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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
NO FUSION FOR SIMPSON.

Jerry Simpson has returned to
Washington and in an interview says:
In Kansas all parties are getting in
shape for the struggle over the cleo
ton Of county officers this fail. As
the supreme court of the state has
decided that the certificate of the
county clerk is all that is needed to
validate the claim Of a legislator to
his seat il is a matter Of high impr-
lance to elect the right man to office
Di codnty clerk and here is where the
fight will come in. 1t is going to be
straight fight, too, for the day of
fusion tickets and deals has < he for.
ever in Kansas. Henceforth the
struggle for supremacy is going to Ike
between the Peoples party and the
Republicans. The latter have for
she,r main support the railroads and
banking corporations. The Demo
Gratis are 50 hopelessly in the minor
ity that they will cut but little figure
hereafter. The so-called stalwar1
wing of the party consists OF q score
oi the railroad attorneys and tl'eil
satellites. They are really Republi
cans in disguise and are only Demo
Gratis IN name for the sake Of getting
Il few Offices. The other faction is
not in sympathy with the Cleveland
ADMINISTRATION. 1t consists Of free
traders and free silver men and the,
take no stock in the Wall stree
theories Of the powers at " ashington
will admit that the Sherman Law j!
not good one for it treats silver n
a commodity. yet / will not sanction
its repeal unless some better act !.
oSered in its place and this in M
judgment will he the verdict Of tn
fifty-third congress"
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Ii is quite likely fusion will be
made in Iowa this fall between the
P,pulists and Prohibitionists. The
latter have nominated Prof. Ayles-
worth for governor, and rs he is in
perfect accord with the Populists, il
il probable that they will endorse
him for tue sane position. Then q
complete ticket will be arranged, anti
q, both parties are almost :dentically
alike, the new arrangement will lie
likely to carry that state.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Payer Mee,u,g Points.

A paper read by Rev. \. f. Davis
ut the last Ohio state convention con-
tanned many good points that must
Ike given to large aatljeuce. Read
them and think over them:
Many u prayer meeting has gone
up III useless sentiment Or down in
dead formality for lack of some def
nate point " Object
The leader should make an effort
to bring Mt least one new thought INTO
meeting, ut least one that is not uni
vcrsally dwclt upon.
Points, points are what We
want in our meetings, and not too
many Of them in one service. Be-
conten: to make one clear br,stling
sticking point. Leave secondly,
thirdly and tenthly over for the
second, third and tenth meetings.
a prayer meeting to be effectual
must nc conducted. Let the leader
keep his hands on the reins steadily
but gently.
Many meetings are left to run
down and down they do run. Do
not let the meeting die. The beast
dies natural death is good for
nothing; it will not do for meat. The
pelt of dead sheep may be taken,
but it is job the boys do not relish.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Sold bv BROWN & DAWSON.
Theodore Parker, the great l bes-

Theodore Parker, the the great g5s,e BE.
whose brave struggle for freedom in thought
and deed has made his name a watchword
of progress. left behind him priceless leg
acy in the glowing passages of unpublished
sermons which Rufus Leighton. his stem.
ographer. gathered after his death into Les
sons from the Wo,ld Of Ilatfe, and tie
World Of Nan, a handsome volume OF 43o
large pages. with Parker's portrait. Cloth.
t1.25: paper. 50 cents. at the bookstores.
Liberty and Life, e eS IS Is . ~ VOLUME Rn~:
of clear. simple. eloquent discourses ex.
planning the changes in religious though,
that are made necessary by the conclusions
of modern science To those who care fol
religion. but realize the absurdities of much
in popular theology. LIBERTY AND LIFE will
be lpful-inspiring. Cloth. 81 90: paper.
50 cents. at the bookstores.
IINITV A weekly journal of a religion
OA>a that is rational and rational.
ism that is religious. Thirty-two columns.
including a liberal sermon or lecture. a
review Of current events and number Of
timely editorial and contributed articles.
UNITys motto is. Freedom. Fellowship
and Character in Religion" 800 year.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

1t belongs to the very essence Of
Christian duty that We should make
the most of ourselves, that we should
tevclope all our powers, and as mucl.
of this mysterious life that we are
Lying, OF its laws and methods and
duties, as is possible. We are put
into this world, not .liat we may stray
carlessly along its paths for few
years, but tina, We may know it. and
that VIC may so use it that We shall
demonstrate our own superiority tc
it, and 30 come to discern our need
of, and fitness for some other world
some other mansion in Gods great
house.-T. I. Munger. d. d.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
An Opening Prayer.

One Of our societies, says The
Golden Link, of Australia, opens its
meetings by repeating together the
following drayer: "Hcavcnly Father
draw near to US as We draw near to
thee. Merceifuliy grant thy Holy
Spirit may, in all things direct and
rule our herats and renew US in the
spirit of our mind. Deliver us from
all sloth in thy work, all GOODNESS in
thy cause, and grant that looking
unto thee We may kindle our love
andby waiting upon thee may renew
our strength through Jesus Chris,
our Lord.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
With the third part OF Omega,

With the third part OF "Omega,"
the work of the French astronomer
FIammoron which appears in The
Cosmopolitan for July, the reader is
able to grasp something of the pur-
pose of the author. Omega" is de-
clared by those who have read TIL.
entire work to be one of the most re-
markable writings of the century.
While pretendin. to be a novel, it is
Il work having q deep pliilososhical
purpose, as is more fully developed
IN latter chapters. 1t is something
that no fairly intelligent person can
afford not to: Tread, and surely dcs-
tined to become Classic.
Iu a recent number OF the Cosmo-
politan story was published, entitled
''The house Of the Dragons which
received wide criticisms because
the importance Of the life problems
involved. A daughter Of Bishop
Potter. whO for some time connected
with important mission work among
the working girls of New York, has
undertaken to reply, and discuss
another side OF the qnestion..,,in the
July number.
An Interesting article on the "City
Of Brooklyn by Murat Halstcud;
the peculiar games of the New Mexi.
co Indians, by Charles F. Lummis;
"Sorsis," 10y Margret Manton Merrill;
the fight Of the Cumberland and
Merrimac. told by Capt. Thomas
Selfridge, one Of the survivors; q
paper on "Ihc Deserted House oi
New England" an account of the
Brussels Monetary Conference, by
one of its most distinguished member.
a curious story of the southwest, by
Opt Real, and a contribution BY Mr.
Howells, are among the many i'm
portant papers Of the July issue.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

A strike occurred at Lamont, ILL.,,
Last week. The militia was called
out and an action took place between
them and the strikers. Several OF
the later we're killed, and the CO.
srnor says the shooting was unnect 9.
But the aims of the employ
~ med in the intimidation
The militia will have
c, ed, as we'll as the Pink
yep about as dangerous
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
STATE MEETING.

;. Farmers and Laborers'
lll ill meet the All Tuesday IN
st. County Unions should meet
hJssAtter than the 10h Of august
and efevt dcl""atcs IT, <xxf$. 17'
ing. Sub Unions,
Or soon thereafter, am /D.
and county dues. County Secretaries
should send direct to me at Warrens-
burg. Don't wait until time for the
meeting. Let as all 10 the best We
san. Fraternally,
J. WHEELER LOxa.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Your Favorte Passage.

The prayer-mecting service may be
delightfully."- varied by asking eacl.
member Of the society to name, on
slip of paper his favorite passage
Of Scripture. These may by gathered
up and read, with appropriate com
ment, by the pastor. The fact that
many Of the slips are duplicated
again and again will IN itself he a
matter Of interest, as showing what
texts have the strongest hold upon
the hearts of believcrs.-The 7 Dung
Peoples Standard.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

With elevan bis failures IN this
country Saturday, mite: open the
eyes Of everyone that something is
wrong: Is it the robbcr tariff, the
bsux ugly silver law or the effort TO
get down to strictly gold basis?
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Cardinal Gibbons Of the Catholic
efsuvch called on the president one
DAY last week by request Of Cleve-
l6d. tt IL understood that the con-
ference was III regard to the fitness of
4 candidate for q prominent Office.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

A thief recently burglsrized n
barber shop in Kal'oka to the extent
IT several n.zors and hair clippers,
WAS arrested 1T Fl. Madison and now
languishes in the Clark county hold
over.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

II Charlie, Foster had his share Of
that twenty -four dollars per capita he
suil was in circulation during the
late political campaign, that ex would
not b: dea,l broke now.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Ayers Hair vieor
Restores hair after fcvers.

NcSCOf6S IIIf H1Ier 1"EtFS.
''Over year ago had severe fever,
and when recovered, my hair began
to fall out, and what little remained
turned gray. I tried various remedies,
but without success, till at last I began
to use Ayers Hair vigor, and now my
hair Is growing rapidly and is restored
to its original cOlor."-Mrs. A. Collins,
DightOA Mass,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Ayers Hair vigor

preVentS hair from turning gray.
my hail. was rapidly turning gray and
falling out; one bottle Of Ayers Hair
vigOr has remedied the trouble, and my
hair Is now It's original color and full
ness."-B. Onkrupa, Cleveland, o.
Prepared by DR.. j. e. Aver x Co., Lowell, Nasp.
Sold BY Druggists aud Pesfumcrs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Ayers Hair vigor

prevents mar from falling out.
"a number q years ago, by recommen-
dation Of . friend, began t. use Ayers
Hair viEor to stop the hair from failing
out and prevent its turning gray. The
FIRST effects were most satisfactory.
Occasional applications since have kept
my hair thick and Of natural COLOR
II. z. BasLam, Mckinney, Texas.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice ishereby given, that the undersign.
ed administrator or the estate of Jonathan
Bissell. deceased. will make final settlement
Cf his accounts with eaid estate a. such nd.
Court OF Scotland county. Missouri. to be
holden in said county on the 5th dav of juno
A. ID. 1898.
Al MOUNT. Administrator.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Ayers Hairvigor
Makes the hair soft and glossy.

81 have used Ayers Hair vigor for
nearly i've years, and by hair Is moist,
glossy, and In an excellent state Of pres
ervatiOR. lam forty years old. and have
ridden the plains for twenty-five years."
Vim. Henry OFT, alias Mustang Bill,''
Newcastle wvO
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

A large crowd greeted Miss Carrie
Lee Carter, state lecturer Of the ".
Z. T. U. at her lecture in Elipa,
recently.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15
Christian Eldeavor Column.

THIS COLUMN Is CONDUCTED BY TIE
MEMPHIS CHRISTIAN ExDEAVOR UNION.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

DISEASE F.: q: I. :s ss:. s.s.s.: .:a
Arm. Short breathe CYvrea.lon, Assh4a.
kwolies Ankless Weak and SnotsertnS
6pclls, Dropsy, Wind In Stomach. etc.. are
surcd by Or. AaiLE NEW HEART evRE.
A new discovery BY the eminent Indiana Special
=. A. =; Davis. Silver Creek; Nsh;: aitcr taking
four bottles Of HEART CURE feIt better
than he had for twelve years. "for thirty year:
pa. MILES HEART cU3G cured me..I~vi
logan. Buchanan. Mich Z. 2: stMtson. ways
cURG for Heart trouble with great results. Ms.
lie Bar, Fitchburg Mich. Was III for Is years with
Heart Disease. had to hire house help: lived on
liquid food used Or. Miles Heart Cure and
I'll pains Ieft her constant use cured her.
Ihave for fsteen years been suffering with Pal
ritation Of the Heart. and never found remedy
Hsorl Cure: It 'Y0rkedi wonderfully and gave mo
instant = lief and help. l cheerfuliy recOu,-
mend this medicine to all who suffer any kind Of
Heart DiYenSe.
II. II. HUSBAND, 0reenville. TexsA
Th0 efect Of yonr lvt.c Heart Cure h wondered.
MRA EVA DRESSER, Ac<3reyor, Iowa
Sola - q posleivo OaaSass00s
ylnelllustrated hook FREEat Druegistsos adArsas
Or. aeILGS' MEDICAL CO.. Eikhass. Ind.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-15

Also. for Soldiers and Sailors disabled in the
line of dniy in the Regular Army "r Navy
since the war Survivors of the Indian wars
of 1872 to 1872 and their widows now entitled
Old and rejected claims a speciality. Thous-
Gn,is entitled 20 higher rates. Send for new
avs No charge for advice. No fee until
uccasSfUi.
, 1893-12-19

@S ltegt Sic Germutbun9 nabe, baB 6err
b. SiBmiI9 in irgen6 ein 6auS gelOft
llno bort crmorbet tpor6en lit. Die WOrz
Der baben itb Damn ber 2etbe 6a6urb 3u
entIeoigen 9eiu6t, baB ite fte 5eritiifelten
ltno na3 un6 na9 aus Dem 6arle brac9z
ten. SIN &OIfe fretGi6 beitreitet man otes
aus na9eltegenben @riinben auf 6as !6art>
ndGtGite. Die 8emiibungen Ser Boli5et,
boueS 2tbt in baS 9unfel 81 bringen oaus
ern nngei6pd9t fort.
- Sin irrftnniger 8cgetarianer. Die
6reunbe De9eta6iliiber @rnG6rungStuetle
bebalpten betanntli9, 6aB i6re Soft nibt
nlr ben tpoblt6Gtt8iten @tnfluB auf bas
pbDitl6e 0oblbeftnoen auSiibe, lonoert
aub berubi9eno auf @eiit unb @emtittb
etntptrfe. 9teulicb er16ien MIN, 10 miro
aus gSien bert6tet, auf benz Yoli3eifomz
miliariate Soieflta0t Elm in bieiem 8eSirfe
tpobnenber 9oftpr Ser 8biLoiop6ie, Ser
8cgetarianer lit, unb 9eberbete ii6 BORT
ocrort, oaB man IN t6m iofort Spuren bon
9etftes ltOrun9 erfennte. Ser 11ngliidlicbe
CAB an, er per0e BON etnem Wta1ne per>
folgt unb bat, man m0ge ietnen @egner
feitnebmen. QlS 11rla6e ieines ltn9Lids
be5ei6nete CT es, 6aB CT Dem 8egetariS MUS
9ebul6tgt babe. Ser 8e6auernsnert6e
wuroe Der piDbiatriiben &linit ~iibergeben.
Wan iiebt alio, baB man troB begetabiz
Iti9er Scott ben 8crftanb perlieren fam.
= 9as @0rtcben ygttr". Mit 9ummz
belt gepaart lit eetp0bnltc6 Die 6rebbeit Ser
Sptbbuben. 8or %eintger 3ett tpur6e BEL
benz @aittpirtb Otto 8. in Der Oresbenerz
itrdBe SIT Berlin etngebroben unb elmer Ser
0iebe battle aus 11nmutb iiber Sic Leer oufz
gefun6ene ~2a6enfalie nit &rei6e auf einen
StI6 gei6rieben: y0a mir in Sen &aiien,
10 tbun mir praiien." 9ieies mir" iolte
fur tim gum 8eroer6en tperoen. Der Wirtb
ertnncrte fi9, baB elmer BON leinen @Giten
bteies @ort nit 8orltebe gebraucbte. Nac6>
Dem nun bic enttpenbeten @egenitGnbe BET
etnem SrObler in Der 8ron9eLitraBe ermit>
teIt tparen, lteB itb Ser 8eitpbIene cine
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es 8erfGufers geben,
Die 0ann aub auf Sen mir" iagenben iltnz
gen Wtann paBte. Sn inn lit Der So6n
etnes gea6teten @laiermetfter5 @. pom
Sii0oiten 8erIinS ermittelt tporbet, Ser
aber QInfangS feline 3beilna6me al 6em
@tnbrube leugnete. Oils aber Elm @on1z
pLice, Elm 6aus0iener, 0urb bic ScbpaB=
baftigfeit ietner 8raut, bic er in oaS Ser
trauen ge3ogen bate, %Derratben mar un6
ben 0rttten I'M 8unbe yDerpftffen" bate,
bat itb AUDI g. 81 einem @eitGn6ntB be-
quemt. Sn Dem &leeblatt bat Bic 8Oli3ei
au6 nOb bic 1trbeber an6erer 9iebitdble
ernttttelt.
, 1893-12-19
RIeine nddridbten.

= &obert 8. 9teiff aus M1iItpaufee, Elm
Bremler BET Chicago, Wilpaufee & ct.
8aul@8abn, purbe 9eitern Qlben6 an ser
California Nbenue bon einem 8abn3uge
I%berfa6ren unb gctOOtet.
- SIM 8un6estreisgertat gelangt beute
Der 0enlteptn>Ga @nteignungS>BrD5eB
gum 2lufruf. SIS banbelte itb in bemiclben
nm bic @ntet9nun9 bon 2Gnbereien auf cine
StreGe BON abt W3eiIen QGnge un6 300
SUB 8rette bon Bureau Sunctton in ipeitz
ltber Ri6tun9. Inter BEN 8ertlagten be-
ftnbet itcb II. u. bic &od Sslanoz8abn9e
ieIl6aft.
= Sine an Ser II. StraBe un6 SgleSbD
Nbe. %pobnbafte Srou @aQace fanb geitern
gtadbn1tttag an Der II. Str. auf ben S6te9
men Der SQtnots Central 8abn Sen ibredz
Iicb perititm1nelten 2eicbnam ibres 11iGbrtz
gen Sobnes Nnoretp, Der art fril9en Wtorz
gen oas 6auS Derlalien bate ut0 nt6t
5uritdgefebrt mar. Ser Coroner 1T be-;
nacbrt9ttgt porben,
= 8or GommiiiGr 6o1ne 1tan6 beute
Der i'm &tbelteu 6oteI beIcbGftigte Graham
&eDner, ipe9et DcrioDieoener l1nteri6la>
9un9Sberiltcbe. Qm 0anfiagungStage maj
ct in sic 8oitoffice 9efommen un6 bate
eintge fir bas 8ic6elteu 9otel beitintmte
8riefe in @mpfan9 9enommen. 9to6 an
bemielben Sage pebicLte ct in elmer Qpoz
tbete etnen auf q. 8en1iS, Ben @igentbiiz
mer bes Sotels, lautenOen @beG fir $1,000
elm uno bebielt baS @elb. GpmmiiGr
9opne pertpteS tbn ruter $1,000 8Ir9i6aft
on 6as 8unoeSgeri6t.
- Den arn1en Qeuten i1 Ga Grange 1tez
ben fro3e @ei6nabten bepor, &Glte uub
6unger tpcrben II ben Wobnungen 6er
5a6lrsiben neutrality-suspicious. 2eute bort
ielbit Our9 Die @o6Itbdtt9teit Ser better
ittutrten 8etpobner be5 Srtes peri6eubt
tperoen. !3pil6en be1n Ga Grange 8oIz
Glub unb benz 6arparOzGlub muroe BORT
ndmlib Elm 8aulpieG peranitaltet, bel benz
Der ga @ran9ezGIub alsSieger b%erOorgtn9.
Ser @rtrag bes Spicles, etpa 800, mir6
3u @uniten Der arrnen 8etpobner bon Ga
Grange 8erpenbung finben.
, 1893-12-19
Gin brutdIer 6efelIe.

Gin gdnsli4 unprooocirter, m0r6crii3er
Qn9rtff tpurOe geitern in 0fap Mtiuer'S
6auS, $50. 1921 Nabaib QtDe., bon einem
t~arbtgen 8ettler auf @bna WtilpiIe Deriibt.
9ebtere fam in Die &Ecbe, ais Der Better
eben Die 9teltc elmer Wtabl3eit ber5e6rte, bic
ibm aus WttIeiO bon Sreu Mtuer 9ereicbt
tporben mar. S9ne ein @ort gu iagen,
iprang Der 9te9cr auf sic @intretenbe Su
un0 i6lug ite nit einem Stid Giien, 6aS
ct in Der Sai6e 9eDobt bate, 3u 8o6en.
gta6bem er tbr bann noc6 mebrere St0Bc
unb SuBtritte periebt bate, ergriff ct burb
cine 6intertbilr Ote Slubt, Sri. Miupiue,
Die beipuBtln8 mar unb aus BRET ttefen8unz
Ben am &opf blutete, ipur6e auf tbr a3tmz
mer 8etragen, no Gin berbetgerufener 9trSt
i6ren 3uitano ais beOenfli9 b~eSeicbnete.
9ie 8Oli5ci bofft ibreu brutalen Nngreifer,
bon DEM iie eine 9enaue 8ei9reibung erz
baIten bat, balb in 6aft 81 baben.
, 1893-12-19
OerntiIbtes.

- Sett Mttte 2tuguit 3. s. lit ser gtefez
ren6ar &arl b. SitBmil9 aus Dresden, Der
etne TuBreile burcb oas @ngoDin mabte,
D0ut9 peri6oDen. 9a ct ouf ietner @ans
oerung t~etnerlet gefGbrltbe SteQen 3u palz
ltren bate, 10 tpar es bon DDrnberetn unz
~pabribeinLtc6, baB er b%erunglitdt iei. t3um
Wttnoeiten bate man in bteiem Sale ben
9et9nam a%uffin6en miiiien, mas aber trob
Der eifrt9iten uno ars9ebebnteIten gtacbforz
ic9ungen ntbt 8elang. 9aB Ser 8aron
SelbItrnorD began9en babe o6er aus irQen0
etnem @runbe feinen Qlufent6altsort Dor
ietnen Qn9ebOrt9en 9ebeim battle, ipor aus
9eibloien, od bter5u nicbt Ser ~qertnaite
NnlaB Dor9ele9en 6Gtte. Mfan muBte itcb
al10 nit benz @eo1nfen bertraut machen.
DaB rer iuu9e Wann ermor6et Iei. Sreiz
ltb tonrten aub 9egen oieie 8ermutbunQ
mar16erlei @tntpGnbe erboben tper6en. Die
ibpet3erticben tpte bic italtenticben Nupenz
tbdler 1tnD I'M Nu9emetnen itcbcr, bon Der
@rmoroun9 zines Sremoen Fat man sort
lett Wteniben9eOenfen NIGHTS gcb0rt, unb
Dor allen 0tngen bate man 6ocb bic Qeiche
beS @rmoroeten ftnben mitlien. gtacbbem
feit9eIteIt mar, oaB Der Baron aItf t~talient>
i6em @ebtete, na6e bel G1iooennq, ann
leBten Wtale geieben porben iet, licB es ftch
bic italienti6e YOlt5et feline Mii6e perbrtez
BEN, bas @eDetmniB gu entbiiQen. Sic
puroe btertn ourb etntge 0euti9e @e6etmz
poliStiten u1ter1tilBt, tpelbe bic 1GchitIche
&egierung etgers 1tab Gbiapenna entian6t
bate. Nber Wtonate oergingen, ebe man
Der Q0iun9 bcs 9tGtbiels aucb nur INN einen
S6ritt nGber fam. @n6ltb fan6 man.
tpte i6on telegrapbiib Dor eingen Sogen
9emeloet tporoen 1T, in elmer SelSi6[l6t
Bel Santa Groce Elm Dertpeites menihlichcs
8ein un0 fur5e 3ett baronf, BEL @o1toieono.
Elm blaues Saquet, bon Dem feIt9efteQt tperz
ben tonnte, oaB es Dem 8aron 0eb0rt babe.
SIS trug nod bic Sirma oe5 0resbner
S6ncibcrgei3GftS, in Dem es gemacbt NOR
ben mar. gfacb oieicn Sun6en mar an Ser
@rnnorOung bes ungliGli6en iungen Meanz
mes faum nod 5u 5petfeln. SIN i~inqiter
3ett bat MAJ nun nod Sablretcbe an0cre
9telte elmer meni6liben 0eite entbeft.
Sin 8dler fan6, tpte Der yWtaq6eb. 2to,~
aus Wfatlono gel6rie6en ptr6, cineu
menlbli6en SUB, Elm anoerer einen men1chz
li6en 2lrm, Elm 0rttter bic untere &inn(o6e
zines dnlbetnenb nocD iungen ManncS.
Son otelcr &tnnLa6e fonnte ipieber nit
stemlthcr St6er6ett feit9eiteQt tpcrben, bon
le BENT 2eibnam beS 8arons bon Siib9
mil6 8ugebDre. Gin3elne 53dbne bes @rz
mor0cten ip0ren plombirt ltn0 1olcbe plpm=
birte 3G0Ne entDielt aub Die a~ufaefunbene
&innlaoe. Bor etntgen Soget ipiilte Scr
BergfluB W}era Elm blutbeflefteS 6em6 IN
oas nter. 9teleS @Sdicbeitiif mar 8. b. M.
ge5elcbnet. Gor etni9eu Ga9en en6licb fon6
man in Der gfdbe bon Gaitaie8na Sen Stof
oes @rmorOete1. IS tann falm bcatpeiz
felt werOcn. Dab bie pericbiebenen Qeihcnz
tbeile, bas Sadet, Der Stod uu0 6os semi
nibt LANCE an ben Srtcn gele0eu BADEN,
no lie 9efunoen pur6en, ba man fte ioni+
bieI cher cntoeft bate. Ocnn Sic Tltrborte
5umeiit in Der Ndbe bon @aItaie9no. fin6
tpeOer ionOerIib abgeIegen nod nerIteft
, 1893-12-19

gentpGrtigeS 8enebmen ettuaS 2luffaGen6es
m it6 triige. 9ieier Trage pi6 3euge
aber aus. l1eberbaupt ber6telt ct ii6
tpGbreno bes gan3en Ger9DrS 3~urii6baltenb
unb biente iomit tpeber ber ~2tnflage no3
Der 8ertbei6igung nit beionOeren @ufz
l6liiien. S6einbar bate Gritere aber
einen flcinen 8ortbeil errun9en nit 6er
oben ertpdbnten @tusiage, baB Bic Q(nsetben
nibt INNER auf Srriinn iblieBen laiien.
9os 53eu9niB oeS Or. 8aine mar bon
ipenigerem 8elang, ais 6aS oortge, 6a er
fetne Scnntniiie be5iglib @eiItesfranfbeiz
ten s1 baben lbien.
9r. 6ranf $. aG8 lit Nifiitent bes
County 2(rSteS unb ais io(ber i'm Sc
fGn9niiie, no Breubergait ftbt, tbdtig. ST
bertchtete: SbpobI letnc O~blte9enbett nur
bartn beitinoe, franfe @efan9cne SIT be-
banoeIn, tpenn 0ieie tpirflib ieiner 0ienite
beOilrftt9 ipiirben, babe CT BEN Nngeflagten
aus ei9enem 9(ntriebe unterlu6t unb i'm
fir un5ure6nungsfdbig b~efunben.
SIM &reu3perb6r faut Or. Ma1 arg
ms @eotGn9e uno binterLieB, ais er bonn
a3eu9enftanb beruntertrat, tpte 8aine, ben
@inbrud, DAB ct nit Der Sa6e fait 9arnt3t
Dertraut mar.
9d 6err @a6e anfiin6igte, 6aB neitere
l3eugen nocb rttcbt eingetroffen pdrer1, berz
ta9te Gt6ter 8rentano 6ie 8erba1bLungen
I'm etne babe Stunbe friiber ais 1onit, bis
2 11br Na6mittagS.
, 1893-12-19
Romifd, wenn waRr.
James miGer eerdtb i'm Rauf9 in Elm
fremoes Paus mo in 6efahr,
erfbofen 3u weroen.

Sin 0ieb broc6 beute Morgen nm g.
ubr in Die NObnung BON Sbomas s..
WhtrraD etn; Der 8eiiBer eripacbte ie6ob
uto begann bltnOlingS auf ben @tnbring7
ling gu feuern. @r %pertpun6ete i'm ni6t,
erreibte aber, baB Ourcb BEN S6au
Der S9ulie Elm Polt5iit Ser an
benz Stinmplabe an ser 35. StraBe
l%tattontrt mar berbeigeeilt fam uno
ben @tnbre6er, Ser in elmer 3immercde
nor 6ur6t 5uiammen9efauert mar, 9efanz
gen llabm. Ser 0tann CAB in Der Stans
ton Nue. Station letnen 9tamen ais SameS
Wttuer an unb fab burcbaus ni3t pie Elm
@tnbrecber aus.
ST lit unGefGbr 20 Sabr alt, maj tpobIz
9etletbet ull6 madbte ben @inbrud, ais penn
er Die gtabt bot Ser @abl burCblcbpGrmt
babe. SIS iteute itcb 6ann beraus, baB MtIz
let our3 Elm Teniter, bon Sem CT cine
S6etbe 3erbro3en, eingeitie9en mar unb
ii9 bann auf Dem SuBboben idblofen gelegt.
0ort fano tbn bas Oienftmdbben 9teute
SoneS, bic iofort etl1 !3eter9eibrei er6ob
u1b baburcb iopobl Miuer ais AUDI 6errn
WfurraD pefte. Der 2ebtere fam iofort
6erbeigeeiIt unb be9ann ouf 0eiQer au ~feuern,
Wftt SbrGncn in oen Qlu9en geitanb 6er
Singing ben 8eamten bet Station, BAT
er fetn GInbreder iet, ion6ern etncn Gauid
gebabt unb in ie1es 6aus artf tbm ielbit
nnbegretflt6e 8eiie 9eratben lei. Die
Yolt3et tptro bic Sacbe unteriu3en.