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a Fatal Iniary.

ANDERSON. April 1s.-[special. Bond
Cheek and Andy Ross, two iron workers,
met in a saloon here yesterday evening
and quarreIed. 1t was the result of an
cid grudge brought across the water with
them.
Later on as Ross was leaving the saloon
he was assaulted BY Cheek in a vicious
manor. Cheek hurled brick at Ross,
striking him in the forehead, crushing a
portion of the skull and producing an in
jury that will result fatally.
a piece of the skull the size of silver
dollar was forced into the brain. Cheek
is at large.
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n Lively Scramble.

LAFAYETTE, April 25.-[Special. In
the habeas corpus case in the superior
court this morning in the case of William
Mcmillan VS.. the sheriff Judge Everett
discharged the prisoner.
An officer was here from Ohio after Nc
MILAN, but he had no requisition. He
was afraid the prisoner would escape be-
fore his papers came. and ar affidavit was
made before justice of the peace for his
arrest. When the constable went into the
courtroom to make the arrest Judge Ev-
erett said the arrest could not be made
while the court was in session. The mo-
ment the prisoner stepped into the ante
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A nrnIsenan Ki,ied.

FoRT WAYNE, April 22-[Special. AS
the west-bound local on the Pennsylvania
road was nearing Hamlet, Ind, tonight
Edward Waterson, a brakeman, stepped
backward from flat car on which he was
standing, aud falling to the track was run
over and Instantly killed. Wsterson was
twenty three years old and unmarrieh.
His homo WAS at Columbus, Ind, and he
had been in the employ OF the company
but q short time.
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QUITE A FLOOD.
The Business Houses of EnEIIsh Have n Wet
Tlme of IL.

ENGLISH, April 21.-[Special. THE
rains in the past two or three days have
swelled the creeks and Little Blue river
to such an extent that this morning the
dwelling and business houses in the low
districts were eight feet under water The
business houses mostly affected by the
food are Mrs. Rosenbarger's millinery
store, Cora Browns confectionery, Moore 4
livery stable. Coles drug store, Temple
Bros. hardware store, 5. ). Raw
grocery, W. Huf's saloon. the post
Office, Laswell hotel, Luckett's drug
store, Burgess & McCoy's general store,
Sam Benz's general store. Commercial
hotel and the Democrat office. At noon
the principal part of town was three to
four feet under water. A menagerie was
billed here for today. but did not put ur
any tent, and pulled out for Birdseye this
evening, as no suitable place could be
found in town to put up q tent. Every
body remained indoors.
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A Yhite Cap ukasa.

NoBLEsvuLE, April 24.-[Special. The
following is a letter written by white caps
TO William Shafer Of Cicero. this county
Mr.. w. Shafer:
SIR-We think you are imposing on Mr.. J.
Shafer by harding with his family, so We here
by notify you that you must seek shelter else
where and not with Mr.. Shafer. His pension
will not support sutch family as is laying on
him you may depend on this Tor q fact we will
make our word good
Cicero Ind. FROM ME. WHITE CAPS.
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Deaths.

LIBERTY, April 20.-LSpecial. " Yelling
ton Dawson. aged seventy, an insurance
agent and prominent citizen of this city,
dropped dead last night about half past
s o'clock while reading his paper. Heart
failure caused his death. He was one of
the oldest citizens OF this county aud a
prominent democrat. He served two
terms as county auditor OF this county
before the war. He was devoted free
mason. He leaves n widow and three
grown daughters. all highly respected.
NoBLEsyILLE, April l9.-[Special. Dan
lei Bush, a pioneer OF Hamilton county,
died at his home in this city this morning
of la grippe, aged seventy-eight years.
His sickness was of but five days dura-
ton. The deceased was born in Ohio.
but had resided in this state during the
larger part OF the three-quarters OF CEN
fury which he lived. He was the father
of thirteen children, seven of whom sur.
vive him.
LAPoRTE. April 22.-LSpecial. Joseph
Bertrand. q haf-breed Indian OF toe Polka
gon tribe of the Pottnwatomies, died at
South Bend yesterday afternoon. He was
q noted character IN northern Indiana and
southern Michigan. and was without doub.
the oldest man in Indiana. At the time
OF his death he claimed to DO ITO years
old and it is positively known that be had
lived l05 years.
GREENcAsTLE. April 19.-LSpcial. The
funeral of Past Chancellor Hill OF the
Knights of Pythias, took place this after
noon. DIR. John Clark Ridpath delivered
the memorial address and the Rev. Or.
Hurlstone of the Pythian organization.
conducted the funeral services. There
were floral offerings from neighborinr
temples of the ssterhood founded by
him.
GosPoRT, April 20.-[Special. ]-Postmas-
ter w. r. Tindolph died last night after
weeks illness with pneumonis. He was
member of the Knights of Pythias. His
remains will be inferred at Gosport GENE
terry Thursday.
FRANKLIN, April l9.-[specisl. l-Eliiah
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An Eioping Compile.

KoKoMo, April 25.-[Special. Elmer
Tyner, young business man of Elwood
and near relative OF Assistant Attorney
General Tyner, spent yesterday and part
of today in this city looking for his sister.
He was convinced that she had eloped.
It was found that the pair had taken
supper at private boarding house in this
city Saturday evening, but all trace of
them was lost until today, when II devel-
oped that they had left for Frankfort.
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SHELBYvnLE, April 24.-[Special. AT
meeting of the capitalists OF this county
Saturday evening initiatory steps were
taken for the organization OF 100000
stock company to establish q starch
factory at this place, and $4,000 of stock
were taken almost without solicitation.
The Hon. John Beggs of Terre Haute
took $4,000 worth.
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Death IN Wild Frrsnlps.

NoBLEsvnLE, April 2l.-[Special. Miss
Matte Dixon, young lady OF this city,
aged twenty-five years, died this morning
being poisoned by eating the leaves of
wild parnips which she had gathered and
cooked for green's. Five other persons
partook of the same food and took sick
Immediately, but are now considered out
OF danger by the attending physician.
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MUNcIE. April 25.-[special.l 1.-The cur
ryout boys at Hemingray's glass factory
went on strike today noon because the
management had announced that cut in
their wages would be mado. The action
OF the kids badly crippled the factory and
they are now trying to get the other hands
in the concern TO join them. Mr. Hemin-
gray says he will have their parents spank
them and send them back to work or he
will fill their places.
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Prison sentence.

SEYMOUR, April 25.-[special. lin the
circuit court this afternoon John Ii. Dur
ham of Medora was sentenced to one year
in the prison south for larceny and Charles
Morgan of Columbus was fined $50 and
given eighteen months imprisonment on a
plea of guilty for Matchmaking w. n.
Mcdonald of Seymour
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BIooded Hors.s Burned.

BRAzn, April 2l,-[special. Nv. ].
Leavit's barn with oil its contents, includ-
ing two blooded horses, one COW and calf
were burned. Loss $1,000; insurance for
1925. 1t is supposed that tramps slept in
the barn last night and set it on fire either
carelessly or purposely.
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Death nj Ios.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, April 25.-[special.1-
Classy Petcharn, colored woman, died
here Saturday eyed 1o2. She was born in
Maryland and brought here by the father
of Gen Candy. who fell victim to the
Indians before the great Modoc war.
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A nov KIned nv Tho Core

PERU, April 24.-[Special.] = Charlie
Smith, eleven years old, whose parents
live in Huntington, while stealing a ride
on Wabash freight fell between the
cars and had one leg crushed, and he was
otherwise badly bruised. 1t was several
hours before he had medical attendance,
and was so weak from loss of blood that
he died after the ampu,ation Of his limb.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27
THE CAPTURE OF A TOUGH.
WILLIAM S. FERGUSON CHARGED WITH
A MURDER.

His Victim Observation-Disclosures OF
the Deed-othsr state News-rhe Coal
Agreemsnt-Killed by she Cars-Dled OF
Ola Ags-Ths Lavene Trial Ciossd--An
Old Indians Dsmiss-Ths LRports Synod
-PresbJtsry Adjourns.
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Klii.d by tho Cars.

MITCHELL, April 22.-[Special. EARLY
this morning James Dawes, aged forty, a
day laborer, who lives about ono mile
south of Mitchell, was found liieless and
mangled on the track OF the Louisville,
New Albany {; Chicago railroad. 1t is
thought that tho north-bound passenger
ran over him last night. He was addicted
70 drink, and this caused his death within
100 yards OF his home. He was man Of
family
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Jnckson's Fruit.

MAUMEE. April 25.-[special. Wheat
prospect in this part OF Jackson county
is fine. Fruit of oil kinds along salt creek
bottoms is badly injured, but on the hills
it is still safe. Farmers are pushing their
work along for an early crop.
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A Boiler Exp!odes.

GREENcAsTLE,A April 25.-[special This
morningan explosion took place in the bath
and laundry rooms of L. G. Barlow. 1t is
supposed to have been caused by the
boiler running dry. Two young men. who
were playing chess in an adjoining room,
had q very narrow escape from the flying
plaster and timbers. Loss on the building
and engine about $1,000 Insured.
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Beechams' Pills cure Sick Headache.
",rr.. w,nnow.. sso.nlnr srrnp,

"aIrs. Hinsiow's soothing syrup"
Has been used over Fifty Years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while Teething with perfect success It
soothes the child. softens the Gums,
allavs Pain, cures Wind Colo and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea Sold by
druggists in every part of the world %
cents q bottle.
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Andrew ]. Smith.

Will be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who
have used them prove this fact. Try
them.
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sIad Dog. and Cattle.

BRooKvILLE, April 24.-[Special. Some
time since a rabid dog was killed in Bath
township, near the town of Mixerville, and
since that several other dogs have devel-
oped signs of hydrophobia. Four cattle
have died on the Decker farm.
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Death of nm In-nn. Patient.

MARION, April 21.-[Special. blanche
Hockett was adjudged insane about year
ago He died at the eastern hospital last
night. He had been photographer here
for fifteen years aud was much respected.
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ADVERTISING.

LIVERY CINE IN NEED or IMPORTATION on
u the SUB cot advertising viii 90 vel TO obtain
a copy OF Book Advertse-s," Se5 pages prics o1s
dollar. Mailed, postage paid. on receipt o. pr.cA
Contains a careful compilation rom the AmerioAn
Newspaper roctory OF al the best papers ana cass
ournals gives the reulAtiOn rating O. every one.
and Q good deal Information about rates ana other
matters pertaining 30 the business advortsng Al
dress Rowsll's Advertising Bureau, 10 spraeesA
New York
TFYoU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHIyG ANY
i where 81 any time write 10 Geo. p. lowell Co..
No. 10 spruce-st.. New YORK..
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NorE-Ths letter has date
Marion Harland endorses and uses
Clevelands Baking Powder.
NoTE.-This letter has a date.

February s. 1892
After long and careful trial of others, l prefer
Cleveands Baking Powder for several reasons.
Clevelands is pure cream Of tartar and soda
mixture, containing alum ammonia or any other
substance deleterous to the human stomach.
Cakes, mufins biscuits, &c., in which Clevelands
Baking Powder is used, keep better
like quantity of Cevelands Baking Powder
goes further and does better work than any other of
which have knowledge. 1t is therefore cheaper.
PoMPToE, N. J.. sN1@1Spps HSzL2sr<
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The Mckinley tariff, arranged so that
everybody can understand Ii, will be
found in THE SENTINEL's Indiana Alma
mac for 1892" Price % cents.
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An Aged Lady Injured.

GREENFIELD, April 25.-[Special]--Mrs.
Martha Roberts, an aged lady OF this city,
was dangerously hurt by large barn
door falling upon her. Her recovery is
not probable.
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con. whose mind has been affected by a
fracture of the skull, received over twenty
years ago, dropped dead. Mr.. Brown is
president OF tho town board.
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Dropped Dead.

BRooKvILLE, April 21.-[Special. 1-Theo-
dore H. Brown was attending the funeral
OF bis aged father in the south part OF the
county yesterday and in his absence his
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still AasociatinG.

Mr.. Harrison may pretend now that
Quay is not a fit associate for him, but no
one will believe him while he is still asso-
ciating with Raum, Egan, Dudley and
Moods
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William Eaton, going south this evening
on the Evansville & Terre Haute railway
at o'clock, was wrecked here. Five cars
left the track; one loaded with flour is
comnleta wrerk
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When Baby WINS sick, VIC gave her oastoriA-
whe1 she was a Child, she cried for Csstoria-
When she became Miss, she clung 10 OassoriA
When she bod CbiIdron, she gave them oassoria
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A Mreek at Prlnoetpr.

PRIscEroS. April %. Especial =
Freight train No. To- engine 100, manned
by Conductor McDevitt and Engineer
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20. Dav.npor, CaInhInn.lon 90 Tronble.

MARION, April 2l.-[special. THE May
Davenport combination, playing a one
night engagement, came to grief here last
night. About the middle of tho second
act officers blocked the exits and pulled"
the whole show. The arrests were made
at the instance OF the city marshal from
Peru, who had q warrsnt for them, charg-
ing larceny. They were taken to Peru
last night.
PERU, April 2l.-[Special. T. The members
ofthe Davenport burlesque company were
all arrested at Marion last night and brought
here to answer to charges OF stealing
clothing from the hotel. distributing OBJ
scene bills, and showing without license.
The manager paid fines and costs for show
ing without q license. amounting to 500,
and compromised with the hotel propric-
tor. The other case was dismissed
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AGENTS WANTED.

DXTRAoRDINARY oFFERING--sI,O0o TO 5000
~ year assured TO general agents 81 10 - per
day to canvassers A permanent and conven ent
business. No composition Every lady possible
customer Address with l-cent stamp, Consolidated
Adjustable Shoe Co.. Lynn, Mass ~ ~
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Stinnett, aged.fity-six, died today at the
home of his Brother, from dropsy follow
ing an attack OF the grip. Deceased had
just come TO this city from Upton.
NoBLESvILLE, April 20. - Special. -
Grandfather Haworth, the name by which
he was known over the country, died ut
his home few miles southwest of this city
this If orning. But few men in the county
were better known than he. He was the
father of DR.. NJ. Q. Haworth, prominent
physician OF this city.
ROCHESTER, April l9. - Especial -
Thomas Wilson, an old and highly es-
toemed citizen OF this county, died OF
heart disease last night. He had been in
usual health up 10 the hour OF retiring.
His sudden demise will be a source Of
sorrow to his wide circle OF friends.
SHOALS. April 2l.-[Special. Miss Reta
Wright, residing about three miles north
OF this place, died today Of heart disease.
A few hours later Miss Amanda Sims, her
chum, died of tho same disease. Both
were accomplished young ladies and were
sixteen years old respectively.
PLAINFIELp, April 10. - Especial. -
Heny Moon, an employe at the Ellis
planing-mill. who was injured some days
ago bya flying knife while working with
a planning machine, died this morning Of
blood poisoning.
JEFFERsoNyrLLE, April 22.-[Special. j
Mrs. Rachel Meyer, wife of tho late Peter
+. Meyer, died this morning OF heart dis
ease. She was sixty-one years OF age and
leaves a valuable estate.
TIProN, April 90. Especial. j Daniel
Cannon, an old and respected citizen oil
this county. is dead of old age. He was
one of the first settlers of the county.
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MEDICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SOMETHING PRACTICAL THE IN
Il. proved Daisy Fence Machine and the New
Daisy Wire Reel. Address ziesler Harnoz. Ardes
son. Ind &1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25

v9a tritt Der unteri6ieo 81 Gage. Sn
Dem einerl Sale waren es arnle SeuTel,
meiitens i'm NuSlatDe g%eboren, fpelde man
als blpBe ugeiitige llrbeber", lpescn toooriz
aer HeDensarten bGn9en ooer einlperren
fonnte. Syn onberen Sale limb es- aber
WeiQtpnGre, Die ni6t gelittge, lonoern that
iGhlid,e urbeber pes WtorDes III BennlDl7
panien tparen, 1nO Oeuen bari BET ScIbe
nihts gelheben. Soaar Die Worowerf7
seuae, Die Yiufertpns, bat man unbelaltl9t
Dem Staat ben Gifen febren lailer."
Seit bas teranii6e 8latt oas Sbtse
i6rieb, itno inter Den Nrbeitern in 6ome>
fteao, Die it'd leotglib ge9en cine tploerreht7
lid unD geieBtpiorig einDringenoe Banoe
qepebrt batten, mebrere chen DesbGlb wegen
ongebIlben OtoroeS Derbaftet moroen,
tpGbrcnO6ri6, &obeiop ulD. unbebeItgt blte7
ben uuo audi nihts aegen Den IN S6ott>
lamb tpetlenoen GarnegIe 9e16ab.
0ies lit un9eiabr 10, ipie rpenr man na6
benz b~lutigen @reisniiie auf Dem Sbtcagoer
6eumartt Die bon Der Bonnie tbeilS ge7
treffenen, tbeils beorobten Bolt3tlten oerz
baitet, iebo6 iber Die Gntitebung oeS
8ombentpurfes gar feline @riminaluntsr~
inhung angelteIt DGtte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
seaatartt t.sts SomtHeas.

9lu9 einise 8lGtter, bic mabrIi@
nt6t anar6tittl6 iinD, aieben iest 8erglei6e
51ptlhen ben fur6tbaren Strafen, tDel6e
uber @Dicag0er Nnar6iften tpe9en oes am
4. Wtai 1886 auf Dem bieftsen 0eumarft
auf9efIbrten SraueripielS DerbGngt nurDen,
nno Der gGn5liden Strafloftgfeit Der Mnz
FILTER uno urbeber bes bon Der Btntertonz
8an0e am 6. Sult 1892 beribten bluttgen
Shdrte le9t Der nl6tzanar6titti6e, fretz
1tnntgs Mno tIetnbIrserIt6e vSeras 8orz
pGrts" ben INTERRUPTED bar:
~....ygSegen beS SOB unD 0eroerben un<
ter ben Yoltatiten anrihtenoen Gbica9oer
Sombenpurfes uuroen I%ogenannte
&nar6iiten ais geiltige l1rbeber bieies
8ombennurfes Derbaftet. neil tie aufbeBenoe
Steoen nor Der 8egebenbeit gebaLten batten ;
mlebrere muroen bonn Staate Suinpis gum
SODe, uno elmer 3u ID Sa6ren 3ubtbauS
Derurtbeilt. 3uei murben gu lebenslGnsz
lt6er Su6tbausltrafe begnaoigt, unb mebz
rere muroen bingeri6tet. @On allen ben
Mn9etLagten lit aud niht eincm Gin5igen
Der Sombentpurf poer cine Direfte Sbeilz
nablne 0aran beDteien pDroen.
vSie WeiIionGre @arne9ie, SrtG uro
Gonlorten mietDen oreibunoert Wioroer,
tpelbe fte nit Mtn6eiters 8I6ien uno 9tez
poIuern gut bewaffuen unb bon Stem gOrf
uno SbtcagO na6 Dem Staate BeuniDlpaz
MEN i6iden, UNI bort eie 8enobner bon
6omeitenp nieoer3ui6ieBen. Wesbalb MUIR
ben ite 70 l6tper bemaffnet, menn IS ni6t
gel6ab nm ibre Waffen in @umenoung gu
bringen? 6ier failn BON elmer mitlelbaren
g~eiitieen urbeberidaft gar ni6t Die &eoe
le.lt, lonhern Srid uno @enol1en fino Die
QllItiiter, pel6e bic WfOrDer 9~ebungen
baben, I'M na6 0omefeaO 3u 3ieben uno
bort Elm Slutbae an3uridten. Wel6es
9tcdt baben Carnegie uno @enOllen, be-
paftuete 8anoen lelblt auBerbalb Der @renz
3en 4ennipluaniens III oll9en, um 0ur6
lie SOD unD YerOerben in ienen Staat 5l
tragen? Qgar IS ni6t iogar cine felnolthe
Snpaiion YennlDlDantens, ais Die bewaffz
neten uro militGrii6 Or9aniitrten YInterz
tons Die @ren5en oeS Staates Iberi6ritten?
6aben iie niht babel 8ir3er BennlDluas
mems, iue!6e in geredter gtotbwebr gegen
fte fGmpften, piberre6tIth 9etOotet u1o
DerDun0et?
n.Q8esbalb erbebt Der Staat Bennipluanten
ni6t @ntlagen auf Wtoro geaen Die urbeber
hes 8lutbaoes, Carnegie uno ietne @enol1en,
tpie geQen 9ieienigen, tpeIhe tlr Se3ablung
ole WiorOtboten ausfubrten !!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
@mropaer I'M StenFe GDtnas.
6 hanahat. Suni 1892,

@on 10 leibeni9aftlt6en nationalen
@egeniGbeu, tpie ite ieBt in europa nit
INNER grDBerer S9Grfe berportreten. tpers
ben Die in Oltalten anidlii9en NuslGnoer
ipenig bsriibrt. Srieoli6, ia oft senug i'm
freunOi6aftli6iten 8ertebr leben Die @nges
bOrtgeu Der nerihieoeniten gtationen NIT
einanoer, unb bieran baben mir uns 10 gez
wDbnt, baB es uns ni6t tpentg betrembet,
ipenn mir bDren, oaB oeuti6e UNI fransOs
iti6e WtartneOfft5iere bauon cine Iusnabme
MAIDEN.
Sour auf einem 8oben, tporauf allD I'M
Nugeneinen Die frieOlihften Senoensen porz
walten, tonnte au9 cine 10 ela5ig in ibrer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25
modentide 3ninois Staatss5eitune n1ontae, 25. 3uli 1892

tpanbte. Die &raufbeit i~teiaerte bieie MAJ
tirlihr anlase -. Gin &icieL i'll 6leiite
zines ~-ianules, unb Saiierrei6e 1ollen 5us
lamu1en." Die DemoralilIrte, DerbNngernoe,
BON unfGhiaeu Gencraleu i'll Der SIRE INT
beroenarrte Arnlee lab Sdbnefrltrlheno ben
Gurus in Der llmgebuna oeS &aiierS. 0aS
6. Nrmeecorps nari6trt III Die Wtolel -
rulariHirt" lit su piel 0ela9t, Die bunaernoe,
oisciplinlpie Otalie ihlebt lih medanilb
Dor. Die YreuBen iino ibr auf ben Serlel1,
@rauate plast nm '@ranate. 0a miro
n6alt!" ~commarDirt, NueS serGtb ins
Stodeu. vg8tr iinD perfanft!" rufen Die
Soloaten, vperfauft unO aus9eliefcrt an Die
8reuBen!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-25

v@in nerbammtes Mlalbeur fir cine
@rnee, etnen iOIHen @bef gu babeni j" iast
elmer Der Soloaten. uno 3oIa ielbit faBt
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