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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
To CHICAGO
To MILWAUKEE,

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y state OF Michigan County OF Gratot. SIS.
I'm the matter of the estate of Katie l. sheldon,
deceased Notice j. hereby given, that In pur-
suaucc on and order granted TO the under
signed administrator of the estate OF said de-
ceHsed. by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the
county OF GrAtiot. on the eth day OF April a. d.
1884 there viii be sold AT public vendue, to the
highest bidder at the premises. in the county
or gratiOt. i'm said state, on Wednesday, the
2lth day of June a. q. 1894. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day subject to all encum-
hrauces by mortgage or otherwise existing at
the time OF the death Of said deceased. or at
tie time OF said sale the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Lot three (3 on block
three l3j In Lyman G. Cohoon's addition 10 the
cordiug to the recorded plat thereof.
HIRAM w HUGHES,
Administrator.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
CALF FEEDER.

and SO takes to it readily, even giving
it the affectionate bunting he is ac-
customed to bestow ON his mothers I'd
der
Itsprice is not very high, and for those
who have trouble with raising calves it
might supply want The truth is,
however, that any calf can be taught to
drink ont of pail when it is week or
10 days old, and it will thenceforth
thrive very well. The trough or pail
should be firmly fixed so that the foolish
little brute will not butt it over.
The patent calf feeder here represent
ed has been used to considerable ex-
tent in rearing calves from beef COWS
when the mother did not give enough
milk to keep the calf in the best condi-
ton. In some cases this wooden COW is
worth trying
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

A curious objection urged against road
reform is the assertion that it is n move
ment simply Tor the benefits Of riders
and makers az bicycles. a narrow path
answers every purpose Of the riders Of
bicycles, and it is far more reasonable
to suppose that the bicyclers, composed
as they are Of intelligent, enterprising
and public spirited men, have been pc
culiarly impressed with the horrible con-
dition Of the roads in their trips through
the country, and that they have learned
to appreciate the benefits that must come
to the farmers, and through the farmers
to the cities, from improved public thor.
oughfares. - Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
Gone to Rest.

Ester (Mitchell) Lepley was born
June 9Th, 1912, In the township of New
Lisbon, Pa. While young her parents
moved to the state of Ohio, her mother
dying on the journey. She was united
in marriage to Daniel Lepley in Wayne
county, Ohio; raised family of eleven
children, two sons and nine daughters,
Of whom, one con and eight daughters
are living. Her oldest son served in
the Mexican war and died in New Or
leans on his way home, one daughter
dying before him at the age of sixteen.
Her husband, Daniel Lepley, died
March End, 1850, in the township of
Sharon, Medina county, Ohio. In 1873
she came to Michigan, staying eight
years then going back to Ohio where
she remained until two years ago when
she returned to Alma to make her home
with her two daughters living here,
Mrs. James Sanders and Mrs. Ansel
Farr, where she died May 25th, 1894,
aged 81 years, II months and 10 days.
She gave her heart to God in her young
motherhood and died fully trusting in
her Saviour. Rev. McAllister conduct
ed the funeral services from the M. Z.
church Sunday afternoon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

The agitation for another bond is
sue has begun. The administration
for the first time in generation, is
running the country into debt and
has already borrowed $50,000,000.
But that is not enough. The New
York Herald, referring to the export
of gold says: Meanwhile the govern
ment expenditures continue to ex-
coed the receipts-the excess for the
first five days of the current month
being three millions. Congress can
afford to defer action in this matter.
The gold reserve, which ID the sole
basis of our towering structure of
paper money, must be restored
and maintained and the treasury
must by provided with means to meet
its current expenses. The secretary
must be authorized TO borrow and
congress pass the Cumhingsbill pro.
viding for the popular loan." Under
Harrison's administration nearly
$500, 100000 Of the national debt
was paid, all the current obligations
of the government were met without
the necessity of borrowing a dollar,
and yet the Democratic administra-
ton is in the hole already s75 900,
o0a has borrowed 100000, and
r0W Calls Tor more. How do the
peOpie nAe ,ne Domocratic manage
ment of national affairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
James G. Clark of Detroit has be

James G. Clark of Detroit has been
convicted Of the crime of altering
Wayne county election returns in
the vote on the salary amendment.
Clark's conviction is the first for the
series of stupendous frauds perpe-
trated in this state in the spring elec-
tions of 1898, by which the will of
the people was defeated and the re-
turns were made to show that the
constitution had been amended so as
to grant an increase in the salaries
of several state officers. Clark was
charged with assisting in altering
the returns of Wayne county so as
to make the affirmative vote ALSO
more than 1t actually was. He was
member of the footings committee
that certified this result TO the Wayne
county canVassing board.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
MONTAGUE. Mich. Nov. lS

MONTAGUE, Mich, Nov. IL, 1898.
w. Windecknecht, wealthy farmer
Of Muskegon Co., personally appeared
before me, this day, and says: That
for the past year or so he was afflicted
with weakness, trembling heart failure
extreme nervousness and headache:
that he consulted with Physicians but
received no benefit. He was persuaded
- "A friend To try sample bottle OF
DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer, and he
SAYS the trembling and nervous feeling
was Immediately stopped 10y its use.
Afterwards he used two bottles of the
same medicine and SAYS he is entirely
cured" Signed, w. WINDECKNECHT.
Sworn To and subscribed before me a
Notary Public for Muskegon County,
state Of Michigan.
JAS. MORRISON
THIS medicine sold 10y Ii. NanDen-
Bergh. 'si-l3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
n II prrIRERuAM
p. II. .PULKERHAM,
Dealer in Choice Teas, Unparalleled
Coffee, Cheapest Sugars, and all kinds
OF Family Groceries, Domestic and
Imported, at the Great Continental
, Store and Home Supply Emporium,
90 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

"Well, Mr.. Puikerham, what can we do
for you" said the editor.
You see, mister, it's just this way" said
the grocer as he took a chair. Business
amt what it orter be and ordinary adver.
Using don't seem to draw worth q cent
Now, ever since Sanford, who keeps the tea
store on the corner above, was accused OF
having two wives living-one In the peni
tertiary and the other hawking fruit In ST.
Louis--the women flock to his store to buy
their groceries. Now, II you would write
column saying that had eloped with TIVE
beautiful daughters of one Of our leading
citizens, and my wife, for the sake Of the
family, had kept the horrid secret to hsr.
self, it might draw Sanford's customers u
my store. I'll go away for few days, and
the sympathy my wife will get will give
my business boom that will tide US oven
these dull days"
"You are not half rs much of fool as
you look" said the editor.
"Well, that Is neither here nor there.
You send up one Of your young men to get
some points as to my bad character from
the neighbors. Give me whole column.
Don't spare me- Say that keep my old
grandmother chained In the cellar Pile it
on as thick as you have mind to. I'll pay
the bill-full rates. A whole column, re
member, on the first page, with big mead
line. So long."-Texas sjftIpeA
~ :un\-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
PhlLH RACE.

Yes, his memory is fading,
Other runners take his place.
But . few Of US remember
Phil the athletes browning race.
For Lord Trevor had fortune
Staked uponAhim, and he knew
II he lost the race twould ruin
Trevor-aye, and others too.
Therefore. when the surgeon told him
Death raced with him breath for breath
PLY replied he'd pledged his honor
To beat Murray-likewtse Death.
So they set out. Phil and Murray.
Il was grand to see Phil start
In his One old tranquil fashion,
The death warrant at his heart
Had rumor reached Lord Trevoyf
He showed nothing as he stood
With the hand that held the eyegla0
Steady as II carved in wood
And his countenance impassive.
Did he murmur inwardly
That IL would be deuced awkward
II the man he backed should dief
Oh, but we know the secret.
Not pulse beat, not a breath
Seemed 10 stir the air about US
AS Phil ran his race with Deathl
All had stakes down on the issue,
All, but some with right good will
Would have lost them, every penny.
They backed Death, but backed Phil
Suddenly he darted forward,
And we knew that all was well
AS he left behind his rival,
Passed the winning post-and fell.
White and still-we rushed to aid him.
Nay, but he had need of none.
Death was nearer him than Murray,
Pressed him hard, but Phil had wonl
May Kendall In Longman's Magazine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

Senator Brice is now worried lest
Republicans stop the wheels of
government" The Senator can be
quiet. Republicans, as rule, "pay
their taxes" and stand by the flag,
and are law.abiding. "The wheels
of government shave been safe in
the hands of the Republicans in very
trying periods in the past.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
PURELY PRACTICAL.
Ee Wasn't Half as Much Of Fool ~ he
lacked.

re Wasn't Half as Much Of Fool ~ He
Looked.
As he shot into the editorial arena he
wiped his bald head with his gaudy silk
handkerchief.
II want to be attacked" he said as he
winked at the answers to correspondents
editor.
1.-THE man who attacks people and who
sheds the innocent gore of indignant readers
who have had their names spelled wrong
in the paper can be found down the passage,
second floor on the left" said the mild
young man, who was indicting an answer
to Julia B. IS request for recipe to remove
freckles from her ear
you misunderstood my meaning. young
man." said the stranger as he dived into his
pocket and produced by s business card,
on which was printed:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
0| Blacksmith Work
and General
Horse ShOeing
Tire Setting and Repairing.
First-class work done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Chas. Fishhecs.
Lumon Gee,
I'll U. s. Pension Attorney
.| Justice Of The Peace
sl Insurance and Collections

Prosecutes all claims against the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and suspended.
Claims reopened and successfully prose-
cuted. / have all the rulings of the
department as fast as issued.
Give your business to an old soldier
that is right here where you can see
and talk to him. Ii you want advice
come and see me.
No fees unless successful
Office over Vermeulen's Grocery,
Alma. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

a good road law IS desirable; bat, as
Virginia has found TO hrcoat, 10 is well
to have one that is constitutional The
law Of that state provid 4 that every
man who did not pay a road taE should
do a certain amount cs wolkoA The pub
lie highway This work one farmer re-
fused TO do aud was arrested. lie car.
ried the case TO the supreme court and
the decision was ia his favor Similar
laws prevail IL other states. Baltimore
American.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

Weaver is in the field again for
Congress. go, that fine Italian
hand, and the voice that is never
still"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
A BOSTON IDEA.

Patent Calf Feeder Invented bya New Eng
land Man.
The illustration shows now tangled
calf feeder which is in use in some quar-
tiers. Those who have tried it praise it
highly. so far as heard from. The calf
seems to think this feeder is its mother
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
To DairyInen.

No calf should be raised for dairy pur-
poses from q cow of weak constitution
or one with organic disease.
The wise dairyman provides soiling
crops to patch out the dry pastures dur.
ing the summer time
1t is poor economy to turn herd Of
cows into q large pasture and allow
them to roam about all day when all
they get is exercise.
Uncleanliness in milking, not cooling
the milk quickly after milking, bad fod-
der, bad air in stables and disease in
cows are causes Of tainted milk.
Stunning the calf's growth is running
into debt for the future.
You can prevent a cows kicking by
buckling strap tightly around the body
just forward Of the udder. New York
Examiner.
Minister Buchanan took with him 70
Buenos Ayres Theoretically sealed jar
of butter that was churned two years
ago. II 1t is in good condition, he thinks
IL will prove that butter trade can be
developed with South America.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01

Forty pounds Of power viii move q
ton Oh q good macadam road.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
6robher,oethuln.
Qus Ser bduptitaSt.

Sei Serrn @ilbelm Stomps, Dem
Mulitalienbdnoler Der Saupttabt, Iino
Die q leBten Werte bes beim9e9an9enen
acknowledges Sids in feds 2ieie-
rlln9en erihieneu. IS limb bieies:
/. Den Her an d'Madamm Tullepant.
Operette in ! Akt Won Dicks, Musk
Won Professor l.. Menager;
2. De Grengor, Operette in 2 Akten;
Won Dicks, Musk Won Kapellmeister G..
kahnt;
3. En- as rosen, Operette in / Akt Won
Dicks, Musk Won Prof. l.. Manager,
4. Eng Stemmonk, Operette in / Akt
Won Dicks, Musk Won klavierlehrer A,
Berrens;
5. De Sch6ster Bob6, Operette in /
Akt Won Dicks, Musk Won Kapell-
meister q. Kahnt;
6. De feianer Weiszert, humoristische
Scene NIT Prosa Won DICKS, Musk von
Dicks; I'm Friedensgericht, humori-
stische Scene NIT Prosa Won Dicks,
Musk Won l.. Menager.
am @beno oes sweiten @eibs
ra6tstases fano i'm Gon9rs9ationsae-
bauoe Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
Saar, Woisl, Gifel uno 6amsri6.

Srier. SaB man feinen @uqen.
bid tleine &iuoer auBer M9t lalien
iOl. benefit iolgenSer Gorfall. Scs
%oreiiabri9e SObndeu zines Yolitermsi=
tiers bano lih einsn Strid um oas
rehte 8ein unb beieiigte benielben au1
9leidseiti9 an Dem 8il9el oeS aui Dem
Sfen itebenoen &aiiseteNels. Ser
8leine entisrnte iih Ton ieinem Gtano.
Orte. Der &aHeeteTel fi,l beruutsr uno
bas lieOeno leiBe Waiisr eraoB iid
iiber Die Seinbeu oss unglidlihen
Ginoes, Die perbriibt purben. - Serr
piarrer StOf bon @nren bat gesen bas
llrtbeil Der Straitammsr 81 @oblsns
&spiliOn einselegt; bic Sahe tommt
am 10. Sanuar am &eidsaeri9t 81
2eip,i9 Sur.G erbanolun9. - Sn Haun
(eifeD berridt Die Snflususa. Sn
manten Srteu lterben piele 2eute.
Graersbeim M, 81. Ss,. @pri9e
@ode III oas ebemalise Simonis'i9e
SdlOB bier, nebit ben ansren3enoen
9Imoereien, bonn Gelenber9er Srappi-
ltentlOlter tdufib er,porben moroen.
Der Mntauispreis. Der Sismli1 bob
itebt, miro BON Or. Miiaer-S imonis
in bobbersiser s8eiie 81 spei Sritteln
geoeft. Na1 Dem We9,us oss ieBiseu
Snbabsrs - Gnbe Sebruar = miro
iofort nit Der Sinrihtuns Der porban-
oenen uno Der @rbauuns Don ueusn
notbwenoi9sn Sauli1ieiteu ~be9onnsn
weroen, 10 oaB Die uusefdbr so Mit.
slieoer sdblenbs 8loitsraemsinoe Der
Srappilinnsu bon Selenbers ibr usues
Seim i'm na4tsn Ssrbit iaVa bs,isbsH.
fdun. "r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
bel welder iolSenOe Seomten cr.

iommlung, bel weider iol9eroe Seomteu CT
IoGblt iuurocu:
Erulioent W. ~. Fdltoret;
Nicc.|rdiioeut-S. i. &epfer;
GctretGr-Srauf u. ltielen;
G6atmeilter-Sobu Gidler;
Grutee--S. Nepter.
+. W q y. TafeS hat ieine iiir
$4,000 peranl blugte ,S0rm bierlelbit 0eoel ell
III Wilipaltee lie9elloes @rlulbitiit nebit
Sotel pertaul6t. Gr piro iebo6 i'm ,gelobs
ten yailoe Canaan" mobneu bleibelt ilo Iein
Gel6aftslotal in Bier atbet" perrenten.
So6;eitsieier. am 16. Sanuor
teierte oas llln9e Srautpaar, Srl Soa gSeis
sci, So6ter oes 0rl. Gruit @eusel, nit benz
Vrdlti9am, Srn. Niuie Seitfe pom 9tanoom
gate, leine SobSeit su Sreoonia, @iS. Die
SrauuiS fano in Der ct. HallS=6 STRIDE TAFT
NIB wuroe bon Hep. 8riilemalo i'll 05e9eils
mart Sablreiber Safe ieierli6 pou;ogeit.
gfa6bem bic @Gite I'M Nau.le Der Glterit Der
~ralt lid leibli6 9eitGrtt battelt orrb eih
I~oleuneS So6Seitsmabl, 9il9 eS III trobllber
StimmuI9 uno inter Wullt na6 Der Sol=
9erbale, mDielblt lid Die irobell SodicttSs
gate bis lpGt in Die 9ta6t aui'S Alerbelte
Gmulirteu. Giel slid Dem lln9en Gbepo0r
Qu1 benz Sebelsipe9e.o
Gem y9lppletnn @efer" lit oas
SolgenOe e%ntnommen:
albert SdrOber, eiu Sormer inn Conn
Treeopm rpobnbait, rel i'll leillem Stalle Don
elmer 10 iSIB boben geiter ullo brad lem
Sbliillelbein uno Swei Gippsn, auBeroem
nod amoere SerleBulgei oapontrageno.
SrpkOem er bereitS 20 SQbre ;dhlt, betiloet er
ii6 aui benz Ne9e ST l9neler Selierung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

Meper unter 9rOBem 3uorana p%erltei-
CERT. - Sier wurDe oas 6jGbrige Sot-
terden oes ProIeiiDrs Serrn Subertp
iiberfabren. Die TerleBung Toll ults
beoeuteno lein. - Der Wagnermeilter
3penen bon Shuienmible (Sels) wllroe
i'm Disable bon Strolden iiberiallen uno
ieines @eloes beraubt. - gm 20.
Deg. Oeridieo bier uah ldngerem Gran-
tenlaaer, i'm sitcr BON "a Sabren Ssrau
0ittrpe Berg. seb. &atb. Wolitor.
Sdwiegermutter oes Serrn Profeilors
uno Staotratbes Waguer. - Mn, 30.
Se3. puroe Der prattiih=tbepretiihe
Srennerturlus an Der 9lderbauihuIe
nod 5td9iger Sauer 9eidlOlieu. OBJ
pobl Der DIRECTION sablreite Numel.
olIn9en 3u9eganSen uaren. 10 tonuteu
bod bios Scbn &uriiIien s~uselalen ruer.
ben, & oerielben iino 81 aleidsr 3eit
geiuher oes lanow. @interturius.
Stesen (bei Sietirh). liner
i'm 9dn,en Sano beitbetanntsr SleIt,
Dem Die Staatsmeute anpertraut lit,
bat Dor einisen Sagen in Den Waloun.
gen, oes 8rOBbersoas, wel1e on oas
Ioaenannte .Srotentbal" (Settion ste.
GEM itoBen, einen 98iloerer aufgearif.
zen, Der eben i'm gesriHe itanb, Reb.
'blinaen 81 ieben; Der aus Meoerna1
9ebiirtiae @ilooieb batte bereits orei
S6linaen seieBt uno trlls nod smei in
Der Saide. -
Sin SunggeielIenoorf.
Mls &uriOium Deroient erndbnt Az
rperoe1. oaB es I'M Ceslina Elm Sorf
nit Yfarrtirde uub 9altor aibt, in
tpel6em rueoer Mann nod Grau Iebt.
IS sibt bort nur undergraduates Der.
ionen. Sas Suitsasieaenoori beist.
tpie Die yMroenner 3eitung" mittbeilt:
Ginoi6leioen.
8osoOrf, 81. Ses. Sier 1T felt
einiaen Sagen fait bic Sdlfte Der Gin.
pobner mebr Ooer weniser idper sr.
trantt.
Gid a. b. g. 25. Se;. Sie
reue StraBe bon Sid nab Neun9au.
lsn=arsoorf iOa in turssr 3eit bsrss-
iteut iuerosn.
Suri6eio. 26. Ges. goraefern
fano Der su Sdeioel mobnenoe gisen.
tbiimer Sobanu Widel Stei6en, oaB
i'm Grt gen. .8rasoslt", gann Sch.
men, in leinem 4ferltiife orei iunae
@epielbdume. ionic III isiner unferu
sele9enen Gobbede unseidbr2 % StGmmle
am Vooen absebauen iuorosn paren.
&reuSnah. 80. Seq. 8elanbet
luiroe 9eitern Rahmittas balb 3 ubr
am @iebmartt aus Der Nabe bic Qei6e
oes 4~6jdbriaen @irtbes Gbrifopb
CONNER BON bier, nahoem Der @ea
nannte ieit uOrgeltern abeuo ihon per.
mist moroen mar. Nad benz arstliden
Vefunoe 1T es es spsifelos, baB Som.
nler ben aoo i'm Waier freimiais &c.
lubt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
Gliabs2OtbriWaen.

Meb, 16. Ses. Sin Srdulein aus
@eB, ipeldes ieit suansis Monaten
Neldbmt gu Bette lag, besebrte iid uah
9ouroes su beaeben, I'm oa Seiluns sl
iuden; Die @ltsrn wilistsn i1liebli9
Elm. Mm 0orabeno oes Settles ,llnbe.
fledte g%mpfdnsniB Marid" traf bic.
ielbe in 2Ouroes elm; am 6reitag puroe
Tie punoerbarsr Weiie ssbeilt.
Sn WaIheio perbrannte elm
pier Sabre altern&nabs, Der unbeaui.
iihti9t in Der Wobnitube aeipeIen NOR
uno oas Sientbiirhen seOiinet bate.
Mui Der Strede @snoenbeim= SoIot
itiirste Elm Wagen i'm &iessuge INN uno
puroe ie6s &ilometer melt 9ei9leiIt.
Sn Gbrinsen idoIsn Yuriden
oas neue Sabr an. Ginsm 2~0jabri9sn
S~iinalins 9in9 ein SaoeltOd ourd ben
Sopf. oab er sleid tOot mar.
Sn Stieriuseu= 8enoel
iloa in Der N~euiabrsnadt Elm Tampi.
teilel in Die 2uft; bon ben Mrbeiterr
lino einige. aber unerbeblid perlsBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
9biMrift.
arrisburs, ga. 5. Aug. 1898.
u. .. &pnaro,
Weber Netterl

Sarrisburs, ga. 5. aIs. 1898.
q. 3. &pnaro,
Sieber Better!
0ein Streiben pom 1. 9lus. babe i6 rid:
tt9 erbolteu lnlo 9elelelt ulo modte ais Nut=
mort 81 crit bemerten, baB unier IIameu 3tei:
ner geidrieben meroeu lou. Sd bin i'm Ses
liee elmer abldriit bes Seitameutes meires
llr9roBuaterS weldes :. Gbritiau &einsr 9e=
;eidnet III. Welu @roBpater mar Der erite,
meId)er l~eiten 9tamen 10 il l9reibeu wie bic
les bellte oelhiebt. ySarllm otele Nenoerun9,
lpelB tb lldt. sd babe ebeniallS eilen alls=
ld)lltt aus elller ISeltlltQ pol ct. Xouls Oor
etlpd ,3eblt SaDreu Der, lpe!be fol9enoe Ses
lai9te Sibt:
GS loll i'll 0oufien, i'm S0ni9rei6e Hiirs
tembero cine ,yamilie ndInens Steiner 0euobut
babell, pelde Smei SObue ;dblte bic ie 9bilipp
<acob Heiuer uno Gapio Geiner bieBeu. Ter
erltere perlieB leile %Sneintatb uno moblte on
Nnoieu ais ieine ;ufiinftige Seimatb. Otuu
uerlor ieoe Spur oeSlelben bis 1885 ale man
pom ibm b0rte mn ;par inter Dem Nomen
Once Sombre, zines IooptIpiobues Der Be
9rline pom Sumaroc. Sn 1886 ltarb Die Se=
9unte NIB 9emdB benz Serte oeS br~ittild1en
WeleSes, muroe er, Once Sombre (Ybilipp
Sacob Geiner Der Grbe oeS groBen geiiss
tblmeS. Der Gdter meiles WroBpaters mar
nomlib upll NouIlell IN @iirtemberg 9efomz
men.
9luS benz Sbigen er9ibt lid fir mid, baB
mir Die Srben lilo. Sic l6reIben Sic bdttelI
oil Sprls mio Sobanu 9eI6rieben. Otein
&ater Cirrus III toot. Sobanu lebt nod.
is lou mid i~relIerl III ir9euo elmer 3eit pom
Sblen 81 boren.
Sbretc.,
s. u. &ynarb.
Sie pbi9en S6riiten lino ale ae=
oruft. is lit benielben aber fplgenoe
@enealosie ~angeban9t uno Sluar in
Sanol6riit uno unter Dem Sitel:
s5amiliensei6i6te:
@ oIisau9 Steiner Don Qouiieu,
Miirttember9, Seutlhlano, bate iiiui
SObue: Georg, Wtibael, :. Gbriitian,
Gbilipp at b uuo 0apib. is
III ni6t betannt, Oh er 8Otter bate. -
9eilen Sobn
). Sbrtltian Hetne r, lller llrlrgroBs
pater, wlroe in ooer bel Voulleu Dor 1859
geboreu, lieB ll6 nieoer NIB ltarb III ltelp
Nampton 60, lSa. Selieu Seltament
trd9t bos Satum II. Sept. 1884, 1T ge
ri6tli6 beglaubiSt an ~. Oft. 1884,
weeu eltameuteS mir eiue
i6riftli6e Abi6riit baben. Gr
bate pier Sobue uno ;wei ! o d.
ter, Sobann, Sobanu SItob, Sbriitiar,
Wtartin (eini9e erbeu Wtartiu'S lebten Dor
etma 30 Sabren i'll Ct. gouiS, Mo-. sta
tbariua, Waria @lilabetb.
: o b q Heimer, uuier llr9roBpater,
,plroe i'll Nortbamptou So, ga, 9eboren
uno itarb i'm Wtai 1855. Gr bate eineu
Spbu uno orsi S06ter, Sobann, Maria,
Moria Gliiabetb uno 0tabael. Sein
Sobn
s pbauu &eiuer, unler @roBuater
mn Der Grte Der ieineu Nameu Jtpnaro
i6rteb, wuroe 1895 aeborer, bate orei
S0bue ulo ;pei SOdtet, 9prus ~, Seres
miab ., Sobauu, 0iaria uno Satbarina.
Gas Wort II II wiro 9ebraubt iiir bic
Sinoer oes 6pruS a., Seremlab O., Sobauu,
Wtaria unO %aatbdriua. is beiBt, cine rad
fommir booe eiIIeu Wiuuu NamenS Fen &c
b%eiratbet uno wobue III Cincinnati, Spio.
Ger S6reiber bieles lit u. .. Rpraro,
Sobn 0cS Seremiab 3. Rpuaro. Foltoiiice=
Aorelle; Sent, Portase so, Sbio.