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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Notice of Appointment.

The undersign ID has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrntor, with the will annexed OF the estate OF
Mary Handel, late OF stark county, Ohio, decd.
SAMUEL w KANDEL,
Administrator, with will annexed.
Dated the 18th day OF May, 1893. j8dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1ss
SHERIFF. SALE.

John E. Monnot
VS.. Order OF Sale
CLARA Markham ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued by
the clerk OF the court OF common pleas OF Stark Co.,
o. in the above action and to directed, will ofe
for sale at public auction ut the door OF the court
house, In the city OF CShton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1893,
the following described real estate to-wit; Be
ing lot number 1885, IN the city OF Canton, Ohio;
said lot being In George Lawrenoe's addition.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms, cash.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock p. m.
q. A. KhIDFR, ShArin.
CASE MoNNoT a WHITACRR, AttYs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
A High Liver

Usually has bad liver. He 10 bilious,
constipated, has indigestion and dyspep'
sia. IL there Is no organic trouble few
doses of Parks Sure Cure will tone him
up. Parks Sure Cure 10 the only liver
and kidney cure we sell on positive
guarantee. Price 81. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

BITS-All Fits stopped free by DR..
KIins's Great Nerve Restorer. No Eits
after the firss days use. Marvellous curea.
Treatiss and " trial bottle free 70 BIZ
cassa. send 70 Dr.. Kline. 9S1 Arch sarsst,
phiiadsiphiA Fa, ueGW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Tha Wnrld,a Fair

Can not remain such without the bloom
ing look and radient complexion which
clearing the blood of impurities, makes
the complexion regain the hue OF youth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Death OF nlisabeth wise .

Elizabeth Wise, aged ssvsnty-two
years. died nj her home just north OF
town Thursday, with paralysis, after an
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
istTatOr OF the estate OF Fred. Albrecht late OF
stark county, Ohio, deceased.
WILLIAM d. SCHNEIDER.
Dated thes7th DAY OF May. 1888. jidw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

Examinations will be held at Canton on the FIRST
Saturday OF each month, In the South Plum stree,
school building.
Alliance, october 10, 1892.
Navarro November 10. 1892.
Waynesburgh, January ~, 1888.
Beach City, February 1S, 1898.
Canal Fulton, March II, 1893.
Alliance, March 25 1893.
octBtd GEO. W. YOHE, Secy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
i CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,

" Salary and Klpenses paid, or Commission
y preferred. balesmen wanted everywhere.
No experience nssded. Address, stating age.
n. W. uoarzR d Co.. Eurssrymen,
tlhW deneyA N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
SHERIFF SALE.
Robert Scheldecker
VS., order OF Sale.
John Kcehn ct al.

VS. order OF Sale.
BY virtue OF an order OF SALE Issued by
the clerk OF the court OF common pleas OF stark
county, o. in the above action and 10 me directed
will offer for SALE at public auction, at the door
OF the court house, In the city OF Canton, on
saturday, the Gath day of June, 1893
chains from the northwest corner of said section;
thence south ~ degrees west, $50 chains to the
middle OF said ot thence south, S7h degrees east,
thence north. SIN degrees west, chains 70 the
the following described real estate to-wlt; Situate
In the county OF Stark and state OF Ohio and known
as being part OF section 1. township nine, In range
nine, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF the northwest quarter OF said section;
thence north along the section line eleven chains
and twenty four links to stone; thence east and
parallel with the south line OF said quarter twenty
chains and forty-five links to stone thence south
eleven chains and twenty-T0ur links to stone;
thence west along the south line OF said quarter six
thence north with said Richards land three chains
and seventy five links TO post; thence west with
said Richards line eight chains to post; thence
south with said Richards line three chains and
seventy. fye links TO the south line of said quarter
thence west along said quarter line six chains and
forty links TO the place OF beginning, contain
ing twenty acres OF land.
Appraised at sl,4oo.
Terms-Cash
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m.
O. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
JNo o. GARRETT, Att'ys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
SHERIFF SALE.
Barbara :; y: n'''a'na Oraor of Sale.

Ellen Marchand ct al.
BY virtue OF an alias order Uf sale, issued by
clerk OF the court OF common pleas OF Stark
Co. o, in the above action and TO me directed, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the door OF
tho court house. In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1893,
the following described real estate to-wit' Being
one hundred and seven acres OF land, more or less
and consisting Of the southwest part OF the north
west quarter of section sixteen l6) and the south
east part OF the northwest quarter OF section seven
ohio, aud being the same farm and tract OF land
owned and occupied in october, 1861, by Abraham
Marchand and which he continued to own and oc-
cupy up TO the time Of his death In July, 1881.
Appraised at OF, ,b64.
Terms cash.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock .. m.
q. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
JOSEPH FRBAsE, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

was troubled with eatArrh for ssvsn
years previous 70 eommsneipG the use Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
SHERIFF SALE.
School Examiners Notice.

HARrRR & KRIcHBAuS. Att'ys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
DIED SITTING IN HIS CHAIR.
LONELY OLD MAN. WHO VOTED FOR WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON.

roxE1y OLD MAN. WHO VOTED FOR WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON.
ron,as II Kent q well-known character IN the
o.once WAS found dead in his chair In his house III
wt Il, East Orange. ~ j., yesterday afternoon lhe
,r, Of the mans life Is romantic and pathchc one
e was born in East Orange seventy eigot years aso
and followed his fathers occupation. TINT Of nursery
man lie was successful. and accumulated some prop
cr,y owning number OF houses ana a large tract Vi
land lie married and had family OF fourteen sons.
Durng the war three Of them served IN thc Nortnerh
armies At present all dead except one, Henry
q Kent who is in the insane asylum at MOTIFS Pia'hS'
,hcrc he was sent on account OF u disappointment
in love some twenty ye,.' ago
M late years the old man has been too feeble 10
work. and little by little his property has slipped
away from him. the last piece being mortgaged 10
\ benevolent man In south Orange. who allowed
him enough to keep him alive. Seven years ago III.
vile died since which time the old man has hved
cntir.ly alone. A man that was formerly In Ills
nloy James Mcdonald went to see him occasions
ally. ...oo man A., rast ORANGE
who voted for william Henry Harrison for President
the other two survivors being Matthias Person ano
Bethuel d. Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

TIE GRAND OLD MANS TRIBUTE !" ''''ii0
BALFOUR AND MORLEY SHAKE
HANDS AND TALK.


London Feb. II.-tlthough Mr.. tia stone r'"'''n'
in the IIou,c Of Commons until twenty mhu's W.
,ms morniug he appeared In the House nt noon
today. looking frcsA and vigorous ana 'ih'un n
and rreciiv. rc,pon.. to amendment ohcrn ny
,ho pioht Hon j. Lowther asking for a bill 10 re-
tric n. immigration of destitute aliens Mr. ''''
,o,,e atcued that Great Britain exported moro "or"
inc people than II imported. ana MAT any
o.,dr,ion would afford IN excuse Tor o'''f
o,iore IN stop the entrance OF srllsh en-
rronte n their dominions still, Mr' 'EuS'o"'
,adod tho Government wns willing TO grant com
,,..ion ~ luourv on the subject. Ii" Boaru oi
rrr,d. vas about to send commissioner 10 '"'
rr,,od states TO ascertain how Tar the |N"'i'''''
.v,tcm could be applied TO England.
w. ,I,d.tou, made IA passing reference to the
so,h =, Iouis j. Jennings VI. y. for stoeRpr''
, horc generous tribute to the value OF ms pupnc
Nv Jennings, he said had made him the
rr, NJ a book convcting him OF every Rhd oi III
fancy lie had not lad time to real the book,
% o,rtbc,o.s he regarded the ability Of the writer
and regretted his death
While Mr. Gladstone was speaking tne hiEh' ''
=, ! Halfonr Conservative Leader, ana loriherH
chief Secretary for ireland. entered tne i" % ~
many with the Right Hon. Johl MoiicS' "a. hn,d,
rLef secretary for ireland, and the TWO slooh hu
nv ,or,n" their seat, People outside hal been
amazed al seeing the two pohttai ioeS ,o''s
DowninG-s In close cohVfr,"'Hn' H ,,,c v,s one of
the uuiqur incident OF the two hostile
leaders thus linked in friendly conpiv,S"ip ipr,ay
we i;itIe Interest II is reported that Mr. Morley eA
no ~, 40 Mr. Ralfour the unusual courtesy OF com
municating TO him the outlines oi 'No i'o"' ''''
bill . ,,.ou, ,ros reiected by n vote
- VA 10 ia and the Queens speech was then ap
proyeo Snd.,nmc aiG announced that II the debate o
:, III W, vnjc should not be finished on Monday ne
n,o'id o,id move that il ;akc precedence on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
UOU 4 BRATE BOY SAVED HIS COMfdNioN
ur CARRIED A MANGLED COMRADE HALF
MILE IN HIS ARMS.

There was an exhibition OF boyish bravery at
Uobokcn Yesterday that won the approval OF 'hN po
and the nh, sIclans at st Marys Hospital JoH'P"
Rogers nine years old picking coal on IN" "e'
houlon branch of the Erie Railroad at F0nrtech'hN
when a train approached lie did not SEQ 1t uh'h
:, ,ra. unon him. james Duif. twelve years Old Wh'
,vos picklng coll nearby TO his rescue lie WIS
ro dd prevcnt his death lie dragged his companion
Cr,r, under ,hr wheels OF the engine Bht thr "hee''
~ fine engine had manclcd the lads right leg ana u
homes were protridng from the flesh Taxing Rogers
-, IN his arms Duff started with him Tor the police
suh.s,atIon on Willow-avc., distance ol nearly n"
4 mile but The nearest point at which aSN'S''''''
oould be obtained. The locality Is loncsoh" us
rici and yonng Duff met no one during MS Jo''n'''
rut he never stopped until he entered the sI''o"
bousc breathess and EXHAUSTED. Callihs 10 the S'i
ceant TO send fOi doctor, ne sam"
exhausted by his journey ana DIS p"'"'"
81 hurry, call was sent ior III ''"'"
,,ce and Young Rogers was taken 10 81 'i"t'
uo.r,,,I The surgeons who dressed his woniu SLY
he was one OF the plucdcst patients VINO ever came
r,acr their care He never uttered crv or sheu !"
,e,r The doctors did not amputnte his eg' pr'ause
h want TO save It II possible, and they nlso iearro
m, o1.cts Of the shock upon the lads system. lie
,rne vcak last night and may not recover. A.. ,,,.
Anoth,r sad feature OF the case Is NAV VIZ ra,,
- vounr Rogers + also an innntc Oh ~. ia' > Ia
w w 'S Hnn IN for some time. His vile mas several
Nm ieS children besides the injured Doy' anu 'n
,amily is I'm destitute circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
p,IIVAy DISASTER WITHOrT DEATH.

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. ll.-1h" second S'cuoh
of passenger train No. 3. on IN" SAM" re- rn,'"
,,aaco nt 10 o'clock last night. went through !"
,I this morning at Barring. Mo. The first wv"
coaches were preciptated through the woodwork 10
tho ground, distance Of forty or my feet ln'
n,, ooo,h which was a sleeper, caught BY one
and an IN. trcstework In vertical position iHcre
we're five passengers In the sleeper VINO "e,' ,
WI" rar -, the forward and lower- end Of the car
~ w.. ~ ,oro saved from death by the hravy cusiiol.
Dh, a.senrer on tll4 entire train was kiilHi OF
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
MADAME F. DE LE.SSEPS On THE SLNl NlEA' LN'
HER EARNEST BELIEF N HER HUSBANDS ~
NoCENCE STRONGLY TXrKf>sED

HER EARNEST BELIEF IN HER luSDAND' ~
NoCENCE STRONGLY FXpnf>SEp
Paris. Feb. ll-Thc Figaro publishes an Inter
,Icw With Madame Ferdinand DE- l"''ep~. ha' Sin''
the conviction and sentence VI her husband M"'Hm'
de Lc,scps was found To- ~ courageous ana r'N"u -
and a. earnest ~ ever I'm her belief in her lsmh'
innocence She said that her husband wa III an eN
trcm.ly weak condition. week ago ia" hAd lr""
eci,ed with a dcllrlum that lasted for d'Y' ih'h
h. had A relapse and hrd snc" Irman'd tn safe ''
,omn Abiding to the severity Of IN" -'"''h'''
nassod uuou her husband and Ais son. Madame d'
Lcs>"p, said 49,
81 p.cf.r this result. II is fitting climax u'a'
both father and son should BE- condemn d. Ihr very
cuor,itv Of th, sentence, will the better protect our
honor thnn lc,, tAoroushsong injustice would nave
dane | do not need consolation, FOR ! have r'"H''
flo end OF my Calvary. Nevertheless, thrf" l. Oh;
thing above all cannot forgive. and that l. tha' D.
fore striking at >uch man they waited n'il phy'i'"l
innrmi,y had rendered 1t impos blc Tor him to dei''
himself II j. better p'rlap, That tsiIiInu , m & ~
Ia NJ should be unable 10 know the inghl"i 1,is
~ ,he l,,,w When / think OF tie po'slbInN "'
Ferdinand de L'S>cpN beng put III P'''o" a' "
sclf whether am dreaming. =, rto,,;
" Fiocl. NJ Marius Fontanc and VI Ilcnri
Cottu conyictci OF swndling and breach oi trns,
in Connection with funds ol the f'laMa ''"
Comrany. have appealed against me hhhlnp %, ..
the Chamber OF Indictments committing ',lcin WI
trial on charges OF corrupting pubic oihtlais'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
,.,,rrv rnR A PHILADELPHIA SUIF.

rh,IadeIphia. Feb II.-Consderable anxiety Is 'e''
borc regarding the well known PHILADELPHIA ouiit SNIP
r ,. Oakcs Captain Red. which smiled A"gns' ~ w
San Francisco. The last seen oil 'he .es,e .,,ss >.
,,ao ~ rest She Is owned by W. ii. Sat
'n, sonit d = manned by O crew Of twenty seven mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
.eor1Tu,s GREAT SPEECH IN THE
''' HOUSE OF COMMONS.

,xrsS TO HEAR MR.. GLADsToNE'S INTRO
prcrIoN OF Ills noML'RCAE biLA'-fANi'
ucrs OF THE DEBATE on TIE ADDRESS
THE UGANDA oUESTIoN-TilE
SENTENCES OF THE
PANAMA CRIMINALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

Nror rerh,ps did Lord ROscbery more kcchE
xocr.t not being in the House of Commons thah
,.st Friday. when Uganda was under dscusSioh
,Us Leader and bis colleagues We're presseu !" ''A
vhot authority or instructions sir "eraiu Ior''i
hod for such emergencies as Eilsh' occur oe'"''"
,ho r.t;rcment of the East Africa company
amd tbn csta, lishment of Imperial rnlc Leader
rd oo,,e,oucs fenced with this plain question: anu
dad i Sir William Har"0urt was reduced 10
.ho rom,rL that ne did no, know what inc III
tervaI would be, which may nave oech '"'n'' ~
Ina humorous Now II turns OUT '"a' MI ~
| por,al had definite instructions ior 'hls NciA ,''
| ,inoepcv. ONLY Mr.. Gladstone ana OH "''
Uarcourt did not happen to reihe'ho'' '",
What are called frcrdly Questions "''' P
| ON Monday both in the LORDS anu ."'""
Lard Rosebcry stated with lis usual Poi''' P'" w.,
r.ss of speech that Sir Gerald had au'ho'.'S' .''
| oy,,iicit Instructions and had suircleh' ''''o w "
| l,oer I-ponda In order and tc prepare '''e way w.
| occunation All this was III prih, nc'i'N
| aoo lord Salisbury had defined his po",iS ''i.'
| |, ord Roscbcry had confirmed 'hcn', d..
| snnse could have led 10 no other cohci"No',
| such is Mr. Gladstones terror Vi ' I;,,I,
,au and such his own sympathy with the L'''i, i,
| England faction, that lie "ar'" nv a,;or
No, accent the responsibility OF the S'ua'io"
| u. .boucbcrcs iasco in Uganda las leit MN
| ho,,.r tcmper than his failure 10 securc
III ~ ,.n,.d but NOT solicited, seat in the N"n'-
Ia attacks Lord Rosebery as bitterly as h''
.,.oLod Mr. Gladstone, and calls him dreaui VI "a
| ,os The Foreign Secretary Is Jiheo' ~
-.a and ia proud of being Jingo IL hiis".
ulo Mr. Labouchere to produce any prooi o'
| r. .ss.,tion: but his is a style OF warfare i'
which assertion is rather often maa'e ~ ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

beit erf&iensn unb bat peritabe Ras
bauicenen aufsefiibrt, AUDI bic @rafin
DeIart treibt es 1idt pid b,Ter. 81
ne erobe 3ab1 bon 9:4ablisea Damen
aeb0rt au ben unoerb iIerliher
S9napsl4peltern, tpis bi, jurgn Graz
fin Runeu, ole oeltp ttnete Ser3o5in
poa Wontro1 E unb 2abp 2ouiIe Msur.
Das mipertitITe Shoulpisl bon MIen
ia! aber tppbl 2obp 3ou4,, bic Satin
zines Yeer BON Gng.anb, 9aboten. 8ei
einem 'Spu3isrrt!!t, ben ite In pornebz
mer 9e'eu19aft I'M 9pbs part unt're
nabm, mar lie boQitdnbts bi..fslos Be-
trunten unb 'Iant bonn pferbe in ben
Sunb, 10 Dab tie, trob tbres bo5en
Ranses, bon Der polisei in 9aft ge>
rommen tpurb'. Mer einen G;nblid
in bic 8orliebe ber Damen fir Spiriz
tuoi sn getpinnsn min, mub lie BEL ben
groben Diners in Mapfatr unb BEL
9rapia, beim 2un9, DINER uNb Souper
i'm 9ot,l 8riitot pber anberen pornebz
men 9otels unb in Clubs, gu benen
bas ift0ne @ei9e@t 3utritt bat, bsobz
a@ten. Dab bic ensliiAen Damen Der
Glai@e inn @ebeimen auipra@'n, por
tpobl betannt, alIdin tire S4eu Dor
Der OeHkntlihteit 1T ldngIt nerl@tpunz
ben unb ite con umiren. iebt Dor 40er
M1lg:n erl@redenbe Mensen bon @piz
,rituD1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

Glepator, Der bem 6eutpas:n ansez
bdnst mirb unb ibas 10 aetts unb at
bsitraubenbe 9euauflaben i4n:q uno
obne pief 9anbaroeitsleiftu aus
fii6rt. Muh niele 3rettperte fanb
man i'm SadionIpart CUR 4nfhauuns
gebra1!. 4uf ein:r bepesti9sn i4iez
fen Gbere, bon einem Ra9men umsez
Sin, perbsn 5tpet pferbc ODER anbere
@robtbiere gebrau4t, unb bic burd
bas @etpidt ber Gbiere sleit:nbe Gbene
tretbt nun Elm S9tpungrab unb bamit
f:.einere Ma1dtnen, 3. 9. 9ddielmai4tz
men, S4rotmiihlen, ia iosor Drei4z
ma 4inen.
Snt:reKant tparer audi bic nur fir
ameritaniiae 8er6altn.1e 9ebouten
vbeabers", tpel4e, bon bier 3ugtbteren
bor ii4 bersei9oben, bi: 4ebren bes
WeiSens -abihneioen, bieie in ben banez
Ben berfabremoem &aientpagsn fiiQen
unb bis SO Morgen an etnem Sage
bearbeiten. Wu4 fanben ii4 in G6i@
cago bic per19teb'ni tsn 8aummoQz,
3uderrobrz, Subatz unb Maispflanoz
ma 6inen, Ma I4inen gum @4dlen
Der Moistotben aus ben umgebenben
8ldttern, 1pel4e l::bteren bur4 bic
Maj4ine gleid gu 9ddiel als @iebfutz
ter gei4nitten perosn, Malhinen gum
@ntfDrnen ter Muisto.bsn unb anrrre
mebr..
@robartig tparen i4lieb..i9 po9 bic
Mo19inen fit 8slrbeitung Der 8aumz
tpoQl amen. Die >com Tttoe eins:f16z
reren unb in etnen groben Ruiten aby:<
1abenen Samen perb:n bur4 einen,
bon md4tisem 8entilator eraeu9ten
2uft1brom in bic 90be seboben unb
auf NIT ;3dbnen unb Sdgen bef:Bte
9rommsln gebra4t, tpel4e bic Baum
NOBLE bon ben Samen berunterreiBen.
Damn sei9ibt, ebenfaus our4 itarte
0ufttrDms. bic 3rsnnu~q bon Samen
unb BaumppQe unb leBtere gelangt BIZ
rett in bic pre7e, INN ats mo61Derz
padte Balm bic Wa1@ine gu berz
iui1en.
9ie gan5e amertfanii4e Ma14inen>
ausitellung trug in alien ibren Gin
3elnbeiten iiber9a1pt bas cine Wort
gl:id1am an Der Stirn se14rieben:
pratti54! Nus ibr tonnte man ertenz
men, pie bic Mmerttaner bon bielen
8orurtbtlen Der alien Welt ii4 fret
g%mu4t bdben unb begierig alles er<
greifen, mas cine materiel1e 8erbehez
rur9 in MusIt4t iteQt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
0ornebntc stnapSfGWett era.

IS TIT nt@t MQes, mas gldn3t, @olb
unb IN ben roberen 3e9ntau1 enb" gabt
es perbdltntBmdbg ebenionRl morale
i1en S4muB mte in b:n unteren
@4i4ten ber men19liten 81 el114aft.
8eionbers tonn bies bon bsm 6oben
Qbel @nglanbs gefagt tperoen. DAB
ber prin3 bon @at:s, ber erit @entle=
man bes &anbes, 1i4 mebr als 3tpeilel<
6artblungen i4ulbtg gema4t
bat, 1T eine befannte 5batla4e; uber
aud 1ebr porndbme Dam:n 9aben BITE
@renaer bes @rtaubten in f4amlo1er
Meiie iiber14ritten. Sn "@ottenz
@om" unb ~@anitp Tair", ben faibio<
maben Promenaben bes 9pb: part,
auf tpet9en ft4 mabrenb ber Satlon
bic pornebme unb elesunte Welt tumz
melt, 9aben ittb mteb:rbolt @cenen abz
ge1pielt, tpelhe in I'M erem 2anoe, in
Benz man @uropa's iibertiin4k 9of=
lthfeh n6tt tennt, bus @in14retten
ber poli5:i CUR GoIse gebabt bdtte.
nnb be Per1onen, peGhe berarttge
'@otnen auffij6rten, tparen ni4t etpo
MeprG1 entanttnnen bes rounfel1 t:n"
@rglanb, ionbern lie geborten benz
bi0djlten Mbel an. @ine @4wei tier beg
6er3ogs bon SITE, 2abp Sba Wili on,
TT gu tpieberholten Mal'n IN be
rRotp" i'm 3uitanbe totaler 8etrunten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Oie .6er1teIuno BON neittrdoer:

- Die 9eri te1ung BON tpeittragenz
ben @el4lben in Der 70 ai9ingto<
@ei4ibfabrtt i@r'itet in befriez
bigenber Meiie fort. Sic Ma14inez
rien ba5eub5t tperben bon teiner dbnliz
den Gabrtt BET Welt iibertroFen, uno
3un:bmenbe @rfobrung bat pielerlet
|grl parni17e erm1gliht. @is jebt iinb'
in bie1er Tabrit 237 @ei4lbe, beren.
&atiber BON 4 3ou Big 13 3ou oariirt,
3um @ebrauh fertig geite1t porben.
unb bie1elben baben it& iGmmttt4H
prattiIh b:mahrt. 8etanntlt4 per6en
bic Stabl6D0de fir bic @ei4ube bon:
pripatfirmen 9eliefert, bic M%usbo9runz:
gen, bas Qnihmtihfrn Der "Saden" unb'
@inge lopie bas Nusbobren ber Robr@
pir6 jebo@ in ber, Malbingtoner
Merfitdtte borg:nommen. Snsge=
lammt murben int lebten Sabre 453
8lDde beri4tebener @r0be beitellt uno
babon 1868 abgettefert. On ferttgen
@eid'uBen iino 1893 6ers'itel1t tporben,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Gin ipamiiGcr &al9encauotoat

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III ben leBten 9ogen 16on mebrere W}az
I: be1HGftigt fat. Dieier Mann 1T etn
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pier3ebn Sobrer1 tpurbe ct tuegen
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BET @aIgen errthtet. @iprla 1murbs
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nen Ropf in bic @a1genI@tinge. Mbe1
ber 6enter tpar betrunten unb gat
benz @olte Elm {4redlt9es @4uufpta,
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ber Gntriiitung tpurbe laut; bas @olt
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5inridtung. @albtobt purbe @iorla
bonn P.aBe getragen; man tpanote 1t@
an bic Regterung nit ber 8itte I'M 8ez
gnabtgumg bes @erbre4:rs uno bas
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d., &ettenftrafe um. @inen Monat
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bin Muuren 1dlug ft4 Gloria pte Elm
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