davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
rroIuhl rrnaIa on lha rnnn.yI,anIn.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept, 7,-'lhe freight
traffic statistics iOr the iint Ma months
of the year have Just be0n complied at
thu Pennsylvania taihoad uiilcc aud the
result shows u larger buadc.i this year
than over before On tho Pennsylvania
railroad cnst 0f Pittahurg aud Erie and
tho united railroads OF New Jcraey the
number Of t0nH uf freight hauled one
mile In the aiX months showed nn In
crease Of $1,000, 900 tons, 0r about B.i
per cent, ~ compared with the aamc
months Last YEAR These figures cover
the flood period, The JohHptown dlh.
astcr occurred 0u May ~ and, Of c0urac,
the traffic In June fOll OH sharply. APP
proSimate figures have been received
Tor July which show u considerable Ia.
crease, and the August business VIVA
considerably ahead of lust year IL "
believed that tho fall tonnage will bo 10
far ahoad OF laNt fall that the business
for the year viii show an incrcnsc pi 10
per cent over 1883, The earnings are
expected 10 show an increase also, al.
though probably not 10 thni eNient
The q, 4. H. Camp ut Oetiysburg
GErrymuR0, Pa, Sept L. Depart
mont Commander T. j, stewart and H.
O., Sellers, oi the council OF adminiatrn.
tion, are supervising tho erection of tho
tents In tho q. A, r. camp on Enat
Cemetery hill Twelve hundred tcnta
and fifteen hospital tents viii constitute
tho camp IN which the 1900 Grand
Army men win bo qunrtcrod. A largo
number Of other tonts win be iHsucd to
rogimcntOl associations and put on dif.
forcnt parts OF the battle field, Posts
Nos, and 6l, Of Philadelphia, have
sent advance details hero 70 prepare
quarters The stand In the National
cemetery for the Pennsylvania exercises
ia mp and will havo 800 chnlra Tho de-
mand for quarters In the town ~ 10 great
that q bureau Of information has been
opened aud IL In charge OF f. G.. Brink
orholf, TO whom applications should be-
inudp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
ANA. oouyIot Knled,

DRNyER, Colo, Sept. z Timothy
Stocking, u faro dealer thot aud killed
BILLY Murphy AN eXrcOnvCt, early this
morning, Murphy wis prowlIng around
Stockings pfeniBeA evidently Intending
10 hin Stocking ~ he had often threat.
oned IA do, Ills enmiy a. Stocking
dated FROM lHHa, when tho men were
rivals for the hand OF u young lady In
Chicago, where both tlion lived, Stock,
Ing being detective and Murphy u
plumber The gln married Stocking,
Murphy lecame dlRgipnlod, aud was
finally caught rohbing a house Stock
Ing was the principal wtnca against
him, lie served a term Ia Joliet Tor the
crime and aw0re that he would kin both
Mr. aud Mra, AtOoing WHOM ho rognined
his liberty, After his release he fol,
lowed the couple all over tho country
renewing hia thrciaa, 10 which liltlc
attention was paid llc had been
driven from Stockings prcmites several
times by the police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

san FRANCISCO, Sept "A Dispatch
from NrtoriN, g. G., sHys TINT the
schooner Lilly belonging at that place.
arrived there from HomNg sea. She
reports that she was boarded Aug. hy
the United States rcycnnc cutter Rush,
her papers tcnlvhcd md "03 seal skins
conllscaled, She wus ordered to proceed
10 Slthn, but There VIVA no prize crew
placed nhoGul The vessel sealed for %
few days after this, bat finally Wiled for
home, On her way down she spoke the
Victoria schooner Kate. fl'hp latter re-.
ported thut the had been ordered to
henve 20 by the Bush and did 20, hut tho
wind wns so high thnt the cutter could
not lcwcra boat Tho Kate wis ordered
of lBelTIhg rca, She had 5i5 skins
aboard. OtEcorS of thr Rush told
olllcer Of the Lilly TINT spyon schooners
had already been seized. ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
v3,,D,

B ArEASrN. GbySepE LIZA delegation
Of cti2cns loalltalldn Ubvernolv Gordon
yesterday Il iWied him tq takeanton
conccrnBgllhr whipping Of lot Of ne.
grOes by Unknown Whith men at last.
ppint, gupAg Atlanta, The affair grew
out Of thg lEnchnS o. Il ncgro boy on
wednesday for rJp,, The negroes held
dmuss haJ3mg aid the titi2nns heconi.
ing scared dentof0r Tho polio, from AZ
lanta. p'rh4 W,FonieiqC lbc'p6 pro-
vented further irqvble.. hut after they
had gone b lqt pt whit men went TO
diiicrent cabins and WHIPPED Tie nes
groes, 'fh9 governor lia, offered ate.
ward otSlIWlor any prNona convicted
OF having mken part 10 the affair nt U
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A srrnp ON n Ilnii Field,

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z. Second Bnscmon
Robinson, Of the S. Louis club, and
Tucker, of the Baltimorcs, hnd scrap
during Fridays game. In the eighth
inning Baltimore was ondeavorng 10
have the game called on account OF rain.
Tucker jocosely went out 20 Robinaon
at second with aa umbrella and offered
II 10 him 90 protect him while playing,
Robinson became angry aud smashed
the umbrella whppupon Tucker
with him and they were hav-
ing quite q liyey time until separated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept Tho president
and Private Secretary lalford arrived
NJ the executive mandon at Hl0 Friday
evening, PodmHgter General WnnO.
maker and Passenger Agent Mckenzie,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio nirond, ac.
companiod them from Philadelphia 10
Washington. Mrs, Harrison remained
IN Philadelphia ~ the quest Of MIRA
Wnnamnkcr Dr. Scott remained in tho
ncighborhood Of the Log college with
some old friends The president will re.
main here until Monday morning. when
he leaves for Baltimore 10 attend the eel.
ebration Of the anniversary OF the attack
on Fort Mcllrnry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Did Not Know II was Loaded.

NEW CASTLE, Pa,, Sept ~ Yesterday
afternoon Carl Worrell, aged 0 years,
shot and instantly killed his little brother
Ernest, aged years, at Jackson Center,
this county. The children are the sons
Of a coal miner and were playing with
q revolver, which they did not know
was loaded. While in the hands OF Carl
the pistol was discharged with the above
result,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Done ln Lnln lllr Gnnr.

BosroN, Sept. 1.-The nouglas Axe
company is expected 70 gu into insol.
veicy, owing 90 dcfnlcations 10y Us
treasurer Unnison y. Dlul Dana Ii
SppnQped do he lil Cdnuda The liabilities
OF The company. II h snhl by a gcntle-
man familiar with Tho, cast. VIII exceed
$500, 900, hlu Il Il hoped will not reach
Sl,OOO,0Oo, The deficit IN Danas ac.
counts oxtPnl over tctcral ycly. though
tho accounts were uuilib'd regularly.
Dana received q Nlpyv of $1,000 to
$1,000 ryclw aud lived IA good style, but
W not known 90 have bad lnhts. He is
ia deacon 10 tllo CONGREGATIONAL church
a. B0oldihc and teacher in Sunnuy
.achoolaallehas twifeand ilyc ehiorcn,
He raised $4,000 hefQgo leaving. I.H.I
la The incthry az Lgti lougias win be
shut ddwt, throwihg h@hyorn goo and
W0 wenoVtot WORK 'rlty will bproid
N fullN1P Ptcsidctt rorkinS fays Dana
lost lhp pmqnpy aptculutInG tHI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

LIMA, Sept 7.--Ex-City Marshal Jack
Haley, of St. Mary's drove his horse and
buggy on the track in front Of q Lake
Erie and Western passenger train near
the depot. The engine struck the rig,
killing the horse and fracturing Kaley's
skull, injuring him internally so that he
cannot i've.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Killed by liShtnlnr.

MACON, Ga. SelN. 7--H. IL. Rouse, j.
j. Shivers and John Shiyers were killed
by lightning Albany, Ga, this morn.
ing. They were on their way to market
with cotton aud took refuge under u
tree from o heavy shower,
Near Hardaway o railway bridge was
struck by lightning and six men who
had sought shelter under IL were killed.
Their names are not reported
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
postoflcr clorha 10 ncmnln NJ worh.

WASHINGTON, Sept Tho acting
postmaster general has received u tcle.
gram from Spokane Falls, w. r., con.
voying the information that majority
OF the clerks In the postonlce there had
concluded TO remain NJ their posts Of
duty and not 40 on strike on account OF
alleged inadequate allowances for
salaries, etc, as they threatened 10 do
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
umplrc NInr.hnn stlnl.lyInr.

CHARLOTTE, N. g., Sept. 1.-THE story
Published north In special from Char.
lott that Umpire Murshall. Of Wados-
boro. this state, who WIS hit ON the head
with a bat az a baseball game in Darling
ton. $. c., last week by Congressman
Dorgan's son, died Monday is erroneous.
Marshall IL resting well now and his
physician hopefully expects bis porma-
....t san,..Vapks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Tho Knlghta Wnnt Obacrvntlon sinnda.

WAsuiN0ToS, Sept i.--Tho chairman
OF the Knights Templar couclove com.
mittee, Mr. Parker, called on the score.
tary Of war and asked that permission
bo given 10 erect observation stands on
public reservations along the r0uteo Of the
parade. This Is what is done ON iuougu.
ration day, The secretary took the mat.
ter under Advisement,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

CutcAGo, Sept Z. The work Of eecur-
ing jury in the Cronin murder case
was resumed with hut one-lTccman
Gross-practipally accepted by both
sides. Two, George II, Brayton and II.
ID. Graham, have been accepted tempo.
rarily, The morning proceedings began
by the examination Of Talesman Wal
laco Gilson of Blue Island He had an
opinion on the case and was excused.
Thirteen talesmen Ind been examined
and excused nj noon. Some had an
opinion, others preiudiced and others
opposed 20 capital punishment. One
man was poremptorily challenged by the
defense, ,l.a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

The explosions at the burning cart.
ridge factory atill continue at frequent
intervals, and the flying shclls render
the work oC the fircmen and soldiers ox.
tcmCly pcrIlouA The factory was
known as the Caryiloan factory The
communal council recently condemned
the factory ~ dangerous, but for some
unexplained rcaaon II was allowed 10
continue operations The victims are
mostly factory girls, Windows were
shattered at points three miles away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

NAsHuLLE, ienn., Sept. a. Ex.Sena-
tor Thomas G. Flat, of New York. was
elected president of the Tennessee Conl
Iron and Railroad company at n meet.
INK Of the directors IN this city, 70 iill
the place made vacant by the death Of
Hon. John &. Brown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

IiNI5vILLE, Ore, Sept --Incendinres
started u fire early Friday morning IN
the rear Of saloon, and in two hours
almost the entire business part OF Che
town was destroyed, causing loss Of
S20O,OO0. The fire burned from Link-
vile bridge to the United States signal
office. Tho insurance Is small, as the
companies have recently raised their
rninu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will be hold on tho Hr t
Saturday OF oaqh month"; Examinations will here
after DO held IN tho South Plum street School In
plnco OF High School
AT rALLrANcB-O October 18TH, lssa and February
9th, 1850
. AT rMAssiLLor--o October g,th. 1883
Ar CANAL March oth, 1880
ArNAvAnnis--A April 18th, 1880
AT MAnLBono--May l1th, ieeD.
l. NJ. TA0aART Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

Fair; warmer; southcrly winds.
SPECIAL INDICATIONS. A cyclone ~.
ported Friday morning from Santiago
going 90 the northonstward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

A title child, tired ~ play, had plowed hla
head 0n railroad track and fallen aaleep,
Tue Train Whh almost upon him when passing
stranger rushed forward and saved him from 4
horrible death, ferhaph you are AAleep on tho
Track, too You are, u you are negleotinF the
haohipH cough, tho hectic fluAh, lhe lnaa 0f
hppeilte, growing weakness aud lhhhltude.
Mhioh have uneOnhGlOuhly rrept upon YOU,
Wake up Or the train viii be upon You
Consumption, which thus inhid 0ualy fa6ienn
IN hold upon ia ylOtima while they arr un-
ponhQlpuh Of ilh approach, must be taken la
time, N u N % bh overcome, Dr.. fier0e'a
Golden Medical Discovery has cured thOu-
sands Of oAsea Of this most fatal 0f maladlea,
II taken IN time, ana given fair trial, ID II
guaranteed a. benefit or oure IN every pase
prOmpiW refunded
For Weak LungA splitting OF Hood, Short
neah Of iifeath, lir0hphltlh, Asthma, severe
u0nghh ana kindred affections, Il Ia an eih-
eient remedy
Copyright lsaa by woRLBa Ds, MKp AaG'M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

The flames covered two acres of ground
arid roac a. an immense height Amidst
tho llorce roar Of the flames weN heard
from tlu,o 10 time the loud reports Of OK.
pl0slons, 10 which there seemed 10 bc no
end, Those explosions aro supposed 10
b0 " packages " cartridges stored In tho
buildlngt, which seemed ~ remnin In.
iect unlll ih" hot ,cngreq of the flames
were actually upon them, The chipping
NJ the African dOcka and At The AmcrI.
can docks Ia IN scfloua danger and all tho
facilities for removing the vessels from
tho Immediate Vicinity Of the connagra.
ton are being plrWed into service.
The fire ~ Hill raging with undlmin-
iahed fury, and the military are assisting
the llemcn In preventing the spread Of
the conilugratiOn, II ~ now certain
that fully 400 people have pcrighed and
no less than 1000 are injured The
scenes 40 the hospitals, whore the
wounded have been conveyed. are
hcartrcndlng, The ships NJ tho Amori.
can docks we're saved, the wind being
favorable
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
ARTICLE XVI

HRo, o. A. the general election 20 sbo held n me
yuAr ono thousand eight hundred and nlipcty-two
end naoh twentloth year thofonfter, tho question
'ahAll there DO q convention 20 royiao, alter OF
amend the Constitution shall be submitted 10 tho
eAoetofa OF The atAtN and IN ohno majority OF ~
Of n convention tlle uenefAl Assembly AZ Ia noxt
ecaaon, shall provide by iAC, for the election OF
delegates, aud the assembling Of such convention.
A. ~ provided N the preceding aociion, but no
amendment OF this OonalitlOn, Agroed upon by any
oonyonllon assembled IN pursuance 0i.thla article
hh intt tilC0i until the same Ahall have bton sub
niicd 10 the oeclora Of the state ana adopted by
atAlufty VI those Nuiing lh0ro0H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

Ht WOG
.IdB3
0.lW1utItH
p
gIutB0I LN
Jnii paai
apoIaBW
iottUdN6
n5traHas
fI ..I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

ALLEN CAENlss
ATTORNEY At LAw-Onco With W., Had A, Mo,
klnluy, Canton, OHIO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
ARTICLE \.

$50 q County 0iilocu shall ho ,0loelfd In IA,
even year. on the 1rt TucadAY hftsr thu lfAi Mon.
day IN November, by The electors of each county, in
eueh manner, and Tor auch term 0f even ApHn ni
may DO provided by law When u vacancy ortnr,
N county once itthall bo nied BY appointment
for tho remainder OF tho term,
Nuo, a. Township onleora, aud elective munlei,
pal oinocrn shall ho eeeted IN tho odd yoam on lhe
INIT Tuesday after tho lidt Monday m NUv0mheT
ny the olcrtnru OF each towAhlp orlmunlnpaliD, In
such manner And Tor such term Of oven years ~
may bo provided by law, When o vacancy ntOura
IN township or municipal once Il shall hu allied by
appointment for The remainder Of tho term,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
TERRlBLE ACCIDENT.
AeARTRlpae FACTORY eSPLopes At
ANTWERP,

hesides These Killed Outright 400 Others
Are Mure or Lssa seriously Injured,
The pamage 10 rToperty win Amount
10 ManY Millions pully $4,000, OoO
Cartridges rsplods--Doohs Ia Danger
of nurning,
ANTwRnP, Sept G-Dynamlte ex-
pl0ded to-day Ia o cartridge factory IN
tbe Vicinity Of the liOurae, killing sever
al persona and doing much damage 10
property f0ri0ns OF the BOurae were
struck by burning fragments and set ON
ille, oauhlng q panic Ia the building,
which ~ the time was crowded, ono
hundred and twenty-alN persons were
killed,
The explosion occurred In factory
situated Immediately back OF the doolla,
upon which millions Of cartridges were
being nnlOaded, Large petroleum stores
stood adjacent ~ the factory and these
were Ret 0u fire by the burning frag,
menia, The city waA enyedpsd In
smoke, Fortunately tho cartridges on
the decks were not affected by the OK,
PlNlult llENll lNnNnAlN pNiitlh Ol
petroleum are burning, A majority Of
tho eighty wounded arc wOrkmen, but
the number includes several sOldlera
Number of Killed rat 10 800,
The number 0f killed Ia now estimated
at 200 and OF the Injured NJ 500 people,
The damage a. property will reach
many millions, The fire " still burning
ierccly aud the best the ilremen hope for
h 70 eStlngulsh II la twonty'four houra,
The heat from the burning mnsaea Of
petroleum IL Intense and II Ii impossible
70 approach within u hundred yards,
Several vfHselH have been burned at their
docks and Others we're only saved through
tho prompt action Of their onlcera Ia tow
Ing them out of danger The fire h not
now spreading, and II N hoped II the
wind does not rise during the night that
the llamet can be confined 10 thtrr prca,
cnt llmta, A strong west wind, how,
ever, aot th, whole city Ia a blaze.
The explosion occurred In u Workshop,
where a large number Of old cartridges
we're being taken 10 pieces, Many men
and women were employed In this shop
and they were actively engaged Ia bNak,
ing mp the old cartridges, There were
fully $4,000, 900 Of these IN and about the
preminrH, u part Of them already
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

ALLtN COOK,
ATTORNEY At LAW viii promptly attend 10 MI
lmtiura tutnttd ~ his chir, unlOr o. Nuull
Market a, Ntl,lnlfy hurt. Canton % liuinyy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

hap ~ Whenever lhe once " faseTeiary n state,
tIAl buHniea vacant, i0f AnY NJ the faueda lilai,
llnntl NJ tpcilon 10 OF thls Article Tho d0ynfnni
Mhvtfinl OF nnlll lle disability u Ismsved
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

NAG " The regular lemlon oi each QsnsIgl A.
Wmhl alal Nniniunnon on the nItl Monday N Dan.
NAiY Aekl aliff Il u chosen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho COnbIllu-
ilOn Of Ohio.
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS,
AMENDMENT NO. a.

hnrlOR I, No II resolved iy mo 0sneral Asslm
s Nl W. slale " OhlN fllhl pTolpAltlpna shall ",
sNhMlltn " fin tlH1nn VI tillH hlAie on ihn hn
,a,fslAI Wltl lhn nTil Monday ~ November ~ "
nl lil ieDlipns Y q n 3, 10, M vi and l6, and ll
V,.in herilen Y olAnllle ~ heollnh w ~ Aiilpt
VIZ helppR Y aud AOi Article A. aud htOllou D ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
8etreTs Der Seiuitenbab in
gana0a

sibt Der fir5li9 BON Salifar 5uridz
sefebrte @%eneralconl jul Der Ser. Staaz
ten in Canada, ST. Mi9. $. 8bez
ian, i'm ct. 2oui1er .@eltern@at6
man Die folsenoen intereiianten Iufz
19line;
yOa Oberzganaoa 1einer 8ep1lfe>
runs na6 gum sroBen Sbeile fran56z
|1il9 lit, 10 bat Die Ingelesenbeit in
betreff Der G9ablosbaltutts Der Se1ui<
ten cine 1tarfe gmpfinbli6feit perurz
ia6t, nnb cine betrd9tli9e Summe
8itterfeit fat 1i9 bel oeren 8e1predz
uas funo9eseben.
Mls Canada unter fran561ii6er
6erridaft ltanO, murben ben Seluiten
beoeutenbe 2anbabtretun9en
gu S6ul5meden semadt. Na6=
benz Die Yropin5en bur6 England err
beutet maren, riB jenes 2anb Die
germaltuns bieles @isentbums an
lid. unb es puroen audi Nnltren9z
nnsen gema6t, bariiber gu perfii9en.
Iber obne GrTuls, ba man feinen reiz
men 8eiibtitel iiber Die 2dnbereien
9eben fDnnte. 9enn eieIelben maren
ben Se1uiten se1benft, unb lomit mar
beren 3uitimmun9 erforoerlid, UNI
cine siiltise uebertrasuns gu bewirz
fen. S6lieBli6 uuroe elm @eieb
ansenommen, ,pobur1 Die canabii6e
Gesterurs ermd9tigt puroe, bas 81
sentbum fir 400, 900 BfunoS Sterling
gu perfaufen unO ben Grl6s our 5Dr=
oeruns BON 9o9l6ulen gu perfuen=
ben. Die biaiee gertbeiluns oieier
5pnbs perurla9te MiBitimmun9 UNI
ter ben per16iebenen 2ebr~anltalten.
Damn rei9te Mercier leinen @elebz
uori6las elm, pelber be3medte, OaB
Die Nntbeile an benz Sonb, iuel6e auf
fatboli1de Nn1talten fielen, na9 anz
oronuns oes Bapites pertbeilt
merben %lolten. Ser Intra9 Mers
ciers murbe BON ben Oraniern Sec
gartbp uno D'8rien, welde Die Sa6e
Dor bas 8arlament Der Dominion
bra6ten, befampft uno erbielt nur Is
Stimmen.
Das fran561ilde @efiibl in Sntaz
rio lit elm permirrenbes Clement in
Der BOlitif (?) un6 Der aufrut die
Sricolore gu entfalten", be9e9net
bibisem @iberitanb. Die fran56iiz
lde Slotte in ben n6rbliden @ewdlz
fern madte itets Quebec gu elmer 8e=
{udsitatiOn, ba bort beren Sficiere
nit gr6Berer Gus5ei6nun9 bebanoelt
murben, als tpie lpl6e Der en9liiden
Slotte.
9ieles Sabr muroe me9en Der
bur6 Die Seiuiten=Srase er5eusten
Stimmun9 Der Slotte ni6t geitattet,
Quebec pber Montreal Su beril6ren,
neil man in anbetra6t bes lebenbi9en
fran5Dlil6en @eiltes inter Den 9aliz
iden untertbanen einen 8plfsaufitano
fiirdtete."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
ger munherer+
.Wer feinen 2inoern gibt bas 8roo
uno leib't i'm Mlter ielber Notb,
Den 1blaget nit Der &eule toot."

Den iblaset nit Der 8eule toot."
8elaster Spru6 berrbt auf folsen=
oer, benz Sabre 1890 anseb6renber
@r5ablun9: Sin alter Mann, Der
all iein Sab unb @,tt leinen &inoern
iiberseben bat, miro BON bie1en 19le6t
bebanoelt. @r 9ibt ppr, nod einen
S6ab auridbebalten 5u baben, mas
Die &inoer peranlaBt, Dem 8ater mie=
Der alles @ute gu tbun, bamit ibnen
oteIer S6ab MIR ni9t entsebe. Na6
letnem Tpbe finben 1ie aber in Der
&ilte, pprin Der por9ebli6e &eidz
tbum permabrt lit, nur einen S9leeel
nebit benz @erma6tniB, nit bielem
S6lesel Seoem bas 6irn ein3nl6la=
gen, Der ieinen &inoern 1ein 8erm1=
mD9en iberantmprtet bat unb in
fol9e 0apon in Summer unb Nptb
lebt.
Ser BON NnecbptenI6reiberu auf
perldieoene sefr6nte 9dupter ansez
men0ete Sprmd:
nWenn manber Monn wiibte,
Was man6er Mann NOR,
@ab man6er Mann man6em Monn
Man9mal mebr Chr"
batirt aus Dem Is. Sabrbunbert.
@benio Der Nus1pru6: Die @elt nil
betro9en 1ein. Der1elbe 1tebt in &C.
baltian 8rant's Narreni6ift mo- aud
gum er1tenmal Die 6ebe lit BON eirenl
neuen 9eiligen, Sanct @rObian, mie
audi BON Dem v16lurafenlanbt," mas
uniere Belt gu uS6larahenlano" ab=
9el9lifen bat.
Die &eoensart: feine Safe i'm
Sade faufer, emit ltammt einemS 6pani
Gpa @ulenlpiesel's (9eit. 1850.
ST bate namli9 etne 9abe in eir
5alenfeu senabt, iie iii einen Sad &C.
1tedt uno benz &irldner ais 9aier
~perfauft.
Gum S9luB mod Elm @Ort iibel
Sansmur1t. Ser Same ribrt aug
8rant's Narren16iff Der, mo berielbl
Sans Wip1t beiBt, i'm Nieberoeut16er
5u Sans @or1t lpurOe unO beutt
Sanswurit beiBt. Der Trdser bes
Namens 1oa Elm Bauer in einen
5altnadtsipiele oes Is. Sabrbunberts
9ewelen leir. 2utber, Der ben Ius:
orud nit &prliebe sebraubt, iast II
u8ioer Sans 8orlt": u9ieB 8ort
Sans 8orlt lit nidt mein, nod por
mir erfunoen, ipnoern bon anbere1
2euten sebrau6t miber Die srOBe1
I6lpel, 10 flus lein woaen, bod un
sereimt uno un9eididt CUR Sa6e re
ben uno tbun." ST lpri6t BON red
ten Sans @Or1ten, T6lpeln, &nebell
unb &iil5en" uno BON vluoritli6e.
&uni."