davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-25
Der erfte Shritt 9etbau.
Die lnoeftelten in oen ReporatursDer f
ftdtten Ger upuuman Go" in &uoIop,
Ky, Don Ger III, Z. H." sum Streif
peraltla6t.

Ser groBe Strett Ser yQmerican @aiLpaD
Union" 9e9en bic g8uQman 60" bat beute
Wfor8en leinen Qnfang genommen. I'm
Z llbr 7 Minuten le8ten 6eute OtOrgen
l0nmtlt6e 2ln9eiteuten in SEN 3eparatur7
merfitGttcn Der BuQman so. in 2uOlom,
Gp., Die &rbeit nieber. Der 9ireftorenz
rath Der Union ibifte am Samitag 2lbenO
Ben 9ele9aten s. SO. 89elan bortbin un6
beute Wforgen I'm 10 ltGr traf BON 0ielem
per 9rabt Die g{obricbt elm, baB Der Streit
%inaugurirt let. Son benz 9ele9aten George
&ern, Der naob st. Gout5 gcidbift tpurbe,
ertpartet MAJ itiinolicb bieielbe 9faclricbt.
9ieiem S6Ioge tperben anoere folgen,
INN BulIman sum gtacbgebcn SIT Sipingen.
Der Stretf in ben 8ertitdtten in 2u6lotp
uno ct. 2outS 3tptn9t bic y8uQman Go.",
ibre 9teparaturen anberpGrt5 mad6en GIT
laIien, unO bieS, erfl6ren Die 0irectoren,
mitrbe man 8u Derbinoern tpilien.
Der aIgemeine 8oDcott- gegen bic 8uuz
man g8agen trttt morgen Wtittag UNI II
l1br O6ne alien 3petfel in Strait, 6a aud6
nidt Die ~9eringite Qtusiibt auf elm 9tac6z
9eben ieitenS Der y8nlman 60" porba1z
Den lit. 0eute 2tbeub ftn6et i'm @mpire
S6eater ali Ser QBeit Ma0iIon StraBe cine
Notwithstanding itatt, in Ser oerStreit
nocbtnals erortert tperoen fol-.
, 1894-06-25
Gin STUDENT Ger Jurispru0ens
9dnet nit Ger Dertheioi9un9 feines 3d.
feline juriiiide Garriere Gil.

G6as, 9eterien, bon "a @. Oafle0 Nbe.
lit Elm paiitonirter 9taofabrer. lin ieiner
0teb6aberei nacb 6erscnSIuit nacbfommen
SIT f%0nncn, faufte ct li9 Elm l60nes Stablz
roB. Dob ct ioute it4 beS 8eiibe5 beS=
ielben MIGHT lan8e erfreuen. 9enn am
81. Weat Durbe es tbn1 geitoblen un0 troB
aller Wfllbe, Die ct un0 Die bon benz 9iebz
itaDl benabri6tiste g oli3et iid6 CAB, founte
feline Spur 0eS 3meirobs e11tbeft tperocn.
9o4 tDer beicbreibt iein Gritounen, ais er
IS 9eitern Na6mtttag in DAT Rarf 5tptz
ic5en Den itrGmpelnben 8einen zines a1oez
ren Ta0fabrer5 lab.
ST rief Dem 6errn 3u, iteben 5u bleiben,
erflarte t6m, DaB 0as STAB tbm, 0efopen,
geDOre, uno ~Oerlat9te IS iofort tpteoer,
Soc5 Der Gaofabrer polIte baoon nicbts
ptiien unb pei9erte iib io9ar, ais inn nit
S%er0aftung georobt ipurOe, es auS5ufolgen.
0araufbtn purDe er in 0aft genommen.
Sn Der Station CAB er Oil, oaB CT bos Stab
bon benz 19idbrigen itolientic6en Stubenz
ten beS 8cbtS @iaiomo Gougn gelie6en.
9teier an9ebenOe GecbtSberbreber tpurDe
nun Derhaftet unO beute bon 9ttcbter Gberz
Darbt bis sum 20, SUM unter $500 8ilrgz
i6aft geite4t.
, 1894-06-25
Don b0ien hunoen oebifIen.

8d6ren6 SET b~ergan9encn 8oc6eu ipurz
Ben in Der Nabboribaft be5 @orfieLo
8arfS 5tpei &inber bon b0ien 6unben 9ee
bitten unb i1limm 5ugeri9tet. 0aS cine
1T Die 2!tGbrtge Sobter Carrie bon Ser
bert San NDerD, Ser in Dem 6au1e 9}o.
1929 Carroll 2(ue. pobnt unb baS an6ere
bic 6iabri9e Gocbter 8iola BON Nilliam
SmitD, $50. 942 Malnut Str. mobn6aft.
Betoc Gtnocr erIitten ibtimme 8iBtpun9
ben i'm @eiicbt unb au1 am R0rper.
@lufli6er g8eiie baben it6 bis jcBt bel
teinem bon 8eiocn Spuren bon 6un6Sz
mutb ge5etgt, bo1 itnb lire @un6en aus
gebci3t lporDen uub ite ~befinben iicb III Der
8e3anoIung 6es r8aiteur"sS pe8iaIiiten
Or. 2agorio, beiien Sffice feb an Der
State uno Ganbolp6 Str. befinbet. Ser
6uno, Der Die fleine Carrie biz, lit erlchoi1
len t%poroeu, neil ct Spuren bon Gouputb
5ei9te. Der anbere llebeltbGter mar Elm
GROCER 9teufunoldnoer, ser Gigcntbum bon
&. y. Ooung, Der nit ben SMITHS in
oemielben 6aule, SEQ. 942 Malnut Str,
po0nt. Dem 8eiiBer 9elang eS, oaS 59ier
tort5ul9affen, e6e ein BoliSiit eintraf.
, 1894-06-25
Der Bierfru9 ais Shleuoerwafe.

8eitern &benb gerietb 6rat WtarD
&renStt in ibrem 6auie 246 Gentre Noe.
milf tbrem Maune ilber ein @la5 8ier in
Streit, BET Dem es lblieBlicb 81 G6dtlic6z
tciten fam. Nacboem ii6 Oas G6epaar cine
Belt lang gegenieiti8 nit 6duiten bearbcitet
bate, ergriff Srensfi pl0Blic6 boS 8ierglaS
lnb i6leuOerte cs leincr beiieren 6Glfte an
Ocn &opf. 6alb betGubt iant iie 3u 8o6en.
Sbr 8uf nm 6iilfe bradbts bic 8olisilten
WfQu!n unb George 5ur SteIe, 3reasfi
bate ieoo3 baS Tclb 9erGumt uno man
muBte ii3 5undcbit barnit be8nii9en, bic
Sermunoete nacb Dem County 6oipttal SIT
ihaffen. 9Ort itelte iicb berau5, 6aB tie
einen S3dbelbrucb erIitten bate nn0 ibr
3ultano Oaber ein iebr b~eocnflic6er Jet.
OeSDalb purbe baS 8erD0r 8renSft'S, Ser
frr5 nacb bem 8orfau bon Den Bolt5iiten
WoIin unb George in Der 9tdbe ieiner
0o9nung ~gefunben unb per6aftet tpurbe,
bis gum D.. Sult DeriDoben uno CT bis
Oabin inter $500 8iir9f9aft geiteut.
, 1894-06-25
5eridnitt iih oie 6dn0e un0 miro
nod obenorein beitraft.

Sranf Pincac, Elm 9eutidbs 80bme, fam
Dor ettpa Il Sabre1 racb Chicago, I'M bier
ipQbrenO Der Q~uSteQungs : Sation ietn
Sell 5u Deriu5en. Son 8refei1ion Elm Ser
Der, iucbt ct, ieitoem ct G6tcago nit ieiner
@egentpart beebrt, nit &nnIequen3 ben
Wtann, Der baS Qrbeiten erfunben, UNI iDnt
0aS Sober 3u bergerbcn. 9urcb 3ufaQ
fanb er am Samitag 8ormittag irgenbtpo
fltr etnl9e Stun0en 2lrbeit, unb am Nad5z
mlttag bate or leLbitrebenb ni1t5 an6eres
gu tbun, ais bieien 0erbienit in Q8bisfe0
on5ulegen. 2us er nun pougelaben Die
0dliteb StroBe ~entlong i6mQnfte, folgte
tbn ieLbitreOen6 cine Gotte Sungen, bic
lt9 itbet i'm luitig macbte, ficb an feline
9toGi1OBe bling, ibm Die 8adet itreicbelte
uno auerbanO a~noerpeitige NQotria nit
lbrn trteb. I'm iicb leiner fleinen 8eini7
ger 3u eripebren, iblug ct, nm 8oliSei
0erbei3urufet, NIT oaer @etpaIt in bas
2aoen : 6eniter oeS 0eo. .TriBe, SOP g..
6alite0 Str, binein, oteicS ielbItrebenO
sertriimmerno uno feline 6Gnoe b0sartig
3erlbnet0enD. Der nlnrte1r etpoS erz
nt1terte Ytncac Duroe mach Ser W2arpeQ
Str. : Yoli3etitation gcnommen ltno bort
perbunoen. 6eute bate ct itcb ,por 9ticbter
0OoleD tpegen uno~roentlid6en 8ctragens
u1o 0ermDgcnS : S6Gbigung at Derantz
lporten ut0 bteier ianote i'm, nm t6m Ge>
Iegenbett gum Qrbeiten SIT geben, unter
elmer $50 Strafe nacb Der Gri0etpell.
, 1894-06-25
Geidter uodpeis Don Derfdliduno
oes GbilifaIpeters.

Der GbiIiIaIpeter ite6t uo1 immer 6o6
i'm greile NnO miro OeSlol6 bon getpilienz
loicn 6dnolern nil &odial5 Saint ODER
arberen StoBTnrter Sal3en gefalibt. ga
man aber nit bloBem 9tuge cine Sci
miI6ung obt9er Stoffe nic9t nit 8eIttmmtz
belt erfennen fam, tpenoet man, nacb Qnz
gobe 0rebcr'S, folgen0es 9erfabreu an :
Wfan brtn9t III etnem e~tlernen Q6ffel cine
fleire Bortiou Oes 3u priifenben GbiliIal7
peters itber Elm &oblenfeuer. SIT Der
GbtItialpeter ebt, 10 lit ct nac6 flint Miuuz
ten rubl8 9eldmol5en uno beginnt nad6
ipetteren flint Minuten nit 6GGultber
6lanlme 5u perbrennen. SIT aber 8odbz
ooer StaBfurter .Sal3 oortn, 70 be9tnnt
Oieles ilber Dem 6euer iofort su ipriben, es
erplnOirt.
, 1894-06-25
Surhtbares un9lGd.
sc ~ 81 prf. u. gu

~ ~ y Ot1 IL. suit
0e0en l ltbr 6eute %9tac6nittag 8in9 Ser
Sblepp0ampfer ySameS Q. gttbol" nit
63 NuSflii9lern uno elmer Monnibaft bon
10 bis Il Wfann in elmer Gntfernung BON
bret Metlen Don ben 6tgblon0s inter.
0erettet tpurben 81 Yerlonen.
Der S9tepper mar Deltte frii9 nm 7 1t6r
30 Wtnutcn BON Der Tinften StrQBe o69e=
fa6ren, bate oil bem Yier 3 oe5 01tormcs
oeS Slu1eS no6 Baliagiere oil 8orD genom=
men uno mar bann nob ben San6bdnfe11
8efaGreu, no ii6 bte Qusflii9ler nit Qlngell1
Der8nitgcu m0utcn. SroBbem Der 9aulpfer
laut GrtaubntBldetn NUT so 8erionen
tralt5porttren 0urfte, tporen bocb So 8tQetS
b~ertauft iDor6en, auBer0em mar an 8or0
etne Geltalratton unb Elm 8terbcri6anf
elugeric5tet iDOr0en, 10 6aB bic &euner ll1l6
Die Wtdnn16att etngerebnet it3 gegen IS
Berionen an 8oro befanben.
0a Bic See 1ebr llnrubtg mar, !our6elt
Die QuSalgler beS Nugelus balb mioc uuo
1puroe nm Die WtittQg5itltnbe Die HiiGfabrt
argetreten. 2l8 iib nun Ser SbIeppar in
elmer G%ntternung bon ungefGbr BRET Otetz
Len bon ben t6tgblanbS befano, b~egannen
Stur3tpellen ba3 8erbeG an Der Steuerz
boro1elte 3l be1pllen. Die YaIi0giere
br6ngten ale, nm BEN 8euen 5u el1tgeben,
mach 8afborO su, mas sur Tol9e battle,
baB Der S0lepper iib auf bic Seite legte,
uao i'm 1elben Qu9enbliG auc6 an 8adborb
ei1e Do0e Stur5meIe iteb iiber boS Sc5iff
ergoB. Die fopfloS 9etporbeneu 9aliagierc
rannten auf Die SteuerborD1eite, 10 baB 1id6
Der S9lepper naeb bieier Seite bin le1fte
u11b BON Oret groBen 8elen, Die unmittelz
bar aufeinallber foI8ter, beipiilt muroe.
&apitGn WiOtam s.. Sal CAB nit Der
9Glnpfpfcife Da5 9totbiignaG, taum mar
lcoo6 oieier Bftff berflun9en, als ber
S6lepper, Ser jeBt poatanbt8 nit 8aiier
gefitut mar, in Die 5iefe ianf.
DaS gtotbiignal mar jebocb geb0rt nor
ben unb itieB infort Elm J3ettun9Sboot be8
GlDOee9 ampfers p%Nl9onquin", Ser ungez
fd6r cine Wtei(e BON Der llnQli6sitdtte entz
Iernt tpar, ab, 3u9letb bampften aucb Die
, 1894-06-25
Uaturbutter uno marsarine.

2(ls etn Mttttel 0fiir Sen 6ausbe6arf",
nm 9faturbutter BON Wtar9arine gu u1terz
lcbetOen, pir6 Tolget6es mitgctbeiIt: Die
gfaturbutter bat, ipenu iie braun gebrannt
miro, einen etgentbitmlicbeu, aromattidben
0eruc5, tuelcbsr Der Mtar8artne feblt.
Strei5t MAJ 9tatur6utter arf etnen Streiz
fen unbei9rtebenen 8%riefpaptcrS unS 3in7
bet oteien Stretfen an, 10 entpifelt iicb
6ieier aromatiiebe @erucb. @irb Elm gletz
cber Streifeu nit Margarine beitriden unb
on8e5iiuhet, TO ipurt man bon bieiem
@erucbe ntbts, es riecbt pielmebr %branOig,
na6 Ealg. 9ieier branbige, talgigc @erucb
enttpiGeIt ii6 aucb. Denn Die Naturbutter
nit War8arine DerfGl1bt lit.
, 1894-06-25
Oe9en 2rlaooen's Seeuferproieft.

alderman @ougbltn tptro borauSItchtLicf
in ber b~euttgen StabtratbSiibung gegen ben
8lan oes alderman Wfaboen, ben Seeuferz
part bur6 QtuffIqung beS Seeufers bon
Der ~Ran0olpbitr. bis gum 9orf 9fotp at
bergr0Bern, o~pponiren. alderman Gouobz
lin mtrb namentIicb b%etonen, baB oos lin
ternebmen eine groBe @el6ausgabe be-
bingen tpiiroe, unb baB anOere 0ffentGiAe
8erbelierungen orin9enb n0tbtg icien, tpG6z
reno cine NOt6ipenotqteit fir Die Gripettez
rung be9 SeeuferparfS abioIut ntbt bor=
banoen iet.
, 1894-06-25
QooesfGue

tpltr6en beute 8ormtttag i'm @eiuno6eitS=
amt, mie foIgt, angemelOet:
6ermon 6ottin9er, 81 S, 2tlegianerz
9Olpital.
2(Snes 5rib, 9 &c., $50. 152 q8aibburnt
2penue.
Gliia6et4 @3umober, 81 S., $40, 38s
6tftb 2tDe.
So6n Gomos, 81 S., $50, 3646 Gin:
colnftr.
8Oip S9otfe, 22S., go. 958 q. 2eaoitt-
itraBe.
Puma WejBel, 68 S., go. 2411 gGent=
tportb Npe.
2(e(en SungiO9otn, Z @f., go, 1719
Stateftr.
Glaru GrOa, IS. l &C., SEQ. 298 Orz
cbaroitr,
itraBc.
SOa araus, 5 S. 6 3d., $50, 40 g.
6aliteotr.
2iaie 9Opp, 1 S., $40. 151 6enrpitr,
, 1894-06-25
gleue 8latternfaae tpurben heute gc

- gfsue 8%lattcrnfdue purOen 6eute Gorz
mittog i'm @eiunbbett8amt aus folz
gertoen 6duicrn gen1eGoet: 1913 Sacraz
mentO @Oe., 719 g. 0oomtSftr., 1927 9,
SeaOittftr., 8l7 8. cote Str.
- Soiep6 NtbilOn, G6Omas S9orp,
@6parb Cotton unb 8reb 8osberg, bier
&naben I'M glitter BON Il unb Is Sabren
brad6en geitern fritb in Sen G~tiennaarenlas
ben bon Oscar &otb, $40. 1241 98albinoz
ton 8ouleparo etn unO itab(en 0teiier, 20fz
fel unD @abeGn I'M Nertbc BON $40. Den
Bolt3iiten Gonneu ulb 8rotpn bon Der
9esplainsSitraBen : Station gelang eS etz
li4e StunOen oarauf Die iugenblid6en Ser
brecbcr III einem 8fano!ei0erlaOen an Der
O}aoiionftroBe a65ufaiien, no bieielben 6as
geItoblene @ut los5uicbLagen beriuchten.
SIN 8erD0r 6eute firth Dor Hic6ter Seuuo.
tpuBten ii6 Die 8uriben niebt su DerQntz
tporten unb ipuroeu be5halb inter ie $500
8itrgic9oft benz Grtminat8eric6t iibertptez
len.
, 1894-06-25
h%eimtlldtiher 1rlefierboL0.

2ll5 Same5 Gallagher aus FOL SG6
Seiferionitr, geitern 2Ibenb UNI elf ltbr an
Der Wteribtanitr. spticben 9esplatnes@ unb
llntonfr. %entlang ging, muroe ct bon
einem Mfanne, in Dem er einen g~etptiien
Soc Smith e%rtannte, UNI cine .miIbe @abe
gebeten. &aum bate ct Sic 8itte runbDeg
abgeihla9en, ais er aub l6on in Der SanO
Smiths Die &linge zines groBen Gai6enz
METERS bliben ia6, unb i'm nd6Iten Waoz
ment lag ct aus elmer tiefen Sbnittpunbe
am Gopfe b~Iutenb, in betuuBtloiem 3us
itonbe auf Dem StraBenpflaiter. go fanb
man i'm ettua flint Minuten ipGter auf.
W&an bratbte i'm naeb benz GONntDz 5oipis
tai, mo- ct ipieOer sur 8eitnnrtg fam uub
etne ausfiibrltdbe 8ei9reibung pon Smith
CAB, 8ts ieBt =" es iebocb Der 8 oli3et no9
uiht g~elungen, 6ieier 5u e~rniidben.
9lbonntrt auf 6as NbenbbIatt Ser SQinots
, 1894-06-25
Q1efierfteherei.

Der 21iGbrise pole 9incent @isniemstt
bon 88l g. Yaultna StraBe gerietb 9~eitern
Qbenb in benz 6ofe bintcr benz 6altie $40.
399 GlltOn 2lpe. nit OtiD. ROoa in Streit.
8iSniepsti empfing Sipei tiefe 0}eiierlttde
in ole linfe S6ulter unb einen britten in
bic rec6te 6ano, Gr nuroe bon einem Qtr5t
Derbrnben uno par banu i'm Gtanbe, auein
leine Mobnung auf8uiucbeu. 9foba puroe
Oerbaftet un0 in Der Meit 9{ortb Aue, Sta
tiOn ein9eiperrt.
, 1894-06-25
9rteffaften.

g. s. 0te rGetail 2tquor OealerS"
miiiieu@ 6ieielbe 2icena besablen, pie Die
S6anfrpirtbe. WaS Sbrs speite Trage
anbelangt, 10 f0unten mir S6nen nur nacb
9enauer Sa6an9o6e cine Nntnort geben ],
tnoeB oarf i'm Nugemetnen an9enommen
merben, Dab feine 8anf, iiberbaupt Niez
monb @elo anslet6en miro, tpenn ba8 be-
treffenoe, ais Sicberbeit gebotenc @tgen7
t3uu1, iiber bie6dlfte bes @ertbes perihulz
bet lit.
, 1894-06-25
Stdott1bes.
metterbertbt.

0ptifer 9tetne, 76 @al6instom Str,
bertcbtet fitr Gbicago bic fol8enben 8aros
meter un6 SbermometeritGn0e
I'm 8 l16r MOr8. 70 @r,, I'm 9 l16r 80
@r., i'm 10 lt6r 80 ST., tint II ubr 80
0r,,, I'M II l1br 86 @r. 8arometertan6
UNI 8 l1br Worg. 1928, IL 1t6r 1928.
, 1894-06-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement c & shP SYE6 6E 1EN%SFF Bfr, e
the State of New York on the 31st day of Decemher
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
100000
Assets.
/. United States Stocks and Bonds..,.., SIS, 983. 90
Railroad Bonds and Stocks 1,643,6lI.95
State, City, County and other Bonds. 526, 1858
Other Corporation Stocks........... 24O.500.00
Cash on hand and in Bank.... $50. 72I.34
Interest due and accrued. 4I621.15
Premiums in course OF collection and
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,10352
All other assets .,..........:...... 61l.T8
Unidentified assets...........S "a 1900
Total assets S 8,645, s8l6I
Less special deposits to secure liabili-
ties in Canada, Oregon, Virginia,
Georgia and Nebraska. 100000
Balance. .. s., 225, 08zel
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
Justed and unpaid ...... =. .$147 ,8S3.72
Gross claims for Losses, up
on which no action has
been AIKEN 152 $50 IL
Losses resisted by the Com
14O92.A
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. $314,157.21
dhu savage claims
thereon -. 1ll5673
Net amount Of unpaid Losses. ....s...s sos,oco4s
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks.................. 1885,, 70
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 6OOllS9
All other liabilities. 6024I43
Total Liabilities IS 2,116, 1859
Less liabilities secured by special de-
pOsits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 254.86ass
Balance. 20 1861, 1886
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
IS 2,17s,a2ss7
Interest and dividends received during
the Observation-Disclosures. 115,948O8
Total Income. IS 2,289,277.8O
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S I,449, 625.07
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year 5lo,569.4I
Taxes paid during the year........ 36,6l564
Amount of all other expenditures. .... 158.22L6S
Total Expenditures. IS z, l63,058.l6
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
ILLINOIS, 80 .Si0,O2t ,S6LU1
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois. ....,.:.-...-... 2O2,972.16
Total Losses incurred during the year
IN Illinois 147.31936
Total amount ofRisks outstanding. 282, 740,3 90
Jas. A. Macdonald, President.
a.. W. HurcERell, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this oath day
of January, 1894.
[Seall I. LIVINGSTONE KENNEDY,
Notary Public, Richmond Co. Cert. fled
Hap in n. Y. Co.. N. Y.
, 1894-06-25
beiratbsfbetne.

Solgenbe 6eirat6sideine tpuroen 6eute
Wor8en bon 6errn Salomonion im8ureal
beS Gountpclerfs auSgefertigt:
, 1894-06-25

Annual Statement f fSssrtRRssxcRF E4 H9NS.xE R Il
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 81st
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-06-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Natnmppt of the KINGS COUNTY I R
hhhuul UtatUA!Uht INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-06-25

9lbonntrta uf 6as M~benbbIatt Ser SQinots
Gtaatsz 3ettung. Yreis l Sent.
, 1894-06-25
QDu6on, "a. Stunt

Gammtlicbe M~orgenbldtter b~rin9cn 2(rz
ttfe(, in benen Die furcbtbore Nrt unb
Wet1e bet @rraor6ung beS BrGiioenten
Garnot beiprocben mirb. Die W}ebr3abl
bemertt, 0aB Oie ~ein5i9en dbnlid6en 6due
Die @rmoroungen Der PrditOenten 2incoln
un0 GarfieID itu0.
, 1894-06-25
CAPITAL,

Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-06-25
8artS. %. Stunt.

Sir bente gormtttog 10 ltbr lit cine
&abtnetSiibun9 anberaun1t iporben, nm Die
Gage ST. beratben unb ~geei9nete S6rtlte in
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letlten 28a8en, bcrste eS un0 iagte, tpie piel
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The Triumphal Return.

ahead of him, and the next instant the
mother of the cubs came crashing along
coward him. She was not forty feet
away when Nelson dropped the cubs
. and made double-quick time for the
road, the bear only a few jumps behind
him
There are not many horses that will
not become terror-stricken at the prox-
s.Annity Of a bear, and the mere scent of
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was still on his trail, and, of course,
tireless. No one ever saw tired bear.
It was a mile to the nearest clearing.
Nelson knew he could never hold out
to run that far. He resolved to stop
and have it out with her there and
then. At that moment he almost faint
ed with Joy. In the swaying and jolt
ing Of the blackboard as the terror
stricken horse had hustled it over the
road, the rifle had been thrown out,
and there it lay, ready to Nelson's
hand, at the side Of the road. He had
to put three bullets into the bear be
fore she fell, and she would not die un-
til he had fired two more into her.
Then he rested. The two cubs came
toddling along by and by. And he. cap:
tured them alive, after all.
Nelson found his horse at the clear
ing, a mile ahead. He went back and
loaded the bear r1on the blackboard,
which had endured its lively trip with
out mishap, strange to say, and reach
{ ed home by a roundabout way, de
termined that he would never mix his
fire fighting and bear fighting again.
John didn't have turkey for his
Thanksgivi dinner, but he had bear
| meat. It can be imagined that he was
/; thankful from the bottom Of his heart
that he could eat instead OF being eat
/; en-"
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fitted the American flag, treasure l
always carried with me in foreign
lands, and with which I drapedz. the
table, and with wish Of good will
for our dear ones on the "other SIDE"
we began the feast. At first all went
promising. The soup was passable;
the fish, sole, I think, was served
with shrimp sauce; the potatoes, cauli-
flower and boiled onions were good.
Then appeared the mysterious covered
dish, at which Arty glanced askance.
I proceeded to uncover it. Hold on a
moment, Harriet" he said its beans
this is solemn and to be drunk stand
ing-hereby toast our American Re
public long may she wave! AS re
Spouse to the toast with a flourish re-
moved the cover Of the aforesaid dish
and-what? pork and beans. Yes, but
the pork was floating round and
round in the dish, complacent in about
manfully struggled to hide under it!
Forlorn hopes Of my anticipations boil
ed down to fat I dared not look at
Arty. It was serious moment; words
| were inadequate, and as silence pre-
vailed poor Arty Rugged the decanter
which stood beside his plate. Yet I
did not utterly despair.
Pumpkin Pie With a Crust.
The national dish was summarily re-
moved and I uncovered the tomatoes
(Arty's favorite). La and behold! to my
discontinue the red beauties instead
of being stewed and thickened with
bread crumbs, had been boiled with
skins on whole, like potatoes, and there
they were, slumped down in quivering
heaps, half drowned in water. I was
/ homesick. There were no remarks,
yet a threatening hush ensued-I was
thinking Of the pumpkin pie and the
possibilities Of it's failure. Soon it APP
Ipeared, fanked by the regulation
cheese and crackers. To my dismay
1 noticed it had an upper crust, and
thinking she had stupidity made mis-
take, I said to her, Bring the Ameri-
can pie" 'There 1t is, Marm," she
answered with a look Of offended dig
nifty. I had not the courage to look at
Arty as in my desperation stab
bed the crust and sawed through the
pie.
In curiosity lifted bit Of the crust,
and, to be sure, there was the pump
kin cut in slices, sugared and CHINA.
moned, blanketed and steam smother.
ed between two crusts! What an end,
ing Of my Thanksgiving dinner! Cha.
grined and disconsolate / turned my
face to the window and unused on the
ugly London fog. Arty walked up and
Il down the room waving the American
8 flag as he screamed 'Hurrah for the
great American doodle!I wish my deal
old Yankee mother could have seer
this Thanksgiving dinner;;" then, seri
Ously to me- Harriet, you might have
G haan horn smart but you've lost 1t.
I To this my husband answered not
word.
aHome Sweet Home" on q Hand Or
gan.
We were compelled to 60 '4outside'
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THANKSGIVING BEAR.
A Story of the Season From the
Michigan Woods.

1t was to fight fire and not bear that
Jehn Nelson started for the woods
bounding his clearing on the west side,
the day before Thanksgiving. The
weather was clear and dry, though
sharp, and no snow had fallen. John
had no turkey for the next day, and not
believing the fire of much Importance
he took his gun along, thinking he
might sight bird or two. John hook
ed his horse to his blackboard and
drove up the road that would take
him within two OF three hundred yards
of the burning bush, where, by back
firing judiciously, he thought he could
remove all danger from the advancing
flames He had to drive about mile
and a half before he came to the mar
row piece Of woods lying between the
road and the burning timber, and which
he intended to cross to reach the latter
to fight the fire. Just as he reached
that narrow strip he saw two little
bear cubs tumble out Of the bushes
at that side Of the road and continue
the rough-and-tumble play they had
begun in the woods.
At the sight Of the cubs Nelson stop
med his horse. The black and shaggy
bears looked so cute that Nelson could
not resist the temptation to capture
them alive He got out Of his wagon
sieaving his rifle leaning against the seat
But the cubs didn't want to be cap
tured, and, at the approach of Nelson
ran into the woods on the side OF the
road opposite the one they had just ap
pcared on as fast as their fat little legs
would carry them. Nelson followed
but the cubs got two or three RODS
into the woods before he overlook
them. He grabbed one Of them, anc
was about to seize the other when N
heard q savage grOwl in the bushes