davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-09-12

ne largest stock of fine brandies, old
Whistles, choice Hqueurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1889-09-12
All Gnmes Postnoned.

New YORK, Sept. ll.--All games of
base ball everywhere appointed for to-
day were postponed on account of rain.
, 1889-09-12

For the Ndd FeIIoWs C~onventiOn
At Columbus, o., the Union Pacific, the
Overland Route, will sell round trip
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Sept. II, Is, IA, and Is,
good until Sept 30.
, 1889-09-12

lake Mahpalutah ice. J. l. Murray,
1916 Ferguson street.
, 1889-09-12

Burneti's Extract at
L. s. JOHNSTON & Bros.
, 1889-09-12

Job printing at tie Leader office.
, 1889-09-12

Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
Love in a Dry Goods store.

One of the most unwelcome customers
in many of the large dry goods stores il
Cupid, says the New York Times This,
however, is only true in the eyes of The
employers when the little god tangles up
the hea IS of some of the young women
employed with those of some of the young
men. In all other cases Cupid is one Of
the most able allies the retail dry goods
man has in his business. An old mer.
chant in this particular line of trade spent
some time several evenings ago explain
ing to a party of friends why this was so.
"One of the worst things we have to con
tend with in our business, us far as our
unmarried male and female employees are
concerned" said he, lis love When
young lady, say in the hosiery department.
falls in love with nice young man in the
dress-go0ds department, or any other de-
partment for that matter, there is trouble
ahead for the employers. If the young
man should happen to return the young
lady's affection the trouble is doubled
How does this make any difference to us?
Well, in nine cases out of ten the tender
passion units its victims for work in the
same dry goods 5 ore. This is especially
so in the case of the young ladies' Once
they get in love with young man at an
other counter their mind, instead of being
at their own counters are continually at
the young mans counter. The result Of
this is that the loye-smitten maid is alb.
sent-minded and inattentive to business. l
have seen many bright young clerk who
was very valuable to us become utterly
worthless behind her counter simply be-
cause she got to thinking more Of a good
looking young man at some other counter
than she did Of our business.
It's the same way with the young men,
too When they get too far gone there is
only one thing left for us to do. and that is
TO discharge them, and fill their places. l
confess, I always regret to take this step,
and I never do it unless in self-defeuse.
Bat when the trouble reaches a certain
stage there is no alternative OF course
We 20 about it in a roundabout way, and
never give real cause for dispensing with
their services We explain that business
is dull or something of that sort. and never
let on that the little passion they nurse so
tenderly has sacrificed their positions in
the store -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
A Pair Of Orioles.

Not all the time of the beautiful ori.
oles was passed in contentious; once
having placed themselves on what they
considered their proper footing in the
family they had leisure for other things.
No move entertaining birds ever lived
in the room; full of intelligent Curl
osity as they were, and industriousv
studying out the idiosyncrasies %
human suTroundingsin ways peculiarly
their own, they pried into and under
everything, opened the match-safe
and threw out the contents. tore the
paper off the wall in great patches,
pecked the backs of books, and probed
every mole and crack with their sharp
beaks. They ate very daintilv. and. as
mentioned above, were exceedingly
fond Of dried currants. For this little
treat the male soon learned to tease,
alighting on the desk, looking visit
fully at the little china box whence he
knew they came. wiping his bill, and,
IN language plain enough to bird
student, asking for some. He even
went so far, when | did not at once
take the hint, as to address me in low,
coaXing talk of very sweet and varied
tones. Still | was deaf, and he came
within two feet of me, uttering the
hait-singing talk, and later burst into
song as his supreme effort at pleasing
or propitiating the dispenser of daint-
les. ! need not say that he had his
fill after that. AHuHtic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
Took IL PhilosOphicaIIy.

1t is told of a prominent business
man of the city that ne bought through
a broker bonds to the amount of Sl0.'
600, and on receiving them put them
into the outside pocket of his overcOat,
walked to the head of Milk street,
where he became entangled in a crowd
and had the bonds stolen, says the
Boston Courier. All this was only 8
somewhat exaggerated case of care.
lessness, but what followed showed
that the man was philosopher.
The usual steps were taken TO dis
cover the missing securities, but when
some days had passed without any
elew the owner began to conclude that
he should never hear of them.
well he remarked to his broker
one day, when he had dropped in to IN.
quire whether anything had been heard
OF the stolen securities. and his ques-
ton had been answered in the mega.
tive, there's one thing about it; all !
lose IS the interest of the money
The interest of the money!" re-
peated the broker, why, You have lost
the principal, too. haven't you?h
ION, not all was the reply; 'Iny
heirs lose that"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
he CARRIED THE BASKET
How . Nice-Looling Tacoma wfdo,x r.,
lied n Dude.

A lady who lives ia the suburbs me-.
down in the city one evening bprins
marketing, says the Tocoma GioIs
She had large basket full and Ws.
going TO the corner of Ninth street ana
ST. Helen's avenue for the purpose ~
taking the motor line for her bouo
She had petite and rather voutbfni
figure, but Is about 80 years of ace ma
has been a widow for a decade
dapper young man, who was also
''masher.n saw her, and approaching
asked her if he might not help Ne,
home with her basket. Now this wid.
ow hates dapper young men, and 81.
pecially Washers; therefore she told
the young man he might see her home
and carry her basket. He thought bs
had made an immense hit, and he also
thought in the dim light that the wild,
ow was a beautiful Young lady. Tba
widow transferred her basket to Inc
dapper young mans arm. and ralin.
gushing her idea of riding home in
the lOrs Gears ia order that she mipht
have large bushel basketful of fun
she started with her escort for a walk
VI dhOub nAAtth AlAE-SlEt4, Auil~leNWtN
squares. The basket got frightfullv
heavy in about tive blocksy in ten L
was huge white elephant. aud by the
time the two reached the lady's resi-.
dence it was one of the pyramids of
Egypt, and the dapper young man
was badly blown aud altogether brok.
en- up. The widow rang the bell at
her door and a grown young lady
came asking: why, ma, what did
you ring the bell for? The uoor was
not locked" The dapper young man
ALMOST tainted, and when the widow
said: Wont you come ia, sir? Nv
husband would be glad to see you, he
was paraIyzed But he recovered
quickly and went away from there,
and the widow has been having con.
vulsiye hts of laughter ever since, in
which she is ably seconded by her
daughter aud the remainder Of her
family. The mashcr has been taking
iron and qujniue ever since TO build up
his strength.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
A New Cigar Horror.

Among the latest limitations which
have been successfully introduced into
the tobacco trade in this city and other
cities are cigars the wrappers of which
are made out of specially perfumed
paper, says the Pittsburg Commercial
Gazette. A gentleman well known in
the iron manufacturing circles of this
vicinity was the first 10 inform re-
porter that smoking material of this
kind was new in the market. He has
recently returned from visit to Nor
folk, Va. where he met a drummer
for "a large tobacco house in New York
State. This gentleman informed the
Pittsburgcr that ne was then introduce
ing an imitation cigar wrapper winch
was so deceiving in its character that
experts could scarcely distinguish it
from the genuine.
This preparation was made from rye
straw, aud one portion of the process
was to steep the material ia strong
solution made from tobacco stems
The grain OF the straw. together with
the manner IN which the material was
dressed, would lead any one to suppose
that it was a sample of the leaf used
in making wrappers for cigars OF
more than ordinary quality. The
flavor of tobacco was also present
owing to the paper having been I'M
mersed in the solution from the genu-
inc article.
The gentleman subsequently, exam
ined cigars on sale in Norfolk. and
discovered that they were made with
these patent wrappers. The samples
examined were of an extra fine quail
ity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03
Arter a Better Snecimen.

A young rascal about years old found
that the new baby rather interfered with
his previous Importance, and he became
disgruntled. Where's that baby come
from. anyhow" he inquired. out of the
cabbage garden, he was informed. The
next morning he was found with a big
kitchen knife ripping open every cabbage
he could reach, saying he didn't believe in
mamma. new baby and he was going to
cabbage one for himself.-NelU York
a-oT'Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-03

Why He Was So Familiar.

Hello, Jo,n said discouraged
looking young man to an acquaint.
auce from whose sister he had just
parted. Sir responded the party
addressed, you are too familiar
Casual acquaintance usually address
me as Mr. Smith "Oh, that was all
right until this evening. You are a
relative Of mine now Your sister has
just promised TO be a sister to me. -
Peoria IraHScYipt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25

6elbbisnf u. (. M. seransesogen rsrben.
Stefe Sclcaten, ipetde rneiffenS aus
re@t e%ntFsrnten GeSsnben, ia, mitunter
r1ebrfa9 ans 8autaifen itanmen, fteben
IN einem gang eisentbdmli1en, fur uns
taum h~eutbaren 8erb6Itnib su ben 2anb=
~betpobnern an unSerer @rense, Die iid
hauptia4Ii9 aus 2ittausrn, Deutiden
unb 90len suiammenfesen. Sbre Sit
ten, Gpra4e unb @~etpobnbeiten finb an<
bere, fie tperben BON ben meiiten @renaz
~betpcbnern gar ni&t betradtet aIs Die
8ertbtibiser be5 8aterlanSes, fonsern
aIs etipaS Sremhes unS Iufse3tpunsenes,
benz mar mituntsr dnsili9 aus benz
@ese sebt. Wtan nennt fie einfad bic
,&uhen" unb bamit 1T senus sefaet.
SIM @orbon erbatten bieie @renafDIbas
ten aud ibrs SetOftisun9, bic meiit tHrfs
tis eenus uns beren SauptbeftanbtbeiE
Der Sauersobl III, mitunter in elmer 5Sus
bereituns, bic unS elm 9ruieIn rerurz
fa6te. Cine iebr ipi1tise 9sri6nIi@teit
1T Der bic Wirtbidaft fabre1be tlnters
offsier, yIrteItdtt" eenannt. Ct bat
bic 86iie unb fault fdrnmtli@e Naturaz
lien elm. ST elm gutter Sang sesIidt
unb iinb ~tuertbpole S&musseIipaaren
bei@lasnabmt, 10 lit i'm @OrbOn eiteI
Ereube unb Monne, benz GItpboI tpirb
nod 2rdften auseiproden unb berri9t
BEL Spiel, @sfans, Tan3 u. {. 10. bic
unsebunbenfte 2uftisteit. Solder SSreu=
bsntase CAB Is friber, ais nod BON uns
ierer Settle pieI Gpiritus ~hinaberse=
i@masssIt tvurSs, nidt isItsn, bsute it
iebp9 ibre 5abI bsrsits iebr serins. Sn
rrenis beneioenspertber Gage befiHsen
fi4 bie Officiers auf Rem abssIsssnsn
Stationen. Dbne allen t1msans nit
GsbiIbeten finS lie aGsin unS rneiftens
nus aaf ben Berfesr nit esn GosfbetpOb=
rern ansspieisn, bersn Spra&e fis IN
Der eritsn 3sa taum oerFeben. sgs ii
babes aud niht sa osripunSern, bag be
n,sifen berkIben barna@ ftrsben> ioba!S
tuis m6sIi4 fcrt3nfomtmsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25
nhin0ic

Die brapea Senpbner bes 8antona
Ibursau, Der ipseen ieine5 eroBer
Sbitrei6tbum5 aud yMtoitinbien" &C.:
nannt tpirb, itehen bon ie5er Bel ben
ibrieen gibsenp1ien in Dem bOIen Ruf
baB fie germ ben llnteri9ieS stpiiden
Dtein unb Dein Dertpsdieln. Ser Sast
mad fol- fem Tbursauer in bic Sole
fommen, neil Der TeufeI beflrdtet fl
ipiirSen ibm bic 8obIen fteblen. - Mls
Ietten Sommer Gin 8erein aus BEN
Tbursau einen Iueflus mad Der Stab
ct. 8ausn unternnbm, cling bic Sage,
man babe idntmtIide 2~anbideer (9oli:
siiten) be5 Gantons eufseboten, fi1 in
ct. @aaen einaufinbet nm bic Tbur:
oauer su bepba6ten.
@arum bic Tburgaaer, ipenn fie in
bic Stabt eeben, iid ben 8esenidirm
umbinben, tpirS babin erfldrt bamit iis
bic beibsn Sdnbe gum Ginidiebsn fret
baben.
RadSem Der 8eIdIuB sefast tporben,
bab bas eibsenoIfi4s S9dbenfeI i'm
Sabre 1890 in Srauenfel6 (Tbursau)
absebalten tperbe, bieb e5 elsi9 Der
@abentemftel mil11e fpdbrenb bes Sdl=
senfeTtes nab Mintertbur (jSuri6) se=
fteut tue,ben, neil er i'm Tbursan ni6t
fiber lei.
Cine rnmaie dbnIider Sder;e madt
nuf Soften Der &burgauer Bel benz
SdpeiserbDlf bic 8unbe. SirsIid seiste
Der uNebelipaIter" IN Die Tbur8auer
Resieruns sablt allen 9bursauern bic
Geiie mad paris unter Der 8eSinsuns,
oaB ie &les abIiefern, mas iis bsinl=
brineen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25

T gls ge8en Wfittas 6es eritsn Cages
bas IL. &orps bic Taneptotpn StraBe
entIans beranriidte, bate General BON
Steintpe5r ausenblidli9 ben 2ir6bofss
bnseI aIs cine bbdft pprtrefIide 9Oiition
srfannt uns General SotparS barauf
''aufmsrfiam Ssma9t.
Der 2eBtere befabl S~teintpsbr, ben
ISassI oIs Rsierbe au bsiesen unS su bes
l~feitisen, fpdbrenb Bic anberen Truppen
bes IL. 8orps benz Setnbe entsesenrids
ten unb Jpn aufbieIten. 8dbren6 bes
l~sansen Cages mar Steintpsbr NIT ieinen
Sruppen unabldifis tbdtis, bieie natilrs
Iide Boition bur9 Mufperfuns bon
IS9anaen nod mebr 81 befeftiSen unb
keine 2anonen in Srsnung su brinsen,
unb als General See am Abenb benz
General gtpel Srbsr fanbts, er fO1e,
falls er es fir unausfibrbar battle, bic
Steluns NIT ieinea Sruppen itlrmsn,
untsrIieb es bieIer erfabrene General, ba
er mad elmer Seii4tisuns Der Steluns
bisieIbe alS uneinnebmbar nit feline en-
Iruppsn e~rtannte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25
al. ..arinanten,a sntata.u

SIM borisen Nonat maGte in Sran.
aensbab cine Sran36iin IuHeben, tpeI4e
tets mad Der neueiten 9fobe gefleieet,
Sur6 ibren pftulalissn SoiIettentpe9ieI,
nod mebr aber babur9 aasemeine5 GMf=
feben erregte, baB bieieIbe einen serabe5u
perbIiFenben 2urus in 8riqanten<
i6mud trieb. Sober Gag bra4te benz
2urpubfitum cine neie 4usentpeibe an
Wabame ST., fpel9e tets nit anoerem
toitbaren Gei9meibs i'm 8arfe eri9ien
uno sur 8ermutbuns AnIab CAB, baB iie
sum Minbeiten cine WiIiondrin, tpsnn
ni6t gar cine erotii9e 8rinseffin lei.
Die Dame bebiente fi9 ausi9IieBli9
Der frans6ff4en Gprade unb bate i'm
ScteI anseseben, bab fe aus 8aris ses
fommen unb @ittpe fei. Sie 8urSdlte
beIpra6en natirIi9 bic unsetpDbnIi9s
Gri6einung, tpeI1e MUIR interefant, ni4t
aber Iebr blbi9 fpar, unb nannten bies
felbe f9erspeiie bic y8riqantenfOnisin".
SeItIamer @eiie tpurbe bic Dame nies
mails Dbne einen Germ in seieBten Sab
rem geIeben, Der adtunssbOu nit ibr
pertebrte, iebo9 ni1t einen IusenbIid
bon ibrer Settle mid. Die 9ebienfteten
bes 9pteIS 8aben neuSierisen Srases
ftelern sur Inttport, baB bic Sransoiin
aubsrit aurldsssOsen Isbs unb Der Be.
sleiter au berisIben in teinen ndbsrea
8eaiebungen itllnhe. Cine ,8ehource",
fpefde baS eeiammte &urpublifum bon
g~ransensbab pereiniste, foats cine un=
bermutbete Mu5fIdruns brinsen.
Ginise Serren polten es fi@ ndmli4
;ur Mufeabs MAIDEN bic Dame bon ibs
rem unsertrennIi4en 8esIeiter tuenis
items fur Minuten su entfernen. Sic
periu9ten aues W6SIide. Sic pertpi
delten bic Srsmbe in cine &onperIation
unb isnorirtsn ben ui4attenbaften"
Mann-aber er bIieb. 0ie DAME fteats
ibn aIs ibren 8ertpanbten Dor. Die Ger
rem erbatsn ii6 ~ein3eIn BEN &rm Der SSnt
terehanten gu 9romenaSen; Der SeBIei.
ter foIste. GnbIi4 tpollten tie ben
,,treuen Sribolin" faft eepalfam 81 els
ner Spielpartie fortserrsn er aber
tpebrte ii9 enersifd basesen, uno es
fieI aud aut baB feline SIide ton benz
Gtrablenmeer Der 8riqanten Der Srans
3oiin ipie ssbannt tuaren, ba FINE ausen
unabldHis barauf adteten. 8ura es ses
lang ni6t Nabame 81. unb ibren nShats
ten" 3u trennen.
globIid tau6te unter ben luitisen
@diten elm Barrier 9sidGftSmann aut,
tpelder crit nit benz IbencSuse ansefoms
men mar unb foipobl bic y8riaanten.
fonisin" als AUDI bsren rGouiin" Be.
srilBte. Der 8aufmann, her aIidbrl,d
mad benz Gurprte fommt uno bort be-
fannt 1T, purbe beitirmt gu id9en. ipel6e
8epanbniB es nit benz eebeimniBpollen
9aare bate. limb Der 8aufmann tbeilte
bertrauli9 NIT, mas in tpsnisen Sasen
gang Sran;ensbab erfubr, nadoem ret.
lautbar eeiporben, baB Wabame 81. einen
Tbeil ibre6 Sdmudes au psrdubern ses
benfe. Die gariierin ftunb ndmIia in
&pnbition eieiner Barrier Supelenfirma
unb ma sleidIam elm yIu5lasefaIten
auf 8eiIen," ip1brenb ber iie besteitenbe
Serr, tpelder 8ompasnon beS betrefens
6en SufpeIiers 1T, nidt nur bic Dame
feIbit gu iiberwaden, ionbern aud auf bic
S9mudiaden I9t gu geben bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25
gDabrbett o9es 9tmtune ?

Cine redt romanbaft tlinsenbe MHdr,
fen, tpie benz yReuen Miener TasblattS
eeidriebsn tpirb, I'M nd9ten Monat Dor
Dem Tribunal in Rasuia CUR 8erbanbs
lung fommen. 8or unsefabr siuan3is
Sabrsn faBte eia ar ner 2anbmann aus
Der ilmsebuns Der Stabt, Der iid unb
feline SS5rau NIT beftem @iGen nidt ers
ndbren fonnte, ben PIan, mad 4nterifa
~aus3utpanbern unb bort iein Slid 3u ius
den. Ct b~ertraute iein @eib benz froas
tii6en grieiter bes Sorfe8 an une bers
iprad, mad 8rdften fur ibren nnterbaIt
Iorsen 5i .tpolen.
9as GItf IddeIte ibn1 in Der Tbat
unb mpnatli1 fam al ben Yriefter ala
8ertrauensperipn Elm @eIbbrief nit fanf.
ala @utben fur bic berlahene Srau an,
ipeI6e bes 2eIens unS S9rsibens I'm.
funbis mar. Ser Mdnn IN 4merita
braAte es mad unb nod gu einem bebeus
tenben 9erm5sa unb erb65te feline Sens
bunsen aaidbrli9 a1sin ber bstrdseri<
i6e 8eiitli4e gao Der Srau monatlid
u finf @urben unb bsbieIt ben &eff
fur iid. Dies cling 10 tur@ finfsebn
Sabre fort, Bis Der &:iFli&s aus Tur$t
Bic Sad. f5nr: beraustommen, BEN
Ranne einsn sefdIidten IoStenidsin
f.iner @attin fanete unb bsr Srau einen
Brief aus Mmertfu nit Der ansebIiden
3oSesnadridt ibres Mannes porIas ;
fpenise Sage burauf berf1panb e, uns
fi9 in 2orfi n~iehersuIafen.
Die unelIdli1e Srau tpar instpiideH
gang berab5efontrten uub friltete ibr 2e'
ben hurt milbe Spenben, bic fe 70 bon
ben Ieiienben Der SIpstiHife erbieIt,
ipdbrenb Der Wann in 9rteritd ft9 balb
tr0fete unS cine rei9e, f1tne amerita.
Merlin beirdtbete, ipel9e Jpn NIT atpei
2inbern b.fdentte. Ra9 stpanaisidbris
get Abtpeienbeit beidIob ber Mant enbs
lid, feline Ssirtatb fpie6er aufsuiu@er
= nit feiner Santlie betritt er europa,
tpeilt in gdris, @ien unb Iieit unb
lanbet enbIid in &asuia - ba trist
ibrt cine 8sttIerin entsegen - elm
S4rei - Mann unb Srau baben ii&
erfannt = Ser bstrleerifde 8eiftTide
iit in 8orfu aussef ori1t unb ausseIie.
fert tporoen unb fpirS Dor ieinen &i1tern
eri@einen; bic streite gbe bes ausse,
ipanberten birfte nur unsiItis erfIdrt
iperben, bic grbaltuns BON Sraa .unb
3inhern ba5esen i'm CUR 2aIt fallen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25
RA1Rf@er Gsreu,f6us.

BON Der rufiiden Grsn;bepa4uns
eibt bas in S~nferburs srfdetnenbe sssns
.|terbburser IasebIatt Elm Bib. Inter
benz 81. es. beri9tst bas senannte gIatt
BON Der 9renis u. a. f~olsenbes: @te
mir f4On frhber ssm.rbet, ftne n. BEN Iets
tenSabren Bis In bic ihngieSeit Fnein bic
ru1ii4en 8rensioEbaten auf allen brei
9inien bebeutenb bermebrt, unb allen
anf9eine mad 1T eS baran mod ni6t as.
mug, fpnbern tpirb nod cine tpeitere Ser.
fdrtun8 eggplant. Wabrenb in ben fris
beren !3eiten, trob beS umfanereiden
SamusseIs, fur ieben GORDON 6 Biz z
Ntann ala disrei4enb befunben fpurben,
betrdSt ibre SabI beuts in ieSem Der
ettra einen &ilonleter b~oneinanber emit.
fernten @orbons bas SDeis unb Dreis
fade.
Die Grenstpadtbduier finb 5diIidte,
NIT S4inbeIn sesedte !Solabduier obne
ie8li4en Gnitrid, baneben Elm HIeiner
9olaitaa unb mod einise tstrpE= unb
Suttsrbaraden. Sriiber burften bic SoI,
eafen. ipel4e ni9t ouf @a9s pSer gas
trsuiue trarea, Der beharrli4en 8ube
pfiesen, tucgesen fie beute ipeit me5r su
miIitarii&en nebunasn. tpie gatruuiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-25
0roie EdHer.

GaB unIere Sorfabren in Dem alien
gateftanbs germ Gins eetrunten, bic Sell
Iertpirtbi1aft p~erItanben unb groBe Be'
iisunsen in Wsinbersen sebabt baben,
Das betpeiIen na6itebenbe srobe Sdfer:
/. 9as 3DnissIteiner Sab: As SUB
lang unb SO SUB bod. G8 beitebt aus
l57 Stud Sauben, iebe 8 3oa bid, nnS
fabt 3709 9resbener elmer, circa $4,000
gaQpnen.
2. 0as SAB i'm e9IObtelsr gu 2ubz
Etpissbure, Wirttembers, hllt 1900
Gimer, circa 53,400 9duonen.
8. Sas Ssibelberssr S1b, Sc SUB
lang, "a SUI bod. Cine bequems Ireppe
flbrt binauf su einem fleinen Ian3iaale.
Die e~iiernen 8sifsn utb 8dnber ipisssn
ITO Gentner. 8ebout tpurbe es 1864
1866. IS entbdlt 2040 o. elmer, circa
$4,000 Gaq.
q. Das Rifplausburssr (ober NAB
ride Sap. IS fast 1000 elmer, ca.
$4,000 @au., bat % ~eiisrne Reifen, mo-:
bon isber 7 Str. ipis8t unb tpurbe 1913
erbaut.
5. 0as SAB gu Ootis (1ata) in I'm.
sarn, IA SUB bod, "a SUP lang, BAT 6
Boil bide 0au6en unb faBt 1900 elmer,
ca. $4,000 @aq. Die Sauben tperoen
mitteIit armbider, e~iferner S6raubens
itangen unb unsebeurer eilener Eeifen sus
Iammenssbalten. Nuf elmer 2eiter iteisi
man gum SpunoIoh binarf, treldea
ftatt be5 Spunbe3 nit einem Ginler.
cCgEL.,, LorSLIoEo,, S,,;rS
6. 9a5 SAP I'M Sdlol1e Bel SIbins
gen, Wirttember9, "a SUB lang unb Is
SUB bod ; erbaut 1888.
Z. Das @rDninser SAP, 80 SUB lang.
I9is 9auben iinb am gnbe 81 3OI bid,
ieber 9oben 1T 10 SUB l 9ol bod.
Die Rsifsn, Sdienen unb S4rauben,
bur6 tpelde es SuIammensebalten ipirb.
,fpiesen 124 Gentnsr. DaS Sab ieIbit
isa 636 Gentner i9tper fem. Der Re9,
nune mad, pbne ben @ertb be8 6olaea
in 9lnihIas 3u brinSen, bat eS lbeI
5000 Gbafer g~etoItet. Sas SAB bait
I61 Su6er, a $4,000 Sal.
Nub Imerifa bat idon ;iemlt6 piele
eroBe SdlIer auf5utueiien, }. D.:
/. Observation-Disclosures" in &el,
Iep's SSIan6, ObiO, bsiist ca. 20 Safer
bon 6 = 10000 @au.
2. ,Stcne.6ia=8 ein=Go." in Ser.
mann, Wo., II Stid, ie $4,000 Gall.
(senannt bic II IpoIteD.
3. Webrle @ein;u6ter unb gambler
in WibblezS ali. =Sslanb, Sbio, 2 SAP
ie $4,000 8aq.
4. ,2ent=8ein=@o.", TpIebo, Obip, l
SAB $4,000 Gau. Gin pra6tiser SeI.
Ter nit 8reusSetp0lbe 1T fir biele5 pirf.
LID meiltsrbaft BON stpei 8riioern
(S9peisern) sebaute SAB berseIteut.
s. 9om Suffer Rubplpb Steder in Ct.
Souls, Ro., tpurbs Dor einisen Sabrsn
elm SAB eebaut, tpeI6es $4,000 Sal.
fast. G5 lit % SUB lang, % SUB bod
unb Bat 131 Stid Sauben, am gnbe 6
3Oa bid unb aus eeIpaItetem Spl;. Serr
Ste9er ~offerirte es III $4,000. DieIe5
SAB tpurbe bon Srib St6dIi einem
@irtb in Dit=St. Souls, Dor einisen
Sabren setauft unS bent aIs Trint,
ftube.
Oab in @alifornien iol6' groBe Safer
sebaut tpurben pber oorbanoen iinb, lit
nidt befannt.
9rObe @einfdfer BADEN SortbeiIe Dor
fIeinsren. Die Gabruns erfoIst in benz
ielben bolfommener, sIei6fOrmissr, bic
2uft bat tpenissr GinfIub, ie ii9ern
msbr Dor benz umidlasen Der 8tine,
tpeil ibre Sauben iebr bid iinb. Sn Der
Bragi8 re6net II bel fIeineren SdiIern
I'M eriten Sabre einen Serluit an 8ein
burd ba5 3ebren unb 8erbunlten bon
80 9ro3ent, Bel srDberen SdiIern,
l3-2 Brosent.