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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-23
German
Syrup"
Asthma.

"Ihavc been n great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fail my
friends as we'll as myself thought
because OF my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant corgh-
ing, and inability to raise any ofthe
accumulated matter from my lungs.
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly WON cut for want Of
sleep and rest, q friend recommend
ell me 10 try thy valuable medicine,
Boschcc's German
Gentle, Syrup. / anu con-
Refreshing i;eo H.. Ai,no eli ,i,a ~ -
Sleep. dose gave lne great
relicfanda gentle re-
freshing sleep, such asf had not had
for weeks. Mycough began immcdi-
atcly to loosen aud pass away, and
/ found myself rapidly gaining in
health aud weight, I am pleased
to inform Observation-Disclosures /
am In excellent health and do Ger.
tainly attribute 1t TO thy Boschcc's
German Syrup. c. i. STIcRNEY,
Picton. Ontario" q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-23
HELEN.


Ism Helen, and my name
j. aslory and n shame'
lor my beauty was Eafthe crown.
Aud my sln shook oitlea down
nj, n.s..
W, W, ualN a' '.. W. Wv u'''i'
N neh wa wa, eu y, .,..s.
~ w tiAn ,,u ~ ~ h'S,
M M, WV .p ~, 'i', =. ~, sp'e'H
~ W. IN. ~ ,o ,'l 49,.
anu ho uu' ""'' O''"''H-
Fran III, eolden dais
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
" eWs Notes.

Alb Gentry, the pioneer sport Of San
Francisco, died in that city last Tues
day.
Nearly half a million of men are
idle 10 Great Britain on account of the
coal strikes.
Exhibited States Senator Farwell
thinks that Blaine will be nominated
for President by the Republican Con-
venton, and that he will sweep the
country.
The appropriation for the Sacra-
ments and San Joaquin rivers 10 he
recommended by Tie Congressiona al
Committee on Rivers and Harbers is
SAID to be $150,0OO.
While making an inventory of the
Terry estate AT Fresno BET ween $1,000
and $4,000 in money and jewelry was
found hidden under the carpets aud
about the house. Ii IS supposed that
this money WAS secreted by Sarah
Althea for rainy day,
Mount Washington 10 10 be capped
with the largest electric search light
ever made and the highest beam Of
artificial light in the world. Under
proper conditions ii Is claimed that it
can be seen from Boston.
Il is stated lbat $7,0O0,000 in gold
has bee, brought to the UHited States
II ON Australia ia the last four months.
The nexl Russian military maneu-
vers ia the vicinity Of Moscow will be
on a gigantic scale. Six army corps
will take part, besides guards and
cavalry, the whole reaching total Of
100000 men.
Another record breaker was foaled
at The Winters ranch Monday night.
1t wa, sired by Ell Rio Ray, dam the
thorough bred mare Gslena. Five
thousand dollars would not buy tho
colt Journal.
Professor Lazenby of the Ohio sta
tlon, is Of the opinion that the perfect
apple will be Sc edless and cerelsss. 1t
takes as much mineral elements to
grow one pound OF apple seeds as 100
pounds OF flesh.
II all the babies born in enc year
were laid in Il line, head TO fost, they
would stretch from New York to
Hong Kong. II they could walk past
n corner at the rate of 90 minute it
would take them six years 10 pass
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
Consum ption Cured,

An old physician, retired from prac.
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections. also
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curs.
tive powers In thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty TO make it known to his
suffering fellows. Aciuated by this
motive and desire to relieve buman
suffering, | will send free of charge,
to all who desire it. this recipe. IN
German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing ana using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper. W. A. Moves $40
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
Nevada's Power.

8. +. Post: The discussion Of the
silver bill in Congress has caused con-
siderable discussion among mining
men who are temporarily located in
this city. One Of the most prominent
OF the NINE owners now here is Joseph
Grandelmeyer, who owns extensive in
terests in White Pine prope ties.
Mr., Grandelmeyer is an old resident
of Nevada, and he is indignant at the
way that the Sagebrush State has been
handled in Congress. In conversation
with Post reporter he said.
They can all talk about the State Of
Nevada being played out, but let me
tell you that Nevada is one OF the first
States Of the Union.
81 Its wealth is yet untold and what
IL has in sight will probabl never be
appreciated until the nation again
seeds silver and has to send to the
West 10 get it. 1t seems that there is
no brain comprehensive enough g
grasp the situation OF Nevada as it il
surrounded by u mountainous region
Of I'm old wealth. The State saved the
reputation of the nation when money
was needed, and if silver was good
enough for the people then it certainly
ought 10 be now"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
hYpnotlze the Flies.

themselves numerous, much To the
discomfort of house keepers. 1t is
said little camphor placed In every
window will keep out the flies, except
IN the kitchen, where the temptation
is stronger aud tbs remedy of neces-
sity more stringent. But little cam
phsr srrinklsd on the csokstove now
and then will drive out the pests and
keep them out, whils it will slss
neutralize the unpleasant smell oil
cooking.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

Mess Cage & sherman, of Alexan-
der, Texas, write US regarding a re-
markable cure of rheumatism there as
follows: 1.-THE wife of Mr.. VIM.
Pruitt, the Postmaster here, had been
bed-ridden with rheumatism for sew
eral years She could get nothing to
do her any good. We sold hera bottle
OF Chamberlain Fain Balm and she
was completely cured by its use. We
refer any one to her to verify this
statement" so cent bottles for sale by
II. NJ. King and Knapp & Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

EVIDENTLY this country must at
once prepare TOT the reception of \
larger volume of immigration than
ever before. a. The recent furry in
Berlin will result in increasing leu
tonic immigration to this country by
tens Of thousands" The Call informs
US that 100000 Germans will soon
leave the Volga provinces of Russia
for this country. Add to that the 3,000,-
600 Russian Hebrews who are coming,
and We have in prospect the material
Of several new States Reno Gazette.
How about those bars that we have
bsen crying about putting up? The
stories of hunger in Germany and
starvation in Russia are awful to read
and it is oaly in the natural order Of
things that the afflicted people should
fly to some other country, But we
don't want the n. Ii is about time that
our Government put its foot down hard
upon this fot eli n invasion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

HAVING THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
IL and refurnished this popular hotel |
am now prepared to accommodate all who de-
sire comfortable and quite room. No saloon
nor restaurant. Always quiet and orderly.
Hoping to receive a share of public patron
age. MRS. GEO. KNIGHT
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

WE are glad that Mr., Bland thinks
his health is tso bad to go To Philadel-
phia aud debate the silver question
with an expert gold champion. We
are glad because Mr.. Bland, while he
Is q sslid man, is not winsome in his
address; there is not spark Of imagi-
nation in his whole body, and it Is
very hard for him, no matter how in
teresting his theme, to hold the interest
Of an audience for more than few
minutes. There are plenty Of men
who could mako better debate than
Mr.. Bland, such man as Senator
Teller for instance, or Senator Jones,
or Mr.. Bartine Of Nevada, Senator
Mitchell Of Oregon, or the Nestor of
them all, Senator Stewart of Nevada.
He would make every goldite in Phlla.
dslphis tired in 90 minutes if they
would only get after him, give him \
shaking up and 20 TO questioning him
To use the slang phrase Of the street.
they would N ct be in It."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
Character Shown In Thumbs

There is as much character in tho
thum bs of people as N their faces. A
long first joint of the thumb indicates
will power; long second joint indi-
Gates strong logical or reasoning pow.
sr; wide, thick thumb indicates
strong individuality, while y broad
knob ut the end Of the thumb is sure
indication of ebstinancy. The thumb
Is the characteristic feature of the
human hand, a characteristic in which
1t differs from the hand Of the monkey,
aud OF all parts OF the hand no one in
50 strongly individual or tell-tals a.
the thumb.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

In old Dana's vindictlvepess and de-
sire TO punish General Algsr and Ia
cast a stain upon his military record,
with the narro w M ind edness oil mali
cious mer he forgot that when the re-
cord would be brought out the chances
were ii weuld hurt the reputation of
General Custer and grieve the widow
of that very brave but reckless man.
General Algsr pulls the proof and
shows that Custer over and ever praised
his gallantry and emily turned his
enemy when he would not assist in
promoting Clusters brother over the
heads Of older and more able officers.
The only result Can he that il will
grieve Mrs. Custer to see that record Of
her husbands vindlctivsness. II does
not affect General Alger in the least,
except to call cut and sake clear anew
his REGARD az a soldier, Which had be-
gun to grow dim in the thoughts of
tho American people. That 10, rs
usual, the malicious attack becomes a
boomerang and rattles back ON the
pate OF the malicious old man, who in
his place as the editor OF great news
paper, has all his life been too wicked
to be just whenever his prejudices or
his party spites have been awakened
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

So IN Sarah Athes Terry's private
papers is found letter that the writer
was offered $40 900 to kin Judge Terry.
We believe the writer was a liar. We
do not believe there was any one who
wanted Judge Terry killed $4,000
worth. We believe that Judge Field
was afraid of Judge Terry, with good
cause We believe he was more afraid
Of Sarah Althsa than of the Judge.
We do not bel eve that William Sharon
was ever afraid OF Judge Terry, be-
cause he was not that kind of a man
Men have accused Mr.. Sharon of
many things; they never accused HIM
Of want of pluck. We believe that
the scrub whe wrote this letter to this
woman wished to blsckmail her.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23

THE New York Tribune, with a
simplicity truly touching remarks that
the only explanation of the "passien.
ate anxiety" of the Democratic men,
bcrs Of the House TO pass silver bill
IL the fact that they "are tnsnaced in
their districts with defeat in nominal
ing conventions by Democratic rivals,
and yet more seriously menaced in
many dislricts with defeat vi the pells"
II they fail to vote for free coinage.
IA the silver IN embers In the House
appear to compose over two-thirds OF
that body the declaration OF the Tri-
bune is almost equivalent to the asser.
tiVn that the demand for free coinage
Is overwhelming. Its talk about DE-
mogegy and its sneering illusions to
"placating voters at home" are in bad
taste, considsris & the fact that it is the
first duty of a member of Congress to
represent the wishes of his constitu-
ency IS nearly az possible.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
FREE TO THE AFFLICTED.

All who are suffering from the effects Of
Youthful Errors, Loss of Manhood, Failing
Powers, Gonorrhoea, elect Structure, Spyh-
Ills and the many troubles which are the
effects of these terrible disorders will receive
FREE OF CHARGE, full directions how to treat
and cnre themselves at home by writing to
the CALF ,RNIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
PRIMARY, 1029H Market Street, San Fran
cisco. California.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
She Didn't Worry Over 1t.

MY husband received note to-day
in woman's hasdwrltlng."
did you open itY'
81 did not. And what is more, |
left him by himself to read it at his
leisure
Don't you Very over it?"
mo, but guess he does. 1t was
from my dressmaker."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
DECEMBER 81. 1891,
Second Monday in March,

After which the legal penalty for non-pay-
ment viii be enforced.
JERRY OUINN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-23
California
Il Pioneers Esperieslce Htth
H0OI's .S0fS0pdFtJid.

Il Pioneers Experience Rtth
Hoods .Sdrsdpdfttfd.
"I am pioneer in this county, hayiug
5een here 30 Years. -Four years ago my lit
5on Ellery became blood-polsoned By impure
sirns in vaccination. lis arm swelled terri
by, causing great agony; physicians said the
arm must be amputated, and even then ms
recovery would be doubtful. One day reaa
about blood purifier, new TO me- and was
surprised to learn that il was prepared by c. i
Hood with whom used to go TO school III
Chelsea, Vt. | decided to have my boy try
Hoods sarsararilla, and was much gratihed
when it seemed 10 help him. lie continued
. grew better rs we gave him the sarsapar-
ia and having used bottles is now entirely
aiircd. As Hoods sarsaparilla has accom-
plshed such wonderful results, recommend
itall 1 possibly can" JEROME NJ. SLEEPER,
Upper Lake, Lake Co., cal.
The City Treasurer
Of Lowell. Mass. saws: THE above Is from
my brother, whose signature recognized. ]
IN also glad to testify to the excellence of
Hoods sarsauarila aud to say that c. |.
Hood & Co are considered one OF the most
reliable firms in New England " VAN p.
steEPEa, City Treasurer, Lowell, Mass.
hoods Sarsaparilla
sold by druggists. 81 six for So. Prepared
only nv c. /. HOOD q CO., Apotheeares,
Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
9er perfletoett GroEfarF.

Gus Mostau tp;ro ensli1den Bldt<
tern beribtet: sSn Der per9angeuen
Bode b,sab ia &ruBfirt Ser8ius,
ber @ouperneur Don Mosfau, als Wu~
ibid pertleioet, IN einen Bdderlaoen,
UNI fe~itjufelen, Oh bic @r5dhlungeR
BON ben @bmierigteiten, NIT oeuen Der
@infauf tleiner luautitdten Brot oer>
bunoen lei, auf @abrbeit 5erubten.
Ser Wu19id fraate ben &dder na9 benz
@rei|e zines Biunoes Brot uno erhielt
our Nuttport, es folte bre1einhalb scope
zen. 9araufbin ~perlan9te Der Bauer
flr bret aopeten 8rot, nit benz Benler=
fen, mebr @elo babe er nidt. Ser
8dder weiserte fid, tueniser als elm
8fuuo 8rot gu uerfaufen, Der Muj@id
beitano aui leinem 9uten &e@t, 70 uief
8rot gu faufen, tuie er gerabe bejablen
fonnte. Ser Bidder muroe u%useoulbig
unb ~foroerte ben p%ern1etntlidbea Bauer
auf. ben 2aoea 5u perlaiieu. 9ieier
~leiitete tei,e Golge, Der 8dder riei bic
Die 8olijei, bic Boli5ei i9nau5te 5unddH
ben Bauer ge5temeno an uuo mari i'm
ldl.eBlid auf bic StraBe. nm i'm baum
orauBeu ,uesen 8eleio,snus au perbaf<
ten uub Elm BrotufoQ auf5unebnsen, .eaS
Der Nrreltant uuter5eihnen u1nBte.
DieIer 1ebte 5einen pollen Nan1en famnt
benz @ouperneurtitel oarunter, mari BE
&ertleioune al nnb CAB fid ber er>
itaunten Mexge uno ben beitar5teR
@oli5iten Ut ertennen. am ielbi9en
Mbeub besingeH brei iii bic Ingeleseaz
belt permidelte &oli5eibeamte Selbf>
murb, unb BITE @glieBuns BON bier
8dderlaosu bilbete ben 8elbluB be8
8Drfale8.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
4rpfeWor DtrAotp hber !, WaNen'
eru6hrWMO."

Su eineua i'm .Berliuer Sanowertes'
Berein. 9ebatteuen Bortras trltilirte oer
aenaunte @elehrte IN Der Ginleituns
leiner intereNanten Nu%sfabrnneen oas
fratere Yriuctp. bon benz 1th bic
preuBil9en .Maitalten in Der Ct
udbruna Der @efangenen leiten lieben.
Mau perabrci9te auSidlieBli1 YEan<
Sentoit, pie Gentle. 8Ilicairahte uno
Bre,luppen. Snfolse oieier idleaten
GrnGbrungspetje ertrantten Die Getans
seaea; man iab bic g,uieitisteit Der
Gr16brung Elm uno periu4te es NIT
aaimaliIber &sa. Nbsr auh ole1e
iabrte ~ teinem nennenstpertben @r'
fols. Dieie MiBeriolse peranlaRteu
einise tuifeRl4aftl,9c 9eute, cine oem
@efauseaen bienli9e aot bsrausdufls''
Den.
SK berporragenter &eiie tuar es bet
Gele6rte Geuit in gtandeu, ipelder 81
Dem &eiultat fam, baB elm erpaaiener
Menl9 tdslih elmer 9laaruzs bebarfe,
bic lis 3. Gipeis, So 8. Sett uno
5000 9. &sbleubporate entbalten mli1e.
Die betr. dnltalten lieBeu mad bieiem
auiseiteQteu @ejept bic @efanseneutof
berIteleR. Qlud bel bieler 3ulammess
itsluxg Der &u5t IieB bas @o1lbeinoeu
BET @eiauseuen ~ uanideu ilbrig. Sou
ein idneioenoer Beoeutung toaren eaber
bic Don ST. piridFe(o BON Mpabltsr
Rrauterbaus uufgeaeQten 1belea, bic
oerIelbe IL elmer @nrlit rieoersclest
hat. ST.. 9irldfel5 unttrideioe. rda1s
ttd Die Grudbraussiueiie mad bret 9si4s
tun9en bin unb Swar nah benz Wd9r,
rpertb, Der 8erbaulidteit uns ben, @etos
rrertb. Dieie brei 3ate9prien uutertos
Strdow MIN eiRer ein%sebenben Beipre.
Dung, aus ber DEFENDERS erpdbneas>
wertb, iit, baB BET @eui0 bein. aus.
idlie6ti@en @enuB pom 5leii9 benz
9unsertob aaheimiaQen muB. Die
! 9iri4felo'i&e Ebeorie baiirt enf SssS
aug ber 4abruns r%eiultirenben @rjeu'
suns bot Granddaughter, Muf bic
rationale MaNeuerndbruus bintpeiieno,
fabrte BET Bortroaenbe bic @drift BPM
preuBiiden 9auptulann a. 3. Ws. %.
Bolfi an, Der in ueritdnolser @eiie elm
axi9aulidss Bib ent,porfen bat, IN
ipel@er BelIe er jt9 bic Grna6rnng BON,
arbeiterfamtlien bentt. Nad oieler
8erehuun9 utrbe bic Mnbl1eit pro
8erlou pro Gag 80 &f. foiteu. BslH
1est poraus, oaB bic Mtaal5elten ii
groBen, b%eionoers fir oieien 3wed be-
ltimmten Nnltatteu uerabreibt mereen.
Der 4rbeitsrfrau erlpa9ie oaraus ipeiz
ter teine Miibe bon Qerridtune beS
Gins &c. Slrcbom fan bann aui bic
in Berlin beItebeuoen Deltstaden 3u
Ipreden. bic ebenioweni9 auf Oer 66be
Der 3eit %1tdnoen, ME Die a%afeebautr
ano alle berartigen SnititutiOuen 8et,
Inns. gnglano iei, mas bic Betbdtt
gung Der Bo~hltbdtisfeit in oieler Be>
Siebuns betreffe, melt uoraxsel9ritteu.
Na1oem Steiner nod bic GinrrBtuugen
Der Meierei BoQe in, Moabit, Der uege.
tarij9en @petlebdul:r, beg eff uur &ars
sem .er0ffneten israel1tiihen Bolts
ipeiiebaules in ber &loiterflrebe 90 nit
IN feline 8etradtunseu bineiugesogen
bate, iQloB r ieinen iutere1anten 8orz<
trag.. @ sJ4$ s ''s \ !.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
G~onoerbarer Snfau.

6auptmann: r.. @ie piele l1rlsubsz
seju1e lieseu uor?"
Telotpebel: n@lnuuo5man5is, 9err
@auptmann!A "a
9auptmann: ,Bie? 81 piele!....
Mit mas iino tie oenu in Der 9aupt<
fade b%e9runbet?"
Selomebel: ~8einabe burhsebenbs
tit bic @roBmutter geItorbeu!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
Sonuentlat.

2ebrer: (@iuen untrlsli9en 8eueis
e1oli9, bab Die @roe runo III, biloet Der
@lobus, Der ia Elm Nbbil6 ber Grbe 1T.
ae1I1s Nit, Ct # AUDI ras1.s
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28

i@luSeu pirb. GRaaer ,purbe bon nie'
raano erllnnt. 9u. @eiprd9en NIT aa'
bern G6iten sebomte ct Der S@p.noe'
leien bes 8aRors unS nannte iha e.aea
SpiSbuben. Ct NOR BET eifrislte Gr'
3abler, Ct bate ben 2erl setannt. 8en1
man ba3u bort, ba6 WRlQer lib IN Drte>
fen an feline Grax ,lno an Defannt: elS
Elm 6o@faplerhelo, als 8orbilo far
S@minbler anfipielt, lam man iib bic
pielperbre,tete Meinuns e%rtldreu, bab
Der Mann ius 9rrenbaus aeb6re. Das
bel bebari e. iebo1 ber unterlubans,
Oh bieie Dinee ui@t aud 'eiueu Ghe,l
ieines S9pinbel,pitems biloen. Gls
Wiqer am Donnertas Borm,ttas bic
@ahTtnbe eerlaGen bate anb nad BEN
beua4tarteu Gsborn sefahreR ,par, ta'
men anoere @Gite uao sei9ten bus 1'lo
bes }tedbriea.a Berfolsten. Sofort
purce bic @enbarmerie uRterrihtet uao
AM Mbeap lhsn iaB aud ber @eiutts,
Der nur einise Nart bel i4 seflbrt,
in benz hieiieea 2asoseriatse Ceiling
1iTt.
S4leSpis. 81 fein.
Rabebura, 81. Dej. ~ Glrit 8iss
u1ord nabu, Qeltera an Der Situns bes
are,stases tleit. Ct belt ueridieeene
Sseo:n Ano tetbeiliste li9 wieoerbolt an
Der &r1rteruua. &ah Shlu6 Der
3tueiithnSisen. Situns fano elm Glen
I'M &otbsfeQer itatt, an wel&sm ale
M%beeorbueten unp au@ @raf !9erbert
Blsmard lol3ie Der &eidstassabseuro'
uete Beriins tbeilxabmen. Grblano,
mari9aQ Ndlotp trant auf ben Jiriteu.
!aieIer auf 9aueBbsrs, 2anei9aftsratb
gatter Auf &erbert Yismdtdf, tieier
auf ben 2anbratb Dolesa>a o%5ieropSti.
RAD. oenn @len fabrte Der Shirt ldn'
gere @elprdhe nit uebreren A~bgeores
netcn. Sic Gtaot mar feltli4 9eidmld:.
Das Nusiebea tes Giriten par uor'
treffli4. um 6 llbr erfolste nit Con
berju9 bic Rudiabrt rad Grieor'dsruh'
1atern:
&ussburs, 81. Del. - Gin i9red'
lider &aubmorb 1T In ter Nabe Nu9ss
bur9s besa 19en worben. Gin be,mfabs
| renoer Bauer muroe ppr bean Mtfab'
renbea eri9laaen uub beraubt; oer
M6roer, 9tan1ens S9afer aus Cling
burg ,nurbe bier uerbaftet.
Dabn, 5. Jen.-@eitern 8ormittas
1T cine 6elspartie ana Sun9feruipruns
herab9eitIr5t, tpooura Elm an oem Sci,
len itebenoes Saus e%inseoridt ipuroc.
Sic Bewobnern bes 9auies. Mittpe
GxBel, purbe bur& ibre Eo9ter 9eret.
tst. @s@S, TILL.
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G1ia E Il.

GliaS.9otbriusen II. a.
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Auf Der 8abntrefe Saarsemlnb.S aar.
burg ,uuroe geitern in 8ertbelminsen
oer Bremjee @brpeihb6l1er pon 5aar,
aemano III benz @eleile tobt aufsefuns
ben. Sem unJliidlt4en mar bic 8ruit
einsebrlds uno bic lirfe 9ano ubse,
trennt. Babrl9einlid mar CT BON lei=
mem eieenen Bremieniib berabgeitlr5t.
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ri@tuns tlebina's I'll, mie semeloet
,pirb, 1eute Mor8en urR 9 ubr IN sc.
aenmart pon etlpa so Berlonen poljoz
qen tporoen. SIN 2aufe bes 8eltrlsen
Cages wuroe uebtn9 Bon Der beporftez
benbeu BoQitreduns oes Eobesurtbeils
bena9ribtigt. Sic 3ett Bis CUR 9ius
ribtuns perbradte ct nit 2elen in oer
8ibel unb Briefl6reibeu, St duBerte
ben Bun19, ben !Qauptmanr 9rimburn,
BEL Dem CT 8url9e NOR, du ieben; bic,
fer @unl@ muroe ibm 8etudbrt. Ser
epanselijde &farrer ST. Braun berei.
tete ben M6rner auf ben Zoo Dor.
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Der &erle]ung oes Gooesurtbeils 5u,
perribtete ei1 furje5 @ebet, als Inn
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folste bic 91nrihtuns. Sic 9eibe
tpuroe na@ber con StraBburser &ro>
f%eiloren iecirt.
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Soief &diter bate Mittno9 Wprgen
aum, erltenmale ben Muitras erbalten,
bonn pauptpoitamt in 8ien na@ benz
Bojtante &ailer. @bersborf 5u fabren.
20 untpeit BON &ailer<& bersoorf trat
Elm Mtann oui ben @a9en 81, ,pel9er
cine 8eamtentappe trug uuo lid an ben
Aoiti4ipn nit ben Wurteu ,penoete:
,Mnhalten! SD babe ben Nuitras,
ben @agen au repioiren!" Ser unbe.
fannie 6ffnete bterauf ben @asen, ent>
nabm bemlelben bret @elobeutel nit
einen, Snbalte BON 10000 @ulben uno
entferute ii9 bamit. nadoem ct ben
Baser uieoer ueri4loien bate. Ser
@auner lit nod ni9t entoedt. ~.
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bung Der an Der @enami 8erungludten
(@ebr. 8a9er bon 2eut uno 8,ebs
bdnb1er !9enrD BON SrutiCen) i9reibt
Der r@auiler Bote": Maboem bic erlte
Expedition uuperri9teter @ade 5uriid=
setebrt war, 5os fulsenoen Cages cine
8ara&uane BON "a Wann, nit ben
n6tbtsen @ert5eu9en auSgerl ltet, Die
@emmt binaui our Wieoeraufnabme
Der Nadiu@unsen. Qn BET @tele,
no bic 9ite 8a@ers sefunoen poroen,
be9ann man bic Nah9rabun9en, unb
rah fur5er Belt tparen bic in fleinen
Mb1tdnben BON e,nanber 1iesenben uno
unter rueterbobem @dnee b~esrabenen
2eiben Der l1nslidliben gu Gage ge>
fDrDert. Sic bret 8er9iteiger batten
offenbar in elmer BON Der BaBb6be ii@
losl6jenoen Canine ben Sob 9eiunoen,
Der, BEL benz eiueu ,ueni9itens, erjt mad
Rssepsr 2sit ei.sst,etep n lin t&etut.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
&Dni9rei9 @aae1t II.

GbemniB, "a. De5.-@ln ei9entbim'
li9er @rpreliunssprodeB, Der bur9 bic
besleiteuOen umitdnoe 0ie aqsemeine
Wuimertlamteit erreste, selanste in ben
lebten Easen bier CUR Iburtbeilung.
@t,tens tines libel beleumunoeten Jun.
gen Meni9en, oes b%eruisloleu Saul
6eiuri9 &ren9el, ,uuroen an bic