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liked the young man. They became great
friends and she agreed to call him by his
name, which was Peter
Il have Just one more thing to ask you,
Peter" said the princess, and that is that as
long as you have taken me away from my old
dragon you will get me nice new one. And
the only place, you know, to get one is in
Faryland."
You shall have your wish, princess OF my
heart" answered Peter, IF you will only show
me how to get there"
SO the princess showed him. She made him
follow lark. The birds know the way to
Faryland. All, indeed, they know! Haven't
you ever watched one futter up and up until
it couldn't be seen at all. but still you heard
its song2 1t was singing then in Fairylandl
Soon Peter and the princess had passed
Bluebeards castle and the Fee-fo-fum Giants.
And then an embarrassing thing happened
The machine stuck tight-it wouldn't go up
and it wouldn't go down. 1t must have be-
come enchanted, for certainly no flying ma
chine that wasn't enchanted has ever acted
that way And the worst OF it was that it
was enchanted right the Dragons Cave!
These dragons. the older ones, at least, were
not at all tame, like the one the princess had
left behind her. They shot out flames at
great rate. Luckily, Peter and the princess
were Just far enough above not to be scorched
but il was very hot
The father and mother dragons were Just
ordinary wild dragons but the little dragons
were sweet Never had the princess seen such
(.,n
sized alligators their scales were of light,
pure gold and shone dazzlingly. They had
rough pink tongues, and from their eyes and
mouth instead OF red fires, came pale. blue
flames like those OF an alcohol lamp. The
princess Just loved them and wanted one more
than ever. But Peter declined to go over
board and pick one up for her And really, con-
sidering the temper OF the father and mother
dragons, one can hardly blame him.
In the meantime it was getting hotter and
hotter. The princess put her hand in her
pocket to get handkerchief to wipe her face
and what do you suppose she found? Several
OF the round cakes the old dragon had liked
Instantly she threw one down II hit tn.
mother dragon on the nose, then rolled or the
ground. The father dragon shifted it sus-
piciously then gobbled IT up! All but
crumb-thc mother dragon got that They
changed at once; they became calm could
be. stopped shooting fire and let their spiked
tails 60 limp. They sat on their hind legs and
begged for more cakes
Peter and the princess were now not afraid
to descend by means OF ladder from the en-
chanted flying machine. They gave all the
rest OF the cakes to the dragons, and in return
were given little dragon to take home with
them.
Bluebeard, who happened TO be feeling good
natured, lent them his automobile to 60 home
in. When they reached home they married
each other. after all. and are living happily to
this day. They still have the little dragon and
have kept it gentle by kindness and by giving
it a little piece of the dragon cake every day.
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o.
BY PADRAIC COLUM.
CHAPTER TX.


VILLIN looked out Of the tower window
and saw a strange bird swaying itself on
branch of a tree. AS it was not alto
gether dark, she could that the bird was
shaped like cuckoo and had bright kist or
crown upon its head 1T is the Bird Council
lor," said she TO Jack.
lack looked and saw it was the same bird
that had been in the tree outside the house OF
the Hays of the Long Teeth-the bird he had
called the Fine Flyer. Now it swayed on
branch very near the window Of the tower.
lack made all the bird calls he knew. but the
Bird Councillor did not come to them. Then
Illin bethought her that he always came near
where the treasures OF King Atlas were. She
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better than going to jar' he shouted. The
princess did not hesitate. She stepped into
his self-startng flying machine end they were
of in an instant. The princess angry at
the young man, but she was still angrer at
her father. For what do you suppose she
heard him say when they were starting TO
the attendants who tried to catch hold Of the
machine? No, no, don't stop them. 1t all
comes to 1he same thing in the end, and | only
have FIVE daughters TO be married off now"
The princess and the young man sailed and
sailed. over rivers that looked like silver rib
bons, blackboard fields. toy houses, cattle and
men as small as insects, and mountains like
pointed cakes covered with white frosting.
And after a while the princess grew pleased
and excited over the ride that she decided to
forgive the young man.
After all, you didn't kill my dragon she
said and you'll never do it again, will your"
The young man promised He was very
nice looking, and though he had no title, he
said he might some day be a president, which
was much nicer than being a king. The prn
cess did not know Exactly what a president
was, but she liked the sound OF it, and she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

UIERE is a new kind Of honor ~
II different from any you Sn0''
think. for on it are the name g.
men who have excelled in bravery. 80 -.
names have not been hard to find 10 r S.s
land during the last year and hall '.. n ,
soldier in the English army Is e''"'
a place on it. II u.:
Whether or not there is sth '0,' y. :.
all the soldiers names on H. :. Il,
know. but each of the London s'n00. -,
some sort of list OF this kind. II w. AK.
the names of those brave soldiers a,s :.
among its pupils. who are no" 20 mott.
for the British colors. And every ,n3
ing, Just as regularly as you W. =. rs
girls salute the Stars and Stripes u ~ rs
pills in the English schools n'''
this honor roll and salute II, ,,,ont Rc,'
Here are the boys of the b SCI soaor 70,
School. IN London. salutlng 10 = dspsc
above which the British flag . '.o,ri =
These boys are. of course 'a,U,o v do:'s
Join the army, which they With Wv ,hsn NJ
less like to do, but they siio" ',,y. A..
alty and admiration in this W., ms.IiM"
how eager and excited they looksd~
event in the daily routine Is
ward to with quite such e'''"'
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By Louise s. HaSbrOuCk.
part a


"HE young man who had just thrown a
bomb at the dragon who was guarding
the princess looked very much sur
prsed when the King told him he might marry
the princess at once. When the princess
stamped her foot and said she would not
marry him under any condition, because he
had nearly killed her darling dragon, he said
quickly 10 the King
Your highness, don't want to marry any
one. either. I only took a shot at the beast for
fun and TO try new sort Of bomb which
have invented
The King was very angry at having things
90 in such contrary way just when ne
thought he had them so nicely arranged
Take them both 10 the dungeons" he called
fercely to the courters. This is nice way
for the princess and her rescuer TO act Not
marry indeed! III show you who arrangej
marriages in this country"
But the courtiers did not have chance to
carry out the order, for before they had taken
more than a step the young man had beckoned
to the princess. Jump in my machine! It's
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DOUBLE ENIGMA.
Honey-comb. Sugar bowl.
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By EMMY Rose Burt.
WHENEVER Betsy doesn't know
w what else to do, she gets out NJ
W McGinty from the toy cupboa':

w WHENEVER Betsy doesn't know
w what else to do, she gets out NJ
W McGinty from the toy cupboa':
and makes him turn somersaults.
Betsy's mother made him from one q
fathers white cuffs. six pieces OF red RAJ.
mel and big round marble about 'S'
inches through.
First she rolled the cuff and Tapped q:
ends and fastened them that way VIII
few stitches, top and bottom Then &'
cut two circular pieces OF red Hann:
about six inches across, and gathers
them to the top and bottom edges Of I'
cuff. lust before she sewed up the as
opening, she slipped in the big maroH ~;
then sewed up the opening. A PIE" o
gilt braid went around the TWO Joining
Betsy's mother marked funny lnkna
and stand-up collar on the white cuf' y.
Mr.. McGinty was done except tor az
and legs. These were made from -.
narrow, dangling strips Of flannel, snap
at the ends to look little bit like nana
and feet, and they were sewed TO inc ".
er piece Ct red flannel at the proper pl''S
for arms and legs. Ill
At first Betsy wondered how &c sy.:
turn somersaults, and eagerly wa!'as;
her mother get out the ironing ooIo y.
rest one end of it on the seat OF : Ga.
and the other end on the floor. 10 u:
way a slippery white hill was mace, -. =.
when Mr.. McGinty was seated az %. w. y,
and properly pushed, head over nee. :. :.
tumbled, like real little athlete, over '''
over to the bottom. -,
Betsy thought it surely must DC y ,N ~
that made Mr.. McGinty go, unal ~
mother explained that the Dig 'iI' Ia
sewed up inside OF him has Cow r ~
TO do with little Mr. McGintys '0"''
saults.
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ANSWERS.

CHARADE.
Cat-Nip. Catnip.
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PUZZLE CORNER

A PUZZLE OF SHIPS.

A PUZZLE OF SHIPS.
In each sentence, by using the letters in the
same position in each word, you can spell
word meaning some sort Of ship.
six crazy hens OF Obeds never eat rye
2-You are curious, Harry Taylor.
3-But, Rupert, l grant new triek is nor
easy.
4-Charles Roe uses ice, so Ernest remarks
s-Charge US twice TO enter races.
6-Come and try breakfasting on tugboat
What Have all lemons edible rinds'
S-You are well loved.
o-Sally Lunn obtains old parasols.
ANSWERS.
CHARADE.
Cat-Nip. Catnip.
DOUBLE ENIGMA.
Honey-comb. Sugar-bowl.
Western Kansas world., 1916-03-31
What the Tool Does

you about that later But ust to give
deat all the work of the odfashioned jack that
costs almost much, other tools besides
single stretcher, wire stretcher wire mender,
repaire wheel reparer, hoist
and clamp, rooter and alligator wrench It's
and
builders have simply got to have Once they know its
merits they it.
Western Kansas world., 1916-03-31
NV Automatic Combination
Tool Is Mechanical Marvel

could get thousand of certain kind OF men to
work mi tomorrow You know the kind mean. 1 ne
tool wonder things and does them
SO well that sell three day and make
SIS $40.
want fellows will make $40 to $50 day want to
save territory for such hem neiP them
I want makers. Now think One man,
without training-just my instructions IN
one dav. Another 81 600 in month II had
room could the of dozens OF men like TINS
That's the kind of fellows I'm after. You don't know
whether you not eh1 OF course you don L
That rich who the big house and the touring
car didn't know once He had to find it want to
show you.
First of All...Write
No long letter necessary Just and ad-
Western Kansas world., 1916-03-31
I'll Make You More Money in Less
Time Than You Ever Made Before

dress on a posta card if you are in hurry.
up to me. I've got to show you and will
Western Kansas world., 1916-03-31
But Let's Get TOSether

I'll tell YOU story all its details get
your That's what want
put it up Just address or the company. I'll
oct the letter please don't put it off,
Western Kansas world., 1916-03-31
First of An...Write

Just your name and ad-
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~Gontmersielle ltnabbamsisfeit.

am lebten Sonnabeno fam aus
8aibington cine Nafridt Der in
oieier 3eit, no bas amerifanild,e
8olf iein aueelimerf auf Sen tpeifIi-
den europaiiden GriegslAmpIab
rid)tet ODER in f~ieberbafter grreauna
Die eroeiltigen 8eidIilfe erpartet,
Die 8rdiioent uno aongreB III Der
lnterieebootsfrage faiien fueroen,
llidt Die g~e6iibrenoe 8eadtltnq qe.
idenft ipuroe.
Die ertDabnte 9epeI6e nerbient
iniofern Defenders 8ea6tung, ais
tie nif oie inouitrieaen ger6altniiie
Der Gereinigten Staaten, ODER me-
tigftens ouf ein @ebiet oerielben Elm
grelles 2i6t mirft. Sic beIaat nanl-
ltd, oaB es Der anlerifanilden Ie-
gierung a~elltngen iei einen Ser
trng nit Der Oeutiben Geihsreaie-
rlilg nb5uidlieBen, laut meldbenl
fid lebtere bereit erfIdrt, cine qe.
fpiiie Menee bon Sarb5toffen -
baltptIadIi9 rot mo bla1t - mad
ben gereinigten Staaten a~ltssufiih.
rem. ueber Die Menee ooer Die grt
Der Werienoung perla1tet nifts
aber man fam mol annebmen, 6as
NIT Der englii6en Negierullg emf
iprefenoe 8ereinbarungen ~aetroffeu
limb, um Die 4bIieferung ser benz.
tigten Sarbitoffe iider5uIteaen.
Die +, 2 uno 5 Gents Marfen,
DIE OBJ ibrer miIoen iino gut acton,
ten Sarben Die gerpunoernna zines
ie0en Samlnlers berporriefen ltnS
oaber AID oos Ser5 zines ieoen ali.
ten amerifaniiden Burgers boz
Sfol5 bober i6logen IieBen, uaren
in @efabr, lire unpertilg6ore Sar.
be 81 berIierenL neil oie ~TSarbitof.
fe, Die 81 ibrer SeriteQlna oieneit
btsber aus 1eutl1lano importieri
mnroen, uno man bort bereits Ieit
bielen Monoten oic S(nsfubr i1mn,t.
lider Sarbftoffe ~berboten bate.
gs 1T fuabrlid) cine aratlomt
Sronie oes Shidials, oaB iid oerooe
Die pffi6ieaen @ertreter ser anleri.
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Die beutise Sage.

Gie beutiee Gage bat ii9 ipeniQ
beranoert. Sci geroun ba6en idme-
re Sample itattgefunoen, ober Der
9eutiben tit IS bod eelungen, bel
Dem Gotten Mannes : &iieel" BOZ.
.5uoringen. gs lit bas elmer Der ltra-
tegiiG pidtigen 8itnfte in Der l1m-
gebuttg gerorn's. Son ben nbrigef1
Sdladtfeloern lit nidts Neues ee-
meloet noroen. geitr bonn 5dtpur-
sen Weer fam nod cine quite Nad)-
riht. Ser ~ebemaliee arel5er y@oe-
ben" bat Die rtiiii6e glodaoe bei
S~rope5unt ourhbrohen.s Die 2u-
ftanbe in &leinaiien uno Weiopoto-
mien iino nidt gan5 flar. Cine Of
fene flare grflaruna bon &onitanti=
NOBEL ooer Berlin ware lebr 81
iDiinI6en.
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taus Der 81. 3. thanksgiving. 8
Sentlde @erste in enaiiIher
@efansenidaft.


@aibington s. Wf1r5. Cine
an6abl 0euti1er 9er8te, sic tells
IN 4merifa leben0, tells fiber Slime
rifa binreiIeno i'm Gertrauen altf Die
@arantien ser @enfer aonpention,
britilde Mnitanoigfeit uno oie s5ll-
ooiIierung hires @oten areu5- 8alles
0ur6 8eamte Der anlerifaniidsen
9rsaniiation tpabreno ser lestaa
Monate Die Gabrt iiber oen atlanti-
lhen S5ean antrnten, baben iest IN
britiider @efangenldaft @elesen-
belt, iiber ben 8ert aner oieier lido
men 0inge ndd5uoenfen. 9as
Staatsoepartemeut bat iid bereits
mebrmals fit lie peripanot, 8ulebt
dm "a. 6eb., aber bis beitc nod
feline uirflide glntport erbaltelt, es
lei oenn leere 4usfliidte. oaB sic
@enfer &onbention nllr auf benz
Shlahtfelo gefangen gcnommefle
Gote &rcu5-aer5te idiibe. Sn Dem
Sal Or. &arl So65, Der ans SONG
Tong BON ben britiIden 9eboroen
uiisgefptelem nit eillef1 transport
GentI6er Srauen mo &in0er rad,
0euti6lano geiGirtt. aber unternegs
oufgegriffen mur0c, bat oas Staats-
oepartemelt a~leroings cine Sreilal-
Jung ourdgeIebt, ltllo aud Ser am
z. Gpb. bon Dem uOsfar H." her
uiltergebolte Marine : etabsar5t 81.
Carl Miiler bon Scott IN @eItpba-
len miro permlttIi6 freigelaiien Der-
Den, na9oem sur 3ufrieoenbeit
Sobn Suns feitseitent moroen lit,
oaB ct IN Siingtau pGbreno ser ge-
lagernng tatig getpeien lit.
Sir Die iibrigen Serre1 beItebt
inoes tpenig Soffnung, troboem oas
stedt FLAIR auf ibrer Settle lift nno
Die amerifniii6e gegierung iid fir
ilie Sreilafiung nerpenoet. esbre
Nnmen iino: Or. &arl 2u6nia
StoG, BON Cincinnati, SpcsiaIarst
fir bas Behiions6ureau oes 8unoes-
ofpartements; Or. 8aIter Gcnborn,
bon Seattle, Boib.; Or. gbalpibcr,
Gbefar5t Der 6olioioniiden Megie-
RING; Or. GarI @reiff ans Dem
Staat 8aibinaton; Or. gooIf gfoIen-
baum, bon Chicago, Sa.; Or. Or
freo emil Sroutntann, BON Gtoot
@erifo; Or. Seinri6 @eorq Ii6-
ter, pom Dompfer .Gio @ranbe@.
Or. 9ertbolo 9onetb, bonn Gam.
pier ugresTnu"; Or. Galimir Gaiber
irno Or. @erbaro 8artrant, Sdiffs-
dr8te Der Snmbnrg Imcrifa : 81,
mic; Or. Erib Goldberg; Or. go.
@oeder ln0 CT. Martiu Slider. Die
Serren Gaiper mo @nrtram befit-
ben iid sur 3cit I'M Douglas Ge.
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Die 3eit biiat ben gorbdng
ii6er allies @egangene.
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teltion Camp mo all6 ser grobett
Sell Ser iibrigen Ier5te 1nterge-
brnft poroen lit. Die meiiten ba-
ben lid NIT energtiden gei6merocr
al sen amerifanii6en &onlll ii
edinburgh %gepanot, Ser ia gleid)-
5eitig al16 Ste StttereiIen gefange-
1fer Deuti6er Dobr5ultcbmcn bat.
Sln 5taotSoepartenlnt bat man IN
See fpenig @offntng, England 5t Ell
TIER Entertaining Ser @enfer Som
tention 3t betpegen.
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faniIdenEoit an Die IoreiIe lin Sill
fe fpelloen mtllier, Die oo6 ta1 ser
I~nffaiiung Der anglo amerifa11i=
ideit 9reIie fir jeoes neutrale, 5ioi-
@liiierte 2ano oeri6Ioiien lein IoQte.
llno man erbielt feline a6lebnenoe
9lntDort bon oen moOernen gorba-
rerv lon0ern sic Oeltide Gei6Sre-
gierltng, Sic es ia in1lner Der tan6eft
bat, iid in ote @eoanfen, 8iinIde
uno 2eioen ibrer ouslanoii6en Sol
legen bineir6uberlebelJ erfl1rte Ii1
6ereit, Snfel Gon in Ser Mufredty
erbaltuna ieineS 10 meitoer5meiten
Eoltpelens at unterltitben.
Die amerifaniidelt goitlpert5ei-
der iperoen ollo our6 ooS @ntge=
genfommeu oes oeutiden Sreunoes
IN ibrem often gl%dn8enoen geitanoe
erbalten bIeiben. gegen uno
Sdnee neroen ibrer Solioitat fei-
men abbrud turl oos poitolii6e an=
Ieben lit in ieinem pollen @lon5e
erbalten, Dem alten @abrlpruh ge-
ntaB:: She 8eit for II. @. un0 n1ooe
in @ermarp.
Die amerifanii6e &eidsbrrferei
miro alio oeuti6e SorbItoffe erboI~
ten, es more aber 81 piinihen, oab
unfere &egierl1ng ii6 altb ser pri-
paten ltnter1ebmungen annebmen
miiroe nllo ibnen auf irgeno eiltem
@ege 'oanf hires ginfluiles oie
8oltat oes uneeidnldIerten Sc
lhafts9aneeS 5ltfpmmen lieBe.
Iber bier liegt Der Sale I'M 8fef=
fer. GbemiIde 6abrifen nrto Die
Slt6aber Ser groBen Drudereien nil
len oligen6lidli6 Elm @ie0 BON Dem
Sdaoen gu ittge1 Ben Ser Mo1gaI
an 5arbitoffen ibnen 5ufiigt. @Gb-
reno 3. 8. Die getpobnli6c Drnder=
I6fDar6e eillen nenn au6 onnorma-
len, 10 bod niht upneridmingliden
arfitieg bon 35 9ro3ent erlebte,
iino gefarbte Sinten IN geraoesu ct.
.idredelloem WaBe geitiegel1, bon me-
talfl6en 5arben pie @olo, Sil6er
ufD., Die balo gar5Iid bonn an1eri=
fanil6en Warfte 5u peri6Din6en
oroben, netln nidt cine unDorber=
geiebene SiIfe in Ser SCOT erlfeint,
garntdt 81 reoen.
IS TT ia lebr i6or uno gut, nit
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N5arEt Bericbt.
8amnnuoIe.
San 4ntonio, Ser, I'm Gents.
@albeitpn. geltern, 1915 Gents.
GptfpnTnmen-TrDonfte.
Bammtmole.


Sah aIforlo, yer, 10. Wears. 1916
Sllnae eInoe Cotton Seeo Oil 90
eeiIts per @duone
Iep gDrf, 10. @dr8.- Spot $40 40
bio; Wdr5 $f0.42 uu6 $1,000; Ipril.
5000 unD 5000; Weai, $1O.48 nno
$10,47; SUM, $10.46 uno $1O.48;
Sui, $10.45 uno $10.47; Nuault,
$40 40 uno $10.48; September, $10.37
uno 5000; Gtfober, $9.46 uno $9.48.
Jarm- 9srobnfte.
San antonio, Ser, Is. Mdrs. 1916
Butter ........ 15e-2Oc Der 0fS
@ier (nur fri5fe) ..16Bc Der SskS
9iibner i. .12c-20c Der Vf,inS
gurfebs ............ tic her 8flnb
Ssnan .15e per 8nidei
esa $500 SI.2I per @nldel
Se,, 81 ooe per Snfdel
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ImIan6.

SIN Musi6uB oes SaltIeS fir
arspartige 8e5iebungen einigte man
ii9 iiber Die 8iG fit ben oiplomati
i6en nnb &onlularoien1t, mel6e
$5,000,000 al1smirft. Mit ;3nItim=
mnltg oes Staotsoepartements 1T
Oarir oie 8%eitimmurlg aufqenonl-
men, DOB i'm oipIomotiIden nno
aoniularoienit feline MltsIanoer
mebr angeitelt lperber1 o~iirfen, mab=
reno gegenlpdrtig 80 8icefoniuln
Mltslanoer iino. 4u6 miro Ser
Braitoent ermahtigt, gotidoftslefre-
taren Ben Stang zines Councillors
81 nerleiben, mel6e oen auslanoi=
idel 8eamten oieier Glaife i'm Han-
ge glei6iteben. Die SteQung bon
Fgice=&onluln oIrfen MnslGnoer mn
nod e%innebmens bis paiienoe Mmeri-
faner gefunoen iino. 9ie 3abl Ser
Observation-Disclosures miro i'm IL
permebrt. Gin 9etrag BON 100000
miro Dem Staatsoeparternent 8ur
gerfilgrltg geiteQt, I'm 9oniulurbe=
anlten 3ltlogen at 6~emiaigen fir
tpelbe Der 2ebettsunterbalt iid in
6olae 0es arieges gelteigert 6at.
Son Slii6tlingen aus 60
lnmblis, &c. sc, neroen alerlei
characterization er51hlt. Cine
syralt bebaltptet, 8ila. Ser NIT H.
rem Wanne befannt NOR, lei nit
mebreren anoern in ibr Salts elm
georungef, babe ibren Wann err
idoiien rl1o ben I'M Sooesfampfe fid)
altf Dem 8ooen 8i1oenOen nod
nit Dem gajonett onr6bobrt. Sic
babe iib iiber oie 2ei6e oeg Man=
mes gemorfen nno gebeter, iie aub
81 totem, norauf elmer BON ben 8e-
gleitern Giaa's me6rere Ghiilie auf
lie obfelerte, Die lie ihner Dertplin-
oeten. 8ian babe ibr Damn IeIbIt
Die Hinge bon ben 5ingern ge5oaen.
Cine anoere Srail lagt, Sic
Wterifaner batfel ale amerifaniihen
Bolten erito6enJ oaber babe Aie-
mano bon ibrer g~(nndberung etlpas
gemerft, bis iie mitten in Der Staot
luarell. @ieoer cine anoere ssrau
b%ebarptet, Elm blooiinnig ideinenoer
Wierifaner lei mebrere Cage Dor
Dem ueberfaa our1 oie Staot qe-
gangen nno babe einen Blan anqe=
fertigt, auf Dem ale SallIer be5eidp-
net maren. Die bon Merifanern be-
fuobnt moren. Sic iei init ibrem
8atten, einem Sergeonten, am
Gage oes ~lleberfalles in Elm Saus
ge5ogen oas friiber bon Merifa-
1ern befuobnt par. 0aourd mare tie
gerettet fuor0en. Nienlano babe BEN
geriu6 gema6t, BEL ibnen ein5u=
0ringen.
Senator Sbipelp, @ertreter
Snbiana's i'm 8nnoeslenat, lit ae-
ftorben. Ct mat 1857 auf elmer
5arm in ct. Sofepb Gonntp eebo=
rem.
Capt. Sims, Ser 8efeblsbaber
oes S6ladtififfes .Gepaoa" BOT
bor Dem Slottenfomite oes Sauies,
ben iofortigen gau bon aft ooer
neltn Sdladtfreu5ern oringero em-
bfoblen.