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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-22
Election Returns.

First Ward-For prohibition 81,
against 2i2.
Second Ward-For prohibition SO,
against 1876.
Third Ward-3G majority against
prohibition.
Fourth Ward-For prohibition 46,
against 90.
Fifth Ward-For prohibition %,
against 115.
Sixth Ward-For, ga; against, 81.
Seventh Ward-For prohibition SO,
against 1853.
Eighth Ward-For prohibition go,
against 1872.
Ninth Ward-For prohibition GO,
against 25s.
Tenth Ward-For prohibition 10,
against 1872.
COUNTRY PRECINCTS.
Potter's Store-For prohibition 30,
against 100.
Simpsons School House-For pro.
hibition 81, against A.
Webberville - Majority against, IA.
Hornsby's store - For, "a; against,
so.
Pfueer's-For, &c; against, SO. &
Sammit-For, Sc; against, 26.
Eanes's School House - For, 90
against, 55.
Pecan Spring-For prohibition 81,
against SO.
Manor Precinct-For, 1862; against,
118.
Oatmanville-For prohibition 81,
against 1856.
Merrilltown j For prohibition 81,
against 8. The gentleman who brought
this return reported that the people Of
Merfilltown precinct will at once have
an election of Their own. Half the
nO1ntu mill M douht do tho sap,a
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-22

Go feel what have felt.
co bear what I have b Nrnc-
Sink meath a blow fa,her dealt,
And the cold worlds prond scorn,
Thea suffer ON from year to year
Thy sole relief The scoTching tear.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-03-22

Go see Whist have seen,
Behol the Strong man bow
with Cnashing I { h. lips bathed In biz
And cold and liVid brow,
Go ca Gu his withe' ing glance, and see
There mirrorcd, his Soal's misery,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19

ROBERT TooMBs says: 1.-THE capitalist
who does not respect labor is q fraud.
and the lsborcr who does not respect
capital is q fool" Toornbs has at last
given to the world n solid chunk OF
wisdom. Capital and labor are rs essen
tisl TO each other as gold and silver are
To a sound circulating medium.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19
WADDELL & MILES,
SEATTLE.
Office
TO.4u Whom @ NAV Coweern

WHEREAS, THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
w General Land Once. in letter dated August
~, 1878. ordered that the lands in TownsAJD "a
North. Range East. In the district Of lxncs for
sale at Olympia. W. T., should be withhsd from.
disposal ~ agricultural lands until the nom
mineral character thereof shall have been fslSy
established" And. whereas. Patrick Walsh. Of
King County. w. T., who inside presumption
filing for land in said Township and Range. viz
Tor y Of " W 4 and " u Of y & of section
10. now makes application 20 make his final entry
OF said land, and has led in this cfice his sdav:
declaring that there Is not within the limits OF
said land. To his knowledge, any Goa. or other
valuable mineral deposit, and that said land II
essentially non-mineral land.
Now. therefore. in accordance with instrue-
tons from the Commissioner Of the General Land
once. IL is orueref that testimony touching the
character of said described land shall be taken
before the Register and Receiver OF the United
States District Land Once at Olympia. W. r.,
on the 18th day Of November. 1877 beginning at ~
O'Clock. A. ~. q, which place aud time sl persons
having interest in the matter OF tho character oi
the above described land are required TO appear
and there and then % present such evidence ~
may serve TO fully establish the character OF
sid tract of land.
Given under our hand. at TIE United States
district Land Once ct Olympia, W. T.. this 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1871.
1T. BROWN. Register.
ecti7-stw ROBERT q. sfrAhT. Receiver.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19

Did you ever hear that o:e of the
civilities shown to distinguished visit
ors abroad is to present them wl.h 1.-The
freedom Of the city in a gold snuff
box" used tn wonder what 1t meant.
and as you have read that The freedom
of London was given to General Grant
! take the opportunity of telling you
what nc received:
"a small slip of parchment inscribed
with his name and title. II guarantees
to the holder and his children after
him forever the right TO live and trade
within the city bounded by St Glenn
ents in. the west. Bishopsgate in the
cast, Pentonvillc on the north and the
shores Of the Thames on the sonth,
without having to pay a tax on the
goods as they are brought through the
gates. 1t exempts them from naval
and military service and tolls and du-
ties throughout the United Kingdom.
It insures to bis children the care OF
the chamberlain. who, in use they are
left orphans, takes charge Of their
property ard administers II in their in
tersst until they arrive at years of ma
turity. The parchment bears the seal
and signature Of the Lord Mayor and
Chamberlain, and it is ornamcbted with
ribbon and illuminated: II is incloscd
in long, thin gold box. and is intend
ell, Of course, as an heirloom
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19

Ten ACgEs.-To all farmers with
limited capital, we would say buy a
small farm; pay cash for it, and reserve
enough ready money to meet incidental
expenses. Then 20 to work with a
determination to succeed. and we have
no doubt Of your final triumph. Make
your business your whole study; seek
advice from those more experienced
than yourself, and do not let false
pride deter you from living economi-
cally until yeur farm has been put in
condition to yield you fair income.
We have known young men TO rush
into business without = thought, appar
emily. buying good sized farm, paying
part CASH and giving a mortgage for
the balance. They then stocked it with
horses fitted only for the road. still
further encumbering their lands, and
proceeded to high farming without the
faintest idea Of their calling. The
sheriff relieved them from any further
trouble upon that score. This is the
grand secret Of so many failures upon
the part Of young farmers. and cannot
be attributed to their occupation
american Cultirat0y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19

orFICE. CITY TREASURER,
seattle. ". T.. August 9th. issT.l
HE TAX LIST OF THE CITY OF sEArTLE
! fos the Year lsss 10 now In my hands and
due. All Taxes not paid on OF before November
LIST. isTT. Will Be returned delinquent. end per
eentage added.
II. W. ROWLAND,
City Treasurer.
ossee q AsddoeSs' Drug Store. octlStd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19
CAUTION /!

"hkREAs. MI WIFE. BELLE GyyLER.
w having left my hed sad board Without joss
csnns - prcvocstioa. this 10 10 caution al per-
scns aentcst narrowing 90 trusting heT @ my
sceouns - viii pay NO bills Of her contr.cttns.
orfAtw D. ROSS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20

"Well, sir, the banana is an art;c, .
of commerce. 1t contains eighty-four
per cent. of sugar. and fifty or sixtv
per cent. of something else, and must
be protected. The banana has lust aS
much right in this country as you. or
Joe Goss, or sam Bowles, or MYSELF
The fine is five dollars"
DOTS awful, Shudge. Blease con-
slider dot it vhas me who fell down
not dat banana-peeling. 1t vhas ma
who proke his back und knocked der
hide off mine elbows-not der peel.
ing"
But the fuss-the riot-the hard
words-the oaths-the attempted as
sassination is what the law looks at
Mr.. Gonnerman. Please fork over and
don't delay the wheels of justice"
Il shall sell oudt all my property
and moot to der Plack Hills" growled
John, as he paid and walked away
Perhaps he will. Ii some Indian can
lures his scalr and hangs it up in a lit
tie wigwam this Court cannot be held
responsible. Detroit Free Press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20
That Banana Peel.

John Gonncrman waited a day or
two longer 10 have his decoration day.
He was coming down Monroe avenue,
when he suddenly decorated the side
walk. \ lonesome-looking banana
peel brought HIM down. He was only
three minutes passing given point
after he had started to fall, and when
he hit the wall he struck for all he was
worth. After ustangling his feet
from his eals, ana his ribs from his
elbows, ne rose up in awful wrath and
mate for the keeper of the nearest
fruit-stand. Il there were no sellers
OF bananas there would he no banana
peels on the walks, and men weighing
two hundred pounds would not sit
down except with graceful hesitation.
John Gonnerman called the fruiterer a
hyena, buzzard, a Mexican, Michi-
gan avenue Street-car, and various
other vile names, and would have bat
tered his head but for the arrival of an
officer.
"All this fuss about falling down
once-pooh" sneered the Court.
- But it hurt like dunder," protest
ed the prisoner,
If you had been on the other side
of the street you wouldn't have fallen. "
q never thinks of dot before, y
unused John. rs he rubbed his left ear.
It's the plainest case in the world,
my man. II a banana-peel is on the
east side of the street. and you take
the west side. how are you going 10
fall down.
Dots What l doan' know any
more
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20
COnScience.Stricken.

Several weeks ago Mr.. Hopkins.
Cashier of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, entered brokers' office on
Montgomery Street, with package of
$1,000 in greenbacks in his hand.
There were present at the time two
ladies and two gentlemen, transactins
business with the clerks behind the
counter. Mr.. Hopkins laid this pack
age on the counter and engaged in a
few moments conversation. On tax
ing his departure he left the package
where he had placed it, and walked
some distance before he discovered his
mistake.
He Immediately retraced his steps,
but the money was then gone, and no
one knew what had become Of it. In
the meantime the two ladies and one of
the gentlemen had left the office, and
as they were strangers to the clerks,
there appeared to be little hope of ever
recovering the lest notes. The gentle
man who had remained is we'll
known gentleman of wealth.
The mysterious disappearance of his
money occasioned Mr.. Hopkins no lit
tie worriment and grief. But his sor-
row proved to be of short duration A
few days after the loss ietter-carrieT
entered the office and carelessly threw
a package on the counter, which bore
the necessary stamps for city delivery,
duly cancelled by the postal authoIi-
ties. The package was done up like
an ordinary parcel Of merchandise, but
it was found to contain the identical
$1,000 in greenbacks which had been
spirited away. 1t is supposed that the
thief became conscience-Stricken and
took this means Of making restitution.
San Francisco Bulletin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20
Russian Soldiers on the March.

The correspondent of London
of Russian infantry proceeding to Ga
latz in heavy marching order, says:
"They came along in loose order,
struggling all over the chausee, at
pace close on four miles an hour-a
long, logged, steady tramp, clumsy to
look at, but undenably lasting. The
rank and file in but few cases were tall
men, but We're burly, square-set fell
lows, broad in the shoulders, deep in
the chest, but clean in the TANKS, as |
have noticed most Russians are. They
wore KEPT Of French shape, blue with
red band round it, blue tunic, longer
and loOSer in the skirts than ours OF
the German tunic, and had their loose
blue trousers showed into long boots,
reaching over the calf of the leg, quite
up to the knee. The knapSack was OF
the German pattern, neatskin with
the hair left on, badly carried by cross
belts over the chest. The rifle was
the Berdan, and the men marched,
with fixed bayonets, although they
carried bayonet scabbards. The Rus
sian infantry carries no sword, as does
his German comrade. His belts are
of black leather, and SO he escapes
being chronic victim to pipeclay.
The tente d06ri was carried in three
pieces, and every man carried his own
kettle on the back of his knapsack.
certain proportion OF the men carried
intrenching tools, and nearly every
one had some extra weight dangling
about him. One, a pair OF new boots
strapped on his knapsack, another
bundle containing who knows what:
a third, Il billet of WOOD for the camp
fire, and SO on. They carried their
heavy brown great-coats rolled over
the left shoulder IL the same manner
us the Germans do theirs. The de-
tachment had marched some fifteen
miles in heavy marching order, as l
have described, with three DAYS IA
tiOnS in their hayerSacks, and not
man had fallen out. Each battalion
was followed by two large wagons,
drawn 10y four horses harnessed
! abreast. containing the baggage OIL lhe
officers. There was an ambulance
wagon. or rather carriage, conveying
the battalion surgeons stores, lnstru-
ments and medical appliances, d
couple of forage carts, and this was al
the train of two battalions marching
to commence campaign that, put the
time as low as you will, must be meas
ured by months. OF course, l don
include ammunition-wagons III the
train in this sense. The men looheu
hard. brown and healthy. AS lhe.
swung along with those great strides
of theirs, they made light OF thel,
heavy kit, and sang with wonderful
taste and great yivacity. In me l
never saw soldiers in better CONDITION
and better heart for the varied phases
of campaign marching, campaign
/ ing and fighting
| OPERATIONS for the removal u
1 !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20

\ STRANGE lingual difficulty has
arisen i'll the Liverpool workhouse.
where, few days ago, there suddenly
appeared a party OF emigraEts, men,,
women and children, whose language
the officials were unable to understand.
Interpreters were summoned, and the
strangers We're addressed in French.
German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Rus
sian, and, finally, al the other Euro
pean languages. but not one word did
they understand. and their names,
history and purposes are likely to re-
main a profound mystery. y similar
difficulty recently arose at the Liver
pool Sailors Home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20

dream dreams to which the glory of
this world is as nothing. Surely, too,
he is one of 1.-THE last who shall be
first. '-Pittsburyh PENN Dispatch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20

NINE servants of the Marquis de
Saint Maurice, in France, We're recent
y conveyed to a hospital in a dying
state, caused by too free indulgence in
snalls.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-06-20

OPERATIONS for the removal u
Cleopatra Needle have begun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19
@iSeonfn.

Som Slis eri9lasen. Als am
porisen Mittmp9 Bel auitin, Wower Co.,
Der Tarmer $. Sroit unb iein lsidbriser
Sobn an Der Nrbeit i'm Selbe waren, 10
i6mettsrts elm SIieitrubl ben Singing u.
bic pferbe bes @sipunnes nieoer. Der
3inslins NOR burd ben Sut, IN ben Elm
Sod sebrannt mar, an Der S@ldfe setrofs
fen, unb bic &lsibsr, islbit bic Strimpfs,
paren linn pom Qeibe unb in tauienb Sesen
s~eriien, er mar tobt unb besslei9en zines
Der Yferbe.
Die @aIbbrdnbe sreifen in allen
@esenben I'M @reenbap INNER mebr nm
ii6, unb baben I'M Norben Der Stabt on
Der Chicago & Nortbweitern &. st. idon
betrd9tliden Sduben anseri9tet. llsber
peibtiso bdnst Der Ruu9 in 10 biden @ol'
ten, baB man ni9t i'm Stanbe 1T, 20 SUP
melt su ieben. On einisen Srten bat man
es babinsebradt, baB cine farteg Oli;eiua9s
~patrouilirt, In, bas 9erannaben bss Seners
gu iiberwadsn unb gOrii4ismaBrsssln an
,uorbnen. Die Come 1T burd ben &au9
uerfnfert. GieIe @tbdube iabli4 finb
bur9 ben Branb ssrit0rt; Oh Meni4enlss
bsx usrIoren sesonsen iinb, wsib man nod
ni@t.
. Sn Yrairie:b u:Gbien enttamlsn am
4. b. so. bic idmmtIi9en Snia1sn bss
GOuntysefdnsnifes, $ an Der 3abl, inSsm
fe cine Gbire aufbra@en unb bnr4 bisieIbe
bas @siis sswannem. Drei gsaaten ma@'
ten ii9 ioiort sur IerfOIsuns auf, Obne
iebO@ bisber erfolsrsi@ sewsisn ~ ls'".
Bel Ofdtoi4 wurbe auf benz Min'
nebaso Gee swsi MeiIen uOn part Sslanb
cine 8arte in EoIse BON reberIabuns NIT
SeseIn pom einem WinbitoB umseitir3t.
Sc befanben ii4 II. perionen, bic cine
gsrsndsuussfabrt ma@ten, auf benz
S9iffe, bic iebo@ ale BON Der yadt
v9iiobs," bic serabe in Der Ndbe mar, ss'
rettet wurbsn. Wsbrere Der 8eretteten
entsinsen nit tnapper NOtb benz Eobe in
ben Weuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19
terrci6sunaa

lleber griinn unb llmsebuns sins am
Na6mittag bes Is. Wai elm Woltenbru6
nit 9asel nisber. Cine biebei beoba9tete
mertpirbise gri9einuns war bas Serab'
fallen pon i1parsen Bobneu unb Samen:
tOrnern bes Sobannisbrotbaumes, wel9e
uon Der Mebrsabl Der SewObneri4aft ais
Wanna anssleben unb nod benz @e,pitter
eifri9it geiammelt murben. Ibersldubii9e
tniipften an bieie Natur: grideinuns iofort
bic peri9iebeniten %Muslesunsen bic Ginen
erfldrten bieielbe als cine quite Sorbebeu-
tuns, bic Mnbern wieber erblidten barin
elm l9limmes 9ln3eiden. Die natiirlidife
GrtIdruns Der grideinuns lit ieoenfaas
BARN 3u finben, baB elm orcanartiser Sturm
bieie Gamer, mel9e in ben iibli9en Can:
bern uorfommen, aufwirbelte unb beriiber'
trus. Bon ben berabsefaaenen Samen:
tornern uaren bic meiiten frii9 unb CLAN:
senb, anbere encyclopaedia unb i@immeIis,
wieoer anbere I'M Stabiunt bes Reimens.
Na9 benz @smitter tonnte man an pielsn
Yuntten unb in ben @aiIen Der Stabt cine
unSabl pom Ste1miden unb gintassfie,
seh pom bsbeutenber @r5be wabrnsbtnen,
Die pon ben S4malben bssieris usripeiit
unb BON Der Susenb nit Misen unb an:
bern 6an9mittsln perfolgt unb pertilst wurs
ben. Bon elmer wiReni4aftli@en Notabilis
tdt srbdlt Der yGssb. aus Mdbren@ foIsenbe
Bemertunsen: Der 3us Der seuitteri@we;
rem WoIfsn fam aus Weitiibweit, wdbreab
serabe iber Brlnn elm Siboltpinb itri9
unb 70 cine 0sreinisuns beiber @inbitrO.
munsen nit peri9iebsner Gemperatur fer:
beifibrte. Daraus ertlGrt ii9 bic 9asel'
bilbuns. Der Game 1T o%ifenbar Sobans
nisbrotiame, tbsilmeiie bur9 bic 6eu4tis:
teit ssqusQt. Dem Beri9tsritatter iaste
man aud, bab Dattslterne az sefaaen
mdren; ieIbit ssieben bate er ie ni4t.
Dies wiirbe barauf btnbeuten, baB Der
Winb aus Nfrifa fam. Oie %maienbaften
GIiesen bat er aud bsmertt, iebo9 i4on
felt Srei Sasen. Sc 1T bic gpbemeribe Ober
semeine Gintass fliese(Ephemera vulgata),
Die iid ais sinjises BeiipieI unter ben Sn'
iecten nod aIs feriisss Sniect bdutet unb
bic 6aut (lferbaft senannt) iiberau an
PhanSen unb 8dumen iisen IdBt. sic
wurbe oiienbar aud bur@ bic Winbitro'
muns In sr0Berer Mense BON ben Glinsn
unb Bd9en Der llntsebuns Brinns ssles
sentIi9 bes Sturmes in bic Staot sefibrt "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19
aus ben peri@teoenen etaaten,

Mus gnglaub wirb beri9tet, bab
auf ben Wdrften gu Birmingham, Mans
DE fter, SbsfisIb unb anbererwdrts, bas
poblfeile burd Wai9insn fabrieirte ames
ritaniide S9ubmert ben euslii9en Sabri:
taten cine iebr itarte Goncurren3 ma9t.
Oas Sternenb banner feierte am
IA. Suni ieinsn Centennial Gag, benn an
bieiem Gage Dor bunbsrt Sabren bei@IoB
Der in philadelphia tasenbe Continental
gonsrsb bic Sterne unb Streifen als nas
tionals Slasse an3uertennen.
Die biesidbrise grbbeereaernbte
in Der llmsesenb BON NorfoIt lit bic rei4ite,
wel4e maj isit Menl4ensebenten erlebt
bat. 9m 80. Wai wurben pom bort 81
0OO, 900 Quarts p~erianbt, unb bic Bod:
reife bat sbsn crit %besonnen. Gdsli4 wers
ben $l2-l5, 900 an Grbbeerpfader bes
sablt.
u. 6. Seiins, ber 9erausseber Der
80. Staats SeitunsA, Der LANCE in Waib:
inaton antidambrirte, bat iebr wsnis Soff:
nuns, bab Der sesen i'm einseleitete giuiI:
proceb niebersei4lasen werbe. S4ats
ants Setretdr Sberman ertldrt, baB Ct
feline ~gusnabme gu 9uniten elmer ein5eInen
Perion MAIDEN tonne.
Die europaif9en &riesswOIten
baben fur bic ~reiieluitisen Nmeritaner Of;
feubar feline S1rsdsn. Mus ben Bi4ern
bes Staatsbepartsmsnts in @aibinston
sebt berpor, baB pom l. Sanaar bis Witte
W1ai 1000 paiie mebr ausseiteat wurben,
aIs in benz entipre9enben 3eitraume bes
Ioriabrs.
Gud bas amerifani1e Qebsr
feiert isst in Oeutidlano feline Siege. Der
ameritanii9s 9snsral: Goniul in Berlin
iast in ieinem n%susitsn 8sri9t, bab bas
ameritanii9s Sobaebsr psrmOss isinsr
porsisli9su gsi9afienbeit mad unb nod
ii9 einsn 0es mad 0sutidIunb sebabnt
babe. gr lei iiberSeust, baB uenn bic ame:
ritanii9en 9ebetfubritanten ben seb0riseu
llnternebmunssseiit entfalten, iid baIb elm
ausseOebnter uno seuinnbrinsenber Martt
in Oeutidlanb fir ales amsritaniids Sc:
Der unb aud fiir ben amerifaniiden S9ub:
unb Stiefel:Sanbel e%rSiinen perbe. gu:
alei9 ma9t er barauf aufmertiam, baB in
Berlin pom 8. bis gum 27. Septbr. b. 8.
cine beionbere 9eberausauslteuung fats
finben werbe, meIde pOn ben ameritaniiden
Gabrifanteu bei9idt wsrbsu ioQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19
Rtnnetota.

&obIentbeer brinsen bic giienbab:
men in tdsIid 9unberten BON 5diiern, weI@e
in bic Seui4reden:g Counties wsiter ~ueriens
bet unb BON ben 6armern 3ur gertiIsuns
bes llnse,iefers uerwenbet werben.
Cine Maus i'm 3opf. llnlansit
usripirte cine iunse Dame in Der gOrmaIs
i@ule gu Minona in ibrem prd@tisen aber
faIi9sn !3opf cine ieItiume &esiamtsit.
sic sntiduIeiste iid, unb bate taum bes
sonnen, tire &opf5ier su untsriu9en, ais
10 my2"- elm munteres WdusIein per:
uOriprans, bas BARN llntertunft seiudt.
Die iunse Dame %permutbet, baB iie bic
Maus, bic wabri@einIi@ in ibren in Der
@arberobe abseIesten Gut sei@Idpft nor,
nit bieiem auf benz ROpf ieste.
aus allen Counties bss Staa.
ties trefien 5erubisenbe Radri@tem iber bic
9%erbeerunsen burd bic 9eui@reden elm.
gtur i'm Weiten pom Stearns Co., i@reibt
Der vgtorbfsrn" pom ct. GIoub, idsinen
bieieIbeu fur9tbar uerbeerenb gu wirten.
@ebe Der 9immeI, baB bieie pIase einmaI
aufbOre, benn bic Garmer in iener @esenb
iinb gang unb gar mutbIos.
MitsetbeiIt. 9lm s. b. W. bsrri9te
ROrsems frib in Caledonia srObe aufres
suns. I'm 7. llbr frib perbreitete ii9 bic
Na9ridt, baB i'm Gourtbaus, bas etuas
abieits Iiest, in bic County, 4asmeiiters
Office einsebro4en worben iei. 8irtIi@
mar bic ~eiierne Gbire ms 9ew6Ibe nit gu.
TEN patentirtem S9lOB unb aud bic duBers
Ebire bes 9eIbi9rantes erbrO3en, bod
ms Snnsre bss Sdrantss paren bic Disbe
nidt seIamst, tros aqer Mibe, bic ie fid
seseben unb allen @nitrensunsen bic fis
sema9t. slber aud gum Slid, benn bort
bort waren 1921 900 a~ufsebduft. 9laes
mas seraubt wurbe, paren $751; 90, bic in
einem duBern @efa9e bes S9rantes Iasen
unb benz County glubitor seb0rten. Der
9eIoi3rant 1T uOaitdnbis usrborben, 10 baB
es ben S9mieben bon Morsens Z ubr bis
absnts 5 ubr nabm, benieIben gu Ofinsn.
neber bic Oiebe bat man teinerlei Mutb:
maBuns.
Gin iebr trauriser 8orfaIl
ereisnete ii3 porisen Oonusritas in Der
l~lmsesenb bon Neu Min9sn. 9. $.
9eumer, wsI@er in benz senunntsn Stabt.
den elm &inb aIs Yatbe aus Der Gauie &c.
boben, tam etwas amseriilsn auf benz Ssims