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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
Democrats Elect But Two Candidates
in Washington.

The Washington township election
resulted as follows:
TRUsTEE-John Liddle, r, 173, AL
fred Miller, d, II. ..qs
CLERK-W. H. jackson, r, 115, w.
H.. Werlich, d, 1888. c- , ,
JUsTICE-C. H. Hanchett, r, t3S,
Daniel Ailer, d, 112. o' "
ASSESSOR F. P. Mohler, r, 1so, Geo.
Werlich, d, 1873.
CoNsTABLEs-A. F, Bradley, +, LAT,
w. B. Carr, r, 1893; s. L. Shonk, d,
1f2, ]. Tippin, d, 88. XII
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
Yon Must Settle.

Those who are indebted to us are re-
quested to call and settle Immediately, as
our books must be balanced at once. De-
lays may be expensive. A word to the wise
is efficient. If HENRY MEYER.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

If you wish your work done by practical
horseshoer and worker in iron, call on Billy
Sheffield, Deshler, Ohio. He has a reputa-
ton for honest and artistic work which few
others possess. II
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

j. R. Sayers is agent for DIR. J. A. brakes
family medicines. All medicines warrant
ed. DIR. j.. A. DRAKE,
iuly21-tf Pen j. R. SAVERS.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

Messrs. Hidred and Ludwig, hav-
ing received the highest number of
votes, are elected. They are the two
retiring members of the old board.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
How's This, Elmer?

E. A. Palmer, the assistant state
dairy and food commissioner of Ma
poleon, has been arresting Tiffin par
ties for the alleged violation of the
law pertaining to adulterated foods.
The trouble with this inspector is
that he is superficial, does not strike at
the root of the evil. The adulterated
food that under the line of his obser-
walton harms nobody, and occasion
ally foods are sold that are harmful
and deleterious to health but he does
not discover it and the groeers
escape, while others much more inno-
cent are annoyed by his prosecutions.
Palmer should be asked toretire from
active duty.-Fostoria Democrat.
We use Green Hickory for Smok-
The Pork House will still receive
meat to smoke or cure during the
next two months.
tt E. r. CowDRICK.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
Fresh Bread,

Tate's Toledo bread received fresh
every day at Mrs. R. B. Shasteen's.
Comes on the noon train. st
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND Z PER
GENT. f. D. PRINTS,
If Napoleon, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

''Ke-No," an honest Sc cigar, Call for it
~ l you'll get it. Many ter centers don't
apI roach il. tA
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

DR.. E. W. Talbot will extract teeth with
out pain by use of Arophene, having securep
he rirht of DR.. @. A. Thatcher. tt
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

Why not smoke the best when you can get
the "Ke-No" cigar fer 90. Gall for it and
you'll get it. tt
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

For your pure drugs and wall paper you
should call on F. H. voiRt, of Holgate. All
goods at lowest prices. II
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

Mrs. A. e. Mann has removed her dress
making rooms to Mrs. Harriet Cary's for
mer residence on school house street. Tt
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
House For Rent,

House and lot on south side for
rent. Enquire on the premises Of
Mrs. John Poorman. 3t
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
Old Monroe mocratic to the Core

Old Monroe Democratic to the Core
The Democracy of old Monroe
comes up smiling by electing every
thing in sight Monday, as the follow,
ing figures will show:
TRUsTEE.-F. G.. Arps, d, 176, M
Crockett, r, 66.
CLERK.-L. NJ. Grove, d, 175, VIM
Kratz, r, 63.
TREASURER. Jos. Rentz, d, 1888, D
Grim, r, 55.
ASSESSOR. Jos. Rentz, d, 1852, w
G. Barnhill, r, IA.
JusTICE.-F. A. Foster, d, 1888, H
Crossman, d, 172, G.. w. Ostrander, r
43, Jno. Masden, r, Al.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
The superiority

OF Hoods Sarsaparill, is due to the
tremendous amount Of brain work
and constant care used in its prepara-
tion. Try one bottle and you will be
convicted Of its superiority, 1t puri-
fies the blood which, the source OF
health, cures dyspepsia, overcomes
sick headaches and biliousness. It is
just the medicine for you.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best in
gradients.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

Moneyto Loanat6 and 7pe rcent
NJ. KNUPP, Napoleon o.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
WHO GETS THE MONEY.
Orders Issued Upon the County
Treasury.

The following orders have been
drawn upon the county treasury for
the week ending April 3rd.
Boys Ind. Sch'l, clothing, etc. $3S 65
u n n1al-- l. n -,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

SOC, 900 feet of rough and dressed lumber
atSnyder Bros. Saw Mill. Cedar shingles
and all kinds of building material alwayson
hand. If
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

Chas. Rexroth has given up his po-
sition in Voigt's drug store at Holgate.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
School Board.

AT the election Monday, for two
members Of the school board, 2e1
votes were cast, divided among the
candidates as follows:
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05
CHARLES SHOEMAKER,
TonsoriatArtist. 81
Geo. Valentines old place.
MONEY TOLOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On first mortgage security at low rate of
interest. Partial payments received and in
terest stopped. Enquire at the law office of
Tyler q Tyler. Napoleon, o. nov30- 6m
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-05

DR.. Humphreys New Specific for
grippe, is meeting with phenomenal
sale. A sure cure almost infallible,
curing so cases of 100. For sale by
all druggist. I'm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02

the Latin quarter. that has become very
respectable fancy it's the only part OF
Paris that Is respectable
Ar Du Maurier has so many friends
in America that I asked him II he had not
been urged 10 cross the Atlantic for a
visit "Oh. yes" he said. they want me
TO go over and lecture But m afraid the
journey would be too fauguing- You see.
] have 70 take pretty good care Of my
self. I'm not over vigorous and my eye
sight, too. has been weakening during the
past few years I am now Obliged 70
make my drawings much larger than
used 20 do"
But in spite Of the difficulties that he
has 10 contend with. Mr.. Du Maurier
Is stin fun Of enthusiasm, and before very
long will undoubtedly have another book
ready. He has not as yet begun IL, but it
is shaping itself in his mind and viii
soon spring out as ''Trilby' did. The pub
lie viii not be satisfied until he has writ
ten every one of those other stories he
has in his brain. John D. Barry.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02

in luxurious ease from the dark-browed
slave who passed by her window and
looked in. These were terribly suggestive
words in those times OF negro insurrec-
tons.
Always a fighter. with voice with knife,
with pen, with sword. he viii die. as he
has lived, a warrior TO the last He
fingers now a white and rugged memory
of the days that were. A dreamer always,
he is now an embodied dream. almost the
only specter Of his kind. Together with
him, as a twin brother almost, stands
the old mansion. Both Of them are redo
lent Of the aroma from forgotten days
Not a brick in the one or a fiber in the
other but is saturated with the poetry
and romance Of this dark and bloody
ground" Side by side exist the mansion
and the man-perhaps time Will let them
die together.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02
FISHES TRAINED TO FIGHT.
4. Peculiar Sport That is Said to DE
Popular in Siam.

The two fish are placed in the same
bottle. They proceed to take each others
measure, shoulder up to each other in
schoolboy fashion, and back and nusb
around the ring" the small fins Vibrating
rapidly all the time, and each little being
quivering with excitement and wrath
This goes on for some minutes, until as
the spectators are growing impatient. one
fish suddenly iips his head around. makes
a dart, and considerable dent in his ad-
versary's tail shows at once that he has
got home. Henceforth there Is no hest
tauon until one or the other, cries s.nec-
caVl.' In regular fish fights, on which
money depends, the battle is continued
until one fish turns tail and is chased
around the bottle by the other. But This
Is usually an affair of an hour, and fire.
quently three or four.
The pluck and determina+ion % -.
lighters are wonderful. The ordinerv
stream fish do not evince il nearly 60
mueh as those that have been bred and
reared Tor the purpose. The tail is tbe
part "hlch shows most damage. for II ie
very 'i easily torn but a good grip on a
slde nm is most effective When one nins
tne other oy the nose an exciting strug-
together like professional wrestlers and
then each shaking each other baclu,a.d
and forward with might and main ~,
otten seem extremely exhausted hut stii,
nsht on bravely, and sometimes if is a
matter OF difficulty to part them TbaS
dlsplay considerable agility in evadi,,o
their opponents mouth, and also in s,id
denIy twisting around and taking a 80
Out OF It's tail In twenty minutes ~, -
these APPENDICES, which looked {. bra,, 80
and bright as they went into the frav , are
torn to ribbons. lay are
Inc hsh's general appearance af+or a..
nght suggests that of a Saline shio
emerging from hot action. with Re-. slilp
vas hanging in streamers. her tora, CaIii-
shot away and her crew gasnipa 80 -
breath but still ready to 5gbt - ioi
The FISH sometimes succunoh 70 asdln..
contest, but generally they only tau io ing
pernclal damage and are imnedio 4 gu
ready to feed. After match thaV 10 'eiy
ways rested a week or more ecoa.s,, al
70 me extent of their injuries ana ,o uiils
OF the rents and cuts are renairo5 must
ture. Enthusiastic owners often U Ina, ma
~ VI - OF more on their favorites 80
many people earn a little nona,, anu
preeolng lighting fish and then ba.,-, py
them against others. '''eH packing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02
An Old Man Loses the Ability to Read


There has been a most remarkable ease
at the Maine General hospital the pas.
week. Mr.. Marsh Of Dixfield, man apou'
70 years old, had been suffering oil ials
with pains in his head. and particularly
severe pain that seemed to surround one VI
his eyes. He came to the hospital aDcUL
week ago, and says that before he came 10
could read. but that he had lost the facuiy
of associating the letters of words W.
their meaning, and even Of idehuiyinS5
some of the letters. for instance an an
seemed to him sometimes 10 be W.
and an Il" to be an a." He could taAe
line of print and pick out some OF me ~.
ters He is always sure of 20, nut ~
others bother him. A page of print seeli+t
to him to be "all mixed up" It IS a sie"s
deprivation to the old man, as he NAG no
joyed reading all his life. He went hu' ~
Sunday, unable to read word or eN Nc
make out the large letters on signs; ~
is otherwise in good health, put assed
course a good deal worried and har Iss7 II
by his strange mental deficiency, tor nc of
seems TO be, rather than any trou0i'
the eyesight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02

pat, didn't you know that haif-ooi''''
was plugged?" j., I'D
Faith, OF did, but the man sala l.,Snt
have lots of fun passing It, and oil W you Tor
be afther denying myself that iun liver
the sake of the miserable bit o,.r,sr's
some spalpeen stole out Of it'-fi@iP'
Bazaar
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Goncurrens fir perfes.
Plane Ger metropolitan neutrality-suspicious.
fir pier neue 6weiqIirien.

Oie Q(ftiondre ber metropolitan SOcbz
ba6ngeieIibaft boben geitern in elmer ST.
raz8eriammlun9 Bldnc fir ben 8au bon
3metgltnien ber 6obbabn auf Der 9torb>
iette, Der Nor6Detieite un0 6er Sabpeitz
iette 9utgcbetBen.
Die banit formeQ ongenon1menen YlGne
be5ieben it9 auf Dem 8au foI9enber bier
3peigLinten
Sine 9tnte, olts8ebcn6 bon 0er 6aupt>
LIME oil etnem Burftc 5ipiiben benz See
lt1b Dem Slulie IN n0roliber un0 norbtpeltz
lt1er Gtcbtun9 bis 81 einem Puntte an Der
n0r0lt6en Stabt9renSe, Sptiben benz Sec
ufer uno benz n0rbli6en SluBarm.
Cine 2inte, pel4e BON Der bereitS ou5ge>
le9ten 3peigltnie iitb 5tpii6en Der 0ateitr.
unD Der 0tptltonitroBe in petli6er 8t9=
tun9 bis 5tlr tpeltltden @rense oeS Topns
Cicero bin5ieben iou.
Cine 9tnte, altS9eben6 bon Der 6auptz
LIME an etnem Bunfte 5ptiben benz iiibz
ltd6en TluBarme uno BET Mlblan6 Q(pe.,
feb in iioliber Gicbtung 3ipil6en Der Gaz
nGlitr. ulD ber MIblanb 9lpe. be~3iebungsz
meiie 5tpiibcn ben 8erldn9erungen bieier
StraBe bis 81 einem 8unfte 3lpiiben ser
81. StraBe ur6 Der SrocD @be., lnb bon
bier iibpetli9 bis 8Iue Sslanb binz
5iebcnb.
Sine 2inie, tpeGdbe ii9 an einem 9untte
3tpt16en Der 9totiionitr. unb Ser Suuerton
Npe. BON Der bereits ausgelegten 3peigltnie
ab5pet9t unO in peitIicber ~9tidtung bis our
Weit9rensc BON Cicero gebt.
9rct bteier reuen Qinien pir6en BEN 2iz
MEN Der bon Baron Yertes controuirten
@cieui9aften Der gforbe un6 NoropeIieite
lt6erlt6 itarfe @Dncurren3 macben. l3ue
nd1it mtBte Die Wtetropolttan 6o6babnz
8eIeQi3aft, UNI tbre BGGne auSfI6ren 3ll
%tonnen, natitrii9 crit pom Stabtratb bic
n0tbl9en S%rotnonaen ertpirfe1.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Gin 9eitoblener Ghed auf9etaudt.

Sn Ser rStrit NationaI 8ant" murbc
geftern bon cinem iungen Manne eiu G9ef
I'll. 5000 sur 3abLun9 prGienttrt, 6er
out Dem gtamen bon s. 6.
@aine auf TOr Safe, BiSconfin, aus
gelteut mar nn6 Sencm am Wtitttpo6
in ber 9tGbe bes 0ron6 Bacific 6otels bon
StraBenrGubcrn ab9enommen purbe. Die
SAINT mar iebO9 BON benz 9iebitabL oes
@befS berettS benacbrt9tigt unb ais oaber
Der jun9e Mtann benlelben 3ur a3abLung
prGIenttrte, tpurbe ct in 6aft genomlmen
uno na6 Ser Capitalization gebrabt, no er
letnen gtomen ais Trant Began ongab unb
be6auptete, baB er ben Gbef bon einem
Tremoen betommen babe, Der tbm $50 Be-
lobnung 6ugeia8t babe, tpenn es ibm ge7
lGnge. ben Gbef gu Deritlbcrn. Die 8oz
lt3et ibenft natitrli9 bteier ~Qtngabe feinen
0lauben, ite eft Dielmebr Der Nnitbt, baB
elmer Der Spibbuben mar, bic Gaine
Iberftelen uno beraubten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Gtnen Don SEEDS.

Q(m Na9mittag 6eS 20. September
ttelen 6 Gurl6en in Ser @uQc1 all YauLtna
Ctr, 8Dii9en ber %. Str. 1tno 8lue
SSla1b 2De., ben ettpa 6OjGbri9en 6au1irer
Socob BOn5a, bon 588 Sefferion Str, an,
ais Oieier ieinen nit 8let, Oteiling, H.. I. NJ.
bclabenen @agen babin fu6r. sic 16lugen
tbn 81 8oben, miirgteu tbn, bielten i6n1
ben Wfunb 81 un0 beroubten tbn bann UNI
$12. Serner na6men ite aues auf BENT
Wagen beftnbLicbe 8let un6 Mteiitng fort.
gfa6 DoIbracbter Sbat entfloben itc. Sin
in Der QtleD it6 aufbaltenber &nabe bate
ben Gaubanfau mitan9eieben un6 benz
l1dblten ibm be9e8nenben 8OLi3iften baOon
2ln3et9e 9ena6t.
9ta3 Der ibm gegebenen 8ei6reibung
Der &erle fam Der 8laurod our l1ebcr3euz
gung, 6aB SameS Carroll, elmer Der be-
rit6tt8ten 8anbiten Ser WeitIeite, nit BEL
Ser Yartie mar. Qluf 6teien nur6e ge=
fabn0et, a6er 0erlelbe erft am Montog
in &idbter 0ooleD'S @ert6t, (poIelblt ct
itc9 auf eine anberc ~9taubantla9e pcrantz
iportete unO frettam) ab9efaBt. 6eutc itanb
Oer profeiiioneue Bandit unter ber Nntlage
OeS GaubeS bot 9ticbter @ber6ar6t. Ser
feline 8urlbe (6er bic 6 gelc6en 6atte)
unb Bon3a ibenttficirten i'm auf ber SteQe
ais et1en 0er G6uber. 9a Der ge1toblene
Betrag Elm 81 %9ertnger mar, nm bic Ser
llrtbctlun9 tuegcn 9taubeS ieiten8 Der Sc
i6Dorenen ertparten gu f0nnen, Gn6erte
9tibtcr gberbarbt sic Mntlage in unorz
OentlibeS 8etra9en un6 ion6te Carroll ouf
2O3 Sage na6 Ser 8rt6eWeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Oes Betru9es bef6uloi9t.

SIM 8oGt3et9ericbte Ser SIT : Chicago
2loenuesS Station itanb beute Dor 8icbtcr
8beeler so, 8urfe, be8 Oiebitabls ange@
flagt. u. g.. 9ebler, Ser. 1O4 SigelitraBe
ipobn6oft, berid9tete, baB 8urfe i'm SUM
nit So BrGmte fitr $1,000 letne Wt0bel in
Ser yQtetna"z Ser electromagnetic icbatt Derz
iicberte un6 cine Rnltce auSiteIte. 8or
einigen Gagen crbielt 9cbGcr BON BET
v2letna" @eieai6aft bic 3uibrift, 6aB
ieine 9olice geIDi6t iei, neil er bier O}os
nate NIGHTS be5abIt babe.
0ebler licB 8urfe Derbaften un6 &i6ter
8beeIer DeribOb Ben Sau auf ben 10, 500
Denber.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Befannen itd zines 2lnoeren.

SuGiuS 9i9arb, BET bis gum 6. SUM-
Stnan57S ecretGr Der St9eG 9oge 81. 8. Il.
SO. mar unb 6ann leineS 9tmtes entiebt
purbe, neil feline ~Qbrecbnungcn nm $75
rtbt ttimmten, tpur0e am Otontag auf
Qlntrag beS 0oriiBen0en Der 2oge me9en
llnteribIagung oer6aftet. Setu SAL pur6e
am WOntag bis beute uerl6oben. 9ll8 er
beute bon &icbter GberbarOt aufgerufen
puroe, 3ogen bic tIG9eriicben 9ogenbez
amten Die Q~lnfla9e 3urid ltuo opferten 81
alS Soften auf benz Qlltar 6eS StabtiGfel3.
&icbaro'S Srau bate eS Dor9e3o9er, Die
unterl6la9ene Summc 5u erieBcn unb 10
ibren Wtanu Dor Dem @efGngniB gu be-
tpa6ren.
Nebnli9 mabten es bic Sreunbe bcs
Collectors Der Douglas 8arf Mtuitcal
SocietD," 0api6 s.. 2tibton. Qtu6 bciIen
Nbre6nungen ftimmten nm cine betrGcbtz
li6e Summe nicb. 9a er ftb couiequent
tpei9erte, Die fir etgene 3pede Derpan0te
Summe gu erieben, 10 erfoGgte feline Ser
baFtung. Qus er ii9 beute oieierbalb Dor
&i6ter @berbarbt berantmorten ioQte, erz
fIdrten feline QnflGger, baB 6ie Nngele8enz
belt CUR 3ufrtebenbeit Der 8etbeiti9te1 ygez
~ietteLt" tporben wdre. Na3 3ablun8 bon
81 Soften fonnte Nibton ais FREEZER Wann
ben 9ert6tSlaal Derlaifen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Steute es III 6umm an.

NlS am Sounta8 Nabmittog 9e9en 3
u0r etnige Sungen i'm Sole beS Leerftebenz
ben 6ouieS bon GbomaS @oug6lin, SO
8lue SSIanO Noe., iptelten, iaben iie, tpie
Elm tbnen trentoer Ofann i'm eriten StoGz
inert DeS !Sau1eS dQe 8leir06ren berauSz
ritz. Sic bci9loiien, ben 01ann in ieiner
Nrbett gu it0ren unb nacb Dem /. StoGz
inert Granddaughter. 0ocb oa Tie bierbei
81 Dtel 9drm mocbten, 9clang eS Dem
Otebe (oenn ein iolcber mar esq gu entz
fommen. Sben a%n9efommen fanben Bic
Sun9en einen 6aufen Deraus8eriiIener
Jt0bren 0ut etnen 0aufen 5uian1nengelegt,
llo on0ere nltr nob an 0er Nano bGn@
geno. Sic bera5ri9ttgten bic balb barauf
Die @egcnb abpatroutairenben 0etecttpeS
l00ue un0 @reeo bon benz @eiebenen lnb
blieben auf 0eren 0tatb in Der NG6e oeS
0auieS.
@e9en 6 ubr fam Der 0teb ipieber, unb
gttemanocn III Ser 9ta66ari6aft ieben6,
Ibltb er 1ib mieoer in bic MoAnung binz
duf, bolte Die 3uiammengelegten G06ren
Dtnab unO Oerbarg ite III etnem Stale.
OO9 Die fletnen Spione battett i'm 6tnauf>
9ebcn IeDen uno Die in bet 9tGbe lauernben
9etectiDe5 9%erufen. 0ieie no6men i'm gez
rabe, ais ct BEN Stall berLailen moute, in
@mpfang. 6eute 1tanb Ser Oieb, Der
ieinen Namen nit 8arneD Stemper angab,
uno it9 IN 8oli3eifreien feine8 9uten &ufeS
e~rfrcut, bor Gt6ter Gberbarot inter Der
Nntlo9e oeS @tnbru33 un0 Der 8ermO9enSz
i~b0ot9un9. Nn9eiicbtS beS erbriidenben
8eipet8matertalS Der3tcbtcte Stemper auf
Elm SorperbOr uno puroe unter $780,
8tr8l9aft Dem G~rtminoISeri6t ibcrz
%ipieien.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Kampf nit Giubredern.
Cine Giraoe 3wiiben poli5iten uno Gin=
bredern, bel Ger erltere oen Siee oapon
tra9en.

gta4 einem ber5tpeifelten Sample geIang
eS 9eitcrn Abenb bcm 8oli3iiten Wbalen
bon Der 0eSplaineS Ctr. Station unb Dem
Spe5iolpoli3iiten Oh See BON Ser Chicago,
Wtilmautae & Ct. Baul Giienbabn Nnton
Sn1ttb, ben Qtnfiibrer elmer 8anoe BON
Gtnbrebern, tpel6e in Lester 3eit Der 9ez
nannten 8aDn Dtel ali i6affen ma9ten,
fcit3unebmen. Grit am lebten Wtittmob
bra6en tie in etnen al Der Q8eitern 9lpe.
uno Single Str. ite6enben Tracbttpa9en
elm, i3olien auf ben 6in5ufommenoen
8ei9enfteuer SO6n 8anbleigb, peripunz
oeten ibn AM linfen 8ctn nno er8riffen
0ann nit elmer reibe1 8eute Sic 6lucbt.
Snfol9e oeiien lieB maj ieitoem bic ganSe
@egeno 3tpti6en 0er 9eSplaineS Ctr. u10
Beitern Npe. an BET Single Ctr. auf'5
S6Grfite bon @ebeimen un6 Spe3idl7
BoliStiten bepaben. 9u See unb Wb0len
gin9en aulammen tur3 Dor 5ebn u9r an
Der @fe 6er @eitern Qlps. UNI Single Str.
poriiber, ais ite pi@t &erle an einem sort
itebenben Srobttpagen orbeiten ia6en.
Sic 9tn9en auf 0ielelben gu un6 fOr6erten
lie auf, itdb 81 ergeben. Stat aler 2tntz
mort %iauiten ibnen mebrere Biitolenfugeln
bi6t an ben Obren boriiber. gtatiirli9
3o9e1 tie ebenfaIS lire GeDolper un6 eS err
fol8te Elm S6neQfeuer, bel benz 9lidlicber
Weiie gtientGn6 gu Sbaoen fam. QtlS Die
@tnbrecber ale Qdufe ibrer GeoolDer 8es
Ieert batten, er9riffen fte bic Tludt. 9ie
g oLt5tften folgten i6nen auf benz SUB unb
ftngen Smith na6 lGn9erer Sago Elm. Die
Qn0eren enttamen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Qd6trao.

Sn SO. Al 6er lan6tpirtb 6aftli6cn 8eis
lage tpirD in Dem Dortrefljben Qlrtifel:
Ser Tlabsbau unb 8eic9rGntung Der
6anbar6cit BET bemielbeu", mttget9eiIt,
baB Yrofeiior Bauer in Stuttgart Elm bon
ibm erfun0eneS E0tbeDerfa6reu bat paten=
tireu Iaiien, moburcb bic QSalierrOtbe err
ieBt, alio audi ba5 ipdtere Qtu8breitcn Oe3
6lacbleS &C. beieitigt pir6. SIS tptrb gaI5
prattil6 uno I'M @roBeu auSf!tbrbar" M
pfoblen. Oies 8erfabren tpGre benin 9cz
nib audi erfolgreib BEL Site un0 &amie,
iiberbaupt bel ieoer Saierpflan5e. 6eren
9(nbau i'm 0roBen itcb lObnt, an5upenOen.
Nte ptele Qlrten Der Iebteren e8 namentIicb
in unierem 9rOBen 9tabbaritaate 0tertfo
giebt, DaS lit gum groBen S9eiIe nod unz
b%efan1t, neil biSber nenig &ultipirung5z
periu6c 81 ibrer 8ermettbung angeiteut
ipuroen. 50 Diel a6er lit getDiB un6 err
%ipieien, 6aB mebrere berieIben iih erfOtgz
retb pertpertben lieBen.
8enn nun Elm 6err, beIien Shame
bier ni9tS our Sa6e tbut, mir
Dor auraem i6rieb: rSute lit 0ers
iubt pOr6en unO bat ii9 ni6t be-
pGbrt" 10 1T iotAem ltrtbeil audi nibt 6aS
minbeite @etpicht ~bet5ulegen. Sc6 erpibere
barauf: 8ei0e, Suite uno &amie, iin6,
pie Dben ausfi9rlicb bertdbtet, in Seras
auf gr0Beren 8ooenfldcben ge3ogen - benn
chi Giner 40, Der Mn0ere iogar 100
@cre nit Suite beiteut, 10 bari MAJ iOl6e
SlG6en taum nod ais 8~eriub5feloer be-
5etbnen unb ba6en ft9 ~9IGn5enb
betDG6rt. @ab5lbum un6 8eibaffenbeit
Der Safer lieBen nicbts gu wini9en ibrig.
Nber bic m / s ungenenG ntfaie<
rungsoer II d 6e5 8rofciiorS SIRE
nlerp bon STEMS orleans, Der bamals ben
SmpulS sum- Qtnbou i'm gr0Bcren WaBz
itabe CAB, ba6ur9, baB ct ieine 0iai1ine
ais unibertreffib anprteS, iDareu uub
iino Ser @runb, baB bic 6arner, Die 8abn
brecben tpoaten, tbre ni3t unerbebli6cn
Spfer umionit bracbten.
Wteiae @ntTaierung8maibine lift pOuz
tommen, lit mperbelierLib. Sober Sa9z
nan - Me9auifer, Maicbtnen6auer -
Der Die 3eibnun8 geieben, erfennt baS an.
S4 pcroe bG8 Batent porerit i'm NorbcG,
benin Slacb53i6ter, ocrpert6en uno bin felt
bopon ii6er8eu8t, 10 getUiB v3wei a
5tpet Ter limb" uno y3p0Lf
8fun6 S6ienftetib eine frdfz
ttge Suppe lit pier 8 er
ltefern," oaB meGne WfaIdbute in aucrnQ3z
iter 3eit i'm ionnt9en Sil6en, b~eionoerS inn
Derrltben SeraS, 8abn brecben miro fir oeIt
augemeinen Qnbau bon SUITE uuo &amic
unO i%onitige, fir ba8 iiblicbe 8lima gceig=
nete 8aierpflan3en. 9. S6ramm.