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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-16

Again the contest of the liquor vote in the recent election in Pulas- Ri county, which was to come to hearing in the county court before Judge Asher this morning, has been postponed. Judge J. F. Sel- lers of Morrilion, one of the attor- neys for the contestants, is presiding as special judge in the Wright will contest, and the liquor contest cannot go on without him, the hearing was postponed last Monday because he had been elected special judge, until today, but as he is still engaged in hearing the will case, the hearing has again been post poned until next Monday. There is some doubt of it being heard then, as several of the auto rneys have other engagements for that day, and unless they can make other arrangements the contest hearing will have to be postponed again.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-16

This is grand lodge week, and with the gathering of the delegates besides the meeting of the Al Amin temple of Shriners, the week will be big one for the Masonic frat ernity in the state. It is expected that there will be at least 5000 wis itors here to attend the different services.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-16

The second week of the Weldon E. Wright will contest began this mornip g in the circuit court. Special Judge J. F. Sellers presiding. The defense is now introducing it's tes- timony and fully two more days will be required to examine the eighty more witnesses which are to be placed upon the stand. The jury will receive the case for del.b- eration about Friday evening ac- cordirg to the present calculations of the attorneys.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
Garman and Lenahan in Scrap.

The announcement of John M.
Garman, Esq. as Bryan candidate
to the Democratic National Con-
vention has already resulted in
strong opposition by the Lenahan
faction and has practically reopen
ed the old fight of these two fac.
tions IN Luzerne county politics.
While Congressman Lenahap is not
an avowed candidate for the honor
of national delegate he is unaltera-
bly, opposed to he honor going to
his old time political antagonist and
as consequence the opposing fore
es are being lined up all over the
county. A conference of promi-
nent politicians representing the
Lenahan faction is said to have
been held at Wilkes Barre recently
when ex-District Attorney Peter
o. Boyle, Pittston, and H. w. ia
cobs, of Hazleton, were agreed
upon.
1t is said that as a running mate
with himself Mr.. Garman has de-
cided upon P. M. McAniff, who
was candidate tor District Attor.
ney three years ago.
Garman is an open and avowed
Bryanite and Lenahan and his fol-
lowers are in favor of any one but
the Nebraskan statesman.
1t has been suggested by men
prominent in the affairs of the Dem
ocratic party of that county that to
avoid a repetition of the fight be-
tween these two unrelenting politi-
cal warriors, which practically dis
rupted the organization, that both
be elected as national delegates.
Such movement would, 1t Is be-
lieved, avoid much bitter feeling
and in no wise reflect on their stand
In the councils of their party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
AT NIGHT IN PARIS SLUMo.
Narrowing Spectacle That Meets Ones
Gaze on all Sides.


AS it grows later the streets I'll;
women come out; the beggars come
home from the boulevards; from fur
ther away from the suburbs and
oGtsl;irts-come the little men who
have made a coup, emptied a pocket
or villa: La Doule" has finished
his oysters, and we begin our night
Journey. AS we turn into the Rue
Pirouette the lighted belfray of St.
Eustache gives the hour-midnight.
That street is dark. You can hardly
make out the figures that pass, men
or women. The air is heavy with
doors Of fish, or decaying vegetables;
underfoot the pavement is gluey
Win dead tnings; your boots crunch
on snail shells. At No. 5 there Is a
low archway; it leads to the Cour
Gu lleaume. cast court, surrounded
by a gallery set on pillars of wood.
FIVE centuries ago it was a sumptu-
Gus palace, this moldy building; then
court of Miracles" This night
1t is filled with empty hand carts,
with ladders, baskets, the refuse of
TIE marKets. Only against one wall
a half dozen old hags lie huddled,
sleeping away the hours until they
can find WORK at the markets Fur
thcr on, the Rue Pirouette is lighter.
Women stand in the doorways-the
eternal women of the under world.
They offer you the effrontery os their
eyes.
Tney wear no hats, these women
the glory OF each of them is her huge
casque Of hair, yellow. red or black,
built high on the head.
The little men" in the wine shops
look out as we pass, La Boule" and
l. They are drinking absin,ne, play
Ing cards, eating snails. Most OF them
are young; they are sallow and lean
an ! wicked 1t is in their horoscope
to die in jail or under the guillotine
or in wild brawl of knives. We
shall meet them yonder in the Angel
Gabriel in the Cave of the limo
cents and many anothed den tonight
and theJ are worth studying, these
bandits of Paris. From without the
Angel Gabriel" is as banal as any
other Of the dirty wine shops Of the
town. And indeed, unless one is an
Old Partisan, given to Summing
there is no way of telling the peace
flu tavern from the den of murder and
spoi!.-Everybody's Magazine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
Swim ming Under Water.

One of the games OF the Indian
boys at Haskell school, Lawrence.
Kan, is swimming under the water
On the shore stands a little naked
red man. Into his serious little mouth
is thrust handful of grass, then -
plunge, and away beneath the sur
face. AS he swims he blows lightly
through the grass, causing bubbles
to rise upon the surface, and by these
his companions trace him and he
who goes the longest distance is
privileged to strike with wet cloth
the boy who goes the shortest.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

India's tiger bird. jso-called because
he is the one thing the royal beast
fears, is no longer than the sparrow.
Yet so bold and combative is he that
if the great cat is surprised by a
sufficient number of the little crea-
lures far from the protecting shelter
of the jungle it will go hard with
him. When alone the bird will make
no attack. Supported by flock Of
friends. however, often numbering
several thousands, the bird will seek
out his hereditary foe and give bat
tie.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

There are some women who SCENT
be perehnially youthful. The growf
daughters are companions as well a.
children, and the color in the mother
cheeks, the brightness in her eyes, the
rGundness Of her form, all speak OF
abohnding health. What is her secret?
She is at the mid die age of life when so
many women are worn, wasted and
faded, and yet time has only ripened
her charms. The secret of this ma.
tronly health and beauty may be told
in the brief phrase, DIR. Pierce's Fayo-
rite Prescription. The general health
of woman is so intimately related to the
local health of the delicate womanly
organs, that where these are diseased,
the whole body must suffer "Favorite
Prescription" dries the debilitating
drains, heals liberation and inflamma-
ton, cures female weakness and i'm
parts to the delicate female organs
natural vigor and vitality. Women
who have lost their health and their
beauty have been made "robust ana
rosy checked by the use of this mar
velous medicine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
A Great Benefactor.

If people OF other countries were
asked the name Of the Englishman
whom they hold in greatest respect
that of Lord Lister would rise spon-
taneously to their lips. This, at least,
is literally true, that no man alive
has by a single discovery conferred
upon the whole of mankind great
er boon than did the surgeon who
discovered the antiseptic treatment OF
wounds.-Yondon Telegraph.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
EGG Shells as Gas Mantles.

A German patent covers the en-
plOyment of egg shells as gas man.
ties. The two ends of the she'l
having been removed, 1t is to be sup
ported by gas burner, so that 1t may
be heated to incandescence from the
inside. Eggs are getting scarcer;
and this may throw little light on
the subject.-London Globe.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
Lawsons Unique Collection.

In one room in his home Thomas
Lawson of Boston, has l72 images of
elephants. from one inch high, carv'
ed from ivory. to old dusky brass
models three feet high. Mr.. Lawson
;aEes great satisfaction in exhibiting
them to his visitors.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

DO THE RIGHT THING if you have
Nasal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm
at once. Don't touch the catarrh pow
ders and snuffs, for they contain CO.
coaine. Ely's Cream Balm releases the
secretions that infiame the nasal pass
ages and the throat. whereas medi-
cines made with mercury merely dry
up the secretions and leave you no
better than you were. In word, Ely's
Cream talm is real remedy. not a de-
lusion. All druggists, 50 cents, or mail
ed by Ely brothers, SO Warren Street,
New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
An Alarm Clock for Light or Sound
Sleepecs.

Many ultra sound sIeerers, alter
using the common, continuous
alarm click a short time, have
found that the alarm awakens them
momentarily only, and they again
lapse into slumber. the alarm hav-
ing failed insits purpose.
Recently famous inventor pat
ented an alarm clock which he calls
THE RoTAToR. The alarm bell in
tnis clock rings for about a quarter
of a minute and is silent a similar
period, alternating thus for about
twelve minutes. but is fitted with
manual "shut-off," by means Of
which the alarm may be discon.
tinued at will. The alarm adjust
ment is practically perfect and the
alarm may be relied upon to go
off, at the time set. Alarm bell is
contained entirely within the case,
which is Of seamless drawn brass,
nickled and highly polished. Tie
/HilaaeLohia Press offers one Of the
clocks, which, by the way, retails
for S2.5 and the Daily edition of
Tie Press one year, both sent to
your home without further expense
to you for 0HL Four Dollars. Order
at once, as the offer may be with.
drawn at any time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

Mrs. Muggins--"What tapering fin
gers your husband has" Mrs. Bnggins,
-"Of course. He's ock broker"
Mrs. Muggins-'What has that got to
do with it?" Mrs. Buggins-"I sup
pose they get that way from handling
the tape 81. .much."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

.,othing reveals a mans character
more fully than the spirit In which
he bears his limitations.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

brane resulting from Cstarrh and drives
away aCold in the Head quickly. Restoie'
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full siss
So cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liqwa
Cream Balm for use In atomizers 70 cts
Ely Brothers, 58 Warren Street, New YORK.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATAR RH
Ti..y A. -
Ely'S Craam Balm

Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-03-19

How to live In health and hannjnass 10
the general theme OF DR.. Pierce's Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser. This great
work on medicine and hygiene contain
Ing over 1000 pages and more than zoo
Illustrations, Is sent free on receipt of
stamps to pay expense Of mailing Onlv.
Send 81 one-cent stamps for the cloth
pound volume, or only 81 stamps for the
book In paper covers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
@Iiif i'm ltnaIIf.

Nep+ gorf 2. 3onlar. -
&crrp Smith ~Itiir3tc bcltc pom ser
SIodmeu 3 35Ion6 Bride, ollf mel.
der cr ais arbeiter bcifGitiqt mar.
$50 SUB bod hcrob IN Sen GoIt-
Hiocr, errcidIte icOof 6o5 llicr ourd,
Shmimmen un0 crIitt ourd Sen
StlrI meIhcr inter QemohuIidcn
llmitdnocn tootIidc 6oIQcn Qcbabt
boben miiBtc. fcincu crnitcrcn Sto.
Ben. SIN Sale iticb cr nit 0cmr
aopic qc9cr cine BON Der Bride fer.
abb0ngenoc &ctte an, noOurdl cr cine
idmcr5baite @opflprroc oopon trltg.
gr iibcrihIllg lid in Ser 2uit un0
troi bos @oIier nit Sen 6iiben naf)
untcn. S6ttr cr oniicIbc IN irgcnO
elmer onhcrcn @ctie gctroiicu, 10
lpiiroe i'm sic GrifiittcrrnQ olli Der
SteQc gctoOtet bobcn. Seine 2Irbcits-
g6noiicn ouf ser Bride nnren cr-
itnlrnt, oIS lie iaben, ooB cr iofort olli
boS llfcr SIT ihluomn. @r purbe III
Elm Soipital gebrnd)t, no man icincr
aopiputoc ei1ren %crbnlo nulcote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
G%anaoa's nemes Giniunnocrnngs.
WcicB.

Nem 9orf, ,. Saniar. - Sn
Solge 0ca neller Gilnan0erung%.8e-
lebcs bon Canada, pelheS geitern IN
9raftgetreten lit bat G%ommiii0r
Watd)orn bon ellis Sslnno cine Der.
oronung erlaiien, Die iiir Ginlpanoe-
rcr. melte bier eintrcffen mo nad
Canada peitet reiicn pouen, pom
qrobter @iftigfeit lit. Die 8erorO.
lltng lalitet. oaB ane GinDanoerer,
oercn Scitimntungsort Canada lit,
h%etinirt iperoen lollen. menn tie nIdlt
ecn nellcll eanaoiifer g%iumurloe'
rings 8elesc cntipred)e,b 5lilGBlid,
5i ibrcr Snlanb : transportation
bis gum 10. 6ebrunr $50 I'M Veiise
boben uno pom 10. Sebrunr bis gum
Ipril 6uidblid) 81 ibrer Snlalo-
Transportation $50. Sber nber lie
miiiien noflpei'en ionnen, oub lie III
Can1ca Irbeit erhalten coer fur nc
IN cnoerer @eiie geiorat miro.
lie 8erorbnng bes Gommiiiors
baiirt auf Ser I%nnnblre, DAP gil-
rallDerer, Die benz tataoiiher Geiate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Wprb poer Sclbitmpro?

Ncm 0ort :. Sonllar. -
MarUliS s. Casper, 50 Sabre alt,
ein S~beebanoler un0 iriibereS Oiit,
9lieo Der Yro0uftenborie, mlroe
bellte iriib c~nticeIt uno nit Ourd).
ifoiiencm aopie I'M SdIoi5inmer,
i'm 5lueiten Stodlucrf leincr @obnlnta
an Der @eit.53. StroBc, aui0ciumOcn.
Gin H%cpoIuer, 0ciien cine aammlcr
ab8eldoiien NOR, lag ulli oem Sooen,
ilro Die llmItGnoe iino ocrnrt, oub Der
Coroner cine nabere llnteriudung
ongeor0net bat, nm Die 6roge 81 eut.
ibeioen, oh gtor0 oocr Selbltmoro
porliegt. Sopeit man meib, iuaren
sur 3eit allber benz lo0tcn MIR 0eiien
Srou mo 5rpei 0%icnitboten I'M 0uuie.
Gic cinjigcn Motipc, nelhc Casper
sum S%elbitmoro baben fonnte, lporcn
ietn bObeS 9llter mo forpcrIid)c 4c.
brcdelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

nid)t entfpred)en, an Der 8ren5e 5ll-
riidgelpieien perocn uno Damn epen.
tlieIl einem @emcinmcien 3ur Gait
follen biiriteu. Ie5boIb iolcn iie aiIf
GuiS SSlnno Oetinirt merocn, bis
ibneH uon ibrcn 8ertuanoten in ga.
uaOa ole n0tbigen MitteI 3ur Der.
fiiguug geitcIIt ncrOen. Benn lie sort
feline VertDanoten buben, Die ibnen
ourhbeIIen, ODER in Canada feline be-
itimmte Nrbeit IN Ill5liht BADEN, 10
f0nnen lte ser Deportation QcpGrtiG
lein, Iuenn lid ibrer bier Niemano
onnebmcn iolltc, ooer lie niht oltrd)
COS fornoie Snfornlotions = @ltrealt
llntcrgebraht mer0en. Git gcnug
fonmen ollf ellis Sslano ocltidc
6anilien al, Die lid in boS I%Snnere
Ganaoa's begeben mollelt, bod limo
ibnen Die Mittcl a~ltsgegunger. Tann
miro an sic &erpanotet in Canada
tclegropbirt, lie iollcn Die transport
Soften cinifiden, mas gen0bnlif
aud gcifliebt. Sebt meroen Die Ser
lpot1oteu ouBer Den 5runsporttoiten
nod oie oben c%rlpdbnten Summcn
einid)iden mliiliell, iuenn lie Die Mct.
tcrbeiorOerung ibrer Angeborigen be-
lucrfitelligcn mollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Sic GHmpagnc gcacn ii6crmGfigc
Wict6Spreiic.

Rem Dorf, ,. Somlor. - Mic
bcltte ongefijnoiat miro, mcrocn I'M
Safe Ser Grmittirung ser itrifenoen
Nictbslettc ser Gillette feline 1llbrs
leltte 5ltr Gnticrnunq ser SuuSbolts.
Standardization oerieIben 81 BADEN
icin. Gin 3mci8 Der &creinigtcn
6ubrnanns . Union bat bercit5 be.
id)loiien, ole AuitrG9e in &crbinorng
nit @rmittirungcn obyulebnen, uno
Bic iibri9en mcrOen, mic cS beibt, Dem
9ciipicl ioIgen. Die ,Nnti Niab
Hcnt league" bcbouptet, i'm @nn5cn
Die 9~cmobner bon iibcr 1000 Gene
mCntbduiCrn orgoniiirt un0 Rcouf-
tioncn fir $50 6amilicn crlongt 5lt
bd6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Toppclmuro uno Sclbitmpro.

ain9itot &..9, >, Snnuor. -
Srping Batter, ieine Satin ul0 icir
pieridbriger Sobn puroen lettc
Nad)t in ibrer @obnung 5u 2ieb.
barbt, 90 MeiIen iiioIit bon bier. ais
2eidlen in Bette scimoen. Gbrt
aeblcn paren blirdidnitten. Man
rermntbet. Oab 8afer icine Satin
lno oas Sinh mo Dam iid) ieIblt
taotete. Gr ioa itorf pcriGuloet
uno iberoies ciicriiidtig aili Die
Jrou geipcien ieiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Grplpiiun nnb yc6ensucrlnit.

u d. itr +, N..D., 2. Sanuor.
Gas 8ebduoe Der nHoheitcr Sire
8orfs 60" lpiiroe bette burd) cine
@rploiion 5erihmettert. Gable Grnit,
eit iittges Ndbhcn, blieb oiti ser
Stelle toot, nno Srou Gillian O'Goit.
nor, melfe crit fiir5lid) gebeiratbet
bate, erlitt Scrleeungeli. ipeldbeu lie
binnen alir5cn I'M Soipital erlag.
Mop Gaaiean lit idmer oerbronnt.
miro ieooh geneien. Gle Grploiion
briidte Die Seitenmauer oe5 8ebGu.
oes nad auBen, 10 bab oas Iad) cin.
%itilr5te. Gie genunten Der Gompagnie
iuelaern lid, Sen Soriall 5u beipre.
d,en, lun0 Die llriad)e lit nidlt befantt.
Gie Gonrpagrie e%riitirt ieit 1886.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
YulniidDcr GrSteit.
8cgcn oaS oor8clhlageic 9iinoniB
5piIhen Den Der. Staotcn uno
Ielttid)lano.

Gbicngo, =. Snnllar. allf
cinem Sanfett onldbIid) Der ginmei-
blr1g Scr neuen Shulholle Der bieii-
gen polnild) fotboIiifen ct. Stanis.
ldllo g.. Weneinoe biclt Der S~ecllorger
Neu. 6rnncis 8orOon cine Iniprnd)e.
III meld)er er gegen oas pom Mus.
to!lid) : Eroieiior Sohn ". 9ltracb
BON Der bieligen 8ermaniIden 8eleQs
dat be%iiiriuortetc 9iinouiB jpiifcn
bcn Ser, Stuaten lno 0eutId)ldno
entlhieoen Giniprllf erbob. Gle
Wortc oeS Secllurgers mllroen Don
Den anpeielben Folniidl . aunerita.
ncrr init 9egeilterinng oitfgeiiommen.
Gatcr @oroon iagte: Die Ser. Stan.
ten nlilllen nicmols nit Ieutlflano
Gin 9iinbniB id)liebel1. 10 lange bic
oelttld)c Hcgierung nift nit reincn
Sonoen, Irei bon blutiger politiid,er
Gerfolgung, fonlnlt. Sie pon Der
oGitit)en Heaierung perilbten @eipalt.
tbatcu bel ibren nusloien TerIud,en,
Gle polniid)c Seu0lfcrultg jill gerlna.
r%iliren, uerbieten sur 3eit cine iold]e
lntbciliae aQiolj. Sogor Die polni.
ld)cn ainbcr merocn III loldpem Mobc
perfolgt, onb nlan &aiier @ilbelm
Dem Serooes ifntad)pplen 8coenfens
SIR Seite ltelleu fountc."
Fater @nrbnn iii nproomerifoni.
ldler f~rcriuji1I pes Reiurrettiiteit.
Cr5ens nso faltor Der st 3tonts.
Iau5- Semeinoe, Der grobten rclntit.
tatbpliihen @en1einoe in Den Ser.
Staaten. Muh lit er 9erensoeber
Der polniihe gGailp Ierps."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Snspcniiun elmer @nnf in Colorado.

&odp 6orb Col, >, Somtar.
- Gic State @onf Of Hodp 6or0"
idIob bclltc nod cincnl Sturmlollf
ibrcr Tepoiitoren sic lbiircn. Sic
9alt ais cine Der 5ltuerI0iiigitcn Nll.
itaItcn Oc8 ArfanioS (boIe2, mo
man lit iibcr5eu1t, DAB tic binncn ne
ni9en Enaen Die 3abIlunB micOcr oui'
ncbmen miro. Sbr Fr6iiocnt lit 5.
6. @oobing utb ibr Gicc.FrGiiocut
StnatSlcnator Smirf. Shrc Aftipn
lperocn auf iibcr $525,OO0 acitGet
ibrcEniiiun aui ctmoS iibcr 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Srci llnhOlbc sitr Gc6cuidDnft &c
5ngCn.

&odcI It cr, N.,g., >. Sonuor. -
Rapmon6 9ir6, Gincr 6orlep nm
artbur 2ucc, 6rci jinae MGnncr. be.
iiuOcn lid, bier umtcr ser gnfln9c in
Salt, Ocn 3 -idbriacu Gnrrucr &o6n
@rlttor am Icttcn Monto9 2Iben0 III
Iciner @ohnitng nohc Ghurhpiae ouf
brittnIe @ciie toOtocihInRcn st ia,
zen. @ic @rutor'8 NdCrfncht CT
5abIt, brongcn sic Nngeflugtcn be
trunfcr in bos Salts Elm uuo bcgons
uelL NaeS f,tr5 uro fIein SIT ihInQeu
gls iih Der @iqentbiimer cinmiittc,
Itredten iic i'm III @oocn uno idlll.
gen mo trotcn aIf Jpn los, bis CT
cine 2eihe mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Sablc Scbnnolnns,

Ginbreher peritedte it'd im aiib!-
roltm zines 2aoens, nm Der Ser
boitung 5u entgeben uno m0re
oorill bcinabc crfrorell.
Nelu Oorf, :. Sonlorg. Gin
Ginbred]er, Der nit eirtem @ctoIIcr
IN ben SIeiiherlooen Der 8cbrii0er
alinger, Nr. so, :. I%eenue, einge,
%orltngcn mar, n6rc geitern friib bel.
n0he in Dem &iiblruum 0eS Suoen3
erfrorcl!, ii, mcld)em er lid 5lt Der
bergen geild)t botte. SoIepb Slim
ger, zines Der WttglieOer Der Sirn1u,
bate am SplpeItcr 2 IbenO einige
9cilld)e gcn1ntt, unO ais er 81 iriibcr
Wo~rgcnItunOc nod Saulc 5urildfcbr-
tc, ging TT an Dem Saoen porbei unt
not5uicbem Oh bort IQeS III Sr0s
ltltllg iei. NI9 er an Die Soroertbiire
fam, funo er, BOB cine Der 8loS-
IdJeiben 5crbrphen tuur. Goritd)tlg
llt0tc or IN ocn Suben, ut0 bel oent
matten Shcinc elmer fleinen Gas.
ilamme, meId)c Die gauge Noft inn
Sa0en 81 bremen pfleate, lab or
5lpei MGnncr, Die lid IN Dem &aoeu
5u iduifen mahtcn. Sr, Slinger tcz
lepbonirte an ole Yoli5ei, uno Sc
D%eimpoli5iIt Subn POM Souptqllor.
tier pur0c an Srt unO Steue &C.
Id,tdt.
2Us &ohl .MNbo 5r. alinqe,r IN bcn
2uOen trotcn, Ioben lie 5ltcrIt feline
Spllr Der Ginbred)er. einer oerlel-
ben plroc ober bulo binter einigen
SGIiern pcritcdt gefunoen uno Der
boftet. Gr CAB an Soiepb 9iond)int
81 beiBen unb in Nr. 81, Dit Is.
StroBe, 5u pobnen. Sein 8enoIie
mar ~nirgenbs 81 finoen. Grit ols Der
Goliaiit Die Sbiirc oeS aiiblroumeS
oifnete nno bineinleubtete, entoedte
er cincn nnideineno belpubtloIcn
Wonn IN elmer Gfc liegcnb.
Ger Wom lui,roc nod Dem Belle
pilc = Soipitnl gebrndt ltn6 crbolte
lid BORT bnlo 9cniigeno, I'M a1gebcn
81 fonnen, Dob lein Same Soieph
Tolep lei unO cr in Nr. 800, Slt.25.
Strobc, ipobne. @r ipor bon benz
NmmoniofanS, oas Oer aiiblrobrcn
entItromtc, bctGllbt lporocn lino mare
iuohrldeil1lid crfrorel, luGbrc or
llift nod reht5citig entoedt moroen.
Solcp, melt)cr nllr II Sabre alt lit,
ltno lcin 19.i0briger 8ennile lpltr6cn
ltnter Der Infloge bes Glnbrltd,s felt
gelto1nmell. Cine ltnteriid)llng er=
CAB, odb Die beioen 9lriden nidtS
crbelltet botten.
9ianhini ml,roe I'M 2ouie ocsSor.
mittogS Hid)ter Cornell im Combs.
Eoli5eigcriht porgefiibrt uno bis
inter $1,000 9%iirgifait &c.
itelt. Solep, meld)cr lid nod int
0elleunc 3 So'pitol inter 1r5tlid)cr
Gebanolung befinoet, miro, iuenr CT
lid, bis 0ulin erbolt bat, ant Sreitoq
cbenfollo Dem 8erid)t poraeiiibrt
lueroen.