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How to DisIOdge Bugs.

1t is much easier to keep these pests
cat Of bed or room than to dislodge
them after they have put in an ap-
pearance, and when a housekeeper
paws close attention to cleanliness
and ventilation, she need not fear
that they will frequent her premises.
Yet they are often brought in trunks
by visitors, and sometimes they at
tach themselves to ones clothing in
sleeping cars; and sgain servants
often carry them from house to house.
When bed has become infested with
them you must take great pains to
destroy all the eggs. They are very
small, and Of a whitish color, and are
usually deposited in the crevices of
the bedsteads, and along the edges,
and in the corner Of the mattresses.
Boiling hot alum water is instant
death to both the insects and the
larvm; and if it is poured into the
FONTS and cracks of bedstead it will
destroy them all. Wash the bed
steads and sponge the mattresses
with it. Then scatter pulverized bo-
xax in all the crevices and corners,
and not bedbug will be seen or felt.
Bugs are much more annoying in
wooden bedsteads than in iron ones,
and therefore it is much.better to pur-
chase the last named ones for SER
wants rooms. If the alum and borax
are thoroughly applied, and care
taken that no more bugs are brought
into the house, there will be no fur
ther complaints from their attacks.
The early spring and early autumn
are the best times to attack them, for
they arc not in an active condition
before the weather becomes warm,
and in the autumn they can be de-
stroyed for the winters. o. J., IN,
Couttry Gentleman.
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AIkekengi.

Few who have raised this plant aud
preserved the fruit as it may be pre-
served, says an exchange, are indif-
ferent to its culture. 1t possesses all
of the good flavor ofthe tomato with
less either of its acidity or the char
acteristic harshness which renders it
unpalatable to most people when
eaten raw. Canned or pressed it
rivals the strawberry or cherry, re-
sembling the latter in appearance,
and possessing . distinct aroma that
reminds one Of the former, from which
circumstance one of its familiar names
strawberry tomato-is derived
Winter cherry and Barbados goose
berry are other familiar names. It
Is hardy annual, attaining a height
Of about three feet. It should be cul-
;ivated in good sell, and treated much
the same as the tomato.
Thafruit is about the size of a small
cherry, half an inch or more in diam
eter, bright yellow and inclined to
transparency when we'll ripened. It
Is enclosed in papery, membranous,
inflated calYx, something like the
balloon vine, of light green be- fore
maturity and q dried leaf color after
ward. The fruit stem is not strong
or persistent, so that most Of the
fruit falls to the earth spontaneously
when ripened.
When this has been raised for one
season, plants from sclfsown seeds
appear abundantly the next year if
the soil is not worked too early, when
they may be transplanted or thinned
out as desired.
The fruit is rather small TO be gath
cred in large quantities to be served
IS tomatoes. But stewed, like Gran.
berries, and little lemon juice added,
or canned or preserved like peaches,
ounces, plums, or cherries, this Ply
sails is we'll worth the little trouble
required in its cultivation.
Alkekengiis really q distinct species
that bears scarlet berries, and ought
not to be applied as familiar name
for the species of which we have
written, which is Peruviana--or T.
edulis of some authors. We have
never learned that any attempt has
been made to improve this fruit by
selection, crossing or hybridizing !;
but tho fact that some o. the Series
are twice as large as Others is proof
enough that it might be improved
by such means.
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Women Is farmers.

When Sc much talk is had over
what women have right to do, it is
pleasant TO note the work which
some women have done Last year
one of the eight premiums offered
by the Royal Agricultural Society of
England for the best managed farm
in the district in which the annual
exhibition is held, was awarded to a
woman farmer, Mrs Ellen Birch, for
a farm OF two hundred and forty-two
acres of arabic land near Alnstee
Toe farm, which is characteristic of
the surrounding region, is nearly
level and is divided into fields of
thirty acres each by neatly kept
hedges, and is a light and easily
worked soil, naturally dry. No
stock Of any consequence is kept, as
town manure is cheaply brought on
to the land by canal from Liver
pool, for which market the products
of the land are Intended. The rent
paid is 95, say about 1875 per acre.
The course of cropping is as follows;
First, potatoes, after lea; second,
wheat; third, barley, or oats, sown
with grass seed fourth, hay; fifth,
hay; after which the lea is again
broken out and planted with ppta,
tso1os. -E:-Sao potaLoj- 0fGpS1Ow OF the
ground is spoken of as simply
splendid. And it is on the pota-
toes that all the town and home
made manure is applied, sometimes
with the addition of a little nitrate
of soda The grain crop, especially
the oats, were very heavy. Fifteen
men and lads are employed, at six
teen and seventeen shillings week,
and cottage rent Heavy crops of
hay are grown, and after this is over
for the season, sheep are taken into
grass for local statesmen, at sixpence
per week.
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-12

WATER FOR STRAWBERRIES,
W II. Earle, in an article on the
strawberry, in the Transactions of
the Worcester Horticultural Society,
quotes the remarks of President
Wilder on this subject. When
asked how he succeeded in growing
such beautiful strawberries. he re-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-12

WHILE on Xhe Peninsluar during
the war, an officer came across pri-
waite belonging to one of the most
predatory companies of the Irish
Brigade, with the lifelesS bodies Of a
goose and hen, tied together by the
legs, dangling from his musket.
" Where did YOU steal those, you ras-
cal 2" Faith, / was marching along
with Color-Sergeant Mcguire, and
the goose bad cess TO it l--comes out
and Kissed the American flag. But
the hen, sir; how about the hen -? y
The hin, bless We, was in bad COM
pAny and laying eggs forthe ribhcls. '
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DeLAND & PARCE, 8 .
DeLAND, voIusia Co, Fla.

Offer for sale in alternate lots OF Tn 10
acres, to parties who wish to improve Che
same. portions of the 100 acres known Al
the Caniield place. quarter section
well adapted to Orange culture. Cranes
and otherfruits or vegetables. Living mid
way between DeLand and the st. Johns
river, the highest Of the first quality rolling
pine lands, it Is rarely equalled in quality
or location by any lands in Florida.
Also, portions OF similar tract OF 40
acres, known as the Adams place, at Dc.
Land, at very reasonable rates.
Also. contractors for the planting, care
and culture Of orange groves and vine
yards on lands purchased OF Us.
Also, d fine stock of choico nortnern
Grape vines, remarkably healthy and prom
ising, including Agawalp. Concord. Hart
ford, ives, Iona, Llndloy, Massasoit, Salem,
&c, all varieties which ripen early and,
sell well in the northern markets. Prices.
70 cents each, for airy number.
DeLAnD & PARCE,
1872 DeLand, Vo,usia CO., Fla,
Ey.0rders left at this Office will receive
careful! attention.
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FOR SALE.

AIarge amount of excellent PINE LAND
unrivalled in value for ORANGE AND
LEMON GROVES.
Said lands lie in the immediate vicinity
of DeAand, and viii be sold at prices rang
ing from $500 up Come and see before
you purchase.
HI. A. DeLANDs
DeLand, May 10Th. 1877
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-27

Sir Die in Oeutidlano seiammelte 8il.
belms=Spenoe fno ettpa 2,000,0 900 Mart bei=
geteu,rt porbeu. gSie Oas geidab, mirb
iest BON engliiben SlGtteru berthtet, beutid]s
lduotihe :3eitungen oiirfen yti1ts oariiber
lagen, ionr meroen fe rpegen - Waieftdtss
beleioisuns proseiiirt. - Srotbem Der aufs
ruf bic Sosialiften ausihloB, 10 murben Die
ielben porsugsmeiie in Contribution genom1.
men. Oa bic SubIcription auf anoert6alb
Dtarf ltmittrt mar, unb ielb1t gars fleins
Settrdge an9enomnlen Durben, 10 fonnte man
leoe &lafe sur Beiiteuer beranSieben. I'm 0iea
erfolgreih 5u f6nuen, lanoten bic SrtS=@omi=
TEN Subjcrtpttonsbiiher in bic Sd)ulen, Ea>
brtfen nno Wa9ajine, na6ben1 man supor bic
Sabl Der S6iiler uno Irbeiter in @rfabruug
gebra6t bate. Daburb smang man nun ie=
ben 9ebrer uno ieoen S1iiler, einen geringeu
Setrag 5u seidauen, tpenn er niht als 80
Sialtif" gebranomarft tperben mollte. - So
brifarbeiter, Die cine 8eiifeuer pertpetgerten,
erbtelten, fpie oer conieruatuen yBa1=WtaI,
9a3ette" gsltrieben rpiro, tbre iofortige Gnt.
laHung. Gin Barber, Der es ablebnte, fid]
an Der Sublcriptton su betbeiligen, ipuroe
formlid proicribirt. Die Sabrtfbeitter in bei
llmge9eno perboten ibren Nrbetteru bet Strait
Der @ntlaiiuns, iid BON Dem ,,elenoen io3iali,
ttl1en Barttiinitler" raiireu 3u laiien unb biz
sar gSahl muroeu bic 4rbeiter ftreng iber.
ipa9t. Die Gisentbiimer eines 9roBen inou'
itrieuen GtablifementS in DRESDEN benabrif,
tlsteu ibre Irbeiter, mer niht teiiteuere, De,
f0nne it4 als entlaiien betrahten. Cine rbei
ntife SahnseieIihaft iibertraf ale ibriser
@orporatienen an 9opalttGt. Gle Iub tbrt
arbelter ein, mad eiuem bonn 8striebsbiretto,
| ieitssitellten Plaue su iublcribireu: ein per,
betratbeter arbelter II Sgr., ieine Srau
S9r., leine &tnber, bic beretts ibreiben font
ten, S9r., Elm unperbeirutbeter Miann
Ssr. II. {. tu. Sn etner &aier1te tpuroe Elm
3heil Der 2Obnuns Der Sruppen suriidbebalteu
uno Die armeH Seufel bon Soloaten einsela'
ben, oies @elo nfrcilpillis" als Dantesgabs
| fir Die @rrcttnns oes Saiiers oar3ubrinseH.
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8ermiydIIes aus europa. i.

- Die 9 ia ot S d. q Srptlden @iIenad)
uuc 5er5feIo, iit in Oer 9tadt pom 1. auf ben
2. September Su ntebr, ais oem plerten Sbsile
a69ebrauut.
: Die beuti den lluiuer riitGte II
tpu-ben geitiftet: 81 Brag 1348, g8ien 1865,
6eiOelberg 1886, aOln 1888, @rfurt 1892,
9Siir5burg 1403, 2eip5tg 1909, &oitod 1419,
&0men 1926, 0tebeln 1850, @reif8malb 1896,
5reibur9 1457, Saiel 1857, Sitbinqen 1477,
@tain3 I482. gSlttenbers 1902, Sranffurt a..
., 1906, Ntarbnrg 1927, S0niQSbrq 1914,
Sena 1913, 2eioen 1875, t6elmiieSt 1875,
@ra5 1886, @ieBen 1907, Stel 1855, SIMS
bruf 1910, 9aae 1894, Sreslau 1902, @6t=
ttnaen 1884, @rlan9en l742, Slniiib 1879,
Serlin 1910, Bonn 1918, Mtiinden 1926,
Stre6bur9 I62D 1872, (9ie llutoerfttdt III
2ingen nabe Der gmS i'm &egiaunqsbelirfe
Wliinifer narS 1919 aufgeboben; III. Selu1z
itdot 1909, su @rfurt 1916, 3u gSittenbero
1875, 81 Sranffurt q, 3. .. 1917
= Son etnem gang foloIIQlen 9nrfe berid,g
tet cine originelle 9tnnonee in Ser ,Gtetti.
ner 3tg," 9isielbe lalltst; SD babe ir,
9enbf1q nleiren Sraurius Ittr @etranfe per,
iebt, 9e5. D, T. 1854. Snbober SeIielbeu bite
in, mir ieine 4orciie in Der @rpeoition Dieies
SlatteS nteoer5ulegen." Sraftiidber, ais ourd,
oas IN BEN Snierate eutboltene ,traenopo, /" If
Der @rao zines Slanfd)es ruobl nod nidbt be-
SsIdanet iporOen, uno 9lethseitig iuiro bas
Wort : cAlter ldliiet Dor G9orbeit nidt, "
inuitrirt, oenn Der Gerlterer fann mad Der
GrapIrung oes Siuges feiH Singing ineDr
iein,
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8reelen'S sd,mieaersof,,t

gSenn es m0glid mdre, DaB fifJ Semano
I'M 9rabe llmoreben fOnnte, oann miirbe eS
uorgeItern ii9er Der alle Sorace @reelep 9ez
than baben, inbem iein SbwiegerIobu, Sberit
gttholas Smitb, pon ben @reenbdflern bon
@eltfelter iiir ben @ougreB nominlrt
iuuroe. gSlr nleinen ntd)t lopobl bic Nomt-
nation, ais bic 8ebe, nit nsld)er oieielbe
our6 Sorn. Smitb acceptirt rpuroe. @r ia9ie,
nd6b,m er Der unlimitirten @reenbaG- @mii=
iion cine 2obrebe gebalteu hattie: SD slpeifle
uift an Dem giinitigen 6eiultate. Ser &opf
zines Otenlden lit ME flarer, als menn lein
Masen leer 1T. Haiiet Semanbeu.ourd, unier
SountD rellen uno einen guten SpetieSettel
uerlelen, 10 tuerOen ibm Sauienoe rahlauien !;
mir aber ipo1en ben &elten nid]t bios ben
Spetlesettel pOrleien, ioEoern mir moleu ih1
men audl bas baiu gebDci9e @iieu DerI1affen.
Die flarite Quseinanoerlebung Der Srpede un=
ierer Partei une Der BET Den alten Yarteieu III
Die: bic ytationalen berlpre9en einem Seben
~ ta9lid nebit HlnOsbrateu; bic alten Yar.
teien lpliien nod ntd]t einmal, OBJ ite @tnen
aus :3ebn nit Sob1eniuppe idttisen NIB ib.
nen 80 SentS Sagelobu iidern tDnneu."
gSenn Der alte @leelep bieien Osinagogen
reben bDrte, 10 ipiiroe er lpabrid)einlth in iei=
ner impuliiuen gSeile i6reib,n: - Y ou infer
nal villain, you lie and the worst is, you
know you do.-Die, mel4e fi9 burd bieie
Serip1efungen perleiten laiien, iiir ben
Sdmis9erlobn Greelep's 3u tlmuleu, mcrbsn
iibrigeus iebr balb au5Fuoen, baB iromme
8iinide uuo genug @reenbarfS feline belieren
Selten I1affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-27

= Die ,8erlintr Sreie Yrei e.
ldrtibt: s.SnouSbsrs Stern be9innt be-
reltS mieOsr Su leuften. Au8 S8ien piro
oem aS0risn Courier" 9emeI6et, 6aB Dr.
Strousberg ssseupdrtig bort wegen SeidHf'
lhn9 Der SetrlebSsSapltalien iiir ele BON lbm
pleoer iibernOmmeuen b0bmii9en inoultriels
isn Inla9en uuterhanole. gngeblid tuGre
lprl oerettS bic @epdhIun9 zines Setriebss
SapItalS BON eluer Diiaiou guloen uuter be-
fInlmten Seon9ungen in ausf9t Qsfellt,
menu er f9 buju euti6ltcBt, bic @ei6dftss
fubruHg IN ben iuouiuieuen gBerten ourd eis
nen 9tleairteu oes 9arlelbers iibermadhen All
niieH. gSir babeu's lu langit Ooraussela9t,
0aB Der cole StrouSbers ipieoer Su boheH
Gbren gelaugsu m6rbe. &r bat ia Sas 3udlts
baus ni9t einutal init benz aermel" qefreiit,
mie mander ieiner hoben srituoerliden &ones
gen, unb ein oeutihes SpriidlpOrt l6Bt uur
Die fleinen 9iebe hangen, rpGbreuo oie gro.
Ben - @riin6er uadl Der Auiidlt Der herriden.
ben @siell9aft ben gtatiOnaImosIfauO be
reidlert baben, a"
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5ases ,Neuisfettex.
esttsrteue. teIesrapbtIdbe ansg e@ fsIbIatte
Rottsea.)

Die altsc5ed]iihe Yartei, pel1s
isit Sehn Sabren am bObntliden 4anotage
nidt tbeilsenommen bat, 1T ipieber eingetre,
ten unter Ssrmahrung hires Yromamms;
tpeldes ils fortan anf irieolid,em gSese mil
fals setban, tpenn iie nidt sroBe Seranoe.
runsen in ben 1ifreiGiid -nngaril9en Staats,
anselesenbeiteii borausiSbe, in benen iie ibrt
9anb baben mill.
Sn. Wenaiba, gSisc., bate fid Elm fdon
bel ahrter Deutider, gsam en 4
g a d # et tier, cine iunse Srau genom.
men. Der 0fann 9laubte nria1e sur @ifer=
iudt 3u haben uno beipadte babsr feline iunae
Srau auf Sf)rltt uno Srttt, obne oaB oleie
es merfte. 0ieier Gage mill er nun GewiB.
belt .befonlnlen baben, baB ietne Erau perbo.
tenen llmgan9 nit einem Nulatten bate, unl
CT blaute iie oesbalb geb6rig burd5. Seins
Srau lieB thu bafiir nerbaften. Oieie sSre6
belt bradte ben Betro9enen in iol6e @utb
bab CT, als er ben @eridtsbeanlten fommen
fab, einen 8euolber gesen feline treuloie @at.
tin ;os unb alle Shiiiie auf iie abfeuerte, Die.
lelbe augenblidlib tisteno. Der WSrber iibi
ieet in Slbfoib hirter S9loB uno 9ftesel.
lDteies Ghepaar bate pier &inber, peld)e iebi
Der BarmbersiSfeit anoerer Wieniden iibers
laiien iino.
Sci Srptnaton, N.-g., ifarb letten Sien.
flag Sames u. 9a milton, Elm Sobr
ees Generals unb Staatsmannes 4leranbel
Samiliea, .Ielder i'm llnabbdngi9fettsfriege
als Soloat uno nada befuielben aIS Staat8s
uann eine. beoeutenbe 8oae iptelte nno i'm
Sabre 1904 an ieiner in benz Dnelle nit Na.
ron Burr erhalteneu 8unoe ftarb, in BEN
bohen Alter bon 81 Sabren. Gr tpar friihe,
als Aouofat II NemsO Oorf tbdttg, sog itdb abel
i6ou Dor elmer 3eibe BON Sabren tn oas Sri
oatleben 3uriid. Sin Brnoer bes 8erftorbe.
nen Sohn &., Der nod am 2eben iit, rua1tt
f,1 oIr9 cine BON ibn nerfaBte Geographic
iei1es 8dters, iepie hurd pie Serausgabe
ber Sdriften seijelben befannt,
Die @attin -ees 8enau3a<& &Bnig 9
M d q b bat bic foifbarien S1mufia6er
auf Der Parijer @eltausite0nng ermorben
eirl DlaoeW BON Diamanten unb Gapphirer
tiir Sic, 900 uns elm Diamantbalsbano fiji
$25,Ooo.
Die &ronprin5eiiinp ponDeutid d.
lamb fam rnanher Sau8frau als nad1ab,
n1ungsmarbigeS 8orbilo bienen. Die Dam,
III anberososntfid Heibig, balt In ibrem 5aus
baite auf ole panftlidifte Gr6nuna, iSit
pb6dit.eigenmiinois" iiberfiifae Iad,sfer
| aen, idbt bic Sleioer ibrer &inoer ,penber uni
fdrben uno uerl9lieBt DelifateiIen, 10 boE bi,
9ieneTi4qjt nsft oaran fomnien fann.
=
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Srauri8es Gnoe etmes Samilten
3ffffsXeS.
Ser leBte Yoftftttfd)enrattb tit
g&nuntita.

SORTS etterman gSs &c. Sept.
Die Yoffutihe aus WeSinueb plroe beute
gtad)mittag % a}eilen nDrblif Don bier ourd
- mdsfirte 8au6er angebalten. 9eetere iiber.
rumpelten Die beieen 9oloateu, pelfe Die
Sutitle ais esfprte tegleileteu, ebe bieielbeu
BON ibren gSafien @ebrau9 MAIDEN fonnten.
Nadoem Die Rauber ben &aOalleriem Yferbe
uno Saffen abgenommsn batteu, pliuoerten
fe Die YoiffutiG,e unb Die BaiIngiere SS.
Stllotion uno SnDoer. Die beioen Yaiia.
9lere Waren jeoO4 erit Dor einigen Sasen auf
Dem gSese BON Mc&innep na9 bem neuen
Wfilitarpoten nm $500 beraubt morben uno
fibrten MIR menig @elo bel iid. Oieier &beil
BON 8pomius lit Elm pabreS garabies fir
Bferoeoiebe, Sfduber unD Spisbuben i'm Al-
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Gntiesli@er SOB eines 8abtts
tpGtferS.

AleranOrta, Ttr9., 26. september. -
Gin iun9er Mann, 9famens Yetttt, melder
alsgSdrter auf Oerr Sirginia Niblanbz zBabn"
anseitelt mar, purbe beute oil bem ipeftliGen
Cube bes Eunnels i'll oieier Stabt pou einem
3uge iiberfabren uno auf Der Stelle setDotet.
Sin Irm unb Der &opf tpurSen eine furse
Strefe pom@eleiie entIernt aufgefpneen, aab
Der 8eft bes&brpers plirbe id)eedlid) peritiinl-
melt. Sas Ser3 uno bic @insemeibe wuroen
aus benz Qeibe 9eriiien uno 20 SUP peit bon
Sem @eleiie fOrtgei9leuoert. Sheile zines
arnes uno mebrere Singer fosen gegen bic
gsano eines bid1t an ben 9dienen febenoen
SauieS.
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Sea Iekte gtnrmt int gNeifem.-aRefs
tere WtenSdteu eefSSfef.

Detrott, Dl1d., 26. Septbr. pGbs
renb Der peraangenen Na6t tuiitbenbe Stur11t
riGtete in allen Sbeilen bes Staates arose
Serbeerungen an. Sn Der gdbe BON Nltnt
tuuroen Die @ebriiber Sohn uno Ghos. Surz
ner bonn Slite setroffeu. Sbomas blieb auf Der
Stslle toot, uno Soba tpuroe tSbtlid1 periebt.
Sn Musfegon ipurbe Sohu Gbriiiian pou
8llte erfdlageu. Gin sBobnbaus auf her
Gara bes $5rff, @bas. 3urtee nabe Bine 9afe
ipurbe umgewebt, unb ein gemiifer sstnlep
nebit ieiner @attim idmsr psrlctt, ,sr6 ,.sss..,rren6
EN- Slno 9etppfcf s,s.iiroe. Nfebrere Sd,euern
IN Der yfdbe BON 5artlan6 puroen oNrdl lgitl
ltrable an9esiinoet nno sin9eaiebert,
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Gii&febr etnes e,ttaobetett
GfGfSdterS

Sobnstow n, R.>Y., 26. Sept. - 6re-
berid Us. Stepens, ebebent BON Der Sirma
Sent & StepenS 81 @loperspiGe, '9s.s0.,
melfer Sdlibungen i'm Setrage BON iiber
100000 beaaugeu hattie unb bebhalb AM 26.
Stunt 1876 ent1pb, febrte beuts Morgen na4
@louersuiue Suriif unb i!beriieferte fid benz
Sher,ff. Die gegen tbn aufgeieete anfla9ez
idrift, ipelbe ibn Der Sdli9ung i'm britten
@raoe bei6uloist, purOe inn our6 BEN Dis
friftsanwalt .norseleien; Stepens befannte
fif) i9uloig uno bot nm mDslihlt miloe
Strafe. 6t6ter Sdfer perurtbeilte ibn su
ameii6briqer Saft i'm 3uhthauie III @liutoH.
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raider auieinanbertolse ben Small BON stpei
Sdiilien uno lab gIeidseitig meine Shptez
9ertot,ter pom Stuhle auf ben 8oben itiirs
Ser, pahreno nlein Sobn 5u ibren SiiBen bin
lanf." Die innge Srau lebte nur nod menige
Ottnuten, ibr @atte ieooa CAB erit mad nabes
3l1 elmer balbem Stunoe leinen @eiit auf.
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Stl0en'S @tnfommeutteuer. - Sie
r6tbielbafte Gntfiibrutt9 aetutfz
fer Sdd)er aus 0ett 0srtGtSlo=
fdIe AT Wf0r0tteffe.

Detroit, Nitd., 26. Geptember. -
Ibtb. Sbos. SarlanO aus Nelp=Yorf tpuroe
beute MOrsen bel ietner Qnfunft aus benz
8eifen bnrd) ben Buuoesmari9a1 Wattberps
feitgenommen. Ser Saftbefehl muroe aui
Sslanlafuns Ses 6iilf5 gunbesbiitrifts=4u-
malts Sberman aus Sem 0orf ausgeifeut,
unb bic 8erhaftung lpurbe in 6olge oeE ge'
paItiamen @ntiernuna sepifer gii6er aus
benz Biireau bes Sunoe8=@. mn1iifdrs Wap=
narb su Marquette, Oiid., ON leHten Wonz
tagS= Ibeube mdbreuo Der 9erbanolungen I'm
YroSeiie Der &egierung eegen Samuel S. Gil.
BEN wesen riidlianDiasr I@infommenifsner por>
aenommen. 9arlano 1T elmer Der Anipalte
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