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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
A MISSING SHERIFF.

HELENA. Mont, Jan 3L-On January
nth, two masked men entered tent at
McCartvsville, an isolated railroad camp,
IN the northern part of Missoula county,
and shot five men. two OF whom have
died. The masked robbers got 500 and
escaped TO the mountains Deputy Sheriff
Sprague immediate ly went in pursuit, and
since then nothing has been heard of the
officer, and it is believed that he has been
Killed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
A GROWING WESTERN TOWN.

Trinidad. Colo. is growing aud offers
greater inducements TO the real estate in
vestor than any other city of the west
Address Trinidad Land aud Investment
c0maDy, Trinidad, Colo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
At Home.

Mrs. .Westend-Good morning. Mr. North
end. want 10 run in and see your wife
Is she a; homer
Nr. Norrhend-Yes; she'll be at home all
day. When l left she was trying TO maA e
MP her mind TO go ont and have a tooth
pulled.-New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Wood-H had lny choice would r,e,s
ny summers II Newport zod mr. winter.
II Florida
Kyde-W lat would yoz do 81 spring and
autumn
"ood-oh. would bs failing in Nsw
York-P1ck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
ENTITLED TO THE BEST.

All are entitled TO the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have. at once, a bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, 10 cleanse the
system when costive or bilious For sale
in 20 cent and SL0O bottles by all leading
lluuuists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
THE MAMMOTH EXPLOSION.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. SL-The senate
legislative committee which has been in
vestigating the Scottdale explosion exam
ined the Mammoth mine today. The
members OF the committee say they have
learned that an unexpected fall OF slate
liberated pocket of gas or fire damp.
which was rushed out upon the open
lamps of the miners aud exploded, killing
all in the chambers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Doctor-Did you get that mixture 81
wine and iron that ordered'
Deacon Waters-Yes- II was first rate.
Never enjoyed a bottle Of medicine better
In my life Drank it up without takin'
breath. But, doctor. there was TOO much
iron IN It.
Doctor-Humphi So I should imagine.
Deacon Waters-Yes, the iron ali went
TO my feet and made EN- ~ heavy could
hardly walk-New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Frtzva-znt Indeed.

Miss Packizhouse-PzPa-~ won't you give
rae some money 20 buy few more picture
70 hang in my rooms
Mr.. PsnEnhOase-Whsf Over thS;
beautiful gilt wall paperf-Puck-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Scientific Guest-Wba; DO you think o.
Professor KOoh's great discovery fcr the
cure Of consunptioEi
Hostess who Is not much of newspzpe-
reaGsrl-Wsll, . tell ys III truth, I hzia't
much faith IN any O these ere patent ued-
icines.-Street & Smitbs God Ner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

The seat Of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu-
late the stomach and you
cure it. DR.. Pierce'S Pellets
are the Little Regulators.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Tiliinghast - Look here, Bloobumper.
you promised to come at a quarter Of y,
and here it i o'clock.
Bloobumper-weIl. isn't 8 a quarter OF
l2f-Nau NarE Snn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
A PiOus Erand.

Chandler-You are wrong. l can't think
Harris is a fraud. / have seen him WeeY
when he passed beggar.
Fuller-Humphl That was to adulterate
what milk of human kindness he had in
him.-Detrolt Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Brown 20 Robinson, who has b.
abroad And 50 you have returned fro
your loHg-!ooked-forvard-t journey t0tr
famous scenes Of the Old World 70 O..
tombs of statesmen. martyrs aud pbiio-s
piers. 10 the sublime Alps, great Lond1.
and gay Paris Tel me, old man, VIVA
have you oonc'
Robinson (proudly}-I have raised q
beard. .-PucE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

PIERRE, :. D.. Jan. 81 The seventy
eighth ballot Tor senator WAS taken today
without result The senatorial situation
CONTAINS possibility that no election will
De reached this session, and Governor
Melette viii appoint Senator Moody for
two years.
Il cure, headache only Prsstou's He'd
a =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Nothing Could he Worse.

First Tramp-Jim, let's get out Of this
country; it's dangerous.
Second Tramp-Dogsg
First Tramp-Worse'n that. Nearly ev-
cry man I meet offers me work -Ex-
change.
If fails money refunded; Preston
sHed-Ake."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Literal.

Here is a genuine German "goke, trans
lated literally from Fliegende Blatter:
Photographer-Your son, the student,
this picture ordered.
Father-Him that is like. Has he for II
paid2
Photographer-Yet not.
Father-Sull more like him Is that
BinghamtOn Republican.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Not EncouraSing.

Alphonse rzpsuro0slyi-Ah, Ge-srucs.
Sc you are alone.
tIeTtrzde-Well, yes, wA-Bostoa
Cturlsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
q BIG HAlIl

FL pAso. Tex. Jan. 81 The stage run
ming between Chihuahua and Piuos Altos
Mexico. was held up last night bv masked
robbers and $4,000 IN silver bullion taken
The highwaymen escaped, but the officers
lre in pursuit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Unauited for II.

II am thinking Of going into the goose
feather business" remarked Snodgrass.
You'll never succeed in it." predicted
his wife
Why"
tiRecar1se IN ram reg r,luck N-E,nc1n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Bradycrotine is recommended for head
ache by friend to friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
a ezNATOPlAt 0rnDt Oou

Beecnam's Pills cure the bilious and
nervous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Dysp<psia's distress i relieved by Hoo6 =
@ersApATlllA Il 1&s cured uauT s-Fers
Ca.Sr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
What 1t Taught.

Immediate relief by using Prestou's
Hed-Ake."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

Cures while you wait-Prestoa's He'd
AEaU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Because it requires pluck Epoch
The Aa-r.o.a abroad.

Preston's "Hed-Ake" is specific for head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
Her Candid onininn.

Why suffer- Preston's 'Hed-Aks" viii
rrro vrvfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
fifteen minutes

Cures in fifteen minutes. Prestons
'Hed-Ake"
Immediate. harmless-Preston's He'd
Axe"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01
OKLAHOMA.

Original-John w. Whitson, Kingfisher;
Benjamin F. Clark. Oklahoma City: Ozias
ID. Nickols, Saltwater; William j. kess-
niger, Guthrie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-01

1t is over. Looking up the valley we
see-what? Never a blade Of grass or
flower or bush or tree! Simply a track
of deSolation which nature cannot re-
store in a dozen years.
Down the valley-the same sight
Nothing left behind but rock and mud.
\ paradise has been turned into desola-
ton almost in the twinkLng Of an eve
Where peace and plenty reigned quar-
ter Of an hour ago is now a channel of
ruin-a valley of despaIr-an acreage
over which the wolf may prowl and .he
serpent crawl without finding food
Detroit Free Press.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10
9aS 0ersles@SusttteI

@ie ers0sli@ ii4 3utueilen in eng.
LAMB bic Reibereiet dpil@en @i9ter
uno Gertbetoi9er 9eitalten, bapon lieB
Elm Gortra9. ben Der 6erdog pom
duulale fMrjll9 IN Der fran36flden
Afaoemie Der moralii9en Biiieni9af.
ten belt, peri9iebene 8roben b6ren.,
BIER cine Der tleinen @ei9i4ten. CUR
8eit Der aiiiien berelite Elm @i@ter Die
lDeri6ieoenen 6tdote ieineS Rrei1es, nit
Inn 5us Der 9e,u6bulide Q%eerbanH bon
.|Nouotaten. Nan Tam ii, cine f(e.ne
.Staot unb perbanbelte bort einen Bro.
ae6. Der Bertheioiger bate .bas @ort
.ersrifen. ais pl6tli@ i'm !8oie Elm @lel
3n f9reien aning.>, Da fiel Der @idter
Elm: .geur Giuer, tuenn i9 bitten BARI.
Benn 8tuei auf einnal jpredet, 10
tann i'd n.dts periteben." Ser IN.
mat nabm bteie nit sroBern @rn(t gez
.ipro@euen Borte in &ube bin, tpartete,
big Der ,Nnoere" i'm !@ofe fi9 ausae<
i9rieen bate, unb beenoete bann feline
@eoc. Nun belt Der @idter 1eine1
9ortras an bic @ei@porenen. Nber
seraoe mitten in bieier @edtsbelebruna
ert6nte bonn @ofe BET bas erneute
Sbreie,r bes @iels. So serbob ii9 Der
Intualt uno iprad feierli@: sd bite
@tu. Gbruiroen, nidt 10 laut 3l iprez
den; Ste b6ren ia, oaB Der @ioerboq
Sbrer Sttrnme bas &eritdnbnib it1rt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

,arlenthalben sInimtdse eema&t III Der
abi@t. bic @emitber an pertuirren,
ni&t beo&tenb, ba6 lie bomit aesen
@e@t ,anb WeIet fred ueritoben. Die
&olijeibiener baben i'm 0ere,n nit ben
Truppen 0efebl erbalten, has @eiinocl
~ faijen uno mt Der 9an3en Strea9e
bes @eieses nit. ihm ~ uerfabren.
Solbaten uno Bolt! &uhe 81 halten
1T Cure 8fi9t! 9oBt gu@ nibt be-
tb0ren! Mo9t Sbr uuruben uno ,uers
bet Sbr babel sefaBt. trifft Gu& 9leide
Strafe wie bic Nuiuiesler obne
@nobe unD Grbarmen1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10
Die unrabeu IN Gbtua.

Ra9 ben, neueiten ,Dfaiiat. 9loYb.
bauert bic pom ben 9ebeimen @eielldof..
ten in G6ina 8eidlrte Bo1tserresurlS
.geger bic Guropder fort. Ser B6bel
bat bier feline Rird)eu Der Seiuiten.
Mijiion in ber Mdbe Der 5tabt Jutihau
(in Der Bropinj &ian9ii) nieoer9e.
brannt, iomie bic Wtiiiionsgebduo. III
.Datao, ebenfals i'm Oanstsje,EDale Sc.
tlegen, sepliinbert uuo iobanu einse.
dilnert. On nielen Drten tuerben auf.
reijenoe 8lloer perbreitet. 0as Neue{te
1T, tuie cine @ineii@e 9eituns melbet.
cine biloli@e DariteQnug nit eilleul
&reud, an tpeldem Elm foote's S@,pein
ansenaselt it; aui einem Slid barunter
.liesen ais Opfer aus9ebreitet be in.
ueren menidlihen Or9ane. s@eFalten
in frabenbaftem Nufpub ftebeu lumber
unb b~eaeu9en benz @9tpeine lire Ber<
e6runs. Sic Hufjdrift erbdlt @@nab.
u1t9er auf bic drltl,be &eli9ion, pel&e
uulrieoen 5u fifteen beitimmt ,uaren. W..
Ole Be90rben baben in Der Bejor9niB,
oaB bas @olt in leiner &erblenours
ourd iolde Nufuieselunsen 5u I'M
ruben lid f6nnte hinreibe1 faien, iofort
:entipre4enbe Broflamationen erla1e,1
unb bura Gntienouu9 BON @olijiften
oaflr gslorst, oab teine St6ruasen ems
treten. Sic Yrutlomation Der 8eb6roe
BON Yanpii lit poetii@. in IL feds.
ilBieen @erjen, absefabt uno lautet:
.@eiinbel BON auBen bat ougenblid1i@
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10
8ut auSaeDr46t.

rSeben sic nur. tpie rei3eno u,=
itre erite @olotdujerin ater bic Bubne
mirbelt!"
,Wirbelt - pissi4ts iasenb Sd
iase 5bnen, bic &n9elita brinst mt
bren 5uBen in ale &er5en!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

bon Sunberten ~ielbitsebeilter 1runlens
boloe ermieien tuiro. Dert aber Der
DiIe fe6lt. benz Tam aud bur9 teia
Cob unb iein Stry4nin, bur4 teinet1
Nrat uno ieinsn Nputbeter sebolfen
iuerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10
@aS i'm nutntereFa,at ,tta6t.

XO0D tUU ssss"ss'
aeuner,n (tuel@e loeben crit in e'ne1'
Netaurant cine Ste0e an9etreten bat,
au ibrer Go1esin, ,uel@e bereits idon
ldnqere 8e,t in benz @tabliiiement tbds
tia titl: ugb, Grduleiu Slit ~ iasea
Sie mir bod, tper lit iener 9err bort IN
rneinem @epler, ber bort am 1ii9e
nit ben, %intereNanten &opf?'
Site: Der bort? Das 1T Der aler>
unintereGanteite 9err unter unlere1
ftdnoisen @diten.1
I / Relnerin: so, bas bdtte i'd nidt
aeoaht. g(ber 1uarun benn?"
,9ijie: CT bat mir mod ME etn
Eruafgelo 'Sablt!" ~" IL b
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

.Eteleimt tann er'S INN etnreoen !
Droidteutut1der (5u ieinem @aul,
Der ntultere Sprlnse ma@t, UNI eiuer'
acknowledgement Qeutuasen uad3ntout.
men rDdmlidet @ieb, bet y ia Jar
teen 6eu mid, bet is 8oou1,pole. "A
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

DaB man iein 6era perloren, merit
man felbf; bab man ben &opf perluren,
merien bic Hnberrt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10
saS sass etaer MdnperS5ble.

lN-- grg. sEfs.ggg 7Et% t..S ENI 1&1"Ns g5.EMF
Die spielbant psn Mouocp miro
balb auiseb6rt habcn ju fem. 8ie
l9Ou furj beridtet ,purbe. io1 Der Jlrit
BON Monaco lid gemei8ert baben, ben
Bertras NIT Der Gamilie Bianc su err
,neuern. Y
am 16. Npril 1892 lduft bic Grit
ab. bis su melder bic Galnilie Blame
bas 8riuilesium elmer Spielbant in
Monte Carlo beiibt. SIN Sabre 1858
belt Der beriibmte Groupier Blanc ben,
Biener Iasbl. 3ufolse ieinen Gin5us in
Monte Carlo; bamals ,purbe er uon
benz 5iriten 9onorius, Der 10000 I'm.
tertbanen uno $4,000 Granten @e,te
belaB, nit oifenen Nrmen empfansen,
oenn Der Grpup,er madte ii9 erb0tig,
benz Gariien cine 9roBe @ente 3ul be3ab.
len, cine Hente BON mebreren NtiQionen.
6nrit 9onoriuS i4uantte teinen Nuser>
bid lang. er i4luB ben Bertras, ben
Jest iiein Gntel, Giirit &lbert. nids rnebr
erneuern mill. Der Girit BON Monaco
u~erliert boourd ben sr6bten Iheil ieis
mes Ginfomunens; aber Giirit albert it
Elm prattii9er Mann. CT perliebte fi9
5u ieinem Slid in bic iteinrei4e 6erjo.
e,n bon &i&slieu., cine 8eborene 9eine>
Gnboen. uno ma9te lie i'm 9fop. DeS
Sabres 1889 CUR 6iiritin bon Monaco.
9ls blrgertide Berm6aen Der 6eraogin
.. &i@elieu miro e3 benz 6lrjten Mlbert
erm6slt9en, ben Berlult Der &ente,
bic ibul bic Roulette abmarf, 3u perz
l@mer5en unb unseitOrt ieinen ~,piilens
i9aftltden Geisunsen 5u bulbieen. Die
&oulette iubt in5wii9en cine neue Sci,
matb; al, ben resierenben 6irtttn BON
2ie@tenltein bat ii@ bic 5oRilie Blanc
aemanbt anb ,bn sebeten, Der beimatb,
los setuorbenen Roulette 8abu3 als
nenen Nujeutbaltsort e%iu3urduuen.
MQein trob Der perlodenben 8eripres
dunsen Der Gamilie Blauc, 5ebn Mfils
liouen Granten iabrlih, lit ,pohl taum
au5unebn,eu. baB Giirit Sobanr. BON
9ie9tenftein bic &oulette oaitfrcunolid)
IN ieinen Staaten aufnehnaen pirb. 8e,
reits uor 10 Sabren war oie Tamilie
Blanc nit einem dbnli1en Nne-biet:n
an ben Garfeu BON 4ir9tenitein beran.
aetreten.
Gine sldn5ente @eniion uolten fe
bejablsn, BIZ @traBen oes 2anbes aui
ibre Soften berri@teu lalien, wenn Der
5iirit erlauben ,uarbe, boB IN @aoul
Der CRIME Eij@ auiseihlagen tueroe.
S4on bau,als lebnte Glrit Subanu b,e
Yorl9id9e Der grouplerianil,e ab, unb
Is 1T mobl ni4t a%ndunebmen, baB ct
leiuen Sian ieitbem sednoert babe.
Rien ne va plus! Die Roulette ,p,ro
ueti9winben. D,e Wels ,uirb ni9t
mebr bas @9aujpiel erleben. bab 2eule
tudbrenb .eines Grobebens rlbis on
[bem 5pieltii@ fben bleiben, faseinirt
bur@ ben odmonii9en @ei3 bes Spieles
Elm @re,sniB, bas fi4 Dor eini9en
Sabreu in Nonte Carlo ablpielte, als
Elm 8roBes Grbbeben bic &ite bes Mit.
telneeres eriditterte. Die 5ueifelbafte
@eieQi4aft. bic Ronte Carlo belebte,
Die @la6sritter oes Spiels unb bic
@ladsritterinnen ber 2,ebe, tperoen Don
nun an ii@ einen anoern @dauplab
fir ibre 9bdti8teit iuaen miifen. Die
Roulette ueri9winbet aus Mouaco u1o
nit ibr ou4b i6r 9an3er @offtaat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

iodt unb In Sdeiben gei4aitten. Gin
rei@litbes Stdd Butter ld6t man
itmel3en unp iteisen, riibrt cine Qro6e,
seidnittene B,uiebel, et.pa . GbI5fel
Rehl binein unb last e. selb iperben,
9iebt bon Der trditia einaeto9ten Drlhe
ba5u, iopie einise 8troneniheiben obae
&erne, MusfatnuB, ettpas seito6enen
Yfcffer, / @las tpeiDen @ein, unb leat
in bieie 1rlbe bic 8ungeni1eiben. Na@
4tanoisem ao9en pirb bic Speije an.
geribtet, bic man nit tleinen. in Bun.
oenbrabe abseto4ten Gleii9tl5b9en mas
legea fam. Die barnui seso6ene Sauce
muB redt ieimis iein. fam aud nod
nit = 0otteru abssrabrt slperoen, che
man iis iiber bic SpeiIe anf bic s&aKet
iiQt.
Grbient6steu .Grtraet.
Nus ben leeren @rbienldcten tann
Elm prd9tiger Grbtnidoten, GEtract ".
reitet uerben. Die 9erielun9 1T iebr
leidt. Na9oem bic sri5nen 6ilien Der
Grbien BON ben &ernen befreit jinb,
t0dbt man ie NIT eluera 9erinsen 9utat
pom. ooppslitohlen'auren1 Natrot! "
Mailer tii9tie aus, ieibt bann, Die 1llt
ltsle't ~allsorudcao, enI1 uno i1eoet ie
Auf bieie Beiie erDdlt mon cine por,
5iisli9e @ar5e fur 5nppen. Gemafe
uno Sauceu. beuen ourh .6inaufloeu
1nur elmer BeniQteit bappn Der aliaeme,n
beliebte @eiamad bsr friihen SboteR
aeqeben mirb.
M.~,,,;h. q ...ta.
A.''y''s
Jre'noe Horper meroei1 n1a''9n'al ooIt
Hlaeer' IN be stale 9eltedt. aka'1 ma'
De lip Damn nlq1 o'ei 40, lte e'ioa mt el'
relpaarnaoet ~ allernef' 1onoern ortss
81 COS H'no oalo an'n Ardte. Dem wtre
e. obae sroBe N~tlB9auolu18 oes statea'
l@ielm9aM 9ellngen. pen freI1oen MOI.
per eeraas 81 oetoroera, ooer er melB
lonlt zen oelfe' stat1. ntan oe9nage
l1g oalt.t, pos xlno our@ oe1' Aknnpkk,
regt t'ef e'rafnn'en .i''o onr@ ooS 5fa3
1enlo9, mor'u Der tren'oe &orper itedt,
aA5af1mel 5a lal1el1, 'roem mon oas
iet:s 5apalt. Dta' n!tlnlt> oata ole sa'
1enia9etoeloano nno o1e Na1o oes leeren
9falea1o9s d'o'loe't o'e J'n8er.
sesen uusvieier bel g5seln.
I'm h;e m;,b,r - her m,rm.hr.uo
,u uerb;noeru. ftreide ma .uerit SIC
S ~ ano o!ne oes FaE9e u''t e'he1
.nr,ins5 ~. suaT.r ..hs. A1 49, S"
.;nfm ST.; o.rn;;Mt MI AZ. ap;Ibsr
.;sh.n ~ nam y -. hohi.n G;ss,o.s
.oen ,nr;id mn &. h.orem .rr.;mt re-.
S.n fSnmen, ~, hnhI.n g;ssons..
m,rS,n Ma mornsna rn.hnem SM i.
M,lben' oort hineino.,ooen hnb.m' q
.h,;a,s s1oi5er c.I,ot NON q n;e Th;.re
n.ru;dhtet a6S;o. ,r.ih. nnr ap;fk.. J.
bsieht f;nh. hriib. man NIT h.;s.m
Woiser as nnb r.;nioe nonm n,.hnssis
NIT 9nrbofmo1,r' @nnf mia SM.i-
fern. ol,o bie;enio. GSrn.rst.I,n mefd.
nom Wnoef nimt NIT h,m Ghmob.f r..
r1brt mern.n fSnnen b.5tr.,d,, ,,"r
NIT @(nrer;n mornni n,nn ari.ft.r.
miner blda amdh h;ift Metrs,h.n .,;t
r;n,r Mhfnnunn nm itortsm Tcs"s
11nh,n;not ob.r mus hrr mno.i @.f..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ron me;nfim.m.;..
i,rhi,it IT, .mr ]Slysrottnre n.s i1nss.
,ieiera mr. oG,rn nSth;o
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-10

IV ~ ~As
peltfobleniauren Matron, so @r. Qerei-
nister, fem %sepulperter @einielnidure
nno ettpas gang t,odenem @eiaenmebl
befebt.
a@ 6epeu l1nterleibs6ei@meroen
1T fol9enoeS Berfabren bon beitem St,
folge: Sin 3uei Meter langeS uro !
Meter breites @anbtu4 miro bis lbet
bic 9dlfte aufqewidelt. Ser freie EbeilI
tuiro in taltes 8aiier setaudt, gut ausz
%8eluuloen uao oaun 10 am ben Inter.
leib geuidelt, baB bic trpdene 6dlite;
ben uailen Eheilg iiberal GUT beoedt.
9urn Bd1ber iuirb banr3 oas @auae
gut befeitist. y9ieien umid(ag. ma6t
man jeben Mbenb. Mm Mor9elt aimrnt
man i'm ab unb reibt .ben unterleib
til9ti9 troden. 60 empfieblt lid.
ludbrenb Die{er Rur, Bic 6-S Woden
bauertt muB, am Gage cine lei&te
GlaneQleibbinoe 3u traseit.
epetie san HtnSsjaRse.
Cine re@t ior9fdltis sereiniste 8uuae
ipiro nit tpenis Sal5 re@t uei9 ae.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-17

fering souls in purgatory, comme1norated
the dreadful visitation of the plague. But
the most interesting of the statues is that
of st. John of Nepamuk, the patron of
bridges and the saint whom all Prague de-
lights to honor. st. John, SO the legend
tells US, was the confessor of the lovely queen
of Bohemia and refused to reveal the &C.
crets of the confessional to- her jealous
husband. The cruel Wenzel commanded
hum to be tortured, and afterward he was
thrown from the karlsbrucke at night into
the rushing Moldau. Whereupon the body
of the good priest, instead of sinking, con-
tinued to float until taken from the water,
while five brilliant stars lowered over it.
The statue represents an ascetic figure
holding a crucitix, and around the head are
arranged the i've miraculous stars.
One fingers longest near tho fine old
tower at the entrance to the bridge. If by
some spell like that used in The Arabian
tale we could unseal the lips of the sculp
Jured figures who look down SO calmly
rom their lofty station, what tragic tales
saey could tell of the many times the tide
If battle has surged across this bridge.
During the stormy days of the Thirty Years
Var it was the scene OF many conflicts, and
or ten years heads of twelve of Bohemia's
Protestant mobiles swung in iron cages from
the tower. Later the citizens of Prague
rallied to its defense against the Swedes
and held it for three long months, till the
peace of Westphalia ended the war. When
Frederick the Great invaded Bohemia it
was the scene of Il bloody struggle, and AS
lately as the revolution of 1913 Il famous
barricade was built there by the students.
But the DAYS of the Karlsruhe are num-
bered. During September three of its
arches were carried away by the swollen
river, and the collapse of u fourth II little
more than n week ago renders it's destruc-
ton inevitable. Begun as the night of the
middle ages WAS beginning to roll away,
and finished in the dawning light of the
reformation, the old bridge falls just as the
twentieth century opens before the world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-17

e. INV :, HI
CASE OF REMUNERATION,
ht,

Marie, Archduchess of POmare Who Be-
lievcs She Is Mary of Scotland.
Among the doctrines hat ELECTED the
most animated discussion in the recent
convention of theosophists at Boston was
that of reincarnation and the extent to
which n person may be aware of whose his
or her intelligence was III the past. This
naturally recalled the case OF Marie, Ouch
ess de Pomare, who has for many years be-
lieved herself to he the Ieincarnation o.
Mary Queen of Scots. The duchess, who
Is past sixty years of age. is English by
birth and widow of an earl of Caithness,
says the Chicago Evening Post. She is of
large proportions, extremely blonde, with
weak. watery eyes, and dresses with an at
tempt at great grandeur. At a reception
,iven Mt Nice some time ago she received
magnificent salon on a platform
like Il small throne, clad in n gorgeous
court dress of purple velvet. the front
embroidered in pearls. diamonds on neck
and arms and her head surmounted by a
double tiara. representing the houses of
Pomare and Cuithuess. The duchess tells
how she became aware that she WAS the
queen come to life again in these words:
"One night some wears ago | went to Holy
rood anu, leaving the carriage soma dis
tance away, / walked to the spot whore she
lay and, stepping over tho graves of my
'iiSVotpAS, L slppu ny HSk CItNe. kIeit
Tor Il few mcments i'll earnest prayer and
then rose to my feet. All was silent as
death. Shortly | saw a slight mist forming
over the grave, which gradually rose until
1T took human shape. and 10! the shade OF
Mary Queen of Scots stood before me, clad
i'll flowing robes of silvery light. She spoke
in soft aud gentle tones, such wordn as nro
given few mostnls to hear, and then van
ished, and | know that we are one.' Every.
thing she does and all belongings are or
defed to carry GU. this iden.