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CHAPTER XVII.
The Man Who Didn't Care.

II was the first Of February when
Ackermann's caravan drew into the
ancient city OF Damascus. That part
OF the caravan deserted by Mahomed
put out Tor Cairo Immediately they
struck the regular camel.way. For
tune. George and Ryanne were In a
pitiable condition, heart and body
weary. In rage and tatters. George,
now that the haven was assured,
dropped his forced %buoyancy. his prat.
tie. his tests. He had done all a NOR.
tai man could to keep up the spirits
OF his co-unfortunates: and he saw
that, most Of the time. he had wasted
bis talents. Ryanne. sullen and mo
rose. often told him TO shut up"
which wasn't exhilarating. And For
tune viewed his attempts without
sensing them and frequently looked at
him without seeing him. Now, all this
was not particularly comforting to the
man who loved her and was doing
what he could to tighten the dreari-
ness OF the Journey. He made allow
ances, however; besides suffering un.
usual privations. Fortune had had a
frtghtful mental shock. A girl OF her
depth OF character could not be ex.
pected 10 rise Immediately to the old
level. Sometimes. while gathered
about the evening fire, he would look
up to find her oad eyes staring at him,
and It mattered not II he stared In re.
turn: a kind OF c~lairvoyance blurred
Usibilities, for she was generally look
ing into her garden at Mentone and
wondering when this horrible dream
would pass. Subjects for converse
don were exhausted in no time, Dig
as he might. George could find moth
ins new; and often he recounted the
same tale twice Of an evening. Sar-
donic laughter from Ryanne.
Ackermann had given them up as
hopeless. He was a strong, vain, dom.
Aneertng man. kindly at heart, how.
ever, but impatient. When he told a
story, he demanded the attention Of
AL: so, when Ryanne yawned before
his eyes. and George drew pictures in
che sand, and the girl fell asleep with
her head upon her knees, he drew
on abruptly and left them to their
own devices. He had crossed and re-
crossed the silences so often that he
was no longer capable Of Judging &C.
curately another mans mental pro
oesses. That they had had a strange
and numbing experience he readily
understood; but now that they were
out OF duress and headed for the
coast, he saw no reason why they
should not act like human beings.
They still put up the small tent for
Fortune. but the rest OF them slep,
upon the sand. under the stars. Once
George awoke as the dawn was gild
Ing the east. Silhouetted against the
bky he cav Fortune. She was stand
Ing straight. her hands pressed at he,
sides, her head tilted baok-a tense
attitude. He cid rot know II. bu,
Is vas asalng God why these thing.
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see that she gets safely back to
Mentone."
Suppose she will not 60 there?"
Its up to you. Percival; it's all up
to you. You're the gay Lochinvar
from the west. I'm not sure-no one
ever Is regarding a woman-but l
think she'll listen to you. She wouldn't
give an ear to a scalawag like me.
This aravan business has put me out
side the pale. I've lost caste"
You're only desperate and discour-
aged: you can pull up straight"
Much obliged"
"You haven't looked at life normal
ly: that's what the matter Is"
"Solon. you're right. There's that
poor devil back In Bagdad. I've killed
a man, Percival. II doesn't mix we'll
In my dreams"
"You said that It was In self-de-
tense"
land God knows It was. But II !
hadn't zone after that damned rug
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was sure that behind this apparent
liveliness lay the pitiful desperation
Of the helpless. He had not spoken
again about old Mortimer. He would
wait till after he had sent a long
cable. Then he would speak and
show her the answer, Of which he
had not a particle Of doubt. AS mat
tiers now stood. he could not tell her
that he loved her; his Quixotic sense
Of chivalry was too strong to permit
this step, urge as his heart might
upon 1t. She might misinterpret his
love as born Of pity, and that would
be the end Of everything. He was con.
adent now that Ryanne meant moth
ing to her. Her lack OF enthusiasm,
whenever Ryanne spoke to her in
these days; the peculiar horizontally
Of her lips and brows. whenever Ry-
anne offered a trifing courtesy-ail
pointed TO distrust, George felt a
guilty gladness. After all, why
shouldn't she distrnst PvnnnA9
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CHAPTER XIX.
Fortune Decides,

~
George and Fortune were seated at
breakfast. 1t was early morning. At
ten they were to depart for Jaffa. to
take the tubby French packet there to
Alexandria. They could just about
make it, and any delay meant a week
or ten days longer upon this ragged
and inhospitable coast.
"Ryanne has probably oversight.
After breakfast I'll go and rout him
out. The n thing that really tickles
me-" George continued, as he pared
the tough rind from the skinny bacon,
lis, We shan't have any luggage.
Think of the blessing Of travelling
without q trunk or a valise or a
steamer-roll!"
Without even q comb or a hair
brush!"
IT'S great fun" George broke his
toast.
And Fortune wondered how she
could tell him. She was without any
toilet articles. She hadn't even a
toothbrush; and 1t was quite out Of
the question for her to bother him
about triles, much al she needed
them. She would have to live in the
clothes she wore, and trust that the
ships stewardess might help her out
In the absolute necessities.
Here the head-waiter brought
George a letter. The address was
enough for George. No one but Ry.
anne could have written 1t. Without
excusing himself. he ripped of the
envelope and read the contents. For
tune could not resist watching him,
for she grasped quickly that only
RyaIne could have written a letter
here in Damascus. At first the tan
upon Georges cheeks darkened-the
sudden effusion OF blood; then 1t be-
came lighter, and the mouth and eyes
and nose became stern.
els 1t bad news"
1T all depends upon how you look
at It. For my part, good radiance to
bad rubbish. Here, read 1t yourself"
She read:
"My Dear Percival: After all, I find
that l can not reconcile myself to the
dizziness Of your olive-groves. shall
send the FIVE hundred to you when |
reach New York. With me 1t Is as
II was with the devil. When he was
sick, ne vowed he would be a saint;
but when he got we'll, devil a saint
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was he. There used to be a rhyme
about 1t, but I have forgotten that.
Anyhow, there you are. l feel that
| am %conceding a point in regard to
the money. 1t is contrary to the laws
and bylaws Of the United Romance
and Adventure Company to refund.
Still, I intend to hold myself to 1t.
With hale affection,
"RYANNE.~
What do you think of that?" de-
manded George holly. :" never did
a good action in my life that wasn't
served Ill. I'm a soft duffer, If there
ever was one"
81 shall never be ungrateful for
your kindness to me-"
"Oh, hang it! You're different;
you're not like any other woman In
the world" he blurted; and immedi'
ately was seized with a mild species
Of fright.
Fortune stirred her coffee and deli
cately scooped up the swirling circles
Of foam.
"Old maids call that money" he
said understandingly. eager to cover
up his holiness. my mother used
to tell me that there were lots Of
wonders in a tea-cup."
Tell me about your mother"
To him 1t was q theme never lack
ing In new expressions. When he
spoke Of his mother, Il altered the
clear apd boyish note In hts voice;
1t became subdued, reverent. HG
would never be aught than guileless;
it was not in his nature to divine any
thing save his own impulses. While
he thought he was pleasing her each
tender recollection, each praise, was
in fact a nail added to her crucifxion,
~self-imposed. However, she never
lowered her eyes, but kept them
bravely directed into his. In the midst
of n of his panegyrics he caught
/ sight Of his watch which he had
placed at the side of his plate.
by Jove! quarter to nine. I've
got an errand or two to do, and
there's no need Of your running your
feet off on my account. I'll be bach
quarter after" He dug into Ills
pocket and counted out fifty pounds
in paper and gold. "You keep this
till l get back"
She pushed 1t aside, half rising
from her chair.
Fortune. listen. Hereafter I am
George, your brother George; and !
do not want you ever to question any
action Of mine. / am leaving this
money in case some accident befelI
me. You never can tell" He took
her hand and firmly pressed It down
upon the money. 'In half an hour.
sister, I'll be back. You did not think
that / was going to away?"
mo"
do you understand row?"
"Yes."
While he was gone she remained
; coated at the table. She made little
pyramids Of the gold, divided the even
dates from the odd, arranged Maltese
crosses and circles and stars.
Pity, pity! Well, why should she re-
bel against 1t? Was 1t not more than
she had had hitherto? What should
she do? Sine closed her eyes. She
would trouble her tired brain no more
about the future till they reached
Naples. She would let this one wesl
drift her how 1t would.
CTo BE CoNTINUED)
Everyhodv saws aGo m k-l--
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Everybody says, 60 up highsrs
to the man who e getting tha-a
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AFTER all. love Is like money, It's
better to live frugally upon the inter
est than to squander the capital and
go bankrupt. And who cares. any,
how?"
He drank once more. dropped 3 half
sovereign upon the table. and pushed
back his chair. His eyes were blood.
shot now, and the brown Of his skin
had become a.slaty. tint; but he
walked steadily enough Into the read
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DIES ieineu Si.ssssue burh bic aanse
WsIi uHestrsttn bat. bietst ben .3us
itauern @sbrrsifes unb JntereHnnies.
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lerif6ittn probuttiOnen. bic sef9affsn
Ter 8Orperfauf Der Sise beginnf
an Tonucritag Noraen BET @urliser,
12i Slt 0ierte Sfrnbe.
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RIeine ppIi3eina6rid3tea

- Die Isisttips Gan uno Greer
Oerbdfteten seftsrn Uloratn ben 81.
jdbrieen Reser gbnorb Garrett, Don
go. 81 7glm Strabs unb bdlten Ssns
ieIben nls peroa6iie i'm 0etpdbrfom.
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Guguft an Der Carlisle unb Sobn
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psrbafteten aeitern Rddpn,iitca oen
40 Sabre aItsn Ddpio 5oipbin, BON
go. 232 Sft z. Strabt. an Der s. uno
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biguna Msett3tttel in isinem geiib
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:peib. bah bort Dtttn absefhioiIen
psrosu. gei Der geibsss9iiitation ees
6Ofubin ipures Elm Wett3eiisI poras.
iuHoen.
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g., rpeIdsr fid ;sitpeiis in Gineinnatt
oufbdIi uno Elm 3immsr i'm 6auis
30. l34 Deft 7. Strabe inne bal,
melbsis Der polissi, odb ibm cine
gsleborie nj, S60-70 anbaIi aus
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80ric berasFen bate. a.itobltn nor.
ben lei. SOFort nab ieiner gliidtshr
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Iuit, bod tonnts er isin giasntbum
niht picbsrfinoen. Der 9sitoblsne
lsnttt ben geroa6t bes TiebitabIs aui
3fpei b:itimn1it gsrIcnen.
- Dur6 2rinitn elmer apIoI Q6s
iuHs perfutis iib gsftsrn Die l9 Sabre
aIte Rsserin Woibs grcnn, bon go.
$40 Carlisle Strobe in oos Stnfsits
~ befOroern, on fis nit ibrsm .8rdus
tigom~ sineu Streit bate. Tas Wdbs
teu tDuroe nah BEN itdetiidtn DO
TpitaI stbraht, bod bsfts5t isiHe Gss
fabr fir ibr osben.
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6enrp 3. Martin erhielt bon
Rihter 6urbtfon cine Sheibnng bon
gatbortne Mdrttn befpinist.
- sbomas 9aute erlanate einen
9ouerIaubniBihsin fir elm gadItein.
aebdubs an Der 8atttns Strabe, ods
$1,000 toiten Ioll.
- Der 2opal Sroer Of WtpoIe err
pGblts aeitern Q6enb folgenoegeamts:
guit 0ittator, Spbn 6. Sbepbaro;
0ittdtor, 3. s. S'grien; 9icezDit.
tator. 8. u. S6roetter; prdlat, 6. 6.
Globe; Setretdr. 6. 9. Wiiion;
SdaBmeiiter, 5. s.. 9ugenberg;
Scrgeout at 9lrms, 8eorg aoh; 1Sns
rsre Dafs, 5. u. S6Iepinstp; 5ru.
tees: Charles 5idep, +. s. SerrilI
uno GbdrIes 8pnoerihmtnt.
- SIN Stabtratb pu,be eeftern
qteno cine 3ui6rift pom Mabpr
@eorg 6. Gbilips perleien, in Der er
ten StobtrCth eriufte, bas 3immsr
htnter Ser Sberiffs Office ben
WaiIernerts &ommtIIdren gu iiber.
laiien, b. b. Die MaiIerperts Sffice
bonn Z. StraBe DtdrttbQus na6 bem
Gourtbaus gu perlegen. 9ieies pIrce
Elm GROCER 8ortbeiI fir Die 8iirQer
hieftQer Staot fein, ba oanu ale 81
flcen in eiHem gebduoe tpdren. Die
alte Office lei ni6t 3ufriebsnitelIero.
9tu6 iou oas 8aiemsnt 3ur aufbes
nabrung bon 8egentGnber benuBt
psroen. Die 9IngeIegenheit puros benz
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iiberpteIen. Cine Srbiuan3 paiTirte.
rem Wtqop Run bon Der Wpnterep
StraBe big aur 16. Strdbe gu pers
IGnQern. Dies geibiebt infolge Der
bon ben gepptnern Der Qinoen gp.
e;nosreitten geiblperbeu. Gbenio
paiTirte Die Stoinan3, ben 19. StraBe
QbsuQstQnoI pcn Der Gaitern 2lp. bis
@drrurb gtpenus su ertpsitern. 9tefs
9lnQele1enbeit hctte cine Gtnbaltstldq.
Qcoen ote Stab. CUR SoIoe uno ents
f6ieb Rt6tsr 5racn, baB Der 9enerul
Council bteie Safe ihtidten 'ou.
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nur cine 0irtbihaft ouf je 500 Be
nobner erldubt lperoen fou. Ti:
ieBt beitehenoen Wirthi6uften iolen
oaburh niht tseiutrdhtigt psrben.
GG ipiro nur ts3pedt, ols Grri6tsn
ron peiteren Uirthi6aften gu oerbin.
bfrn. Die Sro;rana purbe an oas
Gommittee Tar 2i8snien rerrpieier.
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gouI 9. Eais. BON California
apenue, Bomb Sill, puroe on Steue
ron genDamiu @nbmon, Der ieinc
zielle nufgeeeben bat. gum Sili5eleri
i'm gureaI oes staotaniua!ts gett,
man ernannt.
Ter eitiBens Council OF Bubble
gbaention beid)lob in elmer geitern I'm
guiineb Mqen's Club itntigehnbisn
Sisura. ben Broieit gesen bic repis'
tliinniid)en SdjuIraths aanbibaten
beim @ohlratb iaIlen 81 iniien. Gie
8ereiniauns bate befanntlid) am
Solniiaa aeeen Die geii.ionen Der &c.
pnbIifoniifen aanoioateH proteitirt,
bn bieielben feine angaben iiber Die
S1nge Der am'stern,ine Der ein5el.
nen acroionten enfbielten.
- GsueyDetrmnnH Rop Gsrguion.
BON Der Spriseniompasnis 30. / ipurs
be ssitern BON Geusripebrdsf guntsr
unttr Der an.Iogs Der Snfuborbinas
ton ppm 9isnii fuipsnbirt unb mire
Tih beuss Dor Decentralization Cab
~ perontporten laben. GerguioH foll
I'm Gomtag ssleesniiitb eints syeusrs
i'm 5nuis SO. 2l5 Meit 2. Gtrnbt fsis
uem bi.ettsn gorseiebten, aapitdH
Sqafsr sessniibsr auffdbis stfporbsH
Teln.
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Oaeiianirt
Sat Der SHpcriutenoent hes 3n.
fInhtsbauits 6. ". Chopper.
ySiro oas Amt ocs SefretGrs Der
Sbilo Sa6er Seaane iibernebmeu.

8as 3ufluhtbdus tpirb bemnddfl
futtoer etnen neusn SnperinfenRnter
erbaltsu. Der oegsnpdrtiee Qeiter Der
anftalt, 6err Goparb u. Chopper. bal
gsitsrn otm 4rbsjtsoirettor gdfb fsin.
Rs'enation 3uesitellt, bic am 80. Sep
tember in Graft tritt.
Serr GIopper iteioet aus oem amt.
Inn Die ibm onestra9ene StslIe ols Ses
tretdr fir bic Glib 2abor aeoaue bon
Imsrtto on5unsbmsn. gbe sr In ftIotis
ihe Dtenite frat. mar er bereits fir bic
Stga tb1tis unb 3pdr afs Setretdr pes
bteiigsn 3peiees osrisIbsn uno febrt
nuumsbr ipieber in feline friihere 9his
tIgteit 3uriid, uur oob iein neuer g,os
ften etne 5bdti8teit fir bic aefammte
Giga umfobt unD uatiiriih bebeutenb
lutrattper 1T, aIs oas Qmt bes Gupers
intenosHtsn beg 3ufIuhtsbauies, mo er
$3.50 pro monat bs3i<bi.
Die Sts0e aIs Superintenbent be-
tieioet Serr Chopper felt ettua Is Waor
naten. Gr puros Der RahfoIasr peg
Iangidbrisen friibersn Siiperintenbeus
ten Samss Qliion, Der tura no6 benz
smtsantritt bon giirsermeiiier CUNT
aus osm amt itiso, neil er fich nit
ben pisIfahen Neuerungsn, bic iein biz
rsttsr 9orgsfcstsr Dr. Stta 9tier, Der
Superintenoent Der it6biii6en Wobls
tbdtigtsitss uno Strafanitalten, eius
tuhrte, nidt befrsunben tonnte. Tim
pordr iibernahm canals Rep. gphiie
bic Selturg Der 4niiaIt, um nat3 roe.
nigsn Wodsn 6srru Chopper gIas su
MAIDEN. Mdhrsro 5srrn Choppers
&mts8eit iino i'm 3ufluhtsboufe sins
ihnsiosnos 0erdnosrunasn pproenoms
men uub in eritsy Qinie bic beioen Sors
men bel 9IenooIs angetouft iporb,n,
ol.f tusIden bic teSniafsn oss 3uflu6tss
baufes in pnuilIons uniergebrani irers
ben. Terner puros unter isinem Rts
gIms aud bic Cab Der Jniaifen bebeus
tsno perrinqert. IHosm piele Der ainbsr
bel prloatfqmili,n eegen zine esrinae
Gutiadbiauns, b., pon Der Etaot bes
3ablt tpiro. untsrsebraht ipurbsn.
Sdlisblih bar oub 5err Chopper es
ourhasfssi. oab Elm 9beiI Der 5nfais
fen oss 3ufIuhts 5auiss in bet. offsute
Iidsn Stailtr unitrri6tet lpirb, nab
reno Der llutsrri5t b<r in Der 4nItaIt
IntsrpisIsnsn ainber eleihfaEIs pon
Gebrsraftsn bsioret tpirn. bic bonn
btioIoei nerben, tpGbrene
iriibsr bic Staot Die llntoitsn trug.
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inner I1eHt III SGmtlfoa f1t
Scrr Gouaro Srud, 449 SnO 5unite
Strafc. @ea Sci. 476 R., Sums
TbUHe 1851 u.
- Dem GsiunbRitsbsamtsn nun
oen geitern Qudt rsus GdIIs BON
Gipbtheritis gsueIost.
- George UliIIer tam geitcru Dor.
mittas in bic Grocsrp Don Jrant
Stort an Der Glib 3. uno auoIop
Strobs urb bot 5srrn Stort cine
Wogsnldoung &artoffsIn gum anuis
an. WiIIsr, psI3er iiinsit bon 2is
ma na9 5amiIton tam, bate aber
tsine SartoffsIn gu pertaufen uuO
udbm, aIs er bic GrocerD oerltsb, Elm
Suseno gsisn nit. Stord Iisb ibn
einitedeu. WliIlsr snti6uloigts fi6
oamit, oab er bstruntsn mar.
- marp gli3abstb Rubl oeb Gls
Iers, Satin bon Wm. 6. Rubl, bon
yto. "a gBsft 5airoisp QDs.. III i'm
Utter BON 80 Sabrsn an Der Qus3eb,
rung geitOrben. SR bintnIdbt ben
Gottsn. 4 Sobne uuo 3 91ater, fotpis
.einsn gruosr garnsp Oilers.
5erman 0osrper itdrb porqsItsrn
Radmittag in Ieirsr Dobnung 80.
236 6anoOer Strabs an Garmpers
i9Itngung i'm QItsr BON SO 5abreu.
Gr mar aus 9onnoOer gsburtia. fam
1866 ins GaHo urb bstpirtbIaaftsts in
Der Rdbe bon 5apsttsspiQe, g, cine
5arm, er tam DOR 2 syabreu nat
5amtIton, um bier feline iebten 5aoe
81 perlebeH. gr biuterldbt bic Sat
tin, sinen Sobn unb fiinf So6ter. gr
mar Der gruoer Der Grau Bernard
Bot, pon Qerpport, ap.
- Cine Sdeune auf Der ssorm
Don 9. st. 5u8bes uno gbarIes hres
oerid, nabe WoposoaIe puros porqs.
ftsrn gta6mittag pom gIis gstroffeu
uno einssdidert,
- 5siratbsfteins: Glmsr 9idaro
Stdles, 27, unb 2auro Grsgcio, %,
betDs bon Wttobleton. gapas Ban
26, uno ellie pitts, beioe ron
- 5om Burr, peIfsr bic Soft in
Dem 4rbeiterldser Der Champion
gooteo paper 60. Iisfert, meloete Der
'goll3ei, Dab er bon sifsm 6arbiasn
I'm SO bsraubt nuroe. Robert
Smith puroe bier auf9srba&t perboFs
tet.
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Sbfo Gam, beibe BON goIboctor, 8.
gaIentine 5ieeer unb Rirdb g.
Sobnfon, beioe bon Cincinnati, 8.

Sofd Gam, kibe bon gofboeton, 8.
- 8alentine Sieeer unb 0irdb g.
Sobnfon, beioe bon Cincinnati, 8.
Dtopor Or. 9luguit SeIm6oIo
iiibrte geitern in Der Sieuna Der
Stabt.aomntiIiGre oen 8oriie. Ole
3ablIiite Der geonlteu uno Der it1Gti.
'tcn sInaeiteIIten ipuroe angelpieicn.
6ir1on3-aommtiidr 8m. U. Gimcr
puroe beauftragt, oas 8elo 81 leiben
meIhes notbwenbig lit 3ur 3efiEo
Ger Iusgaben pdbreno Der SohiIlitb.
|a. h. bas @elo Dem ssonb 5uriidjutr-
itatten aus Dem es aenomnlen muroc.
aommiiidr MiorIioge empfobI Sic
Nunobme Der 10. StraBe. 5lpiihcu
Ger 8aibington glpenue uno 9)ort
StraBe, Die lImgebaut tpitroe uno I3Is
len Die @runoeigeittbumsbeiieer sic
Soften pro Gota tragen. Tie 8rimo.
etacntbumsbeiiser an Der 8aibington
gueruc, 3luiihen ser 6. uno 10.
StrnBe, petitionirten Inn Die gtaUIi.
rnB eiHeS SpribenbouieS in jeuer
Rahbarihait, 0aSielbe ioate uah
gniift Der aommiiidre or Der s. lno
Srharo StraBe erriftet tper0en. Iie
Tetition tuuroe bis 3nr eriten SiSung
i'm Sauuar 1914 iibergeIegt, paHu
ouS itaotiife Budget feitgeieet miro.
Cine ldngere Tebatte entitano, ais
aommiiidr WorIioge Die 3ahIung iiir
Die 9teparatur Ger s. Strobc, 3ni,
iten Der Wonroe uno Gnerton Str,
rerIunqte. Iieie 9luaeleacnbeit fomnrt
teute Radmittag IN elmer Spe3ici,
iibung 5ur GrleOiguug. Sn 9etreii
res grriftens zines it1otiiten SIRE.
motoriitms fiir gIbidQe CAB Sta0t'
gHmaIt 9ihter @oIii iein 8utadtanI
habin ab, oaB ole aontutiliion etu
9fcht babe cine 2ofalitdt 3u luobiCa
rnE oos betre'ienoe 8ruu0eigentbuu
3u fonocmuircn ioIltcn it'd Die 81.
gentbiimer pciqcrn, oasieIbe Der
Staot 5u iibcrtragen.
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& o b ingtpn.

Die GOOiustun Office fnr Sas ,Giu'
sinnatier gulfsb!art" befinoet Iidl iu
0e6auoe 90. 509-5t1 NdSiiou
aoennr. Slu5eigcn, Rittgeilungen
nuo Seiteaungen irgcnomeldcr 4rt
tperocn bis 10 llbr 9lbeuos Oaiel6it
entgegsngcnOmmen. SsIspbun SOurg
1854.
- SOIep6ine aeIage SSOnes per-
t!ogte firmin 9. Sones Quf 5dei,
bung ouf 8ruHo Don 8erlaTfens. Das
yadr bltratAete am 20. Mai 1911 uuo
1ou er lie am %. SSuli 1911 perlafIen
haebn. Sic oerIanqt aud bas Rett,
1hren UtdoAenHameH GeQage pie0er
tubren 8u burfen. - WiQiom u.
ShDd6 DertIaqts Die Cincinnati no
tororome uno 4muiement 60. uuF
S5365 SAaoeneriaB. Gr Durbe bel
hem llnfa1 am 30. SUM- i'm Qaquon
Bart itmer3baft DerleBt. - Qi33ie
Smltb nil BON 6enrp Snitb, benz ne
an 10. 4u9uit 1905 angetrQut purbe,
cuf 9runD non gerloTens oeihieben
fetn. gr fol- iid i'm Suli 1908 qepetz
CERT 6aben, nit i6r ferner gu leben.
Sic oerIaHqt audi bas aett, i6reu
Dtdohennamen W6aIen lple0er fiibren
5u ourfen. 2ulu unb Srunae
6uabes OerlaHgeu in elmer Glaqe az
cen Die Rattrnal oife &c Qcctoent
s$nI. 60. BON RaTbDiQe, Seun., $40
unb Die @iItigtsitssrtIarung elmer
DOliCD,
- S6eIteine 6snrp gernTtein,
Is, un0 Gillian WQnning, %, beioe
bon Cincinnati, 8. Sobn 8if6op. 40,
nno Warp 9ripsboper, 80, 6ei0e Don
SdnoforotoDn. 8p.
- 9runoeigentbum umsii6ertrQounoer
Gotth yt. Beng an gItiabet6 5orris,
&ot gto. 5 in Der Greenup ctr. Got
Cas- eriten unterabtbeilunq an Der
g}adop 1Oenus, 81. 8m. Roromener
an Ibos. W. Gonpup, Qot an 6sr
Ct. Clair Strobs, 1856 FuB iiblin
Der Siooft Gte Der Qtuoen unb ct.
|'Stt ~LbNb>, PL.
- Serr Anton UtuQer bon 6sf
Bhro uno 8arrarb 4penue retit beute
auf longere 3eIt uah Gleoelano, 8,
sum 8efud Don SFreunoeu.
- 9eorg aOrnboff DON per Is. unb
QBheelsr StroBe, Der Dor einiasn
N5o6en, aIs er untsr elmer 0rebfdeibs
Der 6. &c 8. Giienbabn an Der 13.
nnb Daibiugton StroBe arbeitete,
f6tper OerIest puroe, mubt. oeftern
mad oem Speers SoIpital gebru9t
tperben.
dm 3uftanos bss 6errn 8. =.
Elaie. eiues S6nsiprs DON Der ma
DIfon 4Denus. Ger pon einem S6lao.
Gnfda betroff.It nurbe, lit nod teine
Weubuna einsetrstsn. Ssin 3uitano
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