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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

their speedy widening if the property is
considered worth the investment.
The number of roads that have been
placed III the hands of receivers during the
past six months is larger than was to be eX-
pccted, in view of the fact that the process
of financial reorganization and consolidation
of railway companies has been going on so
many years that most OF the weak cOmpa-
MES ought to by tbs time have been taken
out Of the way. As a matter of fact, how
ever we find that very few old companies,
and none of these of any prominence, have
defaulted thus far this year, but that of the
sixteen roads, representing 1872 miles and
about So, POO, 900 capital, for which during
the past six months receivers We're ap-
pointed, nearly all We're new roads which
had but recently commenced operations.
The following is our table:
RECEIvERsHIPS APPOINTED FROM JANUARY |
~ v 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
INTERESTING FACTS.
The Foreclosure sales and Receiverships in
Six Wont hs.

IN accordance with our custom We have
compiled and present herewith the record
Of railway Insolvency for the first half Of
the current year. says the Railway Age. is
it IS indicated by the sale of roads under
foreclosure and by the appointment of re-
cciyers for companies which have defaulted
III their interest obligations. Railway con-
struction during the last few years has been
upon SO much smaller scale than i'll the pre-
vioTs period of great excitement and ac-
tivity. and moreover the roads built have TO
so large an extent been the enterprises of
Old and solvent companies, that we might
naturally expect that foreclosure sales
would now show Il noticeable diminutiOn.
Bat this does not seem 10 be the case, in
respect at least to the number of roads
sold, although the mileage and capitaliZa-
ton of several of them are comparatively
small. \ few properties of large mileage
and capital, however, are among those sold
and help greatly to swell the total The
following is our table of railways sold
under foreclosure during the first half of
ISL.
FORECLOSURE SALES FROM JAN. To JULY /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
No Car Famine.

We notice in the Vernon correspondence
of the Fort Worth GAZETTE that the people
ence famine in cars to ship the wheat
crop. says the Quanah Chief. TO be better
posted in reference to the matter a repre-
sentative had an interview with Superir-
tendent Winter on the subject while he was
in Quanah the first of the week. Mr. Win
ter stated that there was no famine in cars,
neither would there be this season. He
stated that the company had more than
enough cars on their line TO handle all the
wheat raised and could furnish them when
ever desired, and that there was no need of
Of any slarm. He stated that il was easier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

The United States government is 102
years old, but the first half of its existence
was covered by the administration of only
one-third of the presidents. 1t is an odd
fact that twice as many presidents have
been in office during the last half of our
national existence as during the first half,
though two have been reelected. Sixwere
reelected in the first half and none died in
Office, while one (Harrison) died in the
middle year and three have since died in
Office, thus making the average terms since
lS4l ouly half as long as before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

Potomac. The twenty-second annual re-
union of the society will convene in that
city on the Sd of July. Following the bust
ness meeting of the general society and the
several corps societies will come excursions
to Niagara, trips on the lakes and rivers,
and public meeting. General II. w
Siocum will be the orator, and Colonel
George A Marden the poet of the occa
sion.
This society has large membership, and
its meetings are well attended. Any sol
der who served in any of the armies east
of the Alleghenies is eligible to member
ship. The object of the organization is
social and fraternal, to cherish old memo
ries and associations, to perpetuate the
name Of the Army of the Potomac, and to
collect and preserve the records Of its strug-
giles and achievements. Several OF the
corps societies are preparing material for
corps histories.
General Selden Conner, of Maine, is the
president of the society for 1901. The
other officers are General Horatio C. King,
corresponding secretary; Colonel Samuel
Truesdell, treasurer, and General George
II. Sharpe, recording secretary.
A company of distinguished soldiers will
be present at Buffalo. President Harrison,
Secretary Proctor and Secretary Tracy are
expected to honor the occasion, and the
prominent veterans of the society who
probably will join the ranks again and
touch elbows on parade and in the ban
quet hall are Generals Fitz John Porter,
Sickles, Howard, Parke, Doubleday, Rob-
inson, Newton, Butterfeld, McMahon,
Pratt, Horace Porter, Veazey, Fairchiif,
Webb, Chamberlain and others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
The Case of John Furlons.

John Furlong presents a fresh illustra-
ton Of how much the human frame can
endure He is ninety years old, has out
lived every one on whom he had any claim
and was recently found on the pavement
IN New York city, where he had lain all
night, literally dying of hunger. 1t takes
SO very little TO keep him alive that, ac-
cording to the testimony produced, he had
lived for years on something less than the
daily equivalent of an average schoolboy's
lunch. Yet he had lived, and at last ac-
counts babe fair to live some years longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

to furnish cars for transporting the wheat
than it was the stock, and they had always
handled that without any trouble. The
people in this section have experienced no
trouble so far in securing cars, and we
think, rs Mr.. Winter suggested. that the
Vernon correspondent did not know what
he was talking about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

THE Cotton Belt will. on July 10. 16 and
Il, sell round-trip tickets to Chicago at one
first-class limited fare. S27.S5. limited TO
thirty days. on account OF the national con-
vention of the United Brothers of Friend
ship and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas earnings for
the third week in June amounted to SIC. ,626,
an increase OF SlG6S9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

She-Did you succeed in mastering
French while abroad.
He-Nearly. did not succeed in max
ing the Frenchrnen comprehend me, nor
could make out what they were driving
at, brg l got so that could understand
myself when l talked.-Life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
TABLE OF DISTANCES

The following table shows the distances from
FOR. Worth OF some OF tht important points in
rs w..l Us outside Of Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
REMEMBER,

.as you lay plans TO increase year business,
that The GAZETTE is read by 80, 600 people
every day. 1t goes into
THE HOMES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Twenty-secopd Annual Reunion of the
Society at Buffalo. July and 4.
The city of Buffalo will combine its
Fourth of July celebration this year with
a season OF merrymaking in honor of the
veterans of the Society of the Army of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

Before purclNSing Your excursion tickets
to your favorita kumIuer resort SEQ the
agent OF the CottQHBelt route. 401 Main
street, and get sonc luable information
as to the cheapest andeasantest way to
make your trips
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
This Is the Best Rnuta

The Fort Worth and Denver City rail.
way, in connection with Uniol sRoGee. s
the only direct and 9uiae GBeee to Denver
Salt Lake CitY,~rtlneiand and San Fran
cisco 6c0n poins ..0rth and northwest
-a1aseket Office 40l Main street and Union
GepOI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
aiaRyApassssf
ReadlRss &: !: !
umn every day
Unmoyed by the News.

Weary Raggles (reading from a news
paper he has picked up)-The new thou
sand dollar gold notes are badly printed on
inferior paper.
Tattered Tomkins-B that so, It's odd
I haven't noticed it.-Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
hREATED QUESTION.

Where Shall We Go For heslt5s iask -eieas-
gIsa
Nowhere. apS9stfe globe is there to be
found Il variety Of climate, scenery and
cheap resorts to equal that tributary 10 the
Union Pacific Route
Ticket office 4ol Main street and Union
depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
Plalnyiey, Hale County, Tex.

TIdNVTe", HdIe CUUHIyi TEX =
Come to Amarillo and get yoag,siAetss a
the Hotel Amarillo, oyeEAAe Cffs bee daily
stage line to PlajHyiess fhe county seat of
Hale, tke4soeS6dnty on the central plains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06

Remember, in sping East the Cotton Belt
route has the only Through sleeper TO Mem
phis, thus making u PIE change of cars TO
all the prominent utheastern points.
They also make Gjfect Alnections in depots
OF connecting l6s and sAke you disagree
able omnibusffide of twa miles. Ticket
office, 40l Main street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
North.
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY.

FORT WORTH AND RIO eRkNoE.
Niles Miles
Granbury.....-...-- 80 Dublin. ..-......... "
Stsphcuvilie ...... 20 Comanche........ liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
FORT WORTH AND DENVER.
irLF. COLORADO AND SANTA FEE.

FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE
Arrive. Leave
" m.---... Fort Worth. ..... 800 p. III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
FORT WORTH AND NEW ORLEANS.

4 RI .-e Leave.
........N No ~. mail .... $40 p. m
No A.. accommodation. 8. 10 a. IL.
$50 2. rl........NO- ~, mGiI.....-.-
.-JU =. m. No. Il. accommodation.
~ ihc above rains from the Union Depot
& - LUSk. Ticket AGENT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
Ct, ,OT-rS s0TTnWEsTER,

Arrive Leave.
IN p m. Memphis Express. $50 u. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
TRANSCoNTINENTAL

Texas and Pacific trains Nos. Band SONY stop
81 TeXarkaua, n (. Junction, Atlanta Jefer-
son Marshall. LOngyiew Junction, Big SANDY
Mincola. wills Poirt. Terrell East Dallas
Dallas and Fort Worm.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03
pri.tldJr l1ionirrfrItr.

Sefe ,ur grinneruns an bic @ntunfi
Der eriten beutiden Ginnanberer fuh
In bieiem SABRE mebr ale ie ,unor in
ben 8er. 9taaten gefsiert.
8iele Std6te i'm RorSpeiten unS
@eiten, Die bapon bisber sli&ts batten
wiRen woIlen, baben f4 bsuer Der aas
geu,eineu Str0mung aneelhlofen.
So ielbit in Stem gort unb in Bafb.
ington bat man fb oasu besusmt.
Oies mar ober um 70 erfrtuIiAsr, ale
bic Bepolferuue Der oitii4en Saupts
fdote fid in Der @sstI nur f9ptr ents
f6liebt. auf,unebmsn, iuas fe ni4t
nuf's Sapet sebradt bat.
Benn nun aud in einjelneu Sdlen
Mibsriffe bel Der 6sisr nidt permies
ben fno, 70 III es bod erfreulid, bab
bic beutide Yionisrfeisr in amerita
fdtlid Wursel fabt.
Senn ipenn man fd Der 8orsdnser
banfbar erinnert, melde beutIhe
Sprade unb beutIds Sitte 3uern in
bies 9anb sebradt, 10 mub man oiefs
Giiter bod pertb baIten.
Sa;u tommt, bab semeinlame duff
siise aud semeiniames Sanbeln borbes
reiten, uno semeiniames Sanbelu 1T,
i'm glneefdte Der madienoen &nslps
notbinsautb in bitiem 9anoe, elm
Ding Der Wotbwsnbisfeit.
$50 nur INNER es moglid IN, nirb
aus ben oHentliden Sdulen Der beutide
llnterri@t uerbrdnst; ia aud bic fraf'
tis auiwadisnbenbsn YribatiduIen
fu9t Der fnffers Wuderseiit su ;erito.
rem. Seritlbe 6anatismus, Der bic
bsutiden Oitisepropin;en ruifid 5u
MAIDEN fudt, III ou@ bier in @merifa
an Der Mrbeit. llnb nie bort Der
beutide Spradseiit uno bas beutfds
2uthsrtbum ausserottet iperben iolen,
70 mirb bier aesen bic Sprade 9eifns's
unb Gotbe's, uno jusleid segen ben
3atbolicismus unb Die beutibe Sorm
bes Yroteifantismus gemiitbet.
Sas erfolsreide Experiment, oas
bieIe 9eute in benz berfolensn Sabrs
bunoert nit ben Nesern semadt baben,
bat iie aufseblaien. Beil bic 8ambos
nnb Supiters ibren ideubliden Sarson
in Oemutb benz Gnelifden opferten,
unb ibre 4auoutdn,e iuillis nit benz
8ubbanfeetreiia mstbobiitiider eoser'
periammlunsen pertauidten, mutben
fe Den Deutfden basfelbe su.
Mber Die madienoe Seisr bes beut'
iden Sases ;sigt oieien Sprannen
INNER oeutIi&er, oaS fe f3ief sewidelt
| fnb.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03
SOt eprinss. Gubdnser hes

SOt Spriuss. Gubduser bes
,0Uttor" &eelsp, ipeiAer Die Grmtiu6t
nit Ginipribun9 elner 6olomiihune
beileu ipiu, baben bic Nbliht, bier elm
oerartises 2runfenbolo. Ssilunssinititut
einSurihten. Cb9Ieid lid ein lOl6es
fir Die 8lad Sias sanj beiOnoers eisneu
paroe, 10 iOllteu bic 5nteruebmer bob
etnas wirtea Bls oabiu hat lid
beraus9eitellt, bab piele Gntlafene na6
Der Gntlniiung pieoer IN ibren olten
Sebler ueriallen lino. ZEN fDnnte MN
Der r1oftur" nlleroinss ourd Die Grtlds
rms besesneu. bob lis ni6t lanse seuug
be, ibm selpeien tudren uno @elo aus.
seseben bdtten, ober es bat fi9 gum
Nnoeren herousaeitelit uno es III Elm
Don Der oeutiden Regieruns aeihifter
arat, Der ben NufihluB 9iebt, oab
aeelep's Niittsl allsrbinss i'm Stanbs
1T ben @eidmad fir GlfobOl ju 3sr
It6ren, aber nnoererieits ben Batisnten
ein @ift in bic Giusetueibe pumpt, benz
iiber tir5 ober lang Der &6per uuter'
liesen muB. Ser betrefenbe GrSt 1T
Der Reinlns. oa6 10 lanse als oas Ses
treble uno bic Jri9ts, aus senen Der
Sprit ertrabirt weroen tann, ansebout
iperben, bies Gelddit audi betrteben
ueroen utrb mb baB Der Truntenbeit
uur nuf muralii6em Mese entsesen'
genrbeitet meIhen toun.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03

Criibe AmsItdItsn tn Qnma.
Die gsieberfpahl BON GOupsrneur
gpies in Soma III bis jebt MIR cine
yaieoerlase Der Probibitioniiten. niAt
Der Yroblbttion. Sene iiub saidlasen,
bieIe beltebt. llub bic Nusli4ten auf
ibrs fiinitise 8eisitisuns iino na6 wie
Dor ber3li1t.
glaeruinas iteben Der Beieitisuns Der
Irobibition seraoe in Soma serinsere
SAmieriafeiten i'm @est, oils in anoe.
rem Staten, bic nit benz sleiden Glude
bebaItet iinb. Sn Soma III bic probi.
bition nur einfa9es @eies, ni4t ger-
faIIunasIab. Oas benz Yol;e pon Der
leaislotur unterbreitete bejlsliue
amenbement 5ur Staatsueriaiiuns bat
3par bel Der abitimmuns cine beoen,
tenbe Webrbeit erbalten. Nadtrdslid
entbedte bel Yaiiirnns bes Gmenoes
ments besansene Gormiebler madten
iebo1 bic Mbitlmmuns unsiiltis. unb
oas Nmenoement bamit binidGig.
Wie nad bem uerunsladten Mmenbe.
ments. Uerfabren bic Yrobibition einfad
babur1 einseilbrt iuurbe. baB cine
Mebr9eit beiber Sdnier Der @eiebse.
buns cine be3nslibe Bill annabm, ebens
10 einiab t0nnte iie iebt wieber abses
id5afft iueroen. Die aus ben @ablen
berporaeaangene, aui Grbaltuns Der
Hrobibition perpilidtete republifauiide
Nebrbeit III jusem 70 serins, bab es in
ieoem Der beiosn Sduier MIR elm paar
beber3ter W1dnnsr be5ari. um burd jeit-
meiliges 8uiammeniuirien init Der be.
motratiiden Minberbeit ben @iberrnf
Der beItebsnbea WrobibitiOnsselete bers
beijufibren.
Qeiber benten ale Mnjei9en barauf
bin, boB bic erfprberli4en beber3ten
Mdnuer - Ndnner, bic ben Mntb boz
ben, Elm 4nrtsioebot ~ lbertreten. nm
benz Wolismillsn seredt ~ werben -
Ini9t unter ben eripdblten Qeoislatur'
mitelirbern ii& finbm iptrben.
Bis iebt penisRens II leiner sum
0orldtsin golomneu. llab pOn Seiten
| Der leiiepben vepuIiianii&eu porteicr'
game. @olitiler nub ~Stoatemdnnfr-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03
1ltnd1rn-ai ainTdtun.

90. Topsmber, Berlin Die @rippes
Gpibemie bat bissmal sinen nett ernlerm
6borotter ais bel lbrem Sorberri9sn i'm
Sabre 1899
Sm 9elaufe Der pereau9eneH adt cage
Iino 80 perionen Der Ssud. GrIs9tu nno mad
enem llsbsribIos pOn drstIi6a Seits ertrans
ttsn ieis eem I. Ropember in Berlin oaen
60 900 gsrionsn.
%. 0op. SebaitopoI, RubIaub.
Giur frsilid nod nidt perbirstsn Gdhridt
sufoIse milf bic ruiltids R,sierung i'm
Sribiabr bic Mobilmaduns anolonsn.
"a. Rou. @aibiueton. Der Genes
rails pofmsiitsr bat iowobI ben 9ontratt fir
bic Pofib,iOrbsruus nod WittsI' amerita pis
ben fir ben pohbisufi nit GbiEa Der sFoeifc
Tail Gteamibip Co. Suseiprohen. Die
psreinbartm Sublibens 3abIunssn btIanin
f6 aui $500 900 fir bas uf, Sabr, nno
$500 900 iir isOss Der iOleenbsn Hsin Sobrs.
Die Soutrafts trstsn am |. Sanaar 1892 in
6raft.
%. Tou. gaIpatifo, Chile. nau
sridbrt bier, tab bic Ra9irase mad sersInis'
tenn Salpstsr in europe cine un9swObnli4
srcbs ii.. Gas beb.utst irisserii@s Borbereit'
uusen fir ben 5ribllns.
%. Rop. Daibinston. Die NIT
Der ausarbsitaus zines Reeiprocitdis Sa'
TRACES ,wiiden bex ben Der. Staaten unO
,Sowai beanftrastsn 9ommindre babeu ibre
arbeit pouenbet uns ben GRtmnri bem
Pr6Iibsntsn sur Gsuebmisuus uorselest. Der
gsrtras bsbeutst tbatiadlt1 5reibaHbel.
2s. Rop. Shanghai, China. %
pno beu9tst, bab bic R,beueu inter Der
anfltruns zines prisisrs am Disnltos nit
ben taiisrIiden 5ruppsn bel 9bins Ring IN Ger
lIlanidurei ;uiommsnitiebsn. Die taiIerIi4m
1000 Ham purbsn nit sinsm BerInit pon
TOO ;nrlisel9lassu. Die anbsrsn eutaoben
unb bic lissrsi4sH Rebslen, bic pon aleu
Seitsn 8eritdrtuns srfubrsu, ,FHb aut BEN
Raride mad bsm naben Petin.
20. Ron. Obsiia. Nublanb. Dn
Sunssrtpidus bratet iib iest RAID nntsr ben
notbls,bsnbsn Sausrn in Iablreiden S3rtul
bes goupernements nlostau aus.
20. Rop. lonbon, Gbiua. Wdbers
GiuSslbsiteu iiber bic Sdeubli&feitsn. pelh,
bic dinshiden Rebellen ssssn bic btlsii6en
1iiiFondrs periibt babsn. iino ioebtn einse'
lauitn. Die S1d9tsreisn besannen nit ber
| WiehPruskeluna her ueulidb Refebrteu. mas
uuter ben raifinirtsiten GndIereien bssann.
3arte timber murbsn pon ben Sdsuialen srs
snfen, nit Nsiiern iOrmli4 serbadt uno
baum psrbrannt g8it ben Ronnen triebsn
fs ben abideuli9iten nniue, bspor man
ibnm ben S9abel eini&lus. Die belsii4sn
Brisiisr purben srauiam semartert, trusen
absr itr zoos nit Grsebuns. Die wiloea
Seitsn riiisu sinsm Der ebrwirbssen Rdunsr
bic eunss unb bas Ser5 aus, bas fs bann
perbranntel.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03
Der SipfeI Der 8srnreut'

bett.
@as III bic bodite 8eritreutbeitl
gDenn man fi6 bsi Slide bic 3eitun9
iiber ben Sdoob brsitet uno - bic
Serpiette lieit.
-Oie ldnaite Yferbeba b ns
Iinie Der @elt perbinoet bic Std6ts
MeTico uno @alapa. Die Gntfer'
nuns betrdet ~ MeiIen unb bic 6abri
bauert adt Stunoen.
Cine EN- in @ublanb bsrr.
fhsnben Mber9lauben aufolae Tam
Weesn baOurd berbeiseiiibrt werben,
bab man ben 2ei&nam eines Sduier's
ms BaHer ipirit.
-2omen unb 2eoparheu
fcuen auberorbsntlisb oernt 2openbsI
rie&sn unb Runbeillan9 NIT stnen
eta6 MATTE jwif4tn ben YfoteR lie
Gen, wenn - nit benz Yarfim os'
trdnltiIt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03

I'm polls AS Eroseut ii in ben oer'
floiienen sebn Wtonten oes laufenben
Sabres bic Giuwanberuns Der Der.
einisten Staateu srOber sepeieu, als in
Der sntipre9enben Yeriooe bes goriab'
res. 1eisetrassn su bieier 8unabms
baben, iuie man "a in ben lesten Sabren
sepobut ,p0rbsn 1T. poruebmlih StuB'
lanb, Yolsn unb Stalien, erfrenlider
gaeiie aber aud Geutidlunb unb Stan-
binapien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03

sla&ben bic cine Der beibeu 8iuilinss.
itdbte bic republilonil&e Rational. 3on
pentiou ereottert bat, melbet ii4 iebt
bic anbere ais Deiperberin um bic
bempsrot;i&e. Gir wani&eH aud ba5u
i1ou i'm sorans beItsu Grfcto. @as
Qsimsapoiis rs&t n, II st. Yaui
bilie.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-03

TtCWpDCIU
Wttdeit, so.
Gin reifbultises, in jeber gssisbuns
completes reues Eager BON
Orb 6oOos, @anteln,
SOSenteppi6en,
S6nbeu uuO Stiefeln
llnO llebericbnben,
er6ffnet in unierem betanntsn fribt.
rem @si6dftslotal, iuir6
nnter Goneurren;. preiien
uerfauit perbeu.
g8ir baben uns ben Jiui BON
,,Arbeber"
,,biiltser Preife"
rim Wifcbeii"
eruOrbsn unb pir perben bieien
peratenfen Ruff
itets 5u erbalten iuden.
5olsenoe 8reiie ni0sen bas sei6dtte
oenti6e Bnblifum iiberjeasen, ba 8
iu ir meinen, To a Q mir iaqeH:
rallies neme, frifme sSaareas
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departing from her eyes. The contest was
prolonged Tor weeks. and finally young
Johann conqured. Clara was brought 10 adj
mt It and said they would leave town forever
II was folly, however 20 expect that his
anger would make itself felt in other cities
An elopement TO America was decided upou
and the spring of 1881 was 10 see tho pair en-
route TO America. Arrangements had been
made Johann had drawn from the bank his
money and MS Clara sold all her jewelry.
Sne one day received note asking her to
meet an old school friend on certain day AT
the neighborlng village of kirscheim. Clara
was AZ the rendezvous at the appointed time.
accompanied byJohann. She was 20 be at n
cellan cross-road al certain hour on her way
10 inc town near by. Hardly had the lovers
arrived AT the spot a lonely one. when they
We're set upon 10y Herr Mueller who suddenly
sprang from behind a tree. First attacking
Johahn. Mueller fought with the strength of
maniac, and although the youth fought
honiy Tor his life and his love the struggle was
unequal, and he succumhed
Tn seeing her father suddenly appear. and
IeaiIihg her discovery, Clara tainted. and
only recovered IN time To see her lover dying
anu leel her father raining blows upon her
VIVID The heavy club with which he had beaten
the life out Of Johann.
year ago some men making an excavation
IN the locality came upon two skeletons
Within the last few days they have been iden-
tined as those of the missing lovers, who were
popularity supposed to hAye escaped to Anne
rica. The discovery created the greatest ex-
element throughout Rhensh Bavaria