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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-19
Q||RU|U0RQ DENovNcE The TITANIC
U0VfVlI1O OFFICERS OF 4|V.II
ISADOR STRAUSS AND
WIFE GO To THEIR DEATH
STANDING ARM In ARM

NEW YORK, April 1S.--
Midnight. Mr.. Stengel said
that Director lsmay was In
one OF the first life boats
that left the Titanic. "Ismay
sat in the life boat waiting
for the women and children
to get in. He did not have
long to wait, as they herded
them in bodily. There was
some shooting going on at
times but / don't know of
1t absolutely" added Mr.
Stengel. Mr.. Stengel said
Colonel John Jacob Astor
kissed his wife goodbye.
straIghtened up and gave
, single salute and was in
} that position when the life
, boats drew away The sight
} was most inspiring. The
} survivors say that Isadore
B Strauss and his wife stood
) arm-in-arm on the deck as
; the ship went down. William
. Jones, a fireman. said that
= many were killed by the ex-
. plosion Of the boilers
. The officers Of the Titanic
= declared that the liner could
= not sink and waited for
= nearly an hour after the
. crash before they filled the
= lIie boats The boats were
. four hundred yards away
y when the Titanic sank There
= are no definite figures yet
. to the identity OF those who
= are lost. aud the list will
. be unavailable probably for
= hours
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-19

cabin essseneers Eve hundred and
hftg steerage passengers. seven hum
ired aud thirty consisting Of Of
hegr aaa ercw Those saved are
Two hundred and ten arst class
passcueera one bundrod and teenty-
htr secoud class passengers tpn
hundred steeraee teo hpndret aud
tra niHfrrs and tew eaEeentflm
amaua tbe Wissina rhe saf
FisWfa aru auahin 81 ieli hWu he
aHrd
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ISMAY GIVES
HIS Version OF
AWFUL DISASTER

NEW YORK. April ~ Director
Ismay. when asked q he saw ans
passengers ON thc ritanic Just hc-
tore she sank said he did but that
he ana not rccosnite aus lie de-
serlbed bow he left thc r0nE
vas opposite the mst boat that
the sailors Nete overius and there
was au uuallsd spaee CAPTAIN
sml,h thru asked Anr more vau.
sa There Was rs ankWer 8Ha thr
tFfHtH AfH
rbsrr aesp IS mstt asseHHefs ia
.thai nari af the sbin n iai hiaft
IS h.at sss saeetet stspHed
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engineers
MAY GO ON STRIKE
TONIGHT

NEW YORK. April 19.-Unless
the managers of the railroads east
of Chicago and north of the Ohio
river reconsider their refusal to
grant the increase in wages asked
for by the engineers, the latter will
go on strike tonight at s o'clock.
Grand Chief Stone says that the
railroads will be given but two
hours notice in addition to the no.
tiee already given.
The situation is strained and
trouble is feared
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Of our family. | feel his loss as If
he were a younger brother His
chief traits Of character we're loyalty
to his ideal and his close friends
His character was simple, incapable
OF intrigue or insincerity He was
gentle. considerate and affable TO
every one, He was soldier In
every inch and was devoted to his
profession. After | heard that part
of the ships company perished !
abandoned all hope OF rescue OF
Major Butte, unless it be by aeci-
dent knew that he would re-
main on the ships deck until every
duty was performed" "
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NEW Fuuk NnH ta u sau
tatins nmar tsamlHsttH aHttnf
-... ..ses ast.e 81 fa~
sua ara htlatua at @
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.at e,.ss Hh an saHtsf
ana thal ba tti uai
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.ala eeslaa issilaet last iae sa9
eHw bfhaee6 ma#Hia#eaiH
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s#8 Haa #HH HWHf
Hef Naanas lsH fe ANat
eaA ASA Ms neate its
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-19

NEW YORK. April Ia The Car
pathia tied to the dock at 1926
last night The first passenger was
ashore at 9:35 The Stock Exchange
sent 100000 in cash to be given
to the needy Three women were
the first to get ashore; they climbed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-19

NEW YORK. April l9.-The res
cue ship Carpathia entered the AM
brose channel at G:50 last night aud
proceeded al high speed up the bay
The night was wild and fog very
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WSHINGToN, April 19.-The
house of representatives adjourned
this afternoon out of respect to
the Tltanics dead.
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WASHINGTON. April l9.-Presi-
dent Taft, in a statement said
Major Butte was like member
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WEATHER

Fair tonight
and Saturday,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-17
Oslo.

John Spillman is very sick at this
writing and is expected to live
only short time.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Silos lobe,
boy,
Mrs. Josie Rose made a business
trip to Louisa Saturday.
Miss Sadie Burton was shopping
at Christmas recently
Sherman Foster OF Morgans creek
was visiting friends and relatives AZ
this place Saturday and Sunday,
Aunt Nancy Adkins is on the sick
list this week.
Several of the boys from Honest
Fork attended church here Sunday
c. H. Preece was on our creek
Saturday evening.
A quiet wedding took place at Mr..
John Carriers OF Sand Branch Sat
urday where his beautiful daughter
became the bride of Mr.. Willie Jobe
vessie lobe has d very severe
case of measles.
Charley Jordan OF Louisa paid
home folks a Visit last week
Mrs. CHARLEY Bennett of HuleSt
Branch Visited her mother at this
place Saturday
Drs Carter and Bromley were on
our creek last week.
Sorry to hear OF the death OF
Mr. Workman of Buchanan ne
was a good citizen here and loved
by all who knew him.
There win be church here the
fourth Saturday and Sunday in this
month by Rev. Berry.
A friend was visiting me sunday.
IT'S JUST ME-
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Morris.
Al Miller passed up our creek

AL. Miller passed up our creek
Sunday.
Misses Bell Burton and Mora
Thompson visited Mary and Goldie
Newcomb Sunday
Bob Thompson passed down our
creek recently.
Scott Newcomb has gone to Look
out, ky, where he will work.
There viii be church at this place
Saturday and sunday I
Miss Bell Moore is very ILL.,
Mrs. Lou Newcomb visited Mrs.
Corilda Thompson Sunday.
Miss Mary Newcomb and sister
Goldie visited Mollie shannon last
Sunday
Albert Miller visited his mother
Sunday.
There has cen church at Blaine
for two weeks by Mr.. Sinnet.
Our postoffice is improving very
nicely.
Albert Miller visited w. NJ. New
comb Sunday.
John Newcomb visited Charley
Thompson Sunday.
Leander Thompson passed down
our creek Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Thompson is very i'll.
A LONELY GIRL
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ULYSSES.

An infant child OF Bob Miller anS
wife died last night and will b,
buried to-day
Since my last letter to the NEWS
the eighteen-yearold daughter d
Mrs. Rosa Bell Edmonds OF Catletts,
burg died and was brought here q
the home of her grandfather George
Pack and buried in the S. b. Davis
graveyard.
Mr. ], f, Debord is very low and
is expected to live but a short
time
The Misses Nora and Lille Moore
of Portsmouth, Ohio, are here visit
ing their relatives, J. II. Borders,
who has been quite III for some
time but is better. Their many
friends and relatives here are much
pleased TO have them come on a
visit to this place, it being their
former home.
Born, to Ben Brown and wife, a
fine boy. and TO Hubert Borders and
wife, a fine girl.
Bud Written OF Toms creek was
here last week buying stock
Farmers are badly behind with
their crops on account of bad
weather
DR.. A. NJ, Davis of this place has
gone to Denton, KY, and contem-
plates accepting a position there. lie
is a good doctor and will certainly
give satisfaction in whatever com
munity he locates. His wife is still
here but will join him later
EUREKA.
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NOTICE.


May H. 1919.
From the Keeper OF County in-
Urinary: read the announcement
that Rev. C. NJ. Castle would preach
here on Saturday night and also the
first Sunday morning in June. We
have no room suitable for night
services so l. the keeper, call the
announcement in. All are welcome
to hold services here In the shade
any Sunday evening.
d. @. HUGHES.
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last week

last week
lobe Miller visited friends and
relatives at Cadmus Saturday,
Miss Lizzie Combs OF Tuscola d
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Stella
Savage this week.
J, II. Woods made a trip TO Gait
last Saturday,
Amsey Hairless killed a wild duck
several days ago. Il is said to be
the largest ever seen in this eoun-
try
Neal and Buckley OF Estep passed
up our creek last Friday buying
produce.
Bob Miller visited While Woods
Sunday evening
william Brumfield visited his
son Mllt at Tuscola one day last
week.
Bill Bush. Hobert Smith and Hem
ry Queen attended Sunday school
here Sunday.
V. d. shortridge OF East Fork
passed down our creek Monday, en-
route to jeff collinsworth.
william Davis made trip to
Gait Monday.
lobe Miller is working for his
brother w. II. Miller this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson Of
Gait were guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Stewart last week.
Lester Haws visited his daughter,
l.. Riley this week.
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McDANIEL.

Dee Savage of East Fork passed
down our creek enroute to his faith
er-in-law's, Willard Combs.
c. T. Miller and son have closed
up their store at this place.
Bert Mccormick OF Sheriffs was
here visiting relatives and friends a
few days ago.
Ben Haws made trip to Jeff
Collinsworth's Saturday.
Edgar Scott, Albert Rice and
Richard Thompson attended Sunday
sthool at this place last sunday
clenclniccormi ana Bee Smith
of\East Ssork passed down osurrfe
one day last week enroutt
to- look after some cattle "
d rdley Of Tripity( a
trih E-..1 ~ ldax
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Tl5RMs--Onssr withta tinge of sadness
advJnce. ming Of slunbering memoir
ADVERTISING eek after week as thu
upon application. rs me, | read in TIL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-17
FARM FOR SALE.

The Marion Young farm OF 100
acres on left Georges creek. Price
low. Half cash, balance easy terms.
Apply to 7. s. Thompson. Louisa,
Ky. u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-17

Good ready-mixed paint at SIPS
per gallon at Snyder Hardware Co s
Also have higher priced paint
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Kentucky FFe s'Oc1 - ! !
and Ninth hthered 4
District Publishers Ley OF on


Editor and Prey News

2 -
WIZ, 'iiise y s'ut'ess
adsjnce. nlhs q s1uinoering memoir
s1i's iSiai is.Nu eeh ai'er week as .u'
upen appnoA''on. p ns' ! rehu IN 'n'
n''','ss - - nans :
r''As' -'.sss
NJ i n ~ VS. ~ norne -. .
FOX ~ espso'aiis 'nose wno',
I'VE are aut NV ,as'nei were 50 o, ,,s,
in ne candidacy m ~ ua,ins ~ go, ils
Nv. j. FIEt, ri y, ,''S1 = ~ ls''s
7 Represent ~ /, $3.50 I :,
Ninth dis.% Nnu - iesuen' Y
AN ~ tha ~ ieoen' 'ssls
lie NJ q. Z, ieea'iep T. my n nv
,,,;t. ''y -
Atathe iusucky more Vividiy' perhaps
'iece an mempehe passing away OF any OF .ne
nentte was 0Pes's'uen's ior many years. LOT
enewa' gas NOT oniy my iathers irienu
str cou'-', - 100 ". ~. ne was my ins'
~ s....,. ~ ~ ~.
NJ ane sem ,o'so.'en 'ns' nleorao'e uay
8 'nty-iour l,rs' uAs A. SENIOR, anu oul
" session az 'ea0iei .ne uas We .e"s,
best 70 sea oaps' anu oeoo,ne 'ne pio'a
ods IN ihsysos = p'oA'HN''nousn ss@sss'
IRE than five years Of age, I'M
hsmoynne guardianship OF three Dig
ana reiue'nrs was aiiowed 70 a''euu
oii,ee ~ Inc Mite Jog sehooi nouse
iooHs W airia''rougnly heWn pehcnes, inc
ing oul y't.fe. places voouen pan Oh
eis' Andlng IN one corner ol .ue
M1taaiR TN cup as q uriilhins
o..eacie, tiNS M pans anu reu
require ms In the other, now yividiy the
ke' 49, comes PACK 70 me Wnen ain
tue nepuprcipH reminded, by the re-
Inc canual by death OF the central iig-
oser nen mon composed the picture u
. me memoranda DAY! re- re-
GOV Mco.stne sensations Oh tnat morn
cammack, carly as though 1t had
crat' ana rieu =, Ny : MI
raln'sViie' nspangers In that part p
lor itne las'e,n fatner having Desn
Scnooi lor mountains from our
= April y In search OF health
IA who had urged MS
NJ Mrs. hutus fansan're spoke much OF the
+ motbs5nlaallrn man u the healing qualities Oh
!, committee las' Of the pines, ETC., and
the eiecuon OF always looking for
state Central Somisften saw what the
opposluon. ne Teueehsck houses OF
from Reptfor had groS to be very
Democraqi afraid Of them, each -one hay
the active erurely attached to ltS own
VILE paper ghost story by the claid-
neighborhood; but there
Early reports acre the headless man
presidential priIwhere he must pass sew
cate a victory each day, where small
wilson The the rock permitted his
CATION is unir form to emerge and stand
!: 81: = g.. s! +: !; :::::
instruct fafraid of headless man ! do
su,s. know; l do know that l was
S mat s" aAsr l MORNINGS ass mourning sas d. s ss
s sr s'' nj. s = 'S TERROR
II One of the lessons learned from
!; 3; !: :: 8; s; !:
that ] IN be good little girl
nv teacher said espeeiaIly that /
should 's's ss Whisper ZIP s's ssss Z; ;ss5
sss Ss. B their The ' sos s' n nAs ront habit
their faces and talking to me and I,
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o'DASIEL--MoORE.

Married. on the 10th. of this
month, Mr. Ben O'Daniel to Miss
Hattie Moore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Austin at the
brides home. about six o'clock in
the afternoon The bride is the
sGYk daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~ NOss,sa lthe groom Is tho
"A. L o'Dariel
4. Ulf png and happy
Wins, I'll MISS d. M
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soIhpis -auf.rFetuns'
uno bic 3enfur. VI. J. St'
menttopssi .rsdbIt In ber .RuHs. .Gtas
rina4, mi. sr in feiner G:seni4aft als
Reootieur Der -Rirpd" bic .4nfsrttts
buna" um bic Riippsn rer 3sniur
iteuerte. Gementtoipsii fcub Dor Der
i6pieriaen auFsabe. Elm Wert psrOf'
fsnsIihen su mil Hen. oas BON Der SEN
fur unbeoingt beanitanbet irerbsn
muBte, nm 10 mebr, uls Der camalise
Ghf Der Eberprsbnsrpoltuns. W. y.
Giolotuietu. Iit bes befoHNren Wobsf
tpollsns bes aamddtissn pcbIeoonos'
setp erfreute unn mitbin 1olftoi fetncs
| lib aeIinnt mar. 5rosbem bsiHlcb q.
ode unierinitansen su umgeben uno
fih brett an EioloUier 81 tpenosH.
Or smpfins mid febr iiebtnStDiirs
pie." ersdblt Gemsnttopsti, bod dls
| ids ibm miise.beiii battle. mas mi4 Su
| ibm fiibri., perdnoerte sr ben aon.
Neraeriidh meinte q. er tDiHt nt1i.
parum bic -Ripo- sin Werf bieies
often 3pniters brude. ~Git irolleH
has 3sug bruden,- fagie e. in Gots
ies Namxnl 7bun Sis. mas Sic ni@i
lalYen f0nnen; mid IaHtn Gis dber
aefGnie{s aus bem Spiel J4 lab,
boB id ouf burten Dibsritonb itobsn
piirbe unb befhloB. init i6perer Mrf
tiIltrk porsusstsn: Der 3tnforpulhs i
4 iins,' fogts ih ibm. mar aolitr ri
soIaus pnfplopiiih. 1oIitoi iit notiirs
Iida fein puihtin. ober Iein 3enfcr
li1nnen nur GK iein. 6tolotptn
iob mid burhDrinssnb an. ID Gsii
ieinen forihenoen Bid ftanDbGft auf
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1 len pauis: ~Gs III gut. NeiHetipestn.
| Ejolcsrislp priifte ben Mcm1n mad
Wnbacbs bes Gini0ufs. sd hob'
lfeix llrlohe atbdbt. iibsr i'm ~ tlo,
'leen. Greilih n0rselie nnn fnurris q
k5i1nbig. Or bate on BEN Romnr
nIles moglihs ous5uieskn; er fani
Iibu bInspbsmiI4, InnspeiIis unb forb'
los. Gsine Detrohtunsen inlo6 q
lisets NIT eintr entruitesen 1irobe lbs,
. bic etihiitrtisieit Nlords. bsr ri
feinen fhmubietn Roman cine ioo6n
ipitige GuulHe binsebs. -Sis MIN
5uesb<n,s i0gie q, .fpenn sin Anbets'
s56nen bos Ntohntri 5ussf@idt HIT
& 70 pirben Gie bos 3eus Obnf mstterel
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9aStsn mwo Deuebae. .

- Die 9orIae., bic ReprGisntdnt
2ouis 9itman in Der Staats 2egisla.
fur einrei6ts. Die Strabenbobns0 0efsns
fhaiten in Gtdotsn Dsrier alahe
(Dapton une gsusuue) Su SDiHgsH. bic
Strnben innerbalb ihrsr Geleiie uno
18 3ou gu beiosu Ssitsn in sutsm 3us
itanbe 3u baItsu, ipurDe I'm Staotss
Senate nit 10 sessn Ia Stimmsn pers
tporfen.
- 8ellepue Gncampmsnt Der Obj
Jelotps bdlt am Jrsitas abeno In
BdIte's Spernbaus etne ipihtige Uers
iammIung ab.
- Grau M. 6dbsrls BON Der Wurt
4nenue. 8ellepue. litet bepenilid er,
frdntt paruiebsr.
Dos Soc 6ooter Relief Gorpi
perunitultst beute RadHittos In bel
Wobnung Der Grau WeBner in Dnptor
einen Guhrs.
Die Damen 8auerlp, 8unsbof1
unb BeIh p.ranitaltsn beuie Ndtmii
taq gum 1eiten Der Gp. prot. Joban
mes airhe ein aaff.etrdn5fxn in
| 1uuie Der Jrou BsI6. giO. l35 Adt
MDenls, DaDton.
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Die Ie,upurt Cifiee iar bas gGin'
einuutier @oItsblatt" beiinoet nd IN
@s. 339 gprt Strdhs, aeacuilbrr Dem
Gpnrtbaui., ,uOielbit 8enistelten, gn'
s.inen II. !. 10. bis 10 llbr 40 Mimi
ten glbenos eutseesussnummen ipsr'
ben. Selepbpn SDutb 24O1.
.Gnttam aus benz 4rbsits'
bauie.
oSobn anbrepg, 30 Suhr. dIt, BON
5intpn, W. 8a, Der nur nod etneH
Saa dbsuiis,n bate. sntIprans asitsrn
9ormittag aus Dem arbettEbau's.
YcIi3iit Rsoan beaufiitrigte gsitsrH
Ole @efangensn i'm Qrbeitsbouis, dis
4noreps einen Steinbaufsn eriti.9,
Gin Geniter ausorutte uno feline Jlneht
bepertfeQiets. 9uliSiit Rsson edb
ZEN alarm uub tpuroe bic 8erfolguns
aufasnommen, absr srfolglOs. Da er
nur mob einen Gag Strofe ubauitsen
bate, purbs Die 8erfolgung elnssitsut.
| Die gipiloienits saommiiion belt
gtitern Nudmittas cine SisuRs ab
uno nabm bic gerihte Der meoi3inis
| ihen graminatprsn iiber 123 applls
tanten fir ben polissis uuo Jsuer'
pebrpienit .ntgegen. Der Tath trtffl
nun 8orbsrsitungen CUR prufuns.
WaIter Seinria fisl sefern
gaahmittag pon sinem Utiltpasen an
Der obersn WonmOutb Strob. uni
brad einen arm.
! - 9as 8unbssgeriht in gincin'
nati bat aeItern entihieOen, DoB Is in
Den ShaoensriugfGlen, Die eeeen Or
| AuguIt 5elmbolo pabreno feinss
| 9lmtst.rmins als Mapor i'm Sabre
1909 einser.idt puroen, t.ins Suris'
Clifton babe. StaDtgefdnsniBihli.
Bsr Ben. pIoessr, Rahtz@efdngnib
irtlieber Ghas. Wiffon uno 9eputD.
Salieber Sobn aloer Dertloeter
Mapor 5elmbDlb auf je $4,000. 9i
sIaoen entftanpsn aus eiuem 3piits
rem lie nit Dem Wanor batteu, bob il
galeb poners, pdbrenp er TN biefIeel
9eTdnsnib mar, ipe5ieue pripilssiei
erlaubten, tposegen Wapor 6elmbol,
Ginpanb erbob.
- Die Renport apae Der glts mir
in Babe Elm pradtpoles Auartisr er
: 1alten. Nn oem Gebdube an Der s
uno Yort Strabs, in benz 5eths apr
tbete lit. rpiro Elm anbau errihtet rpsr
rem unb miro Der 5aupteingans 8
benz pieritOdigen @ebduoe an Der
Gtrobe fein. Die apeite Gtags mir
nur fir Rlubaimmer, Bibliotbef nn
! Biuarboimmer eingerihtet merDer
, Die 3. unb A. gtdge fpirb nur fir 81
; seH3tpede benubt nerben. Die Hel
beFerungen perDen $4,000 tpiten.
.
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.2ofal /. 8eridt.
GaliHniiin3er ISertftdtte
tBlaabt bic Eelisei In einem ieerite'
bcneea Sanir an Eeit Sauare
gefanSen Sn babeu.

3i. golissi beriiht fih elmer 5alfda
miin3erbnnoe blb5afi su lrerbeH. psls
de in bieiigsr Einbi ihrem liniiheusn
@stptrbs Radssbt. ssH Der Mad. css
9. Mdrs tnn,en sipti Winner. frelfs
fib als greo. glnrtt uno 5enrp
Stone regiiirirt,n. in bas Mius 90
tel, 30. 200 pof, Squar, uuo be5ubls
ten fir ibr acsis nit sinsm falidsn
Gilbsrbplior. Der gldhielsrs Sobn
Jlsis .ritait.ie ben pclisiiien Sbear'
tuopo ann S6rolI Tlelbung unb ubtr.
oab benieIbsn nas Jalihselo. Die Be-
amien itellien Ranforitunstn On
rpeIde r. i6iitblih nah Dem CUR 3s:t
IterIteknbsn 6auis go. 200 poi
Gouare brcfisn. ipo iie anf ben
aubbpbsn sines pinttrsimmers oes sr
| item Stpdiperis sin folites Soc
Etiid, iofuis Spuren pom etfhmclsei
mem 1lei linb Dips fdnosn. Die 90
Iisei iIi iibersenst, bab cine Jolih
miinssrbannt ihre Nkrfit1tis in ben
leeritebenbtn 6ouie aufssfhlngti
bate. ltbisres ipuroe iriiber pcH ben
Gtintisn Bon yOns bttpcbnt. rpelhei
boriielbft cine Droe.rp ktrisb. Dai
laus fpurbe bsionntlih Dor mebrtrtl
Wohen BON Gebeimpoli3iiten nm
Bunoesbsamten burhfuht. unb oi
Bsnmt.n tonfis5irttn einen srobtl
Doiien Opium. Bon Gong sos bal
oarauf aus unc III jest an Gin ct
lsfnhlirt.
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Dot Il III fainter 1agfabrt Ous
Wsser aptit unb fpeiitr I'm Miidn gts1
loiTen, erSffnet iidb benz Rtifsnbtn
gun, 3tpeiien Wale nas Witer, nnb er
lnnnet in qnIernao. NieHtanb bit bic
prongsnnHt afIer gtGbt, StnIiens DDlls
fommefKr su be5sidnsn getpubt, ais
bic puIsrmitansr fslbft: inbtm iie ihre
Gtnbt pdIermp Ia feliee nannttn. Ju,
bies in bic gliidlihe, reihe, 9ldn5eree
Gtabt, cine Giabt, bie pielleiht Bite
arofi Der GrinHeruna BON Rom. bic
Gage uno ben Wanbel BON Wenebig init
Der 2ebsnstraft BON paris Dereinigi.
Oiensidi ipirb lie iih einit entpoIiern,
DonoeI uno GeiIt iperben tanbert
Sidots f,ihtn, nm iid gu Dtrlnshrsn
ober iih su fpieoeIn, bic trauriaen Bes
Thide elmer Gt1bt ipie 0eneois peroen
pislleid3t emf bier srnsut.
Ssuie pranst palermo uls bieSioot
Der 81risn nnD Der glpsnuen, bertha
gen unb Der Mofailtn, Der DsnimdIsr
unb Der pinisn. Sbr Ginnbilo III Der
aorfc, iene sIdnsenbe i1sIife Wassns
fart am Gtranne nes Wlseres. bic init
gefsitisisr rsppietsit. am rsiffteH I'm
CONNER, bod audi iebt In ben Wonos
| ten oer reifsnben Orange nit alien
Reisen Itatibnt. 6ier fdbren iehs,
o6t, 5ebn Dagsnsiigs neben einanotr
esThmiidt nit eleeanien. heitern, pout
beipubten Mdnnsrn uno Jrausn, uni
limmer ipeb<n bic THfte Der @iac
0iuIid biniibsr, imm,r raai bic pittpi
r.ste Gilbousite b.s pelssrino ftDdrl
unb neripsatn in ben Bid. imnatl
rauTtt bos Deer ouf. Biz sesen ei
| 5ufe Der mutbigen pferbt.
Dies III aud bic Stabt Der reht
tuin.liaen Gtraben, elm g.iipisl, nj
man i'm Giiben Iotbrsht Sirnben d
bauen peritehi. phne tpie in ben 1hnlid
aebadlten Stdpten oes iiioiihtl
GeutihIdno unerirdsIth 3u ireroen
| Dies lift audi bic Giobt. in bsrsn pa
laIi bic Wt1rfenrdume Rosers be
Wormnnnen prnneen, iiibl uno eos
ME fein giui. Damn aber ipiebsr I
oies bic Staot friibsrishif6er Wsttc
pen unb arnbiifer Usoihten. bi
Gidnt Der ipuncerpollen Darts I'M
Dse., uno ipsr als DsuifGer ibre
Wsonsrn nnht, benz i'll palsrmo mid
gum serinsiten bi. Staoi. IN Ssre
Dome 3tpei osutI6e 9diisr ruben. |
qorpbnri1rasn, bic aui Sdulen ID
iten, nit Ihlihtsr Snfhrifi. nber DO
, orobHtnbertr Sprahe als Die Org
! bi,Isr a0tbebraIs. 9.nn Der ROrbidr
Der stben.i am Gub. bieier Sarge, 10
bas e,sidid fid bier erfiillts an eiriel
isintr ssnidlIisn uno unoliidlifIi.
i. Raiisr: 5ier rrbt sipiihtn 0smobIi
unb Uluii,r Jrisbrid Der 3tpeiie, b
taiierIiht ahnhtrr alIer jsnen yeu
ftxn. bic gen Siioen fdtpdrHen.