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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
AS TO

II GLOBE has been asked to urge the
legislature to build a monument to the
confederate soldiers. THE GLOBE is not,
at this time, in favor of such an inves
ment. 1t would be, were there no living
confederate soldiers left-but it would
rather, at this time favor increased pen
sions for the poor and needy. Instead
OF piling up a lot of graEite-why not
pile up a lot of clothes and little luxu-
ries-give the living some more appreci-
atoms.
In after ~Years-when the last tottering
limbs that wore the gray shall be cold in
death, then will the crate ul state arise
and buy the granite pillars to
crate the dead.
The legislature of this prosperous
state could well afford to vote several
thousand dollars increase in pensions
for those boys who fought and lost-yet
were no less loyal than those who fought
and won.
OF course if we can afford both, let it
go at that-but if only the one-give the
boys still living something more than
they 10Y receive.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

In a case of murder by strangulation
the woman who perpetrated the crime
had been a nurse in an infirmary and
accustomed to lay out dead bodies.
After the murder she carried out un-
thinkingly her professional practice by
smoothing the clothes under the body of
her victim, placing the legs at full
length, the arms out straight by the side
and the hands open. The doctor who
was called in at once declared such a
condition of the body was inexplicable
on the supposition of suicide, consider
ing the amount of violence that must
have attended the strangulati2n.
In another case the criminal had at
tempted to make the death appear like
the act of suicide by placing the lower
end of the rope near the hand of the de-
ceased, but he selected the left hand,
whereas the deceased was right handed,
and he did not leave enough rope for
either hand to grasp in order to produce
the very violent construction of the neck
which had been caused by the two coils
on the rope. A surgeon pointed out
these things. Both criminals confessed
their crimes before execution.-Toronto
Mail.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

and one of which had grown to be al
most a man took him out and gave him
a good, sound whipping. He told him
that fathers generally were not so heart.
less, and explained some other things
to him-and then the mother and chill
dren went on-on that endless journey
which must some day end in death.
Perhaps after all is said and done, per-
haps after all the frauds are wiped from
the earth, heavens justice will be done,
and poor, unprotected women who are
imposed upon by designing men will get
a seat close to the throne, while the
brutes who forsake and disgrace them
will find their chairs a great many rows
below.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
Died,

In East McComb, January, 80, 1898,
Melissa Belle Pamplin, wife of w. R.
Harvey.
The deceased was born near I've
River depot, Nelson county Va, October
18th, 1860, was married to W.R Harvey,
November II, 1886, and Immediately
came to McComb, where she lived a
happy and contented life up to the time
OF her death, she was a devoted wife. a
kind friend and possessed an amiable
disposition; warm natured and hearty in
her expressions of love for those who
she held dear to her.
She leaves a husband, three children,
two step children and two sisters, Mrs.
DR.. B. F. Gatlin, and Mrs. DR.. J. A.
Beard, to mourn her untimely end her
youngest child was just one week old
at the time of her death.
Alarge number of friends and rela-
tives assembled at the residence Monday
at 2:3O p. m. to show their respect and
love for one they had loved so we'll.
We know our earthly loss is her
eternal gain weep not then bereaved
ones, she has only crossed over the river
of death to join the loved ones gone be-
fore and will be waiting and watching
for you.
The funeral services were ably con-
Quoted by Rev. j. G.. Gadd.-McCemb
City (Miss.) Enterprise.
The deceased was a sister of Capt. l.,
L. Pamplin, of this city.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
AT RANDOM.

knew her we'll in olden times
The years. l will not say how many,
So often times in making rhymes
Ten scores of years don't count for any.
Yet in those years forever fed
see her still a sweet-faced girl,
With lips-ah they were ripe and red
Her own brown hair she used to curl.
She was the raging belle of town
Yet for me didn't care a fig,
In fact the boys she all turned down"
But long before she wore a wig!
Her cheeks are pale where once so red,
In glad she caused me to resist her
And thrice refused my pleas to wed
And only said she'd be my sister.
Because the inference is that she is now old
enough to be his aunt.
COLONEL POsTLEY says the Declaration of
Independence was not signed on Bunker Hill.
The legislature is still grinding away, and
HENRY MILLER's Chin Whiskers have not been
incorporated up to the hour of going to press.
The next Fourth of July comes on the goth
of February.
The band wagon will not make any more
parades. The last time it started out Col. JCa
KING footed his brass horn and caused it to
run away, breaking the neck yoke and collar
button.
The man who drank five gallons of corn
whiskey at one sitting. said that under tt cir
cumstances he could have done no more.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
THE IA OLD TOWN.

Grim-visaged war has sealed its yawp,
and this week starts off without a single
scandle in the gay old town.
Last week and there was merriment
in a dozen places. But this week things
are as quiet in that line as a cemetery.
There is nothing doing.
And it is well Monday mornings
grist at the police court was good enough
but that's nothing.
What we want is more of the sensa
tional-something that will cause a man
to steal a newspaper. That's the stuff,
and it is to be regretted that we do not
have it oftener in these dull days.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
AS TO III USI

The Hon. THOMAS SETTLE, who was
unpuestionably elected to congress, in
reply to WILLIAMS, who firted with the
third party people, starts his quiet and
un~assuming brief in this wise:
In answer to your notice of contest of
the validity of my election to the Fifty
third congress, as the representative OF
the Fifth congressional district of the
state of North Carolina, at the election
held on the 9Th day of November, 1892,
| object to the same upon the ground
that the allegations are vague and indeh-
mite, and do not specify particularly
what votes you claim to be illegal, and
upon what grounds the returns are
claimed to be invalid, or give the names
of any electors who were not allowed to
vote, or furnish information of what you
claim to be irregularities, frauds and ille-
g~alities, which affected the result; and
before answering your general and vague
allegations, | deem it proper to set forth
these provisions Of the election law of
North Carolina.
And then follows page after page of
law, and then comes TOMS own style of
telling WILLIAMS that certain allegations
are not true.
THE GLOBE knows that WILLIAMS
flirted with the third party w%reckers; it
knows that he did things which he should
not have done. as a politician, and it
hopes to see honesty and justice assert
themselves, and thus see the HON. THOMAS
SETTLE seated, as by right he should be,
and as WILLIAMS, himself, is afraid he
will be.
That would be business, and it would
not only vindicate justice, but would
learn these trucking democrats a lesson
which they long ago should have learned.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
This Date in Historv-Feb, z.

Fillmore, thirteenth president,
born in Summerville, \. Y; died 1874.
of Eilau, bloody, but indecisive;
Boaaparte against the Russians and Prus-
slams.
Sl2-Charles Dickens, novelist, born; died 1870.
lS23-Anna Radcliffe, novelist, died; born 1854.
l&4-M. de Bourrienne, early friend, private
secretary and biOgrapherof Bonaparte, died
in a madhOuse at Caen, France; born 1867.
lal-The United States bank, acting under a
pennsylvania charter, suspended payment
the second time, greatly increasing the
panic and depression.
lS41-William Lloyd wantonly dashed in pieces
the famous Portland vase in the British
museum; the artist Doubleday restored it
so only an expert cen see the fracture.
lS16-Admiral Silas II. Stringham, L. S. n,
died in Brooklyn, aged II.
lS7S-Pope Plus IN died; born 1892; elected June
Is, 1916.
SSS-OverfiOw of Hoang-Ho river, China, and
great destruction of life and property.
u Duke Of Orleans was arrested in
Paris and soon after compelled to leave
France.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
WHAT DID 1T NATTER

We read in the papers the
ment TO the effect that a woman-now
old and wrinkled-has just caught up
with a gentleman-of course he is a gen.
tleman, who twenty-five years ago walked
up the aisle of a little church and then
and there swore that he loved the girl
who was looking for him in after years :;
who swore by all the gods of war that
he would honor and protect her-but he
didn't do 1.-THE went away-went to an
other town-fell in the good graces of
those who were running churches and
VINO were claiming good ~things-and he
married another woman-a woman who
believed in him.
And she died-aud then came the first
loVe-with the children which she had
borne him. But she was old then-and
she was wrinkled and she had seen hell
Oh earth-yet she had toiled to support
her " and his own, and she hoped
some day TO meet the lover of her girl.
mood and again go into his strong arms.
ADd she saw him, the dispatch saws,
and he =.
He spurned her, he drove her from him
as an imposter and a sham.
The beautiful dream of her girl hood
days-dreamed again when she was in
wrinkles and in poverty came to her, and
II vas as was the other one, rudely
brushed away!
The children who were his image,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
Che Durham Daily GLOBE.
Nv AL

THE GLOBE is published every day SUNDAY
excepted) and delivered by carrier at sou a
year. or SO cents a month. The GLOBE clrcu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY is a large eight-page
paper, containing all the news, and is sent oy
mail at $1.50 a year in advance.
Ofhce-Corner Main and Church streets.
GLOBE telephone. No. 70.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Space for one week 8 cents per inch per issue,
when over 5 inches are taken.
Space per month, 81 per inch.
Reading matter 10 cents a line each insertion.
Business notices 5 cents per line each inser-
ton.
All advertisements and notices continued
until ordered out.
Address all Communications to
THE GLOBE
Durham, n. G.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
AS WE GROW.
The Boom Now on Those Who Are i'm the
Procession.

Now that it is given up by every one
that a big boom is about to be inaugurated
In Durham and that property is COM
PEELED to advance to double and treble it's
present value, it is the duty of every man,
old or young, who expects to ever W a
home, to secure it now while it is within
his reach.
DR.. J. L. Watkins is building houses on
very desirable lots and selling on easy
terms to a number of ouryoung business
men. If you wan a home, and what
man or woman does not? See DR.. Wat.
kins and even on a small salary he will
make it possible for YOU to own one.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07
The Population of Durham

Is about 5000, and we would say at least
one half are troubled with some ~effection
on the Throat and Lungs, as those COM
plants are, according to statistics, more
than others. We would advise
all our readers not to neglect the opper-
unity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of kemp's Balsam for the Throat
n Lungs. Trial size free Large Bottle
QUO and 81. Sold by all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

The bark that held the prince went
down-he never smiled again. He evi.
IDENTITY, from this information, took his
last drink before leaving the shore. Had
there been a bar on the boat he would
evidently have stranded, and thus saved
his bacon.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

DURHAM is essentially a tobacco town,
vet at the same time she has other bust.
ness here which would give her promi
hence even if all the tobacco did not
figure in the returns.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

THOSE who are planning and figuring
on the probabilities of CLEvELAND's
next cabinet, can tell mere about it after
March. The Old Man keeps not only a
stiff but a closed upper lip.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

WAIT for that dread day when the
scroll of heaven rolls together, and you
read thereon the legend, Use DR.. Soue-
dunk's CELERY Compound for the
HeaveS."
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

Those who want a good home paper
should subscribe for one. THE GLOBE
is not only n home paper, but is also an
all round paper.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

The gentlemen engaged in the assasi
nation business have not done anything
yet, except lay a plot that looks suspi
cious.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

IT WILL be but a short time until we
hear the buzz of the electric car as it does
business in Durham town.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

THE Lincoln (Neb) Journal has an
artist who writes hymns. And it is just
like hymn to sing 'em.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

The GLOBE hears upon good authority
that the Salter is still roaming round
about.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for dyspepsia, constipation and
heartburn.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-02-07

Chills and fever Of three years standing
cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.-E.
Watkins, Watkins House, Uptonville, XIV.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Siren fir 6ehIoeIitdue.

@d6rcn6 man beitrebt 1T, ale S6tere,
tpelcbe I'M Sta1e gebaIten perben, reibltb
nit Streu su berie6en, UNI ibnen Elm trodez
mes unb tparmes 2a9er 3u geben lnb Die
Stauluft 3u berbeliern, fommt es oft Dor,
baB @efligeGitdue ungeftreut bIetben. 0urb
Bic QluSbinitung beS unbebedt Itegenben
@efligelmiiteS pir6 ntbt NUT 6te StaIIuft
iebr gum gta9tbeiI Ser @eiunbbett 0es einz
geiperrten @efligelS beri3lebtert, ionbern
es tper6en au6 bic fretltegen0en Nustpurf7
itoffe enttpertbet, ba tbr retcber @ebalt on
ammontafalti6em Stifftoff ii6 perfli6>
ttgt. 8eim @aiiergefliigel, @dnien un0
@nten, tpelbes nicbt auf Stbitan9en iber1
nacbtet, leibet AUDI bas @efieber. 9esbalb
fonten a1cb Bic @efligeIitdue nit Streuz
material, tDie iolbes 9eraOe 8ur 8erfiigun9
itebt, perieben tperben. SG9licb ober tp01
9entIi9e &einigung pirb in Der &egel 6o6
1li9t alsgefibrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Opferte fein Seben.

Sobn Nellon bon SEQ. 1116 90. 9oIfz
StraBe, Der &utl6er zines Bfer6ebabnz
tpagens Der 8. II. StraBenz2inie, Ser am
Wontag 10 tapfer auf ieinem 9o item aus
belt, INN bas 9eben ser 8aiiagiere gu rets
ten, lit ietnen 8erlebun9en erlegen. Gels
lpn's @eipann par Dor etnem Stid 8apter
milo getpor6en unb rannte pfeili6nea Die
IL. StraBe btnab. Sis an Bic N1blan6
She. gelang es Gfelion, Ser fi6 bic i3igeL
boppelt um Bic 6Gnbe getptdelt bate, bie
roienben Gbtere auf benz Sdienentpege gu
balten. Qln iener @de ipran9 Ser @asen
iebo6 aus bem @eletie, Bic @ebt bracb,
unb bic freigeporbenen 8ferbe rtien Nelz
ion NIT unb i6leiften t6n etnen gan3en
8lod meit binter iib BET. DIS mon i'm
aufbo6, mar ct betpuBtlos, iein @eliebt
ibredli6 3eri6unben un6 feline 6Gn6e
tparen bon BEN 3ageln furcbtbar 5errifen.
QuBeroem bate Der Nermfte i6tpere inner
libe 8erlebungen e~rlttten, unb lebtere
tparen es bauptideblt6, Sic ieinen SOB sur
Tolse batten. Son BEN 8aiiagieren murbe
Niemanb Derlebt, trobbem Der @agen eegen
eiaen 8aum 9ei6leubert unb Bic bor6ere
Plattform seri6eut porben mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
frei9efpro4en
Cine Goroners JurY erfIdrt; oa6 Jefe ..
Sepis rein 5ufdate Don John mcs
Sauehlin eri4oTen poroen iet.

Sci DemSnqueit, berWfontag Worgen UNI
10 16r IN Ser Wtor9ue iiber Bic 9etcbe bon
SeIfe g. Qetpts, 6em &rGit6enten Bet ygbiz
cago Coffin Co." abgebalten wurbe, ers
fLGrten bic @eI6iporenen, 6aB berielbe tbrer
Nnft6t nab, rein sufGltg bon Sobn Ofes
9augbltn eri6oiien tporben iet. 0ebterer
tpdr Der etn8tge 3euge unb er ersGDlte ben
6ergang folgenbermaBen: vSOwobL 6err
9etpis ais AUDI i6, batten idon bon GIN
bre6ern 8eiu6 gebabt nno 10 fam es, baB
mir auf &Gubergei6t6ten 5u ipreben fa7
men. Sb lteB bte 8emerfung faaen, baB
ih mir einen neuen &ebolper angel6afft
babe un6 auf 6rn. 9etptS' 8uni6 5ng ib
benieLben aus Bet Sadie, nabm aber bic
8atronen beraus, ebe i6 i'm ibm iiber7
rei6te. Ct unterlu6te Die Waffe 9enau
unb i6 muBte ibm 5eigen, tpte bteielbe gu
ban6baben iet. Damn lieB tb ftc tpteoer
in meme TaI6e 9Ietten nno mar eben i'm
8egrtff, nacb bem 9agerraum 3u gebe1,
INN etntge SGrge aus5uiu6en, ais Serr
9etpis mib an6ielt unb ben Gepoloer mod
cinmaG BIT iebeu tpiini6tc, tpetl ct it6 etner
glei9en gu taufen beabii9tigte. SD ent7
lpra3 fetnem 8erlangen; ct unteritcbte
tim nobmals aufmerflam uno CAB tbn
mir bann aurid. SIN S9er3 fragte 9err
9epis, ME i9nen t9 bon Der 8afe @ez
braudb macben fOnne. OILS QEttport bier
auf riB t9 bteielbe aus bet Saiebe berans
un6 gu metnem Gntieben fra6te I'M lelben
Nugenblid Elm SbuB. 5err 2etpts l9aute
MIDI einen MugenbLid itarr an, grtff oann
nit beiben Sdnben nab benz llnterLetb uno
itiirste nieoer. 9tuf tpelcbe Weile bet S9uB
l~osgtns, farm ib nibt iagen, tpeiB aub
ni6t, Oh t3 ben Singer an 9rader battle
9as @an3e ging 10 i6nea Dor iteb uno
meirt @ntfeben mat 10 9roB, baB tdb mtb
auf bic @inselbeiten nibt beitnnen tann."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Ods Oelen Der Raofeloen.

Sin ebenio etnfades ais tptrfiames
Mtttel gum S6uBe Der @agenrd6er bietet
6as SrGnfen oerlelben NIT Del poer 8e>
troLenm. Mfan perfd6rt bterbei folgenber7
maBen: Sin 8LecbtGitcbcn BON 16maler,
ldnglt6er Sorm 1n6 ooalem 8ooen tpiro
10 unter bas itcb fret betpegenbe STAB geitelt,
baB Ser duBere 11mfan9 bes Ga6es betnabe
Dem 8ooen bes &GitbenS %1tretft. 6terauf
tpir6 iparl1 9en1acbteS Del eingegoiien unb
bann bas Stab laneiam 9ebre9t. Die 9luf@
iaugung beS SeleS gebt BET gebrau9ten
&Gbern 70 flott BON ~itatten, oaB iebr 1cbnen
Del na6gefiiqt tuerben muB, un6 ioa 10
LANCE gebrebt mer6en, bis oas Del I'M 8ez
bGlter nt6t mebr abnimmt; 6ann lit 6as
Stab polftdnbt9 gefdttt9t.
Der 8ortbetl bteies 8erfa6rens TT IN Bite
Mugen fprin9en6. 9as GapiteG ber labmen
Gdoer, bet 5erriienen Selgen nnb Naben
lit befanntlib Elm unerl9opflt6es. Die
@runburfade lit tpobl Iebigli9 i'm @afier
at fucben, tpelbes Elm Magenra6 bonn eriten
Sage Des @ebraucbes an aufntmmt unb nit
Qetbttgfett aufnebmen fam. 8aIb ftnben
fi9 an Sen Nnidben Der Selgen unb am
@tniaBe Bet Speieben retcblicbe Wege gum
@tntritt bes @aiiers; bte Yoren fiilen ii9
6amit, Sic Come trofnet, bampft baiielbe
nieber aus, mir iagen, ubas Gab tpirb Ied",
in @irflibfett ftnb aber Die @aiierbebGlter
i'm 6pls leer getporben unb pergrOBern it6.
Gas lit Ser Gorgang inn CONNER. SdLintz
mer lift berielbe nob I'M @inter, 6as Sol5
1T ebenfans nit @affer eefiut. Sobalb
nun sic Semperatur tief genug iiutt, ge>
friert 6alieLbe; es bilben it6 in BEN tleinen
&iiien @tsibibten, pelbe our9 ibre Iuss
oe6nu1tg beim Muftbauen Das 6ol3 aus
einanOeriprengen, nnb Ste Raofelge be-
tomntt nun iene &tiie, tpel5e bas gauge
Stab in @efabr brtngen.
$50 Sel lit, fam ielbftrebenb fetn 8aiz
fer fem, IGttigt man baber baS9ta6 nit Sel,
bann bat man SEM dr9ften 6olsfetnbe, benz
@aiier, ben @intrttt bertpebrt unb barin
liegt ser gtuben 0es Serfabrens. Selbtz
peritdnbli6 lit, baB nur lauber gepal6ene
un6 trodene gtGber geOIt iperben fOnnen
l1no trodene @itterung am beiten GUT Gor>
nabme Ser Nrbett, tpeI3e iGbrIi6 wieberz
bolt tperoen muB, geetgnet 1T. @t3tig 1T
au4, baB bas SoI8 bis gum &ern bnr6z
trGnft peroen muB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Ginbreher an Ser 2lrbett.

Gm @eibna9tstage, Gabmittag apti6en
IL uno 3 11br, ~itatteten @inbrecber Dem
S6neibergel9dftoon 6enrD &dieLau & &c.,
i'm 3immer SEQ, rs, brttter Stod bes 6auz
1es SEQ. 1874 g. glartitraBe, einen 8elub
al, ~1prengten bas Gbiri9loB unb i3leppz
ten ferttge &leiber unb &leiberitoffe I'M
@ertbe bon un9efdbr 800 bapon. Sin
iurger Mann gtamens Terbtnan0 Stlberz
bauer, Ser BEL 6errn &aeielau angeiteQt lit
un6 in benz @el3dft letn Na3tlogts bat,
mar INN 3 nbr gta6mtttags bortbin gefome
men ltn6 ent6edte auerit bic 8ei9eerung.
Die Oiebe batten au9 ieinen Softer Durcb5
pii6It nn6 einen Sommeriiber3ieber unO
Elm getnflei6 mitgenpmmen. Silberbaum
Iagt, baB er einen oerDdbtigen 8uri6en
auf Der Sreppe babe itben leben, Der aber
fpdter berf6tpunOen mar. @r bat Der
9olisei cine 9enaue 8ei6reibnng bon ibnen
ge9eben.
Tutt's Biueu perurIoGeu fem Qeib16netbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Rirhmetbe.

gtne redbt feItfreu6tgeS timmung 6err16te
am 3peiten @eibnacbtstage in Ser neuerz
bauten epangeIii9en @briitusftrcbe gu 9es7
PLANES, mar es bpb Ser @inipetbungstag
6teles ic60nen iungen @ottesbauies un6 3u>
gLei9 Der Sag Der @tnflbrung beS 8altors
8Loei6 in ietn Nmt ait ser 9esplatnes'er
epangelticben @emeinbe. TroB bes falten
@etters batten ftb 5ablreibe @dfte aus
Gbicago etn9efunben unb laui9ten am
8ormtttdg un6 9ta6n1ittag BEN ldngeren
o6er firaeren &eben Ser 8aitoren &a6n
aus Darlington, &o6lmann aus G6tcago,
Oiitrifts1 Brdies 8olf aus 8enienoiQe un6
9orjabn aus 8aLatine, iotpte ben ib0nen
2ie6ern 6es Chores Ser ct. So6anntsz@ ez
meittbe gu Chicago unb Ben &lGngen Der
0esplaines'er Wuiiffapele. Nub Mtr.W
goun9 bon BET 8ro6 2an6 Nnociation,
etn bpb6eraiger Sreunb unb @0nner Der
iungen epanseliiben @emein6e, rebete Su
BET Geriammlung erft in englii6er, bann
IN beutl6er Spra9e. SIN M%bcnogottesz
btenite prebt9ten 8aitor Sobn aus Chicago
unb Geb. 9ingle aus @banfton auf eng
Iii6, unb 9err &riiger ~erfreute sic Sc
metnbe bur9 ietne @eiangsS oLooortrdge.
0a Der SrauenDerein ber 0esplaines'er
ebangelt1cben @emetn6e I'M fr~eigebtgiter
@eiie au6 fir bas leibltbe @oblergeben
Ser @bica9o'er un6 ionittgen @dite geforgt
bate, 70 tparen ale 8%ebtngun9en erfIut,
nm Bic Grinnerung on btele &trbtpetbe
alien 3betlnebmern gu elmer unbergeBlt6en
gu maden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Observation-Disclosures B~rieffaffen.


Germ 8. 6. Oto. Tragc; @dre bier
bas italienii3e bem engliiben 9tapsras
por3usteben? Nntiport: 9as ttalieniidbe
&aDgras iibertrifft an Sobneupii6iigfeit
fait ale anberen @rdier uno lit auf frdfti>
gem 8oDen bas observation-disclosures. Som
Gteb miro es iebr germ genommen. Inter
Ben &lec geiaet fam es BEN @rtrag iebr
erbo6en.
5errn S. g., gteb. Sie6e @rtifel: Oie
Gripeiterung bes @rasbares unb bte bamit
%Derbunbenen So[gen.
5errn S. &c., Snb. Stebe @rtifel: Ser
S6orf ber &artoffeIn.
gfeuer abonnent. Stebe Mrttfel: Das
Selen Der &aofelgen.
9eiertn. Sie6e 9~trtifel: Streue fir
@eflIgelitdae.