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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-21
A Trapper's Trick.

From the New York sun.
There were thirty of us in camp on a spur Of
the Black Hills mining for gold. when one after
noon We looked down upon the level plain and
saw four mounted redskins chasing a white man
on a mule. He was making for us, but they were
rapidly overhauling him. and it was plain
enough that we could render no assistance.
The foremost Indian fired a shot, and man and
mule fell IN heap. The Indians pressed for
ward. yelling and exulting. but the faint re-
ports of a revolver reached our ears. and we
saw redskins and ponies tumbling over at every
report. Some of our men slid down the steep
mountain side TO take a hand in the fight. but
II was not needed. When they reached the man
he sat on the ground laughing as If he would
split.
ITO Think he shouted as soon as he could
control his voice, that these ere Sioux. who
are rated sharp AS razors. could be fooled py
that old trick-ha, hai har' And he laughed
until he had wiped away the tears. On the
ground near by were the three dead Indian
and another about TO die. while two of tn
ponies were dead and the other two bad
wounded. Ii had all been done with an oil 4
fashioned Colts revolver. loaded with powder
and ball and carrying percussion cap. but the
work had been rapid and sure. The Indians
had closed in on him, supposing him 20 be
dead or badly wounded. while neither man nor
mule had been touched. After bit the man.
who was an old trapper, went over TO the
soehoSa "attioE anu salu 10 nm IN the SloQA
dialect and chuckling between his words:
Say! did any Of You fellers ever see white
man before?"
MANY of them" gasped the warrior.
Didn't you ever hear of that old trick be-
fore?"
Isn't the white man wounded?"
Not by a dozen Nancy James, That bullet
didn't come within rod of me. I gave nv
old mule the signal to squat, and down we tum-
bled TO draw you on. The other three are
dead. and you are about 20 go. Saw | don't
want to hurt dying Injun's feelings. but-ha!
ha! ha!-but it was 'nuff 10 kill fellow to see
how you four opened your--ha! hal ha.--eyes
when began to pop!-Fuuniest thing have
seen in @ year! Durn it, Won't need any
qui'neen for month. I'm Just sweating the
chills of with laughing
The Indian gaZed at him in a troubled way
for moment. seemed to realize that he had
been duped, and he closed his eyes and died
without ever raising the lids AMIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-21

Now, at this time the famous Col. Dugenne
was in command of the foreign legion in Tong
king. Everybody knows what the foreign
legion is--almost the only force in the world
where a sound man is enlisted instantly without
Q question being asked. No matter what your
Nationality, that your color what your past Won
are welcome In the foreign legion man NAV
even desert from the regular French army and
re-enlist, unquestioned. in this HETEROGENEOUS
force. In return for this preliminary indul-
gence, however, you must put up with many
inconveniences-the worst climates. the hard
est work, the front line OF the attack, the for
Iorn hope and the most iron discipline. Once
out OF civilized parts and there Is practically
only one punishment in the foreign legion-the
punishment that can only be awarded once. To
keep such body Of men in order this is per-
haps necessary, and the officers to enforce
IL must De hard men-Inen with bodies OF steel
and hearts OF stone. And the hardest Of them
all was Col Dugenne. Some day must tell
the stories heard of his methods OF pacifca-
ton IN Tongking. When the authorities heard
Of the outrage / have described they under
stood that II was no use to wipe it out with rose
water. So they sent Col Dugenne and his
children He came and looked at the place.
Burn II" said he. But it wouldn't burn, being
al brick and stone. BLOW il up." said Col,
Dugenne. And they did-they blew the whole
town literally 70 bats. Compared with Monkay,
Pompeii is In good preservation You need an
apenstock to get through the streets. And the
house where Haitce was tortured is now a hole
Ia the ground 20 feet deep.
You are not long in discovering that Monkay
ID not like other places. As we were rowing
up, big red pheasant was sitting In q tree not
twenty yards away. pickedNp my rife TO try
70 shoot Ats head OF, a. 10 DO with cartridges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
m0dentide 5uinois 5toats5eitune n1ontae 20. 2lpril 1889

bat. SS1 Der @egenb apilden benz BON bier
aus l IdlH ttdtbaren ct. SO9at1 unS otes
ler Stride, Bat er ben fred)en 0tieier
@oltatb fir INNER gum S6tDei9elt ge1
bra6t. 0te gSa1l Der Stet1e bat OaotD
tpobI fetne S6tpierigfeit 9en1adt, Denn IS
itno oeren bier 9enllg, I'M 0anttt Die metz
iten S~aItermduler ber QSelt ab3uferttgen ;
bagegen iab t6 BEL meiner Nnipeienbett Dor
Der Ge8en5eit al6 1i6t etnen Gropfen
Naliers in bem 8a6e. CUR Nbi6redung
bon b0len 8ube1 babe th mir 'etnt9e pal>
ienoe &ieiel in Die GaiGe geite6t.
Son einem bier g%elegcncn ie6r alten 0orfe
&aIunteb, ba5 pobloaS alte 6 10 II gez
tpeien lein oiirfte (eSoiud Is. CO., bis gum
bO6ft romantii6 auSlebenoen Bergoorfe
MIn 2tftab, ftetgt Die StraBe tart aufz
tpGrtS, tnoem iib CUR 2tnfen eth langes ttez
feS SbaI btn3iebt, ii6er iDel6eS man ben
8erg glebt Sannpil, oas aIte Ut m a bal nj
Sopbtm bic 6etrnatb 0eS grpp6eten
Samllel erblidt. Die 0rteden 6aben bort
elm &loiter erbaut. @ttpa 10 Wtnuten bon
Der Anb0be Ie%bteenannten 8ergOorfeS ge9elt
Seruialem 3ei9t 1t6 i6on Ser OeIberg
unb lio0itli6 Ser GltaSberg nit Betbz
lebem In Der NG6e. Gter Mtinnten tpeiter
iie6t man Die 66ben Der @ebirge We a b 6,
uno mad ieds M1tnuten Se~ruiaIem
ie1bft #. Sn 20 Wtinuten fam man burd
bas bo69ele9ene Saitatbor Die 81. StaOt be-
treten, aub binetnreiten, aber nt6t btneinz
fa6ren, benn bas lit nur bent @ouueneur
bon Seruialem geitattet. gu @aaen tann
man Die Strede syaffazS erlialem in 12-13
Stunben MAIDEN, gu Bferbe in anbertbal6
Sa9en.
&Geranber 8er9boIb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29

nabe na6 92euzltln unb Dem S6wabenlanO
in W1inneIDt0 Derlebt.
Sin uralteS @ebGu6e am Heu6tbaule
tpir0 ais bd5 t6auS DeS 0erberS Simon 9e@
Seigt, mo 9Setrus nah bcr neutrality-suspicious.
Sap. 10, 8erS 5 Die @ri6etnung bate, Die
BEN Q(poltell1 be1 auSgeDebnten @ebrau0
BON Sleii6ipeiien geitattete.
St0renD uno beGngitt9elO iitr ben Sren1z
ben, iino Die Dielen Tlinteni6iiIie, Die CT III
Der 9fQdt bort. IS giebt bier nGnlt6
Diele 6bafole, tpeldle in Die @Grten etn7
Drtlt9e1 unb Quf 9tau6 BON @eHit8eln unD
iutgcn fleiHen 6au5t6ieren al5gebell. 9Ste
ite Durd Die Otcbte llinbe9ung bon 9ornen,
Wtaueru unO Den iiir6terli6en Stateln
bes 6ei9encactuS ei1Oringen %f0ltnen, TT mir
etn 9tGtDiel.
Gon benz 6o6et 6auSoa6e zines @rtehet
bat man iiber bic Saronchene nab ben
8er9en bon eSu0Ga cine multosrbare QtSz
1t0t. OteIc @6ene, Die ii0 BON 9toroen
nod6 SIOen ltnO Sii0olten eritredt, bat cine
ie6r grpBe Q(uSbe6nung utO ltefert Dur0
i66u gepflegte Saatfeloer 0eute nod ben
SetpeiS, baB baS 9ob, tpeIfes Der Bropbet
SelajaS (25 Sap. 10 2Sers) t6r 9tebt, elt
Qere1tes lit. Nuf Dem Glabe, no 0aS
6uuS Der Sabttbo geita1Oen baben lou
(2lpoitelgeib. 8. Sap. 37-43. 8erS), miro
jeBt cine 9rie@iide Stride gebaltt. Sn ben
0drten bon Saffa tparen 8liitben uno
SrI6te gu 8Iei6er Belt 81 le6en, tpdbreno
DnS @etrei0e int 6elDe nod nt6t 10 tpett
tpar, Tim 2lebren st treibe1.
96a6 etntGgtgem Iufentbalte fubr th 1ltf
prd1ttger Gbauiiee 5tpti6en Sro19enz ulto
SlipeugGrten in iiib0itIt6er gti9tung gege1
0tomIeb bin. 9ieie Sta0t nit tbren
5000 Gtnipobnern, tDorItnter an 400
Gbrtiten, ltegt in id0ner @be1e fat unter
SelbGumen perfect. Sine eben1altge, bent
bl. Sobanlte5 getpei6te Stride nit gut er@
baltenem S6urm lit nun in cine Wfoihee
~ltmgepanoelt. 8on ben geDaltt9en Bauz
ten Der &reuSfabrer lit nod ein hober
TDurm gut erbalten, Der 1un frte0lt6 lber
Die @beue pon Saron gegen 9pboa' bt1aut7
bltdt. Sn Dem i'm um9ebenoen feften
nnO eintge @elpOlbe iibri9 itto, batte
Gt6oro 20rDenbsr5 1904 letn 6auptquartier.
Sn Oteler @jegeno lou Stmlon brenne1oe
Tufeln an 300 Su0Sl6pGn5e %gebunoen
unD 10 Die g~Sei5enfeIDer Der Y9tli1ter per>
nt0tet babelt. Nuh perle9t Bic 9egenOe
bierber ba5 0ulS De5 9fico0emlS, Der (1a6
SoDalt1e5 ~. Gap., IS. Ners) betm Segra7
ben pes 2ej6nam5 Gbriiti ermabnt pir0.
@3 m0ge bier Die 8enterfun9 8lab finz
Den, baB Die Srtihaften in 8aldittna uno
ba5 2o1O ielbit nut in 10 fern SntcreIie
babe1t, al5 tie in Der dlteiten beoeutiamen
@el9i0te Ser Wteni6Deit, Der 8ibel Or
tpGbnung ftl1Oen. SD Der0e oaber tets Die
betr. SteIcn aus Der 8ibeI a15leDen uno
barauf b~intpetien, obne DEM 2eier Den @lat7
ben an baS @ngejogene auf3uStpin9en. SIS
lift fiir ieOen trteuigenten 1eiienben bDdit
intereiiar1t, auf 8ldben unO Steuen gu
tpanbeln, Die III Der 8eltgeidtGte nt6t
mirOer, ais in Der &irden9el6i6te 10 oft
g~enannt uno BON 10 8ielen beidrie6en NOR
ben iiltb. Nues ipriht bier gum 8eOba6z
ter, baS 2alto, Bic Serge, Die StGote un0
Tlefen, ia ielblt Die Stetne, uno er5d6It
liebltG)e @el6iGten aus 9rauer Bor5ett.
AleTanber 8er8bolD.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Two young ladies, sisters, have
been arrested in Kansas City for
shop-lifting, over $500 worth of dry
goods and other articles in their pos
session having been identified as
stolen property. One of the sisters
has been working with the Provldent
ASSOCIATION and frequently made COL
Elections for it. Outside of Kansas
City the arrest would create great
sensation, but in Kansas City they
are accustomed to almost anything
and it is highly possible that the
sisters will not only be allowed to go
free, but be presented with a valu-
able piece of real estate, as token of
admiration from admiring citizens.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
a SCORE OF BANGLES.
That's About the Number the Fashionable
Girl Now Wears.

That's About the Number the FASHIONABLE
Girl Now Wears.
The popular bracelet is a bangle,
and the popular girl wears about
twenty on the same arm, each pre-
sented her by some aimirer. The
most elegant bangles are those set
across the top with a row of tiny
diamonds, rubies. pearls or sapphires.
Only three of these jeweled bangles
are worn. one of diamonds, with a
ruby and sapphire on either side.
Sometimes only two are worn. and
they represent a value of more than
one hundred dollars. A very pretty
fancy bangle has a row of forget-me-
nots in enamel for ornament, and a
comparatively new design is twist or
braid of gold and platinum. But it is
in the slender twisted and plain wires
of gold and silver that the sweet girl
revels most luxuriously. She can't
have too many, and her friends are
never at a loss to know what to pre-
sent to her on any anniversary so long
as the bangle market is not exhausted.
A very new and unique variety is
the Shakespeare bangle, which is a
thin band of silver with an appropri-
ate quotation from the great master
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

The marriage of Mrs. A. j. Still
well, of Hannibal, to DIR. j. c.
Hearne has revived interest in the
Stillwell tragedy, which occurred in
that city less than a year ago. AT
that time A. J. StiIlwell, a wealthy
and prom inent resident who was pop
ular with everybody, was murdered in
his home and despite of every
effort to discover the murderer, no
clue has been obtained. According to
the Hannibal Journal, ugly suspicious
have been sfoat and comment has
been INDUCED in which reflects seri L.
ously on certain parties and Hannibal
feels disgraced that the murderer or
murderess, still goes free. Referring
to an editorial already written and
which Mrs. StiIlweil's marriage evi,
IDENTIFY brought out, the Journal fur,
Their says:
"We would not disturb the repose of
the dead for selfish purposes. nor or
We dispose to gloat oyer the fact that
circumstances seemed to demand
reference to the horrible tragedy of
less than year ago. But the air is.
and has been since the fatal night,
freighted with rumors and only an ex-
haustive effort TO bring the guilty to
justice can dispel the ugly suspicious
expressed day after day on our streets.
1t is a matter in which every
law-abiding and law-loving ci.i.
zen of Hannibal is concerned.
No man in Missouri stood higher. or
more thoroughly enjoyed the conf
dence and respect of his fellows than
did the victim of the murderous ak.
He was not known 10 have an enemy
on earth-and vet The assassin enters
the sacred precincts Of his home and
without cause or p:etext deals a
death dealing blow and vanishes.
Who is safe? We are certain, now
ever, that agencies have been III work
in the direction of detecting The
guilty, of which the public have not
been advised-but there should he no
nothing must be left un-
done to place guilt where it belongs
and relieve the innocent ofsusplcion."
1t would appear from the above
that the people of Hannibal owe it 10
to discover the murderer of
MIR. Stillwell as speedily as possible.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
HOW's This (.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of CataIrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. .. CHENEY& CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able 10
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West G. Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan u Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
E. 81. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CatarIh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
Wants Them 20 Stay Lost.

"Nhat did you want ?" CURED the
sergeant at police headquarters yes
te.day as a colored woman came in.
Heard from my ole man YETI" she
asked.
Let's see 4? Who was he ~
Named Haygood, an he run'd off
las summer"
Sch. / remember. No we haven't
heard anything of him yet"
Thanks"
You are very anxious, Ipersume p
Yes, sab. l was afraid you hao
found him ?"
"And you don't want him found ?"
Not 'zactly right away, sab. l
was dun mar'd agin two days ago.
Better let him look his Own self up"
"Whew :"
Business is business. sab. No
body kin fool aroua' in dis yere world
an make money. Jist keep quiet an
let de ole man stay losted."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

when the London dock Iaborers
under John Burns won their strike,
HE was hailed as the abiest leader
among workingmen in the world. His
conduct during all that trouble GER
tainly stamped him as an extraordi.
mary man, but that the fulsome eu-
sogies of his friends were not justified
mas just been proved by the disastrous
failure of the gasworkers' strike, OF
which he was in charge. 1t would be
more accurate to speak of the strike
as collapse, rather than failure. 1t
was hardly started before the men
found their places filled and the work
going on just as usual. If they had
been able to stop the supply of gas in
South London for any length OF
time, they could have directed
terms, but their failure to
do this meant their complete defeat.
Now the men find themselves out OF
work, and without any money in
their unions treasury and compelled
to appeal to the public for aid. Mr..
Burns is now tasting the bitterness
of defeat and adverse criticism, but
CESS than he deserves, if he had any
thing to do with ordering the strike.
The men we're not only not prepared
for it, but they had no real grounds
for dissatisfaction with their situation.
Public sentiment. which made the
dock companies yield to their. de-
uands, Was entirely against them. In
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

The incandescent lamp is now
coming in for share of adverse criti-
cism. 1t was clearly established by
an autopsy on the body of Patrick
Sullivan Of New York, that he had
met his death by an electric shock
from an incandescent lamp. 1t would
appear that fooling with electric in
ventions is something like monkey
ang" with buzz saw.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

ton These quotations are of very
sentimental nature. and a bashful
lover, by the purchase of ten or fifteen
of these little ornaments. might con-
trive TO express the sentiments of his
heart to his best girl without bursting
a brain blood vessel or wearing out
the Knees of his Sunday trousers -N.
Y SIM
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Kilrain's conviction of the minor
often Sc of assault instead Of prize fight
ing. of which Sullivan was found
guilty, indicates a regretable wear
ing off of the sharp edge of Mississippi
Justice under the influence of time and
natural sympathy for the man who
was beaten In the fight.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

some cases public opinion is against
a corporation and for the men in case
of strike but if it isn't, there is
usually some very good reason for the
reversal of the general rule, and
strikers might just as well give up
the fight aud be done with ii.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Judge j. III. CASTOR. of Merri-
weather. Ga. has jumped across a
thirteen-foot gully every birthday Of
his life for many years. The other
day he was seventy-fve years old, and
he made the jump with perfect ease
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
How to Cure ALI Skin Diseases

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" Nc
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, &C.. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy, Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no othe'
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

The public schools will have spPro-
pirate Christmas exercises next Fri
dsy afternoon and many of the rooms
will be beautifully decorated with
holly and evergreens.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

-Carter's Little Liver Pills will be
found an excellent remedy fer sick head
ache. Thousands of letters from people
who have used them PROVE this fact. Ask
your druggist for them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Despite of opposition Judge Brew
er's nomination has been confirmed
and the west will send man to be
associate justice of the supreme court
whom it can honor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

If you once try Carriers Little Liver
Pills for sick headache. billousness or con-
stipation you will never be without them.
they are purely vegetable small and easy
h take, all druggists sell them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Certain capitalists of this country
contemplate the erection of elevated
roads in the principal cities in Canada.
Canada receives good deal of capital
from the United States, o.se way and
another.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

Nausea, indigestion, bloating, general de-
dility, depression, sleeplessness, liver and
kidney troubles and kindred affection, per-
manently cured by using Maguire's Cundu-
angO. t.F a.~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

A Chinaman has absconded from
San Francisco with S27 900 of other
peoples money. There are times
when the Chinese really Dug ut not to
go,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
Authorized Capital $500 OOO,Oo
Capital paid up in Cash 5000 10000
DEALERS In
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
LOAN DEPARTMENT.

Sa"IneS r"ce'v+t ~ sums a. ONE DOL
LAR 'nd over uu whith inter. :: IL allowed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24

M"n"v /" !n,r ~. rrsi estate ior h,ng q
~hor' tire. at i''"e>r ratrs, with the pri Vi
viieg- tu nI'Se partial payments.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

fanb ieinen Sob IN ben Slammen.
Marfurt LIT bisier unb einer ftiberer
8ranoitiftuns int bosen @raee Der
bihtig.
ObmaIben. Ma4 benz 8e.
rtht bes ShulinipectorS Omltn betrdgt
bas Saulperm5sen idrntlider @emein.
ben beS Cations. NIT Sabearif Der
Shnlbduier I'M Wertb bon $4,000
g., suiamn,en 10000 ST.
-Sdwp3. Gls Der pfa,rer &eids
Tin In Steierbers tirslid abenoS beiua.
fam, temertte &c, tuie elm rerbddtises
Subject bas 8farrtauS umiaIih. Gr
ttat ais idbe er nidts, uno balo erloIh
bas 2ibt I'M Pfar1tals. Ser nnbeim.
lihe @eieqe, Elm eemeinsefdbrliaer
Meni6 narnens @Db, Der bereits IL
Sabre TIM 3udt6ai1s eeiefen Bate, bieIt
ben s3eitpunct gum Giniteigsn iiir geeigs
net uno erbrad bic S,9nre. S.att Der
ertparteten Sddbe fano CT aber MIR Ell:
men ifreitbareu Yfarrer, Der i'm su booen
mart uno 10 in feline @epult gu brineen
perifano, oaB bic YoliSei ben bitter Sc
tduidten in gmpfanS nebmen tonn!e.
- Solutburn. Sn SoIotturn
ioa cine srobe idwei3ersi@e 6ppptbetens
bant NIT 1910 Miqipnen Mcttencapi:
tai unb NIT etnem Geiddftsbetrieb, Der
fih auf berihieoene Gantpne ~al,soe6nen
tpilroe, gesriinoet tpercen, ebenio IN Der
Wdbe Ses 8abnbofs Ntu=S olotburn cine
ubrenfab1if.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
Baiern.

- Iltenmarft. Ser lanoidb=
rtge friibere 8iirsermeiiter, @erbereibe=
fser Mi9ael @lodner lit i'm Sitter pp,
II Sabren seftprben.
= Imbers. Der rs Sabre aIte
Stabtpfarrer Sebaifian SrpBner i'm
na9en 6iridm lit nah fumftdaiaem
8rantenlaeer ~seifprben. OerielbeS iente.
beupr er ieine Gtltoien begann, ais orr
rter 8auernfnedt pDle 6 Sabre beim
2. Snfanterie@& eaiinent unb batte Die
@bre, i'm Sabre 1882 bei Der Seier bes
200idbrisen Subildum bes aenannten
&esiments Die SslomeHe sl celebriren,
bel :pela' feftlidem Inlale er ppn benz
Offsiers= Scrps In ieoer 8esiebuna aus.
se5etdnet tpurbe. Snfolge ieiner Ser.
oienite anf Dem @ebiete Der 2anouirtb-
ldoft, insbeipnbere in Der O6ittoum.
siidt, ertielt er stpei sploene, ,retrere
srpFe uno fleine fiIterne Meoaiaen ,tub
3ablreiae @brenbiplpme.
8amberg. Das d[teae Wait.
elieo bes bieiisen Sbeaterprdeifers.
! alnifgdrtner Safob Maper, Der ,Vall.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
9er muttnerer.
i1ad S.,lsrube uno BON tDrt na& Glsb.
9ebenben 9lbenb5iae iein.

@utaa. De. al1 In tpsite
rem Rretlen beriibmte unb Yeebrte Mtaler
llno &lnifler @ilbelm Qaiemann tuurbe
ourb Be1alus bss bieii;en @emeinoes
ratbs gum @trsnblrser errannt.
80 Goniian3. Ser Muftalien.
ganoler q. Mbenorotb, Der felt GINGER
5stt ote .8abluneen einge1eIt BAT unb
h1dits 1T. miro itedorishi1 berfolat.
W'e nsr!autet, fol bemndHit cine @ldu.
ht9erperlammIung a~bsebalten tpsrben,
mslde ilber Sprtflbrl,ng bes @elhdfhs
ooer liquidation bsiaIisben tpiro.
= 2abr. Ser felt eintgen @ohen
pier angefelte @icar 8ranbbuber III
gum Yfarrpertpeler an Steae beg erntor-
oeten T5roerer ernannt tporben. - Die
erleot9te Stebereiuebmerei bier tpurce
Dem Steuereinnebmer @eorg Reeels
mann TT gforabeim iibertrusen, tpsIder
trllter IN sleiasr giSeniAait in @bers
ba@ tbdtts tpar.
2aufenburg. Mm aaiIers
@eburtstag tpar Der 60 Sabre alte
Shlo1er nnb @emeinberotb Eaoer DD:
belle NIT 85Qerfdieben beauftrast. Das
bet tuOllte &c einen ioesn. Ssuerteufel
MAIDEN, inoem er aus elmer 8lehbiihie
puloer auf etne brennente gisarre iant.
tete. Das erplobirenbe 9l,lper rib ib,n
oer redtsn Oounen poQiidnotg meg uno
perorannte tbn berart i'm @eii9t, bab er
am atpeitfelsenoen Sage ltarb.
Sen3tir&. !9ier, iopie tn
@olGtpeIler mnb 8ubenbah tcuroen bic
Sdbulen uesen Muftreten Der 9ipbtbsris
It's unter Der Sauliugeno, anf besirfs:
an1tltae 4norenuag p~orlduig geidlois
fen.