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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
STATE NEWS.


WINSL0w.
Last Sunday was observed % Children's
day. Rev. John DinsmoYe Of Auburn who
WAS formerly pastor here for many years,
was present and gave an address to the
older people rs well a. the children. The
church was very prettily decorated with q
profusion of flowers. In the evening there
were exercises by the children and remarks
by Rev. Mr.. Williams, which were listened
to with much interest. The house was
filed, quite . number being present from
Benton. Vassalboro wooden mills are hay
ing . cargo of 800 tons Of coal discharged
here, which with the large amount of lum-
Der being sent from the mill makes bust
ness pretty lively ct the station. T. L.
Spauldipg 10 confined to the house having
q severe time with lame knee.
Somerset.
ST.. ALBASs.
The can-makefs for A. c. Bakers corn-
factory have arrived and will begin work
this week.-T. B. Seekins and family have
moved back to town and occupy the house
owned by John Nye.-The residence of
Mrs. Nancy Robinson is being nicely
repaired.-The store formally occupied BY
T. B. Seekins which has been closed for
the past six weeks, was opened Juae 18Th
by F. e. Bridgham.-Several new barns
are being erected, one Of the largest is that
Of l. o. Winslow the dimensions being
40x10O feet.-Mr. Chas. Lane Of Dexter
was in town Sunday, the guest Of Mr..
George Goodwin.-Mrs. VIM, Goodwin 10
quite sick, also Mrs. Milton Merrill.-Rev.
Mr.. Dodge Of Bucksport will preach here
during the ensuing year.
NoRRIDGEwocK.
Quite large party. composed mostly Of
citizens Of this town, gave Landlord Rseoe
of the Quinnebassett q benefit last SatuI-
day evening Mr.. Reece had . bountiful
supper prepared and all did ample justice
to every dainty. This hotel is gaining pop
ularity a. summer house every
year and the present season will
see every room occupied.-Consider-
able real estate has changed hands
during the past week, the most important
Of which is the purchase Of the Penney
farm on the Smithfeld road, by Mrs
Nutting who has q son who will mansge
affairs and breed and deal in fne horse
fesh.-Can making was shut down at Burn
ham and Morrills corn factory last Satur-
day. They have $50, 900 cans made. They
expect, however, to commence making gal
lon cans for apples in q few days.-Mrs,
julia Gray of New York and Mrs. Frances
L. ellis, both daughters Of the late
Congressman Stephen d. Lindsay, are
spending the summer in town.-The late
rains have done great amount Of good in
this vicinity.
STARK.
The Methodist Eoisconal Sunday scbooi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Pullen's Orchestra played for the High
School exercises at Bowdoinham, laa
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

| V be fbe kone Of ~ Dassy
/, shils % he tsip, add will - side
trscksd 4 Ds1sis ma convenient plses,
sed vii b ssed ~ s3sspinG seeeoneder
IisEs sEiIs there. This obviseks ~ hotel
charges Wills % DE !. ixip egceps = the
matter "a food md . Hsndsss1n, the
B ,:ns 81 fuscsion By ~ Hanger Fiscal
sauis 40 rhs Csnsdias Pacific, sdizing car
sIIi be STACKED vhs1s meals vii b served
| ss eli hcuss fox very reasonable sun-
The Whole expense Of The tsip (sxclusive Of
resIs] vii b. only go each nan, which u
A very pretty souvenir High School extra
Of the Ban Times vss rublisbed SATURDAY..
They sre catching big msckefel in Casco
bay, some taken on Ons Island weighing
swo pounds. The fishers around Small
Point have also done very veil.
Daisy 0olding. yosns lady ct Perry.
Who vas the wonder Of Eastern Maine some
years sso because when only THIRTEEN
months Of age she weighed seventy-dve
pounds. 10 nov thirteen year. old and weighs
only hinety-.wo pounds. She hss evidently
not occupied very much time Id growing
for the past twelve years.
A Belfast man 10 doias quite business
In the poultry business, having established
tuck farm where he nov has over 1900 Of
the yrung swimmers In various stages OF
growth. He ships them to Boston as fast
- they are large enough for the market and
gets fancy prices for them.
TIE prospect Of an early completion Of
the Shore Line Railroad 10 Passport has
given added impetus 10 summer resort bus
cess on Csmpobeiio. Values Of oniisiux
lots about Frixs's bay are already held Al
higher figures, aud thsre Is fair prospees
Of more hotel capacity being added he
season. With the rsiirosd that section sii,
be q grand summer resort.
Many Pitisaeid people feel the reed Of y
Free Higs Scho u in that town The Ad.
vs.tissr fsvo's an arrangement With the
Msioe Central Institute 80 that Pntiheld
pupils may lhere receive instruction similar
to that received In high schools. this tut
lion TO be paid BY the town, in the manner
prseticed Ia noulton and Pressure Isle
Is the ides tina. trees. unlike tomatoes
ald pumpkins, need no care but ought al
ways to keep themselves growing thrifiily,
modern notionY Eighty years sgo. a.
coroing {, the Pemsguid Messep ger, par
ties who owed J,ns trees used every fail
e. cart dressing into Their woods, and u i.
sronnd tbSm. &, ii crease their size,
aud claimed il paid .heDi good interest.
Rev ". 7 Elmer, ~ho has made such
success ofSl Johns School, III. Episc3 pal
insti .ution q: Presque Isle, 10 to resign.
The school will lose in him An able and
earnest worker.
The Boston Transcript. takes Oh the at
tempt Of some Maine reporter to be Eng.
lish," - follows "An sccount Of IN
accident on the Maine Central says that the
baggage went on the track. Bag
gsge-vsn is too sweetly English for any
thing" That reporter must have been 8
Journalist.
Richmond Bee A lady in the waiting
room on the steamboat wharf the other day
was pettiug Longs goat, when the creature
snstched . veil off her face and swallowed
it without winking. II was the coolest per-
Torrance OF the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

when 1t gets too wet for fsh to bite, :"
said resident yesterday, "it has raiusd
enough He had Sunday burn on bic
nose, and it could be plainly enough seen
that the rain didn't interfere with bic
piecatorial sports for one day at least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
TERMINAL CITY COMPANY
d11N61DO
81 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.
the MOST PROMISING ENTERPRISE NOW BEFORE THE COMMERCIAL WQkn
From the Boston Journal.

1890. 80 SCI ] s. s ss
sz s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Gas is being put into the new bapkine
room, OF the Augusta Savings Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Quite number from this city ATTENDED
the commencement at Bovdoin COLLEGE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
unvsi, RWAvkvs,


Ths Dsse 6alvs b ths world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, UloeRs, Salt Rheum, Yevsi
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and al Skin Efuptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
ID guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price Is cent per.
box. 1of sale By Bovditch, Webster 3 CO
susssodAvly
De Haley's Toosn and kAfsche Drops.
Hups Clara on~aT.cNa-~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Jupiter Pluvius now has his inninss and
ia making the most Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
ALLOWANCE In a Nutshst,.

Life is always interesting when you have
purpose aud live to its fulfillment -Bea-
consfeld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Rev ". T Elmer. ~ho has made such a
success ofSL Johns School, III. Episcopal
intuition q: Presque Isle, 10 to resign.
The school will lose in him An able and
earnest worker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

CGaren Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

The w. G. T. U. will meet this after.
noon at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Society will be held
10 the Cleveland Lecture Room, Massachust II :
Hall, Brunswick. Me-, Wedne sday, ~ June, 1891,
A. NJ. II. W. BRYANT, Reed Sec'y. Portland.
iuuel6 to june2f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
From the
Boston Glo5e. :

"Unless tho exist.
ing Company took
advantage Of tho
site for building rKR-
MINAL CITY, it is
now certain thAe
some other company
would, for the idea
on which it rests A.
on a solid foundation
is one that cannot be-
erzdicated from tho
commercial mind. IL
is the natural outlet
for the great western
traffic that is TO pour
into and out OF ita
spacious aud deep
harbor as the ocean
tides pour through
the eighbor
Straits Of CanSS.
That is enough to
settle the question
and disclose the des-
tiny, There Is no
chance for blind
sswork about
TERMINAL. CITY. The
circle of the worlds
cities is waiting to
widen to receive it
as one Of their queen
sisters"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
NEW INSTRUMENTATION.

House lots tor sale.
For sale house lots.
Low sales at the Bazaar.
FOR sale-fresh cut flowers.
St.aw hats--F. W. Mathews.
The Alpine District, Stnpleten.
See committee on pensions notice,
Best Me dicines Chas. X, Partridge.
You don't u, cd J mmy nor n dark lantern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Children CT ief RiithaeI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

The Boston Transcript: takes OF the at
tempt Of some Maine reporter to be Eng.
lish, ~ follows "An account Of an
accident on the Maine Central says that the
'bsggsge-van' went on the track. Bag
gsge-vsn is too sweetly English for any
thing" That reporter must have been q
Journalist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Richmond Bee A lady in the waiting
room on the steamboat wharf the other day
was pettiug Longs goat, when the creature
snstched veil off her face and swallowed
it without winking. II was the coolest per-
foYmance Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24
Sccol 21loiicrs.

The quiet still prevails in police circes.
IL Augusta 10 have no fireworks on the
Fourth?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Many pit'saeid people feel the reed Of y
Free Higs SchoJi in that town The Ad.
vs,tissr fsvo,s an arrangement With the
Msios Central Institute 80 thar Pntidsld
pupils may .here receive instruction similar
to that received In high schools. this tut
ton TO be paid BY the town. in the manner
pfscticed la nonlton and Pressure Isle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

Of the Messrs. Pope; but before going up
on The Read6eld road We learned that Nh.
Norcruss sss absent attending the Canton
races. and this decided n to somewhat
change oar plans for the dsy. Being -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

A very pretty souvenir High School extra
Of the BAN Times vs. published Saturday.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

befti9e @rploiio,,, nad tuelder Der Wlann
in etnem l6redliden 3ultanbe auf9eTu1oell
uuroe. Ser SOB par lofort ettgetretell.
Die leBte iapaneiilhe 8oit
bringt Die 9tahribt BON Dem Sooe oeS
8aters Te1tep.uioe. zines lapa1ltz
i6e1 4aters 9amien. ST ge6Drte etl1er
fran30itlhen OroeuSgemeiniGaf an u1o
muroe nah sSapan ais Wllilionar 9elanot.
Mdbreno jeiner SbGtigtett iii Snnern oe5
2anoes befam er 1856 einen SAL bon Nus<
iaB in 6Gnoeu. 0erielDe erregte letn Wftts
leib in 10 bobem @raoe, oaB CT beldloB, cet
iapnnii6en NuSlQBigen ietn games Sebe1
su niomen. Sine 30ldbrtge Ttan tpdr
Dom @uslaB ergriffen. SDr Wtaln DerlteB
ite, uno ite tpurDe in ben oberen Galm
elmer Getsmiible geitedt, bon alIem menlb>
liden Gerfebr obgeionoert. Die &ranf6ett
madte rie1ige Torti6ritte, Die 5ran perlor
bas @tugenli1t. Sn bieiem 3uitano fa1o
1ie gSQter Seiteputt0e. ST belu6te tie be-
1tdnoig, las iDr ettpaS Dor, utlterbtelt lt0
nit iDr ul1o iud)te auf ale Wetle tbr Gleno
gu l%tuDern. Bal0 gelan9te CT aber gu DER
lleb%er3eugung, DAB tDr 2ooS tlht 3p Dellern
lei, tpenn tie nidt in ELL &ranteltbaus &C.
bru6t tpiiroe. Sin 6olpttal fur NuslaBlge
Qab es nibt in Sapan, Die getpobnltden
Siehenbduier nabmen naturli6 1olde
&ranten ntdt auf. Sebt rt6tete Bater
Eeiteuuibe alle Ieine Gemii6unsen euf Die
@rinoung zines SoipitaIs fir Qusldyl9e.
6ein 8lan fano s~iinitise Nufnabme BET Der
8eu0lterung. sc fam 10 biel gelo 3ular1s
men, baB am @bbang hes berlbmten Ser
.eeS Suit etne Wnitalt erbaut tDeroen tonnte.
Seit einigeu Sabren lit 0ieleS 6olpttdl nun
in boiler 5hdtiafeit. 0as a~egebene Bet7
ipiel DeranlaBte eint9e iapaniide Wtenlden1
freunoe spei peitere 9lnitalteu fir Muss
ldbtee su griinoen, 10 baB es jebt i'm @unz
3en 0eren bret gtbt. Die aufreibenoe Sbdz
fiqfeit oes Baters untergrub balo leine @e>
iunobeit. Su 6ongtong, mo er @enelnllg
iu6te, lit er am 3. NuguE 9eitorben. =
@bre leinem Nnoenfen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

baben- .ulto man Dermutbet, baB er i'm 2uz
itanoe 5ei:tDeiliger @eiiteslt0rullg Seibltz
moro beging.
@Ottlieb Bors nabm 9ienltag Nbeno i'm
6auie ieiner Mutter, SO. 367 gleuelauo
Nuenue, Salpeteridure, moran er alsbal6
itdrb. Ser Toote mar 33 Sabre alt. pers
betratbet. lebte iebo6 eetrennt bon Ieiner
Srau. Sruntluht unD Nrbeitsloliofeit,
idon fir ldnaere 3ett, ioa i'm gum Selblts
morDe getrieben baben.
Der 63ldbrige Wi6ael 6oereer mabte
Oonneritag ieinem2eben bur6 @rbGnqcn eir
gnoe. 9tadoem er geitern Worgen 9ez
friibititdt bate. perlieB ct ieine @obnung,
SEQ. 1853 8eober Ctr. Seine Srau eloubte,
CT babe ii6 gu ieiner2(rbeit in Bope'SW a[ss
bauS an Der Stateitr. begeben. 6oerger
mar jeboh mad benz @ro9eidoB leiner
@obnung geganeen unb erbdngte fi6 bort.
@egen 10 16r am @ormitta9 tpuroe Die
2eiGe bon benz SoDn bes 2ebensmioen
gefunoen.
Dan Mo[ton. SEQ. 1859 BGbmoutb 8laee,
ftarb9 onneritag WOreen OH elmer gu sroBen
0oits Worpbium, ruel6e ct in IelbStm6roez
riider9tbiidt 9enon1men bate. 2iebesgrarn
iou tbn gum Selbltmorbe getrieben baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Qn's Sano oefpllt.

Die 2eide oes lungen SEQ @eiaer. Der
am 4. Sftober belm Bootfabren i'm Gee
%ertranf, murbe 9ienitag in Der yeGbe Der
gtoroieltez 8aiiermtrfe ans Qano oeipii[t,
@eiYer> rDar 20 Sabre alt uno mobnte bel
ieiner Wtutter III $50. 974 @ltbourn Npe,
ST bate nit ietnem Sameraoen Sbeobnr
&enlpel uno pier 2lnoeren am Otahnltttaq
pes 8. Sttober Die Wtrtbldatt BON @brtlt,
s. gteB, yto. 46 Sullerton Aue., perlallen.
nm ttlden 81 gehen. 9ie ytabt batter bic
tur19en 9eEte in einem B~ootbauie am 6ube
Der WisconitnitraBe 3ugebro6t, uno am
SonntaG Wforgen begaben iid @etoer unb
Senpel segen Den Gatb tbrer @etdbrten in
etneH Soote auf ben itirmii9eu See btn.
aus, uni Ne5e ein3ubolen. 0os g3oot
l6lug UNI uno @eI9er ertrant, m6breuo
Sempel iid rettete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Der bIbnsrbof.

Ser Nuben, ben man I'M Q8inter BON ben
5abnern bat, lit ni6t aaetn abban9t9 po1
Der Yfle9e. pelhe man ibnen I'M 6erblt am
8eoeiben IdBt. NqerOings miiien ite geraoe
gu oieier Belt gut 9efittert lno Dor Der
&dlte geihiBt tperoen, bod oas 1T nt6t
Nues btn9egen miliieu ite i6cn porber, ebe
Der 6erblt fommt, IN gutem 3uftano ltb
beftnoen, rpenn man i'm Winter @ier baben
mill. SIS aiebt fir Die 6iibner I'M 9ansen
Sabre feline 8erdnDerung, Die 10 piel Ginz
tluB auf fie bat, nie Die pom 6erbit gum
Winter, unO penn ie in's fate Baier
fommen, olne ii6 i'll gutem 3uitanDe 81
beitnoen, 10 lit es iebr i6limnl, Oa es alss
oann fragli6 lit, oh tie iiberbaupt m Wtnz
ter @ter legen %tperoen; ie Beginner Damn
metltens crit betm @tntritt Der 6riibjabrss
fpGrme. Oagegen ioqte man aber tbun,
tDas man tam. Oern geraoe Die 8intereter
ttno Die gelu6ten, Die gut be5ablten uno
- northumberland. llno bel SnefmGBi9er
Slttterung Hno Stauung fam man tie
haben. ytameatli6 Die alien 6Ibner, oa
ne eben Dor Dem falten Metter DArd Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Die anitedenoe OVERWHELMING
Der Riibe.

SIT Die anitedenoe @uterent3iinoung einz
mat IN elmer Oer0e aut9etreten, 10 IGBt Tie
1th taum Dertreibet, bod lit Die Gra1fbett
nt6t t00tllG. Sic tritt inln1er ploBlt6
auf uno befGut &lbe aler Qlrt, ielbit troden
geiteute. @nt3inDIthe Din i6nelIungen elmer
ODER mebrerer 3iBen oes Cutters 1tno nas
er1te &rantbafte, mas man mabrlebmen
tam; aus ben 9el6moleuen 53tBen 9ebt
bet bent S6mer3 utruria6euoeu W2elten
etne 9elblt1e (Ott cttronengelbe) Sliliigfeit,
Die nit Didem, geIbem, etterartigem Sc
rlrtleI untern1tl6t lit, herpor. Sftlnals
entleeren IT'D tegelformig ~geronnsne Stiide
elmer aus Set, &dle1toff otter, 3erialz
mai1en H.. !. 10. beiteberoen O}afIe. 9duftg
fommt Die &rantbelt in ben binteren 0ierz
teln oes Cutters gum 8oridein. SIS Iailen
ft6 lebr Iet6t oerarti9e @uterent3iinbuuz
gen beobaften, tpel6e our6 0ftereS Nus>
melten oes Cutters beieitigt meroen ooer
bod benin nG6iten &alben Don Ielb1t oerS
ihtpinoen. SIS fomn1en aber aub TGQe
Dor (@nt3inbung bon bret poer allen bier
8ierteln oes @uters), Die nit 6ieber qez
paart 1tno; oann lit 0aS Gutter sielnlih
fart 9el6Douen, bart, bermebrt tparm, oas
Nusmelten Der gerOnnenen Waiien gelingt
niht oGer lur unpoa ltdnotg, bas Gutter
ooer Elm She'll 0e1ielbeu per0oet oann TAFT
regelmdBtg, mas CUR SoI9e bat, baB Die an
benz llebet IetoenOe Sub gum Mll6se5en
ni6ts me6r tau9t. 8e9el BET oieier anites
denoer &ranfbeit lit ieoo6, baB Die @uter
Der franfen 8ii6e mei6 bleiben uno oaB
benielben ntdtS anSufiblen lit; nur lelten
faun man am franfen Gutter Nrl6mellunq,
bermehrte Bdrme, lopie groBen S6mera
bel 8erllbruna Der erariffenen 1heile mahrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Gin per5weife.noer Grfinoer.

s. s. 9einri6s, Elm @leftrifer Der
ntdt TN Stanoe mar, cine 0srbelierun0
ooer @rftnoung auf eleftrti6em @sbiete
bier gu pernertben, be9ing Dteultag Otodt
IN @onipaps 0otel Selbitmoto. Gr fam
l6on tor elnt9er !3slt DON @tep g)ott nab
9DlcaQo, tano bier aber feiIle unteritabuna
letner Soeen uno lGeint baoHrG III mir
li6e Gerbaltniile OerieBt moroen All leln.
Nnt lesten 8tenfta9 9beno faufte CT iid)
cine groBe 6lalde Gbloroform. Oeinrtbs
tllte cine Napplda6tel NIT 8aummoae
ul1o trdntte Dle1e nit Der 6%lilligtett, Dam
ballo er lth Die SdahteI auf iein. @eii6t
mp es ertol9te Der SOB in tlr3er t3ett.
Wtan tano in lelnem 3inmer 5tpei nad)
gtem Uorf aoreiitrte 8rlefe. Ser Soote
lelblt bate, Wie man ausgetunbeu bat, So.
43 GenterltraBe, Stem Oorf, gepobnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

uehn:en. @iuselne &l6e befommen oos
llebel nut in etnem Sbelle 0e5 Cutters, Die
ldle6te Ufil6 fommt nur aus elmer SlBe,
bel aloeren aus mehreren Ooer allen Striz
Aen.< @jnige 3Diere betommen Die &rantz
belt mebrere Utale uno baben, noboem lie
lelbtge ib%erltanoen, bob nod CUTE MWttld,
lpGbreno oielelbe bel anoeren glel6 perltegt.
9as Qlu0emeinbefinDen Der 5biere MIRO
0urh oas uebel nur menlg uerdnoert.
Die &tantbeit lit onltedeno. 9tidt nit
trGgt ie it'd I'M StaGe uno Dnr6 Die Wetoe
bon Sub Su Stub neiter, ionoern fe fann
auf S6ofe uuo SGue ilbertragen DerOen.
urlade lino mabrl6einlt6 or9dniide Sc
bioe, ipeIde fid in Der franfen Wfil6 mai
1enbaft p%orftnben. Die 8acterieen eelangen
b06it mabrlhetnli6 bon auBen 0ur6 Die
Stride in oas @uter unb geben i'm Snnern
Die EeiSe ab, tpel1e ben @nt5itroungsproaeB
~einlelten uno unterbalten. BUR Gerbiltung
meroen folgenoe WtaBregeln empFobleu:.
u Sritt Die &ranfbett III elmer 6eerbe
auf, 10 lit bas frante Sbier lofort Ob3uionz
Derl1.
y Ser Stau, in tpelbem 8ihe nit Der
anitedenOen @Iterent3inbung oettanoeu
baben, 1T grlnolt6 gu ret1i9en, nobel
hauptlG6lih auf Die 8ernt6tung Des 9ln>
f%tedunesitoffeS 8ebaht 81 nebmen lit; fer
ner loll man Den Stal cine 13eit leer iteben
laiien uno Dem 9uft3us mO9liit ausieBell.
3 9as aus Dem Guter Der franfen Ibiere
abgemoltene @ertniel IL. i. N. lit tpeoer auf
ben Staubooen nod auf ben gooen Der
8etoe fallen gu laiien, iouoern iorsiGlttg
in elm @efdB aafaufangen uno 8u pers
nt6ten.
a @ai6uneen Ser Stride nit Saltcil=
idrreloiun9en, ia aud nit i6na6en Gars
b~olidures poer @blortaltlDlungen 1T entz
l6ieOen 3tpedmGBi8, uatitrIi6 bat man ni@t
10 ltarfe Qoiunoen gu ne6r1en, DaB Die Wetl6
Der gelunoen &ibe, bel oe1en Dorbeugeno
perfabren peroel1 iou, mad Dem Wai1nitz
tel idme6t.
81 QSenn bas ltebsl feline gr0Bere Ause
b~rettung ~erlangen iou, miiien trante Ooer
tranf 9~epeiene &Ibe felt 9ema6t Hno gez
l0ladtet meroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Sta0t ODtra0o.
Shredltbe Qhat.
Otto. sdwarb 5iinoet fem Paus an unb
erRdr1et iid.

Otto S9warb 3iinoet fem Raus IN nno
erhdnet id.
Sin SamiIienitreit mar bic ltriade, baB
Der 2immermann Otto S6lparb, Jto. 4081
Ntlantie StraBe, i'm Comm Safe tpobnbaft,
Acknowledgment friib letn 6auS an5iinoete
unO it'd alsoann an etnem Balfen erbdngte.
S6tpar3 mar lebr reiabarer gtatur unb
bate Oienitag Woraen init ieiner Srau
eineu Streit gebabt, be. 10 melt auSartete,
SaB 6rau Sdtpab bel 9tidter 6ennei1eo
eineR 6aitbefebl ee9en lbren Wtann ermtrfte.
0teier wuroe ge9en 8ir9ihaft ouf freien
SUB geieBt, uno iein Yro5eb loIte Wittwc6
Jtabmttta9 3ur Bodybuilding fomnen.
9ten1ta9 Nbeno perIteB Sbparb oas
6auS, mGbreno ietne @attll1 Itn 81 Bette
be9ab. SIM 2aufe Der gtabt muroe iie nI0bz
LID our6 SrGnogeruh getpe6t,. uno nabs
Dem ite Den Nlarm gegeben unD Die Seuers
tDebr ibre Nrbett begonuen bate, lteIre it0
beraus, oaB oaS Seuer auf Dem 0a6booen
Diltbete. 9lls oann 5tpet SeuerrDebrleute
Die ThGre 3ur 9ahfammer erbrahen, bot
it'd ibiIelt DaS 9raulige Sdoulpiel elmer,
hon etnem 8alfen berabbGHgenoel 2etc1e,
on noe der Die Slammen empor5ilngelten.
9te Ileioer tparen bereits tbetlipelIe pom
&0rper abaeiengt uno bas Jleil6 8er0itet.
Die Slammsn puroen 8elolbt nno Die
ðe ab8eibnit;en, morauf man ie ais Die
oes 0ausbeipoDuers erfanl1te.
is Lag flar II Der 6alo, baB S6marb
5uerit Da5 Seuer angeIegt uuo iib oann erz
bangt bate.
iSrau Shmarb mar bonn Summer itber@
mallnt, als iie Die lhreflihe &uGbe perz
nuJm, unD ntdhte flo Die bitteriten Gor>
ipirIe pegen ibres Yor9ebenS gegen ben
,Qufiiid]tiueu Uloun.