
Qngit. M2it neitaufgeri1nen Iu9cn,
portlos, bic 6Gnbe gegen Die Wdnb
gcIprei8t, itano Die S6antDirn. llno
Oh Der 8rfaqene lGngIt niGt mc6r itd
rcote, nod INNER umflamrerten lei
men gals bic Sdnoe bes 8linben.
Die SlDBer Itoben in bic 9untelfeit
6iuaus nab Silfe. Mud Iic tr&b 0ds
@rauen bintpeg, bdS BON bieter furfts
barren S3ene ausging. Grit nit Dem
Genbarmen, ben tie in Der RGFc &C.
t~rpffen, fcbrten cinige srriid.
9on ieinem toptcn Spfer rtnen lie
ben 8linpen auf. Der la4te, ais iic
ibm oas @prt MDrbcr auI6ricn. llnO.
Iein Baden flang f9refli4er ais bcS
Sias( 3pbesrG6eln porbin.
Damn fiibrtcn iic i'm iibcr bic
S9peIe.
Bon @tuuen urb S,lr6t geI6iittclt,
fict bic S6antoirn duf Die 9ant MIC
Der.
Nun fannie iie Die 8ei4i4te bcS
blinben Spielmanns.
limb feline &a6e -!
Amador ledger., 1906-06-15
Name Condolences,

An English paper is collecting name
condolences. At Cambridge universi-
ty are two Japanese students, NJ. Seda
and NJ. Wisugi pronounced whisky.
Their names are side by side on the
residence list. J. Hunter reports that
he was once asked to fill vacant vii
lage pulpit. The regular preacher bore
the name of Fox In Leeds Miss Orange
married Mr. Peel There is fear that
an offspring of this happy union will
hyphenate the two surnames Another
matrimonial case is quoted by a CORE
spondent from the published ''Diary of
John Epps, NJ. D." On page COS the
doctor notes: FEB. II. This morning
a patient consulted me named Ann
Devil. Finding she was single wom-
an, 1 suggested that some day she
might become Ann Angel, which made
her smile, though she was in great
pain" A note made later states, "The
curious thing is that she did marry a
Mr. Angel"