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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chi
cago, March so, 1S93.-To tue Public:
Because of many misrepresentation
and misstatements relative to eXposi-
ton management and affairs being in
circulation through the press and
otherwise, both in this country abroad
and in reply to many letters of inquiry
or complaint touching the same mat
ters, it seems advisable that some Of
fetal statement regarding them should
be made to the public. Therefore l
respectfully ask that the widest publ
city be given to the following facts:
l. The Exposition will be opened in
readiness for visitors May /.
2. An abundance of drinking water,
the best supplied to any great city in
the world, will be provided free to all.
The report that a charge would be
made for drinking water probably
arose from. the fact that hygeia water
can also be had by those who may de-
sire it at one cent a glass.
3 Ample provisions for seating will
be made without charge.
4. About l 500 toilet rooms and clos
cts will be located at convenient points
in the buildings and about the grounds,
and they will be absolutely free to the
public. This is as large number in
proportionto the estimated attendance
as has ever been provided in any
exposition. In addition to these
there will also be nearly an equal
number of lavatories and toilet rooms
of a costly and handsome character as
exhibits, for the use of which charge
Of five cents will be made.
S. The admission fee Of so cents will
entitle the visitor to see and enter all
the Exposition buildings, inspect the
exhibits, and, in short, to see every
thing within the Exposition grounds,
except the Esquimau Village and the
reproduction of the Colorado cliff dwell
lings. For these as we'll as for the
special attractions on Midway Plais-
ance small fee will be charged.
6. Imposition or extortion of any
description will not be tolerated.
T. Free medical and emergency hos
pital service is provided on the grounds
by the exposition management.
s. The Bureau of Public Comfort
will provide commodious free waiting
rooms, including spacious ladies' par
lor and toilet rooms in various parts of
the grounds.
II. N. HIaINBOTHAA1, President.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
MARCH, APRIL AND MAY.
Is the Time for Catarrhal Dyspepsia
The Blood Must be Cleaned.


The symptoms of catarrhal dyspep-
sia are: Coated tongue, pain or
heavy feeling in the stomach, sour
stomach, belching Of gass, dizzie head,
sometimes headache despondent feel
ings, loss of appetite, palpitation of
heart and irregularity of the bowels.
For this condition Pe-ru-na is found
to be an admirable remedy. In all
cases it brings prompt relief to the
painful symptoms and in large per
cent, of cases it makes a permanent
cure. Pe-runa Soothes the inflamed
mucous surface, and thus strikes at
the root of the disease. In cases where
the inflammation has been so severe and
continued as to produce extreme irri-
liability of the stomach, the remedy
may be taken in small doses at first,
diluted in water; but, as soon as the
improvement is sufficient to permit
the full dose to be taken undiluted, it
is the better way, and the cure is much
more rapid. Pe-ru-na is also spring
medicine which at once removes the
cause of all affections peculiar to the
spring season by purifying the blood of
all contaminations, and invigorating
the whole system.
Two valuable books, No. 2 setting
forth in detail the treatment of catar-
rh, coughs. colds, sore throat, bronchi-
tbs and consumption, in every phase of
these diseases, and No. 8, on spring
remedies and diseases, will be sent free
to any address by The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company of Columbus,
Ohio.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Roach's o. K. Goes.
pecial to Minneapolis Tribune.

Special to Minneapolis Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 15,-[Spe-
cial. .EW. j. Mooney, the Langdon
N. D., banker, has been appointed
postmaster at Langdon. The matter
is of particular interest from the fact
that it shows Roach's o. K. goes with
the postmaster-general. Maxwell ap-
pointed Mooney without question on
the recommendation of Roach and
Maratta,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Senator Bidlake Selects a Plum.

Senator Bidlaks of North Dakota, is
a candidate for the appointment to a
consulship at some South American
port. Bidlake is an ex-member of the
queens guard Of England: and is a
colonel of the North Dakota militia.
He was active in the fight for demo-
cratic success, and is now in the fisher
les department of the worlds fair at
Chicago.-St. Paul Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
New millinery Stock.

Miss Katie Schneider, the popular
city milliner, has just received her
Spring stock. Novelties in flowers and
all kinds of hat trimmings direct from
the Eastern market. She has pur-
chased something new in the millinery
line for the ladies Of Langdon and vi
cinity. Fine display of pattern hats
and bonnets-no shelf worn goods. All
are invited to call and inspect stock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

State Senator J. L. Cashel, of
Grafton, writes the Fargo Argus a
very caustic letter demanding an
explanation of the charges of ven
ality against the late legislature.
The Argus and other papers Of the
state have been doing considerable
talking about corrupt practices, bri-
berry, etc., and Senator Cashel rs a
member of that legislature has a
right to demand that these papers
give the people something tangible
regarding these matters.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Cavalier County Schools.

The past year has shown much i'm
rrovement in the general welfare and
condition Of the schools of Cavalier
county. Facts to prove this are shown
IN the annual report of Supt. Fox
Which gives some interesting data re-
lating to the work that has been done
by the II teachers that are employed
in this county.
During the year five school houses
have been built and many others re
furnished and improved and the en-
tire school debt Of the county over the
cash on hand has been reduced during
the year IS ,959.24.
SiXty-three schools were in session
during the year the average length of
term being 115 days; 1451 pupils have
been enrolled during the year, the
average attendance of them being 81
per cent.
These schools have given employ
ment to II teachers, 81 male and so fe-
male; at an average salary of $500
per month. The average cost of tut
tion per month for each pupil is shown
as being $2.05.
Considerable information of an in
teresting nature may be gathered from
the pages Of the report regarding the
public schools of the county. Out of
the entire number of school buildings
in the county, so of them are frame,
are constructed Of logs. and there still
remains one of the old pioneer sod
school houses that remind one Of the
hardships endured by the early set
tiers Of this county. During the past
year IA Of the schools observed Arbor
Day by the planting of trees, previous
to that the grounds surrounding 10
school houses had trees growing there
on, while it is stated that there are
about 300 growing trees now on the
different school grounds throughout
the county.
The report shows increased improve
ment in the usefulness of our schools
and one item of peculiar Importance
is noticeable that in almost every case
the districts are entirely out of debt,
many of them having accumulated
funds in reserve. School warrents
from any district can be sold at par,
where in previous years they had to be
sold at considerably less than their
face value. Satisfactory progress and
a fair degree of uniformity of work has
been attained. This improvement is
in part due to the efficiency of the
teachers employed. Careful examina-
tions and the useful influence Of teach
ers' institutes are the real secret of
this progressive step and too much
credit cannot be given to our county
Of schools for the re-
suits that have been attained during
the past year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
LOST

During the month of October, 1892,
a school township order, issued by the
Dist. Clerk of Harvey School township,
in favor Of the CoURER-DEMoCRAT.
The order was numbered No. 62. Pay
ment of same has been stopped and
finder will oblige by returning to un-
dersigned.
1912 A. I. KGHMSTEDT.
Langdon, n. D., April 11th, 1898.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20


The mahogany faced statesman
who poses as a big man in the wilds
of Pembina, found that he was
very small potatoes when he got
to Washington. He had it pro-
claimed in the newspapers that he
was going to ''put Senator Gorman
on, and represented that ne had
had long interview with the
democratic leader, and had pump
ed him full of information about
Senator Fl ansbrough, etc., only to
be cruelty snubbed by Germans
disclaimer Of any knowledge Of
such an "individual'' as LaMoure,
and the remark that he was not in
the habit Of receiving visits from
"this class Of public vipers.
Since Gorman made his speech,
Jud seems to have fallen with a
dull thud.- Fargo Argus.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Clothing Department.

A sale for masses; sale for poor or
rich; sale that rules this market,
a sale that sets opponents blind and
crazy; sale you must see to appreci-
ate; a sale that brings you to us, if
you have an idea of economy Dress
or progress.
New spring styles all kinds and cuts.
100 spring suits from S4.5O to SIS.
All wool suits from SIS to S25.
Shirts at special low prices from 25 cts
to $3.50. All styles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
LANGDON, NORTH DAKOTA. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1898

Jud LaMoure's devotion to his
father-in-law is something pheno-
minal. IF it was his mother-in-
law now?
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

Senator Roach says: "When
the investigation committee is
ready to hear me I will make my
statement and quash the charges
against me. [ am ready for the
investigation to proceed"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

Senator Roach, PETER and
Washburn will visit Minneapolis
as soon as the senate adjourns in
the capacity Of a subcommittee to
investigate depression in agricul-
ture, their particular inquiry to
be directed to the market Of wheat
and other grains.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

The governors Arbor Day pro-
clamation will be sent out this
week. He has named Saturday
May 9th. This is the same day
named by Cows Miller and Burke,
and is selected in furtherance Of
the desire on the part Of the edu-
cational department for a uniform
annual date for these important
ceremonies to occur. No day in
the year ought to be more strictly
observed in North Dakota than
Arbor Day, May 9th.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Glove Department.

You can save money at our glove de-
partment. We know no such word as
satisfied and we are honest enough to
admit it. Our determination is to
undersell and po the largest glove bus
ness in the city.
A warranted Shook kid glove in
black, bargain at S1.75. our price is
$1.5O
W have 20 pairs of silk and cotton
gloves at all prices, from 10 cents
pair up.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

When North Dakota read the
long list OF fatalities from the
Southwestern cyclone, there is
much to he thankful.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
Success

Beyond our most San
guine Expectations is
what our new Dry
Goods departm't proves
to be. We are bound
to have it continue so.
New goods Of the latest
styles at the prices we
are selling will make it
so. Look at a few of
our specials in our
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

We invite you all to
come and look our stock
owe and we will guaran-
tee you the lowest
prices, and the best
goods offered in the
market.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20
DRESS GOODS DE-
PARTMENT.

Bedsord cord, in all colors, formerly
sold for $1.25, now 81 10.
Chevron cloth, latest styles, at so cents
per yard.
Golden Cross Fabrics, imported from
France, is the very latest in styles,
selling from so cts up to 80 cts yd.
Our wool Henrietta, made in Germany
in all colors, from Is cts yard up to
81 a yard.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-04-20

We are always headquarters in them
and are selling them from 1 ct to 3
cts lower than any other store in this
city. Sheetings have advanced in
prices but we are selling them at the
old prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

fii6rer in Der gntpsrfuna unb gus.
fiihrun9 oer geipagteiten &duberltiid.
den. Seute aber lit er gebrOhen,
uno Die 8anfen babsn feline 5olliiihn-
belt nibt mebr su fiirdten. Siu
6orreiter, aud @onrab 6olb genannt,
lit beute Diel sefdbrlider. als Marlb.
9lu6 er lit gu oerielben 3eit aus benz
Gberrp 6iQ=3u6tbaus entlahen iuor'
ben. @r bat mandes Sdbrhen negen
ginbrubs in Senneiee, 2ouiIiana,
Sllinois uno anoerswo ab9eieilen. lit
unsdblige Wiale perbaItet gepeien
uno bat Iih Der Strafe Ofters enso=
gen. ais er beifrait iuuroe. Seine
9iebitdble belaufen iid auf hunbert-
tauienoe BON Dollars. 9luf elm
Wtal aelane es ibm. 9iamanten
i'm Mertbe pon s63, 900 gu giep
Orleans su mauien. Seine Ser.
bre1erearriere umiabt etlpa sebn
Sabre. Dor Sabren beiratbete er ein
reihes Wdoden in Baltimore; ais tie
ieinen ipabren @baratter tennen
1ernte, itarb iie an sebrOAenem Ser-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

lit oeIinrben, uno Die anOeren 6aben
entmeoer einen ebrlipen Seruf erarif=
fen ooer IinO na6 unbetanuten @e=
genoen perSo9en. Scottmo 0un=
lap wuroen iiberiiibrt uno ieoer
gu Swan5ig Sabren 3udtbuus per-
urtbeilt. Scott lit por Sebn Sab
rem al Der Sdminbiu9t 9eltorben
uno Dunlap muroe i'm pOri9en Ses
eember be9naoi9t. bauptidaIi6 auf
bic 8ermenoung Der 9Bittwe Scott's
hin. Sunlap mahte ben Rrieq ais
Soloot nit. uno ais er oas 8eIdne-
niB perlieB. ermartete i'm cine auge=
nebme ueberrai6un9 in 8efolt elmer
9enliOu. peldle mdbreno ieiner un=
IreimiliQeu '9lbmeienbeit su einem
netteu Siimmhen an9emudieu mar.
@r ltbt ieBt fill uno oroentlih in Der
Staot Rem YOrt uno miro ihmerlid
Der YolBei mieosr GrunO CUR Se=
l1meroe 9eben.
Sin anoerer betannter Santeiu=
BREEDER Der li9 jeBt in 6reibeit bciiu=
bet, lit Siaac Wtarib, Der Dor Elm
paar Sabren aus Dem @eidu9niie
aui @berrp Sill bel 8bilaOelplia ent=
lafen muroe. @r mar einit Elm Qe-
iabrlider Sumpan i'll Ieinen beiteu
Sabren, uno mar oft senu9 Der Nn=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

seiifation eob iie ibren Namen aIs
3ats @ilion an uno bebauptete, bas
iie cine Sleioermaderin aus Sarlem
iei. Wabreno Der YroseBperbano=
lung iteate iid jeoo6 i9re mabre
peri6nlidteit als Sophie 2pons ber-
aus unb ibr llrtbeil lautete alsbalb
auf feds Monate 3udtbaus. Neuer=
lid bat lie Ii1 benz SpiumqenuB ers
Qeben. glus ibrer @6e nit 9feo SpOns
limb na6einanoer flint 6inosr ent-
iproien. 8as dlteiie Sinh mar elm
&nabe, Der iAon in gans iu9enoli-
dem 9llter gum 9iebe muroe, uno
por mebreren Sa9ren i'm 3uht6auie
Al Iuburn Deritarb. Srei S0hter
blieben ebrbare 6rauen, unb cine
bon ibnen lit i'll einem aloter Der
Stabt Mew Oort.
p9or0" @Durtnep, Der Sdminbler
aus gn9lano, Der INNER mieoer
reide Spfer oiesieits bes 9ltlantie
9efunoen unb aus9ebeutet bat, lit
pieoer auf freiem 6uB. fu9r Der
superintendent fOrt, na6oem er iid
cine Irli6e @i9arre angebrannt bate !;
unb ebenio 6reo 8bein, elm eemibter
Suwelenoieb, melder einit ben @er=
tdufer bes SauIes SEED & So. in
9apton. o., Tim '9oitbGrseiten uno
9Olosne Ubreu i'm Mertbe pon sl5,=
600 i'm Sabre 1891 crlci6ierte.
9bein bGlt iib sur 3eit in europa
auI. IS 9ibt nod man0e anoere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

allen Sbeilen bes 2anoes geitoblen.
9unlap's 9unoe bat einen ionoerbas
rem llriprun9. @eqeu @nbe 1867
muroe elm geriebener Sun9e oes 6roB=
biebitabls IN Sllinois ilberfiibrt uno
mad oem 3udtbaus 5u Soliet aeihidt.
@r mar Don portbeilbaItem gleuBern,
gut erso9en uno bate megen ieiner
@eihifli6teit i'm S6Dinbeln ben
Spibnamen vSuit filing Bob" erbalten.
Sein ri9tiser Same mar 9Obert
Stott.
gBdbrenb ieines gtufentbalts in
Solicit fam er in 9eriibrun9 nit els
nem alten uno erfabrenen 8erbres
der. pelder Der Yolisei iebr pobl
betannt mar. Ser Mann bieB Som
9eillp. betannt als Star SAGE
Som" (Oas Narbenaeii6t). st bate
cine Nei9uns gu Bob 9efaBt. traf ibn
in Gbicago na6 ieiner gntlahung
uno mahte ibn nit Dunlap be-
tannt. 9teillD mar sipar tein 8ant=
rGuber, aber er ru6mte li6. DaB er
i'm Stanoe iei, ieOem Serbreder iei=
nen eigentlidsn Serui, in benz er
an meiiten reiiiiiren miiile. Qenau
ia9en gu t0nnen. 90 9ab ct Stptt
uno 9unlQp ben &atb, iih 9emein=
IhaItii6 aui oas Grbrehen BON
Santen gu nerfen. Dunlap mar
jung uno 9enedt; er br0dte Scott
nab 9tew Yprt uno fiibrte ibn bel
einem 9ewiien Gonnors Elm, einem
pieIueripre6euoen gfldnsden, Der
Itets 0ut Der 2auer lag. no es Elm
9utes Stiif Gelo 81 mauIen gait.
9ieie 9rei biloeten ben Sern Der be-
riibmten Sanoe, mel6e aus bano=
mertsmGBiQen @rbre6ern pOn feuer=
Iiberen 8eloi6rdnten beItano. Salb
oarauf raubten lie aus Der Sails
@itp=Sant in 2puispille 5000, 600.
Sur6 lire S6laubeit muBten lie Die
9OliSei b0lllg binter's 2i6t 81 iiibren.
@eor9e Otiles. 2earp. goIou uno
nod 2tuocre maren WtitQlieoer Der
6irmu Dunlap IL Co.. uno Iie tab
len in allen &ihtun9en. Die Sant
81 Yittston Mah., perlor $400. 900
ourh Die 9lniiren9un9en 9unlap's
unD Scptt's, uub oorauf poIlirte Der
groBe Saniraub BON NOrtbampton.
8erbaftungen fanben itatt. uno @o=
ion wuroe gum SerrGtber all ieInen
8enoIien. Gonnors puroe aus bent
GjeiGngniB in Der 2uOlOwltr. entlai=
len uno bat Ii9 ME mieoer in oieier
Ge9enO blifen lalen. JfeO. GearD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

Sabre 1873 in Stem &o6elle unb int
6puntp Welt1eIter ben S6reden Der
Ginmcbner biloete. Die 9anse
9anoe wuroe ieoo6 oerbaftet. bis
auf @ampbeu uno SobnnD Sobbs,
Der Dor einem Sabre nit SOOe
abQing, uno ieoer Der Sanoe muro
ms 3u6tbaus 9eI6ift, no er q bis
20 Sabre abSubrummen bat. Camp
bell unb 9obbs tau9ten ipGter wie=
Der in 6lorioa auf. mp lie bic 9tOlle
ppn unabbdn9i9en 8entlemen Ipiel=
ten. sic 9aben bas 6elO nit pOllen
9dnben aus unO tranten, mas oas
3eug balten wollte. gluf elmer
Spree" plauOerte Campbell ieine
8ebeimnihe aus unb wurOe perbaf=
tet. Sein 9an5es Gepdf, mie ii9 bel
Der llnteriuAung berausitellte, be-
Itano aus @inbreherDertseu9en
ggdbreno man nod NIT Der SSeititel=
lung ieiner YeriOnli6teit bei6dfti9t
mar. erbielt Der SBerifi bon Sen @eit
ppn einem on9eiebenen Sauimann in
gtep Oorf ein Shreiben. in Del6em
li6 oieler fir Campbell als eiuen
Yilr9er BON JtuI perbiirgte.
IS puroe 10 iebr i6wer, einsn
Neutrality-suspicious. ge9en Ganip=
bel iu erbringen, uno ipdter 9elOng
es i6m, unter Yeibilfe zines oorti0en
9erbre6ers uno zines unter Moro=
antIaQe itebenoen gtesers, i'll oas
9a0 ieiuer 3elle Elm Sod su ihnei=
ben unO % gu eutluei6en. Sine Be-
lobnuno luurbe NusgeieBt. uno bem
@ruoer nes genOnnten Serbre6ers
gelaug es. oicielbe Sn nerOienen, i'm
Dem er einen 3rupp SOloaten nad
elmer Snicl iitbrte. aui weIder iib
ale Die 6iiihtlinQe perileft batten.
Campbell wurOe nun nit 800 YfunO
iDwereu &etten belaItet uno iuuroe
i4IieBla na6 28etdeiier gebratt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

Oort oelane es ibm. pd6reno hes
@eOrdn9es uiht wcni9er ais 50, 600
su erbeuter. Setoem erbielt ct ben
Spibnamen. 98dhreno pes 3rieQes
lieBer liG in MID weni9er ais 90 0fegi=
mentern Der Union anluerben, pobei
Ell untiirlib 10 piele Wale Iein 0ano=
gelo einItri6t. SIM @eidn9uiB Don
Salem, Wt0h., bat er nod iet)s Sabre
ab3umaAen. Wtan bate ibm bic
&er9iinItigun9 Qelud9rt, I'M 8efGn9=
niBbOfe lpaaieren geben su biirIen,
neil icin gluqenIiht idwdher wuroe.
Salo oaraul 9emaun er ieine 6reibeit
- uno aud iein glu9enlidt. Ginige
Sabre ipdter wurOe er in balieIbe
@eidn9niB 9ebradt uuo iaB cine
Straie BON II Wtonaten ab, obne ers
fannt gu meroen. Gr bat ais 9ant.
oieb nit 9rOBem GriOl9 gearbeitet
uno perfebt lih aud auf anbere
3weige bes Siebsbanomerts.
Silp S'Srien, 9enannt Yortcr,
unb 6rant bud, senannt vYudp"
Saplor, Spei geriebene Santi6leid=
oiebe. iu6en 9e9enwdrtig europa db.
Sbre lebte Shat bon Seoeutun9 mar
Der 9iebitabl bon Siomanten I'M
8ertbe pnn 100000 aus oem Saoen
zines Suweliers in 3irid. Sic ere
bra6en cine Sbiire, 9elan9ten 10 in
ben oarunter lie9enoen StOf. uro
naboem tie nod swei Seden bur9.
brO6en, 9elanaten lie in ben Sumes
lierlaoen, beHen Sddbe aleroin9s
nod in eincm ieuers uno oiebsf1e=
rem S6rant 9ebprgen waren. Sie
Glnbre6er enttamen na1 Gnolano,
murben aber lit Sonoon oinQfeIt Qea
maht. Sier 9elan9 es ibnen, Die
&ulle en9liIder llntertbanen su ipie=
len, upb Oa tein IuslieierunQsper-
trag sr'itirte uno lie iib ou6 i1lieB-
lid bereli ;ei9ten. bas oeItohlene 6ut
Dem GiQeutbiimer wieoer susufeaen,
10 entgin9en lie fir oies 0lal Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
gsteSer losselaHeme @erbred,er.
Bon RUFUS &. @itfon, q e IL
Oort.

9tiemano miro bon ben Terbre6ern
sipeier g8eltsn 10 iebr 9efiirdtet, ols
Superintendent SDrnes i'm bieli9en
9pliseibauptquartier an DER WluI,
berrpItraBe. Gr bat oas 9erbreder
uno oelien 9eriiber su Ieinem Sebens.
Itubium gema6t uno bat oas Meifer.
esamen in ieinem Seruf ldnglf be.
ffanoen. 9leulib fanb i6 i'm zines
Hahnitta9s in nadoenfliher uno
lgeiprddiaer Siimmuna. wslde be.
niibenb. iA i'm bat, mir bod einiqe
Mittbeilun9en iiber bic notorii6en
8erbreher sl MAIDEN, welde iid ge=
qenwGrtiQ auBerbalb Der Gefdn9niB.
mauern beInoen.
, rSomes Dunlap, meinte er mad
tursem Na6oenten. lift bielleiht osr
betanntehe Serbreder, Der ii6 sur
3eit in Sreibeit beiinoet. @r mar
leincr 3eit elmer Der tilbnlten uno ee-
ihidteiten 9anteinbre1er. Der lemals
9elcbt bat, g8dbreno Der Sabre bon
1912 bis 1876 bat cr uno ieine Gotte
Die Samme Don beiuabe S4. 900. 900
in 9aur uno leihtpertGufliben
@ertbpapiereu aus Sautinliltuten in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

1T. gr bat gelegentlid Die Sanb ee=
boten su Saihenoiebitabl, @inbrii=
den, Salten bon Spielb6llen uno
9uneo=Seu. gr iIteiu Sieb i'm Ql=
9emeinen, penn man oas 10 nennen
tann. ST lit irgenb elm Wal in ieinem
2eben nit taft allen ganfbieben oes
2anoes in Serbinoun9 gemeien, uno
mar ielbit bel einem gantraub in
Winnipe9. Manitobo. bet9eiliat. Gr
sdblt 81 Sabre. 1T pOn mlttlerer
8rOBe, 9eiunber @eiidtsferbe uno
geI6meioig uno mustulOs. Seine
Wtubeltunoen brin9t er bel ieiner
Sdweiter in 9llbanp, q. o., su;
boz Sabren betrieb er nit einem be-
tannten Sautt1mpfer cine Sdant-
pirtblduit ni6t 9anS tauleno 0tei-
len BON gtew gort.
gBilIiam 9urte, genannt Billy
the Kid, elmer Der gericbeniten Sant=
oiebe in ben Ser. Staten, ma1te
Dor eini9er 3eit aue 9anten Oes
2anoes in Gemeini9aft nit Sophie
Spons untl1er. Sophie ut Die 6rau
BON gteo 2pons, zines beriidti9ten
@inbrehets, Der ieBt i'm 3u9tbauIe
pOn Columbus cine 6reibeitsItrafe
abiibt. Surte lit etwa 80 Sabre alt
unO bon autem 9lusiebeu. @r mar
einlt bel Dem 3aube BON $40, 600 aus
Der manufacturers 9ant in @oboes.
u. D., bebilflid, aber elmer Der
Glerts beoroAte ibn nit benz &epul=
Der uno er lieB bas Gelo auf bic
GrOe fallen. ST bat geieien unb lit
mebrere NAL aus bem 3u6thaus
entipruneen. gr ldBt feline Siir9=
ihGft i'm Std, weun er Geleeenheit
oa3u bat. ST lit nit &uius Miner
uno George Cartons eng perbunoen
9eweien. nit oenen Sophie 2pons
Oas lluteruebmen 9e9en Die Sffce
Der 8as9eiclli6ott DON &orburp,
Yia6., ousfil6rte. .
Sophie mar cine 9eborene @ltin.
unD betannt ais Die hhbfhe 9ohter
ots aitsn @eblers Gltin, zines Sel=
ierSbeliers fiir Siebe in Der Staot
New Dnrt. sic mar Die biibibelte
Siioiu in Der WeliItaot. Sbre S96u=