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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
The Work Progressing.

CHICAGO, April 24.-If 1900 workmen
can do it, the exposition will be ready
May l. Yesterday 5000 pairs Of arms
labored with nervous energy to catch up
with the time lost during the storms Of
wind and rain which practically stopped
all exterior work in the Worlds Fair for
five days last week. To-day they will be
increased to an army Of $4,000. The
bright sun Of Sunday afternoon, the
gratifying knowledge that the drainage
system Of the exposition was rapidly dry
ing the super. saturated ground, and the
enthusiasm Of every man connected with
the enterprise brought encouragement to
the hearts Of the construction and in
stsllstion departments, and caused As
sistant Director Of Works Graham to
say: "Give us four days Of good weather
and we will be ready. Only four days
Of sun and warmth, just ninety six hours
without RAIN or high wind, and to all
outward appearances, the Worlds Fair
is finished"
The work yesterday was general. No
particular point Of attack was made the
object of an unusual demonstration.
Road making, painting, staff lay
ing, sodding, installing, cleaning up,
electric wiring and construction
were all advanced, and when even
ing came, the improvement and prog
ress we're noticeable to the 9,442 vis-
itors who came through the gates yester-
day. The workmen have caught the
spirit Of the land and labored with the
enthusiasm induced by the pressure Of
time and personal responsibility. No
work, except cleaning up the switching,
was done at night, but the twenty-four-
hour work begins tonight.
With the exception of the Rdministra-
tion and horticultural buildings, the
painting OF all the great buildings is
nearly completed, and painters will
swarm over these two structures to-day.
The staff covering Of the choral building
is almost all on, and q few days will
clothe the tall towers and corner towers
Of the cold storage building. Mr.. Mil
let's fresco painters will finish their work
on the transportation building by
Wednesday. All the odds and ends now
unpsinted Of other buildings will be
frescoed white before Tuesdays sun has
set. The rosdwsys Of the plaisance will
be hard and level in three days il no rain
falls, and small army Of men begin the
task of cleaning, sodding and laying con-
crete walks on the plaza to day. Di-
rector Of Works Burnhsm was asked the
question, "If it rains, what will you doY'
Double up" said he. "If rain stops
1000 men from working to-day, we shall
put 1000 at work tomorrow"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
Cleveland OOntradiOts.
morrow.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-To a repre-
sentative of the associated press Presi-
dent Cleveland said to-day:
"The inclination on the part of the
public to accept newspaper reports con-
cerning the intentions Of those charged
with the management of our national
finances seems to justify my emphatic
contradiction of the statement that the
redemption Of any kind Of treasury notes
except in gold has ut any time been de-
termined upon or contemplated by the
secretary Of the treasury, or any other
member Of the present administration.
The president and his cabinet are abso-
lutely harmonious in the determination
to exercise every power conferred upon
them to maintain the public credit, to
keep the public faith and to preserve the
parity between gold and silver and be-
tween all financial obligations of the
government.
"While the law Of 1890, forcing the
purchase of q fixed amount Of silver
every month, provides that the secretary
Of the treasury, in his discretion, may re-
deem in either gold or silver the treas
ury notes given in payment Of silver
purchases; yet, the declaration Of the
policy Of the government to maintain the
parity between the two metals seems 30
clearly to regulate this discretion as to
dictate their redemption in gold.
"Of course perplexities and difficulties
have grown out of an unfortunate fnan-
cisl policy which we found in vogue, and
embarrassments have arisen from ill-sd-
vised financial legislation confronting us
at every turn; but, with cheerful conf
dence among the people and a patriotic
disposition to cooperate, threatened
dangers will be sverted pending legis-
lstive return to Q better and sounder
financial plan.
"The strong credit OF the country is
still unimpsired, and the good sense Of
our people, which has never failed in
time of need, is at hand to save us from
disaster"
The presidents only visitors to-day
were Secretaries Carlisle and Lamont.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
Opposing the Liquor Law.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 23.-A new
move in the fight against the enforce
ment Of the dispensary liquor law which
is to 60 into effect on July l has been
developed here. A meeting was held BY
q number Of Leading merchants and
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
The Russian Extradihon Treaty is VigOr-
ouslY Denounced in Chicago.


CHICAGO, April 23,-Central Music hall
was packed to the doors to-day by an
enthusiastic audience, which gathered
to denounce the Russian treaty. The
speakers were bold in their remarks, de-
nouncing the treaty as fugitive slave
law, and the president and senate Of the
United States as policemen for the car
State Senator Edward T. Noonan pre-
sided. Judge NJ. F. Tuley, Of the circuit
court, was the first speaker and said:
"Why is 1t we have interested ourselves
in behalf of Russion refugeesP 1t is be-
cause a wrong done to the humblest
Russian peasant is q wrong done to you,
to me, and the 60,0O0,O0O people who
profess allegiance to the American flag.
A law affecting the liberty Of any citizen
of this country is wrong. The purpose
of this treaty is to deprive some one Of
his or her liberty. Why is it that the
United States should surrender Grim
inal to Russia? Civil law has no say
there; monsrchiRl law has been, and is
to-day, the rule.
"The criminal laws of Russia are such
as to dishonor any nation that will make
with it an extradition treaty. Why
should Russia be permitted to make the
president of the United States, and those
subordinate to him, his policemen to
arrest Russian criminslsP Should ex-
tradition of Russian citizens be attempted
we will appeal to q higher power-the
constitution Of the United States. We
will SEQ whether a president and about
thirty United States senator's can cast a
stigma of disgrace upon our country"
A letter from George Kennan, the cels-
brsted Siberian traveller, was read, in
which Mr.. Kennan said when the czar
ceases to declare martial law every year
in the most important parts of his en-
pire, when he restores trial by jury and
recognizes the rights of h06sas corpus,
when he sbolishes exile by Rdministrs-
tive process and imprisonment without
judicial warrant, when he ceases to per-
secute religious dissenters on account Of
their faith, when he reforms the Siberian
exile system, and when he begins to rule
as civilized and Christian monarch;
then, but not till then, can the govern
ment of the United States send back to
him his fugitive subjects, without cruel
injustice to them and disgrace to itself.
Bishop Follows, Rev. A. E. Clifford and
other speakers denounced the treaty as
an outrage upon American institutions,
declared that it was merely fugitive
slave law, and the men who passed it had
made themselves slave cstchers.
The meeting then adopted resolutions
declaring the treaty to be contrary to
the principles of international law, civil
ization and American liberty; that any
attempt to enforce another fugitive slave
law in this country will result as before,
in a terrible conflict between the law
and the conscience Of the people and in
the re-estsblishment of that regretable,
but glorious illegslity, the underground
railway to Canada, where under another
flag the oppressed will find protection if
it is denied under the stars and stripes.
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Der Sebensiblu6.

@idts uiiisn mir 10 sewiB, als oaf
mir iterbeu mii1sn. 8icusi1t lit aeraos
bas Der @runo, tuesbalb iuir 10 ipenia
iber ben Sob nadoenfsn.
0te truurisen 3iise, bic auf Der
Strabe at uns poriiber gleiten, ieben
mir; uir beoauern Die Qinte, blietenen,
mandmal iosar ben abseihiebenen,
menn mir miien. oaB er aus sldnSenben
gerbdtiaiier. aus @lId uub Sufrieben,
6eit pt0slid bintuesseraft ,uuroe; tuenn
absr bus idwar5e 8abrtu9 u~nleren
Nuseu entidluunoen lit, iuenben mir
uns nur fr6blider benz 2eben su. Cine
Sefunbe bur6Sudte uns oas memento
mort; mis- fiitsrten: nSerf. i'd weib
ni9t, ,uann une mo- id itsrbe". aser bic,
fer G~usenblid slid einem Hidtisen
Shat!en onf Den iouHenslausenoeu
Spleset u%nierer Seele. Das Gterben
berhbrt uas nidt tisfer als Ger abfaa
Der Bldtter int Serbf. Sour tuenn ter
COB in infer eisen SoIs idneibet, tpenn
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g1aie b%ineinifedten. Coins iuuroe nonr
ftdnbis iberrumpelt uuo 9eftanb 81, bab
CT bas @eiddft felt lanser 8eit betrieber
uno fi9 in ieinem gerfed ~uolIftdnbia
fiber aealaubt babe.
s Gempbis. Tenn., "a. Mdra. Gin
fur9.baser StIrsn. tpelde- seftern Lbcr
Die Staatch @rfna!as, Rtiiiiiippi mn
9enne1ee biafeste. bat a%aentbalben srr'
Ben Sdabsn anssf;atei, bic Stiotber
9upelo. Rif, uuo Selp. Tenn, OBJ
uollfano- g Sc. fort. Smiiden bier uas
8pbalia, eiae Strtfe o 20 Meilea
iiub 5aimsebG lbe nieoersetpebt, 2ele
srapbeupiuiter hno Bdnme urserilen.
SIN gl5oc~9e lta iino bic Srti1afte1
5uuito usb @lepelanb beiuabe gang II
&uinen. Sa 2unica itar5ten Der Jrel
maurer -Sempel, Sa ri &srben. eiuSdul
baus nnb me6rere @o5ngebauoe eiH
8ieie 9ese"i!aoer, Die iid in Der Sdul
, befnnred, na len uer..e5t.
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S Bbilabelpbla, rs. Naara. Der
n:ue areuocr ..Reu Yot..". mslder ses
fern feline Yrobefabrt antrat. 1T beute
Worsen poi berleib:a suriids:.eDrt.
Die &robefabst bat erseb.a, bab Der
Hrenaer bas ldnsafs 9an6eri1if Der
8elt lift. Oas 8eiuitaf Ger Yrobefabr,
iua:oe bon Ganlenben Don Wtenldea
mt Spannuns crmariet. Hadoem Ger
&rsaaer IaHsiam oea 5luB ubrparis &C.
fabren mar NIB @rsenwib Btint pallirt
bnite, iuul0e bls pole Oamplfrait an'
9etparot uIo cine ShnelIistsit pon liz
anoten II Der Stlabe erolel; 10 on6 OH
osioen am Sng an9ebre6ien Jlgurs.
bet 6relbeit uno Ssr.dtisfrd DOL p,e.
biz unten init Sdaam bel oribt tpuroe
Das S9tff idieu 10 ssrdnihioa tuie ELL
gad)i Surd bos NafIer 5u 9tciteu
Die s,5bie 4Sdasnisfeit. melt)e DE-
Sampi, It lDdbreao Der B iObrfabrt emf
widelte, betting 20.57 Seyaeilen in ne
Stunoe.
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Qrsldnoif hes.

8cilin, ben "a. MdrS. Da biz
prer 5: tie &:sierans siaea SeIebt ers
lafi'n bat, tueldsr 6ite, ieidiiben Int
rdfiiiden Nuswunoerern hen 9urbSue
oLrd p3fu5,ldes @ebie- uro bic Ne.
nusnus Don Staatsbaaaen our 5abrl
mad berti1su Sdfen uerbstet, 10 babeu
Die N9eutem Der 9;uerpoOlsr mno Clos
sotper Sampferlinien Bireaur III &Ot'
teroamm etDfue. mo b,f6roern bon
bort aus Nuspanoerer iiberGro6britan.
MEN nod Mmer,fa.
Ser fommanoIrenoe General bes
@arbeco,ps, &ereial Der Snfanteri'
5reibsgr y. MeerlbeiSt>S iiQeiem feiert'
Den 81. Mdr5 iein 5Ojdbrises Militdr
bieufiubilaum. aalier &ilbelm ba.
i6ou in aler WOr9enfriibe penn Gene
raj perl0uli6 Die be.at,dyiten @liie*
wiiuide 81 lfinem @grenta9e ause'
iproden uub I'm elm toitbares @bren9e
lbeuf iibfrreibt.
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@mminhiuMt aeheiIt

gtne:n alien arste, Der pon pes 9raris Su=
riidsesosen lebt, wurbe burd etaen Sitinbt=
lden Wfiiiionar bic 8ei6reibuna zines zines
einfa6en pesetabIiid en Seilmittel fiir bic
jdneue unb baueruoe Seiluns BON Qln9en
iuminbiu1t, Bro ndites, 3atarrh, afbma,
unb alien pals. unb 2unsenfranfbeiten aus
sebdubist. au1 elm Nittel fir pofitip eras
6ifale Seiluns pon Nerpenl6wd4e unb al
len Ierpenfranfbeiteu. gta6bem Der Dot
tor bic munberbaren 9eiltrdfte in iauienb
Sduen erpropt batte eradtete er es tiir ietne
RHi1t, has WRitteI ieinen 9eibenoen Dfitrnens
i6en b.fannt gu MAIDEN. Bon bieiem Motip
inb @uni9 setrieben, banbelte er. Sd ien=
be bieies &ecept gang foftenfrei on use, bic
es miinifen, in beutidei, en9liiber, uno
fransoii1er Sprade NIT poaer Mnweiiun9
Der Serfeuuns unb bes gebrauos. Senbe
tuna ilnb i'd ienbe es lofort. 50. q. Hopes,
800 Bomers SIod. Rodeiter q. ..
mar "a 8 m
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Gtne % uaa,r=Mesi,in.

Sr. Trant onfmaun, elm iuuser
Wanu bon Burlington. Ohio, last, oaB
er unter Der gebanoluns BON Swei pro.
miue,ien 9er,ten itanb uuo beren We<
biSin 10 lanse sebrau9te, Big er nidt
mebr umsebcn fonnte. sic beieidneten
leinca Saa ais Nusoebruus uuO afs nu.
beilbar. @r iunrbe perantaBt, Gr.
Sings gaelp DISCOVERY sesen III sSeb
runs ni,p. 81 prob,ren, unO iua er gu
iener Seit niht i'm Stance, bic StraBe
~ frer5el, obne III ruben uno Gtbem 81
bOlen. 95adbem ebe er cine SO GeEts.
Sluide gang auisebrandt. empfano er
bebeutenoe Beiierun9: er fubr nit BEN
@ebrau6e bes Wittels fort. unb 1sute
erfreut er iid gutter @eiunbbeit. @ei
Sals.. 9unsen- ober 8rufleioer
bat, Der probire es. @ir %saranilrer
8uIriebenbeit. 8robefulden bel &al'
fer 8ros.. 0ermamn, Wo.
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Ser meme gonareB beftebt irweit on
Sena,or = aus As hemotratiIhsn, 40
republi'cI. iden, l populitiidem. l I'M
abbfrs;aem uno ! farmer. olIianaleris
idem, In "A Nb9eor5neteu aus 217
bem9It ,ldF /, 1873 republifauil4en unb
8 Sar C.. .sm gartei seb6risen gtitstie-
bern. Hcbos q cud Die SenatorifeIe
BON @,itinstoi init einem& epublifaner
beiest foorben 1T, 1T bic Insabl Der IT'S
publitcniiten Senatorea auf 40 9eitie-
gen. Grd iinb Swsi Sise i'm Nbseorbs
netenbals pafcnt. Die bemofratiide
Mebrbeit itee cIeanoerenHarteien fteQt
fid iomit auf 2 i'm Senat unb 81 int
Say SmSersleib su Der oeuofratt.
ibeu Wcb:seit i'm porisen Sauie, DC
elmer Observation-Disclosures 9le.b fam,
iueiit Die nrmerildeS 'dtfe Der eMotra'
len I'M iebiaen SaItie cine sarj beoep'
tenbe @bnobme auf.
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S louisville, ap., ~. Mdrj. Gas;
nell 8snastt, Elm Sobu beg StaatsOber'
ri9ters Senustt, beinbet ii6 in Granfs
fort, &p., i'm @eidusniB ulO miro be-
iduloist, eineu Gbed Iiir s25 ssfdlid'
uno bel Den &uu Feuteu @eiseu s
S'9oansI 81 @elb sema6t an baben
Der iun9e 8ehnet:. bat felt einem Sabre
Elm tuilocs 2eben sefibrt uno biz Dor
eiuisen @o6en 5ablreide luertbloic
gbeds aus9eite0t. 9an!aIs erlieB ieiu
Batter cine In5ciae Ill ben 3eitunsen, in
Der ct etfldrte, er 91au6f. fem Sobn lei
rrlinnig, unb er iuarne baber Sober.
mann. berartise Gbeds eIujufaiiiren.
S 2ouisriqe, 20. @drS. Ser II
Sabre a1tc @ia 5rp in S~belbpuiae mar
felt eiaisen Moaateu in eln in ieiner
Na6barl6nft l%uobnenoes Sdulmdo6eu
perliebt. Seine 9isbe tano ieDud feline
g%rpieberun9. Ser junse 8uride bat
beute Mor9en ura @~rlaubnls. oasSbu!z
simner u%srlaiien I'll burfen, 9il9 mad
benz ua6e ~selesenen 8ahnseleiie unb
iparf lid an elmer i6arfsn Gurue Dor
eiuem berannabeuben 3u9e auf oieSbies
men. Ser 2Ofomptiufibrer iab i'm, usr-
mo3te aber Die Wai6ine nidt mebr 5un,
StiQitanb Su brin9en uno bic 8Gosr
oeHelben i6uitten benz un9lidlidsu iull<
gen 2iebenoen Den &Upi bonn &umpfe
al.
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Saris, %. Mdrs. Seute iuuroe
Der pe,itorbene Selator Sules 5e,rp in
ct. Die nit mitltGiiibT g1ren be-
erbist. Sdmmtli9e 2doen in Srte
tuareu gei6tolien, Die StruBenlaternen
branIlten unb Die 2aterrenpfoiten ulrcn
nit 3raue, Toi um,puuoen. 9unoerte
bon Mt.,lden famsn aug rem benadbar'
ten 90rfera, un Der 8eeroisun3 bei;ae
mebnsn unb iibcr 800 8rdns. WurSer
uoE ben 8,tpur bereru bes be it~orbenen
Staatsmannes ne6sn benz ga '9e nieoer
selest. Seuotnr0 suO!e, @eneratG rlcole
uno Anbere bielten @rabreoen.
Die lit DRESDEN tas.nbe interia.
t%lOnale Suniid!scOnferen5 lit nod su fei'
nem enoailtisen 8ei&lifien %sefOmmeu
anb hu,fte nod mebrere Bodsn tasen.
YrOf. Sod empinDl, bab Die im Der
tuidclen CONNER ourdsefibrten Gin
ldrdufan9en i'll iaterratioualen Ser
febr beoeuteuo mooificirt iperoen %iolteu.
Die brit:iteu 0elesateu unterftibter
i'm, Gle ~iibri9en ieoo6 iparen oasesen
9%ipbtberie s%ralii-t in 2ubpisstuf
BEL Sdperin. Die Gdulen ipuroer
seidlOiien. Siele Safe nubmen elmer
tDotliden Serlauf.
&ie perlautet, beabib:ist Die Saiie'
rin>@ittiue 5riebrid in 3utunft ibrer
9~ufentGalt in Geulidlano einSuidrdn:
fen. sic miro ben sr6Bten Tbeil bea
Sabresin @n9lano 3ubrinsen.
9ie 8ersbrer oes5Iiriten 8ismart be-
reitsn iid cor, uni ben ndbiteu @ebur,s
t0S besielben Defenders feltli9 su besc'
ben. Ser Shirt lit nod INNER idwad
uno bur6 81. Sduenninser our abio:
luten &ube ptrurtbeilt. 0er Slrft fat
audi 6fters Qnfdae BON HieoerseiAlas
seubei:. tutlds iriner 5amitie groBe
Sorseu bereiteu.
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= Gin Waaoer-gsrf saiparsluaa

Gin WuHoer-Bsr Sduor5wd.
Der RunfHeiBes if. mie aus Greibnrs !.
8r. seihricben mirb. i'm Ratbbaus sa
gdmenninsea aas.. sclt. Gs 1T oies
cine ubr. bu his aam Sabre 1O.999
unierer 8dttIas pr III tiff 20 6lauren
Stnnpei. Taee. Wp ~ Sane 5dblf.
Werss i . Tia u. ( DILL clue dlbe'4
t, tid'aa. na.sf BEN s.iaa9 bss Q::eses
IS II Morseus. m. IN bs,0dI s..db'n'
{. sau; um = uhr ldu:ei eia aafer
Rirdea9dnser ellen bcsbe. Nib 8 er
toni ein Choral. Nrcass : uhr blal
Der Srompeier DC, &a-..lbarg nSsil
rub Der Sce" nr0 u.n ueuu ubr Fote
bas @erf irile Ga:r 9.adi, bu meil
bsr5ises &inD." Gobts UNI SW6 ub
-I9eint Der 400. Die ~einSelnea StnH
tsn iperDsn hIrb J'auren geih!a9sr
uelde ben meniYliben 2sbensalter
entip.ehen.
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s g~arbstoipn, ap, %. Afara. Sn
BLOOMFIELD madte uer9angsne geatt eth
iunser Manu n1mens Sunlton I'M 5le-
berpabn einen Mtproansriif auf feline
Irau. Gieler eiltsn DIE HaGbara 81
Silfe; aber Der srfte, Der in sas 3lInn'er
orans, u. Murpbp, pnroe DOH benz Ha'
lenoen, Der isiuen SrsunS nitlt mshr
f~arnte. nieoer9ei6piisn.
5 gbica9O. 20. @drs. Gin se'uul
tiger Sdneeiturm trauit ieit ssiterr
iiber sen 9nrolpel ten bin. Sn Wl1ns'
toto lit iiber Nu9t II 3oa Sdnee &C.
fallen. &iseuniin bat Sanee IND He
gen uno Susef, besleitet BON einen
Sturmtpinb, Der bic 2elesrapbsrpfolteI
umreiBt. Milpaufee fann feline tele
sropbii6m Gr9ridteu erballen oos'
~perienoen. aub in SGinOis. M!iouri
Sopa unS 9iebrasta 1T Der 3ele3rapl
unb 9siepbon seit0rt.
S Glepelano. g., %. Wfar6. 0a'
Morsan SOuie on Granger Str. brannt
beute Morsea Obj. Sier 5rauen nno
6inb tamen II ben 5lammen um.
5 Sefetiunpiue, Snb. 20. Wfdri
bag Staats5udtbaus babier fsbt II
Slammen.
S SnselDurlt, Mih, 22. Utar'
Guntt 2 llbr beute Nadmtttns wuroe'
Sen. McGoD nno Sobn Ger,p in 9s
gentpart elmer srOBen Soltsmense Unite
freiem Simmel, etne balbe Meife anBcr
6alb Der Stnbt, sebdnst. Seibe mare
Mitslieber elmer Rduberbcuoe, ,peId
int geptember b. s. au6 einen Wor
pcribt fat. MrgpD uar %seitdnoli
wdbrenb Get.Y Biz gum lesten Iu9er
Bid feline 1lnidulo %beibeuerte.
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9rei Sliiie iinb burd abseitiirSte Sells
niaiien absebdmmt. Mehrere Sauier
tuurben SerftOrt uno IL Reni9en fameu
unis 2eben.
Metp gOrf, %. Mdr5. .Mutte'
Manbelbaun,s', Die nuioriide Diebes
5eblerin uno 8erbreder;n, lit in Gane'
na seitorbeh, mo ie felt neun Sabrel
ipie cine Srin;siiin selsbt BAT, Madden
lie bon bler eaiaoben mar uno 'bre Bhr
aeu i'm Stid 9elafien bate.
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2eui 8uiters5abrflen. = Serr gbnbs
bud, Der Ssfretdr Der u@ifouri State
9airp Nf~iociation," bat elm Circular err
la1ien, in meldem er bic Jabrifanten
BON grcamerpzG inridtuusen als ges
miFenloie aeute be5eidnst, bic ourd Die
Gsenten Die Garmer 3ur gtabliruns bon
,,Greameries" animiren laHen. um ibre
Wpparote sesen hObe 1e5abluns an ben
Mann Su brinsen. Dieie Girmen ibers
nebmen sstu5bnli1 bic Ginridtuns einer
,@reamsrp" tir ben 8reis bon $4,000
biz 81, 900. tpGbreub 9err gbubbud BE-
bauptet, baB an ben meiften Orten elm
ioldes alien Nnforoerunsen eutipreden'
bes GtabtiRements nit $1,000 bis ST.
900 einssri9tet ueroen f6nne. Die 81
boben NntlasefOiten ieien bic nria9e,
iuarudl 10 piele n@reameries" na9 fur
seur Beiteben ibren Betrieb einftelen
miBten. Serr gbubbud be5eidnei
iplde auBer Betrieb seiebte gtablifes
ments ats yWonumente, tpelde 8etpeiie
obleaen, ,pie germ fid bas amerifaniide
Bolt bebumbussen lofe." Die nWiis
iouri DARN GFccintion" lei bereit. Ben
1ormern ODER @smsinueien, ipelde
,greameries" gu etabliren beabfdtisely
behilIid III fem, 70 bah iie beim Bau
ieber Creamery BON $1,000 biz $1,000
lparen f5nnen.
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S ct. Soieph, %. Mdrs. 9as @s
beimuiB Der seltern int Miiiouri seflx
benen 2ei6enfiite lit nod nidt aufse=
tlart. Sci Der Goronersunter Iuduna
ersab iid, bab iosar 6 2ei6en in De,
srOben 8iite itaden, nidt5, Die lleber.
rete iino bic bon 4 mdunliden uno z
weibliden Serionen unb 10 fart p~eriusit
baB ettuaise 8unomale nldt mebr 81
entosdeu iinb. Gs lit m6slid, baB biz
9eiden bon irsenb einsm mebiSinilden
College aus Ing 8afier %setuOrfen muir
ben. Die nnteriuduus lift mod midi
absei9!ofen.
s Marietta, o., 26. Mdr5, Der
"a Sabre alte George 9ope. Der Is
Sabre alte 9arrp Dome unb Der 20
Sabre alte Jranf Iderion ilno beute in
GOlse bes umidlasens zines 8ootes, in
peldem iie iid befanben. trosoem fe
idmmtli9 CUTE Shwimmer tuaren uno
a(le Initrensunaen ma6ten, I'M iid 81
retter, bel Mar,etta Sslanb ertrun.en.
- sebalia, Mo., 20. Mdr5. Die
13.idbrise Wurp Mc@otuan ipielte nit
ben nunselabenen" 8euoluer 9apas.
SIR tleiner Bruber fam ba;u uno bat,
iie mDdte nad inn idieBsn. Ct fniete
fid auf ben 8Oben uno iie oriidte ab.
Gin S6uB frabte unb Der 8ruoer log,
ben aOpf bon elmer 8usel burdbobrt,
iterbeno au ibren SiBen.
- Sn aanfas gitp, Mo., wuroe
Wollie Gore, elm iibelberidtistes Sruu.
en5immer, BON Trau Miduel D'pearn
Die auf bic 8esiebuus hires Gatten
au iener e,ferii6tis par, eridoiien.
O'9earn. @onitabler 8el6 unb mebre'
re aubere Berionen iino auf bic 8eidul'
bin oerbaftet worbeu, Oiamant>
Dbrrinse, cine suloene ubr unb $3.50
in baarem @eloe, ,uelde bic GridoFene
III ibrsm Beiis batte, eeiioblen 81 baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
Jnldnoiibes.

S G~afopOlis, @i9, "A. Mdr;
Siram gor, elm reider Sarmer, bat iei.
ier Srau, nit Der er in Streit ssratber
nor, nit einem Yriisel ben S9abel Elm.
sei4laseu nno ii9 oann ielbit bas 2e'
ben au nebmen periudt, inbem er fid
nit einen. 2aidenmeiier mebrere tiefs
S&nttttuunoen beibradte.
5 Yanenia, "a, Mara. Sci gauca
IN Der &epubtit Columbia fat fi9 bon
benz @ulfan Satora, Der neuerbinss
tsteoer IN 2bdtisteit lift, Der unter BEN
Warnei' Grua Coma befannte gersrlden
abaslof Hnb If tbalabparts serutidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

9~saibuiar, & tn., a, Wdrd. I'm
8 lbr geiteln 9(beuo traf Der S'urr'
oiele 5taet uno uiele S0uier wurv'.
beiddoist. Dramrisb,'sg locerp ipuroe
n~ieosrseipebt uuo 9rumrisbt nebit
ielnem Sobn t6otl,9 perlebt.
Saanlas gitp, "A. Mdr5. Sn Mif=
iruri bat Der seitrise St.urm bebeuten>
ben S1aoen perur ladt. Sci Salis=
burp l~tirsteu mebrere Garmsebauoe eln
uub 5lpei Weniden ipuroen Don Den
Sriimmeth eri@laseu. Sn Ieuaoa
tpuroeh peridiebene 9duier umsetpoli en-
unb bas StaatsirrenbauS bel6dbi9t.
Don &anias uuo Dem Snoi 'nerse5iei
fommeu l1asti6 5nadribten. SnS6eis
man, Ger., tuuros bas9epot ber6ouiton'
9erassS abn burd 8tih in Srano &C.
itedt nno Serit0rs.
S SnbianupOlis, Sno., "A. @GsS.
8dbrepS cines StLr .nes, me'ber 9eitern
GbsmD bieie Stabt truf, iino mebrere
Neutau.ea eirseiii,St unb Die Tddet
bon eircr Nn5abl Gebauoen, batdnte,
bic Sroun &et1cm giienpe,,e, Dit
Sargfabiif al Der 6 uno &eItsStraBe
unb bic Gsrealiue s&e,fs um9eiue6t nor
Den. Sin Man1 nc'ueusM srlitI
idluere Ss,lesunsen. Sci gpausolue
tpurHe nas Subli6e Srrenbaus ibei'
peis, has StotiuEsgu as berGuansu'ae'
Nep5urs Subn gang 5ertort
S 2puisuiue, 8p., "a. Wd-5. gOtul
ing Green bat bon einem Sturm seiterr
ghsnb itarf ssiitten. gon mcbterel
Sdulern ipp~ten Die 91der iortserihen
9as Wai9iunbaus Der louisville
Taitp;qe '8abn lit elm S,innelbav
fen.