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New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
NOTES OF THE MINES.

TIE ~e--sgra Mining and Dredging Company
80 >-o so v-sIG street. were advised by cable on
se,ter7ber I thar their gold dredge now under
construction az Quibdo. Colombia. had been sue
cess~u-Iv launched. All Of the materials ana ma
c4i-z-r eo- this d-e5ge were fabricated in The
Tinted States and shipped from New YORK 10
Ca-tagena anG thence 10 QuibdO- The boiler en-
zines and machinery ara now being rapidly n
stalled r- skilled mechanics under the dlreclloIi
of an expe-fenced constructing engineer and u IS
.r-ac-as thar The drsdEe viii be completed, ready
fo- work by November l. This dreoge VIII Oe
me latest and most improved type Of gold drecge'
and uvas designed and Is being built under con-
tract bv the New York Engineering Company.
The Cerrigne Company owns, in fee. large area
g,to 8 g0a 5vs7 2aof t5irty above oibdo and ne
gold deposits are regarded as tiis 80 coT5na1v
South America The property or lhe III ba
is not however. open TO prospectors, aho W. 80 -
developed entirely by the use OF MODERN soiu
ore1ges
The contract made by the Tri-Bullion Sn1eItlns
and Develorr7err Company with the National
Zinc coroa7v for 1000 tons Of high grade zlnc
ores has been nIled together with from goo 10 9oV
IONS ~ hfp, grade carbonate zinc ores. Ship
-ae7-s 10 ripo grade lead concentrates, aVerag-
ing from & % SO per cent lead and running as
high as 30 ounces Of silver, have a-so peer Ii.e
the zinc crude ores averaging 81 per -
z-hsfs-Si- -re low price Of Epelter al the pres
ezt tine the Tri-Bullion Company has oeen aOie
to make Z good profit on these shlptnehIs-
N Ninzeshefner has returned from Butte
Mort 70 New York He reports that al me ne"
machinery OF the Butte and New York company
has beer installed. and that the new electric
Dur7ns s-e IN rlace Sinking of the shaft, which
Is down 500 feet viii be resumed AZ once IN an
sdlonine nine opened up al the lVOO-foot leNeI
copper with copper glance showing 81 per cent
copper
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
ROY sTABs ANOTHER WITH SCISSORS.
Lad Who Defended Younger Brother May Die
from His Wounds

Vincent Gazztno fifteen years old, OF No 90
Stanton street was locked up in the East ot street
-, s.av,=z,- morning accused Of s-abbing and
--,ra--z- fatally infuri1g Tony Alfredo. Of No 52i
r-f-vs-;e street with pair Of scissors tSazzlno
fought with Frank Alfredo. Younger brother OF
ne injured boy. Tony lrte-fered 10 save him he
struck Gazzuo III the month. knocking him down
Cazztro went home and returned win the scis-
-. -ra -v-o bovs then fought again. and n the
-na7za Tony was stabbed once IN The stomach and
o1ce in The chest. lie staggered 10 The sidewalk
and Pa-rolnan Ifeu-re arrested Vincent Mo frank
n acknowledged his guilt The st25o-1g caused
-azch excitement in the neighborhood OF Second
aren1e and Houston street and II vas necessary
- cz-l --- the reserves.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
anlv NAME RALLY IN BROOKLYN.

IRE Holy Name societies Of Brooklyn. thiTty-fve
thousand strong. mace their annual demonstration
=r-s=-S- nrafsrf-r YESTERDAY. At each Catholic
--,,-c57 +Fe society members gathered. and with
Other men Of TIE congregation marched 70 central
churches. where prominent clergymen spoke Fol
lowing the addresses the meetings adjourned after
-ha Be1ediction Of the Blessed Sacrament ana
rhe singing Of -1a -'Te Deun.' All the meetings
--z-a ra d q o'clock There were fourteen rally
81, ,,-.--s,as in P-ookIvr Similar services were
held II Queens.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions for
r-bs tribune received at their Uptown
OeHrs No 1854 Broadway. between Both
ard 3Tth sts Until o'clock ? n Ad-
,-srrtsarleuts received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until
o'cIock p m viz: 264 sth ave. 5. e.
cor 23d St: I53 9th ave. cor. 12th st f04
7tr ara str avas 26s West 125th st. 1898
A ave 1928 Sd ave. near 6lst st. l50S
Isl ave near S0th st i57 East 18th St
American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
RAILROADS.
NEW JEsSEY CENTRAl

--------------~-------------~
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TWO-HOUE TRAIN TO PH1LADEL4P a1A
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- " Sd ST.
-6.50. T.50. so. 80. $50, 900 I'D.
&-5O. $50. $50. $50. $50. l5o P n
sundays, go. $50. $50. 1870. 1l5o a. La-s
$50, 1-50 , 50, $50. 40 $50. o-0o- 7-0"-
". LTBERTY ST.. 30. $50. 100 500.
$50. 800. 1000. 110e. 1i.3O a m, 10
noon. LOO. $50. 2-c0. LOO. 4CO. 40. 5-J1
600. 200. 500. 900 2. II. I215 uiGnlsnS-
Sundays / 80. 500 eco. 10 90 ILO0 q IL
u. % moan. Loo. eco. 500. 400 0-uO. o-OO.
FOR BALTIMORE AND q EAS2IcSGLON-
LV. " 23d ST 80. $50. II-5O a H.
I50 $50. $50. $50 p N daily Lv LIZ
ERTY ST--I3O SEQ 1000 q m = %
noon. . 90. 400. 600. 100 p ID. daily
FOR LAkEWO OOD AND L-AkE,EtU c EtsT-
Lv. ". 23d ST $50 a. IA I25O 5aI5-
only). 40 g. %. 40 ?. m Sunday9 6-3O-
400. 90 a m G-C0 Sats- only). 80.
8 40 500 ? n sundays. 100. HOO q L.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv " I'd
ST---S.5O a m. t12-50 Sats- onlyl- 3 -
?. m sundays. $50 a n. 20 ? n LV-
LIBERTY ST 300 a n Geo SatS-
Cnlyl. 8 20 P II sundays. l4OO a n
2-30 p m
VIA ALL RAH-LOng Branch. Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove Sc Lv " 23t ST
I'D 32O 430 (5-O5 except Sals.l. s. %.
8 20. Il - ?. IL sundays. S-05 a m. 400
$ % D N Lv. LIBERTY ST---4OG $50
Il. 80 a m 1240- 10 sats- oE-y}, lsOs
30 445 5.I5 except Sats-}- $50 $50
2 n. u Of midnight Sundays. go 30
a m. 400. $50 2.
SANDY HOOK RoCTE--For Atlantis
Highlands. sea Bright Monmouth Beach
Long Branch. AsoUry Park. Ocean Grows
SC. Lv. Pier 81. y R, Foot " 43d 81 -
10 % m. 1880 10. 10. = - 2 n
Sundays, $50 a. m. LOO. 2 IS p m Lsavs
Pier 10. y R.. Foot cedar st. 10. % a. n.
90. 8 -. 4 -. $40 D. IT, sundays. 1000
a. m. 40. :. 10 p n.
Time tables may be obtained ar follow
ins Offices Liberty St " 23d St Tel
Chelsea $40 Piers 10 and 81. y R
Astor House. 2+5 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway
Is2 225 PSI Fifth Av-. 3Tps Third Av-. III
West 18TH s.. 245 Columbus Av-- New
York. Court 5t- S43. 344 Fulc0n St 47S
NOstrand Av. Brooklyn. $50 Broadway
WILLIAMSBURG New York Transfer Co catL4
for and checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
STORAGE NOTICES.
Per line. ne............-., -.,...--.---I0 cts.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co.
I'll and 218 East Tooth st.

New York Sept. IS. 1908.
Notice TO p. J. CuTley, Chas William
Mrs. H: Singleton. J. Taphouse. J. Fitz-
sims, r. Corcorn, Mrs. B. Norman P
Walsh. G Kelley. NJ O'NsiI. ]. Yoest,
Ellen Barrett, Mrs. Weiner. VIM. Hurley,
Kate Kelly, Vim. Muller. Erhart Hinnie.
Mrs Julia Mooney. A Sanford, Miss Utiey.
D. W. Brown, J. ". Minkler. h \. Smith.
z. G. Angel. Louise MizeIl G w Do
herty. X Donley. ]. Wagner z. A. Clark
s. Feinstein, Mary Christmas Ellen Gar
r1son. NJ. Thomas NJ Jackson, DR. Hall
wood and L HadIey. You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the storage being
due and the time for payment OF our lien
therefor having been given you, We will
cause such property, to wit household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by you or IN your name in Harlem
Storage Warehouse Co warehouses 20 be
sold at public auction according 10 the.
statute in such CAGES made and provided
at our warehouses. 21i and 2is East Tooth
St. New York City, on Thursday October
ID 1905 n 1890 a m, and II the sale
thereof is not completed on the said date
the sals will be continued ar the same
place on each and every Thursday there
after beginning az 1o:s0 a. n. until the
sale is completed
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
". c. GILBERT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
BALTIMORE & CEI0 r. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every other hcu- on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Starior-
Washington. with al Lines South
Leave New York Daily 23d St Lib'y St
WASHINGTON. 81 pers. 1I-5O pm 150 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. : so am SOC ar1
WASHINGTON Diner. 8 90 am 10 90 am
Diner. II 50 aru u Go an
WASHINGTON. BUFFET. lS0 PA 2O6 pm
(Parlor car y. Y to Richmond. Va
ROYAL LTD. Diner. S-50 pm 400 PM
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 pm 6.e0 prn
WASHINGTON. Buffet. ESQ pm 90 pR
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
CHICAGO. PTTTSRCRG. 80 am 5 90 an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS II 80 an II 90 m
PITTSBCRG. GLEN Ell .. $50 pm 4O0 Pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED. g. 20 pm 2 co pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LDJTISN-s Ii-s0 pm 1-S0 aTn
GIN ST LOUIS, ,LOJISV.. SO am 10 90 an
GIN. LOCIS. .LCCISV-. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices; 245. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich ST, % sta Av.. 39I
Grand St. y. Y, 343 Fulton St. Bro0klyls
West 23d 81. and Liberty 81
After D. m Sleeping Car Observations
and fun information regarding trains. ETC.
can be obtained az Bureau % Information
3 3 o. R r.. 23d 81 Terminal PhCcs
Number 3l+4 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

The Tribune received at theis uptown
Once No 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and s7th Sta, until o'clock .. m. Ad-
Verriseu1ents recsiyed at the following
branch Offices at regular office rates until s
o'clock p. m Wig: 2sA sth ave, g e.
cor. 2ad ST. 1873 9Th ave-. cor. i2th St: io&
East lth aE.; 2t7 Vest f2d ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
School Agencies.
BUSINESS CHANGER

BONANZA Canadian gold mine; indisput-
able evidence IL will pay big dividends
on 81, 900. 600; price recently was SI25, 600;
panic price now for controlling interest
5000. Parsons. IL ST. Charles Place,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

WFDDTNGS and social functions. enter
talners. We are IN touch with the best
authors. coon song singers. razttrne plano
plavers qnt coIored musicians In New
York. furnished on snort notice Broadway
F,mpIovnlent Bureau. S3S Broadway Tel
Saps- E~aukIfr
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
Per line ----------------.....16 cts.

! Ter nne. ....,-.-.-.. 10 CLS-
BY VIRTUE Of the foreclosure Of a chat
tel mortgage, Bernhard Raheacn 10
Samuel Marin, dated January 81, 1909 as
signed September % 1908. to Harry Klein,
l. Bernstein, Auctinneer. wifi sell to-day at
ESQ m. at Nos 1sS and 100 % ave.
Manhattan. dining room tables, chairs, Ice
box, gas, electric chandeliers, range safe
cooking utensils, crockery table linen.
glassware, and all the goods and chattels
now contained in the restaurant at the
above address. Also ali the right title
and interest in and to the lease for the
store of said restaurant at Nos. iss and
iS0 2d ave, Manhattan. BY order OF At
toEney for Mortgages.
MORTGA AGE 5ALE.-By virtue OF several
chattel mortgages. Jacob Gensler. Auc-
tioneer. will sell to-day AZ o'clock, at
No 40f East 23d st. Borough of Manhat-
tan fixtures Of saloons formerly at Nos
I22 Cherry ~. and 83 East Houston St.
Manhattan. by order Of attorney for mort
Easee.
NOTICE Il win sell under foreclosure Of
chettei mortgage John Conaty TO Howard
e. chlds. on September 2s, 1905. az
o'clock p m. at No. / State ST., Brooklyn,
certain ehattels and fixtures covered by
said mortgage by order OF mortgage. /
Bernstein. Aucticneer-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions car
T-h.- T'rloune received ar their Uptown
once No. 1854 Broadway. between 36rh
arG 77th SITS. Until . clock 2. m Ad-
vgrrtssulsnts received az che following
branch Offices az reguia- cfsee rates untll 3
clock q m. viz; 164 sun ave-. s. e.
cor I'D 81 t53 6th ave cor. l2th So i04
East 14th ST % West 431 ST.. 8eCSs cen
9Th and S-h avss. 263 Wesg i25rh ST 1035
81 ave ld26 81 ava net- disr 50 tI0S
lst ave near soIh st Isl East l25th
T56 fremont ave. $50 So ave and any
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
ARCHDIOCESE BUYS THE PILOT"

Boston. Sept 27.-"The Pilot" the famous Irish
organ. of which John Boyle O'Reilly was editor for
many years. has been purchased by the Catholic
Archdiocese of Boston
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
TYPE WRITER'S.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st catE-
foRae free; ali rnakas taken part pay
nent; bargains in Undsrwoods. Remips-
Laus OAusrs. sSaitkA-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

New York-New Orleans
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COAST.
Southern Pacific
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
LOsT-pANEBooKs-

LOST -Bankbook No 9s4 e5l, Bank for
Savings. ESQ 4th ave- New York. Pay
fnsnt stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST -Eankbook no. esb BE. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave New York. Paw
naent stopped Please F.turn book TO bank
LOST-Bankbook Nc s4S le9. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York. Psy-
rnent stopped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


Single Insertions cents per lns. SIX
teen words seven times consecuuyeiy. 81
which entities advertiser 10 nave Ioeias -
entered for period OF Z, r1as,rsS,. r0os Rooms
The TribuDe's Directory OK Oss1a9A~ tNo
Write for circular
Fun information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge a. INC Cpl S,s.
orsee Of The Neu-York Tribune. lsc4
broadway. between Beth and 9th stz
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr:-HoTEL
VAN BUREN. NO i5S = SSTH xaIs 81
BET. BIRD AND L41s4N5rp ~ SNys4EH!T II H!T
FEPMANENT. 100 ROOMS. 40 PRIVATE
BATHS. SHOWER BATH. HOT AND
~ IS1-iE -FPa0NF IN EVERY ROOM OTIS
EIi-EVAToR- ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN.
6oC. AND UP.
AT 3 UNIVERSITY PLACE
oupnsite Washington Square, Handsomely
furnished rooms gentlemen
* VEST ssTs eT.-HandsomeIy furnished
second foOr: en- suite or separately. Two
rTsvate baths: excellent table. teiepnohs.
married couples or party or oscnei"'s' "''iEf
rooms, ali with running water
ezTH eT- 100 wEsT-Large rront well
Furnished room. private house teIepnohs'
a ir,nrnvernents. reasonable, one nlsnt-
seTE5 ST 1o4 WEST Large rooms. with
dressing room, newly fuTnlEhsai ruh+aLis
vysfer- feisphone. $3.50 weekly.
cor, CT rs WEST -HanGsorle outside
room, private family. young business
iadv. references Paget-
lvsT9 ST 4Ie WEST. fnf-
nished. outside, sunny suites Toorns, sis
vator. eiecfrfc!ty. telephone board II enl!o-
ing Tucker.
s7s WEST END AVE. tcor. SD st -
Large room bath: closets electric ilEnt
uzrquer floor. furnished: unturn1snso' Pii-
vate house
WAVFRLEY PLACE, IIe.-Niesly sur-
ntshsd roous part or lats Use oA
k.Ss~xn- E1s@n@~
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
Proposals..

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. U. s. ARMY
" 90 Whitehall street. New York City ". Y Septem-
ber Is Isos-Sealed proposals. in duplicate for furnish
delivering subsistence stores in this
times may be required by the Z s Government,
before November so. 1915, in accordance with the
specifications and conditions forth
war Department ONCE Of Comnissary General
March 1905, will received
until o'clock NJ, October 3, 1908 Information
furnished o application Envelopes containing bids
should be marked Proposals for Subsistence stores
opened October .. 1905, and addressed A L. Smith
Colonel, a. c. G.. L 5 Army.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

nROPOSAL. FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
I plies-Ofce Ot Comnnissary Purchasing Agent. Pan
ana Rail Road Company, p Street, New
19dsSealed proposals will be received at
this Office until 200 NJ October 9Th 1905 furnish
ing mentioned articles. Blanks and full infor
nation may be obtained at this office wendell. L
SIMPSON. Major 18th Infantry L s. A. ComTaissary
Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
fURkIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

- Information corcsrning these rooms
- q hsJc. free n chsrEr. at the Uptown
Is Of the New-TOrk T=bune. .S6s
Nas~sy. between 2eth and SZth ats.
r..
sss1s-<sE apartments. two rooms; bath /;
g. biaDnes Tor bachelors near Hera ii
e. exclusive I0csVood. "a West
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

YOUNG WOMAN. colored. light baehe-
tor's apartment house. wiling, ohtging
and reliable best reference Call or ad-
dresH r. W. care Of Randolph. IS West
I40th at
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

~ OUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE, WEST POINT. N Y.
Sr September 190S-Sealed proposals in tripcate
subject usuzl conditions viii be received at this
Office until y ocock noon september ~ lSoe Tor erec
Brick construction OF Storm Sewer
West Point y. Y accordance with plans speci-
%carions on file in
The right 10 accept all proposals Forms
furnished application Address Quar-
reruaster- West Point. y. 7
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

WAITRESS or PARLORME-D. Young;
good appearance first class waitress.
s2S H Hofmayer's Bureau lS3 Vest Esd
a. Telephane after 10 z. m. ls64-Chel-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

WAITRESS 81 -CHAMBERMAID Young
North OF Ireland girl. country place ex-
cellent references: wages SIS Osterbergs
Flaherty's Bureau. 4s5 Columbus ave, Tel
T4I-River.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

AMERICAN LINE From Pier s9 10 y r.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB C-SOUTHAMPIOS
st Paul. ---- oct. 3 81. Louis oct I.
New York. Oct 10 Philadelphia oct =
RED STAR LINE From Pier a = r.
N LONDON VIA Dover-ANTVF ERR
Vaderland. .... Oct. 3 Iceland ----. Oct IL
Finland 1850 Oct 10 "Kroonland- Oct a
SOnits Dover
WHITE STAR LINE e rof9 X R5er
NEW TORK-QC- -NSTOWN-LIVE ERPOOL
Baltic Oct. I. 10 am Arabic Oct Is. 10 am
Cedric Oct s . am Celtic. Oct - pm
PLYMOUTH-CHEPB -SOETHAMPTcN
Teutonic sep 80. loan Majestic Oct Il idsrn
Adriatic- Oct. :. 8 pm Oceanic Oct. q. 3 pm
3F;M H6gT62 92EK TX & ITALY q EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Canopic Oct g. Nov 81 Jan 10. teo- =
Romantic Oct 2T Dec 3. Jan 80. Mar 81
Cretic. 80 Nov. Z, Dec 10
REPUBLIC Mo- 2S. Jan IS. Feb. -
CEDRIC p GO TONS. Jan. Q. FEB. %
CELTIC llargest in trade Jan 3. Mar 3
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

WEST zSD ST-Nfcely furnished
'n,As. bath. steam heat. excslient table
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free Of charge, az tho Cptosn
once OF The Neu-York Tribune. lS07
Broadway. between Beth and 9th sS.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

NURSE wishes few more patients by the
dav- treatments for rheumatism and neT-
,o1lspess a Speciality: appointments by mail.
highest references Rose. III West saith 81
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

PARLORM BY young girl: good ref
erence and experience 7O5 9th ave.
near 4sth ct.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

NrrRsE TO grown children: very fine seam
stress. willing ana obliging good refer
apres CITY or country. FIaherty's Bureau.
ass Columbus ave Tel T4i-RiVer-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

fsn Information concernins these rooni
ssF b lad. free Of charge, al the Cpto.s
Sree az The Ne~-York TTouae. A~~
Erc2cwEy. between 36rh and 9Th Et1
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

STUDENT desires employment during
spare hours either mornings, afternoons,
evenings Saturdays, Sundays: expert
stcnographer and typewriter; knowledge
bookkeeping: good correspondent; excellent
references Ambitious. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
BOARD AND ROOMS.

7 Ezch words -.-.-----.-.-- . - -
/ &c worcs. tines --.-.-.-. =. e. "
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

MASSAGE.-Refined woman Of more than
ordinary ability at facial massage. treat
ing the skin, shampooing. scalp treatment.
etc. will be pleased TO treat ladies at their
homes. H B. 153 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

GovERNEsS. a North German; to
take entire charge Of children; best ref
erences. Address Fraulein, Ardsley-on-
Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

STABLEMAN.-Take charge Of business
stable; thoroughly understands his bust-
ness; held the same position before; highly
recommends Barry, So West 115th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

STABLE FOREMAN.-Honest, sober Ger
man; thoroughly experienced IN diseases
and their treatment: in business stable:
best references Write A. W, Tribune Up
town Office 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
WORK WANTED
Female,

CULTURED GENTLEWOMAN desires re
engagement. supervising housekeeper. ma
tron. chaperon, in private home, school, in
stitution; experienced; references Address
Reliable, Tribune Harlem Branch, 263 West
125th at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-16
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(1825 big 1860 ma6ten Die dronis
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f3Iob ii6 Elm alter, perbienitreider
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Sic bort einen ruiiiidsn Generdlgou.
pernellr einaufeben. uno Der Diro es
fertig bringen, in bieiem einen Sabre
ales bas gu perni6ten, tpoS in Qaufe
Der SO Sabre bort 9sI4affen lpuros,"
perfebte Der General i9lagfertis.
Ser Safer, Der tpis faum eiH 3iocis
ter ruiiiiGer !Serrifer iein 2ano
tannte unb feline l1m9ebung iebr iteps
tii6 betra6tete, laGte iebr iiber beIen
Wib, in benz 70 piel Wubrfeit Itedte,
ipurbe gutter 2aune, unb bic Sautafuss
fraee ipurbs fir LANCE 3eit beiieite ges
fhnheu
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Gubbranb iouBte nift re9t, tpas ct
9Iauben iollte, cr lieb pieoer cine Qns
b~eutung pom @r5t fa1en, ober ba mar
is beleibi9t, unb er fab aud1 niGt,
boB tie iobiel trGnter purbe; aber Is
mar fonberbar, DaB iie 10 oft ben qr6Bs
ten Sungen lei ii9 haben poQte, Der
ibr aus Der 8tbel unb hem @eIanQbud
borIeien mubte, unb oaB ie 10 iebr
lpenig pom 9of ipra9 unb zines Sd
geS fragte, ob cr einen S6reiner fir
ben Sars beitelt bate. SIS CAB aud
bas cine ober anbere, iiber bas iie nod
nt4t perfiigt bate, unb ba nurbe Sub
brano gu elmer Detmli4en llnterrebupg
9crufen.
oils iie bier Sage gsle9en bate, lpar
iie bamit fertig, unb bu iagte Sub
brono: sd CLAUDE. eS ge9t Dir bsiier,
sic ma6te Elm ~beleibigte8 geIi9t.
.I6 ia. aber e5 muB bod 10 toms
men!"
4m bier5ebnten Sage lag &ari nod
INNER, unb Gubbranb tonnte es nid)t
ietn lafsn. gu iagen: w0u baIt Did
itfcr berre6net, Mutter."
Sari lag 10 beleioigt unb getrGntt
ba. baB fie ni6t einmal ~antlportste.
Im nd4Iten Morgen b0rten iie, tpis
&ari ouftano unb 1id1 uu3og unb ben
S3ranf D%ffnete. sic nabm baS 9ltt
beraus, ieBte bic 9riae auf uno las
unb las INNER tpeiter. Damn i4lug
fe bas Bud auIammen unb tni;pfte es
in elm Sud-, na6m ben StOd uno
tlopfte.
@ubbranb fam berein: .glein, biIt
Ou dufgeitanben beute, Mutter?"
nSa, bas iiebit 0u bob! Gag bod
&ne. bab ie meme Sonntugsia4en
aus Der Sleibertammer bolt"
mas pilit 9u bcnn bamit?"
Isle an3ie6en. limb bann fpann
bod ben S9par3en bOr ben S@Iits
ten."
.DiQt 9u ausfabren, Mutter?"
nSa, jebt bleibt mir nid6t5 anOeres
iibrig, iebt mub ih gum neuen 9ottor
fabreu. Gr TT ia jung unb geraoe aus
Der 2ebre 9etommen. 8ieQet6t metb
Der etpas."
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6rfbenk, bas i'm nidjt crreid)tr.

Der perForbene @sbeime Sofrot9
2ouiS S6neiber in pptsoom, Der
nperiona grata" am ruIfi'den 9oic
mar. bate elm neueS @ert sei9rieCeN
,lnb Elm gremplar in i40nem Ginbono
1einem GDnner, benz &aiTer ton STUB.
Lamb, iib%erlenbet. Gs perging Idn5c
3eit, @fneiber bDrte nidtS iifer ben
Gerbleib Der Senbung. oils I'M nod
item CONNER Der 3or bnrd Gerlin
tommt, empfdnet er aud Zen Ge9sim'
rotb S4neibsr, unb bisfer ertpafnt
fsin, Dem taiIerIi6en Skinner iifcrrcic5
tes SpuS. Der Safer seitebt, eth iol
6es ni6t 81 tennsn, ba er es nidt err
baIten babe, unb frast, in ipte bel Ct.
emplaren bic Ginienoung geIaeben 1tt.
oils er bDrt, es lei nur Gins gepeien,
trpftet er ben Ginienoer nit ben Mor.
ten: .2ieber S@neiber, ipenn Sic ni9i
glei6 mebrere Gremplare IGiden, bIeibt
feins fir mid iibrie."