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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

the book, he caught the light paper on
his tongue, crushing out of 1t, between
stropg teeth, all semblance Of q mes
sage. .,fI ISL ~.
Next night saw him entered on the
roll Of prisoners At Camp Morton, a fiat
square Of some twenty acres, formerly
used as cattle fair grounds. It was then
surrounded by stockade twenty feet
high, pierced by one great gate at the
north, near which lay headquarters and
puardhouse. Outside this stoclkade ran
. platform. lower than its top; and
about this paced unbroken line OF SEN
tinels, whose heads and shoulders only
showed above the fence. Within, q
huge moat, twenty feet wide and half
a. deep, added security against mt
tempted escape; while reflector lamps.
J at intervals. gave sentries, themselves
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
seaman 3 smith Co.'S Annual Sale.

The great shoe opportunity Hulfpiice
on thousands of offers No winter goods
will be carried over 10 next season.
500 Ladies' excellent kid button.
200 ~ fine &400 hand turn button
rs wool Arctlcs.
90 Misses $3.50 high goat button.
LAO Boys $3.50 calf shoes.
80 Mems teamsters' wool boots.
Hall price ou every kip and grain boot
In the store. $40 mems cordo bals--
worth SO. New stand, 312 Superior street,
Opposite ]. l.. Hudson's, Cleveland, o.
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a SEASIDE REVERE.

A blue dome OF heaven seeming
Faint blue 'gainst the sea, that, cleaning
Trembles beautiful and bright;
Meath the islands purple sleeps
Dancing diamond-wise, 1t leaps,
In the sunny summer light
And the Wild high grasses blowing,
Listen TO tho tide in-howing
With eternal melodies;
Scarlets poppies kiss the feet
OF the young corn growing sweet
In the pleasant upland leas'
Growing in the sunshine sweetly,
While the summer wind goes heeuy
With light footsteps TO the sea;
Kisses he the laughing corn
As he goes this sunlit morn
With swift wings and merrily' ~
The sweet silence is unbroken;
Rarely human words are spoken
On this yellow grassy hill;
But the brown bee flying hums'
while for ever upward comes
The sea voice, never still
Mary Furlong, in Chambers Journal
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
THE PREMIER HAD DlNEo.


How Sir John Macdonald Once Set His
Post-Prandiai Speech Straight
A Young shorthand writer was once
told to report o speech by Sir John Mac
donald. Nowit happened that the Cana
dian premier had come TO the house
from dinner party, and his speech in
matter Of form was Of a decidedly post
prandial character. The youthful re-
porter, however, could not believe 1t
possible that Sir John should want
editing, and, according TO Spare Mo-
ments, took down every word. His
editor, on seeing the copy, told him 1t
would not do, and as 1t was not wanted
for the next morning, he was advised
10 90 and see Sir John and get him TO
correct it. The reporter, on being shown
in, found Sir John, as usual, exceed
ingly affable. Having explained the
object Of his visit, the reporter was de-
sired TO read his notes aloud. This he
did, while Sir John lay on sofa listen
ing with n face of extreme solemnity to
his own incoherencies and correcting
them as occasion required. When the
notes were finished the premier rose,
laid his hand on the young mans shoul'
der, and began in the most fatherly Of
tones:
~ see exactly what has happened
Now, my dear young friend, | am al
old man and you are a young one
and you will therefore not mind II
give you a piece of advice as to thu
practice of your profession. My advice
is this: Never attempt to report a speecl
unless you are perfectly sure that yo'
are sober"
With this Sir John bowed out his as
tonished visitor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
The Most Pleasant Way

Of preventing lite grippe, colds, headaches
and levers is 10 usr the liquid laxative
remedy, Syrup oil Figs, whenever the sys-
TEN needs gentle, yet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the true rem.
edy manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co, only. For sale by all druggists
I'm 50y and 81 bottles.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
CHAPTER XIII.
IN CAMP MORTON.


Packed in with companions in misery,
on the prison train, that frosty Balti-
more Sunday, Evan Fauntleroy had
wrapped himself in his new-found ulster
and closed his eyes. But wide-awake
thoughts peopled his brain; and fire.
ouently his hand crept to the indicated
pocket, feeling for the suspicious paper
barely detected under the heavy cloth.
But, through warp and woof, the little
] paper actually burned the anxious boy.
Was It hint to escape? he thought.
! If SO, perhaps he was losing the precious
moment. No; II must be news of Car
olyn Clay-how she had managed to
elude her careful captors. Or perhaps
/ that paper was trap, only to lure him
1 TO detection and rougher treatment.
! No. indeedl The eyes of the girl had
! told him he could trust the writer And
what eyes they werel He could see
them now, through his closed lids; and
he ranbled in thought after that ro-
nance, as the sun sank lower in that
west towards which the train was
whirling him so fast. With the fading
light anxiety came back, and he felt
once more for the paper, eagerly, but
cautiously, slipping his hand in the
pocket and breaking the threads where
thev felt weakest. Then, with eyes
fastened upon the sleepy guard, he
opened cheap Bible, tossed in to him
by a spinster with corkscrew curls at
stopping-place. His eye, aimlessly
dropped upon the page, caught
Kings 1891: "How long halt ye be
tween two opinionsP"- the thought
flashed into his brain: San omen!
will accept it!' But the guard looked
I. in his direction; and, hesitating, HI
again glanced at the turned page and
read-Proverbs 2S:1: "The wicked
fee when no man pursueth; but tn
righteous are bold as lion"
Hesitant no longer, he cautiousl,
slipped the penciled scrap from pocke
to Bible, pressing it smooth betwecl
!, the leaves. Then, in the dying sunset
he read:
keep brave heart. We viii NEE
. soon. You will recognize me by tn
words: We have met before, boyF fo
: : are going to Camp Morton. ! plan you
release, II God wills"
: A load seemed TO press on the boy
- brain, making him dizzy, as he read IL
a last words.
Y Among the many dreadful prise
j pens Camp Morton was accounted Il
% very worst, and hideous tales-perhal
exaggerated in transit even beyond Il
o hideous reality-had crept across Il
border as TO It's privations and horror
q lie was going to Camp Morton! MeI
!, ~ ory recalled those wretched wrecks
~ what had once been men, exchang
~ after months OF lingering torne
lo there. And the clack-clackof of the ewheC
~ beneath him seemed TO form into wor
~ of those tales told. To Camp Morto
w 10 misery, cold, starvation-to livi
as as death-for how long? And again
u' eve fell upon the paper, the pencili
:, blank in the dirmed light, but j.
~ ~ above the edge the words OF John 8
rs, standing clear: 1.-THE truth shall ma
ON you free"
ou The natural elasticity OF you
y, aided much in his case by Temperance
m ,I changed the color Of the boys though
zone pen is bad as another, p
eA haps, and II may not be for long.
re- NAV have power to perform as W
hei as promise. Well, TO make either
fective, here goesl' And, bending o
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

A marble monument that cost $500
about fifteen years agu Is offered for sale
cheap TO make room for q more artistic.
and durable monument In White Bronze.
Inquireof r. N. Goodwin. (44tf
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1000 Ladies' Wanted

To l.arn the secret wonders Of the EN-
press Josephine Face Blencn 5000 is Of
f,red as reward tnr tie first case where
Empress Josephine Free Bleach and soap
will not remove case of freckles pimr-
leg, Tan or sunburn See r. ID. Felt, the
drilggist, and learn more about IT, 27tf
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The EifTel Tower of ToiIet Articles.

3lGh74 bottles Blush Of Roses sold In
1890. You know | could not have sold so
much II Blush Of Roses was not as repre-
sep'ed, sure cure for plmples, freckles
and blackheads. In 1892 | predict II will
be sold by every druggist and used by
every lady and gentleman In the United
States. f. D, Felt will supply you at 75cts
per bottle. 3,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

We will continue the $3.50 rates for our
best cabipets until Feb. /, 1893. Come
now, while you have the opportunity TO
get these at about one-half the price usu-
ally charged for same grade OF work.
Williams gallery, .crosler block. Yelling
ton, o.
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Personal.

Charlie-"Many thanks 10 you Harry, [
took your advice and bought the Blush OF
Roses OF F. d. Felt and Neilie's face 81
clear and smooth and we are to be mar
ried tomorrow" 4
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Sales OF all kinds attended 10 promptly
and on reasonable terms. Orders can be
left at the ENTERPRISE office, Wellington,
for my services.
HENRY WHITE, Spencer, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.


On the job counter of E. E. Goodrich
everything can be seen at exactly half
price. There are oil coats with flannel
lining. Macintosh coats without caoes
Scarlet wool underwear. Combination
overall suits, caps, etc.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
Dentistry.

have secured exclusive right to use
DR.. Btednian's method Of making clamp
plates IN Wellington. All kinds Of dental
work done iua skilful and thorough man
ner. Yours Very Truly, Ft
50if w. L. HoLBR00K
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Artlaf

Mrs. !. c. Whipple, artist. Portraits in
oil, crayon, pastel. Fine work special.
ty Landscape and Marines In oil, pastel
and water color Picture framing ut low
est prices. Brighton, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Insure your life and property with r.
N. Goodwin, the old and established agen-
cy. Rates as low as experience will al
low. Genuine indemnity in case of loss.
47tf
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Notice 70 Deposltors. +.

Holders Of pass books In the savings de-
partment of The First National bank win
please present their books that the inier-
esi dne 10 January 1, 1893, ,may be entered.
~ W. Cushion. JR.. Cashier.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

President.elect Cleveland is slow about
wing promises at present
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Tho q. VI. & d. railroad is dlscharging
. Il of their employees that indulge in
shisky. An exchange says there will be
very few employees left.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

We have just got in some New Teas,
Coffees and other goods In our line and
.re prepared 10 give you all o good trade
for Christmao. w. ARNOLD.
5if West End Grocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

To those having unpaid accounts on our
books we wish the same paid before taking
our annual inventory February I, 1898.
4 LAUNDoN, WNDECRER u Co..
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J.W. Wickham & Son, of Huron, the
.argest dealers in fresh fish in the state,
we're forced to the financial wall last
week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

The time will soon arrive for the res
1t Office holders in Washington, d. G., to
ok their grips.
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s't7'r' lssiEarsF 'is1asl''s...H7'1.l

\ special dispatch from Washington, d.
-, claims that Hon. James G. Blaine is a
conan Catholic,
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AUCTI0NEER.-J. II. Arndt will auc
lionepr sales ot all kinds Of property
Satisfaction guaranteed. p. o.: sullivan
Ohio DAFT
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

The directors Of the Ohio Farmers in
nrance company are trying to get ready
, resume business.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

There is good reason to believe that the
General assembly Of New York will send
he proprietor OF a brewery to the United
States senate.
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Rates for insurance than the Ohio Farmes.
IN old, frst-class companies with large
capital. Good protection and sure pay.
37tf JOSEPH BIsEHowER, Agi,
wellington, o., Sept 13, '02.
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Ever,boey to know that J. W Wilbur
kecrs the largest and hest selection Of
pncket and pen knives 10 be found in Lo-
rain county
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

The republicans may control the senate
!, the fiflythird congress.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Ii is/Ginted that Hon. NJ. D. Harier is
,oXng for position in President Cleve'
Gd's cabinet.
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Furs

will pay the highest market price ior
all kinds OF Raw Furs delivered first door
north of Nickel Plate restaurant, North
Main St. T48ul A. NJ. BAssEIT
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Myron T. Herrick was chosen president
/. the electoral college atColumbus Mon.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

The friends of Governor Mckinley have
,epun TO look after his denomination.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Two hundred cords good stove wood.
G. Il. SUTLIPF.
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Dscidsdly on

els your betrothed well on"
"No; but our engagement is"-N Z.
Truth.
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Hon. James G. Blaine is lying at deaths
oor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

The Spectators have been reaplng a
aryest in pork and lard the past week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

For sale

The Star Bakery on North Main street.
Enquire of Mrs. NJ. KuDz Hamilton st. "A
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

Forty degrees below zero in ST. PAUL.
linn.
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CHATTER XII.-CoNTINuED.
ny II. G. DE LEON.

tcopyrght, Isoi by J. h. Lppincott Co. and Iubshed
by Special ArranEementl
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vim the book auctlon ~ me south side
~ Liberty street.
, 1893-08-11
Winfe fir ~un1eren 211oYor.
Dortrdee iiber muricipaIz Reform i'm Kunit
%inititut.

Menn WfaDDr 6arrt1Dn geItern Sem Gon>
greB iiber it0btiic9s Yeripaltung i'm @unitz
t~nititut b%etgemoDnt b0tte, bdtte er peribtez
Denc fitr i'm iebr tpertbOolIe Gatbi6ldge unb
BorlblGge nit nab 0aulc ne0men fDnnen,
CT mare auf Deri6ieDene Yunfte aufrncrt7
fam gemorOen unO bate %erfabren, pie Bic
itdbt;i6e 8ertpaltung GDic0gos perbe1iert
ner0en f0nnte.
Sin She'll. ser SEM GongreB borgeIcgter
Sheen Der gSeltperbciierer milroen freilid6
cine DOuitGnOtge ltmtpGl5ung in Der itGDti>
166en 8erDGltu1g i'm @efol9c 6abcn, tpen1l
ite our Mu5fu6rung gelangten.
Den cr1ten Gortrag in oer geitri9en Con-
9reBitBun9 belt Yrpf. So9n s.. @rQD bon
Der gtortbmeitern ltniuerittGt iiber 6aS
G6ema: y0ie 8e5tebun9en Ser Wtunicipaz
lttGt 81 ben Gorporationcn, Sic bon ~erlterer
6reibriefe er6alten b0ben." &eDner iprac6
in ieinen intercfiatten QluSfi6rungen Sic
2[nitcbt aus, baB Der Our3l6nttts >Qlmertz
fancr cine 10 CUTE 9tegierung babe, ip1e CT
ite eben perbiene. St fitbrte aus, OoB Sic
2eute, bic bic 0ffentlt4cn 9(cmter Time
boben unO boS 8ubltfum birett urb I'M
brett belteblen, 1tcbt l9ltmmer leten, alS
ale ilbriger Weniden.
%. S. OnoDan, @bicago, ipracb ii6er
Bic Sinan5Derwaltun9 in Den StGoten. ST
iteIte bic 8ebouptun9 ouf, DaB bic Seamten,
benen Die Sinan5Oeripaltung in ben StGDten
anOertraut iet, 8ew0bnlicb nit ben 6ffent5
ltben gelo2rn ie3r peri9penOerii9 umz
gcDert.
l1eber Gcnementz6Gu1e un6 Sen tn 6enz
ielben pobnenben 2euten ipra6 Trau
2(iice %. 2incol1 BON Bottom. Sic meint,
DaB Siner1e1tbduier 6eimltGtten Der SUI
geno, DeS 6letBeS unb beS @litdeS ietn
f%onnten, tpenn mn oie GeieBc Der 6Dgiene
BET oenielben burcb9efiibrt unb Dofiir &C.
lor9t paroe, 0aB Die OtoraI ser 8elpo6ncr
IN Sc6ranfen gebalten perbe. Sie fibrte
pericbteoene 8epetic oil, I'M ST. 5eiQen, baB
es 5ablreicbe Gencmentbduicr 9ie6t oeren
8etpobner reinli6 unO moralii6 lcben,
ulO iicb ic6r 8ljidliD fiiblen,
Nm 9tacbmttta8 iprncben Srau Slorence
8eup itber Die 8eSieDun9en 8tpiic6en Ser
itdOtiicben Sertpaltun9 ulD BENT ScbtpiBz
faitcnipitcm, unb Trau &alpb Srautman
bon SEEM OOrf iiber Sic in glctp Oorf BON
ben Trauen 0urc68efiDrtcn ianitarcn Ste
tormen.
, 1893-08-11
9Qfebdu.

SAT- itrGubt iicb Sic Sober fortpG6rcn6
bon ben NieOerla8en beS G4icagoer Clubs
SIT beribten. 9as 9eltrtge Spiel nit Sen
Gtnctnnati'S mar 10 gut, tpie gemonnen in
Der iiebcnten Snntng; ba i6licfen bic Gbt7
Cages ctn unO ltcBeu tbre @egner pier
OJfunS" unO ben Sie9 einbeimien. @ie
cS beiBt, bat Der Grdlibcnt bes Clubs,
SameS q. 6art, flint neue SpieIer cnga>
girl Nno tpcrOen anOere nabtOlgen. Biel>
let3t miro man bann pieber in Chicago
8olebaliptele ieben, mic man e8 bier Sc
ipobnt lit. GorlGufig tperben ic6ocb bon
Den altcn Sptelern feline entlaiicn tper6en,
bis iib crpteien Bat, 0aB Bic ncuen 2ln@
fOmmltn8e Gin gutter Griab iino. 9tacb7
ltebeno bic Score" be5 geitri9en SpieleS :
, 1893-08-11
Neue Gntoeduns.
mie CHARLES SOdfaeot III Ger we6ielformus
laren Fam, nit oeren 6ilfe er feline
S6winoeIeien a1sfiihrte.

GS lit iebt b%etannt, pie Charles Sod
itaebt, Ser ia betanntlid cine qan;e Mnsabl
bon Banten urb Bripatleuten gum Sc
lammtbetrage bon $50, 900 bis $50, 900 be-
i6tptnbelte, IN Den 8eitb Der @ecbielformuz
lare %gelatgte, nit ocren 6iilfe er leine
Sebfpt11ocleten auSfibrte. 8efanntItcb
macbte &odltaeot geltcnb, oaB ct nit Der
clearinghouse electric Mfg. Co. in Sits
burg, ga, in Gerbinoung ftcbe unb ct
macbte mcbrerct 8anfcn uno 8riDotleuten
tpctS, oaB er bon iener @eleuicbaft cine
9roBe Sun1me @el6eS crbalten babe, peil
CT tbr ben Contract fir ote 8elcuchtung
Ocs NuSfteuungSplabes nericbafft babe.
Die Surtme betrage $50, 900, sablbar in
gfoten 81 je $4,000, bic bon benz 8icez
8raiiOcnten Der @eieGl9aft unterSeibnct
1eten.
Die Sormulare lieB iicb 0oditGot in eti1cr
flelnen 9rltderet anfertigen, bic ponOeuer
& gStl1on III DEM t6duic 301 81. Strabe
betrteben tptro. &oditabt rno6te ben
9rldern por, DoB ct bic 6ortnularc boben
m%ll1le, I'm Die Nrbeiter Der clearinghouse
60, IN Oeren 9tcnltcn CT iteDc, a~llsSu3ab>
Len. Sci glntcrtigung Derlelben mar CT lebr
9enot uno eS 0auerte LANCE, ebc bic Sor>
mulare i'll ieiner 3ufriebenbeit urtb genau
10 auSftelel1, tpte .ooS Mtuiter. 9a6ei err
mabnte ct bic 0ruder fortmGbren6, Sic
6ormuIare ia ntcbt it lnbcrufene 6dnoe
g~elan9cr 5l laiien, ba nit oenielben let1t
llntu8 gctrtcben tDer0en fonne uno Die Ser
antiportln8 ouf i'm fallen wiiroe. 2cbtcres
bate Oet 3peG, 9euer & 8iIon'S Ser
troltet 81 %geminnen, unb Oas errei6te er
allcb 10 poufommen, baB er tbnen beute
nidt mn Sic 9ruffoiten i3ulbet, ionbern
ite obetbretu nod nit elmer fIctncn9 ampfz
madeline 6eibiptnoeIte.
Gs beiBt jcbt, baB 2oditGbt Bel ieiner
Sllcbt umgcfabr $25, 900 mitnabm. ST
loQ it3 nob INNER III ben Ser. Staa7
ten alfbalten, bob ipa iein Nufent6altsort
berettS bon Detectives a~usftnoig 9ema6t
tporoen ietn.
, 1893-08-11
Silperman's Bonferott.
Der Sanfter bemiiht, fdmmtlide 6laubi9er
poll 5ufrieoen 5u fteler.

9oSdruS St(permon febrte 6eltte fruD
aus MontroIe, mo ct Grbplung fit feline
angegrifene @eIunbbeit geiu6t Bate, na6
Der Stobt suritd unb bega6 ft3 iofort 11ocb
1einer Sfftce in iciner SAINT. ST ertlGrte,
OaB CT it6 bemiiben merbe, Sic @ci6dfte
ieiner 8anf tpieber auf3ul1ebmen. @r tperOe
itcb su1G9it benlii1en, baB bic tleineren
0cpDlitoren ibr @elb 3uril6er6alten. 0en
9r0Beren @lGubi9crn tpcrOe CT, nm 3ett SIT
erbalten, Die @ei9Gft5an9eIc9cnbeiten 81
re8eln, 9cnilgenbe Si6erbettcn in @runOz
ctgentbum ge6en.
2luf oicic Beile meint 6err Silper1nan
I'M Stan0e gu letn, feline @~lGubtger DOl 81
befrieotgen un0 nob ioDtel iibrtg gu bebolz
ten, baB CT fir feline alien Sage por W1an7
gel geibibt ietn iperbc.
Silpermon beabiidtigt, 10 baI6 ais m09z
licb cine Geriummlung ietner @lGu6iger
suionmen5uberufen, ct bofft, boB bieie
S%eriammllmg bcreitS am nGcbIten Wfontag
tper0c ftattfinben f0nncn.
Sb CT tbatiGcbiicb bcabit6tigt, Sic 8onf
cpelttucu iDeitcr5uflt6ren, fonrte nic6t fcit>
geiteQt pcroen, eS ibeint aber, ais oh Sill
herman MIR barouf bcOa6t lit, ieine Scbul6
gu bc3aD(en unb ii6 bann gan3 bonn Sc
lcbaft 5urilG5r3ieben.
Sn .8eSug auf bic 8eridbtLi9e Inter
ln6un9 Der Observation-Disclosures ietncr
8anf crfldrtc gcitcrn 6err 2epp MaDer,
Der Nnipalt n1cbrerer Gldubigcr ocr Gil
permon'icben 8out, boB bieielbe Seigen
tperoe, oaB bic 8eitanbe gr0Bcr unb Sic
STANDARDIZATION fleiner itnb, ais man an
9enommen bate. 6err 9epD Mtooer 1T
eben1auS Der 9lnii6t, baB Die @ldubtger
pou tperocn 6efrteoigt lperOen %t0nnen, ct
mctnt aber, oaB cS lGn8ere 3eit, mi16cz
items Elm Sabr erforbern tperDe, nm oas
pnr6anbene 0runbei9entbum II. f.. ~. in
8aar9elb umSuicBen.
, 1893-08-11
Sbmerer unfau.

O3att6etp &odIc68e, Gin in 9teniten Ser
SibiettezS 9 raBenbabn itebenber7 Nrbeiter,
tpuroe beutc Wor9en, ais ct balnit beibdf=
ttgt mar, ouf Ocm Safe Sbore Sabnbofe
Otai9tncnt6eile Dcrlaocn Su belfeu, altf Der
Steue 9etOOtct. Otc Nrbcitcr, tpeldbe ul1ter
Dem 8efeble beS Gprmanne5 @btporb Stood
i%tanOcn, 3ogcn Die Giicnt6cile in bic 60bc,
ais Oos Sell rib ul1o Gin 9roBeS Stid auf
Jtofleo9e berabltiir5te. Goods tpuroc ebenz
fails 10 ibper DerlcBt, boB leiue SuBseben
tpa9rlcbetnlt6 abgcnommcn tperoclt miiiien.
, 1893-08-11
hit fnapper %Iotb entronnen.
Die Sewohner oes Paufes 297 GGarf Stra6e
IN Gefahr 3u perbrennen.

Sci etnem Setter, 6aS beute Mor9en I'M
q llbr in benz Sr00lerla0en bon 6Sulius
SirnonS 297 Glorf StraBe ausbracb, erlit>
ten me9rer 8epobner 0eS 6auieS leicbtc
8rnnbmun6en. S4re gtamen iinD: Carrie
g8olf, Elm 9tenitmG6ben Bet SimonS,
8ranopun0en am redten Nrm un0 linfen
&nte, mach benz @Duntp> 6olpital gebraCbt.
Nbe Gitron, Elm 0ttetber, Sbnitttpunoen
am &0pf, erbaltcn Bel benz 0eriuc9e, aus
etnem 6interfeniter binaus5ulprtngen ;
lacb Dem Ottcbacl Geeie>6oipitoL gcbrac6t.
Der ieb5iabrtge Qtbe Simon5, 8ranoz
tpun0en an betoen 6GnDen.
0aS OauS bat 3tpet Sto6iperfe un0 lit
aus Stein erbaut. Sn Dem eritcn betriez
ben Bernard 0reenbaum un0 g. SimonS
Srooler9el6dfte. 7Sn Dem "Stpeiten StoG>
ipcrf la8en Die WODnrGume Der bei6en 9e5
1lar1nten 6arntlten, uno auBerOen1 betrteb
Srau Sarab Qipman in 0en1ieIben Elm fleiz
mes Jte1t0urGnt. Die Seuertpe6r bate niC6t
nur Sbpteri8tetten iiberbaupt, in 6o5
0auS 81 %gelan9en, ionbern altcb ben Serb
bes SelerS 81 finoen. Die Traucn 1lno
&tltoer tpuroen aus ben 8etten ge6olt uu0
nit 6ulfe BON 2eitern auf Sic StraBe
bera6bef6r6ert. Die @enannten ~erlitten
Sr0nolDunoel1, ebe Die SeuerlDeDrleUte t6>
men sun t6iilfe fommen fonntcn.
IS beiBt, baB 6aS Teuer in Simon's
2a0en ausbracb unb 6urcb 8ran6itiftung
bcrDor9erufen tpur0e, 6oc6 bat man bis
ieBt f~ctnerlet 8eipeiic fit Oteie 8e6auptlnq
8eju1oen. Simon's gauges Eager, iopie
letn gauges 6auS9erGt0 mur0en Elm Gaub
Der Tlammcn uno Der Sc6aOen iou itdb auf
1tobe5u $4,000 belaufen. Die 6Qfnilie
@reenbaum erleibet einen &erlltit BON $500.
9a9 6ouS 9eb0rte Der 6trma @Qrle 8ros.
an Der Soutb 8oter StraBe. SIS tpurbe
gum Setra9e BON $1,000 beicba6i9t, lit abcr
Dol Deritcbcrt.