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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
THE REFRESHMENTS ILLNESS.
II Statement Made Tna His Case is Posi-
tirely Hopeless.

The Statement Made THat His Case is Post
tirely Hopeless.
The New York World says ex-President
Chester A. Arthur is a very sick man. 1t
may not be beyond the simple truth to say
that his case is hopeless. 1t certainly is
not to say that many OF his most intimate
friends never expect to see him out of his
house alive again. This is startling news,
but it cannot be gainsaid. For several
weeks the inner circle OF friends, at the
earnest solicitation of the family, have
been reticent regarding the ex-president's
condition. The family physician and at
taches OF the house lave been under strict
command to deceive the public regarding
General Arthur's health, and they nave
done SO and continue to do so, against the
better Judgment of many friends, who
secretly believe that the American public
have the right to know the condition of
the man who has been their president and
who is one of the most popular citizens OF
New York. There seems to be little reason
to doubt hat the seat of General Arthur's
trouble is in the kidneys instead of the
liver. His friends say he is suffering either
from Bright's disease or diabetes, the
weight of information being on the side of
the former malady
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
ausER UT1H sc. 600.

Antoine Goulard, who served as a cor.
poral of Napoleon Bonaparte's body guard,
and afterward came to America and made
q fortune as a wine merchant, died last
week in Brooklyn, aged 49,. He had for
many years lived in the style OF a miser,
and always told the few friends he had that
his money was all zone. However, he gave
a will to Nils Kant, a druggist OF that city,
to keep for him. On opening this will it
was found that Goulard left property
worth 50 1000, 600 and much OF it being in
Spain where he lived long ago. He left per
sonal property and iewelry worth $500, 900
to his friend Kant, and about $780, 0O
worth of property to his other intimate
friend. Col. c. S. Spencer, the ~well-known
New York criminal lawyer. The Spanish
property mostly goes to Don Tomper's
SIERRA OF Mature Cataluvia, Spain.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.

Mr. Fdirchild to Step Up if Mr.. Manning Is
Unable to Return.
For several weeks, says q Washington
special, a report has been travelling around
that the president has asked his old friend
Daniel Lockwood, OF Buffalo, to take the
portfolio of the treasury department when
Secretary Manning ~retires. 1t is now fatty
denied at the white house. The truth is
that the president now hopes to see Secre-
tary Manning able to return to his post in
the autumn. In the meantime the depart
ment is being admirably administered by
Assistant Secretary Fairchild. who will
succeed Secretary Manning if the latter is
not able to return.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
Il MONSTER IN HUlIAN FORM.
Il Has Brought Oct ia the Trial of {
Child BeQter.

bHut hUS bTOpYHC cUC vi Hc 1Ftut VI "a
Child Beoter.
The trial of John McAndrews and his
wife on the charge of murder, in having
caused the death of a 13-year-old girl
named Mary Gaughan, who had been en-
trusted to themsome time ago. is progress
ing at Scranton, Pa. Frank Gaughan, tho
girls brother, aged II years. testified that
at nc time since last fall was she permitted
to wear shoes or stockings. Saturday even
ing before she died, McAndrews heated "A
poker until it was red, and rubbed it upon
her teeth, saying that if her ghost returned
to this world he would be able tt identity
her. The Sunday before she died, Mean
drews removed Mary's clothing, put her in
a tub OF water, and then beat her with a
horsewhip. This terrible story was corrob
GRATED by the neighbors, and Coroner
Dean, who examined the body Immediately
after her death, testified that she died OF
starvation and neglect.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
THE CHOLERA OUTBRE4K.

Cas.s of cholera are reported at Trieste
The outbreak OF the disease in Italy is said
to be more serious than was at first stated.
The authorities there, it is alleged, are
hiding the truth regarding the ravages OF
the disease. The Austrian authorities
have again established a Gordon on the
italian frontier, and every p~recaution will
be taken to prevent the spread OF the
epidemic.
The sanitary board OF Rome admits that
Asiatic cholera has broken out at Brindisi,
and has ordered that all arrivals at other
Adriatic ports from Brindisi be qu~arantined
one week.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-04-29
1NocunAr1oN FOE CHOLERA.

The Spanish sanitary council has author
lied the practice of incubation discovered
by DR.. Ferran in the event Of a recurrence
Of cholera in Spain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept. Am Official OF
the coast survey has been sent to Charies-
ton to make sounding of the harbor and
adjacent coast, in order to see whether
any remarkable depresslons or elevations
OF the bottom of the ocean have been
caused by the earthquake.
THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE DEMoRALIzED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Western
sent to Charleston last night could be de-
livered on account OF the general contu-
sion. The hotels are empty and people
have deserted their dwellings and are en-
oamped on open lots, and SO cannot be
found. The main office Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company In Charleston
was badly injured. The batteries were
destroyed, and all the instruments ruined
by falling bricks and plaster. An office
has been opened about mile and half
from the old one, and two wires have
been placed In working order. None OF
the employees were seriously injured.
AT O'Clock this morning all the opera
tors were compelled to quit their posts
and seek some rest. The excitement had
been so great that for forty. eight hours
they had obtained no sleep. The Western
Union Company desire to announce
through the Associated Press that they
will gladly forward to Charleston any
contributions OF money for the sufferers,
and aAy messages pertaining thereto, free
Of charge.
The company has issued the following
order: $50 General and District Superin-
tendents: You are authorized to send free
messages OF relief for the Charleston suf-
ferersO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
Goldie Ahrens, aged 6 years, OF Brook
THE COLORED.

THE CoLoRED.
The following are the colored people for
whom certificates were issued;
Thomas Wilson, aged Al years, la
borer, city.
William Dear. aged 15 years, laborer,
OF this city.
Anna Glover, aged 36 years, a servant,
OF this city.
Y. sawyer, aged year, OF this city.
William Grant, aged l3 years, OF this
city.
Alex Miller, aged 10 years, laborer,
Joseph Rodof. aged % years, a laborer,
Of this city.
Hannah SmalIs, aged 40 years, a wash
erwoman. of this city.
Marie Barnwell, aged years, OF this
city.
Marie Plnckney, aged 16 years, Of this
city.
James Brown, aged Ga years, a cook, of
this city.
Augelie Davlds, aged SO years, of this
city.
Eugenia Roberts, aged 1 year, of this
city.
Robert Redof, aged 43 years, laborer,
OF South Carolina.
Grace Fleming, aged IS years, nurse,
OF South Carolina.
Rosa l.. Murray, aged 20years. OF South
Carolina.
Olive G. Nickelby, aged IL years, OF
South Carolina.
John Cook, aged % years, a laborer, Of
Alabama,
Clarissa slmons, aged 70 years, OF
Beaufort, s. G.
Hannah Harris, aged 60 years, OF
Beaufort.
Sarah Middleton, aged 25 years,
washerwoman, of Beaufort.
Anna X. Ward, aged II years, Of Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Matte Jenkins, aged II years, of Sum-
merville, y. G.
AS MANY MORE DEAD.
This is supposed to be about one-half
oil the victims, as many unknown colored
persons were buried and many other
bodies are buried under the debris. There
ia not single house In the city intact.
The violent movement of the wave dashed
out the gable ends, walls and parapets
and cracked the brick buildings from
foundation to root.
The money loss will amount to many
millions OF dollars. Offers of help are,
however, coming in freely from every
quarter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03

resolved to telegraph the Mayor OF
Charleston, s. o., asking what Cincinnati
could do to alleviate their distress. The
sum OF $3.50 was subscribed in a few min.
utes.
AUGUSTUS EXCITEMENT ABATING.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2.-The excitement
about the earthquake has subsided here
and apprehension has ceased. Liberal
contributions were made to-day for the
charleston sufferers by the citizens OF
Augusta.
AID FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The jewelers. of
Chlcago circulated a subscription list to.
DAY for the sufferers by the Charleston
earthquake. This evening the paper
footed W $500.
COLUMBUS TO AID.
COLUMBUS, GA, Sept. 2.-The citizens
OF Columbus meet tomorrow at a call
issued by Mayor Griggs to take steps to
ala the Charleston sufferers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03

escaping sulphuric acid gas over the en-
tire village. The smell lasted throughout
the night. TWAS distinct in those locali-
ties where the cavities in the earth were
most numerOus
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19


strengthening Department.
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'S2Engineering Department.
's2Englueering Department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19
In Favor Of.
Nature of Claim
Account of.
Amount.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
WeffaIen.

WIniter. llniere Brouins ;d5lt
}. st. IA Stdbte nit iber 13, 600 Sin.
pobuern, cine 25atfa9e, bic 3eu9niB
abIe9t pou Der bo6bebeutiamtcn tnbus
ftrieuea Ibdti9te;t Der peitfdlilden Ye.
u6Iferurg uno Der oQmd6ii9en ueber.
fli9eIun9 OR Observation-Disclosures Gbds
tiJfsit bard Die inbuitrteQe in %uuisrsr
nod bis Dor pentgen SSabren por3u9ss
weiie 2Iderbau treibenbeu BrOpinj.
8rsben. SIN 3wiubrod feisrts firs.
lid Der Softer Gbeo6or 6onnemanu III
GROCER &iitisteit uno ungstri5ter
Weiftesfrii9e ieine;, 100. @eburtsta9.
Wdbreno ietnes Iaugen 2ebers mar er
nod Eie ernitlld front uub nod jest 1T
SO Ieine 0reu6e, bel ber JeIoarbejt nit,
beIfsn 5u f0uuen.
8rau6fdQe. gu @is6erssn bronnte
baB Qau8 bes Nebers Ronrab NsAr:
mann nieoer, gu 0arium wurben bur6
cine Teuers6runit 7 9sbdute eingedi9ert,
III 9uleru cling has 9aus 6es Qfersrs
Y6tter in 6Iammen auf; III MiLspe
wnroe Die @t:Bsrei BON S;odsp, S9mts
nnb go. bus6 6cuet ;erit0rt, 3u Sdpsrte
6as &obn9ous hes ga5urpdrtsrs Rrds
msr unb IL 8e!beim bic Seiisung oeS
R0ttners Ginning.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
Gbeiuprubiui.

8obIen3. 0ie ct. Gaito,tir6e
pir6 an erifen Sonntage bes Ausuit ibr
IO5Oidsriges 8siteben feisru. gu ben
tirdIi6eE 6eitIi9ttitcn iouen bic 9erreu
@r3bii9cf Ybiiippus Gremsns unb
Bii3of UiiaasI 6elir Rorum eintreffsn.
OuIfeIoorf. 0or Rursem murbe
auF elmer 6ab,it ON @rafenbe,g bic
eIettrii9e 8eIeu9tuns eirgefibtt, nobel
III Ser eriten Seit bie 2eitur9en nod uus
befIeiost naren. Wfit einer oieIer 2eiz
tursen fam cine eiierne S6iene in Se:
riibrune, bic pom 6 2euteu iiber BEN 9of
estrageu wurbe. Die Grdeer wurben
iofort pen eiRenI itarten elettriiGen
S6iage 9etrofen, baB ale ;uiammsn
biniieIen, nobel etnige berfelben i9utre
8crlebungeu bepor trugeu.
Grier. Sn u%uierer Stabt berrfden
Die WiaIeru in ausgebebntsm Maabe unb
ioroerr inter BEN sartcn Sleiren man6es
Spfer.
Bonn. 2lm %. 0pril itir,te elmer
Der obsrbaI6 Gin; inter benz @iieububnz
tomme erriatcten Bia6utte pl6eIib ;us
iomreu; Der Bobnt6rper erIitt babur3
iolde Uei66bi9uugen, 6aB ser 8ertebr
fir IGndere Belt %0eiperrt rpdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
mnfere saras.

Gin &eiienber, Der tirSIid aus Oatoto
mad benz Often sutidtebrte, b~eeeanete
anf Der @ifeubabn einsm oltsa MGnMe,
Der ibn fraste. mo er sepeieu lei.
wAIlo IN Oatota woren Sie,H fcate
Der Ntte. y0as 1T ia f66n. 6obn Sic
bort uisusi9t ni9t meine Eod)ter aes
trcfen2 sic beiBt @otlon."
SD CLAUDE ui6t,~ mar bic 9~lnirport.
rAber fe wobnt IN Datota. Sie Ioa
bGbin, fobnIb fie u~erheirotbct pnr.%
SD babe fe. ni6t eeIebsn."
Sinh sic uieuei6t ni1t an einem
9auie u~Oreisefabreu, no cine J,au ses
pFHen BATE"
rNein."
rSoras pfeift, absr Sic inb ibr uitIs
ltt4t ni@t beeesnet. Sabeu Gle ni4t
irsenbwo eefebsn, bag cine frau ii9 nit
ibrem Wfanue prIseIte2~
v9tein."
Sarab unb ibr Ramu feilem Itd re.
seImdBts oae ;wei Obsr 6rei Gage, aber
sic finb uieuei9t einen anbercn @ee
gefabreu. 6aben sic nt9t ireenbno
sebort, boB ejne 5rau iraenbwc qefu@t
bat: 6immeItreu i6onnerwettsr 2"
rS6 CLAUDE ni9t."
Scarab 1udt 70, aud penn Re .,nur
nit elmer 3ebe irsenbwo anft6bt, un6
man fam lie bonn q MeiIen rpeit bS,
rem, menus nt9t eeseu ben @inb eebt.
SieIei4t baben fe auF Der Strnse cine
6rGm bemertt, bic cine Ebonpfeife ees
ran4t bat un6 mitten i'm StrGBentotb
eiuberf9Ienberte2"
r9fein."
wOas 1T Sorab, nutfen sic piGem.
8Iitben sic ni@t no in Der gta9bar.
i6aft. mo bic 2ebrerin bur4ssprlasIt
anb cine SaHeetlatf@ @sisGi9aft AUS
chamber seiust wur6s?"
vHen."
nDus lift uu9 wisbsr Sarab. SD
6ente, sic ffnb ni1t sereif."
wG6er Datota III elm groBes @anb,
wie sic wihsn."
rSa, i9 6ente es mpbI. Nbcr uenn
Ste in benz etnen Gnhe rooren, unb Sas
rab bat I'M au6srsu @nSe i6ren 0eann
gum Wfittos 9ernfeu, bauu miifen sic
es sebOtt babsn. gieusi1t fin6 sic Elm
SiS9en taub."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28

@siIe. Ra66em erif tiIsli5 in BEN
Oorfe SpahIis -sins @irtbF9aft total
eingeil9ert morbeu, brnnnte 9Iei9 borani
In benz 0orfe 3udIau cine @irtbi3aft
nfeber, unb eiuen Gag ipdter wurSe in
benz Dorfe 0amnler etu Bobnbaus ue5it
SGener unb @tau elm 9fou6 Der Slam
men. SIN alien Sdusn Dir6 55spinige
BrGrbfiftung an9suommen.
Nus bersSofeI wtrb cine
euiIstIi9e Gbat gsmsIbst. 6ier erfdIug
Der Gobn 6es 9iuslers &irhfeii9 feis
nen Batter nit be 6o6ebade unb er6ing
ii9 6ann. Nls Bic Bsiben &6eHbS ni9t
beimt,brten, fu6re bic 74:idbrtse @bez
frau iie unb fanb hen Sobn IdOu uouz
tommsn erftaIrt an sinsr1 Sauns bdn>
gen. Sic Qeide beS gaters wur6s, nit
8Iut beiubeIt, unter 0tOos uHo Steincu
aefl1noeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28

unb Mil i9 nidt fassn. @s If
mein @ebeimni6 nnb Nieman6 bat 30:
&edt, bic GntbIuung keiieI5et pom NH
III forSern." = 8e6enten Sic wobl.
Teiifer, bic Wotte, bic Sie rebenl !,
warnte Der Ri9ter. Isle finb es mir.
STE fin6 ss aber nod uiel mebr fi6 feIbf
f9uI6ig, in Sieitr A~nseIeeenbeit bit
sdn;e, pOIe @abrbsit Al iasen. Menr
sic f4 bierin ui9t rs9tFertisen, 70 muE
Der Serbo9t auf Ssnen baften bIeiben,
baB sic heu Oieblta5I bsgangen."
Sparts artHortste: yOas muB i6
nit auer gnti5ieSsnbsit beitreitsn. SD
6eruFe nltd auf bas 3eueuis alIsr mel:
ner Mtttbiraer, bie mid tennen. SD Sc
rufs mid auf ben rs6It5en unb unitr6f.
Ii6eu @nabsl, ben i9 felt tuan3ie Sab.
rem bier in Sieier Stant unter ben Augen
ibrer Sewobner seflbrt babe. Soft 1T
mem Ssuse, baB meine 6anb f9 nod
nienlals NIT nnrs 6tmdsisem Gut befeft
bat. SD wsiB au9 niats ppu Dem,
mas in Oieier Na6t seI9eben it,"
Der &i6ter f9lttelte sweifeInb unb
behentli9 ben &opf. Damn wieScrboIte
sr nO9maIs feline 6ra9s: uSie molten
alp ni5t iagen, paS sic IN Der Issten
Radt in bic Ndbe bss 8antSebdu6ss se=
fibrt bat?"
UHeinl" a~ntportete Der S6Ioiier.
80 wsr6su Sie es aud begreifi6
fiubsn, haB i9 fur beute bas Berb6r
f3lieBe uno sic bis auf psiteres in 6aft
ne5me. Sieueidt bsiinrsn sic ii3 baIo
aaf cine an6ere Nntport, un6 onnn wer>
ben mir ie6en, mas mir au tbun babsn."
Uait bieien Wprteu itonb Der 8i6ter auf
un) tIinseIte. Sin @eri9tsbisner frat
1ersiu, unb Sparts wurbe nunmehr in
bas @efdusniB seflbrt, bsheu Gblr ii9
alsbaIb binter ibm i3loB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
nnr

v@as, Scr babt nd6frn @sonntae
f3on wiebsr Souf'2 Oieie Renge 8ins
Der Bet Der t5suren 3eitI"
%, i9 Tam Sbueu gar ni9f feeeu,
frau Ra3barin, ME frob i5 bin, bag
enbIt9 einmaI bns adte RinS eetommen
1T - wiiien Sic Der @rfparniB
Ssst tent baS RIeine hp6
BITE RIsiher pom 4epi trnsen, bic Id ionIt
tmmer bab' uerf9enteu nIilfsu!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
(SdIuB fOIat }
eadniat antbbatn.Baaast

SuuDViuDG SSueUUuDGus OUuUoes
(Sifsdia.)
gieb du,oI in Teisen A9t;
Benn Ee Nbenos erinta Del Oebb4er,
Ruft a. Geiit pom Rnebb5enfein:
,Snsbb9eu. RHsbb5en, Rusbbasn, Rne5b'
9eni-
@out' Der Rieosr RuHo frei'n
gue Roi6 nit bIonseR 3ebb4sa:
.0sHu De bauit a. S6Iob aus LAUDER
Ruebbtsn, SHebbdsu, Susbbdcn, RnSbbs
9eHl"
AIs be Rai6 seidbroSen TO,
S9idt nod 6rdisn er lei Rnabb9en;
Der mubt' fofen pieIs 2auIeub
Rusbb6en, Rusbb6sH, Rnsbb9sn, Rnsbbs
den.
aIs bas SOLOS mi ier6is mar.
Kit spse i9eenen Rnsbb9sHbrebb9sn,
5tirst iie's Elm, am Bo6en Inssn
Susbb@sn, Rnebb5eH, RHsbb9sn, Ruebbs
den.
8 i9lus ben Riobtr Runo bob
llnb iei' Beib NIT lanssm S9Iebb9sn;
Drum rnfts ittt IN ie6er Ro3t:
RnSbb4eH, Snsbb9en, 7Hebb9el, 8Rsbbs
den.
Ritabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
Prnbini Sa@ien.

Oiesborb BEL Masbeburs. 4m
II. .. SO. sera6e aIs Der @oltesbienii
3u @nbe sins, fubr elm BIieitrabt pon
Der optic bes SEurmes in bic 0orbnue
Ger 6irde, mo nod cine Ansa5I Ruaeer
uegen bc5 fur3tbareu Re9ens un6 9as
gels turid9ebIiebeu wuren. Gier 6er>
ielben uuroen pom 8Iise niebersei6Io.
gen, gliidIiderpeiie ober Eidt t0otli9
uerlebt, mebrere Ginbsr mitberibrte, 10
OaB fie tiir5ere 2aRmunsseri3einunsen
ertitts1.
Sn Eeu9ern fanb eine omtIi9e
unteriudune pom etno 80 arbeiterupb.
nun9en itatt, weI6e 2batia9en 3u Gage
forhette, Die ieber Reidrsibun9 ipotten.
VteIfa3 biente cine Stu6e ais S6laFs
lteue fir 1912 R6pfe itarfe 6amilien.
Is tarnen 6due uDr, ba6 Batter, Mutz
ter, mebrere erwabiene S6bne un6 nod
Elm frember S9lofburi9e cine taum bez
wobnbnre Stube NIT einanber t5eilteu.
au9 in 9iebi6enitein Bel 6aue iin6
d5nIi6e nebeIifdnre gu uerBetbnsn.
StaBfurt. Nm IA. D. M. erfolste
IN Der AtenborferitraBe (9lltsS tabfuri)
pI0sIi9 cine beftise gri4itttrung, in
6oIge teren ni6t nur ;wet Wobnbduier
tart bei&dbi9t, %fonbern aud in Der
@rocberfd3e ~5ebeutsnbe Rihe e~ntitans
ben limb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
Tie ar6kere 0efabr.

y0u buft ia ben &entier S9war3 be:
sossiotst CT wtrb bid iebenfaus auf
Etttolen forbernI~
,vOa weiB i'd ni9ts bauOn er bat
Slir cine @inlnbuns CUR Sosb 9el6idt-
I'm uebriseu mill i'd Dir mas fasen:
S9teBen mirbe i'd mid i9on NIT
l9nl, aber nit inn au bic Sa9o
gs9en- bas TIT mir bod gu 9efdbrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
S9lesmig> 6nIFetn.

@Itond. 0or GINGER Belt wur6e
her 0ertier Ri1Gr6 9edmGnn, BETTER
pom ScIasSona in gi5eifte6t fir ur;us
re6nun3sfGbig ertldrt, unb io1te ais
gefdbrI;9 ms S~rrenbauS 9efperrt wers
ben. Sn Der Na9t uorber 9eInng e5 Tim
iib au AZ einem Sau nus ielner Ssae
b~erab3uIahen unb mad 6~Openbasen gu
e~ntilts6en. HITTER benz S6Wee bes 6pns
iuls Der Ser. Staeten pon Rorbamerita,
beren BIr9er Bcdmann lit, 9in9 er nu6
Berlin, nm bort BITE Nuibs6ung ieiuer
grtmiubtaung ju bstreibeu. Der per.
m6gen6e Ntann mu6te in Der 3mif9eus
3eit ais Sabafllrippsr BEL etnem giaars
renmad)er atbeiteu. 9a5 i0nt3Ii9e
Amtsgsti9t su Berlin entl6ie6 nun.
bag tetn @runo porIiest, ben D. Bed
mann unter Bormunbi9aft peger
@eiiiestrdnt5eit III 5elGiisn, oa Serfelbe
febr wobl I'M Stanbe ut, bic 5OI9en
ieiner 0anblunsen gu itberIesen.
Reumtnter. Die 9tuIase elmer
8ferbebabu amif5en Bootitebt 1T be-
i9lo6ere Sa9e. Sn eirer 8eriomms
lung pom Snterefenten ruuroe Der Babns
bou bsi6lohen, Der cine Summe pon
"a coo 50. erforbert.
Sannnbrr.
Sannoper. Sn ben Gasen pom
IA. bis Is. SUM- 3. 5. pirb bier Der
Te9fe bsutf3e 3ebrertd9 ffattinben.
0snc5rhd. 8or Rursem pur6e
urter GROCER getbeiIi9uns ber 90jdbrise
8etsran SobIbof slir Ieeteu 8ube 6eftats
tet. Solibof mar in Ssuabrid Der
lstte tieberIcben6e aus Der 3eit ser 6rei;
beitstriese.
&efforf. Sin re6t bortss Sold,
IaL bat bic 6omilie 6e8 9sbrers Sebrens
bstrofen. 9ur6 ben 9enuB Der Suolz
len @nfcyi9ierIirgs babsn ii9 beIer
pier Riuber pergiftst, nnb III ems ber=
ieIben be,eits MAO SroBen S6merSsr
lsinen 2eiben erle9en, wdbrenb bic on:
bsreu bret auf benz Wess Der @eneiune
iinb.
8tIbeImsbapen Dieter Gage
traf bier ell fir uniere NarineperwaI,
tune pou &rupp in @1en perfertietes
@ei3is elm, wel6es ais bas 9r6Bte uni
i9merite ~unIsrer Gorfseidite seIter
mug. SaheIbe bat elm 9ei6Ierob,
pom ca. 10 Neter 2dnse unb prdientirt
bas toIofaIe 9ept9tuon 400 gentuer.
Oas @ei9itrobr bat einsn Snr9nteiIei
pon % en- unb nirnuit BEL elmer Quluer:
Inbuns Don a~nndbern6 8 9sntner cir
9ei9nS (@ranate) BON Z @entne,
auf.
aus Norbernep pirb 9emeI6et
gu Der am l. Sunt baieIbft i~tattfinben
BEN gtnpeibuus bes ne~uerbauten See
boipi3es Der 9rctettor besieIbsu, be-
Rronprin5, eintreHen wirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28

@6rIib. Sn 9obenpetersborf 1T
bic etpa SO Sabre aIte Wittfrau 9artiS
nebit ibrer fhnfidbrisen @nfeIin in i6rsr
uerl9loGeneu Bebauiung tObt nnb in
fat gang uerbrunntem 3mffanbe auf9e'
funben morben. Seibe 2ei3en Iaser
auf ber Oiele Der Wobnitube, bos Sinh
pSuia nodt NIT aeri9mettertem S9doeI
unb Derbranntem @eii5t; Die aIte Srau
iiber unb iber perbrannt ais fdwar3er,
p0uis untenntli3er &Iumpen. Gin anfs
o~eFunbener, NIT 8Iut befedtcr ftarter
!SnippeI Idet nit Sieuili9er @ewibheit
barauf f6IieBeu, 6aB elm MOre ueribi
worben lit, unb baB Der Terbre9er feline
S6redenstbnt babur6 pertui6en woute,
baB er BITE 3ei3eu NIT Petroleum beeof'
fen unb Johann IN 8ranb seftedt bat.
Gels. SIN Der llmsesenb mebrer
ft6 bic 8rdnbe IN f9redenerresenbe'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28
Gin tpiAttaer Saa.

(Rlsinss Msdb9tn Su ibrer 0lutier) {:
On, Drama, bsute piro IS grab finf
Sabre, ieit mir mid setrisst b%absn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-05-28

@3Io9au. Sn benz in unmitteI'
borer Ndbe %unitrer Stdbt Iiegenben
Oorf Raloau lit IN pier IaniIien ber
6letentppbu5 aus3e6ro9eu.