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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
The Colossus OF Rhodes.

The Colossus OF Rhodes was so called
to distinguish it from other colossal
figures, said by some writers to have
numbered over 100, which, during the
days Of its prosperity, were set up id the
"City of the Sun, as the capital of the
Island of Rhodes was POLITICALLY called.
The Colossus came third in the list of the
seven wonders of the world, and was
consecrated to the sun, the deity of
Rhodes. It was made of brass, cast in
sections and is said to have been the
work of Chares of Lindus, pupil of
the great Lysippus. It was twenty
cubits supposed to have been $50 feet)
high, and cost the city about 300 talents,
or $3.50, 900 as we reckon money nova
days. Over twelve years work was spent
on this early monster, which with all its
grandeur, was destined to very short
career. Fifty years after its completion,
in the year 224 B. c., according to
Pliny, this gigantic emblcmatic figure
was thrown down by an earthquake. The
Colossus stood at the entrance to the
harbor, with each of its mighty feet on
solid stone foundations, ships in full
sail passing and rcpassing between the
gigantic legs. Delepcrre, the historian,
says that it was not erected at the en-:
trance to the harbor, as stated by Pliny;
but that it stood On an open space near
the Pacha's seraglo. Still another
writer says it was reconstructed during
the reign of the Emperor Vespasian, and
that after the Island of Rhodes had been
conquered by Caliph Othmau, in the
seventh century of our era, it was taken
down and the metal sold to Jew, who
transported it to Syria, caravan of $50
camels being necessary to carry his
purchase. e.--S. Louis Republic.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01


"Do I deserve that title3" Mr.. Vans
asked. "For you are the first person to
whom I have told the great happiness of
my life. Oh, l see you don't understand
me! Come out from behind the draper
les, Lydia, and help me to explain"
Aud Lydia, blue eyed and fair-tressed,
came: :;
"We arc married; mamma" said
Lydia, "Algy and 1: And VIC. sail for
Europe in the Comandra, at noon.
Won't you kiss me, mamma, and wish
me joy2"
Mrs. Blythe kissed Lydia-and Algy,
too--and wished them joy.
But it was the severest ordeal to which
she ever had been put. A mother-in-law
instead of n bride! This was hardly what
she had looked forward I'd:
But even in that trying moment she
noticed the glittering pin which fastened
Lydia's lace nnet-stcings--a quaint de-
vice of tiny diamonds--and remembered
what the girl had once said about for
tune-tellcr and horseshoe.
"Mamma didn't look quite pleased,
Algy," said the bride, when they were
back in the carriage, driving to the
steamers wharf. "Do you suppose she
is vexed because VIC didn't take her into
our confderce2"
II dare say" remarked Mr.: vanei
"that no mother likes to lose her child
SO suddenly: Least of all; darling, SO
sweet a treasure as you"
And neither of the two suspected what
a poisoned dagger was that day ranking
in the breast of Mrs. Rosamond Blythe.
Saturday Night.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
TIE oLD-TIME sUGAR-HoUsE.

To-day the maple sugar-bush IS IN
every way truly home-like. Near the
center of fifty or more acres of hardwood
timber land-mostly maple, few beccn
and birch--you find commodious sugar
house, one room of which IS much
larger than the entire house OF seventy
wears ago. In this well-hoored room are
stored the buckets during the summer,
and in the springtime it is used for
kitchen, reception room, parlor, OF
dance hall. In it you will see fine
brick arch, an evaporator, and ample
storage. room for the sap, while outside.
is thrifty pair of oxen yoked to gath
ering sled, on which is tub holding
from twenty-five to forty pals. Like the
rest, the oxen take their dinner in the
woods, and five or six Grounds" are con-
sidered good days work. Three hun
dred pals day IS called good work.
This sap is drawn to the sugar-house,
and from long spout is conveyed to
large storage-tubs, and thence to the
evaporation, or pan, kettles having long
since been discarded. The evaporator is
of malleable iron partitioned off. The
sap, entering at the head of the arch,
meanders across the pan dozen times or
so, and OH reaching the foot heavy,
clear, pure syrup is produced. This is
carefully set aside until "sugaring- off
day" comes, when it is cooked still more
and is ready for the tub or caking.
About twice each week the owner of
sugar bush has a sugaringotf party.
First all the old folks for miles around
come in on ox-sleds and on foot, AND Il
good old-fashioned time is enjoyed. No
one seems to realize that they are growing
old. Later on the coming generation
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
Peculiar Headgear.

Not far from charming Lake Bourget
is place seldom visited by travellers.
Bourg- -Bresse is a pretty and we'll
built town occupying the centre Of a
fertile plain on the left bank OF the
Reyssouze in France.
The streets are clean and we'll made,
with air and water circulating in abund-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
VOL. XLVlll,
AN OBSTINATE OLD MAN.

An cid man lived al! alone, all alone,
And Jolly old man was he,
He was ruddy and fat and sleek as rat,
And his arm was good thing to see,
His chest was round, his liver was sound,
And his voice had a chord of glee
rs he sang to himself while he counted his
pelf:
"Oh, ho?
hearty and hale old man.
All, ha!
Such a sturdy and we'll old mann'
Not g chick nor child had be in the world
Though his Golfers were full of gold;
He hal money in chest, in trousers in vest
From his pockets the big dollars rolled;
He owned miles ofland and palaces grand,
And in bank had thousands untold,
So he sang all tho while, with confident
smile:
''Oh, ho|
I'm likely ard peart old man,
All, ha!
Such merry an l brisk old man.
His brothers waited anI longei III vain,
And for years ween score
They would meet each day ari pleasantly
say;
The old man is rigat at Deaths door"
Then the first one slept and be never wept,
But he laughed and sang the more,
And he gayly cried when the last one died:
- "Oh, ho.
I'm healthy and long-lived man,
Ah. ha,
Such a vigorous sound old manp
Each night his nephewE and nieces dreamt
Of how rich they We're going to grow,
And they loved to hint, "Wewill never stint
When cur ship cones in you know
But grjeve to tell. he kept hale and well
While the years went dragging slow,
And he cackled loud DER the last ones
shroud:
sob, ho.
I'm hardy and stout old man,
All, ha,
Such iasty AMI tough old man"
And he's living yet all alone by himself,
This man ! am singing about,
Oh, his eye is bright, and his step is light,
And his voice is caeery and stout:
His cheeks are red and he holds up his head
In way that puts death torout,
So I can't see why he should ever die
Oh. deari
Such healthy and well old man,
An, Inc,
Such an obstinats, tough old mani
-George Horton, IN Chicago Herald
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
TIE MODERN OUTFIT.

about The streets Of large cities, which is
mostly made of glucose and foreign
sugars. Pure maple syrup to-day readily
brings 81 q gallon the woods, and when
it reaches Chicago it is sold for seventy
five cents and often less. The first make
of maple sugar sells for fifteen cents
pound, and here you get it for seven or
eight-a reconstructed article but not
improved Chicago Herald.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

The table upon which Cromwell wrote
when he affixed his signature to the war
rant for the execution of Charles l. was
recently sold in England for S72O.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

and HE to some hard wooded locality we'll
stocked with NAPLES and lay out for
spring campaign. Headquarters would
BIZ established near sonic mammoth rocki
oft-times this was SO located that it fur
nished shelter in time of storm and gave
bed for the hight. A plan of opera
tions was then decided upon: Young
trees about one and onc-half feet in di-
ameter were cut down, cut up about Two
feet in length, and then dug out, making
troughs holding not far from four or
five gallons. When 200 or 300 of
these had been manufactured large ma
pies were selected, end by the side of
each was placed one Of these tfoughs::
Then n cord Or two of *ood,was gathered
and piled up against a rock two big logs
called back logs s--:were placed in posi-
tion to support the kettle; and sonic large
tree near by was cut down and that dug
cut into one immense trough for storage:
This work would use up the best part of
week, one of the number going home
at night to look after the stock and bring
lack in the morning the brown bread,
pork ard beans. In those days these
articles constituted the staff of life and an
age ago there was no dyspepsiaj chronic
complaints, or loss of appetite among the
average Vermonter. To be sure they
sometimes died, but died healthy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

boiled eggs broke the monotony and cat
tea" most anything that was left was
eaten. There is no place in the world
where you can cook beans which equals
the woods and this is how they used to
be cooked in the sugar-bush: An old
earthen pot we'll filled with beans,
good chunk of pork" and some ma
tive molasscs furnished the foundation.
Almost beneath the kettle of boiling sap
Il pit was dug and the pot and contents
were buried in it and in the morning out
came dish that no hotel or restaurant
in all Chicago can duplicate. At the end
of SIX weeks, when the party took account
of stock, they usually had, all told, 200
pounds of sugar as black as Ethiopia
and favored with snow, rain, every
thing that could come of the trees,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

A quantity conceived brooch is an en-
ameled squirrel holding a little nut,
which is represented as closely as pos
sible by colored pearls.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
MAPLE SUGAR.
OLD-TIME AND PRESENT WAY OF
MAKING THE SYRUP.
Fhe sugarina Season in Vermont Is
the FARMERS Carnival Month
Sugar Parties In
the woods.

SHORT time ago
the young and old Of
Vermont realized
that sugar season was
at hand, and the long
looked for picnic was
within theif grasp.
III this; like all 0thers;
things are not as they
used to be. an age
ago the farmer and
his boys, in the fall
OF the year when the
harvest was ended,
would take their axes
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

PICTURESQUE BUUIV "UNEN'
ance. Spacious and beautiful avenues
lead from the interior of the town to the
environs.
The women in the neighborhood Of
Bourg and Macon are most picturesque
and pretty. Their headgear is very
peculiar and gives them the appearance
of wearing a wedding cake on their
heads.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

The pleasant summer sunshine had
faded out of the land. The Saratoga
hotels were closed; gay Newport was de-
serted.
And Mrs. Blythe, sitting in the yellow
light of her jonquil silk curtains, was
smiling over card which Matilda had
just brought in.
"Dear Algy" she murmured. ~
knew he would come"
She glided into the white and gold
drawing-roon, al gracious cordiality.
"You recreant cavalier" she smiled.
"I've half a mind to scold you, and
yet"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
ll.ber bic sana.n Ser. etaaten 1T 81

lleber bic snnsen Ser. etaaten 1T bic
,be,nofratiidel 8ablieude" ausse.
brod,en. Das llebel itsllte iid plDsli6
elm uno nod grOfeiiOr Sod in Berlin
IoQen ,,Uaeaiulep 8aeitIen" bic 1lriude
bapon iein. Der selebrte 9pctor bat
big iest sipar nod tein Mittel eriunben,
ipel9es iOfortise 2inbernus seudbrt,
bod, 1T ibm bis iest i'll ieiner 9ragis
nod fein einaiser Sail porsefommen,
ba6 Sentanb bnran seitprben 1T ion'
bern ldmmtli1e 8atieutea tuaren na9
Qlblauf BON nibt gang Stuei Sabren polls
fun,men ipieoer ber9eitelIt, uno bate er
au9 bic 8emerfung 9ena6t, baB Ses
Der, ,pet6er uon ipecifii9 amerifanilden
&roufbeit tefnllen tuar. ME iuieScr oar'
unier su l.loen, ionbern berielben iosar
cine auBeruroentli9e &rdfti9uns unb
Serihngilns ieiner gonititutiOn 5n per=
oonfen bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

sSn Der 9iopember Summer oes
,,5orum" beIpri9t Or. @aibinston
@laoocn Die Giuluirfuns oes 6armerss
9(llians 9eip.suns anf Die poliiiide
@elioltuna bes 2anoes. DAP Die slfs
lianS elm bouernber politiiber 5aetor
iein fperoe, afoubt Serr Gfdoben ni9t,
neil lie tben nur cine Sfoiierbeluesuns
reproientirt uno iolhe 4arteien in
uuIereni politiidea 5ausboft nidt te>
liebfn iDHneA. Dasesen duBern iie
uortbeilbofte wirfuns burd Die BON
ibr sesebene Anre9uns sur Seipreduns
polfwiribi@oftfider 8rosen, beionbers
in Der &ihtuns oer geritaottiduuss
Sbee. Die gerbinbuns bobe fernei
ibren @srtb bnr9 26Iuns bisber be
itanbener yorieibonbe mo 56rberun!
aemeinIolner Beresuns Der Siirser
li1oft 3u seatiniomen 5ueden, bien
ou1 bosu, Die iectionelIen llnteri6ieot
bic gorurtbeile peri6iebener 2dnbea
|sebiete seseneindnber uusSuslei6ef
Wenn aud piele Der GinSelbeitrebunse
loer slIiond feinea Grfols boben nil
nen, ibr gsrbonbemiein iei bon @eri
} ,ur Gntwis!luna i,euer ssprMem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
ad,tnna GienrraahIer.

Die Steuer;obler bon @oBeonnbe
Gounip, Mo., uerbea bisrmit beno9ri4,
tiat, bos Der l1ater3ei9nete, Collector
ber Gteuern, an folsen6en efdsen iein
irirb I'm, bic Gteuern fiir bns Sobr 1900
III Gmpfans 81 aebmen:
ssop. 3. nnb s. In 5ernnnn.
10. unb II. III 1oD. Sioeuner's
Gtore.
g,ou. II. uno l3. ia Ban, giRDn Bocs
gers Gtore.
5spr. IA. uno Is. in DuensrifIe.
II. unb 1S. in Sortmeiifsr's.
/" 10. In Bcurbois.
20. in Drofe, Berger uHb a1selIies
gtDre.
ssOp. 81. uno q. in Drdie, gOeser'i
Gtpre.
siDp. "a. nnb rs. in stons 5irl.
26. In GiDiSs.
Gfsrs araettl =.
goafrter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

Ser an;eiser bEs @eiteus mudte ii9
pOr einisen 9oset iiber Die betriibten
@eiidter iuelde %dlibeut SarriiOn nnb
iein Cabinet beim tsmpfause Der Babfs
gta9ri9teu semddt buben mOsen, luitis
uuo bebuuert bub hi6t Semano oa ipar
I'M bieielbcn su pFtOsrapbirsn,Oa es ie'
benfaas Elm iebr ihterefun leg Bib se'
,uurben pdre. g8ir sluuten es bdtte
cine setpifie aebnli6teit nit bem 9ilbe
gebabt, tuel6.s ;tuei Sabre uOrber bon
Serrn glepeldnb unb ieinem Cabinet ON
8abtabenbe hdtte senomnteu iuerber
t0nnen. Sie Gnttduiduns auf benz &c
iidte glepeldnSs ipar iebenfaGs ebenit
ausseprdst tuis auf bent @eii9te Sarri
ions.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

Die @abl fir SOnsreBs@itslieO fiel
III unierem 8iitriae Su @uniten bes ses
senpdrtissn MiB Repraientanten8lan
ous uno berielbe ilurbe nit elmer sr6Be,
rem Mebrbeit erbdblt qls er ic i'm
0iitrifte erbielt rhmtih, 4,139 Stim,
msn iibsr ieiuen Gesuer, iuet6er in itur
bier Counties oes biitriftes cine Webr.
6eit Der Siimmet erbielt, ndmli4 i'll
@asconabe 1925 iii Oiase 233, IN
Miller I95 unb ili @risbt 40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
WMtit,ta Ssar,mer!

Sd bin nun bur9 Gnf9afiun8 zines
@ornerui9srS 6 " ben StanO ssissieeoras rsi NIT
Oos aen,abtene Gorn eripart Sem Sormsr
minbeitens ein OritteI ber Siiiterun9sfoften
unb bas Rdblen bsiorse id 70 billia bab
Seber banit sufrieben iein ruir6- Die Rhble
rpirb ieben Gansta9 i'm @aitge fein unb
bite i'd 9luitr6ge bel Srn. G6ae. Sperr,
in belIen @ebdu6e bic Mable iib befinbet ;u
binterlafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
Scr crbsu bss Sabres Srsansss.

/. @ie bic aeifr bieIes Hlattes, an,
! Der Gu5eise ndber ie6en, finbet in Be
gon5ert 9aIle in 6ermann, am @onn
.ltas, %. @op. Nadnrittass . ll6r uni
am MOntae ben "a. geop. a6enos Z
illbr, 5iuei geriammllrnstn itatt, pu5u
Elm Seoer, anh Die Damen, freien 8u-
| ltriit bat. Die gerIammlunsen iueroen
Ism Dem 8wed obsebaiten, una in Ger
mann cine neue 2ose bonn Drben bes
Sabres 5reunbes alt sriinoen. alles
ipiro in ben Weriamnllunsen BON Den
Suprene 8eanten 9riinblid erftdrt
un6 iebe Srcse bereittuilIis 5eantiportet
tperoen; ieher tnnn anfsenpmmen iuer.
ben, aud ben aatbolifen 1T cs erfaubt
beiSutreten, neil Der Droen feline acs
beine, ionoern nur cine seaenIeitise
l1nteritiisnnas- -@eienidaft it, iporin ibr
cure Griparniiie sesen CUTE 9inien on. |
lesen t1nnt. Sept iit Die bette Beit bei-
sutreten. ie ebe ibr es tbut, ie beifer 1T |
Is.
@barterliiten t6unen ieberjeit bri
perrn S. air6boffer, in Der Office bss
solfsblott uno bel Serrn Y6iGip
euhn ineoer gonSert Salle unter3eidntt
uerben.
gm nd6iten Oonnerstas ben 20. +
COB. uno ben fOlsenoen Tasen, iuirb
er Sep. Sup. Org. Serr 90. Geuter
~ ct. Souls, bengeipObnern ponSer-
nnit>. in ibreu @Obnunsen eiuen geiu9
,itatten. sln gharterunteri6riften 5u
mmeln, aud s5nuen baum fdon Gpplr
tipa fiir 9aitsliesSidaft semadt iper.
H. &.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

aanias gitb, 0so.. 8. gaobsl o,u,,
modten sluei 6ebeimpoliSiitenl ana So.
rOntO bic @atoeduns, bab 1 sberr unb
Srau sia 8arr aus Sanias Gltn ga
@eidiuiiter ieien unO Elm uun ihe.e ner.
itorbenen slooptiuntlitt =
binterlaiienss gernt6yru s,v.-x uu,,r,,
Dobei erfu6r man 5Ulsenbes:
@or 25 Sabren iuuroen Siuei f(.in,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

DAB Die sroBe 3aebr,abt Der &epub.
litausr in gaebrastl nia8 bon 9rObibi.
tion ,uliIen iuiG, bauieieu ile D.. osr les.
ten @abt burd einI Mebrbeit ben. 1000
Stimmen sesen bog uOrseidlasene
amenbment sur staats.gOnititution,
iuel9es ben @erfalf bon ipirituDleu @e'
trdnfen i'm Staate berbieten lOllte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
&atf's Mai6iite
gum
SSSeiseMrciIti0eIt

lit bic Bette i'm w.drfte nnb reiniat ben Weiz
sen iauberer oils ole unberen Wfai4inen.
Dieielbe I6bt fein llnfrantiaamen i'm WeBen
3uriif fie 1T einfa9 itnb fam nidbt leibt
auber Srbnlu9 9eratben.
NretS........ ..................$3.U
gu boben Bel llutersei9uetem bel Wcunt
Sterlins Serrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14

ainoer, 8ruoer uno gdweiter. boz
oeutiden Giniuan6erern i'm Cattle Gar
ben i'm Sti9e selniien. Die Rinbe,
iunroen sefeslid nboptirt, Der &nabe
bon einem Wanne. Ranens Mla Barr,
nnb bas Na64eH BON elmer GrauGpans.
2estere aos bnlb barauf uatb gbilabel-
pbia, no iie ibrer gboptipto9ter cine
CUTE @r5iebuns CAB. 3man3is Sabre
ipdter fam Der in5piiden gum Manne
beran setun9iene Rnnbe, tpeI1er ben
Ramen ieines glooptius sgaters ansenon,
men bate. ebenfnlIs nad 9bilaoelpbia,
mo er als anitreiber arbeitete. Der
8ufull bra9te 8rnber unb G1weiter sns
inmnen. Barr nerliebte ii9 in bas
Mdbden, iuarb nm baiIeIbe unb beira.
tbete es. 8alo barauf 5os bas iunse
8aar r,ad Ranias Gitp, &s., tpo Barr
isin @eiuerhe als anit,ei9er fortieste.
,or f,~ir.ss ~ 2eit ftnrt Srau @pnns unb
alb oarauf itor5 sls N s1si4sr gerisanb-
T berielben in 2onbon, iUeiGst {s,a
,eitament binterlieB. Gein werm6senl I
'iirbe Der 5rau guans ausefulIen. mel. h
e feline itddite gertuanbte tuar, bo biz q
iebod tobt lit, iuuroe lire aboptiu- 4
'9ter bic grbin. Die gniudtte beaufz 9
ksten @ebeimpoli3iiten batiit. bic leb. Is
Nauf5uiuden unb beren 5oridunsen b
rte n Su Der @ntbeduns, bas Ssrr unb B
III 8Serr @eiduiiter feien.
oeute tkafen bic @ebetmpOli5iiteu bier {,
unb tbeil ten benz unsliidli9en 9aare q
gbatiadSen nit. Die furdtbare :,
dridt traf &as 9aar iuie ein 9Ons = =
i6fas. 9ie esss 1T finberlos seblies r
!. Gs iuerben iofort seIesalde S@rit' G
sur 9Diuns Der gbe erfOlssn uno r,
III Barr iuirb ii9 na9 2onbon, 9Sss ~
"a, beseben, nm ibre Grbi9aft in gwss.
ng 81 nebnien. sdt; g,
A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-14
@iNomri.

= Bei Der lesu6dentIiden BobtI
uuroen Die 8oridldse sur 8erlesuns |
Dcr Count: :Site in ben Counties
9eiuis, Stalls, Garter unb 9annp nit
grOBen Mdioritdten nbseiuieien.
= Sn Clinton ipnrbe BEL Der lesten
@abl Der goridlas 5ur 8ciuiuisuus
BON @elbern fiir ben 4au einer Stabts
baGIe une eines Sprisenbauies nit
GROCER Maiuritdt ausenommin.
- Der A Sabre alte Bm. 2auens
tuee beeins am 5reitas in ct. Souls
Selbtmorb, inbem er iid in einem Gn.
iaa uou Gduferiuabnlinn eridoB. Gr
binterldBt eiue Grau nub adt Sinber.
. = Sn Ranias gitp iuuroe .. U.
@reer.r. elm reider 9iebbdnefer, tDels
der ii9 au sroBe gertrauli6feiten Der
Srdu bes Stem 9orfer Sanofnnssreis
fcnben Clifford seseniiber erlaubte, pOn
lesterem niebersei@uiien.
= Su S>issinsuiae perbrannte Die
14idbrise Marp 8rbnn auf furbtbare
Weile. sic bate aIbe aus bent Diem
senommen, iuo6ei ib- 8lelO 5euer fius.
sic rannte in ben Soi, unb Der @inb
fa9te bic slimmenben 9feiber Su bellen
Slamnien on, 70 baB bic aermite Der,
brnnnte, ebe nod Senanb 5u Silfe fon,.
illen fonnte.
= Sn 6reeman baben Die 8robibi'
tions. 8eibfappen abernals cine @irtb'
5daft .iiber Na1t erbroden, fdmmtli1i
Slai9en &C. fur5 unb Helm sei9ldsen
unb bas foitbare 9tab, bas iie ielbit nui
i'm @ebeimen iaufen, ouf bic GtraBe
laufen lafien. Gs 1T maj rbaftis eir
Scanbal, baB in unlierem ,freien" 2ans
De Iol9er umIus oorfommen fann.
Die erFe 5rau. tuel6e ietafs I'M
staate Mifiouri fiir eir bffentfides Gmt
eriplblt puroe, iit 5rau Gnnie 8urter
III Carthage in SaSper Gonntp i'm iiib.
iueitllden Stdatstbeile. Sic iunrbe als
Ganbibat lit Der bcmotratiiden 8artei
fur oas glmt bes Gonnbsglerts er,
ipdbtt, iuas beiono.rs besbal6 bemer.
fenswertb 1T, ipeil bic MebrSobf bei
Seiuubner bes gountp's berf ree~ fifd'
'saen gsartei onseb0rt.
4 y Dur9 einsn GrOrutit il 'iel
n. S3ernbarb Sarns, Elm sfn V
a. be Meilen Ditlid BON llniOi !
y, 9eles y 3iessrube Der llnio, y
q @rop @rouel Co." BON ct. Souls, b
N i6ittrt unh aussnblidfi6 set6otst iul
tg ben. Die iinf onbern Usdnner, iDeI
p eod in Der @rube befddfti9t mar
2 ioben Die Gefobr sur re6ten Seit .
u retieten iid,. Sic mndten 5arnis n
IT. ouf ben brubenben Sturs oufuierfic
er oieisr ober sOserte nod eiuise esel
I'M oen. unb bieie 50seruns fofteie ibui
u 2ebeu.
:. II Sa Sosper County, Wo.. III
= flantti9Srou 0nno gorter Sunigour
giert eriudblt morbeu. Gs sibt i
ute aber einise bosboite MenIden, bic
10. bag @lid ni9t s6nnen, unb ipie
mo i1sint, iOlI ibrs Bnbl onsefO6ten i
q. ben, auf ben @rnnD BIN, baB iie ols s
er. ni4t fir bus amt tudblbar setueien
4 ans einieen etelren Der geiessSeet
,en. ipslde bonn Gouitp- -Gferf bonbslt,
man ndulid fdfieBen, boB bieier
line ante Elm ,,Gr" ieiH mub.
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@oneseaapp n fif iunse 90.
men unb Wdbden, in Bldf4, 5eibe
-saes. Euhx BON. 35 9ents -sis1 81 BEL
6 g 9erer.
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Sabraatta. 35.
gYieber haben mir im Qnuf

@ieoer baben mir i'm 9auie Der 81
ben Gbi@luB zines Sabrsansss DC!
5ermanner gOltsblait su per5ei6ner
inbem nit Der beutisen Drummer nniere
8eituns bas IS. Sabr ibres 8eitebens
antptt. sair iuoIen baifen baB in benz
iest besinuenben Sabre es uns aea6nnt
iein mag bic Cunt bes gublitums Die
mir in ben berfloiisnen Sabre senoIen,
uns 5u erbalten nnb ben 2eierfreis bes
8lattes ifeiis au perniebren. 8ei e:nem
&idbfide anf bic lesten Sabre f6nnem
mir uns eines @efables Der @enustbu-
uns iiber bas fOrtipdbrenbe @ebeiben un>
ieres @eidSs 1ahae,imn,sr iid uers
ar5serss1ffes IHb or -,
Raber 8abl Der abOnnenten Oes
|oltsblatt nidt ertpebren, uub 9lauben
lit &e9t rriads 5u baben auf bas .
Gntsesenionn,en bes 8ublis {
lms unb Der @tiddftsleate i'm 8eioa= U
eren itola Su fein, benn bies 1T ums Der
ete geiueis oob uir iOpobl iii berSals .
ing unieres glottes, iotuie in Der Gus
ibruns bet uns iibertraseuen Gceibena= n
.rbeiten ben @hniaen bes 9ublifums
te9nuns setrasen unb ibre Guiibten I
usselprohen ippie ibre @rwartunsen
,iiint baben. llnier 8eitreben iuito es 0
I Der 8utunit sbeniO iein iuie in Der :
'ersansenbeit uns bus @ObtiuOlleu I'm, y
.rer Mitbiirser au uertuerben unb 5u ers Q
alten unb na6 beiem grmeiien bieSns $
.reiI.n unlerer atubt iOiuie unieres =
,ounties f5rbern utlo beben 81 belfen, !
no mir boffen Suberii@tli6, bnB mir .
ierin bic lluteritasuns aller unierer .
eitbirser int sriBten 9euBe baben =
erben. II
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&appe &inb eS. in Blii6
Seibe ober Eu6 BON 35 Bis 75> Gents
Bel g II B & Gderer.