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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27
MULES ALONE ESCAPE.
Treacherous Quicksand Which Swallowed
Big Freight Engine.

Treacherous Quicksand Which Swallowed
Big Freight Engine.
'In the construction of the Kansas
Pacific and Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroads, said Fl. L. Carter, a
railroad contractor of st. Joseph, to-
day, lone difficulty of frequent occur
renee was met with, which, as far as
my experience goes, is unique in rail-
road history. refer to the trouble
arising from quicksands. From West
ern Kansas to the mountains quick
sands are to be found in nearly every
stream, no matter how small, and to
successfully bridge them required an
expenditure out ofall proportion tot he
size OF the stream to be crossed. We
tried pile-driving, but the longest
piles disappeared without touching
bottom. Then filing with earth and
stone was attempted, and met with
equally poor success, as the quicksand
was apparently capable of swallowing
the entire Rocky Mountains. The only
means OF crossing quicksapd was
found to be to build short truss
bridges across them. This was very
expensive, but was the only thing to
be done. As an instance of the prac-
tlcally bottom1ess nature OF the quick
sands, may cite the case of an engine
that ran off the track at River Bend,
about ninety miles east of Denver, on
the Kansas Pacific. The engine, a large
freight, fell into a quicksand, and in
twenty minutes had entirely disap-
peared. Within two days the company
sent out gang of men and a wreck
ing train to raise the engine. To their
surprise they could not lind any trace
of it. Careful search was made, mag
netized rods We're sunk to the depth of
sixty-tive feet, but no engine could be
found. It had sunk beyond human
ken, and from that day to this has
never been discovered. Cattle and
horses are frequently lost, the only
animal that is safe being mule, the
only animal that never gets caught
No greater instance of the intelligence
of this much-maligned quadruped can
be cited than the skill and care with
which it avoids all unsound bottom.
As its hoofs are much smaller and mar
rover than those of horse, it would
miro down places where a horse could
safely pass. Recognizing this fact,
whenever mule feels the ground Civ
ING away under its feet it draws back
instantly, and can not be Induced to
advance step, although a whole
drove of horses may have Immediately
preceded. Those who think that a
mule is stupid are very much mistak-
en-. st. Loais POST Dispatch.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

THE brewers have lost ''all con-
fidence in the United States Supreme
Court. That is too bad; but the peo-
pie haven TT Union Signal.
DR. HAL. C. WYMAN, member of the
Illinois State Board of Corrections and
Charities, says that intemperance is
the cause of most insanity.
JAPAN has Temperance association
whose members are pledged not to
use drop of alcoholic liquor until all
the waters of the earth change to the
same drink.
On January l law went into effect
in New Hampshire, by which twenty
voters can assert any place where
liquors are kept for sale to be
nuisance, and which carries the case
before the Supreme Court. The de-
tense has to prove the place is not
nuisance.
IT is three years since the first Tenn
perance society was formed in Finland;
yet such has been the progress that no
liquor is allowed to be sold at the mar
kets, fairs, barracks, or in the neigh
borhood of schools or churches, and its
sale has been discontinued altogether
in some of the towns.
THE white ribbon is slowly but
surely encircling the world. A Tenn
perance society has been formed in
the girls mission school, Sansipor,
Turkey. The white ribbon is donned
by its members, and all have enrolled
their names upon the Worlds Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union Pc
titiOn.
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
Milwaukee brewers recommend their
beer as notwithstanding, healthful,
refreshing and invigorating, conducive
to health, prosperity and happiness,
and beneficial alike for old and young,
male and female" the Northwestern
Life Insurance Company, whose head
quarters are in that city, will not issue
policy to any member or employee of
these brewing companies. This posi-
ton was not taken from a moral
standpoint, but because the statistics
show that these men die, as rule,
before their time. Union Signal.
LOCAL option was tried in Penn
sylvania, says the Philadelphia Press,
but was repealed with quite gen.
eral appreciation, after a brief expert
ence." This is rather grim sarcasm,
if the Press speaks with a knowledge
of the facts. During the two years
the law was allowed to stand forty
seven out of sixtY-seven counties,
as we remember. awaited themselves
of the privilege of shutting the
saloons. 1t was the apprehension of
liquor men that the whole State would
soon be in the hands of the Prohibit
tionists, which led to the repeal
NJ Y. independent.
IT has come to be that four drinks
of whisky is almost equivalent to one
murder. Two men had an alteration
in drinking and gambling saloon of
Chicago the other day. One of them,
swearing dire vengeance, went up to
the bar and called for a glass of
whisky. 1t was given him. He called
for another; that also was passed over
the counter by the yender of the vile
stuff Another and still another were
called for and given. Then the man
was insane enough to do any thing. A
moment later he had put bullet
through mans heart, and the wrong
man at that. If the law lets the
keeper of that den or the dealer-out of
that poison go free, there is either
something wrong with the law or with
its executors. - Chicago Standard.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27

Mr.. Chatelain, who recently visited
Malange, a large town in the interior
of Africa, about $50 miles west of
Loanda, says that as he entered the
place.he heard harmonious sounds pro-
ceeding from a long building, where he
found quite a number Of Americans
singing the songs of their native land
to the accompaniment of an organ,
violoncello, and cornet. They were
one of Bishop Taylor's missionary
bands. Their cheerful singing, the
vivacity of their movements, and the
good color of the FIVE children and
three women in the party convinced
the traveller that the climate Of
Malange is far from being as enervat-
ing as that of the coast. This station
is the furthest inland of any of Bishop
Taylor's Angola missions.
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man. Wasted to askeleton? Hardly.
de weigh d two hundred pounds if he
weighed five. The victim Of an incur
able disease? Incurable bosh--he was
as sound and as tough as hickory
sapling. A reformed mana Not to
any extent that the chaplain could APP
preciate.
A few weeks after Flam regained his
liberty it CHANGED that the district-at-
torney referred to came to Albany on
business. His business transacted, he
found he had an hour at his disposal
before it would be time for him to take
the train for home. Accordingly he
made up his mind to pay his respects to
the Governor. They were warm friends
and had pleasant chat. As the dis
trict-attorney rose to 60 he remarked:
Governor, / am surprised that so
upright a Chief Magistrate should have
pardoned so consummate rascal as
Jack Flam"
"Well, for cool impudenceth that beats
any thing have ever heard" laugh
ingly replied the Governor. "After
first 5eseeching me to pardon Flam,
you turn around and upbraid me for
granting your requestp'
This led to an explanation. The
district-attorney assured the Governor
ne had signed no application for the
pardon of Flam. The dumfounded
Governor rang for the pardon clerk,
and when he appeared asked in an ex-
cited tone that the application for
Jack Flam's pardon should be brought
to HIM. Taking the papers, the Gov
ernor hurriedly turned to one of the
letters, and placing finger on the
signature attached to it, he handed it
to the district attorney with the re-
mark: isn't that your autograph"
CHANGING at the writing, the district
attorney replied: mo, that is not my
autograph, but am bound to say it's
an excellent imitation of it"
Tableau
A madden man than that Governor
never existed. Five minutes later the
pardon clerk hurried to the telegraph
office with a dispatch, asking the au-
thorities of Auburn prison if they OF
any of them had ever signed an appli-
cation for the pardon of Jack Flam.
The pardon clerk informed the opera
tor that the Governor would take it as
q personal favor if he would 'rush'' it
and request the Auburn operator to
crush the answer The two dispatch
es were "rushed;" consequently, in
course Of half an hour the Governor
was informed by telegraph that no.
body connected with the Auburn pris-
on had ever asked, or ever contem-
plated asking, for the pardon of Jack
Flam. That was clincher The.
adroit convict had broken out of Au-
burn, not with crowbar, but with a
pen. He had released himself from
prison on forged papers. The Gov
ernor looked at the pardon clerk, the
pardon clerk looked at the Governor.
Then detective was summoned.
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The township of Star, Antrim
County, Mich, in complying with the
new law, which commands each town
to provide itself with an election seal.
ordered carved on the end of stick
the word STAR, believing that to be
good enough for common, everyday
sort o folks. The artist who did the
carving was not familiar with types,
however and that accounts for the
fact that local-option returns from
Star are sealed With Rats. z
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27
HUMOROUS.

The drop curtain is probably so
called because it gives the male por-
ton Of the audience chance to go
out and get drop. Hotel Gazette.
81 tell you what it is, Gus; Ara
minta's father can't appreciate us.
He has no soul" "Oh! he hasn't!
ehP Well, if you'd been in my place
last night you'd have thought he was
oil cnln
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-01-27
when we're getting along in years,
And more Of the world we see,
It almost makes us weep to think
How fresh we used to be!

-Jdssanaine (Ky.) Journal.
The pretty maiden fell overheard,
and her lover leaned over the side of
the boat as she rose to the surface
and said: "Give me your hand.
Please, ask papa" she said, as she
sunk for the second time.-Bostoas
Courier.
Anxious mother (to her husband)
Elm afraid you are giving the
baby too much sugar, Reuben. ;"
Father (who thinks he understands
grocers' tricks)-Not at all, my dear;
| want him to have plenty of grit
plenty OF sand in his CROP you
know
There is one thing about me-"
said Dumley, as he wrote his name in
the hotel register, Il pay as 60, and
don't you forget it'' "Any baggage?"
demanded the clerk. 'No." 'sThen
you won't pay as you go; you'll pay as
you come! Two dollars, please, and
don't you forget it!''
There is young lady in Keokuk,
Ia, who is six feet four inches tall,
and she is engaged to be married.
The man who won her did it in these
words:
'"Thy beauty set my soul aglow;
I'd wed thee right Or wrong;
Man wants but little here below,
But wants that little long,
-Eachange
Questions of political economy
will stray into the most serious mo-
ments of your life. Don't you think,
Evelina dear, that you-~er need lit
tle-er protection?' Possibly, George.
But don't know as I am in favor of
SO much raw materialr F" And then
he picked up his hat and went out in-
to the damp fog of a relentless world.
Hartford Post.
in the Departments, $50 a. H.
Ghetto lndustriousC Clerk 'Why didn't
you dot the in the last word of your
report last night?'' Industrious Clerk
Il beg your pardon, but you see the
clock struck four just at that point, and
| didn't care to work overtime Chief
apologies and writes to the Secretary
in regard to allowance for extra work.
Critic.
Purse-proud shoe dealer = ..How
often have told you not to disfgure
goods with big price marks?" Poor
clerk Those are two-dollar kids.
and | marked the figure 2 on the bot.
tom to make them sell. The ladies
mistake the price-mark for the num-
ber.o young man. told you never
to call at my house again, but I take it
all back. Ii you want my daughter
You can nave her. - Onaaba World.
Boston Young Lady" Don't say
vase, Polly; the word is pronounced
'vaWze. Country Cousin Ger
tainly, dear. Well, as / was saving, I
went down town to buy some lawze to
trim my hat. and walked at such a
paWze that people must have thought
was in for a rawze, and when cot to
the store my fawze was as red as fire.
Do correct me when I say any thing
countrified, won't you, Anastawazia- -
Boston Beacon,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
N(tt ote @dbIer bon GteatnS
GountD.

Ser bereits i'm ,Morbtern" semah'
ten Nnbeutun9 fige i6 bente sur 8sitd'
tiaurg bic Mittbeilung bel, baB id als
anabbansiser Ganoibat i'm Selbe bin
nno bleiben tperoe, bts baB Der @ntideio
Der @abl bur9 bic Gtimmseber feftse'
felt 1T. Mas nun ba mein Opponent,
Nnbreas 8rdmer. mod 10 piele2isen me-
gen rneiner i'm County ausItreuert, uno
mag iein idusbefobleues Organ, bic
Zines" aud mod 10 iebr aese1 bic un'
abbdnsisen ganbibaten tpettern, btes
ales rpirb mid ni4t ft6ren in meiner
rebliden 8etuerbuns UNI oas Sberifs'
amt, tpel6es ih nad ausemeiner Gusia.
se gut unb pfidtaetreu nertualtete.
8as nun aber neranlabt, 6. s. Macoo'
nalb sesen unabbdnsise ganbibaten an
sueifern. .9aSu 1T bur9aus feline -
tpenu ni9t bes Gneiteres S~onoerinterei'
Ie = llr5a1e porbanber, mas iid aus
folsenber Nnsabe ersibt: Gor stuei Sab
rem nurben am @abltase in Stearns
Gountp 5,2SS Stimmen abseseben unb
BON bieien auf republifaniiber Settle
nit ben So Brobibitioniften nnr l419;
es bleiben oemnab auf Seite Der Demo-
s~etns aoen G4;-,-nr enns MIN Mnhr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
0runoei9enfbuutS 8 Ietertra9uns
geu 1T Stearns Gpuntg.

Die ct 4aul & Chicago Sc Sc So an
emil S Sad fir @3 N8 Sec "a 2
115 81. l50
Die Ninueiota Isricultaral @eiells
l9aft on Souls S Menage fir @A NB4
Sec 10 e 125 st 80. .4SO
9ollon 8 Searle unb Satin an Srib
CUB fir 22x132 SuB Got z 8l, 35 81
Totpit ct glpub .4400
Sobn 3app unb @attir ali S. @uli
fir Ng4 Sg4 Section 81 & 123 81 20
US .SUO
Oscar u 8bipps an. Sobn Nebrins
fir 1S3x5O SUP BON 9Ot 8 8lod SIS 81
8apnesuiae. so
Setter &rafer uno Sobn 8erttn an 8
@lasmeier fir Got 10 Bid Is ST CONN
MlbanD..
Seirrt9 Gbera unb @aitin anSoiepb
Gnnefins fir S@1 S84 Gee 16 & 81
@81 & 9ot l Sec 80 8 126 81 32.950
sos 6 @elt uno @attin.an &eter uno
sophia Blunt fir St Z 8l rs in Soipes
Nbb au 81 glpuo $50
@mil s. SaI an Olut . Searle fir
Ng4 uno @3 NB4 Sec "a 3otut 125
&lane 81 .250
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Neue an5eisen.

Bs9@ WeDrere unIererQ6onnenten ga.
ben uns bas 8eripreben, i6r abonnes
n1ent nit Sul5 81 bejahleH. 9a jebt
bic falten Gage boz Der S9ire fteben,
10 tudre es uns ie6r ipiini6eusluertb,
ruenn jene Qbonennten ii9 i6res Ser
iprebens erinnern uno basielbe einl6-
fen moltsn.
E@p Serf9ert BEL pub. Sane
s~ @pGt Sbr irgeno Gtpas in
Der @rccerD 9iHie faufeu, baun ipart
Sbr @elo uno Sobleoer, ipern SIR
ppripre6t bel 9 y D..
"a @elb 81 perleibsn sesen 9ppu-
tbefen auf betueglides Gisentbum. SEQ.
ten nno 5Dpotbefen sefauft. 8. g. EGo-
MAS, &err 8lpf, ct. @loub. so ba
s@T Sue6en er6alten ein GAS Reuer
4Faumen, Die iebr ih6n iin6. Sbr t6nni
bteiel5e faafen IS Bfuuo fit e,uen Dol.
Ter bel 8OD0.
a5-8etb 81 Z &rO6. bel S G 2olurg
B9F IA iest Die 8reI95eit ba ut,
10 uerseiie man ni9t, baB bel mir Wtaz
i6ieaen.S Del 81 20 Gents Die @allOne gu
faufen lit. 5pre9t Dor Bel 8uDb.
BggT WiQer's feinIie Cabinet 8otbo'
srapbien 81 $500 bas 9ubeub. Gin
Sreis fir ale Qrten. 80
BJ- 8ste8, maIierpeiBes Oel unb
~rei1er gpber @iIig, Is Gents Die Gallo.
ne bel 8 0
ssgr Sir ale 2trten uOn Del, 8arbe,
8irlen, Stasfitt, Tnpsteu, uip., Ipre6e
man Dor bel % NJ. Stems, MelrDie,
Winn. s.
gSg@ 8sSablt feline rs Gents fit Iar.
budle uoer 9juwort0 &affe. iuern Sbr
beniel6en fir 20 Gents bas 8aquet
fanfen f6aat bel 8 o.
GSsr Ser tebte @onat putSs @tttGer's
@eilen in ct. Gtpuo. @er Die BON
tbm sebOteneu 8ortbeile nod nidt BE.
MUST bat, ioGte I1h b~eeiteu, bies su
tbun. 81
.Esg@ 8enu elmer Glierer Na66arn
fra9t, luo Der bette Btab gum Giufnufen
pon Groceries lit, ia9t lbm getrOit BEL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
: @etraut tuurben am 0ienFas

- @etralit tpiirbet am Steritag u
st. Soiepb Serr Gnbr. S6uegel mi
SRI. Maria &otb. Na6 Der firblibei
Jeier fanb I'M elterliben Sauie De-
Braut bas Sod5eitsfeft ttatt, 81. mel
dem iid sablreihe @ertpanbten uro BE
fannten bes Sob3eitspaares einfapoen,
um lire @liftpini1e barSubriaset
Iu9 Der ,Nprbitern" miini1t ben Hell
%permdblten uiel Slid sum 8unbe.
= Gin unuma1Bli1cr 8eneis fl,
bas ungerehte @erfabren bes Nnbreas
&r6mer BEL ben gornabfen, bic er mi
Die Convention bur1 @elo. Bier uni
Meit uns iuirf
elm Sober auseben, baB Der peritorbent
Watb. Midlep Der popularfte 8eanttt
in Stearns County mar. @or Stuei
Sahren idlus er ieinen @e9ner nit
2400 Stimmer WaioritGt aus BEN
Gelbe. gu iener 8eit frat Sammerel
in Der Contention sesen Midlep als
ganbibat fir bas Sberifs,Gmt auf,
unb ibm fielen BON ben 81 Stimmen 81
5u. Sn Der b~iesidbrisen gountpzGon
uention entIdieben fid BON ben 80 Be.
legaten rur Is fir Sammerel. Ius
bieiem @ersleid mag bas @Olf ielbii
bic ShluBfolseruns sieben. 8irb es
bic iein, baB &rdner ben %perforbenen
Midleb an Bopularitat iiberrast, ober
bic Observation-Disclosures, bob bas &eiultat
Der biesidbrisen Convention ansetuanb'
ten @elbmitteln Susuf9reiben 1T?
= Serr 6. s. gauli bon Milnaus
fee bat NIT pielem SIeiBe cine bubble
unb senaue 9e,dnuns u~nierer Stabt anz
sefertist. Sebes @ebdube 1T auf Der
ielben senau gu ieben unb Die gauge
Stabt in ibrer pollen Gusbebnung Der.
sesentudrtist. Die 3ei@nuna miro auf
tit5osrapbiitemW ese nerolelfdltist ,unb
mir f6nnen bas Bib nit gutem @etpiis
fen ais etne biibi6e SimmerSierbe EN-,
pfeblen. Serr 8auli nimmt ~seaentuGr'
tis 8eiteQunsen auf basIelbe uno tpiro
i'm fommenben DECEMBER bic Nbliefes
runs ielbit ~beiorsen.
- Solicit @beeler madte lebten
Sreitas Nbenb auf Der Otieite stpei
Tramps, tudbrenb fe i'm @ebii9 nit
Der Subereituns tbres Gbenbefiens be,
i6afttst iuaren, binsfef, bic bon einen
Wanre BON CT. Soiepb als iene erfanut
tuurben, Die tassuorber al, ienent Blabe
stuei Yelar6de uerfauften, Die in lester
9ienita9 ges6t I'M @ei1dftslofale
Silsoale's in Saut Centre 9eitoblen muir,
ben. Sim Gamitag Worseu tuurben lie
Dor ben Sriebensri9ter sebra9t, inter
ie $500 8tirsidaft seitelt unb in Grs
mauselung Der Slrsidaft benz Gountps
i~iberpieien, nm ii9 in ber9es
> &reisseri9tsiibuus Dor ben
@roBsel6porenen 5u perantporten.
- $50 9otpns, 70 idreibt Sair Sas
ben Circular, baben, feline Stimme
BEL Der 8abl ber Gountp.8 eamten. ct.
GloIb tbut aues alIein fir feline vgoars
trp'g ettern." 50. Gihmonb, bu masft
e,nelt Coroner BADEN. @!bt e. ba einen
10 tubten S%timmseber, Der ft9 ME &C.
iast bdtte, bies 1T mem GOuntp uno -
ni6t ct. CLOUDS"
- 9as friber bon Sunstiser & 60
tenubte &ei6dftslufal, uelbes nbrmas
der @uD fduFiG) eritanoen, uurbe bic
Ier Gage rom Contractor S. Seimann
AT isinsn GeitimmungsOrt neben Srau
Or. 8eber's &eiicen5 bef6rbert. 9asz
ielbe miro eiuer u~Ollitduoisen Renopas
ion unter5oseu uno oann opn setanntem
ubrma9er besosen tperben.
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0ei0dftsberIc8Mm9.

Cine. seebrten Sunoidaft hermit sur
.sefdIi9en Nadri6t, baB mir nit benz
10. oieies Wunats unier Sleiiderae.
idaft in bas bon utls nei erri1tete Sc.
I9dftslofal, ct. @ermainitrase, Der ia.
tboliiden STRIDE seseniiber perleaen
tueroen. Sir senoiiene @ei1dftsunter<
itiisung banfeno, bitten mir, ins bieiel.
ben ON fteuen Slase Sufommen laiIeu su
tpoIen. Sunstiger&go.,
42-4t ct. glpub, Minn.
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9emnad TT W~tacoonalo's ytatb, tetite
unabbdnsise ganbibaten eriteben 81 lai.
fen, elm perfebrter, Elm fauler nnb fir
bic &ab.
ani6lieBenb on Obises m5dte i6
nDdmals ben Stimmsebern bon Stearus
gountp bic Grfldruns abseben, baB meis
ne 8e,perbuns nm bas Sberiffsamt cine
serabs, cine sere6te iein iuiro, baB meis
nerieits fein Wittel in Intuenbung se>
bradt ipiro. UNI oas Nmt mir 81 ersats
tern. @elb itebt mir nidt our gerfis
gun9 uno iomit BIN i'd bes r8Doole">
@eiens in Der @abl entboben! Iu6
ftebt mir nidt oist Seit sur g~erfisuns,
I'm bic Stimmseber i'm County Dor Der
8abt 81 teiuden uno iie bur6 @rmurs
terungeu fir mid su s%etuinnen. 9as
mir anpsrtraute Imt erbeiibt feline
gfli6t, uno Der mir setuoroenen 8flidt
mub unb perbe i9 nadtommen. Gu
tperom mid iene 5reunbe uno @6nner,
beuen i9 ub meiner8fli6t Dor Der Babl
meme 9%luftpartuns nibt MAIDEN fam,
sitisit entidulbiaen. 9aB Der Sheriff
itsts auf ieiuem 8oiten isin muB, seist
pieber Der BEL Serrn q. &ifmeper uOrs
aetommene Ifersebiebitabl. Sdtte ST.
aifmeDer ober @eprau6, Der mid in
Der r9imes" 8fltdtperseiienbeit seibt,
mid iofort bon benz 9iebfabl in &ennt:
nib seIest unb nl9t erit II Stunben
iYdter, als berielbe peribt mar, su ct.
ner Belt, mo Der pferoebieb - tuenn
iberbaupt bon eiuem iolden in benz
&iffmeper SaI bic 5Reoe fem fam -
unb bas sanSe nidt eiusefdbelt tpar, um
mid Dor Der @abl binter elmer, Der.
meintli6en Sferbeoieb bersuididen, uno
10 mid fiir bic @abl unm6sli6 81 inas
den - nit Spsd fdnst man ndmlih
Mduie - ldnsit aus Gtearns County
beraus uno iibsr a0e gerse mar, ODER
bdtte elmer pom beiben ben 9eiebliben
gprIdriften @euiiae s~eleiftet uno
mir einen Saitbefebl eiusebdnbist,
bann ipGre bic Sude mad benz gferbez
bieb sepis in Gang seiest uOrben uno
bdtte mir muuden Gag s~efoitet, UNI ben
9;eb ein5ufau9en. Wie geIast, ipo
8Hidt sebaut, bort Suert 8%erualtuug
bes Nmtes. @enn nun unter lolben
rlmitdnben mein peri6nti6es Soripre
den Dor Der @abl ni9t iiberaI m1eli6
1T. 10 nebm. man nit meinem suten 8ils
fen uOrtieb; am @abltuse ielbit iperbeu
an sen 8ablurnen meme Gidets our
gerfisuus iteben, unb i'd boffe, baB man
mir auf meilrem i6li6ten unb ebrl,ben
pulitiiden @ese folsen unb ieine
Stimme fir mid in bic 8ablurne lesen
tpirb. So9n 8. $ ammerel
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gu osrfaufen ODER su perpa@ten.

SamilienperbdItuiiie tuesen 1T Der uns
terSei6nete geiOnnen, aus benz Sotelae.
Ihdfte SurifSutreten unb iein Sptel ei,
mem Na6tol9er sn iiberiaFen. Mein
Sotel, III 9ittle Sails nabe benz 8abnbo.
te 9eleset, ,~erfreut ii6 felt ieiner @rifen;
elmer riibmensmertben 8eIiebtbeit. 0as.
ieIbe 1T mad ben beiten 8equemliafei;
ten, uno in mooerniter @eiie eingeri6.
tet. Staaun9en in better Drbnung iinb
NIT bemielbea perbunben. Der redte
Wann fir ben 8lab tpirb in bem5el6en
lein Slid MAIDEN. Dnsielbe 1T unter
ditnebmbarsn Beoinsunsen an nerfau.
ZEN ODER audi Su perpaaten, un6 bieie
Gelegenbeit lift cine iiberaus aiinfiae,
oa Die Staot 2i:tle Sails iebt i'm @m.
pprbidben besrtffen unb u1ein Sotel uns
ter ausn jest eriitirenoen ben eriten
Stang etnuimmt. Ndbsres beim giaen.
tblmer 8bil. @rpB,
ID 2ittle Sails, Winn.
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Sin uugliidiid)er S6uB.

Sheriff Sammtrel Durbe aeitern
Nbsnb aesen 6 llbr BON 6rieoeHsri9ter
s. i. 8esuCs t%ele9raphiih benadri6ti9t,
baB ein Waun III @Osn 8a(ep erI9Cfen
pOroeu iei uuo e,iadt, iOfOrt Oil oen
lluslidsflas gu fOmmen. Sn benz
4~usenbltde, ulS SammereG, ieiner
$Hr9t beuuBt. Den 4beno5us Der @iqz
mar; 8abu teftsisen iuolte, warb ibul
cine 5melie Sepei6e bon Obisem 8rie'
beusrihter ilbsrrei9t, welde beiaste.
bnB Der SOrial Elm 5uidaiser mar unb
er Die Reiie nod @beu 9allep uidt gu
MAIDEN bruude. 9iss ein Seiten, bab
Der Sheriff, bas al9cmeiae &obl be
iuadeno. iiets anf ieinem YOiten iein
muB uuo er ri6t fir iein 8Ohl bas
County oAr3frei6ea faud.
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|S@3 S@4 Sect 80, Conn 1872, atafs
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fir so Got 4 81 SO in gbel6rod's Dob
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an Sos Sasfamp fir 2Ot 567& s 8l.
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@iliam 8 Mit9eG uno Satin an 8
8otb fir 81 GB1 Sec s Conn 12e &
81. 1926
Soiepb Comes urb Satin all sSobr
8l0ppner fir Sg3 SCI Sec 23 & 81
N@4 Secticn 26, Comm 1873, &lafe 20
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