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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
mae Affray at Pleasantiale.

During Sunday night the police thought they
had located the toughs, who assaulted Constable
Burgess and Mr.. johnson of Pleasantdale dur
ing the day, and beat Mr.. Paquets horse so
badly. The men were in barn asleep on a
haymow but they proved their innocence
of the affair and were released. Patrick Con-
nelly, who was arrested and gave the name Of
Flaherty, was brought before the court yester-
day morning He pleaded not guilty but was
identified by Mr.. johnson, who was assaulted
by him, and by several of the people who live in
the vicinity of the affair. He was sentenced to
sixty days for assault and thirty days for cruelty
to the horse.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
BRIEF JoTTlNes.
House cleaning is going on at City Hall.

House cleaning is going on at City Hail.
Yesterday was bright and quite warm. The
mercury touched $40 in the shade.
United States Deputy Marshal Smith arrested
George P. Graves of Newport on charge OF
retailing liquor without license.
The Deering Library Circle will meet tomor-
row afternoon and evening with Mrs L. j. Per
kins, High street.
The funeral services of Past Commander
John Yeaton, Jr, of Bosworth Post, will be
held at Al Gray street today at p. m. The
officers and members of the Post are requested
to attend without uniform.
Members of the 18th Maine Regiment Asso-
citation are invited to be present at the funeral
of their late comrade, Quartermaster Sergeant
John Yeaton Jr., this afternoon at O'Clock at
No. Al Gray street.
Mr.. Charles Goddard had very narrow es-
cape from drowning recently, while rowing in
punt to larger boat with a load of ballast
from the Shore near his house on the Cottage
road, Cape Elizabeth. The punt upset, but Mr..
Goddard managed to cling to it until rescued.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Ocean view Commandery.

Ocean View Commandery. Order of the Col
den Cross, celebrated its ninth anniversary
last evening. The reception committee was
as follows: Noble Commander Arey and lady,
Past Commander Tilton and lady, Past Com
mander Henley and lady, Past Commander Al
len and lady, Past Commander Merriman and
lady, Sir Knight Orne and lady, Sir Knight
Dyer and lady, Sir Knight Willard and lady,
Sir Knight Nichols and lady, Sir Knight Ross
and lady, and Misses Loveitt, Pickett, Srout,
Thompson, Jordan, Cole, White and Willard. A
very fine entertainment was enjoyed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Stoddard Lectures.

A stoddard lecture is one of the entertain
ments for which many people will brave
almost everything in the form of weather.
There is more in this final example compliment
airy to the popular talker than full houses on
bad nights commonly indicate, for in Boston, on
account Of the grip, which had (not by any
means intending a pun) a large hold upon the
people at the time when he lectured there, to
say nothing of the lettering influence of the
very fear of it, somehow nearly every ticket
was presented, grip OF no grip, rain or no rain.
Tonight he will lecture in the Stockbridge
course on "From the Rio Grande to the Capt.
tal," and 'sMexico, the Capital and the Tropics"
Seats still remain on sale at Stockbridge's,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
The Montgomervs, Dance,

The Montgomerys will hold forth tonight at
Foresters' Hall in all the merrment of a social
dance. The Guards have innumerable friends
who delight in any of their undertakings, either
military or social, and the prospects for a good
attendance are very bright. Excellent music
aud tasteful orders will be furnished, and all
the arrangements have been perfected for the
complete enjoyment of the patrons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Eye and Ear Infirmarv Fair.

The hall committee of the fair to be held May
Esd, for the Maine Eye and Ear Infrmary are
as follows: John Calvin Stevens, chairman;
Charles Z. B. King, Major w. f. Green, r. X.
Galley, FL. P. ingalls,. Those desiring space for
exhibition of goods should make application to
the chairman at once, as a large part of the
amount to be disposed OF has already been as
signed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
OBITUARY..
Josiah Burleigh.

Josiah Burleigh, so long identified with the
retail clothing trade of the city, died yesterday
after long illness, aged SO years. Mr.. Bur-
leigh was educated for a Methodist clergyman,
but entered the clothing business and was one
of the best known men in the city. He was a
member of Bramhall Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
add belonged to Ligonia Lodge and Eastern
Star Encampment of Odd Fellows. He was
also member of the Odd Fellows Relief Asso-
citation
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
The Body Came from Portland.

The discovery of the nude body of full
grown adult person in a box lying in the bed of
small brook about one mile from Tamworth
village, n. H., on Thursday last caused no little
CONSERVATION among the inhabitants of that
quiet town. The selectmen were notified and
began an investigation forthwith. They finally
ascertained that resident of the town, young
medical student, as was stated had obtained
the body while pursuing studies at Portland,
Me-, and had hidden it in the brook
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Cotton Dress Fabrics
BASEMENT.
Cotton is King! lisp Was? No Matter
Which, Either or Neither, Cotton Is
Queen of---Dress Goods.

Armenian and Pacific Suitings, SO inch
es wide, no such value ever offered, Mid
die street price sc yard.
Zephyr Ginghams-as light almost as
the breeze they were named for. Oxford
Cheviots for outings; Lawns for indoors;
Riga Cloth, Batiste, Galatea and all the
rest of the Summary fabrics for special
needs.
Come early today.
$50 bieces Llama cloths to be sold at
Ice. yard. All the latest designs.
These should not be COMPOUNDED with
an inferior quality being sold. These
have never been sold for less than &c.
yard
5000 yards Cambria finished White
Ground Prints, positively the last lot we
shall sell at &c. yard.
1000 yards regular 10 1-2c. Crinkley
Seersucker at &c. yard, pink and white
stripe.
New and elegant designs in ShongtOng
Pongees, IL Lee. yard.
Best Yankee Organdie Muslins, in the
dantiest designs, l2 l-2c. yard.
100 pieces regular 10c. quality Outing
Flannel at 6 Lac. yard.
The u lie. quality, for 1Oc.
One more case of the best Standard
Madras Prints to be sold Monday at SC.
yard, actually worth s.
$50 pieces Century Print, new designs,
extra heavy, and wide, worth 10c. Mon
days sale SC. yard.
There are the Ginghams in the Scotch
and American makes in choice designs
and colorings. The Lace Stripes which
are very stylish and attractive. Plaids
in all the delicate shades.
Apron Ginghams, sc. yard.
Dress Ginghams, 10, L 4, l2 l-2 and
I5c. yard.
But a mere list means next to nothing.
No hint in it of the great heaps of every
sort. 1t is the greatest stock of Dress
Cottons in America that we invite you to
look at-and choose from, if you wish.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
18th Maine Fair.

The Seventeenth Maine Auxiliary is holding a
successful fair at Mystic Hail. An elegant oil
painting has been presented by Frank Day and
pair of suspenders donated by Mrs. A. H.
Moulton. The fair will close this evening with
a leap year promenade concert.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
westbrook Democratic Caucus.

At the Westbrook Democratic caucus last
evening F. "A. Cobb was chairman and C.S. East
man secretary. The following were elected to
attend the District Convention: VIM. Taylor,
Alex Stephenson, G. w. Hawkes., Tim Pomer-
leau, James J. Fisk, NJ W. Styles, 7. L. Dodge,
w. S. Crowley.
To the State Convention these were chosen:
Kimball Eastman, Ivory f. Moulton, G. W.
Mace, N. A. SWEET, F. L'Hereux, Peter Turgeon.
G. w Leighton, S. H. Skillings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
A Portland Firm Wei Known Abroad.

Messrs. Dow s. Pinkham, fire insurance
agents at Portland, Maine, are one Of the lead
ing agencies there. They represent the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Company
and others of the best class.-fDetroit Indicator
OF Nav 5tIl, 1882.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Advent Camp Meeting.

The executive committee of the Western
Maine Advent Canpmeeting Association, at
their business meeting at West Baldwin, voted
to hold the campmeeting from July 80 to Aug
ust z. inclusive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
The Arrest of Godfrey.

Deputy Sheriff Plummer was assisted in ar.
resting Godfrey by Officer W. H. Phillips. BY
an error the PRESS reporter spoke of him as
Officer Stevens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

One lot Check Nainsooks SC yard. A
15c quality for Sc yard. A 25c quality
for E2 Lee yard.
Many new choice designs in these
goods, in Apron Lawns and Dress
Fabrics.
The variety of styles in Ladies' Wrap
pers is very large. what have been sold
at $1.00 we shall sell at 79c, the same
cut on all prices up to So 90.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
Howard Hussey.

BIDDEFoRD, May 9.-Howard Hussey, a
member of the board of aldermen for the last
two years, died last night OF consumption, aged
SO. He was unmarried. His father, Captain
Paul Hussey, was buried yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Readings; Kotzschmar Hall
The 18th Maine auxiliary.
Fair; Maine Eye and Ear Infrmary.
FIFTH PAGE.
Allan Line.
Owen. Moore s. Co.
Frye'S Amandine; g.
card; S. C. Barnuln.
harrington s. Bickford.
Notice is hereby given.
Lee. Higginson 6 Co.'s offer
Union Mutual Life ms. Co.; 2.
Portland s. Boothbay Steamboat Co.
For sale; Henry T. Lord Bddeford.
Annual meeting; Portland Company.
The Portland Crayon Portrait Society.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Rines Bros
Manson G. Larrabee.
x. John Little & Co.
The Atkinson Company.
Union Mutual Life ms. Co.
New Wants, To Let For Sale, Lost Found
and similar advertisements, will be found under
their appropriate headings on page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

One lot Turkey Red Damask Gle
yard.
A soc Turkey Red Damask, fast color,
extra wide, 33c.
What is usually sold at 81 1-2c and 69c,
this week 4Sc.
Notable in the Crash department will
be 100 pieces pure Linen Plaid Crash for
6 Lac yard.
SO pieces Cotton Plaid Crash at &c
yard.
rs pieces 10 inch Twill Crash at Sc
yard.
The greatest bargain ever shown in 10
inch Barnsley Bleached Crash. Exam
inc this.
There is not much to say to you on
Towels. The bargains are here, as al
ways, we are headquarters.
Another invoice of manufacturers sec
onds, Crochet and Marseilles Quilts,
Yankee make. We sold the last invoice
at 80 1-3 per cent from the list prices,
they went at once. seemingly. This lot
will be sold at the same one-third the
manufacturers prices ON perfect goods.
Custom made Puffs, a $500 quality for
$l.65, $3.50 quality Sits, $2.75 quail
ty for $500.
Special opening from our manufacture
er of Sheets and Pillow Slips at the fol-
lowing prices this week:
Sheets, extra fine quality cotton, 2 IA
yards wide, full length, $I.O9 pair, ac-
tually worth $780,
Pillow Slips, good cotton, 45 inches
long, 81 Lac a pair, cheap at Soc.
These are without doubt the lowest
prices ever given on Sheets and Pillow
Slips in this city.
We are prepared to make up, at short
notice. special orders.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

There never was and we think there
never will be such an opportunity to pur-
chase Black Dress Goods as at this sale.
Our purchases were large, the prices
We're about one-third from their actual
value. We are to give you the benefit at
small margin above the prices paid.
Five pieces genuine Imported English
Mohair, black, 10 inches wide,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
a MAY MESSAGE
=E'RoNG
Manson c. LARRABEE:,
246 Middle Street.
This is in regard to Dress Goods on the First
Floor and few Choice Bargains
in the Basement.
DRESS GOODS.
First Floor.

First Floor.
Is pieces All Wool Suitings, sold else
where at SOC yard, Middle street price
3Sc. In four shades of gray, three
shades of brown mixtures, and two
shades of bronze mixtures.
The popular Dress Fabric of today is
an All Wool Outing Flannel, 81 inches
wide, stripes and shades OF tan and gray,
at csc yard.
Double fold gray biege Suitings,
csc yard.
Our stock of Dress Goods has been re-
arranged to give more counter room. We
would suggest to our customers to make
an early examination as some of the lots
selected for this sale are small
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Five pieces genuine Imported English
Mohair, black, 10 inches wide,
csc yard.
Limited one dress pattern to a customer.
Ten pieces hair line and fancy stripe
English Mohair, 40 inches wide, black
and white,
25cyard.
Five pieces all wool black English
Serge, 40 inches wide,
3sc yard.
They we're not asking you too much
when sold at SOC.
Five pieces black worsted silk finished
Henrietta, As inches wide, positively
never has been sold less than S1.00,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-26

alns alussburg pirb sei6rieben:
Die bieIige 2ebensmittelz polisei be-
i9dftigt IT'D gegentpdrtis borsugsmeile
nit Der unterfu6ung bes ramerifas
nii6en S6peinefettes." Sic bierauf
be5iisli6e 6emii6e llnteriu1ung bat
i9on febr i6limme &efultate gu Sage
geforbert, inbem bic meiiten proben,
abgeieben BON 6etten unb tbierifden
Mbfaaen, bauptid6li9 nit groBen
Auantitdten pon benz in 9(merifa mais
ienbaft gemonnenem 8aummoll Gas
menol permifd)t, ben1na9 perfdll6t finb
unb bieies Probuct lit faum bic 6dlfte
unieres guten S9meineaeil6es tpertb.
Man iollte iiberbaupt 8ebenfen tragen,
ein berartig gefdlf6tes Gett als Glabz
rungsmittel au permenben, Der 0er>
penbnng gu getperbli6en 3meden 1tebt
natiirli6 ni6ts i'm Mege. Sie itaatz
llbe unterfu6ungss sMnltalt in Mtiins
den bat IN iiingfter 3eit BON ITO proz
ben yamerifanii6em 51meinefetts"
ni6t tptniger alS n gefdlld5t gefmnben,
wobon bic meiiten Yroben i'm Geaies
rungsbesirfe S6tpaben uno gleubura
tetlgebalten ipurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-26

Gelte, game Stdmn1e, 1bpere Stetne
muroen oonnerno 9e9en Die S6lenie
gel1leubert, bic jebenl @n9riff troete.
Die 9ette murbe bis gu Merrit beriiberS
semorfen, er balbte mad ibr; ein teufs
lildes 0aheln slttt iiber Die i9malen
0ippen, er 1tanb auf, leste bic 9aterne
nteoer uno fabte NIT beioen 6dnben Die
&ette.
Das naHe sraue Saar bins ibu III
oaS triefenoe @eltdt, Der iest lause
Bart flatterte in otfen, feu1tcn Strabs
men Tim ieinen 9taden I'm 3uftoruf beS
, itiirSenben 8aliers. Gr itarrte l9per
atbmeuo binab, BON benz oonuernoen
9truoel lpie ma9nettlh an9e3oeen.
Der tolenbe 9arm nabm linn Die Siune,
bas ipabniinni9e Gerlansen lties in ibm
auf, oielen Orang Der @aller utter linn
gu befrie6i9en, Die 8efreiten binabftiir>
ien 5n ieben in iuilber, froblodenoer
Sreibeitsluit!
Ber bate bas Ne6t, lie"au felieln ?
Dieler @raf? So, Ia, ia! 96ria
iiberflau9 Oas bdu1onilde Qa9en bas
Toleu, Sic ma6tisen Sdufte i9loIlen
lih un bic &ette, Die laneen Mrnle srtfs
fen aus = Elm frdftieer .3us = bic
S6leuie bob fib unmerflid = ein 9urz
selnber Trihter biloete lid unten i'm
Struoel, III Dem Ii6 Sol;iuerf aller @rt
in tolem @irbel brebte; bas @alier,
beu itd nun ein i6maler Our1gang
er0fnete, perboppelte feline @utb. 9Sies
Der bob fid Wferrit, sriff nod einmal
auf - ein gepaltiger Stud, Die Shleule
-sins empor unb leufte lid nit einem
metallenen Con In ben Bfoiten Elm.
Die Setien unb Die 9uft erltiitternb,
NIT Donnersebriia ipeit bimaus ii9
i9leuoerno, idtpere 9teine, 9an3e
Baume nit li6 reiBenb, ftiirlnten Bic
taulenoitimmisen, triumpbirenoem, bros
benben @aller binanter In Die 9iadt,
benz alten 6reunb 3u, bem 8arlinriper.
Wterrit bahte' OH niht8, nibt an
Rade, ni9t an Rieber, i,idt an Smut
binter ibn1; CT empfanb nur cine iuols
liiltise 6reuoe, Elm lpiloes Beba9en, ipie
er nod nte empfunben In ieiaem 0eben,
BET oieIem finnuermirrenoen Nnblid, bel
oieienl betdubeuben Toien. 9anse
blidte er btnab; er persab 3eit llno
Srt, INNER toller tpurbe Die piloe Jago
Der @aiier. Hl6sltd fiiblte er cine
Qaub auf ieinem 9fiiden. eta idber
S6ret gellte an iein DIR.
rM1roer
Gine 9anb rtB ibm bic aette meg =
er blifte in &nut's blutleeres antlit.
nM0rber T. flans eS tpieber.
st 3udte sularlinen inter Sieiem
furdtbaren 9ianlen. 3nut bins iid
nit Der 9raft Der ger;weifluns an Die
&ette.
6ortlesuna foIatl
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Sur reAtem 3eit

Dtere6te 3e,t, ,u pei2er man ben gprti&ritten bon
Slaiens unb WierenIeiben Gtnbat tbun mus, lit se.
fommen, fcbaIb ene Srsane tn enen 3uiant Der ilns
tbdttsfett seratben ppnen Der sefunbbeits6rbernbe
Gnitcb, ,pel&en ie tur3 scfetter's Masen 8itters
gu erneuer Sbdseit erbaten, retet Dor Der brpbens
ben @efahr unb perbatst iOl4 sefdbrIie arantbeen,
ivie tie 1rtsbpfae Riereufranttett unb Sarnrubr.
tlntbdttsfett Der Rteren fabr su @ronifem Rbeumas
ttsmus, GtGt unb Baiieriu6t unb la bas 8lut BET
ietnen Drr4sans turA bic Srsane serenist wirb, 70
BAT bic Gnpenbuns bes Btters eineu tpppelt srrsen
Rusen. Verionen, peI@e an Wlalaria, unperpauliG
felt. geropfuus unb gerrofitdt tetoen werben burd
bteieIbe ppuitdnbts sebeilt Seitbem bic b6sartiae
9rcn fbeit, oe Grippe, aufsetreten, Bat SG btefes
gitters icwpbl als oetl= pte aI8 S@usmittel sssen
tteielte oIer Sr.en bepdbrt
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= 9lus aoln }9reibt man: ,Oie
nWereinsmeierei" treibt bod ion6erbare
8liitben! Saben ba bic BON serieaerz
pereinen biSber ertporbenen 2orbeeren
mebrere yi9tiolbaten ni1t fdlafen
laifen, big Iie einen Ni6tfriegerberein
gebilbet batter, B. +. einen Werein,
benz nur iol6e angeb0ren f6nnen, bic
nie Solbaten tparen. 9ieler neue
ypatriotii6e 8erein" pil es 1id) 3ur
Nufgabe MAIDEN, pie Der propiioriz
i6e 8oritanb in einen Girfular be-
fannt giebt: /. Ser Soaialbemofratie
na6 9rdften bir6 &eben unb Sbaten
auf bas 2ebbaftefte entgegensumirfcn.
/. 9ie @aterlanbsliebe Der Sdulfin>
Der iotpie bic @efiible berielben su
Safer unb &ei6 bur6 @ertbeilung
patriotii6er S6riften gu erpeden
be5m. gu berebeln, nobel Bic Geligion
bes S6iilers gu beriidii6tigen 1T. 3.
Den S9iilern, tpel6e li1 burb ffeis
Biges Stubium ber paterldnbii9en Sc
f6i6te elm befombers tobenSpertbes
3eugnib eriuorben baben, fopie 2ebr=
Iinsen ipel6e bel Musfeaunsem BON
2ebrlinssarbeiten nluiterbafte @rseug=
nifie geliefert baben. iollen Yreile 3uers
fannt iper6en; patriotif6e 8ii6er, Biz
iten u. I. 10. 4. 9ieienigen ni9t ge-
uefenen Solbaten, tpel9e efnen ilnbez
bingt unbei9oltenen &uf baber, 1oaem
1e mad ibrer Seiitung unb Der araft bas
Beamtenitellungen oerifafft merben ipie
bel Wtilitdranmdrtern). 5. I'm 2iebe
gu benz Terein inter bem gplfe su err
aielen, follten Wobltbdtigfeitszgeran
italtungen getroffen lperben, beren &einz
erl0s on unbemittelte, unbei1oltene
6amilien pertbeilt perben fo0. 6. Sie
Wiitglieber bes 8ereins gum samaris
terbienit beran5ubilben. Z. Nusiibung
bes Samariterbienites in 9riegss unb
5riebens5eiten.
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(Sortfekuns foIst.)
gGte tft tiea !!

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung
fiir ieben Gau bon Statarrb, Der nibt bur6
Ginnebmen bon Saa's Ratarrb 8ur se5eiIt
trerben fann.
8. s. Gbenep & Co., Gigentb. ToIeSc, ..
Wir bic nnter3eidneten babea s. s. Gbes
nep ieit ben lesten 10 Satrsn sefannt unb
balten ibn fit poafommen ebrenbaft in aaen
@efAaftsperbanblunsen un6 financiea befas
bigt, ale rcn feiner Sirma einseganseasn
9erbinbliGfeiten 3u erfiilen.
@et & Trnag, @robbanbeIs. Drosuiiten,
9olebo, ..
IS albtng, 8innan & Marpin, groSs
banbelssD sDrosuiiten, ToIebo, ..
9au's RatarrbsGur toirb innerIid5 eenon.
men unb tpirft birett atlf bas glat unb Die
i6leimisen OberfIdhen bes Shitems. 3eus>
niiie frei perianbt preis rs Gts. fir bic 6las
'i6e. 8ertauft bon alien Npotbetern.
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premierlieutenant Waoraen hdlt

premierlieltenant Morgen bdlt
gegenwdrtis iiber ieine grpebitionen in
9amerun 9ortrdse in perl6iebenen
beuti6en Stdbten. Sn Wiesbaben err
adblte er, benz v&bein. gour." sufDlge,
am 26. gtopember in benz bortigen 60
lonialoerein unter Nnberm, tpie er, nm
gu ieinem 3iele gu selangen, peridiez
bene frieblib neben einanber pobne1be
Stdmme gegen chamber uaufgebebt"
babe, inbem er Dem einen Stalnm iber
bic Nbii6ten bes anberen etmas rporz
log.1 Weiter fol mad benz r&bein.
@our." 0err Morsen tportIi9 seiast
baben: sd babe mid nun 3 Sage in
bas 2anb geiebt, fdmmtlide 96rfer
niebergebrannt. Sm allgemeinen gez
ben meine Sungen feinen parbon
mebr." Nad bem rSann. Gour. +"
nennen bic @inseborenen BON 9amerun
9errn premierlieutenant Morgen ben
ptpeiBen 3eufel." Was bel elmer 10
betriebenen rGulturarbeit" berauss
tommt, IdBt ii6 benfen.
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aprrespDnSem3. 5apettepiL

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le, 6apette 60. 25. Sanuar '92. Sn
go. 33 Der rGreien preRe" tpunIdt
0err s. S6iib in Mdlber Ndberes iber
9affir &orn unb MiGo Wlai3e gu err
fabren unb ba auBerbem nod biellei6t
Der Cine ober glnbere Sbrer Qeier Muss
funft bariiber ipHnI1t, 10 min i1 NIT
Sbrer grlaubniB benielben giniges
bariiber ntittbeilen.
Sd babe felt einigen Sabren @erius
DE nit beri6iebenen ni1tSuderbalti=
gen Sorgbunlzglrten angeftellt, ndmlid)
dgpptil6em &Drn, ipeiBem unb gelbem
Millo Miai3e unb Gaffir aorn. Sd
gebe benz &affir &orn iebo6 bebeus
tenb ben @orsns por ben iibrisen Dir
ten un6 beabii6tige in bieiem Sabre
eine gr6Bere Gld6e banit gu befellen.
Wtillet unb Safer iinb als 6utters
phan3en iebenfalls por5u3ieben, menn
lie gut gebeiben, aber 9afer 1T bier ilt
ben lebten Sabren febr f9le9t seratben,
tpdbrenb Wfillet fait gar nidt mebr ge-
sogen ipirb.
aaffir 8orn bagegen 1T, ipenn aud
bon seringerer Gnalitdt, bafiir aoer
unbebingt iideres 6utter; es pertrdgt
bic gr0Bte Oiirre obne ii9tbaren Na6z
tbeil. 3ubem gebeibt es auf benz itas
gerften gDben, mo anbere Sutterpflanz
gen ni6t mebr fOrtfommen iuiirben,
pirb aber au6 auf benz beiten 2anbe
nl9t iiber bis 6 SUB bod, 10 baB es
li9 bequem fdneiben unb in 9iinbel
binben ldBt. 9lm beien pflamat man
es In &eiben bon ettpa 3 SUB Weite,
mdbig bid, ettpa bis pfunb Der
9lder. 0a es feinen 3uderfaft ent.
bdlt, iDirb es in 3 3agen troden, menn
gei6nitten, ober ettua 10 f9neu mie
&ornfpibens6utter.
Sfaffir 4Orn auf REDEEM 8oben au
pfanaen, tpel9eS 80 bis 40 8ul6el
&orn bonn Nder bringt, biirfte pieleiht
ni6t portbeilbaft iein, bagesen bat fait
ieber Garmer in ben dlteren Settle
ments Elm ausgetragenes Stiid 2anb,
NIT benz er nibts re6tes an5ufangen
neiB. Dies 1T bas 2anb fur &affirs
aorn. gnbIid 1T ber Samen elm aus.
seaei9netes Siibnerfutter.
Sobn Outer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-26
SnR hip nIter Qeu{e ~ me,

= 9aB bic alien 2ente in Medlen.
burg ni6t gu ben Seltenbeiten geboren
erieben mir aus elmer Sobten d}au fir
1891 Der yMedl. 3tg.1 yiad Nenz
nung bes Namens beg befanntlid) aus
Wfedlenburg itammenben Generals 6elb=
mari6aIs 8rafen Moltfe, Der i'm @lter
BON 81 Sabren itarb, tperbeu aufgesdblt
Sommer3ienratb Soiepbi &oftod, 81
Sabre, &entner &alms= Wittenburg, 92
Sabre. 8eneral Der Snfanterie Sreiberr
bon Sell, "a Sabre, 2ebrer 6inblerz
So5om bel &6bel, "a Sabre, &o9frast
Suiie WaaB-S6merin, SO Sabre, unb
bic unperebeli6te 9ormalotzNeuitreliB
gar 1929 Sabre alt. 9ie in S9merin
lebenbe S6meiter Safer Wilbelms l.,
bic 8roBbersogiits itsMutter 9lleranbrine,
1T aud fat 80 Sabre alt un6 befinbet
fi6 in erfreali6em geiunbbeitssuifanbe.