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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-04-01
Persons and Particulars

Tony Howell is in Chicago.
Ed Schreiner is at home from Mad
ison.
Miss Hannah Adams. of Boscobel, is
in the city.
The annual town meeting will occur
next Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Reynolds will visit Chi
cago next Monday.
Mr. Adolf Schreiner is in Chicago
this week buying new spring goods.
Mr.. G. B. Finn, of Patch Grove, was
in town Saturday and made friendly
call.
Mr.. c. H. Baxter is expected home
from Chicago this Wednesday, eve
ming.
Mr.. Henry Gore, of Castle Rock, was
in the city Monday and called on the
| HERALD.
Miss Anna Cover went to Fennimore
Wednesday for visit of several DAYS
with friends.
Prof. Livingston, principal of the
Dodgeville schools, is visiting friends
in this city.
Mr. Ock Lewis, we understand, will
return to Butte City, NJ. T.. next Mon
day morning.
Mr.. M. Pendegrast, of Galena, is now
working in Homrich & Lehner's mar
BILE shop in this city.
George IL. Baxter returned home
Tuesday evening from Beloit, where he
has been attending college.
We have no grip upon the past or the
future. and even the present is not our
own-it is only Lent
Messrs. Stone d Hassell have pur-
chased the drug stock and fixtures of
the estate of the late VIM. b. Baxter.
MIR. G. Underwood was over from
Little Grant last Saturday and made
the HERALD office very pleasant call.
Mr.. Fred p. Meyer returned home
Tuesday evening from the State Uni
versity at Madison for short vacation.
Miss Ida Buchner has engaged to
teach the school near Livingston, which
will reopen for the summer term, April
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-04-01
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES OF LAST WEEK

(4dnscers neat sceek.)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
A GREAT DAY.
Laying Of the Corner Stone of the New
Central Michigan Normal School
Building
Imposing Crrcmonic. -CIuud Oratioa-
in-pirin~ Music

Again wc wish Co impress ou read
ers that one week from to-day &C.
cars the laying OF the corner stone af
the new Normal school building. .NI
ARRANGEMENTS have been made and The
gentlemen who have The management
of the affair have seen TO it thatuo.h-
ing shall be lacking to make the day "a
red letter ONE i'm Alma's history. The
comittee have secured for orator. Rev.
Theo. Nelson. state Supt of Public lu-
Struction, a gentleman of ripe mind.
broad culture and am enthusiast n
educational affairs. Mr. y. E. lmc
speaker and We may feel assured of a
scholarly oration. Rev j. Van Au-
twcw viii oaiciate as chaplin. and
WrigiIt's Opera House band Will fur
nish the music. The selection by the
committee of arrangements Of Jas. T..
Hall as committee ON transportation
was a most wise one ass shown by the
fact thai Nlr. H. has secured one fare
for the round trip rates ON ALI railsoads
centering at Alma, tickets good to re-
turn ON Saturday. the 18th. The pro-
cession Wiliform at o'clock p. n. and
this alone will be worth going lone
distance to see. 1t Will be- made up as
follows Band. Alma Lodge +. & s..
NJ. visiting lodges, civic organizations
of Alma and surrounding towns. mi-
formed Knights of Pythias of st. Louis
and Ithaca, presidents and common
councils of the two latter places. l.
now behooyes all Alma and vicinity to
turn ont and make the day one long
to be remembered. Citizens from sup
rounding towns will find This TO bea
splendid opportunity to visit Nina and
learn the advantage thi5 school will af-
ford their children. The school willuat
only beabeneit TO Alma, but to all seek
ing a iirst-class education at "a small eN-
pcnse. 70 show that our citizens APP
preciate these advantages about to Doe
offered them. each and every one of u.
should give om mite and influence To
make this event success. Ample ace
commodations will be provided All who
may be present, SO no one need stay al
home from fear of lack of accommoda-
tions. Remember. aud ON the iith.
next Friday, le, us see YOUR. smiling
countenance i'm our beauti >mr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07

:. +. Anderson has a fine new dcliy-
cry wagon.
Ladies' fine millinery We are receiy-
ing daily, all the newest novelties in
trimmings ass the season advances
!. l.. MILLER.
The Howell Rcpa5'icu, evidently
has not Il very exalted opinion of the
Battle of Gettysbmg' panorama NOW
ON exhibition in Detroit. 1t says:
''The Detroit papers continue q men
tion the Battle of Gettysburg pun
Drama at Princess Theatre kindly-at
least thcy dO not give the snide away,
as They ought. The Republican again
warns its readers that they VIII le DIS
appointed If they visit it,. for It Is "a
miserable. dauhy imitation oi the Bos-
ton or Chicago paintings.
All through the winter complaints
have been heard Of the serious damage
being done wheat by the freezing and
thawing weather, and predictions were
to the effect that large percentage
would be winter-billed. Spriugweathcr
shows that the fears cxpressedwere m-
founded and the fields are iu good con-
dition more thm an average as COM
pared with many seasons in Tie asst
Grand Ledge hdspa.dat
The Hou.k,cpcr. Minneapolis, Mimi.
was bmnpIoat for tine second time in
six years. April 10Th. and "A part Of it-
large subscription list destroyed
Several of the ladies' employed barely
escaping with their lives. such of on
readers as do not receive the My ymm
Der promptly. should write e. the pub
Fishers. giving fun address. time whei
subscription was made and length OF
time paid for. The May number will
then be forwarlejm the uamerestor
eel to tie list.
The township supervisors have m
small duty ON their bands n they peg
formthcil duties as smtcudel by the lay
creating the Office. They must rytW
to The county clerk "a complete reeor
b of the inhabitants births, deaths m
p marriages. i'm their township md ais
| the cause of death i'm each instanc,
! with the nativity of all parties maine
In thedcathand mrdaGes, and citizen
For each birth and death reported Oh.
e. receive 40 cents 1hi, duty must
performed between the l0tA OF Apr
and the first day of June iueach yea
FL also must report farm statistics
. every character: the number of acr,
4, of improved and mmproYed land tl
. amount Of cereal and other crops, ah
the number and pedigree e.. .',oc'..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
Whole No. $40.
RIVERDALB.

Corr -pondcnce of the RECORD.
Mrs 7. b. Ellsworth is very low.
Mrs Sarah Castle, Of Mecosta is visit
ing her many friends here.
hlr. Joe Castle spent Sunday in this
place.
oar school is doing finely. Miss
Latlrop of stanton as instructor.
Miss Cora Saunders left for Clare last
week where she will teach this summer.
Wewi,h hc success.
My. JeG, Ellsworth has moved into
town again.
5Iis3 Mary Wright of Grand Rapids,
Nho is visiting friends and relatives
mere is 9H ,Aa sick list.
Mrs. =. 0. suaycrlcayes for the west
i'm a few days The question now is,
who wi'ihayc the nicst flower garden?
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
Damon Farrar,s New Boo.

4 feWWecks ago, when Canon Farrar
Wa, I'm Tins country. tens of thousands
oi people paid as much rs one dollar
each To hear "a single lecture delivered
hy himWd were wen pleased with what.
hcy got for their money. Several of
the most important of those lectures and
addresses with other papers are now
published 10y john B. Alden, of New
York. and can now be- had i'm a very
handsome cloth-bound volume, for the
price of 40 ccuts Some of the lectures
are also published separately i'm his
Elzyiar Library, in which form the lee
tWc ON Dmtc sells for 3 cents; ON Tenn
perduce. cents: ON Ideals of Nations,
= cUll8. Tho IChts on America. 3 cents.
The millions of intelligent people who
admire Can ou FaTar and who were
not able 60 lGw him lecture, will he de-
lighted toGsA hisM brilliant. scholarly and
eloqent gifts placed in this hand
some fois ithhl their reach. The
published, ushgted catalogue, lS2
pages, b' - to amy address on recent
of A ccneS or condensed catalogue free.
JONI B. NLpEN, Publisher, 303 Pearl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
MARCUS POLLkSxY.

uvrnpNrV and Counselor at law aid Sol
Is i,', a., CboucrrN. Practices I'm fl tn
Sta,.. ana Unite states courts, Pariiclm ~
tnnts,p paid tn collections and remf'me
nrotne.,ly m adc Moncyto loan, Once ofp'
.-ftc th,. acw hotci.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
anS1iAcS 4 MILLS.

AVN ENGINEERS a SlfKNENDIS. SIf
[ v.,iro' Lrvcling and Railroad work EcpI
lorrrrs sct free of chnrlrp on all land pi1'
thased nf ms. Oficc in Martin ~ Con blok
II. Louis, Gratiut Co. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
JOHN w. BROWN,

N-oTARY Pulaic. Collector Accountdi' ln
IN slrnucc ami General Agent. tueEs.lll-
and Ornamental pcnmauShip neatly cNeuicd
slnhcc with j T.. Clark. Room No. 2'pcfi
gussr block = q. Box pa Nina. Mica
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
PoLLAsKY. wALDBY g. CO

successors to Gtatiot County savings BlnD
.Trinsact a general banking hilsn,a
lNaw drafts available m,whcrr i'm Europe
america. Deposits of - go to $1,000 roca, I
ana interest allowed ou same uudcr fha IA
- hc bank. Money a. loan uu good rsu
u g security Collections giycu promrtnu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
Knignts nfLlbar pms atl-ter's.

Portcr's. l,ct - cts.
Illustrated clifton of / RECORD
again next week. OF com You want
it,.
japanese Tea Party on Il nth. The
colors of Japan viii be Nplayed on
that date.
The job of ffewiug thcI j y. " MI T.
r r. bptvpruthisplacs sd Nj. Pleas
ant, has been ld to Mr. +. kreSs'
Fpisconal services n, Sunday in
May at the Baptist chur y at the usual !
hour. Bishop Harris D expected to
preach ON the hirtieul May
Wright a Lmslrn busy saving
their logs which have aumulated this
winter They have nut 100000 feet
which will am be i'm d n3er 10y the FIRST
OF June.
Mrs. J. l.. Miller iyeA a dispatch
Friday last anom6 Z The death of
cousin at Charlotte H started for that
place Immediately. Seretmned Tues
day evening.
\ postal card received ut TINS
office from Jas. Gtgctt reads "Scnd
oul papcr up To- hJ Jsue of May lith to
Chester VirsnfInd after that to
a. ...k to Inc There lime
1st
1;..nnoir,mcpt to
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'he P''h'Ic To h'0 ''"' '''''' -, ',' ~ ,,.i.
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wood per }ea 'i SLY H''i' i'''"7 ~
The Rr'o" hal ABOUT tV'0"' '"' ''a
have already T. pledged
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a. ~ - .l. - = .ro ,,.,. T.. , chanoo in
'I.i,.. 80 '.' - SaiJ ,.,tas are now OK.
i,n,lt,',-. ,. ret rs homo for a decide,
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ner, arc csu,.mcd mot to invest i'm TIA
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n this ylIhe' onMonday last'a be"tia
md iinell-pfe,eryed specimen OF an In
Nan aN made oi 'he i''rur7' grai'l''
'n" "ii''l I' pre''l'"e' 10 nave D'','
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\ larf. force of men are at work be-
tween fre and II. Louis putting the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
NIScICIIAN EOU x.
NANil LEACH

DOGT AND SHOE maker. repairing done
ID promptly. SbitC street. iif-s door fOuth
T. Loycinnd's furniture store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
The Al MA RECORD,
An Independent Local Journal, Pub
shed every Friday morn ing at
Alma. Gratiot Co., Mich.
Mss G. VI FLEMING Editor and Pub.
Usher.

TERMS-Sl - per wear in advance; &c
iorslt months; b0c for three months Rates
~ hWerlisng made known ON application.
,,tlcr south side superior street, near corner
woodwork avenue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
SIMON FINK.

DENEE in ~ gs,, G TIgG, I@6 of oiI%r P lloe co
toi a speciality
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
A A Ct nRt<

A 1-rnINEY and Counselor AT Law Al haat
"A busincss hy letter cor othcrsi~c. ~ h'
promptly attended To, Ohce in Barions oic'
block up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07

DHh Sl'lAN and surgeon. ON cc no,
I' - a. m. 10 3;3O p, in ANA tod
iiiCo n cOnncctin with Diur STORE. -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
AuyrORNIcN-S.
,,cts PALMER. ions =. SriA )
PALMER & SP.NNEY.

TrORNEYS AT Law. Attend 10 al hga
q business. the trial of causes. dcirh, u
criwinaI cases. draw all kinds ol papers as
real estate, loan and lite insurance agcne
Alma. Gratiot County, Nlcl'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
ELM HALL.

Corr p.alcacc Of the RECORD.
John Hopkins, a brother Of our prin-
cipM. is clcrking for Fleming & New
ton al River ,ale.
Blair * Houck have sawed all their
logs and shut down their mill.
Miss J. Kellm, Of Elwell, is conduct
ing "a class ID instrumental music with
SUCCESS at this place
Theuew firm of Glass x Osborn y
hUingm excellent trade in the y
and grocery business.
May Taylor is having very success
fu school i'm the Douglas district.
The ". Z. church society held ha
a1d cap social at the residence of DR.
10. o. Osborn on Tuesday night. y
ser. cniosauicaGar.
Eli. Mcintosh and family are soon tC
move lo Chehoygm The community
INju lose cut of It's best families and the
| li-h school one of It's best pupils Of the
Junior class. Chas. Mcintosh. They
IAayc resided here for many years anC
Iuow move mp thcre So as to be at his
scat OF work.
Preparations are being made by tn,
O.. Ar Post at thi, place to decorat'
lua mmua which viii show their low
laul appreciation of Lhedeparted heroe'
land t..u valiant aryices Col. EI,
| Pos. +, ONE OF the largest and best drill
h., posts of ,he county mderthe leader
Iof Capt Bradley Thcscryices will tax,
Iplaae ou Monday tae 8lSGoi this month
Mr. Hopkiu, has been inf nnrHlelive
tine Grafton and one or ~
osUH read selections
lcsta ase to be invited
time is expected.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07

AONl- New York
fNDER wRITkRS New York,
HIRE ASSOC IATION Phila.
NMERlCAN- ,
kGRICUITTRA!r rWatcrtown. J
EICH. FfRE q MARINE Detroit
tRAND RAPIDS -GfInd Rapids
.Ew YORK LIFE
ACCIDENT ms. co.. NORM fn'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
IsA y X T. IL =,
VIM. S. 1uRCk 4 co

\ General Banking business Trans ct
Il Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Exc au
special Attention Given To Collcctions
Wi. :. TURCk. A.w. WRIGHT. G.s
}. II. sEA~.R CT. WEBSTER
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
s. D. YERlNoTON.

DNN ICING Physician. Omcr hoursa+
a.. si. 20 y IN. ONCE i'm Wchb'S1
10 g, Back rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07

c. L. DOWNIE. M. %.
j. 2. SuYnAM

kRAL Practice. once: back rtm n
- Rehb's Drug store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
D E N T I S T r 7
~ E.Zr---

Dihce over Gmtiot County Savinrs Rank
diet 4 specially. A tihcial teeth inScr,d on
ld. rubber or ccluloid base. Al work guartn
"a to giNC satisfaction Ainin. ASh. =.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
Advertised Letters.

List oi letters remaining in III
Post Oaiee for the month ending Al
Wth iSSG.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
&. A. R

q. A. r.
wv. Moycr Post. No. lss. Dcp'tof M,b
~ \. r., meet on 2nd and an Thurslly
. ch month
a. YERrNGroN. Adtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-06
0rs o. 4 8. 9aoteio,t,
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
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fi@tigfelt eine &rQnlpell DUET tlll neoel
audeapden haben, fDr0ert er auf, Dbt1e
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s(er,te tobe,t ermtttelt.

baS elm befedenber unb frember 8etanbtbeiI
iin Slut, pel9er burd 8erbaaunssleioen ent.
ipidelt ipirb, bic llrfa@e bes Rbeumatismus
biIbet. Dieter iest fid auf ben empfinbliden,
unterbaIb ber Saut liesenben lleberaus Der
@fusIeln unb gelenfbdnoer unb faminelt itd]
ais elm taltiger, freibiger 9ieberi@Iag an, mel.
der @teifteif unb @erbretnna Der @elente er.
seust Seine Sbatfa@e, ipelde burd bic Ct
fabruns in 8esus amf SDite tiers ma.
senb there's barsetban nurbe. Bat itarte-
rem 8eiueis fiir fid,, aIs bic, bas biefe Mebiain
Bel umfaiTenbem @ebraud Der f6limmen unb
b5sartisen arantbeit GinbaIt tbut, unb ebenfo
feif ftebt es, baS fie, ba le nur beiIiame 8es
fanbtbeile entbdlt, ben @iften borSuaieben TT,
iueI@e oft anaetpanbt merben, uni ber Rranfbeit
@inbaIt gu tbun. Mu9 1T iie elm tnt19iebenes
SeiImittsl sesen malarif9e Gieber. Sartleibis.
feit, Dbspepiie. Nieren- unb 8Iaien nehel,
gntfrdftnns unb anbere Storunsen. a@te
barauf, bic edte ar3nei gu betOmmen.
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- gigentbumli@e @erbdltniKe ct.
giebt Der 5trife ber arbeiter ber Seras
pacific Sabn. Sn Maribal mar auf
griu1en ber itreitigen pdrteien elm
Biirgerfomite ernannt tuorben, nm bic
9ifferenaen 5u f9li9ten. Wtit Der
8abnpermaltung bate Oas @omite els
men aufriebenfelenben 8erglei1 abges
f6lo1et, ba aoeen fidb bic 9lrbeiter toie>
Der aurfd unb wollten ni@ts mebr bon
einem 8erglei9 mii1en. Sbre 8ef9mers
ben tonnte bas goulite ebenfalls ni6t
erfabren unb iomit mar bas gontite BON
feineu1 weiteren gtuben unb l6te f9
auf.-Sn Sort Mortb iinb Die PldBe
Der 5trifenben Mrbeiter nit anbern Mrs
beitern sefaGt tporben unb bic 3ige
fabren tpieber reselmdBig. Inter ben
ftrifenben Mrbeitern lino WiBbelligtei=
ten ausgebro6en uno mebrere berfelben
boten fi6 Der giienbabn mieber an.
Sie 8eantten ertldrten ibnen, bob. iie
Nrbeit erbalten tBnnten, 10 bal6 cine
8aean3 entifdnbe; bic reu angenoms
nlenen Mrbeitern f6nne man aber ni6t
glel6 tpieoer entlaiien. Sn Sort
Wortb pIrbe bic Orber gun, 8au BON
Wertfdtten ausgeseben, in benen 200
Nrbeiter bel9dftigt iperoe1 follen. Ser
&eeeiper Der 8abn, st @oubernellr
gropn, i9eint fid in ieiner 5teaung
unbebagli@ gu fiiblen. st bat alen
Grnltes ben 8ori6lag gema6t, bic
Babn bon Sbrepeport big @l paio ibs
rem S9idial 3u iiberlahen unb ben Bee
trieb eiuSuitellen.
- Ser &ebafteur 6omaro bonn
vgbronieIe" in Qingiton f4oB auf Der
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&uKea fiinfmaI unb bermunbete babel
einen Nann Namens Oberbolt unb eis
nen 13idbriaen Gnaben gtamens Girfs
patrid. Dem gonltable, ber ben Qns
bolb au perbaften iu9te, uuBte ct gu
entf@lipfen unb flii@tete fi@ bann aus
Der Gtabt.
- Ser 9riitli9e Siingling Giving
ton unb iein GpieBgeieae Gerrelter In
8albeiton, bic zines @inbru9s megen
perbaftet tpurben, finb iebt 8eioe aIs
canaoii@e 3u6tbausfrdfinge erfannt
.tuor6en.
- Sn Wi6ita Sails fdllte Der Griea
bensri9ter 2eon elm ionberbares urs
tbeil. Wtan bate 3ipei farbige 2na'
ben i'm Nlter bon IL Biz Is Sabren bel
einem ginbru6e ertappt unb oem Gries
bensri1ter bprgefiibrt. Dime Meiteres
oronete bieier bas Nuffnhpfen Der bel.
ben iltngen Spibbuben an. Ser Cons
fable poll3og oas rrtbeil unb erbdngte
iie, bis bic Nn3ei9en bes gritidens eins
traten. Damn puroen fie tpieber abges
i1mitten unb Der Griebensri6ter lebi
ber l1eber3eugung, ben 53elnlen baa
Steblen fiir INNER bertrieben gu baben.
- giner Sepef9e BON 81 pafo nod
| uurbe Elm 3ug Der Merican Central.
| balm BET San Granciseo Station bon
so merifaniiden 8anbiten iiberfalleu
| unb bolitdnoig sepltinbert.
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SIN ssnoianer Serritorium ho

Sm Snbianer 8erritorium bat
man bem @uanseliiten, Mumaaa libel
mitgeipielt. grmiioet BON Der Mrbeit
Der Siinberbefebruug mar er nit einem
9rifli9en 8ruber mad beHen Wobnung
aegangen, um baielbit gu iiberna6ten.
Mdbrenb ber Na1t fam Der Seufel iiber
ben frommen goangelifftn unb perleitete
i'm gu benz @eriu9e, einem Rinoe @es
malt an3utbun. Sm 3immer Mums
salls I6lief iebo9 nod elm Snbianer,
Der bas gorbaben bes frommen Mannes
entoedte, ibu padte unb bauu bic Na6s
barl9aft alarmirte. Oieie beifanb oa'
rauF, iofort Elm 8erbbr nit benz gbans
seliten an3ufeQen unb fiibrte ibn bins
aus Ing Greie. Sort ioq er entiprun,
gen iein. tpie bic Na9barn fagen, obs
glei9 man Elm frif6 aufseworfenes
@rab in ber Ndbe fau6.
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ing gu iasen bait2 fraste er ben Conf

Dbl nod ettposl rief bieiet eifrig.
Sbr fo0t erfennen, baB i6 uuparteiif6
bin. Die beiben @eipanne S9ien; tpel=
DE oer 9err Manbatar gepfdnbet, tpers
ben Gu@ nod beute auriidgefe1t. Sd
babees 10 angeorbnet - i'd bin gere4t
Nber, t9 pieberbole, bes Grafen 8eIib
barf ni1t angetatet perben, ober Sbr
begebt elm 8erbre9enl
Dieie lebteH Morte rief er bereits
BON Wageniibe 6erdb. 9ann fubr ct
raid BON bannert. gs mar ibm unter
ben 8auern re9t f6mil eetporben unb
er atbmtet iief auf, ols ct bas Dorf i'm
&iden bate.
gfur einise Stunoen mar Saras troifs
log, bann ri9tete er ii9 tpieber auf.
ST trat por bic 8erfammlung.' &e9t
muB &e9t bleiben! rief ct bere Mdnnern
au. Sd bertraue auf @ptt uno ben
0errn &ajier! @ir maHen eben ben
pro8eB fiibren!
Mber nun mar Die 3eit borbei, ba
fein Wort gebot unb entl9ieb. Du
Daft allies berl9ulbet riefen ibm bic Seu'
te au, 10 frage bir bic 8erantpartuno
Wir Mdnner bon 3ulatpee fiibren ans
ieren@treit mitGlinten, lli9t mitGebern!
0ie cine 6dlfte bes Nders If bur9 Sein
3agen berloren gegangen. mir Dolen
feinen pro3eB. ber uns nod bic anbere
fofetl Wiqit bu ben pro5eB 10 fiibre
i'm auf Define Soften.
Sd bin baau bereit ertpiberte Saras.
Wer cine gere@te Sa@e bertritt. muE
ibr gum Siege perbelfeu, unb tpenn er
felbf 81 @runbe geben mdbtel
(Gortfesuns folst.)
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= 9lus 2onbon pir6 beri9tet: y Ser
S1neeliurm bdlt in orbsgnglanb nit
unsei6md9ter 2raft an. Die goff8hge
awii9en England uno @6ottlanb itnb
arp6lf Stunoen peripdtet, uno iiber elm
Dubenb 3iige iteden i'm S@nee fef.
3ablrei9e S1iffe finb am Nuslaufen
aus ben 0dfen perbinbert unb piele lln>
fdlle aur See fnb porgefommen. Gin
giienbabn3uiammenfoB, nobel cine
perIon get66tet unb rnebrere perlebt
tporben finb, 1T borsetommen, ba bic
Signale in Solge bes 61aeefalles niGt
benubt nerben fonnten.
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glufreattua I'm Seras.

@roBe aufresuns murbe in bet llmsesenf
bon @aris, Seras, burd bic @enefuna DeS Srn.
$. 6. @orleb berborsernfen. Oerlelbe par ID
biilaos, baB ct Fd i'm 8ette nidt berumaubres
ben, ODER nur ben aopf gu beben Oerlnodte. Sc.
hermann slauble, Bag er an Der ausoebruns
fterbe. Cine &robeFaide bon Dr. rings Wetu
9iaeooerb ipurce ibm sefdidt. Sielburd fiiblte
ct ii9 setrdftigt unO faufte cine srobe Glaids
uno cine S9a9teI sbon Dr. Sings Men 2ife
Rils, nnb na@bem er awei Glafden bapon Elm
genog men baite, mar er geIuno unO bate Sc
Yfunb an GleiId seponnen.
@ratis @robefaf@en BET u Oreib. @roBe
S}Ia1Aen 81.
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unb fcifet
$3.50 bas Sabr Obr $1.25 far 8
Ospnate in gprousbe5ahlwnS.