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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
To DROP PRIMARY COURSE.
University Regents Eliminate All Grades
Below the Freshman Year.

Below the Freshman Year.
The board Of regents of the university
of Washington yesterday decided to eiimi-
nate ell course of studies below the fresh.
man year. This was done by the follow
lug resolution, which was unanimously
adopted;
Resolved. That the president and
faculty Of tho university of Washington be
directed tn arrange the course Of study with
= view Of eliminating oil studies below
freshman work and that hereafter no
students be admitted below the freshman
class. provided that all students now in
the sub-freshman classes have one year
grom the end of the present university
year I'm which to enter the freshman
class: and that new students may be ad-
mitted To the sub-freshman work during
the ensuing year II IN the judgment of the
faculty they can complete the sub-.resh-
man work during 1915.
"Rssoieed. That the superintendent OF
public instruction of this state be re-
uniformity in the course Of study In the
high schools of the state, and such an ar
rangement of tho same as will facilitate
preparation in such high schools for
entrance into the university Of Washing
ton."
On account OF multiplicity OF duties
Regent Wood presented his resignation IS
secretary OF tile board and Hon. Il. 8.
Meany was elected as his successor.
The evening session was devoted to .
discussion Of the arhcliecs's plans and
specifications.
Regents Bean, Browne. Hayden, Kel.
logg, Mltten and Wood were present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
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anrncn srs tel - shss Pan g%kery
Con scae1 made Eaerz veil
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STEWART 4 HOLMES ORIG CoNP'Y.
AMusEMxNrs.


ovide Mrsin. the celebrated violinist,
and bis talented company Of musicians
viii give concert Of classical N nsic az the
Seattle theater this evening. and judging
from the advance sale OF seats the house
viii be packed. Mr.. 0vide Masin's fame
a. violin virtuoso now belongs to the
whole world He has attained that en-
viahae position where criticism is disasmed
and where the word master in ifs super
iative sense crowns him with iaurels which
place him far above earthly potentates.
When Paganini the violin virtuoso, first
appeared IN London in 1881 the report pre-
ceded him that he had previously been
imprisoned for term OF twenty years, and
during this incarceration he was so poor
that he could not even provide himself
with proper instrument or strings for
the same. He therefore made q violin
out OF wooden shoe, on which he played
almost constantly. At last he had but the
Il string LEFT on his instrument. Ii was
then that he composed the beautiful and
very difficult variations on Rossini's
prayer of Moses in Egypt These re-
ports resulted unfavorably TO him socially.
but his artistic engagements were very
successful. Mr.. Musin viii play this COM
position whenever requested to do 50 on
violin having bat one string, the &c"
Mr.. Muslin is the only violin viriuoso who
plays the original Paganini variations.
having secured them from . relative OF the
famous Paganini, and possessing now tie
only copy In existence. The variations are
so very intricate and. deceptive - to fire.
quently call forth doubt from viohnists in
the audience as to their being played upon
one string. yet the violin npon which this
great composition will be played is open 10
inspection from one ana all. The artists
who accompany Mr.. Musin are Of the tirst
class. his wife, Nine. Annie Louise Musin,
the soprano, has phenomenal range Of
voice; Bessie Bonsali. the celebrated con-
tralto: Mr.. Edward Scharf. the solo pian-
list. and Mr.. Frederic w. Elliott, Americas
great tenor. These make up q constella-
tion OF musical stars that viii assure
splendid evenings entertainment. Re-
served seats are now on sale at the box Of
fee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
G. M'AULAY'S LOAN.
r Is on Trial for Obtaining
II on False Pretenses.
ne ABSTRACT WAS INCOMPLETE
/ r. Wrestling Got Only sseoe1
Nsrfgage-Bfodek Gets
Verdict for $500.

Angus McAuIay is on trial before Judge
EAu.res tor oblaining money unaes is.se
see.enee. on August 9 last from = "a
EE,es..ing. who IL the prosecuting witness.
Nr Wrestling Gains that AcAnias -
in fact for John +. Aeauiay en-
Eserea into negotiations With aim as the
|syert Of Herman Dock for Tie sosh Oh
n a.a Offering 20 security nrst mortgage
o., a piece of property in this eity- est
Hing looked at the property and dec1oeu 20
make the loan II the title were COCO. ne
c.aisns that McAulay got for him an ac-
efrscs from c. r. whitslesey Co.. which
moved that the property Was Tree Of all
lien or euenfnbsanee. and, furthermore.
Exsoeured an insurance policy OF 1850 Tor
! Wieea.ipg on the building on the lots.
EW,ex.lgng SAYS he afterwards discovered
MAJ one or more sheets of the abstract
/ had been removed from IL and that these
,bee.s would have shown that the prop
ssy had been previously mortgaged for
|sI 500 and that another Insurance. policy
gor 81, 30 had been taken out in favor of
/ he prior mortgage. Ee then endeavored
make McAr!ay disgorge, using a. an
argument a formid anle-looking revolver
Bot while. he says. MeAulsy confessed
tass he knew Of the absence Of the sheets
from the abstract ne did not have any
Money 20 return to Wrestling.
The evidence for the prosecution. ex-
eept rebultal. is in. and the defense is now
presenting testimony 10 show that Frank
B. Wrestling. the son OF the victim and
Bis partner. knew Of the prior mortgage.
bntss be considered the property worth
81 500 or s. 90 he concluded to make the
loan anyhow, especially rs he vas making
commission OF 500 in the transaction.
1t viii try to show that the prosecution il
brought 20 cover up the negligence of
pomsbody else in regard to the abstract.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

order Of default, Endines Of fact coneiu-
ssyns q IAN and decree: signed.
Iarner ~ Jacob farsh-S<ttie-
ment o. statement of facss.
.oeofge ~ WIeTel vs.. Cascade Ftrs and
.Ilns insnrarce Cofnpany--Atfred Battle
Apto.ns~u Judge pro temDore 20 try cause.
!. Conoyes vs.. Boston Nations! bank
Order to shou cause: set Cor nssrine
c, T. conover W Stephen p. Hull
April Il
Insolvency Charles Frssch-order 70
selt certain property.
=. brookes. trustee. ". skookum
ana.acturing Company--Dseres: signed.
Fred Oswald w Celia Mitchell O. al
oIaer connrmtng sale; signed.
:. 10y * co. va Scott, Hastsey a Co.-Con-
Gnued until April s.
G. w. Smith VI. Western Navie.tto.
eompsny--ordsr dischsrgins receiver.
CIVIL pErAsTnKsr-ossoxs,s !.
T. Won fobei W. c. Friend Ct ai.-Dis.
missed on stipulation.
Pettinser vs.. Devastated and stricken.
Aipheus Byers vs.. A. A. Denny ct ii. -
Continued 10 May IL
Road petition of Everett Smith e al
obiestsoas TO road. continued TO April =.
ovid A. Byeys vs.. Gilbert =. Little q:
tI73 so. VI
g. Brodek ct al VI. g. w.Furnum et Al.
verdict 70. plaintiff in sum OF s., 500.
Ars- h. b. Dewsburg W. John h. Wright
-Leave granted TO Withdraw exhibits.
>. W. Godwin -. Seattle Automatic R.
tssgerasing Conpany-on trial.
EQUITY DEPagTSEsT--BArrLR j., Pro rxN
Iheo NJ. Wisgei W. Cascade Fire and
Marine Insurance. Company 81 ai.-Objec-
ton TO Introduction OF deposition; aus
tanned temporarily.
PROBATE DKrAKrxEyr-LAKsLKY, j.
Estate OF Joseph Hayris-May ( set for
hearing petition for letters Of administra.
ton.
Estate OF Hall Davis-Sosice to creditors
ordered.
Estate Of John II. Beadles---Invsntory oi
estate; flied.
6usrsi anship Of minor heirs OF Ellen K
Hi.i-keport Of guardian; fled.
Estate OF De u. Melseth--Inyeutory And
aprrAisefnent OF estate; filed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

The reopening of Cordray's auditorium
this week has proven q success from the
fact that the speciality entertainment is
both novel and interesting. Dasey and
Bullock in their lightning drill are attract
ing attention by the novelty of their act
and the wonderful rapidity of their move
ments in iuggiery with regulation nine
pound muskets. The musical feature of
the evening Is the singing of Mile. Helen
Mignon, q vivacious French vocalist. who,
besides having q highly cultivated voice,
has personal charm of face and form and
q graceful, ease and chic that 10 exclusively
French. She Is as much iinguist as she
is vocalist and sings . succession Of
French. German, Italian. Spanish and
English national airs with an ease that
shows her possessed Of remarkable talent.
Her act is roundIy appiauded every night.
DeClairville and Zamfrelia DO q clever
turn on the trapeze. The drama Lady
Audley's Secret" is we'll represented In the
thester by Miss Essie Titteli and the stock
company, while Miss Minnie Tittell's ser.
pcntine dance is nightly received with
hearty applause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

II the crusade iaauguratsi nearly hall een-
fury ago against the professional ignorance OF
the old school Of medicine Heste,isr's Stomach
Bitsers WAS = standard bearer. is victories
over disease, when the oId-tlrns specifics proved
affect failures. proved that the pseudo philoso.
phY which sanctioned the administration OF
vioi eat remedies " here tae case required none,
which laid down ~ unaltsrahie rules b4coi lat
tisg violent purgssson. the use OF esne'tcs AMI
tie sas paoyusat of corrosive sad cumulative
rossoas in simple cases Of liver and tnssaris'
eamplasas, was Ia fact the worst OF aapauoso-
,,sv. CONTRARY sIlks to the LAYS OF ;r1a medicinal
science, OF hyg;eas and Of COMMON sense Bill
snsness, eoasst patton AID eaiils aud fever -
nos treated by thu ht;sers, promptly y'saa
whers before they oas'tnAtely resisted ola-issa-
Gopea medication. 50 30 dyspepsia. fSsaiHstis n
and ktdasy eofHplsint--Alt safeiy eoaa9~Fac1s
by this sAis and resliy philosophie remedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
The Bl.ck Crook."

A feature of "The Black Crook" perform
ances that are shortly to be given in this
city Is the children's ballet, led by q quar-
tette of youthful and skillful dancers from
Vienna. There are besides three grand
ballots and the famous French quadriile
dancers. The brothers Rixford are among
the European specialties. They are mar
velous performers from the Circus Cisi-
nelli, ST. Petersburg, Russia. The grand
transformation scene is q revelation In
scenic art, and decidedly interesting and
instructive picture OF the progress of
America, with an illustration of the
Worlds fair. This grand revival OF "Ths
Black urook" is exactly after the manner
of the New York run of a year at the
Academy Of Music. 1.-THE Black Crook"
will be at the new Seattle theater four
nights beginning Monday night next.
April %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
THE Hs.UfEEH.

TfrRIoz CcuxT-CgIsISAL rKr.KrsESr-
HUwEs. }.
Mamie SchroepfeF vs.. Henry :. sehoep-
kt--At!er 10 GeiaGtL
kasAra uernland rs. I. A Green ct a.
--Ietsndsut ordered 10 settle ana Z in-
hrfoEator ~s.
elafe a' " ashingien vs.. Angus scAu-
lsy-siotsl niag money under false pre-
1nsSs
CIV al Seattle "a. William L. Wilassns
-Ao0tlnue1 IN April n
FcVfFY DEPAEgsESr-~tsNets
b. Is. s4sliyaa Va. Oscar kEox es A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Eleven years experience of married life
has induced Mrs. Minnie Schroepfer to de-
clare il failure. On January 81. 1883. ia
Chicago she married Henry II. Schroepfer,
her maiden name being Minnie Bodden.
and two children. aged and years. are
living ~ the result of their union. In .
complaint filed yesterday in the superior
court praying for a divorce she alleges
that her husband has treated her very
cruelty by using vile. indecent and pro-
lane language to her. She says he fire.
easntiy ordered her to leave their home.
T and on one occasion drove her out of the
house. while on numerous occasions he
{ struck aud beat her. She also says that
be is a habituai drunkard aud has
ss9leeied TO properly provide for his
hmily. Owing 10 his cruelties and posi-
8 tive orders TO leave the house she says she
vas compelled to leave him on March Z,
9 and has not lived with him since.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
n. SAY. r,,. Annie. Were Frozen.

Before Judge Osborn the suit of J. w.
6odwin against the Seattle Automatic
Refrigerator Company is being tried. In
this action the plaintiff alleges that bi0
boxes of apples. which no had placed IN
,ae defendants cold storage wareh oase to
be kept at n uniform temperature of g to
81 degrees Fahrenheit, were frozen and
rendered worthless. aud hs sues 10 recover
sAeir value Sogl3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

case the court viii find Itself ohliged to de-
eide whether the presence Of tools in
mans coat when il is not On his back. con-
s:iinses ..possessson- TIE police received
word from Kent yesterday afternoon that
johnson VAS not wanted there, because
Frank NJ SheErard. the ssorekeeper. Vas
doubtful aeout his ability 70 identify the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
New suits Ffi~t1.

The following new suits were filed
With the clerk OF the superior court yes
ie.day,
Axema Freygsng vs.. Humphrey Jones
aux.-Suit 10 recover sIT1 on promlssory
note.
Minnie sehroepfer vs.. Henry F. Schrosr-
isr-~Sait for divorce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Albert Johnson. who vas arrested dAv
before yesterday by ofssesr Brown ca the
charge Of having burglars tools IN his
possession aaa on suspicion % being fAs
prlsoner who hToks istl At Kent lsss June,
~ill be arraignea Ia Justice Humphreys
court tcdsy on the former charge. Uade-
lsw passed by the last legislature the
possession OF tools saca &s burglars Use =
n.a4s mIs4eaeaaoE, yss - tie pes sEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
Ball Game ut Biakeiey sunday.

Weather permitting. the game arranged
some DAYS ago between tho Seattle Team
sters and the Port Blakeley nine will DO
played next Sunday on the grounds Of the
latter at Port Blakeley. The grounds have
been put in good order and condition In
anticipation OF the coming contests Of the
opening season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
A New Dog Catcher Appointed.

Edward w. Bates was appointed dog
catcher yesterday by Chief Willard and
Immediately entered upon bis duties. The
pound was put in order. the locks given a
dose OF oil and the work of capturing ours
and pet dogs whose masters have neglected
To cav license will commence today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Electric rolling stock. line equipment,
steel rails and steam plant Tor sale, cheap,
IL lots TO suit buyer. Apply TO l. T.
Mitchell. Portland. Or; w. J. Granbs,
Seattle. Wash J. F. Mason. Port Towns
end Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
Increase. n. sup~tit. bv tbs u.e q

Increase the appetite by tbs use Of
Ayers Ca;hsr.ie Pills. They cause the
stomach, Liver and boseis TO perform their
functions properly. do rot Gehsiissse. by
exeessiv sc st.rn "a alton, and are no. irritat-
ing in their action. As an nfter-aianey
pail they are unegussed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Thfei's Detective Service. e-tasusaeo
.xentv-oae years, Chamber OF commerce
Portland. o.. " -. NJ. Barnes. RAN asef'
General detective business kransAesea 'of
generations and iudivl4 .sls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

DR.. $. II. Wsgoasr, formerly OF TIE
Washington Dental Institute. hiss opened
an oasee in room ri Se~ YORK block.
where he will be p eased 30 see his friends
- fs-ss.ey Tsa&4ons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
Grand OnRutug.

The Chester Clesry Company beg TO an
uounee shat they ~ill he ready for business
in their RES store. Ne I'll Second street.
Saturday morning, Aprsl Il. With new
and complete line OF staple and fancy dry
goods
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Cntn further notice TIE seattle. LAKE. shore =
Eastern train leaving SEATTLE at IS q ia and
arrsytes al = n vii MAKE direct connscfioas
is. waAsearn. XsueeuTss sns 2esais ksss via
Canadian Pacific Through parsor carr between
s..sssa .na Ear~azsa~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

William d. Kent, q mining contractor
and Union veteran, committed suicide
Wednesday morning in saloon at Spo-
kane, where he had recently arrived from
Wardner. Idaho.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Hooks at spse;Al prlses tass week Ahs
Calvert Com Navy. TI6 Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

Fifteen ever-blooming roses for 81, ~
Washington Floral Contrary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20

ar. Prices Cream Baking t'o~oef
wssia Fair ffis beat Medal ans osrae1s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

in tpel6en @%eiBfappen ibre Sdatotbaten
gu bcgeben pflegen, lit Gerbinoung geieBt,
un6 ber @oupcrneur WattbemS bat. eS ft3
Dor9enommer, ben WeiBfappen feline gal5e
3bGttgfeit 81 tpiomen, lobalo er bon etller
furien Jteile naeb benz Often 5uriidgefebrt
Iein ptrb. sis gum Dergangenen Wtonate
tamen MISUNDERSTANDING ~ieItelter Dor,
ais in friiberen Sabren, aber in ein5eInel
Counties icbeinen iicb Die M%eiBfappcn tpies
bet organiltrt 3u babert, un6 Bet @ouperz
reur mill Die 8epegung unterbrider, ebe
tie iueiter I'M itD 9rcitt. 0te @ouperneure
@raD un6 6oDeD tDaren Der Nnltcbt, Dab
ite in Set Sacbe ni9ts tbun f%0nnten, io1z
bern 6aB Tie Ie ben 0rtlicben 8ebor6en
ii6erlalIen miiBten. @olperneur Watthetps
lit anbcrer Qniicbt unb bofft Dem l1ebeI cr>
foI9reib gu ~iteucrn. 9l0tbigenfals min ct
in benienigen Counties, in pelben Die
8eiBtappen bic 8eamten utlO @roB9ez
i3porcnen etni6i9tern, Bic Mtli5 anfz
bteten.
= Die Salifornier ibeinen cine befon1
oere Vorltebc fur Struts" 81 be9en, Oenn
cine 9anSe Geibe 6er be6eutenolten SnDu@
itrteen genannten StaateS baben iene Sorm
ber 9ei6dftli6en Gbdtt9feit bereitS an9e7
nommen, tudbrenb aioere Srufts boielbit
in ber 8ilbung begriffen iinb. 60 beitebt
gegenapGrttg Elm Sruit auer Sirnen, bic
2abS in 8lebbii6ien conierpiren, ioldbe
Der Golinenpflan3er uno 6Gnbler, iomie
cine Nn5abl truitdbnliber Qferbauz@e1
ieui6aften. Sn n~eueiter 3ett BADEN iib
fait ale Sru9teinmaber unter benz
Gitel california @annerD Company"
81 einem Sruit neretnigt, un6 bieic @e7
ieul6aft fol- nit einem @runofapital
BON $500, 000, bon tpel6er Sumnne
$300,000 bereits 9eaei6net uno etnbe3ablt
iporoen lin6, incorporirt tneroen. Oct am
eebli9e 3pef bieles, fopte Der anberen
Sruits lit es, Sic balSab f3net0crii9e Gons
f~urren3 3ipiiben ben ein5elnen @onlerben7
Sabrttanten gu beielttgen, oieP retlc duf pro-
fttabler 6Dbe 81 erbaltet ntlo bic NuS9aber
gu D%errtngern. Ser neue Srnit tntro SUM-
N6tel bet @elammtprobuftton an Sru9t>
Goniernen beS StaateS beberrfben urb man
ertpartet suberii6tlicb, baB burcb Qni6luB
6er nod 5Dgernben GonierDen> 6abrifanten
an ben Truit bieier 8ro3entiab balb cine
@rbOfung erfabren pirb. SIN San Srane
cisco lit ferner elm SDn6icdt bon 8einproz
bu3enten in ber 8tlbung begriffen, beiien
au9ebIiber 3ped fein nirb, bic geiammte
@einprobuttton Galiforniens 31 beberrz
iben. Scum baben stpar einige bteier Ser
~einisunsen iene 3mefe gum Sbeil erreidt,
fit melbe ite 9e9riinbet tporben itnb; in
Der sroBen Mtebr3abI iebo9 itnb bic SOrS
berer bteier Srufts babur9 in BEN Stanb
9eieBt tpor6en, ibren yta9barn bas Set
BON bet Suppe ab3ui6opfen, 3. +. bic letz
tenben Setter bteier Sruits baben eS meiit
beritanben, Bic @r9ebntiie Ser 8cltre6ungen
ibrer WitgIteber gum 9etneiniamen 8eiten,
in Die et9erle 3ai6e abauletten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Gtb0G.

Der 0ltGtDunib, tDeldben mir bot einiz
gen 9ocbcn Dem brapen Soiepb Gib0d bar
bracbten, mar leiber perfriibt, ia unbe>
e%riinOet. Die Na6ricbt bon Ieiter @rz
nennun9 sum 9oltmetiter bon 0es Motnes
i'll Soma berltDte auf etnem Srrtbunt. llnb
jcbt lit Gin 9epO6nIiber irtidber 8olititer
9tamcnS Sumter fir Die Stclle e~rforen.
9iele %elnpftnolicbe 3uriidiebung zines
bo6oerbienten beuti6en Wannes, Der felt
ptcIen Sabren auf's ltnetgcnniiBigite bas
Banner elmer forti9rittIiben Democratic
III Soma trltg uno Der it6 burcb ieinen
tapfeten unO erfolgreicben &f fir
Sonntagsfreibeit Der @6tcagoer @eltalsz
fteau1g einen ritbmlicben gfamcn in allen
&dnoerl, mo- 9eutl9e itno, gemad6t bat,
ipirb bon 0errn s.. IS. @eippiert, benz
ionit 10 gemiitbliden Witrebatteur bes
@tb0d'i6en Soma StaatsauSeiger", in
einenl nit GROCER, aber lei6t ert[Grlicber
Sitterfeit gei6rtebenen Nrtifel belproben.
@ir entnebmen bemielben bas folgen6e
Gbatidblibe:
ySAon i'm Sum- bGtte Die 8ofmeiterz
itelle beieBt tperben ioaen unO no6 SLUG
un6 &ecbt beleBt ner6en miiiien. Qber es
geiba6 ntd6t. @epiiie Politifer batten
i6re Sauen nob ni9t seitcQt; Die @tnz
ipdnbe, pelbe gesen 6unter's @rnennung
sum 8un6esmuri9aa gemuc6t purben,
ipdren nob 81 neu, INN es hagen 81 fDnz
nen, i6n SIT etnem nod pibtigeren
8ertraueuSamt Dor3ui9Iagcn. 9eSbalb
ipurbe bic Notwithstanding BON
@oobe 81 8o6e binausgeihoben, bis Die
8irne enbIic9 reif mar. 9as 9emeinite
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
6eneiner Sd1urfenftrei6.

@tneru S6urtenftrei9 i9eint Elm IA
Sobr aLtes MG66en, 2ena Nor6gren, bic
Go6ter zines in 1to. 1919 Carroll 9(benue
p%obnbaften fbwe6ti6en S6ubmabers,
gum Opfer 9%efoIen gu iein. 9as Wdb6en
bate ii6, uni tbre Gltern at unterftiiBen,
in Doriger Wo6e in einem Snierat UNI cine
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nGctften Sage fam Elm Otann borgefabren,
tpelcber Elm 0ienitmGbeben in ietner Saz
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na6bem ct beren @ltern ais feline @obnuns
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40. Str. d19egeben bate, nit it'd. Ser
Mann fubr bas WG6ben 10 LANCE freus
nno quer berurn, bis bieics ni6t mebr
tpnBte, mo es ft6 befanb, unb belt 16lteB7
lt6 por etnem 6auie, auBerbalb Der Stabt,
aus pelbem ct balb barauf NIT etnem
3ettel Surldtebrte, ais beiien Snbalt ct
Dem WGo6en mittbetlte, baB feline Srau
na9 8olf Safe gefabren lei unb tbn bort
ertparte. Die 6abrt tpurbe fortgelebt, bis
ftb bas WGb9en iber 9urit beflagte un6
bon ibrern 8e9leiter etnen S6lud Waiier
erbieGt. 8aLb fam man gu etnem 8ebDI3,
tpo Der Wann Dem Mdb6en befabL, tbm,
nm 10 Weilen Weges SIT eriparen, bur6
bas @eb0l3 gu folgen. st banb bas 8ferD
an einen 3aun, inbem ct erfIGrte. baB lein
9tcner boiieLbe abbolen tperbe. gSas wei7
ter nit ibr gei6a6, tpeiB boS WGb3en lid
nt9t gu erinlern. 9us tie balb pteber 5u
itb %gefommen par, befan6 ite itb Dor Dem
6auie zines SarrncrS, q. s. Ntnater, 5
Wteilen bon 9tnsbale in gu Sage @ountD.
Die Srau beS 6armerS ior9te fir oaS
Md69en, belien &leibung, @eiibt unb
9dnbe 3crriiien, beiien Nugen blutu1terlauz
fen tparen, ipabrenO Der 0als Stngermale
aufpteS. >0as WGbben er3dblte ben Ser
gang un6 blicb bis 6reitag Qlben6 bort, bis
ibr bon i6rem N~ufentbalt in &enntniB &C.
iebter 8ater ite na6 6au1e bracbte. Wtcbrere
0etectipes fubren por9eitern nit Dem
Mdo6en bic &oute ab, 10 gut es iicb berz
letben nod erinnern %fonnte, oo6 fonnte
nicbts Ndberes ermittelt nerben. Die Qlnz
gaben beS MGb6ens tpurOen uls ipabr err
t~uielen. 6offentli6 gelingt eS Der 9oli5ei,
oes S9urfen, tpelber bas Wdb6en pom
6aus lodte, babbaft gu tperben. 0erleIbe
tpir6 ais Elm ettpa 40jabrtger unterleBter
Mann nit sLattem Geli9t unb belem
S6nurrbart bei9rieben. st ipar elegant
gefleibet, gab ieinen Otanten ttcbt an, be-
sei9nete ii9 aber aLs 8aue Snipeftof.