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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04

1 Bay City, Mich, was the scene
Of q strange wedding. a couple
who were first married IN 1909,
after ten years of welded life
were divorced and now they re-
married again.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04

|. A boy eleven years old was re-
Gently received at tn e express Of
fee at Springfield, Mass, duly Ia
bled and tagged, from Danville,
H., the charge being $l2.50.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04
nay-Day at Fort Worth.

The people in the vicinity oi
Fort Worth, Texas, had the Ier.
riest May'day, that ever was
known in that part of the world
They are in the habit of celebtat-
ing the, first of May with the best
~ iteTi6is they can grasp f0F the
| t'H-c4si0u, and were particularly
| blessed on The last one, There
was 10 Re a hanging at Fort
Worth, and in this grim business
the Judge and the court and the
| sheriff p!ayrd into the peoples
hands. They could moi have
asked, could nGt have dreamed Of
fanything better, AMI SO they hast
an immensa gathering and real
jnvial time. The crowd included
all the men, women and children
for miles around, who h)cke1 to
town early in the morning to
see Sol. Bragg, negro, hung for
numbering. a IN for mis- money.
A galloWs was erected in an open
space some distance from the Jail.
and around this structure the
dense and mOtely crowd swung
and surged, under the sc0rching
rays of the Texas sun, until the,
performance commenced. TT
seemed Il long while to wait, and
some impatience was manifested
There was whisper that there
might be no hanging after all.
The cOncOurse resolved that there
should be, and sent a committee
of half dozen staDwart, well.
armed Texans towards the Jail to
reconnotire, and Unnecessary bring
the victim for saprifice. They
returned shouting the joyful ii.
diugs hat Sol. Br4gg was coming,
cl I'd in his ascension robes. Pres.
emily a wagon drove up contain
ing a coffin and Snl. Bragg sitting
on it, dressed in a ling white
gown which contracted frightful
ly with the blackness of his face
countenance. With difficulty the
crowd was parted so as, to let the
cart drive = rhnn there was a.
deep aud awful stiffness, pierced
only by the cl;sak Of preparation
The excitement WIS Just delight
fuI Ia those rude Texan families.
They were witnessing a hanging
ny law, which was the unusual
feature. Sol was given half an
hour in which ~ speak his piece,
and he heightened the interest, ~
saying that he did not kill Mat
thew Green. and telling who did
The audience, e e>jOyed the quiet,
rapture of the proceedings, and
Sci. Bragg was duly and law
fully,Tand 4 constitusionally hung
before their eyesIu- The, feeling
that he might be an Innocent
nan hightehe;i the effect. and
the people Of the Fort Worth re-
gion had never before enjoyed
such a glorious May.day tt was
the most orderly crowd that had
beeu g.there,i together in lex ~
kur a l,ng time. AMI many will
date their pleasure from the day
SUI. Bragg was hung.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04

BottIrbury,of Camden, will never
dive into the creok to save another
WON IN from drowihg. He saw a
red. haired girl named Sparks,
tumble in the other day. off a
boat, and he Instantly plunged
in after her. caught her by her
dress, and SWAIN to the shore with
her. As soon ~ they we're on dry
land, Miss Sparks gave IA hysteri.
cal scream. flung her arms ahsut
Bottlebury's neck, anti fainteiii.
Just then, the father came up,
with the rest cf the family. anil
p@rceiVing inc situation. he d ash
ed up J0-Bott!ehuFy. gra=ped his
hand au5 said. Take her, nay
boy; take heFi It is hard to give
her Up; i1 uFauches her old ia
iher'3 heart; but she is yours.
Bless you, nay childfan-t'les.
vour' Then AIJs. Sparks cried
ami said she hoped Harriet ~eult!
be happy The little Sparkses
manifested their emotion by
climbing up Bottlebury's legs and
pulling his coat tails. Then
Harriet came to, and. laying her
head on his shoulder. whispered,
kiss me, darling" BOttiebury
amazed and Indignant. tore him
self away and feel. He was ar.
rested that afternoon on charge ol
breach of promise, and on the
trail, . the jury gave the broken
hearted Miss Sparks two hun
dred dollars damages. B3ttlebury
bas intim ited to his confidential
friends that if any other warm
haired woman Intends to fall over
board near him, she, viii! find \
to her advantage to learn u
SWIM.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04

CS
cording TO letter in the Lara
ME "F'-5lr1ri-~l Iadebendeat The
m1drst writer says the RaWlins
yaurh were ''draSsed iii the
hight of fashion," au.i described
twI IF the participants III the fol-
lowing higl-toned ant Jenkinsy
sryle
Mi-s-, from Wil,ier's Gulch.
was elegantly attirei in = hand
some buff grOs bucksKin uress,
with army blanket overskirt-
boltom lo0peSi up with huckskin
strings cut bias. Hair dressed a
Ia Red Cloud, ia which. wer :
twined q few sprigS, of sagebrush; /;
the whnle secuted behind in a
bunch with a handsome pin made
with l.iiie splinter and a buffaIo's
ear. She wore an elegant noun
tain cat skin cap, fest.llnetlg, vii h
antelope tails, secured under the
the chin with a rattle-nake skin.
Her feet were encased in buck.
skin motTasihS, tTnaIneHted with
beads and soldier buttons. She
created a hig SENSATION as, she en-,
Tered the hall, hanging upon the
arm of Mr. ii. Barton. of HaIlville,
who was dressed in'the sftle 6f
his lOcality-buckskin hreeches in
boots, huntihg shirt of the same,
Oraamented with beads and to-
bsecO suip-; an army belt of the
htest Pattern around his waist,
securing a pair of six shooters and
huge bowie knife, whih SIT off
his gallant figure itu sadvautage.
EnviOu- glances frunl both sexes
followed this handsome couple
round the hal! Several ladies
and gentlemen from the mining
districts were present and ex.
pressed themselves well pleased
with ghe manner n which the
the party Gas s0a6 ucled. Their
frequent excianati0ns of delight
such as Red i}nt, y0G ls-fI5 AIM
.it frHit. tho3gh? 'iEooD laf' etc
pi-jlit indiUa ed that & ev s4era
ri Hiug themselves an the BEST
T,ls.iIie style
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5 90 fttNOl u . HFThII W
Ghf Srisdna Sentinel,
Fublished Every Saturday; by
sZ5IHM. " BERRY, 44i
Editor and Proprietor.

-
TERMS inv daoly IN Advanaa
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-04
...--- YUMA AT. SATURDAY. JULY l. 1874
NO D. TIME LIKE THEoLD TIME.
BY o. W. HOLMES.

. s~' '.t -- 70
| 48' BY o. W. HOLMES. '
| -Tat- asrr.'i .--- .ta-si = ~
There ia no time like the old time,
When You and I were Juung. So"
When he buds If April blossomed,
And the birds of spring time ssng.
| The gardeI,'s brightest z l6ri's
Rv snr,rna- s.,.,- -, Tlurs-ta,
! Bot Oh. rA- sFerf, So aet. yi's5els,
Tire ayFtFs thst opea 6rst
Th.rq is no place Tie The I'D place.
Whesa ynu and / we're born,
Sfh,-rs Ne iifi'-,l s 81 car Cyp-les
o che sDiph'1,,rs 81 hH morn,
FFOa th,nlilk.whii~ breast that 0armed US
Frarn The eliBgi aims s.ss.l bose,
When the dear eyes gIistenpd DER n,
That viii look on US no more!
Therpis no friend liks the old friend
That has shared our m'rring days,
No greeting like his welcome,
EH homage like hi. prsisr;.,
Fame is the ecrntless su.fower.
W,thg udy crown W.gOla;-
Ba' friendship is the breathing rose,
With sweets in every fold.
ID. fIt -at,.ts.,..t.--
There ia na love like the old love y
That VIZ cuurted in our pride;
Though our lpayps ara failing. faising,
And we're fading side BY side. re- e'
There are blossom- all around u.s.,
With the >culnis uf our dawn.
And We live in borrowed sunshine,
u When the light Of day ls gone.
@ws - y q : a
There ara no times like the old times
They shall never br forRnt "a.
There is no place like the old place
Keep green the dear old spot
There are no friends like our old frir nds-
Nav Heaven proEong their lives!
There are n0 loves like our old luves-
Ged bless our iuving wives .1
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
Nutels aud Ginning Baatls.

MANSION HOUSE, TROY, N. Y.
within one block of the Steamboat Wharf,
and three minutes walk OF Union Depot.
j. w. STEARNS, Proprietor
April rs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
avatthss and 1ewelru.

RI II e T IN f $
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family. and sometimes u little outside
the family" by our falling to remember, us in
former years, at this season, our friends.
occasioned by seeing the fine tile watch, # GIT
OF some former Christmas. or some article OF
Jewelry, SO constantly about the person, or at
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard but Can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembrances which can be had so cheap, and
Of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE.
PEN NIAGE a. va
"a MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND. VT.
declsdtf
nj A r s II A LII & CADY,
Dealers In
TCHES. JEW ELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
"a OF all kinds.
A large assortment OF Gold and Silver watches
both American and Swiss, constantly on hand.
The celebrated Gorham silver ware, In cases
for presents, can be purchased ofus.
We also keep large stock OF
ROGERS BROS. PLATED WARE.
Just received, new lot or
ROMAN GOLD LOCKETS AND CHAINS.
Guns. Reyolvers. Cartridges Table and Pocket
| cutlery, Scissors, Shears, &C., always In stock.
NO. MERCHANTS ROW.
Aug5dly
REMOVAL.
Having removed to tho Central House Cor
| ner, Shall be happy to supply all my custom
ers with everything in the line OF
WATCHES.
JEWELRY,
CHAINS,
SILvERWARE, ETC., etc
PISTOLS AND CARTRIDGES,
all at lowest prices.
Work done as usual, at short notice, and II
the best manner. Cali and see me at Contra
House Corner.
aprl-dtf II. Z. ADAMS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
BILIOUS REMITTENT,A AND INTERMITTENT
FEVEkS

which are 50 prevalent IN the valleys OF our
great rivers throughout the United States,
Especially those Of the Mississippi, ohio, Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
Alabama, Mobile Savannah, Roanoke, James,
and many others, with their vast tributaries,
throughout our entire country during the
summer and Autumn, and remarkably so DUR
Ing seasons of unusual heat and dryness, are
Invariably accompanied by extensive derange-
ments OF the stomach and liver, and other ab-
dominal viscera. In their treatment, purga-
tive, oxcrting a powerful influence upon these
various organs IS essentially necessary There
Is no cathartic for the purpose equal 10 Dr. D.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERS, as they VIII speed
lly remove the dark-c olored viScid matter with
which the bowels are loaded, at the same time
orally restoring the healthy functions of the d.
gestve organs
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
for SALE.
NOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-A Mercantile Business
cality Is offered for sale. This Is a favorable
opportunity 10 step into an established paying
business. Address, A. j., Poultney, Vt.
sept5d&w2w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
FoRTlFY THE BoDy AGAINST DISEASE
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

head ache, pain In the shoulders, coughs, tlght.
ness of the che st, dizziness sore eructatlonS OF
the stomach, bad taste In the mouth, bilious at
tacks, palpitation OF the heart, Inflammation OF
the lungs, pain in the region OF the kidneys,
and hundred other painful symptoms are on
springs OF dyspepsia. one bottle Will prove
better guarantee OF its merits than lengthy
advertisement
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18

COFFEE EXTRA G.,
And the lower grades OF
LLOw SU G AR
Orders to be addressed to our Office In New
York, rs Wall Street, Cor. Pearl.
Parties ordering 10 barrels can have them as
sorted.
TERMs-Thirty days, or Cash in days, loss n
per cent. discount
L. G.. BAXTER,
TREASURER.
j. T. oADEN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Are selling with universal satisfaction. the
following choice grades OF Flour:
MANGoLD, HBBARD & CO., Axxx Winter
Wheat
STAR MILLS Michigan White Winter Wheat.
CROWN JEWEL White Winter Wheat
SHERIDAN, A, White Winter Wheat.
GREENFIELD, A. Pastry White Winter Wheat.
A full stock OF
q X o G f Il + $,
Including sugars, Teas, .Conees, Spices. Canned
Fruits Of oil descriptions, Butter, Cheese,
Lard, Potatoes, Cabbages, Onions, Fish
OF every variety, Tobacco cigars,
Snun, Figs Lemons, Oranges,
&C, &C., &c.
general assortment OF
pnv aoope, FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RUFFLING. &C.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS, &C.
A full line OF
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, &C.,
for Ladies', Gents and Childrens' wear.
They are also selling a fine variety OF
GLASSWARE EARTHENwARE, CROCKERY.
&C. &C.
The above nrst-class quality of goods are
selling at prices that satisfy everybody
rg- Agents for Mail Steamers to and from
Europe. Drafts for el and upwards on the
Banks OF England. Ireland and Scotland.
CORNER FREIGHT AND EvLYS STs., RUTLAND.
| All families desiring the BEST FLOUR Will
| find 1t TO their advantage to use our brands, as
| also other goods In our line.
june24tf
A c. b l. A S D E L L.,
No. 25 CENTER STREET, RUTLAND,
Has now on hand large and: well selected
| assortment OF
GROCERIES, BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGtlau
Which he is disposlng of at bottom prices.
He also has on hand in their season. all kinds
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, FISH, LoBSTERs,
CLANS, &c.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Always TO be found here augodly
w B. MUssEY'
DEALER IN
| GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
NO. Il, MERCHANTS ROW. RUTLAND, VT.
aug4d3m
III W. MARSHALL,
Can be found on
GROVE ST., ------ RUTLAND, W..
With Choice Stock OF
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
or all kinds.
FLOUR,
TEAS,
C0FFEEs, &C
COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND
On short notice, as have the facilities for
both.
FRUITs-DRIED, GREEN, AND IN CANS
JARDEN's JAPANESE BLUING,
A new thing. Try 1t. d&w
EOR sALE.-CHEAP! CHEAP!!
100 BARRELS
GENUINE HAXALL FLOUR
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.
ONE TwO-HoRsE WAGON.
TO LET
SECOND FLOOR $50 Fr. BY 60 FIR,
OLD RED STORE,
CHESTER GSLEY,
dtt.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
BOOTS AND SH ES,
TO makeiroom:for. GOODS.
SUMM ER GOODS AT cos
land Less, at
NO. 6:MERCHANTs.Row.:
augl1-tf %. w. .CURRIER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-30
&err,t Srahbe'S 9puars.

@er @elo bat, bat Sorgen. 9as er=
fubr audi 9err Grabbe 5u 2auncel lton
auf 8anbiemenslan6. Gr ,por pom
9auIe fortge9angen unb bate eine bib
l9e Yartie Maitpieb ,pertauft llnb ba fiir
cine Portie nod Dub1 9ollars &C.
l6l, uno ba er oen Bonfen bortigen 2on=
oes ni9t re6t troute, 10 naDm Ct lein
@elo nit li@ unb trat Die @eimreile an.
Sebt be9annen Die @or9cn.
.. 9os lit cine 9robe @umme i'm boorcm
@elO, la9te ber Wirtb, bel Dem @err
Grabbe gu W@ittos eintebrte unb cine
all5u itarte Mnlodung fir bic 2eute, ndm=
li9 fir Die 16le9ten 2eute. Sd boife,
oab sic ni6t bel mir iiberna9ten lperoen.
gein, perlebte @err' Grabbe, id bente
nit meinen 9pllars beute mod nod
9uu1e gu fommen.
Sd) miiroe Sbnen rotben, ia9te ber
Wirtb. es Giemanben nlcrfen i1 lajlcn>
boB sic cine 10 beocutenoe @ummc @elb
bel ii9 fibren; @ie mD9ten |ib lpnlt
allerlei M'Atdnoe auf ben o9ols 55ieben.
@an5 obne Gur@t,; i'd ueib 8el@eio
bier au 9anbe: ..&.+5 !5;<&
9ia9bem 9err Grabbe lein Mitta9s=
6roo per5cbrt bottc> bego6 ct li6 mieoer
auf Den 9Sc9. N6er ct fano init Der 3eit,
ooB bic 9olfors i6wcrer lcien ,ols er an
fanes 9e6odt; CT trat allo in Die 9iittc
zines ibm bcfannten Mniieolers, lln9efdbr
| 5eDn M}eilen BON 2aunecl ton ntfernt uno
nabm ouf elmer 8anf Ylak nit Der 9(6=
F&t. Sic No9t bicr 5llsubrin9cn.
Mas 5um @cntcr lit ocnn in bielem
@odc? riff Der Mnl lieblcr uno perlu@tc
es, Die l6wcrc 2oit 5u beben. gs ,ucr=
ocn op@ feline Dollars lein? Sc?
9oQors? rie Die Trau pom 6oulc
NIT li3tbarer Sooesan9lt. @ilf Stint
mel, man ermoroet uns Site Deutc Nabt!
9leber $9crr @rob6e, 16o1ien @ic op6
Die 9ol(ors fort ! 9Non bot 5ic beobod=
tet nnS Die @cIan9cncn - Qpie bic
Strd {lingc in @onoie.ucnslano gcnonnt
>peroen, o69lei@ lie ni6t 9cfan9en 9ebalz
Tten tperoen) - iiberfallen pns bente
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MufQa6r go. 46.

Scr 9}omc elmer Gtabt i'm Gtoote
Obio cltcbt aus lctbs Sud- ltobcn. Be=
sciNnet man bic Bu0ltabcn our0 Die
3oblcn, >pcl6e ibre 5tcucn I'M 9(&G an
9cbcn ld1nlid our6 /, b burlb 2, C
bur0 3 unb Z 0ur0 25> 10 lit cie Gumme
oc5 crTcn uno 5Deiten BuDlta6enS - 5
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@re TT D ~ 0rter.:

Bar @eoa@tgibiibuns fir unicr' iunacu 9eier
8orer, (en9l.) Tuulttdmpfer. -
Srel dc, 0r.) M}ouer6ffnuu9. -
. repe, Qot.) 0pltli6e: Sbreibcn. --
8rc ier, Qat.) Gcbetbutb Der Yricltc
-Sri99, (en9l>) l6ncn lc9clnocs
S@i!f., Brilliant, dr.) 9el4liifcnc
G6clltcin.
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= oSnl Is Griminu(=N ert d) te in

- SIM Gr III II Il rs eri1 e in
M-emp y is> Sennellce, >uuroc uu=
ldn9it Gin Yroicb 9c9cn cine 6rau einge-
leitct, weldc b>l huloi9t lit in per1bie=
ocnen WfaAusinen @aoyen 9efo6(en 5u
6o6cn. 0ielel6e 6atte 6ei i0reu Mus9 dn<
gen fcts c1ncn ld0nen >lno 9ut o59e-
ritbtctrn @uno bel lib, uel<9cr Die Mui=
mertlomtcit Scr Sertduicr our6 lciuc
&Unjte BON Der 2o0en0ic6in o6(rnfte.
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-. ..(6lr ben "Dbio Daiienfreuns.~
::&ini9c @prte fur, ha8 @er3.
s(ur elm aSort m0d)t' id) biz lagen,
&ctc germ unb babe Mutb. -
= s9as @cbct bilft .NlleS tragen,
DaS @ebet ,nu1t &Nes gut.
- @ctc, .piir's aud bol(cr NlanscG,
Sicb: cs lit ben,l bod @ebct;
Gott bcr iucib, oob ni6t Gin Gu9el,
g(ur Gin @iirlillc,u ju SDm fcbt.
. .9ab bid nidt pom &lcnb l6rcdcn,
i Gas@ cntiekt bu III biz i@ou't. !"
@ottcS 2;cbc ipirb's bcbtfcn;
@cnn bu fromm ouf Sbn eertrau'it.
8ctc ni1t nit bcm @sbonfcn
vNd, nein 8etcn Diliit mir ni1t."
Gcin @crtroucu, barf nid)t iuonfcn,
@ott iei bcine 3uucriiWt.
Qab cs bid aud nidt bcrbricbcn,
@cun'S ni6t redt bon 6cricn ocDt;
@stt iuirh bod Scin DIR nidt idlicbcN
Ireuer QSiQe lit @cbet. -
8ctc nit ber Giebc 0rdftcu,
Slammcrc feit bid itctS an @ett;
2aB ocil Nug' auf Sbn iid beftcn,
@cincn Stcin sibt Ct ftatt 8rob.
8etc bel bes @ciitcs 9iirre.
8ctc, pcnn biz Erof aeiudbrt.
&ete aud im Meltacluirrc, -
Das @ebet ben @ciit crndbrt.
8cte finbli@ beim Griun@cn,
Gilc bciilen, @otte 81.
slbeno's iollit ou &ednun9 MAIDEN
Damn leg bid nit Soft 5ur &ub'.
hub bit meni6tid cu gefollen,
Stcbc aui, blid' nidt 3uriiet,
&orpdrtS m,b bet YilQer tpollen,
. Nu iwartS 9cbt ber Sce(e 8lid.
@cnu bic Ueblcr BIT bercut
llnb oaS beine bait 9etban,
@cibt 6u ia, oab Soft uer5eibct,
0ebe n,utbi9 nur boro,,.
' Sa, itreb' mntbi9 mad bent 3iele,
aus oer Giniternib gun, 2i@t;
Sciu @nabe lit Dir nabe,
aampfe; rin9c, 'ucidc nidt.
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@obnun9cn 10 bart, ooB .lie ui6t o6n
eilerne @erf5eu9e ser lt6rt werben t0nnel
un0 mon miro li9 Oariiber um 10 ,ueni=
ger ,punocru, ,penn mou peiB, bob oit
fegelf fDrn,i9e 9ede in Der Spite >uDbl 4
bis 6 SUP bif lit. Scr Gin9on9 in oi'
9D6le lit immcr untcr Dem WaHcr uni
nlDgli9it ,peit ppm 2onO ent fcrnt. s(n
Der SDblc orbcitel1 ,1ur Die, wcld6c barin
I'M Winter >ppDnen ,upllcnL nit eincn1
9Sprtc> Die gu elmer Tomilie geb0rigcn
SnoipiOucn; bcr Damn a6cr / It 0os
Yroouft oll9en1ciner Sbdti9feit, ou linn
nimmt Die 9on5c &olonie 9lntbeil, bo CT
alien Wobnun9en 5l'm Sortbcile 9crei1t.
2lllcs, ,pos mir mitt6eilcn, 6eigt, lpie
fllnltrei1 li6 ber Snl ltinft bes Si6ers
ous1pricDt; bob ct obcr bur6ous ni6t
Dem iiberlc9cn lit, mas Biene> Nmeile,
Wespe uno 10 man6cs onoere Snl left 1c=
ben ldBt. Ser pereinseltc Bibcr, ~lpie
man i'm 1T Yolen 1no &ublaub unb III
anOeren 2dnoern finbet, 5ei9t BON bielen1
Bauinl finite ni6ts. Gr 9rdbt 1i@ nur
eine @0ble ant llfer ,,nb ri9tet li6 bier
10 gut eiuL als CT tonn. Do ben1 Biber
10 lcbr no69citellt ,uirb, 10 finbct man
audi in Sen ameritonil0cn TliTen oicle
lol6e Ginlieolcr, ,uie man lie ncnnen
f0nnte, bic ouf Die tiinl nltli1cu 8outen III
ret Noreltern perji6tet bo6en. sic be=
9nii9en li6 nit elmer. Mcngc 96blun9cl,
oie in rc9elmdbi9cr Tcrnc bon einonoer
lie9eu uno in luel6en lie 3uiludt lu6en>
,uenn lte in Der ei9entli@eu Mobnun9
ouf9eitbrt muroen. -:
Sic @ouptnobr,lng oes Sbieres lit bic
9linoe BON Gl6cn, Weioer> Birfen, Yop=
peln uno I'M 9iotbfolle, Ti6ten. @ie
trogen oooon sum Winter einen Worrat6
ein. Mu9 Mur5eln ppn eini9cn QHo]icr=
pFon5en 9enieBen lie. Scr Biber ,pirft
s,pei bis flint Sun9e uno ibrc @tinme
|pll,' wenn Ie l@reien, Der cines lpcincn*
ocn &inocs tdul l@cbb abnli9 icin. 9lus=
9emo6tcr lit es, oob lic beim @pielen lid
d,lBerlt polirli6 9ebcbroen. .
Scr 8iher lcbt piel in oem QSo]jer
ct tonn gut untertou9en, obcr mus bod
I'M Mtbem 5u dDpfen, bolb >pieber ber:
auffommelt 1n6 ipirb 10 bic 8cute oe'
Mcnlden. Sic Snbioncr lucl6c oil
leinen Sang ausgebcn, ipiire1t 51crl
feline Wobnung aus, >po5u olleroin9s @e
luanotbeit 9ebort. 9a Die Sa9b IN
gSintcr pornebmlid porgcnommcn ,piro
,ueil oos Scl nur in bieler Sobrcs5ei
gSertb fat, 10 9ebt Der Sd9er nit einc
2on5e, Die unten nit @i1cn bel9lagen Ill
ldngs oem nfer unb itDbt auf bos Sis
olis benz S6alle fonn er lei9t abncbmen
>po i6 cine 8i6erb0ble be linoct. Is
it6Bt 0ann Elm Sod ins @is, 9roB 9enu9
einen Biber our@5uloien. Muf oel1
l1fer for19en inoeB bic @ei6er nod Del
8auen Der 8iber uu6 lu9en biel le 5u Ser
triimmern, ,uos, pie 19on erinnert, MID
obne Mtiibe 9ei@iebt. Sic ouf9el@eu@
ten Sbiere ellen unter bas Wajler. unite
Dem Gile hin llno >perbeu bann bolo be
MERIT, unb 9et6btee> 10 luie lie lie Qni
5u l6Dp fen 9eniltbi9t lino.
&re1n D ~ 0rtpr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-30
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~9tVAT\D ANR AAeDSItCUAIAD~
5. Gine2ei6 i6enpcr crbrennunQ.
Geit l71S, ,up burd ben pol5orppiber
Trieoen Gin She'll @erpicns unb Der @ol=
la6ei an Oeitcrrci6 9etommcn, .liefen
pon oen Befc6lsbobern Der inn 2onoe
contonirteu Sruppen 8eri6tc an Die 9fe=
9ierun9 elm, ,pie cs bort al19e,neiner
@olfs9loubc lei: perfor6ene, i'm @rabe
nod fortlebenbe Perl onen gingen unter
9cluilen TIM itdroen aus oiel lem ibrem
@rabe Derppr, Inn Den 2ebenoi9en oas
8lut ous5ulau9en un6 li9 lclblt ooour6
unter Der Groe i'm Wa@stbum uno guten
@obllein 5u erbalten @6on 1920
>uuroe 9en'eloct: gu &ilplopo, einem Dorfs
III 9lieoeruu9orn lei g. Plo9ojotuit,
nu6oem er 10 @o@eu friibcr bcgroben
wpr0cr, cini9en Ginwobnern bel 9ta9t
erldieucn, uno bobe i6uen pen @alS oer=
9eitolt 5u|ammen9ebrii1t, bob 1ie inner
bolb "a @tunbcn 9eitprbeu; 10 ooB bt1=
neu Sa9en in oieIe Ier Mp9e 8, tbeils
|jun9e, tbeils olte Yerl Ben 500 8e='
nommen. @elblt leine Wittme ,uur BON
linn beunrubist luproen, unb botte bes=
wc9en .bas @orf perlal1en. Sic Ginz
mobncr, bo lie ouf ibr @elud, ben Sob
tel, aus9ro6eu uno pcrbrennen Ill oiir=
]fen, BON Dem Befeblsbober gu @raoisca
obl6ld9li6 beiGie0en tuuroen, ertldrtcn
nun lammt uno 1pnbers bns 9orf Der
loiien 5l1 pollen, ,penn man ibnen oos
Nus0raben nidt eltatte. Ser 8efebls=
babcr bcgab li6 oabcr nit Dem Bforr=
BERN bon @rooisca an Ort unb @telle,
uno ais er Yetcrs @rab Dfnen laljen,
1fono man oen 2cib gan3 unb unperjebrt
nur bic @pibe 6cr 9}alc et>pas aus9etrod=
net, babel obne ollen iibeln @eru6, uno
eberr cinem ]9(afenoen Meul9en dbn=
li3. 9aare unb Bart maren 9e>po@len,
| itatt Der ob9efallenen 9(d9el ,poren neue
berpor9ctrieben inter .ocr duBcriten
9aut, Die toot uno blei@ erl9ien, ,par
[wieber cine anocre 9on5 lebbaf fte 9e,po6=
|len; 6dnoe un0 TiiBe 5eistel, li@ lpie am
gelunoe item Menl@en. 9a mon in 1ei=
nem Munoe fril6es @lut 9eiunocn, 6iclt
oos Wplf cS fir lpl6cs> bos CT ben ncr,.
croin9s @citorbcncn ausgelpgen uno lieB
|ll6 nidt o69o!ten, linn cinen lpiben
Yfa6l ourtb bic 8ruit 5u itoben, 100 bonn
bouIi9cs, 9an5 irii@es unb lb0nes Ylut
ous Der Wunoc, luie aus 0luno uno 9}olc
fpb. 9ie 8oueru woricn oie 3ei6e
nun ouf cinen S6eiterbaufen unb per-
6ronntcn tic 5n 9ll9c.
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sic @unlme bes :erIten uno oritteu - 28,
bic Sllmn,c oes :eriten unb pierten - %,
Die @umme bes eriten unb nften =lS,
Die @nmms beg eri ten uno iediten IL.
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