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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

A young woman of Virginia. who
took occasion to correct the errors Of
speech Of little negroes within bearing
recently received request from pick
aninny for small quantity of classes.
"You must not say 'lasses. Tom, you
must say molasses, {" corrected his pre-
ceptress. wat does | want TO say
'melasses' foh' replied the innocent. II
hain't had none yit."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

The prince of Orange was leading an
army on secret expedition, when ono
Of his officers urged him to confde TO
him his plans, "Can you keep So
creti" asked the prince. Eyes, gen
eral," replied the officer, briskly $50
can |, was tho princes conclusive reply.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

Customer--"Didn't you tell me when
you sold that dog that it was q bird
dog :" Dealer--"Yes, that is what I
said "Well, you swindled me.
that dog won't hunt" "Well, didn't
say he would hunt. He's bird dog.
Cook tho birds for him. That's the
way he likes them best"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

The dude was making the girl dead
tired by his long and vapid talk on tho
advancement Of women. Don't you
wish you were man p he asked,
as kind of clincher mo-" she re-
sponded in the sweetest, most womanly
way do your"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

A Manitou (Mich } young woman.%
ceived letter from Kansas man, in
which no devoted seven pages in telling
Of business. crops and politics. Ia
postscript he said he would like her to
marry him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

A schoolboy was asked how many
wars Spain had in the fifteenth century.
Six" tho boy promptly replied. ''E-
numcrate them," said the teacher.
Zone, two, three, four, five, SIX said
tho boy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29
PI amos 8.

I WOULD call the attention OF my friends
i and the public to the fact that | am agent
Tor the celebrated STIEFF PIANOS. Any
one contemplating the purchase OF Piano
will do well 10 consult with me.
T.. A. ANSLEY,
may HIT Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

'Were you bull or bear p asked
an acquaintance Of a Spectator.
Neither" he replied IL was an
ass"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

Rube Field. the Warrenburg, Pa,
mathematical wonder, is an imbeoilc and
does not know one figure from another.
His pastime is to give of handed an
swers to problems like this "What will
520a yards Of calico amount to at 81
cents per yard, with discount Of aud
q per cent" II takes but moment
for him to answer such questions, and
the reply is said to be invariably correct.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

The greatest duty every father owes
to bis children is to walk where it will
be safe for them to follow.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29
Real Estate Agents.

VNHE undersigned having entered into the
Il real estate business, in Gaithersburg, is
now prepared to make sales of some of the
best farming lands in Montgomery county !;
also OF houses and lots, both in and out OF
town. We also have q number of houses TO
rent. Loans negotiated, &c. Correspond
ence solicited. Respectfully,
G. W. CRAWFORD & CO.,
may 23-ly GsitheTsb1r9, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29
Lot No. 5, Building Lot.

A desirable Building Lot at Linden, Nd,
being corner lot, so by 100 feet, at the
junction of the Metropolitan Southern Rail-
road with the Metropolitan Branch of the B.
h o. Railroad.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

The wifo-Don't go drinking.
Husband--Pm only going to have an
eye-opener.
The wife-Well, don't make spec
tacle Of yourself
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

There are some men who would rather
hear themselves preach than to listen 10
an angel tuning his harp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29

Convince some men that it pays to be
good, aud you couldn't keep them OUT
the church with a shotgun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29
Lot No. 4, House and Lot.

A Lot in Kensington Park, Md, near the
new road to Capitol View, improved by a
new Dwelling with eight rooms.
For price and terms apply to
THOS. WATERS, of s.,
oct l3.tf Ednor, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-06-29
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 90. 1894.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

TINE undersigned offers at private sale the
Il following desirable tracts of land :
Lot No. 1. 119 ACRES.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
Portage Pioneer Dies

PORTAGE, Wis, Feb. o.--nenry Car
penter, an old citizen and resident
since 1887, died yesterday at his home
IN the Second Ward. He was one of the
founders m1i OF Portage. When the town of
v, W i,nnneDago Portage was organized in
1919, Mr.. Carpenter was one of the
supervisors, and five years later
became the first assessor of Portage.
ms ms vile, Sarah Carpenter, who survives
m,nl was the 1lrst white woman in this
dent of Milwaukee, was the first white
c C born III Portage. Henry
- 1Sfpenter erected the first ho-
t tel IN the city, it being DESTROYED
py nre February ,, 1852. He was a
e o,,s !, IN the United States army previ-
GUS 70 % his advent in Portage in 1881. and
WI mni De buried in the government ceme-
bago. - o4o foit v inhe-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
Men Tigers.

The belief is very general through.
out India that men are turned into
tigers by eating Of certain root. 1t
is supposed that tigers who destroy
many human beings are men who
have partaken Of this peculiar root.
The Sarimant, chief of Deori, re-
lated to the author of ''Rambles and
hecollections" the following anecdote:
the tigers which now infest the
woods from Sugar to Deori are neither
more nor less than men turned into
tigers-a thing which often takes
place in the woods of Central India.
The only visible difference between
the two is that the metamorphosed
tiger has no tail while the lora, or
ordinary tiger, has very long one.
I'm the jungle about Deori there
is a root which if a man eat of he is
converted into tiger on the spot:
anu if il this state he can eat of an
other root, he becomes man again.
When l was a boy melancholy in
stance of the root-eating occurred.
"My fathers washerman, Raghu,
was, like all washermen, a great
drunkard; and being seized with a
violent desire to ascertain what a
man felt in the state of a tiger, he
went one day to the jungle and
brought home two of these roots, ana
desired his wife to stand by with one
of them, and the instant she saw
him assume the tiger shape, to thrust
it into his mouth.
THE washerman ate his root and
became instantly a tiger; but his
wife was so terrified at the sight OF
her husband in this form that she
ran off with the antidote in her
hand.
Poor old Raghu took to the woods
and there ate good many of his old
friends from neighboring villages:
but he was at last shot, and recog-
nized from the circumstance of his
having no tail.
"You may be quite sure" conclud
ed Sarimant, "when you hear of d
tiger without tail, that it is some
unfortunate man who has eaten OF
that root; and or all the tigers he
will be found the most mischievous.
The Sarimant religiously believes
the truth of this story, ard SO do his
attendants and mine: and out OF q
population of thirty thousand in the
town of Sugar, not one would doubt
the story of the washerma1 K he
heard it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
GOES TO jim corr.


l"stma stership at MI.
w,s by President cl '"a b
Villas to. day presented mt Ieo B. !,
pc misunderstanding to 1an Tie
There h. were several ca ra'';g'
office office besides Mr.. con ntia'''
being ex- Assemblymra""' '' a
nominated Col. Villas Gor I b
s senator in the Wisconsin, ing !
three t1r cs years ago. 1t is und.I
Mr. MI, conklin is not an ac rio''
although a ,o!, belonging to r r(.,Ee
the Villas faction of tS "n' I Is
Democracy. He is an nv l. Lag
is a coal and salt and Ice S'''t
sad to be popular. AnotG Ie''
appointment to-day was V tneI
Jenkins e, at Platteville. "' S a,ato
ell and Villas joined in e ,a
jenkins. Mr.. Conk Ii 'ecop
succeeds Gen. Geor,n ." At
Mr.. Jenkins at PlatteyfinrdS b
place Of NJ. p. RinIanh Tile /
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
WHlRLED TO DEATH VN 4"
John Aft Meets a sad Emu -
Merrill.

MERRILL, Wis, Feb. 2. :, S,t
employee of the W. H. "f' .1,.
Company, got caught on = ' sot
fore the engine couId pe , ~
unfortunate young h'"n one.
around breaking the p 2on ,s
thighs, fracturing one Land
crushing one foot. % One ,,,a sD toss|
was also broken. ne N' s;" ,
hospital, where he ilyed el7-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
--7------',s
LOST HIS BARN ANN -;
Dodgevil1e Farmer Sat-,
EnSs Ia, ~.

Dodgeville Farmer Sat-
Loss by Fire,
DopGEVILhE, Wis, Feb, \
Graham, of this city, went 4
this morning at 5 o'clocE - :"
his stock, and the barn c,r, "
the lantern and b,, ,rusn'
a large barn containing his Eo i,
crop Of tobacco, four Ho [,'s LII
blooded Jersey COW, man '% !
ems and turkeys, all his ' Sn ID
cry, gtain and hay, all all Of i', ~:
consumed, except one b w.
he took out and wh@ sS
ing to the barn 't !,
outside where he was picb5
has remained unconscious a.,
in a critical condition, T ny
was owned by Mundv 4 Gr]
building was insured for SSI
tobacco for 500. The loss n
600.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
CLAIM THEY ARE MORMON ELDERS

Two PREACHERS Created Considera BILE Ex-
cltement in Pepin County Towns.
Eau CLAIRE, Wis, Feb. 3.-Two men
called Elders Curtis and Burr are Great
ing some excitement by preaching in
Arkansaw, Porcupine and other small
towns IN Pepin County. Their doctrines
are commonplace enough, but faction
IN each town claims they are Mormon
elders prosecuting in Disguise.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
CADWALlADER MUS 81 ""'

Judge Bum Overrules '"s .t nd
the Indictment Asai"I
MADISON, Wis, Feb. ''~' ,,r
of the federal court 'o ,;n,
down a decision over aoaiI
murrer to the indictme,n, nt ss@ q
Cad wallader, eX-presiuyyn tins|
perior National Bank. No ~
been set for the trial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
MAY ADMIT WOMEN AS STUDENTS.
The Board of Trustees of Iseloit COLLEGE

Il TIC AEUstTi OF IFUStesS OF IseIOlt COIIeso
Considering the Plan.
BELo1T, Wis, Feb. 3.-The trustees of
Beloit College have under consideration
the admission of women us students in
the college, although they have not de-
cided definitely. A majority of the
board are favorable to the project If
the change IS made a ladies' hall will be
built and other improvements made
costing over $50 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
DEATH OF NAT HANIEL 7RF!
He was One of Green County,
Settlers +

MONROE, Wis, Feb. 5.-l
Treat, one of Green Counh|
citizens, died at the resided
daughter in this city last d
deceased celebrated his 95th|
only q few weeks ago. He w
of unusually strong personals
thinker and 4 close student c
history. He possessed q red
memory and retaineda vividi-|
Of every event of rational ia
that transpired during the pass
five years. He was an able VII
up to the time Of his dealt was
tributor to newspapers and ma!
Five children, among themI, y
survive him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
DlPHTHERIA KEEPS THE SCHVyI
The Disease Again Makes "
ance at Grantsburs'

I TIC U1sHaSS EpaIII 3H"HV "
ance at GrantSbnFs'
GRANTsBURG, Wis, FEB. '-'
ria is spreading slowly. Ine =.
for cases in this city. 1t lS r.
ii schools which were to-
n@xt Monday will again nave e. '
off on account of the eplde,N,,n,.
has been no schools held n'
November l. Every precaIG!,.iIa.l
to prevent the spreading OIL 't u
the citizens remembering i
rate of last fail which was ca''S'
carpiesSness. ---~>
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
BANK ROBBERS SFN1FN
Two of the Montfort Cane r.
and Two to the Industr;,, ,

N.nI
and Two to the Industri,, n
LANCASTER, Wis, Feb. il
prisoners who tried to rob tb.|
Bank at Monfort December .
guilty. George Wortz, ther.]
sentenced to three and onp.S1
in the penitentiary, anil
Tyler, aged "a, to two NJ
half years. The other two, GaI
low and James Ron, beiDe n
years of age, We're sentencedn '
dustrial School for Boys atV
during. their minority, which
there is authority to Terminal
time there is evidence Of sail
reform. 7
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
Ills JAW SHOT OFF.
Columbia County Farmer klHa
Accidental Discharge otaE

Accidental Discharge OF Az
PORTAGE, Wis, Feb. "a!
accident occurred in the toSnO
las, this county, 4 few miles ND
gage, yesterday, by which th
we'll knoWn farmer OF that n
his death. Mills and hls hIN
were riding on a slei Oh, the lon
standing posture with a coca pa
gun in his hands, on the @r
rabbits. A sudden start by 's
the shock of the hobs drOppi
rut upset Mills and in the Sf1
gun was discharged. The Y
tered Mills face, tearing away
er jaw. He died in a few ma
age was II years. lie leaVe''
several children.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
CHICKEN THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.
Hudson Man Sentenced to One Year in
State Prison

State Prison.
HUDsoN, Wis, Feb. 3.-Charles Mar
TN, citizen who was caught robbing a
hen rloost recently, pleaded guilty be-
tore Judge Goss to-day and was SEN
fenced to one year at Waupun. Martin
was shot twice while attempting to flee
from his pursuers on the night Of the
robbery. The wounds did not prove
SeriOlIs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
NORMAL REGENTS StS'

John w. Hume and ,, s ~
serve Another )(d|
MADISON, Wis, FEB e Hun.
E lod1's and Byron BE ;, fBaoar5,s.
Point, members o. 'i tlbree YER
the first Monday III
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
TOOK A DOSE Of PARIS 70 .

Mrs. Ernest Kline ,r Life
wano, Ends ne, M
suAwASo, Wis, Feb. :, S :, J,
Kline, residing on a IA ne y a
died last evening iro, HIS IL sdt
dose of paris green. =, r;Iy ins.,
have been temporTaln - kIostf'
was a sister of Judge dg,'t . a'y y@'
this city. and was aDou-- - Z,
, 1894-03-01
Die serbrobene Orebfhetbe.

8eter Gauman ientor bat i'm gtamen
ietnes Sobnes Beter beute Wforgen I'M
&reisgertbt cine ScbabeneriaBflage ouf
$25, 900 gegen Die gtoro zGbtcago StraBenz
babn9eieuibaft etnreicben ~laien. Q8ie bic
&lagei6rift beiagt, fam Der BEL ber @e1euz
iebaft bei6dfti9te 8eter Nauman ir. auf
cine 9rebi6etbe Der Glpbourn Qtoe. z2inie,
3piiben 6uIlertOn 2(Oenue uno Gooperitr.,
am 16. Qlu9uit 1893 baOurcb gu 6oQ, OaB
er auf Der Defecten 9rebi6eibe ouSglitt.
ST. trug etnen 8rucb beS rechten 6uBeS baz
BON, Der i'm MIGHT ALIEN fir Lin9ere s3eit
ertperblOs macbte unb t6m l1ntolten fir
dr5tli3e 8ebanOIung berurlacbte, ion6ern
ibm fit Die 0auer ietnes 2ebenS bin6erlic6
ietn pirO. 9esbalb ~beanlprucbt ct bte ges
nannte Sumne ais einen angemeilenen
@riQb.
, 1894-03-01

baften Notb Der Wtdlien Su ~lteuern. Sbre
8 acknowledgement lit pie Elm Tropfen
@aIier auf einen 6eiBen Stein. Wfan fam
iicb ba lebbaft DorItelen, baB Trau @briz
fine i6laflole Ndc6tc in 9teuge 6at, benn
cine Serniteben6en pteueicht nod 10
unbebeutenb eri6etnenoe, ~io3iale ober
pOlitiibe @rbe6ung fam ben nn7
1td6eren 'Gbron hires faum itebens
id6rigen S66n9enS 2ufous XIII.
Der 8ubem nod Elm duBerit' i6tpd1ItcbeS
andbIein 1T, iiber BEN 6aufen perfen.
@arliiten, tpie 9tepubLifaner, tpelb' SeB@
terer 53obl in Spa1ien i'm lebten Sa6rSebnt
er6ebllb 5u9enommen Bat - itebet INNER
ouf Dem Sprunge, bic bon Sag 5u Sag
gr0Bcr merbenbe lln3ufrieben6eit oer Wtais
fen iiber bic gu erbebli9cm Sbetle bon Der
Gegierung Deri9uloete trallrtgc mtrtb1
lbaftlicbe Gage un6 bic griinblic6e 3erfobz
rerbeit Ser 0ffentlicben 3uitdnbe, fir i6re
Sonoer5tpefe au5Suniiben. Cine Gepu6lit
tpIirbe aber porausitcbtlitb in jetem fart
binter Der MISUNDERSTANDING 6ergteI7
sett suriiGgebliebenen, politii9 60cblt uns
reifen un0 uLtrasbigOtten 2anoc nun fur3ert
8eitanb baben. Die politii1en un0 io5ia7
len Ntsit9ten 6es icb6nen Spaniens iinb
pirfGtcb recbt tribe.
Sn 9ortu9aG, mo ieit ltebeu Sabren Der
rpai8lappige, beim @OIfe b04it unbeIiebte
Carlos I. auf bem G6rone itbt, lte9en Die
SerR&Itniiie nm fem ,6aar better. @S lit
io8ar pahri6einl!4, baB Ser Gbron Oes
S6lemmers Carlos nod eber 3uiammens
fra9t, ais Ser beS &0nigSfuableins Nlz
fonS XIII.
, 1894-03-01
y6etreue I(abbarn Ii. oesol."

Ser 9aOenbeiiBer Sobn g. G6omas,
1906 StateitraBe, bat Ote @a6r6eit Ser
g8orte erprobt, baB Der bette Wtcl1Ic6 ntbt
in Srieben Ieben fann, tpenn eS benz b0ien
Na6bar ni9t 9efdQt." Dim 30. Nuguit
1893 murbe er auf 8etreiben ieiner Nad6z
barn Saul Wfitblmann, Gbas. 6. 6rebide,
Qnton OionSfi un6 Wtorib 6inb oer6aitet,
neil ct ongcb(teb oa5 Trottotr ourcb ietne
Waarenpro6en blo6irt bate. @r blieb 4
Stunoen in 6aft un6 tpur6e Damn burcb
&idbter 8allace gu S. Strafe Deroonnert.
@r Ie8te jebob 8erufung etn un6 pur0e
bon elmer SurD I'M October 1893 gldn3enb
fret9eiproben. Nun %6eaniprucbt ct, oa
tbm Oer 8rO5eB erbcb1i6e&Oiten perEria9t,
i6m auerlet 3Iadereien 9emacbt, ieinen
!6umor Oerborben unb, pie er mctnt, icinen
guten Guf ais oronuitgSlieben6er 8irger
5eitpetltg u%ttergraben bat, bon oen 0amaz
ligen &ldgern etnen SdbaoenerlaB bon
$1,000. 6eute Wor9en bat ct I'M &reiS>
geri6t etne barauf a63ieIen6e &lage anz
bGngig 9ema9t.
, 1894-03-01
untall III etnem padbaufe.
DER nldnner ~itiir3en nit IS Gonnen Gis aus
Dem oritten Stodwerf ms Gro9efho6
hinab.

Sci cinem l1nfaue, Ser 1t9 6eute Wforz
gen I'M u tbr i'm Noonun & SUITS
8afbauS an Der IA. StraBe ut6 Gmeralo
NDe, ~ereignete, erlitten bier 2eute mebr
ooer peniger i3tpere 8erleBungen, Sbre
9fanen itnD:
2tusuit Srasier bon 27 Ganalport 2tDc.,
pabri3etnIt6 lebenS9efG6rGtb DerleBt.
Scout 8orbon bon 108 Is. StraBe, ebenz
falls ihper Derlebt.
GbarGe8 9telion BON 26O6 8aQace Str,
Letcbt Derlebt.
@ei3dftsfiibrer 50reu, Geid6t perlcBt.
Der rnfau murbc baourcb berporgerufen,
baB Die StIBen beS TuBbo6en8 be8 0ritten
StofperfS, in benz IS Sonnen GiS lagen,
bracben. 9te gauge @ismaiie itIr5te 6erab
unb rib 6te 6uBb06en 6eS 3metten uro
eriten StodmerfS NIT in bo5 @rogelboB
6inunter. Die Bret 2(rbeiter, bic in Dem
Oritten StoGtperf bei9aftt9t 9etpeien parcn,
mabten ben Stur3 in Sic Siefe nit, SEER
befanb ii6 i'm Gr09ei9oB, 66rte
aber ben &racb recbt5eittg rno entfam nit
6autibirfungen-
, 1894-03-01
Stdott1hes,
Oos 9abrtf= 0efeb.
5obn 10. Gla's 2treurnente fir ole 6iiltie=
Felt oefeIben.

Die Gerbanolun9 Der 9e9et ber16te0ene
Strmteu tpegen 8erleBung 6eS itaatli6en
S~abrifgeieBeS, bic NrbeitSSeit BON Tralten
un0 WfGbcben in Sabrifen betreffer6, fam
geitern Dor bem Giebter 8er1ten gum Nb>
l6luB, nabbem SoDn @. @la fir Sic Q(nz
flage feline Nrgumente Dorgelegt bate. Die
Srage, pb baS 0eieb conitiiutioneu iet,
miro nun Dem Sbergeribt our @ntibet7
6ung porgelegt tperben. 8efanntLic9 bate
NnipaLt Qeoi g. Waner Sic @iiLtigfeit beS
@eleBeS ~Gn8e3wetfelt un6 ii9 aut cine Gnt@
i6eibung beS Ober9eri6tes 9eitiibt, bur3
Die elm @eieb fir ungiitttg erfldrt murbc,
baS cine tpO6entlicbe 9obnauS5ablltng fir
W%inenarbeiter beltimmt. Scenes @eieb
1puroe fir ungiltig erflGrt, tpetl eS cine
unb ntc3t ale QlrbeitStloiien betrifft.
9a9egcn macbte 6err @la 9elten6, baB
e5 Elm @eieB gGbe, baS in bielem Stoate bic
NnIteQung BON Sraue1 in Wtnen Derbtete,
alto au9 mn cine NrbeitSflaiie b~etreffc,
unO bteles @eieB iet nod niemalS an9e7
fochten tporben. 6erner lei Dor &ur3em
bon oem Sbergertbt beS StaateS WtoIidc1u=
iettS enti6ie0en tporben, baB 6rauen in
6abrifen nt6t LANCER tpte abt Stun6en
arbeiten biirfen. 0ieieLbe 8eitimmung
gjelte i'm Staate Stem gort. Die 8ert6eiz
bi9un9 4abe b~ebauptet, 6aB 6teieS Sabrifz
8eleB BEN Trauen etnen 8or3ug Dor BEN
Wdnncrn gdbe unb ibon beSbaLb nibt
giilttg fem tonne. 9teie 8ebauptung iet
ober ebenfaus binfduig, benin es gabe nod
cine 9an8e &eibe an0erer @eiebe, bic bic
6rauen beDor5ugten, neil ite itb filr getptiie
s3metge, pte 3, 8. gum Nrbeiten auf 0ffentz
lt6en StraBen, @ei6norenenz un0 Wtltz
tGrbienlt unb an6ere, nt6t ei9neten.
SIN @an8en iinb bis iebt ~stpan5ig Q(nz
f(agen tpe9en 8erleBung 6eS g%enannten Taz
brifgeiebeS Dor Gicbter &erlten CUR Ser
ban6lung 9etommen. Sn 8mei Tduen erz
fOGgte Sreiiprebung, in abt3ebn aber @eIoz
itraien bon So bis S. nebit @eri9tstolten.
I'm Ser fortpGbrenben Stretterei nun elm
Gn6e gu ma9en, miro man iebt iiber Sic
@ilti8feit Oes @eiebes Ourcb Oas Obergez
rt9t enti9eiOen Ialien.
, 1894-03-01
Sd1on iiber 100000
Soften ole pon Oollus mo GetoGen ~be9an9es
men SdwinoeIeien betraeen.

Sn elmer unierer borDergegaltgenen QuS>
9abcn bertbteten mir, ooB cine pettDerz
5rDetgte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ent7
Deft, unb bereitS Die 6auptOeriber, Der
NoDotat 8dfer, set berii6tigte 9olus, unb
oeren Sblepper GoDfenoal unD 6atnes,
perbattet lpor0en tpGren. Sci 6eren eriter
8ortlDrung bot 9ticbter Softer tpurbe Der
8ctrag Der Sc9tpinoelelen, bcnen cine 6rau
&enDon ur0 6err Charles Gibbs gum
Spfer 9etdllen tDaren, auf $4,000 an9egeben.
9Sir lagten bomalS beretts, Dab oicie
Snn1mc ptel gu niebrig 9egriifen mare, unO
t%peitere @ntbillltngeu, ourdb pcIc6e bic
Summe beoeuten6 anlcbnclen mitr0e, 3u
crtDarten. iDGren. gSir 6atten nit 0ieier
Sor1uSlcBung 9techt, oenn nie Der QlbOotat
~Sangtport9D, Der !6auptbertrcter Der Sc
ld0otgtcn, anoeutet, babeu Die an
9eltclten llnterlu6ungen bereit5 10 btel
cr8ebcn, baB Bic @aunereien ibon Sic
Summe bon 500, 600 iiberiteigen. lin 0ie
@rfolQe Der ltnterlucbun9 ntcbt porber BEN
S3lDtn0lern ODER bcren 6elfer56elfern
pret@Sugeben, tDei9ert iic6 6err2angiportbD,
Die 9tamcn Set 0ei6Gotgten an3ugebel1.
6olge1loer SAL g~elaugte tnociien 81 unlez
ret &etntntBndbme: Sreoertd s.. Nr1olb
unb S. %. McO1anu5 perfauften I'm II.
ibren in SEQ. rs 8ocjfic 2(oenue ge7
le9enen Saloon an 6rau @tiiie W2c&ee
our6 Scrmittlung zines Is. 8. Otc0tutt.
Ser &aufpreis, $4,000, ioute in folgen6er
Netie erleQt mcrben. $500 baar, $500 in
elmer 6DpOt6et auf GrunOei9entbum zines
g%etpiIien 6rant S. SaqueS in 8erlpDn, un0
ferncr iOuten $500 in elmer 6Dpot0ef ouf
Die acknowledging iteben 6Ieiben. IS
itellte iib mn berou8, baBWfcgtutt io%entilc9
nit etnem Der bcreitS ipegen oeS SbtpinbelS
inter Nnflage beftnbli6en Berioncn, GoDz
tenbaa lein iou unb ba9 @run6etgent6um
in 8erppn ME bemielben 9eb0rt, l~Onoern
ou6 bur6 i9ninOelbafteS @eba6ren unb
gefGLi3te 0Ofumente bon i6m ongeetgnet
puroe. IS mar ME yrccorbet" poroen,
pObl ober Die auf bGiielbe auSgeiteIten 60z
pot6efelt. >0ieier SAT- beibGfti8t 3ur 3ett
ben SrteoenSri9ter @perett.
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Derfdteoene Nniihten,
mo Sefiirworter Ger eleftrtiden
Sohn an Ger &itcoln 2lpe, n0rolid Don
Ger Wri9htwooo 0pe., fuden oen
Mayor fir ii6 5u ~eepinuen.

i3pei 9ele9ationcn bon Grun6ei8ens
t9iimern aus Safe 8ietp macbten beute Mtitz
tag Dem WtaDor tbrc Qufuartltn9, nm nit
tbm Giidlprabc iiber bic Orotnan5 fir
cine eleftrilcbe 8abnltnie an ber 2itcoln
9lDe, n%Orolicb BON Ser @ri9btpoob Qpe., gu
ne9men. &Ine Der 9ele9ationen, bte inter
Der Silbrung DeS Observation-Disclosures
&urncr itanb, Der IN 2afc @ieu 9roBe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat, Dcriuctte
ben 0fapor fiir Sic 0rbinan5 ein5unebmcn,
Bic slpeiGe Delegation aber, inter 6itbrung
bon 8. q. Bieticb uno benz @rzNlDermon
!6apneS, ertlGrte iib icbr gegen bic Orbi>
mans, ipcgen Ser in bcriclbcn entbaltenel1
&lauicl, ipelde Der Observation-Disclosures
geitottct, fir Die cine Strede n0rblic6 pom
Ocr 8rt9btpooO 9tOe. Elm belonOeres Sabrz
GELD bon 5 GentS 81 erbebeu.
Der NtapOr b0rte Sic beioeu9 elcgatipnen
gebuIOig an unO O~cripracb iD1ell, iicB genal
iiber bic Encyclopaedia 81 informiren. 9aS
8a6ricbeinlibe lit, baB ct Sic Or6inan3
megen Der p%orertpd9nten &lauieG p%etoiren
iplr0.