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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

MURDERED At PRIMUS.- special
to The State from Pleasant Hill, dated
August %, says: John Hill was killed
at Primus yesterday evening by Bob
Hinson. The difficulty originated oout
working the road. Hill and Iiins0n
were quarreling about Hills not work
ing the road, when Sam and VIII Hin
son, brothers Of Bob, struck Hill then
Bob drew his pistol and shot Hill, kill
ing him almost instantly. All the
parties are white.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

The young Khcdivc of Egypt be-
licves that American agricultural ma
chincry is the best in the world. He
thinks that the farmers OF Egypt
should no longer depend upon the un-
certain moods of the River Nile for ir-
rigation, so he is studying the methods
of the Mormons, who settled in Utah,
made OF an arid, unproductive region
perfect flower garden by means Of
scientific irrigation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

All plants have periods of activity
and rest. Some are active in the day
time and sleep at night; others repose
during the daylight hours and are
awake at night. Among the latter are
the electric plants.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

"A word to the wise Is sufficient
but.a fool needs the whole book.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02
Death of Maggie Campbell.

On Wednesday, Jan. 81, at 10 o'clock a.
m. Miss Maggie l.. Campbell passed away.
She was the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Campbell of north Hickory street.
Miss Campbell was born in this city, June
9, 1870. and at one time was among the
brightest and most promising young girls In
the public, until few years ago her studies
were interrupted by sickness. For some
years she was an active member of the
Sunday school and faithful member of
the Congregational church. Attractive and
lively in manner Miss Campbell became a
favorite among her associates. Her life was
Christian and her last moments calm and
trustful. She expressed herself as willing
to go II only her sister who was buried last
fall could have remained, in this showing
her unselfishness.
The many friends join in deep sympathy
with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and the re-
naming sister in this affection, this being
the third child which the parents have been
called on to give up within four years.
The funeral will take place from the
family home on north Hickory street next
Sunday, February 4th at 2 o'clock p. m.
sharp, conducted by Rev. j. r. Reitzel,
her pastor.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02
Y. M. c. A. Items.

The Devotional Committee has arranged
for a meeting, Sunday at 3 o'clock, thai
promises to be of unusual interest and
power. The Evangelists laboring in the city
will unite in carrying on the services.
Evangelist Miller, singing solos and con-
Quoting the song service, and Evangelist De
Witt giving the gospel address. 1t will be
for men only, and will be held in the Bap-
tist church. Every man in the city is cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The Secretary would suggest to members
that they seek to do and get the most good
during the special meetings that are being
held In three of our city churches. Matters
of business and other work that can be de-
ferred should give way to this work. Let
every Y. M. c. A. worker do his share to
help on the good work.
The month of January was a good one
for the Association. The New Years re-
ception was one of the best given, the work
of the committees, particularly the Finance
Committee, was unusually successful, while
the attendance at the mems meeting was the
largest in the history Of the Association.
The Y. M. c. A. mems meeting will be
held next Sunday in the Baptist church at 3
o'clock, conducted by Evangelist Miller and
Dewitt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02
McGuire-Carmody.

A very pleasant and happy wedding took
place at st. Paul's Catholic church Wednes-
dag morning at ten o'clock, the parties being
Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carmody and ]. s. Mcclure, both
Of this city.
The bride was dressed in q Nile green
silk trimmed with green ribbons and white
lace. The BRIDES maid was Miss Anna
McCarty while DR.. A. 8. MCGUIRE, of De-
troit, brother of the groom acted as best
man. After the ceremony at the church a
reception was held at the home Of the brides
parents on west Mason street, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure took the afternoon
train for Detroit. They will visit Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Washington and other east
ern cities on their trip and will be away
about three weeks.
A large number of eleka ant and useful
presents of silverware, furniture, etc, were
given by their friends. Among those present
from away were the Misses Gale and Riley
and Mrs. T. j. McCarty, a sister of the
groom, from Ann Arbor.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure are well
known in the city and have hosts of friends
who wish them abundant happiness and
prosperity.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02

Grand Rapids Democrat; Tri6ers should
sit down In some quiet corner and give
themselves up TO solemn thought before
they join the brand new Ancient Order OF
Loyal Americans now being organized In
Michigan. One of the orders sent out to
the ''invincible host" declares: "AIl enlist
ments are perpetual. Deserters are tried In
executive session; traitors are courtmartial-
ed and expelled" ANY citizen who sus-
poets that he may become a traitor or d p
serter will do well to not fool with the
Ancient Order of Loyal Americans buzz
saw.
Chas. j. Reeves, formerly publisher of
The Ovid Register. recently won law suit
at Grand Rapids involving part Of the pur-
chase price Of the News, which he bought
Of ]. G. Lee. Shortly after Reeves pur-
chased the Office he discovered that the for
msr publisher, In selling, had mis-repre-
sented its business. SUIT was commenced
In chancery. and Reeves won on every
point. The notes given In payment were
ordered Cancelled, also chattel mortgage
and Reeves given the right to sell the outfit
II Lee did not pay back the balance Of pur-
chase money.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02

Mrs. W. Odds is visiting In Glare.
Chas. K. Rigley was in Oliyet Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Curry is visiting In Fenton.
o. F. Barnes, of Lansing, was in the city
Wednesday.
Martin Cute was in Saginaw, Tuesday,
on business.
Mrs. J. M. Bryson, of Ovid, spent Sunday
In Owosso.
Robert Steele, of St Johns, was in the
city, Monday.
e. v. Smith started for California We'd
nesday evening.
Il. L. Devereaux was in Detroit on BUSH
ness, Wednesday.
Mrs. w. v. Robbins and son left for
Lansing yesterday.
w. K. Mckenzie has put electric lights
In his residence this week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02


Miss Amanda Metevia, Of Bay City, /
visiting Mrs. Niles Virgins.
Ben Converse left Wednesday for week
visit with relatives in Clare.
Garwood Post and wife, of Flint ar,
spending the week In the city.
Fred Osburn was In Grand Rapids OF
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hubbard were at Fen
ton' Tuesday, to attend wedding.
John Salisbury left Tuesday to travel TO,
the shoe firm Of Adams & Pettengill.
Miss Mabel Ferry was in Saginaw, Wed
nesday evening, to take part in concert.
Mrs. Cell Brown will attend the dedication
of the new $4,000 M. e. church in Flint,
Sunday.
Chas Munssn was in New Lothrop, yes
terday attending the funeral of his brother,
Jerome.
Geo. Haskell is at Highland for two weeks
assisting In the Office of the firm for which
he travels.
Mrs. F. N. whelan, of Vernon, was the
guest of her sister Mrs. Il. M. Post in this
city Tuesday.
Supt F. &. Converse, of Pontiac. was in
Owosso. Saturday, called here by the illness
of his father.
Prof. E. A. Balch is quite sick this week.
Supt. Simmons is conducting his classes at
the high school.
Miss Lulu Dynes, of Bennington, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Niles Virgins.
II. w. Holman and Albert West expect
to start out next week for a four months
trip on the road.
Miss Margaret Dodge, of Laingsburg, at
tended the concert at the Congregational
church last evening.
ID. c. Brown and wife and VIM. Sharp
and wife, of Bay City, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
Frank Allmandinger. of the Ann Arbor
Milling Co., Ann Arbor, was in the city
Monday on business.
+. A. Pond visited bis brothers in this
city Wednesday. He travels for the Stand
ard Fashion Co., of Chicago.
j. A. Cooper left Wednesday evening
for business trip through Ohio in the in
terests Of the Owosso Carriage Co.
Mrs. j. o. Cook and two children re-
ceived quite painful burns by the explosion
OF lamp, Monday evening at their home
E. E. Macentaffer, the new, T. & A. A.
road master has moved his family to Owosso
from NOrwalk, Ohio, and occupies f. v.
Smiths house on Main street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory who lives on east
Williams street celebrated her eighty-sixth
birthday Sunday. OF nine children now
living five daughters and one son were
present.
While Mrs. e. ID. Mack and daughter
Mable, of this city, were out riding Wednes-
day In Chesaning where they were visiting,
they we're tipped out of the rig and Mable
was quite badly hurt.
Supt. j. w. Simmons, Secy. G. T. Camp
bell and K. e. Lohnes were in Elsie Sun
day in the interest of Y. M. G. A. work.
Mr.. Campbell expects Young Mems
League to be formed there as partial re-
suit of the interest awakened.
Miss Nellie Brown, an employee of THE
TINES, was called to Lyons, Saturday, by
message announcing the serious illness of
her mother. Shortly after arriving home
she was taken sick and has since been con-
fined to her room.
A number Of Owosso friends attended the
wedding of Miss Ada Leland to Lyman l..
Barkman at Rose Center, near Fenton,
Tuesday, Mrs. d. M. Christian, Mrs. r.
j. Brown, and DR.. Hume returned the same
day. while Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Leland,
Miss Leland and Mrs. A. M. Hume are still
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02

We pay the highest price paid in central
Michigan for saw logs. Cash on delivery
for all kinds of timber.
EsTEY MFG. Co.
For the finest Goldfish go to Hunts.
For the best table butter 90 to Hunts.
Wheat Granules"- something new for q
breakfast dish: will cook In five minutes,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-02

A number Of Owosso friends attended the
wedding of Miss Ada Leland to Lyman l..
Barkman at Rose Center, near Fenton,
Tuesday, Mrs. d. M. Christian, Mrs. r.
j. Brown, and DR.. Hume returned the same
day. while Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Leland,
Miss Leland and Mrs. A. M. Hume are still
visiting friends.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

Oenn ber fir ibr grogramm pibtisIte
Soften i'm Cabinet, Der bes ltntcrribtS>
miniltcrS, lit our6 einen fGllcblicb ais llbez
raj aus9c8ebenen tbatiacbllb opportu7
niitiibzfleritaLen Mann, 6crrn Or. b.
sc aoeDStt, belebt, un6 ba au6 Sen
Stu0l 8etri gegeniDGrtig Elm Spportuniit
etnnimmt, fam eS ntdbt iiberraicbcn,. baB
Der 8oplt nit benz oltcrreicbt1ben Inter
rtdbtsminilter unb in Goniequcns belien
nit Der Observation-Disclosures ber flerie
fallen Bartct 3ulrleoen lit. 9aS biirfen
aber Die &tberalen Dor i6ren MGblern
5ngeiteDen, unb 10 perlu1en lie,
iid6 nit aucrbanb Nusflibtcn gu belfen.
Die Liberation SlGttcr er3Qblen ibrem 8ubIis
fun, oaB Der Yaplt SEQ XIII. in ieincm
Sdrciben bas 0lterreibji6e Gcicbss9 oGfss
icbul9eieb 9eb;at9t babe, pet6eS befanntz
li9 leiner5ett bon BtuS TX. 10 energil4
perurtDeilt ipor6en lit uno DDn Der fleriz
falen Bartct nD6 INNER prin3ipieQ auf's
beitiglte bcfGmpft iDirb, oaB has pGpitlicbe
S9reiben aLlo ein y&ui9t @u6!" fir Sic
&lerifalen uHb eineu ipdteren @rfoLo Der
&ibcraLen bcDeute. Sine iolcbe Mu~Slegung,
5u bet boS pGpitllcbe Scbreiben allerotngs
ni6t bcn geringlten Nnbattspunft giebt,
falln Sic f~lerifale 8artet nicbt biuigen lnb
10 erleben mir micOer bas nette S6auIpiel
elncS Samples Der offi5ioIen 8lGtter
u~ntereinanber, nGmli6 Der fleritaL5 offi3i0z
ien ge9en bic Decentralization Coalitions
blGttcr. Die gan5e Babrbeit tommt babel
natiirltcb niAt 5u Sage. 0enn beioe
8artcien babcn ettpas Dor i6ren @G6lern
81 perbetml iden nGmlt9, baB 1ie
opportuntitii9 gelpOrben iin6. Die &lertz
fallen oulben, baB oaS lt6ernIe 8oLfSz
lcbulgeleb auf Dem 8aptcr ite6en bleibt,
tpofern eS NM in Der YrartS ms &Lerifale
iibertragelt ipirb, unb Die &tberalen ouloen
bie ~flerifale Brarls, nofern nllr oer tootc
Su9itabe 6es @eleBes erbalten bleibt. gSer
babel profitirt, oh Die, pelebc baS 2rben
obne bas @eleb, ober Sic, ipelde bas @eIeb
obne baS 2eben fir ii6 bebalten, fam nt9t
3tpeifelbaft iein. Sn friibercn SSabren,
inter Sdaffe, pGre Elm Observation-Disclosures,
Der, tpie 6err p. WtaoeDsfi, fir feline flertz
fale 6anbbabung bes goltsi6ulgeiebes
bonn Baplte beLobt pprben pGre, augen1
bLidlib burb einen 9(niturm Der oaz
MATS Dppolitionclen ltberalen Bartei
y~bintpeggefegt" tDoroen, nic Ser be-
liebte MuSOruG lautet. 6eute fin0 6ie
9iberalen &e9ierun9spartet unb baben tpes
niger Macbt, ais ebebem in ibrer oppo>
1tttoneuen Steuun9. sic 6iirfen fetn
bDieS Mort ge9en ben Observation-Disclosures
iagen, unb 10 miil1en tie, i'm Nngeii6t beS
pdpitliben S6reibens, BEN 8Lid ibrer
@GbIer bonn Wintfter abz unb ouf bic tlertz
fale 8artet sulerfen. 9aB bieie t6nen aber
niht einmal bieies 10 burcbiibtige Gerz
legenbcitsz Wtan0per geitattet, lit etre @rouz
iamfett, Die Dem Sieger, benz StGrferen,
tpabrli6 nt6t gc3temt, Die aber gu
ser Gerlo9enbeit ~uniereS ganjell Bartel9e='
triebes re9t gut paBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Gttter oer SetSem rpn 1866 1tttS
1870.

Inter Sturm unb Gegen baben tie fiirsz
Licb in Noe16enro6e am !6arS BEN General
Der Snfanterte @raf bon 3 0 c, ben Sell
ben BON 8obol i'm Sabre '66, BEN Gertpunz
bcten BON 8Drt6 am 6. Nuguft 20, gu
@rabe getragen. 9ieien 6elben aus Der
i3eit Ser 8orberettung uno bet @rinbung
bes oeuti9en Gei6es Su ebren, bate ith
Scatter @ilbelm II. BET benz 8egrGbniB
burb Ben Siriten otto 5u Stotberg7@erz
ntger0oe oertreten lal1cn.
SuLius b. 8o1e, geboren am II. Seps
TENDER 1909 3u San9ersbaulen, Gegtez
rungsbeSirt Wterieburg, trat 1926 in Die
uno ipuroe, nadoent ct felt 1860 ais
Sberft baS Tiitliers9 tegimcnt 0eo. 40 be-
febli9t bate, 1861 in bas &~rtegsminiites
RUM berufc1t uno bertrdt BEL ben preuBi1
lben 2dnDtagSDerDanblungen nit 9e16td
unb &raft IN Wfilitdrla6en Die Ge%eierung.
SIM Sabre 1864 @encraLmaior getpor~
BEN, fiibrte ct Die Is. Snfantertes8rigdbe
inn &riege'non 1866 rubmpoa. @r ite9te
AM 26. Sum- i'm Jtabtgefebt BET BOool,
no CT, eth @etpebr in oer 6anD, 81 SUB
leinen Sruppen gum Sturme noranl6ritt.
Vuell " lluVut Ct nut Nu90Ct0uuhH VII UClt
S6labten uno @efe6ten BET Wtln6enz
grdb, &Onieordb, @Obing, 9oIitid nnb
belonberS 8luntenal1 tbetl.
9tab benz TriebensibluB nit Seiterret3
tpurbe 8Oie gum @enerallieutenant uno
&ommanbeur Der 20. 9ipiiton in 9anz
noper befOroert. 8eim @usbrub bes
Srteacs sesen Sranfrei6 1870 erfolgte,
nit ~llebergebun9 bon IA dlteren @enerGlen,
feline @rnennung gum tommanbirsnben
General bes IL. 2lrmeeforpS. ST murbe
je6oc9 am 6. Nuguft in Ser S9laht bel
8Drtb stpetmal ibmer p%erwunbet, 10 baB
ct bas &ommanbo abgeben muBte unb crit
1871 pieber an bic Spibe ieines &orpS
trete1 fomtte.
SIM Sabre 1873 tpurbe Sole gum @enez
raj Der Snfanterte ernannt unb ei1em Sort
Der Seltung StraBbur9 warb fem Name
beigelegt. 1876 erbieIt ct ben S6par3en
9toleroroen uno am 6. 9Ipril 1880 tpuroe
er unter @rbebung in BEN @rafenftanb sur
9ispoittion geitelt.
ct mar fGug i'm 9tatb unb elm 6elb auf
benz SAld6tfelb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

Iiebcnswirbig, bertrand 8lumentbal eS
meiiterbaft, bas 9erbGltniB stptloben Be
DOlferuns unb WtilitGr in Der groBen @ar>
nilonitabt Su bent benfbar belten gu 9e5
Italten.
Son ieiner ibm na9 1870 burb ben
beutlten Geidstag su She'll getporoenen
Ootation bate 1ich 8lumentbal oas 9ut
Gueuenborf i'm Nn6alt'ibe1 getautt uno
bort pcrlebte ct germ ietne frcte .3ett, mach
berii6mtcn Mutern DaieIbit &obL unb Hlz
ben pflan5cnb.
Sein 8er6GltniB gum &ronprtnsen
Srieoric1 Ntlbelrt, nacbbert9en Satler
6rieoridb, mar ein iiberaus freuroldbaft5
libes. On teinem 6eittage bet tronprtn3z
Iicben SamiIte burftc CT feblen.
9[ls @nDe 1883 Der Sronprtt5 lette
| &eile mach Spanien unb StGlten sum- 8e1
ildhe Der bortisen 60fe %antrat, oa ipar
tpieber 8lumentDal lein liebltcr 8e9leltcr.
Sci Der 9lnfunft in Gom %erei91cte 1tcb
bamalS cine fietne lpabbatte @ptlooe, Die
10 rcdDt baS bibibe 8erbGltntB 5tpiltben
beiben MGnnern 3cigtc. 0rrb Elm Ser@
lebcn ma 8Lumentbal'S @epdd III Gonna
| suritdoeblicben, u1o, ba in 9tom groBe
0offeitlicbfeiten benoritanbep, ipar gutter
GatD tbelter. Ser &ronprtnS Dortc bon
Der 8erlegenDeit leineS ebemaltgen @enc7
rol1tab5GbefS, u1b troB aler N~blebnungen
muBte it6 bann 2ebterer lblicBltcb nit
8letoer1 aus pes &ronprinSen 9aroerobe
per5orget. 0te 8lumentbal, oer tletne
/ !6crr, in benielben auSia6, fam man 1tcb
mobl bcnfen, tpenn man Die boDe @eitalt
6riebricb's in 8etra6t 5tebt, aber ais
tiicbtiger Stratege bali ct itb ourcb, tnbem
er entpcber gr0Bere 9erlonen ober per7
lchipic9elte 8feiIer ais CUTE 0ednn9 aus
lucbte un6 auf bieie Netie ietnen lttcbts
pelligcr ais militGriiden Gnbltd moslt6lt
perbarg; CT bat bieIe @eihtcbte lpdter oft
inn &reiIc Don 8efanuten nit 9roBem 8er@
9nii9en er5GbIt.
Nm II, WfGr3 1883 DurOe ct bonn Scatter
Sriebrih sum General Selomari6au uno
balo oorouf gum Snipefteur Der ptertcn
Nrmecs Snipeftion ernonnt. u1o ipGter. IN
slcicber Steaung an bic SptBe BET brttten
Qrn1ecz Snipettion geiteat unb 3um Gbcf
oes rcitenoen SeloidgerforpS, nit bonn
Site in Berlin ernannt.
Seinem groBen @0nner unb Sreunoe ais
&oiler bat CT nur nenige 8o6en 6ienen
t0nnen, un6 @eni9en lit Der frGb5etttge
qlaIooue Sob 6eiielben 70 Iebr 81 6erSen
gegangen pie ibm. 9lber aub &atler Wtls
belm II. bat benz sreiien Selbbe:rn ieOe
m0gltcbe 8erebrung e~rtpielen uno tbn BEL
ieOer @elesenbeit auf bas 9O6ite aasgez
3etChnet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Bon DER blanen 9pnat.

sos, SprtG lit tobt. Sprtl ais %9(latOnr, ais
S6riTt1teler, Catcher u1o 8obltbater. Ser
&aplt 1tnb Sic coalition.
1tnb tpieber ~flattert bonn @iebel Der
@iener Alma mater Die l9tparSe SABINE,
baS 3ei9en Der Srauer. Der @r0Btcn
Giner lit geiteru, Sen II. Sult bonn Sobc
~unlerer l1niperiitGt bat Die u~nbarmberSige
8noben9ano einen Ser beriibntteIten, Der
glGn5enbiten 9tamen duSgel0l6t.
Solef 6prtl lit ni6t mebr!
8iele Sabre, lange Sabre finb bereits
Encouragement, felt Soief 6DrtL gum IeBz
tenmal auf Der 2ebrtan5eL itano unb nit
b~etpegter Stimme bon Der StGtte ieines
uniterbliden @irfens Qlbibteb nabm.
lber Ser gSiener lInipcrlitGt mar er 11llr
forperlidb entfrembet. Ser @iniie6ler in
Der 8ursruine su Ber6tOlbSborf geb6rte
81 unS, es paS tein alterSmiiber @reis,
nein, ein frtiher unb lebenstrGftiger
Singing. 9arilber fonnte Der S6nee,
Der iib auf 1einem 6aupte Lagerte, ntcbt
DegtGui3en. sat er'S bod ieIbcr geia9t,
erit ODr bier Sabren, bamals, ais man ieiz
men aht5igiten @eburtstag f~eierte y9lcbtsig
Sabre ltl1o fein Gerbienit firSiele oieueicbt
Elm beoeutenbeS @rei9niB, fir Went9e ciu
Segen, fit Wen6e ein l1ngGild, fir Sene,
Die lid elerO Our9's 2eben burcbpinben,
etne DUAL; au6 fitr MIDI tpGre es nibt
ertreultch, tDen1 tcb ais @rets am Stabe
Der @ebreblt3fett matt unb l6na9 mel
rem @rabe 5umanfen piiroe. Oob nihts
bon aleOem lift Der Sal! Sb fiblc mtb
nocb trtl6 nn0 demonstrating. mebr nodb
Dieleicbt a!S manber iunge Mann."
llnO Der, gu Dem ct es lagte, mar Sbeo6or
8~tGlrotb. Oeit begeiiterten 8orten bat
8iarOtb bamaLs ben acbt5i9id6rigen Oeei1tcr
~gefeiert, ct, ieIber elm Mletlter, beugte 6os
6nic Oor Dem 9roBen 9natomen: Ser
0tame Soief 9prtl itroblt in ben Nnnalen
Der Biiienicbaften auer G~uIturnationcn
6ur6 iib lelbt in b%iamantenem @lana.
!3ieben mir in @ebanfen &reiie ltm ben
@rbbaa unb laiien ~unleren inneren Slid
baften auf ben Srten, tO me6i5iniicbe
8iiientaaften seIebrt tperoen, in Ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
9lttBcr WtOltfe Set 8r6Bte. = seit
81. 0cbMrtSfaa.

2tm 30. SuIi tpur6e in Berlin geblt6renS
Oct pie~runoadt3tgite 0eburtStag oeS rubmz
rei6iten iebt lebenSen beutiben Sol6aten
gefetert, ndnllib Der bes nocb INNER rilIttg
tm dctiben 9ienit itebenSen @eneralfel6>
marl6aus, 2eonbar6 @raf bon 8lu>
III II If al, @eneraL>Snipetteur Der britten
9trmees Sn1peftion i'll Berlin, tpeLbe oas
VII, VIII. uno TX. preuBilchc iopie oaS
XIII. (pitrttember9ii30 Nrmceforps unit
faBt.
Set Dent Sabre 1927 9eh0rt CT 6em prelte
Btiden SfH3iercDrp5 an. 9ippel, 91ien,
80ni9grGb, NeiBenburg, @0rt6, Seban,
YartS limb bic glGnsenbiten 8IGtter in Der
EubneSgel6i6te oes Wtannes, bent ,unier
Strip" emit neiOloS baS 6auptuer6ienit I'M
Die 1t1tter bes &ronprin5en 6ibrung errun7
genenS Siege Der %5tpeiten @rmee i'm preuBiidb=
Dlterrcl3ti9en un0 Der britten 9rmee I'M
neutrality-suspicious. &riege 3uertonnt bat.
6olgenoe anipre6enoe Sfi5se entnebmen
mir Der Stem Yorfer StoatSseitung:
y0eboreu 1910 in Scbne6t a. g., trat
8lumentbaL 1927 in Die pre1Bii4e Qrrnee
etll unb olette bis 1849 abtpebielno BEL
Dem @orbes9teIerpe &eginlent, Dem @arbes
&anbDebr Battalion &oblenS, iomie auf
fltr5ere Bert06en BET ben Der1chiebenen
tecbnt!bet Sruppen9attungen i'm Sabre
1849 mlroe er sum 6auptmanu i'm @ro6en
0e1eralitabe ernannt uro 6ieier Site
&Orperi6att bat er, init nenigen fur5en
llntcrbrccbungel, bis 1871 angeb0rt.
8eioen Bring STANDARDIZATION bat er ais
@cnerdlitab5cbef %gebient, bent 8rtnSen
Sriebrib GarL tpGDrenb bes oG1tlhcn 9Selbz
Sltge5, yunierem Trib" aber ipGbren6 Der
Denfpiirbigen Sabre 1866 uuo 187O-71.
YSas 8iumentbal nanlertli6 in ben beiben
lebten 6clo5igen ieinem 8aterlanbe g~eleiitet
bat, lit anti eberuem @rtffel ul1ausl0lhlicb
i'll baS 8ub Der gScltgeibicbtc eingetragen.
gta6 DEM fran;0itlben &ric9e erbiclt
BlumenthaL baS &ommauoo bes ". 9(r=
mee>&orpS, nelde5 CT pole 16 Sabre beiz
beb0lten bat in bieiem Iangcn 3ettrau1n
bat er aub bepicicn, 6aB CT nibt nut bet
9rOBe 0cnfer lit, %ionbern au3 Elm gang
por3lgli6er Or9Gniiator unD Gruppet7
&ommatOeitr, benn obiges &orps bra9te
CT ouf cine 10 bobe Stufe, baB bet alte
Saller @tL6eim eS pit nit StolS feline
D1adb1tl9e @aroe" 81 nennen pfegte ulto
letllem &omn1anocur I'M Sabre 1888 ge>
le9entlt6 Der Saiierman0Uer BET Wfcrie7
burg ais 0ant ben @rafentitel DerLieb.
Sn Wtegbebur9, benz size bes 8orpSs
&Omma1bos, perbra6te 8lumentbol :pobl
feline rubt8iten unb sufrie6eniten Sabre
nno ct Ie6nte oe56aIb AUDI ben ibm 1883
na6 Dem Gidtritt &amefe's pieoerbolt
un0 bringenO angebotenen Soften 6eS
&riegsmintiters ab; er 3og es Dor, i'm
&reiic Der Wta9oebur9er, Die i'm un6 ieine
@emabIin, cine 9eborene @~nelGnberin,
Dere6rtcn unb ibn ibon 1877 anlGBlib
ieincS 50tGDri9en 9icnitjubilaums gum
Gbrenbiirger Der Stabt crnannt botten,
fort3utebcn, %anitatt iicb III icinem bo6en
Q(ltcr Sic 8irhe zines 10 Derantpprtliden
G(mtes aufSulaben. BeriOnli3 BON BET
grOBten @iufacb9eit, babel unsemein
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

nte nemtdje q d1 q p o #.
9ie rnter3eifneten %bef6rbern 9ofete biz 81 100 Yfb.
mad, 0cutid1IatD, Sefterretdj, GGuDe0en, Nor'
sueaen, SGttentnrf uub Der Sdjtueis 81 ben regelo
nt6bioe1 opn Der Seutid d. cit &eid1Spo itsVe rtua Ittitg
TeItoeieBten Breiier.
Gbenip beioroen bieIelben Woorenienbunoen BON nn6
nod aaen 9beile1 @uropas unb Mmerifas 5u ben biqigs
ften Staten.
HenseI B-ruckmann & LOrbacher,
rs gEfuinmt ctr. gSetu bort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Nenralgie.

SEER sulius @barnuf, 81 snrItts'
@tr.. g6icago, Sas,, 1@retbt: Metne
9rau unb metn S6tote9eroeter l1lIe"
Seif Sobren an neural9tIden Sfrter5en.
tpur6en iebo& bur6 Die @nfrenonnS pom
ct. SafObs Sel ~apatGnpi9 9eRellts