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The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11
SCiSSOrin0S.


The silver City silver Convention.
The silver convention which is to be
held at Silver City on the 4th and 9th OF
July is being favorably talked about by
mining men and men who are interested
in the silver question all over the south
west. The continued low price of silver
makes it necessary for something to be
done The silver interest is the back
bone and support of the interests of
states and territories occupying more
than one third of the entire area Of the
United States and when an interest of
such great Importance as this suffers it
is not difficult to see that hard times
must necessarily follow. The only
remedy is to bring silver to lis former
and rightful value, and this can only be
done by passing free coinage law, The
object of the silver convention is to as
sist in bringing about such result and
every resident of the Southwest is inter
estcd in it. The desired result cannot
be obtained without agitation and 1t is
to get the ideas of the leading silver ad-
vocates that the convention has been
called. A deeper interest is now being
taken in the matter than has ever been
manifested before and it is more than
probable that the attendance will be
much larger at the coming convention
than at either of the previous ones, and
that more will be done for the cause of
silver than has ever been accomplished
in this manner before. A united effort
is necessary and this now seems to be
assured. .-SiLrer CitN Sentinel.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

The railroad surveyors are now be-
yond the Penasco, leaving Gilbert'e
ranch west of the road. The line, after
crossing the river near town, follows a
bend and recrosses several times. II
leaves the seven mile dam mile to the
west and passes east of the head of the
reservoir; it then crosses the big dam
twenty miles above Eddy, and follows
close TO the river in a northward course
General Supt. Miller states that while
on his trip he did not buy any ties, but
got prices and freight rates in order tc
report probable cost of the material
President Hngerman is in New York and
business arrangements are supposed to
be progressing satisfactorily.
1t would take about thirty days to LET
contracts and begin throwing dirt, but
material might not Be received and track
laying commenced for sixty or ninety
days after orders are given Eddy argus
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

THERE is loud outcry against
restaurant charges at the Worlds
Fair. City restaurants have not
advanced prices but at the exposi
ton the concessionaires have evi-
IDENTIFY been coached by reading
the life of Robert Kidd pirate.
The imported English bar maids
at White Horse Inn barely allow
the visitor to escape with his life,
everything ON his person is
required to settle the bill if he
orders a drink. A French restaur-
anter evidently supposes the visit
ors are all Ward McAllisters and
handle their food with their fin
gers, as he charges ten cents extra
for a knife, fork and plate. The
plate is cold at that, but the people
who pay the ten cents are hot
enough to equalize things when
they discover the charge. But the
price of twenty cents a
cuts the last straw. The Colum-
bian guard demands an advance
IN wages or a reduction in the
price of pie. The Fair managers
are wincing under the overwhelm-
ing food of criticism and declare
they will stop extortions or cancel
concessions. Public sentiment is
a powerful regulator and the pres
ent scale fer necessities within the
park grounds will not be of long
duration.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11
Noticr of Attachment.

We. Precinct No. :. Lincoln
John l.. zimmerman. county, New Mexico.
The sAid defendant. John l.. Zimmerman i.
hereby notified that suit in assumpsit by at.
tachment has been commenced against you ia
said county by said plaintiff. that a writ ha,
been issued against you aud your property at
taehci. damages claimed, furty,twn dollars and
Eishty-iye cents lsi1.sai. that NJ less you ontei
your appearance IN said suit on tho nth day oI
May isri nj 10 O'Clock a m. Of .nid day. Judge
mcni by default will be- rcudcroi against sou and
your property sold to satisfy same.
p g. IaNusrpN rous,af1n
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11
THE public has long yearned for

THE public has long yearned for
a good, square kick at Wall street
and the opportunity was most
graciously (?) granted during the
past week. Ruin and wreck have
met the gamblers and brokers ON
every hand, but the people looked
on with Indifference and without
sympathy. The sharks have
reaped the whirlwind at last.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

ALI of the Spring poets seem to
have tried their hands on odes to
the Worlds Fair this year. No
murders have yet been committed,
but perhaps all the poets haven't
been heard from.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

From the undersigned at White Oaks,
n. NJ, on the night of the 9TH of May,
two pony horses, one chestnut sorrel
branded NJ on the left shoulder; the other
a brown, branded o. on left shoulder.
ANY information concerning them will
be rewarded by !. n. CRUToHFIELD.
ID. B. Hightower met with quite a
serious accident last night. He was pre-
pairing to go to bed, and while arrang
ing the bed clothes, his pistol which was
under pillow, was shaken out onto tho
floor and discharged. The bullet. Of
forty-one calibrc, lodged in the calf Of
his leg and was extracted short time
afterward by DR., Hagen. The wound is
not dangerous one.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

VI. q. rHion In the Jurtico's court. pr
w. cnct No. y. Lincoln county
\. u. Corneliss ! New Mexico.
The sad defendant, A. Is. Cornelias, t. hcfeh,
notified that a suit In nsumpsit by attachment
has been commenced against ,ou In said count,
b, said plaintiff that q writ has been issued
against you aud your property attached
damages claimed Fcsenty.two Dollars (t52oo
that unless yuu enter your appearance
In said suit on The 27th day " Muy. el. a
10 Oo'clock q. iu., II snid day, judgment bT dc
fault will BE- rendered against you and sou
property sold 10 satisfy same.
J. r. G. LANosroS. Constable.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

GREAT BRITIAN proposes to in
crease the income tax to provide
for government deficit. This is
form of taxation always favored
by the fellow who has no income
large enough to be taxed, and as a
rule opposed by those who have.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

A DELAWARE man lost his life
trying TO win a wager that he could
drink Il quart Of whiskey in an
hour. The only difference be-
tween him and the average drinker
is that death is a little longer in
claiming them.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

AMERICANS are bound TO have
their joke, After giving the Duke
Of Veragua such reception as he
never dreamed Of, they speak Of
him as the Duke Of Vertigo, which
is enough TO make his head swim.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

PADERwEKI didn't make him
self a long-haired freak for moth
ing. His American tour, Just
closed, netted him 100000. He
sailed for Europe last Saturday.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

GREAT SCOTIA Canadian preach
&c says the time will come when
no man can tell a lie. There will
be nopoliticians, drummers or am
ateur fishermen when that day
arrives.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

= WARNER MILLER now says that
S65, 100000 will complete the Mic
aragua canal. Who then is TO get
the remainder of the proceeds of
the $l00,000,0OO worth of bonds
which the company propose to
iccnn2
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

lr is spcrfectly true that man
in office has yoke around h;s
neck all the time. and just os true
that thousands Of our fcllow-cili.
zens are hankering after that same
yoke.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

TnE report that cx.Speakcr Reed
had presented Attorney General
Olncy with the celebrated Harrison
lte wagon lacks confirmation.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

CARL SCHURz isn't the first man
who prepared a speech and was
then denied an opportunity to
deliver it, as ex-Speaker Crisp
could testify.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

WHEN man says ''the hailstones
were as big as oranges" he leaves
their size very much in doubt, as
there are oranges and oranges, as
we'll as liars and liars.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

A. A. Chapin. Of Fort Wayne, Ind. L.
$. Attorney, pasted through here yester
day for Ft. Stanton. He is in this
country for the purpose Of taking depo-
siiious in claims against the government
account Of Indian deprcdations.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

Marks, the Photographer, has left Lin
coin and is now located at TT. Stanton.
where he is doing Worlds fair chou
house business. He is gradually work.
irg his way back to bis first love White
nula
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

CARLYLE w. HARRIS was cleo
trocuted last Monday. 20 the last
he maintained his innocence of
the crime of numbering his wife,
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

The delay at Washington in providing
for re-opening the land Office at Roswell
is seriously interfering with the transac
ton OF business in this district. Proba-
bly, leo settlers who sent in drafts in
payments upon lands had the documents
returned. 1t is true no one loses any
rights by the delay, but inconvenience
is caused to many who wish to prove up
or to make filings.
Attorney Richardson stated few days
ago that Receiver Gayle will be able to
give bond when official notice Of the ap-
pointment Is received. Considering the
haste with which tue appointment was
made, the delay in sending on blank
bonds would seem to indicate that a
fight is being made and the matter hung
up for the present 1t is not likely how
ever, that the appointment will be re-.
voked.
The resignation of the register also
complicates matters, There are several
applicants and some additional delay
may result from this vacancy.
Inspector Majors, who was called
away from Roswell to Colorado. TO see to
the accounts Of defsultcr there, is
again in Roswell examining records and
checking up Lesnet's accounts systemat.
ically, He is reported as saying that a
general oyerhaulng of the books is nee
essary before business can be resumed.
Eddy Argus.
)Wc have been reliably informed that
Col. X. S. Goss will, in short time.
leave Roswell aud go to Albuquerque to
establish school at that place. We are
at loss to understand the reason of
this move on the part of Col. Goss, He
has been, for the past two years, conduct.
ing the Goss Military Institute as a pri.
vate school. The recent Legislature en-.
acted law making this school terri.
torial institute, and the prospects for the
school have never been as bright as now.
The people Of Albuquerque must have
held ont some very strong inducements
to Col Goss to induce him TO leave at
this time RoslceH Register.
Late accounts in the Albuquerque
papers state that Col. Goss has already
let the contract for fine schoal build.
ing at that place.
The OLp AnR EAGLE OF April Goth,
published IL full Judge Freeman's
charge to the grand jury at Lincoln
In noticing it the editor says; "The
charge delivered Ia the Judges most
impressive and earnest mann,r. created
the Widest enthusiasm amongst his
auditors, and called forth prolonged Up.
plause frum the crowded court room. -
Well, tunes have changed in Lincoln
civilian" the kid, aud the band Of high
heeled cut throats tnat beld high carnival
in that neck Of woods few years ago.
have l0aased over the divide. Yes, times
| have changed, the reign OF the revolver,
tue gambler aud the dice has passed
from New Mexico forever. Socorro
Chic(i1iM
A Kansas editor thus desperately and
geographically addresses his delinquent
subscribers: This IL 10 announce
that the weather here tllis spring has
been without a since the morning 80
sang together, in consequence Of which
ss s are scarce ia the Office. and we aic
obliged TO - this opportunity of urp
ing our Subscribers to ts6- in what the,
owe us on subscription. ~ wo dislike tc
stand around with a : IN our szp- tC
Keep our creditors from taking posses
slsn ~ our personal effects -, { G..
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

When you want the very best Of rifle
or choke bore sporting powders go TO \,
l.. Pafker's hardware store lie ha.
Just received a good supply.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11

laaterro Bros have Preferred Stock of Groceries, etc. and
their customers get in on the ground floor when it to
prices They do not promise you three for money
invested but will guarantee prices low they lie had
elsewhere and several degrees lower than merchants
for the same articles.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-05-11
Keep YourEye
On White Oaks, the
objective point of all
future railways i'll
New Mexico.
RESOURCES:
Gold, Silver, Lead,
Goal, Copper, Iron,
Marble, Gypsum,
Sulphur, Fire, Clay,
Fine Building Stone,
Timber, Etc.

Those holding Preferred Stock such stock in shortline
railroads for instance think they are in on the ground
floor But you can't most always sometimes tell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Sir Die 6ausfrau.

Die Natur bietet unS in Sunoerten
bon 8rduteru uno Srii1ten einen 70
aroBen IrStneiidab unb i'm 8aiier uno
Sonnenidein, Bemesuns uno 8ube 10
sroBe Seilmittel, bub es ipabrti6 nidt
n6tbis iit fib INNER sleid aus Der
Iputbete meiit iddsli6s gbemlfatien
Ooer anoere @ifte 81 boten. - 8laue
@eintrauben iino iebr blutreinisenb
unb nabrbait. - Cine Sai1e @ermut,
thee, ieben Morsen setrunten, rest ben
Nppetlt on, bilft idledter Scroauuna
ab, beiDroert ben Stuhlsans uuo Der.
til9t @iirmer. - 8endes w:rfen be
rubl9enb uno beilenO auf eilen l1ipaden
Magen, nut birfsn tie nidt 5u rsif lein
urb miIien fritz mOr9sns niidtern &c
nuficn iperben. Ser Snit Der @aHsr.
melOne uno Der Sbee . Dem Samen
iplrfen b%eIouoers aure9eno auf Nleren
unb 8laIe. Die setrpdneten Sbalen
bon Sransen 9efaut, Ooer Gbee bduOn
bereitet, beI6:bern Die Seroauuus uno
ipirfen frampfitiaeno. = Sui te @ros
beeren, reid)lid senOhtu. iinr cit sutes
Wittel 9eseu Die @idt uno gum Gbtrets
ben oes @irmer. = 9imbceren uno
Simbeereuiuit eriueilen iib teiouoers
beiliam bel 2%uuSenieioen. = 8roms
beerenlaft NIT 5udcr einsefodt lit iebr
tuirfiam 9esen Suiten. = 8inoer Ioaten
reidlib sefo6te Nepfel senieBen. - Der
Weerreitisiait 1T ein sutes @ittet bel
Der 8aHeriubt, oa er bic Nieren anrest.
Die Mild uuo oas 5leiiJ 0 Der
8ofosnuB, iOwie Die aiirbis.erne, iinb
quite 8anomurmmittel. - Ser Sala.
frastbee lit ems Der beitsn Slutreinis.
urssmittel. Sc mirft iebr idreibbez
fOroerno. = @aibinsfluib: Sal Goba,
l 8funb, unsel0l6ten Salf, ] 8iuno,
fo6enoes @afer, 6 Quart. Nan l6le
ben unsel6idten &alf uno GOoa in benz
&ai1er auf. Hodoem iid bas san5e
seiest fat. fiiIe man Die flare 5llIIis>
felt auf 5tulden. Man nebme einen
2ahenfopf pOa oauOn auf einen 8efiel
Seifeniuaiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
WcrDientt geminnt.

8ir tpiniden mit5utbeilen, bab pir
ieit Sabren Or. Sings n@em Siscoue'
rp," sesen Ius5ebruns, Or. ains's
Nsue 2ebenspiQen, Sudlen's Nrnica'
Salbe unb electric 8itters perfauit
uno nod feline @ebi5inen in u%uierer
@ei6dfte batten. iuel6e tid 10 gut uel'
fauften unb 10 ansemeine 3uirieoenbei'
saben, als bieie. @ir ite6en babe,
nidt ab, iie 81 ieoer 5eit 81 %sarantlrer
unb mir lino bereit, ben &aufpreis at
~riidjugeben, iuenn oereu r'6ti9sr @e
brau6 nidt bon @rfols 9efrDnt lit
0ieie Mittel BADEN lire sroBe 8opula:
ritit nur ourd ibreu &erbienlt i'm bi'
leioenbe 1enidbeit. = @altcr Sro.
Oru9itore Sermaln, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Gine fi9ere Mnlagc.

lift cine iOl6e, tpelde sarantrrt lit, Sus
frieoenteaeuoeu grfols ooer int Sale
zines 5eblidlass, Die Undertaking
oes &auipreiies 81 iidern. QuI iol1'
iideren Stan bin funn mon setroit cine
5laide BON Or. Sings nNem Disco
uerD" seSen Ius5ebruns fauien. Sn
iebem Sale miro 2inoerun9 sarantirt,
tuenu sesen 2eioen Deg 9alles, Der 2uns
gen ooer Der Srut, ndmlid 4usSebr-
Jung, 2unserent5iinouns, 8ronditis,
Itbna, Seudbulten, 8rdune &C &C.
brandt. Der @eidmad bes Mittels
TT ausenebm, 'es TT uOllitdnbis fiber
Superldfis. 8r0beflaiden in @alter
Bros. Drugstore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
Die 6eihGftsldoe


5 gtesu Yurf, rs. Mai. 0nu':
8o6ensGeuue i6rcibt: sSn Stpel 8i6t
ursen bat lid iud1renb Der persansenel
ISOLDE cine mertlide8eiieruns ein9eltellt
grftens lift burd eas sinitisere @ettel
LIBERAL I'M 2anbc Der aleinbanoel nel
belebt tuorben, mas riidwlrfeno aud ben
GroBseibdft einen neuel Smpuls geber
bat. 3peitens lit tom @elomarft ien,
Setlemmun9 uno Ienslli9feit &c.
idtuunoer, ipelde 10 man6es @eldaI
III Notb bradte. 8ebeutenoe aapita:
lien iteben jebt iuieber aaentbalben gu,
Serii9uns; Der &uin, Der 10 Siele be.
brobte, lift abseiuenoet. SnbeGen 1T Die
aasemeine Gage nod ueit uuGfdnSiger
@elunbbeit entfernt. Die Sanfen i'm
@eiten unb Suoen besebren nod INNER
mebr CUNT unteritibuns ats Der Often
5u seipabren bermng. unier 8srbdlt-
niB Gum Iuslanb lit INNER nod nid)i
sinitis uno ueitere @oloausfubr itebt
Su eriuarten.
Ste Speculation uerhdlt iid nod ie1r
rubis; Der Breis BON glc!ien unb anbe.
rem @fecten lit ieit pOriser ISOLDE surlf.
sesansen, @ei5en unb Mais iinb auf it,
rem nleorisen Stanb seblieben. Die
uriade bapon mar cine itarte 2ieieruna
beioer @etreioeiorten auf ben Warft.
Web=8orf 1T nm IS Gents sefieaen;
Wildprebufte unb &artOfeln iinb, Der
sailon entipredenb, biIiser seporoen.
Saumtpolle 1T nod UNI / Gent ~selunfen,
obiuobl Die 5ufubr serinser bic Gusz
fubr srDBer mar. als sur ielben j3eit i'm
uOrisen Sabr.
Su Bottom lit Der gesebr nod @olIe
iebr mdbis aro bic 8reiie iteben nieori=
ger als je in bieiem Sabr. &obeiien lit
in Ebilaoelpbia seftiesen in Grtuartuua
Der baloisen getriebseinfeluns Der
9odbien i'm CONNER. Gu6 in 8,tts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

Goruuna, Mld., "a. Mai. @m.
Sulliuan, Der 5armarbeiter, iueld)er lei'
men Nrbeliseber 2apton 2eet6 in brit
taler @eiie ermuroete uno bann beiien
@attiu uer9etualtiste, iuuroe geitern
gbeno aus Dem @efansniB sebolt nnb
selpn6t. Der Mob be1tanb aus ca.
800 @erionen. Gbe SuIioan ans lei
ner Sene sel6leift tuuroe, periutte er
nit Siilfs zines Meiiers, bus er iib 81
peridafen setuuB, iid um's 2eben 81
brir9en, baiielee mar ieOod 81 itumpi.
Ntufbem mittellt S9miebebdmmern Die
@efdu9niBtbiiren aufsebro9en poroen
luaren, bulte bic Merse ben W6,ber aus
Der Belle, leste cine S9linse nm ieinen
sails unb serrte i'm burd Die 8orrioors
nad Dem sroBen @eidusnibbof. Die
@eniden riiien iid UNI Die Gbte, NIT an
oem SeiIe 81 5ieber. Ser 8orper ,uaro
IN Die Sbbe 9eSerrt uno oann bon Sano
gei6leuoert, ipo6ei Siele ibre Salhen=
meiier benuten, I'M Dem iduinscnoen
&Drper eins 5u periesen. Nnoere riiieu
ibm bic &leioer uum 2eibe. S6lieblid
luurbe Der 2eidnam nuf ben Grbbooer
sesosen uuo oaun S~errteu i'm lolbe, Die
nod nidt ou5u selansen foHnieu, iit
oftip on Der 2Dndproceour gu betbcili.
gen, burd ben 8otb, idlieBlid burd Die
StroBeu unb I'M oas @euicrt nes &c.
ridtSoetGuOes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
UusIGuoijbes.

8elfuit, "a. Wai. Die aonierpa=
tiuen bon Selfait uno ben benadbarten
Srti6aiten madten beute @beno in III.
tier !6al cine srose 9emunitration 81
gbren bes Warquis b. Salisburp. Die
Safe mar iiberii0t uub 9rpBer Gut5u-
Iinsmus bcrribte.
2pnoon, "A. Mai. 8eim Nb,
ieuern zines &anoneniduiies 81 gbren
oes Geburtstases Der @0nisin auf Dem
arisssi6:ff rWerieD" i'm 9afen BON
SarluiA seidub Elm unfaG, bei Dem ell
Motrpie set0otet unc mebrere Se.ionen
psrtcst tuuroeu. Die 86uisin miro
beute "a Sabre oft.
Berlin, "A. Wtai. Or. Gbrplau=
Der, Der Gefretdr, benz 8ismard feline
Wemolren blftirte, i6rieb nsuli9 me9res
rem med(emtursiideu Stubs, oaB er in
@ur5em wieber nod Srieori9sruDe 81
fabren seoeufc. gr iast. baB 8is'
mard's @eiunobeit b~eirisoi9eno lei.
2onoou, "a. Mui. 8cim s(bfeueru
ciues &anoneni6uiies 81 gbren bes &C.
burtstases Der 9Duisin auf benz &riess=
idiff vMeriep" I'M Snfen 0 Saruid
9ei6ab Elm l%lnfall, bel benz Elm Matrplt
9stDotet uno mebrere 8erionen serlebi
uuroen. 9ie SDntsin miro beute "a
Sabre aft.
Sn Ma9oeburs iuuroen am Mitt'
nod &Olalie Suntrod unb bercn gu.
bdlter 5rib Grbe. iuel6e i'm Sum uuri.
gen Sabres Der grmorbuns Slueier
9ienitmdoben Tamens 3aiten uni
Stage iiberIiibrt uub gum gooe rerur:
ibeilt iuorben Wnren {bsr groSeb er;
reggie beinabe cbcriO grpBes Iufiebsr
luie perjenige ge9en 9lsO S6srf i'll
@ien) burb ocn S6arfrtdjter Giencl
entGauptet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02

aus einem Stdotden in Soma ,pirb
fol9euoer brOaiser 8orfaI mitsetbsilt +:
Ser Sobn zines edten 0itbmdri6er's,
beiudt Die beuti9- metbobiitiide Sonns
tassi9ule in Dem Orte. Ser &leine 1T
ea s%etu6nnt. ietneu Batter am Gonutase
8arten ipieleu 5u ieben. gines Cages
frdst i'm Der SonntassiduIebrer
oSase mai mein Snbn, ipo5u lit benn
Der Sonntas boz Der ateiue erbebt
lid unb antportete iroden: .5umaor-
ten peelen". 9leie gntluort 6ai i'll Dem
Orte, no iie idnel Gle Ruaoe madte,
uiel 9eiterfeit errest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-02
SelbitmorS. Statiitif.

lleber bic auBerorbentlids 8unabme
Der Gelbitmorbe in ben Ser. Gtaaten
brinst in Der MaisNummer Der ,Nrena"
5reberid s. Soffmaun einise bemerfeas.
tuer:be 4nsaben, Die er ben Sterbeliiten
Der sr6Beren Stdbte bes 2anbes ents
npmmen bat. Sn elmer ieiner gateler.
tuelte bic SelbitmOroe in ied5eba alns-
ritaniiden Gtdbten I'M Sabre 1890 be-
bnnbelt, lit San 5ranciseO NIT je einem
Selbituoro auf 6S gooesfdlle uuo ie
1888 giniuobner uerseiduef. Brupi-
bence, u. S., tueist Die niebrisite 3iffer
auf. 1 auf 40 9obesfdIe nno 22,o24
ginmobner, Die @eiammtSabl Der
| Selbltmoroe in oieien Stdbten fir bns
cine Sabr mar 1000. Sebs Der srbB'
ten Stdbte beg 2anbes batten I'M 2aufe
BON ~stuapSig Sabren iiber 1000 Sale
81 perSeidnen; es u1ren bies Stem Yorf,
Tbifahelpbia, Cincinnati, Bottom, Baltl,
mote unb Grouioence. Iuf Seem Yort
allein eutielen 1910.
@m a~uffdnisiten erldeint Die 5unab-
me Bel einer @erslei1uns bon ie finfs
idbrisen Yerioben. go ities in Stem
gort bic Sobl in Der 3eit BON 1871 big
1890 bon GIL mdbreno Der eriten iini
Sabre nuf l1SS mabrenb Der lebtea; in
8~bitaoelpbia bon 1858 auf 456, in Gins
%cinuati BON 1874 aui 224. in Baltimore
Don 80 auf 166. Das @erbdltniB Der
selammten gooesfdle 81 einem Selbfs
I; moro fiel BON 2OS in ben erfien fiinf
: Sabren auf 1876 81 l in ben lebten, in
, YbilabeIpbia BON 315 auf 229, III @ia'
i cinuaii BON 465 auf 27O. Die 3abl
Der Selbitm6rber bat in Stem Yorf wdb'
renb Der 1ebten 5ebn Sabre UNI 81 Sro'
gent S%usenOmmen, in anetrsn Stdoter
> rod mebr; 10 ). 9. in Cincinnati, tpel
: DIES Die 9rDBte 3abl Uabrenb ocr leb
ten fiuf Sabre Dor 1890 gu per5sibnel
II bat. limb in abnlidem, fait nod srb
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+ ~iinusfdIe ausenommen, BON pel1ei
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sr6Bten YroSent.iab %aufsuueiien baben
@s lift cine traurise Statiitif. bar
aber bod nldt iberieben perben, wei
)e Die @rideinuns, uefde iie bebaroetl
i'm engen 3uiammenbause nit ben an
tie oeren i%o5ialen @rl6einunsen uniere
l. 2ett itebt.