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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Sin. ANA Sinners.


The safe in Pope's theater at st.
Louis was cracked and $500 stolen.
William Morgan has been arrested at
Ottumwa, Iowa, for the attempted muir.
der of John Bennett at keb.
-Four members Of the Louisville city
council have been indicted for bribery
and perjury.
The jewelry store Of Orr Keith at
West Branch, Iowa, was robbed of
property worth $1,000.
Two men are held by the coroner
for causing deaths in South Carolina's
whisky war.
Tony Ellison was killed near Hous-
ton, Tex, by Gilbert Smith, youth OF
| eighteen years, the outcome of de-
bauch.
Because tag was pinned to his coat
John Williams stabbed Walter johnson
to death at revival meeting in Oliver,
Ohio.
Leslie G. Niblack, night editor of the
Guthrie, o. T., Leader, was stabbed by
an unknown man, who escaped, though
shot after.
Deputy Secretary of State Lindholn,
/ VI AsAlSAIt5uAS Has ACu 4lOAh
leaving a letter admitting a shortage In
his accounts.
Temperance zealots near Tecumseh,
Ok, hanged young man to cure him
of habitual drunkenness. No arrests
have been made.
William Andrews died at Greens.
burg, Ind, from injuries received in a
quarrel with Henry Updike, who sur
rendered.
Hattie Mitchell, wanted as witness
in the trial Of Parker and McAfee for
murder, was arrested at indianapolis
to prevent her leaving the state.
Cincinnati police learned that Alex
s. Paris, the young Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad forger, had been arrested on a
train in California.
Isador Taylor fatally Shot his mother.
in-law, Mrs. Henry Rock of Upper San
dusky, Ohio. and escaped. They had
quarreled about property.
Elizabeth Slaughter, aged seventy.
who lived alone in Pomeroy, Ohio, was
found dead with three bullet holes III
her head There is no clue to the muir.
derer.
John Huffman was arrested for steal
ing O Bible and other books from O
school house at Bowen, Ill. He had O
Ratchet on his person when arrested
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Wednesday, April IL.

Lakota is booming it's Fourthsof July
celebration.
Harry Delany has found a plant of
the Russian thistle near Pisek in Walsh
county.
Bishop Mallalieu will preside at the
Methodist conference which convenes
lat Wahpeton, April 10.
The Mimic band is making an effort
to secure Liberatti, the famous coro-
netist.
Three Devils Lake boys smeared axle
grease over the gate at Sam Wine
mans residence, while a card party
was being given. When the guests de-
parted their clothes were more or less
ruined by the stuff. The boys. were
fined and imprisoned.
The ladies of Mayville have presented
States Attorney Carmody and Assist
ant States Attorney Leslie Of Trail
county two elegant chairs as token
of their appreciation Of the manner in
which the trial of the murderers Of the
Mayville police was conducted.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Personal,

Prof. Brown-Sequartl. the distinguish.
ed physician, died in Paris.
Harry Manning accidentally shot
Burt Maxfield while hunting near I.yn-
don, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Denman was killed at
Piqua,. Ohio, by being run over by a
| train.
Canon Wilberforce, it is said, thinks
that animals, as well as men, have
souls and will enjoy future life.
Sheriff Foster, of Monroe county,
Ala, was killed by Il negro desperate,
who will probably be lynched.
John Halstead, eighty years old,
Who had been missing for some time at
Boscobel, Wis, was found dead under
a fallen tree on his farm.
Frank Caldwell, boy fifteen years
| of age, died at Peoria as the result of
injuries received in the staadpipe acct
dent. He is the second victim.
Mrs. William Raymond and her three
children We're carried into the Hatche-
hubble river at Cherokee, Miss, by a
frantic horse and drowned.
Patrick Walsh, editor of the Augusta
Vii 0AAASASS AAaS oSSAA aPpOAASCu OAAtSu
States senator by the governor Of Geor-
gia.
Four children of Frank Bilski, an In
diana farmer. were poisoned by eating
poke roots. One has died and the 9TH
ers are in a critical condition.
Rudyard Kipling is by no means de-
pendent upon the fruits Of his pen for
an income. Hc has estates in Van
ccuyer which bring him handsome
amount yearly.
James Bragg Of Hawkinsville, Ca,
trained his dog to drive horse. While
Bragg was absent from his team the
other day the dog drove it home and
| the owner had to walk five miles.
Sir Howell Salmon, VIII, is to be the
conn. nderi n-chicf at Portsmouth,
England, in J1;ne, became laval cadet
when he was twelve years old, com
ncander at twcnty-three AID post
caLtain at twenty-eight.
Bret Harte resides with the Eal:.ian
minister in London. He devotes I'LL
his time to literature. He is over fifty.
is in poor health, drcsses in perfect
t3ste and is very handsome. He carls
about S15,o'W a year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Attempt to Wreck a Tratn.

Jtenesville, Mimi, April 14.--Attempt
was made to wreck a passenger troin on
the Winona & st. Peter road three miles
east of this ploce A large pile of ties
was placed on the track in such q posi-
ton as to derail a rapidly moving train.
Fortunately a freight engine at moderate
speed struck the obstruction, but was
not thrown from the track. The engineer
had the engine under control, which pre-
scented disastrous results. One tie was
showed under the pilot and slid on the
rails in front of the wheels until town
was reached. There is no clue to the
perpetrators Of the deed, although it ia
believed to have been committed by u
gang of trnmps who passed through town
yesterday.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Thursday, April IL.

The Drayton Agricultural association
held very successful spring fair last
week with large number of entries
In the grain and stock classes.
Gov. Shortrdge has issued quaran-
tine proclamation, prescribing the
strictest Of regulations relative to the
importation of cattle from the south.
Walsh's livery barn burned in Cas-
selton, Saturday, and twenty-six horses
were cremlted.
Moccasin Carrier, an Arrickaree In
dian, left the Berthold agency on the
22d ult., and has not been heard from
since 1t Is feared he met death In the
blizzard.
Barney Darling Of Jamestown, who
has been known for long time as q
daring crook" has been notified by q
vigilance committee OF the railroad
bows to leave town within twenty-four
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

What dress reforlners, from the
prince consort down, have sought in
vain to- accomplish, the cheerful dyna-
inter may bring about-the lombard
ment Of the high silk hat. A recent
bomb thrower in Rene carried the
murderous missile in his hat, ''stove-
pipe" and since then this kind of head
gear has become an object of suspicion
with the police and a symbol of an
archism.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Col Breckenridge can add to the ad-
vice Of Samuel Weller, Beware Of
vidders," by counseling his friends to
beware of typewriters," especially Of
those Of the feminine gender who pre-
serve notes Of the love letters they are
called upon to transcribe And 1t is q
rather aggravating circumstance that
the woman who is now adding to his
discomforts Is not only type writer,
but widow as well-a combination
especially dangerous to man of Brock
inridge's amatory bent and gave In
discretion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Mute as fish, seems to be another
Of the long list of proverbial sayings
that are. not founded on fact" A
French savant has discovered that the
finny tribes are provided with vocal or:
gans and talk, after their fashion, as
well as anybody. Perhaps even the
oyster, long considered mans superior
because Of knowing how to keep its
mouth shut, may yet prove, "garrul
ously given, babbler in the land"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Three munlmies have been discovered
in the ruins of building in New
York city and the coroner is now puz-
cling his head over them, as the law
eompels him to hold an ina1 st over
all bodies in which the cause of death
is not clearly known. Probably inves-
tigation will prove that the mummies
are the remains of the executive COM
mittee Of the Graut monument fund.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
Oregon Republican Ticket.

:. Portland, Or, April 13.-The Kepup-
lican state convention made the following
nominations Governor, w. p. Lord OF
Salem; secretary of state, H. r. Kincald
OF Eugene; associate justice of the su-
preme court. @. e. Wolverton; state treas
urer, Philip Etcham of Baker City IRE
nominated); attorney general, G. M. ldie-
man of Portland; superintendent Of pup
lie instruction, G. H. Irwin of La Grande
Three ballots were taken for state printer
without result.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Prof. Victor Horsley of London as
serts that trephining was do in tho
stone age, and has presented represent,
ations Of prehistoric skulls to prove
that the owners underwent and sur.
vived this delicate operation 5000
years ago, when here was nothing
better than bone drills and stone saws
with which to perform it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Dispatches state that Bill Dalton, the
notorious outlaw, has been fatally
wounded in Oklahoma. Bill always re-
covers from his fatal wounds, and mey
be depended upon to give the officers
of the law plenty of trouble yet.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

1t is proposed to create a national
park cut Of the Shiloh battlefield. Tie
conflict there was 1ne of the most mo-
meEtcus of the early part of the ciyil
war; and, although the Union forces
were practically defeated, they gained
an experience that proved of great
value afterwards,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

One of the most expert thieves Of
Chicago was woman, shot to death
the other day in quarrel with her par.
amour. Her sex only prevented her
from utilizing her peculiar abilities to
the fullest, as it debarred her from be-
coming an alderman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

The courts have decided that seven
years Of absence unexplained consti-
tutes the legal death of man, and that
insurance companies are liable on poll
cies issued upon his life. Most men
would as soon be dead as remain in
obscurity for that length of time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Corbett says he will whip Jackson in
twenty rounds. Perhaps he will, but
it is time he were about it. Words are
not as effective as blows in such mat.
tiers. The champion can never knock
the Senegambian out by his Boosting
He will have to use his fists.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
I4AxaDoH. NORTH DAKOTA
Most Of the muds OF the ocean are Of
deep blue color, which is due to flnly
divided iron pyrites.
One Of the members of the British
house Of commons is cab driver and
another is a butcher.

The Kong mountains and the Noun
tains Of the Moon, which are found on
most maps of Africa, are said to have
no existence.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

1t is sad to learn of an actor dying in
an insane asylum because the people
stayed away when he played Shaks-
pe1ean roles. But supposing the peo-
pie had been obliged to attend the per-
formance-in that case the victims
might have numbered hundreds instead
Ut one.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Caxey complains that he is feeding
too many tramps. The inhabitants Of
the country traversed by his army
came to the same conclusion long ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

Notwithstanding her naval superior
ity, Great Britain has not single yes
sci to spare for the patrol of Basing
sea, ard the whole duty will levolge
upon the United Stat $, notwithstand-
ing the fact that Great Britain has a
larger interest there than our own citi-
Gems.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
still Intact.

Topeka, Kan, April 13.-Dispatches re-
ceived here yesterday announce that the
San Francisco Passenger association mas
not been dissolved, as hitherto reported
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE STATE.

4 Condensed Record OF the lmpor.
Stant Happcnlnxx Of the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

'uoReolddr no ssslppu
iue o. luos oq IllM Gdoo V ..'IeAsI
pIoQd1L,, osIu pun ..'posS Io1 lpsqM
10 uopoelsS luuoRrA.. 10 9oefqns sql
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'OOO'OI
4slH lou poleldmoo asnf SUI 'squlIl Iplo
-ypIu 10 las u esruolnd o. lou aIquua
o. sdululs aSmsod peIIsouuo OOO'OOOI
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-upW 5unoH QUA 'uoslspunD aIIoN
'Geqo o. sss!mold suIIIcQ 'slnoq
n,lth had disagreeable experience
with canned tomato poisoning several
days ago. They were taken violently
Ill. but the prompt work of physicians
brought them around all right.
The wife of Nels Larson was found
burned to death in the yard adjoining
their residence at Fargo. 1t is sup
posed her clothing caught fire and she
ran out doors to eXtinguish the flames
and thus persisted. Her husband is
section hand ON the Fargo Southern
road
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03

A Frenchman has published a book in
which he predicts that, sooner or later,
chimpanzees will take the place of hired
girls.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-05-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-10
Sersfpse grausamfeit.

8arum iollten mir sraulam segen uns
ielbit iein Gin Gift iinnloier nnmenif)lt6
teit lit es 3. s., tuenn Semano ieine ginse-
meioe nnb ietnen Wa9en ben frampferseus
9enoen, peini9enben uno bD6lt idmersbaf=
ten uno unnDtbisen gintuirfuneen etnes bef-
tig tuirfenbeu Yurgirmittels auslett. 8lele
2eute, Die auf ben @ebrau6 BON Ytllen, Bull
bern uno Mirturen oerieHen iinb, tbun bies
beitdnbis. 1urd ibr tbDrld,tes @eriabren
perldn9ern iie gang iiberfliiirs Die ibreu in,
neren Meniden burdtpiblenoe 8etn. $50
rum sebrauden iie nidt 6pltetter's Magenz
bitters uno fuerben nit einem Mtale uno
ariinbli6 frrirt? 9ieies pprtreffIidite aller
gilueidunss- uno Seffnunssmittel nerur.
iadt tein 3mifeu uno &neifeu, bat ME hef=
tis an9reiienoe &onpuliipuen 5ur 5plae
llnb bed 1T es bod1It ipirflam unb hilft, mas
bic Sauptiade, aui bte 9auer. @eaen Sc.
berleioen, 9nspepiie. @erppiitdt, Rauael
an 9ebensfraft, rbeumatiI1e= nnc Rie1en-
leloen 9epdbrt es ldnelle unb iidere Siilfe.
Beioneers 81 empfeblen lit es sur Qipoeruna
Der 8lasen bes boben Glters uno fir Gefons
palescenten. gu6 9e9en Walaria tt fem &C.
brauh Elm @ebot Der 8ilidt Der Selbiterbal-
tun9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-10

- ueber ben 3niidenfaa in Der
eriten SiBung bes oeuti6en 8ei6sta,
geS i'm neuen 2ei9sta 3spalaia. her
ii6 cn bas Sisenbleiben Der Socialis
item bel benz 0od auf ben aaiier
fnapfte, wirb nod na6trdslib Sol
genoes gemelbet: Ser prdlibent ..
2eoebou iprad iein 8ebauern bariiber
aus, baB es ibm on Ma6tmittslH baau
feble. bic renitenten SociaIbemotraten
gu befrafen. Darauf erbob fid Sin:
ger, um bas 0erbalten ieiner parteis
senO1en gu redtfertiseu. Seine NuSs
einanberieBungen blieben bel bem 3us
multi gum groBen 9beile unpertdnos
li6, bod beritanb man etpa 6olsens
bes: rMfan pirb uns ME apiugen,
Semanbem elm 9of aus3ubrinsen, Der
ttiralid' ben Eetruten bel ibrer 0sreis
bigung erfldrte, baB fie. unter umltdn.
ben aud segen ben Willen bes Bellies,
auf ibre 8dter unb 8riiber i6ieBen
mhBten, uab Der ieBt mieber cine gegen
uns geriftete 3wanss .Sia einsubrins
gen I'M Yegrlffe 1T. Wir balteu es fir
unoereinbar nit unierer gbre unb
@iirbe, in Elm 0od auf einen iol6en
Wann einauftimmen." Der S6luB bon
Singers 2ebe purbe bur6 lauteu 3us
multi eritidt. Ser prdlioent rief ben
Rebner sur Orbuung. Baron Wans
teuffel taoelte in Saltung ber Speins
liiten in ben i6drflteu 9uSoriiden.
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Sanoer M Subn.
Rnnau upn go. llrba1.
@9Iub.)

@eors Saniien batte leine junge
8raut bel Der Sano erfabt unS trat
nit ibr Dor ben aonlul. Seine Stimme
bebte, als er etfpas leife, aber NIT
mannlider Gnti6loilenbeit iaste:
nSerr Gonlul, sic baben mid beute
in ;meifa9er Sinli9t bel9enft unb
besliidt. Df0sen Sie unS nod lanse
Sabre erbalten bleiben, bamit i'd
Sbnen beipeilen fam, lpie iebr id
Sbnen banfe uno lpie berSlid i'd mid
Sbnen nerpflidtet fiible."
r8ater! Sieber 8ater!" rief Wez
lanie, aber bic berporitiirjenben Gbrds
men binberten lie am WetterIpre9en
unb 10 faBte Tie bic alte liebe Sano
uno bebefte lie nit beiben &iiiien.
uGS 1T gut" ermiOerte Der Goniul
nit 9siibrung, rSbr babt Gu6 9efuns
ben, es lit allo Grer Gerbienit, tpabs
reno es nur metne pflidt mar, ni6ts
su Guerm Slid ;u perabl ldunen.
Damn bob er ben &opf Elm ipenig
uno fubr nit ftdrferer Gtimne sesen
bic slrbeiter gelpenbet fort; pSie mers
ben ipobl iiberraidt ieiu, bier 1tatt Der
erwarteten 9eiddftliden Nusetnanoers
ietursen 3euse elmer iol6en Gamis
lienliene sa iein. Stun, i'd boffe unb
slaube, baB aud Sie ii6 freuen iiber
bas Slid elmer Gamilie, init Der sic
ieton 10 lanse Sabre in enser 8erbinz
oung seftanoen baben. uno bas pollte
i'd Sbnen nod iasen: perseiien sic
iiber ben &dmpfen Der neuen 3eit ni4t
oas Menidenber5. Sbne oas Streben
na6 8eiierem perfonmen bic ein3elneu
Menlden iomobl mie gan;e g0lfer.
Streben muB alio Seber! aber bamit
oieies Streben ni9t ausarte 3lt etnem
fuaiten aampf slller lit es nOtbtg, baB
eS ourd pflt6tbepubtlein 9ereselt
wer6e. Gies molten mir uns INNER
Dor Gueen balten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-10

DaS @ad stbum Ser 9flans
sen obne Sonnenli1t. Merf>
wiiroi9e gerdnoerunsen 3eisen bie
pflan5en, wenn man lie eine 3eit
lang I'M 6initern madlen ldBt; am
auffallenblten liuo Tie, ipenn man
PflanSenlamen i'm Dunfeln gum Sci,
men brinst. Gie Wur3eln lperoen
normal lie lino ia baran gelpobnt, in
tiefiter 6initerniB 3li arbeiten. Ole
8ldtter oasesen perbalten ii9 per=
idieoen; bel 8obnen unb Grblen, wie
iiberbaupt bel cen meilien Yflansen
entipideln iie li6 nur tiimmerlid, sic
banbfor1ni9en 9latter oasegen bon
Sgasintben, Grdleru unb ibren @ers
wanoten uerben i'm 6initern meiit
ldnser uno ldmdlet. Simmer bleiben
Die 9ldtter eber bleihselb unb 3art.
slu6 benz Gaumen munoen lie beller,
luie Salat unb Spargel helueilen, Die
un9enieBbar meroen, Iobalo iie Ser
Sonne aus9elett maren. 9lur Gle
aeimlinee Der 0iaoelbOlSer ersriinen
au6 i'm Sinitern, iuie emit Gjotbe in
)tom entbedte, als ct Ginienforner gum
Seinen anleete.
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"a. g apitel.

Siinf Sabre iinS oersaneem unb bic
alte Sirma Siesfrie6 ganber II. Gobu
bliibt ipie suuor. @ieefrieb @anber
junior aber 1T, nadbein er ii6 bon
ieiuer 6rau ipesen ibrsr Geridpens
ounssiudt bat ideiben laiien, in elmer
iiberieeii6en gsentur Der 5irlna unters
gebradt puroen. Srau Gdcilie i It in
Berlin Direftrice in einem &onfefs
tioussei6dft.
Gireftor See, ber in 10 beorobli9er
Meiie nod in letter gtunoe in bas
Gdidial Der 6irnla SanSer u. Sobn
ein9ritf uno our6 feline Betriiserei
cine san3e gnsabl iolioer Grtltensen
tn @efabr sebradt bate, nurbe i6ou
feds @oden ipdter tn 8abia in Nras
iilien perbaftet. Das seltoblene @elb
ipurbe nod fait pollsdblis BET Tim por>
sefunben, 10 bab auber Der @anf, an
Der er Oireftor mar, unb bic cine
fleine Sunlme einbiiBte, 9liemano
etipas nerlor. Wdbreno Der Yerbanbs
lnngen iuegen ieiner Auslieferung aber,
bic fi6 etipas in Die 0dnse 3osen, neil
er amerifanil1er untertban fpar, itarb
er in einem @efdngniB su Bahia am
selben Sieber. Seii, 9roseb mar bamit
aus. Seiue leete @ette batte cr pers
loren.
Ger alte &onlul Ganber bat in lee>
terer 2eit Der tpeiblideu Sprafalt un6
pffese mehr Ginflub auf ii1 seltattet,
ais in ieineu jiinseren Sabreu. sluf
ben @unl1y leiner To9ter Melanie
9ebt ct jett nur nod, iueun er fid gang
pobl unb frilG) fiiblt, elm bis 3mei
Gtunber iu's Gonptoir, pielfa1 1tr,
uni fid BON Der 8esiamfeit unb @e-
iddftisfeit su iiber3eugen, bic bort
berrldt. W,it beionberer Sreube gebt
Der alte 6err iiber ben lpeiten 6of.
Dann fliegen id1nmtli6e Wliieen BON
ben aopfen Der bort 8ei6aftigten, uno
Der alte Sanoer betra9tet ltillperaniiat
bic un,abligen, nod INNER in grobe
Yadleinwano 9ebillten Uallen, ges
3eidnet 9. 9. u. g.
aber am lleblfen 9ebt Der alte Serr
an l6ouen Sommertasen nit leinein
Gnfel, benz fleinen @eorg s}anIlen,
biuauS nod, Der 6abrif. IS lift eine
idone @ruppe, iuenn bic Beiben bur6
bieStraBen geben, Der alte meibbaariee,
etluas sebiidte 6err nit benz rubiss
freiinbliden @eiift, unb Der fleine,
blonde, lebBafte Suuse nit ben biib>
ideu 8lauau9en ieiner 0futter. Sie
paflen 5uiammen, iie fOunen 8eibe
ni6t nett 9eben, unb menn iie niioe
limb, 10 nebmen iie eiue Droidfe.
Wlandmal bleibeu bic Qeute auf Der
Strabe iteben, ipenn fie plauoernb, unb
bo9lt oerltdnbig iid gegeniettis unters
Ralfeno, eabin geben, uno elm Srenlber
fra9t oann ipobl: User lit benn oas?a
Sann a1ltiportet Der @inbeimiihe
peripunoert: Die fennen sic nitbt2
DaS lit ia Sanber Ii. Sobn."-
An einem iolden Gag, als Grosz
papa urb Gnfet eben bic syabrif perlai,
len batten, mo Der alte Sanber es
liebte, ben Gnfel nit nieinenl artifela
befannt 3u MAIDEN, ibm Die perl6ieoe.
tlen i3uftdube Der Baumwolle, bic
9antiriiasen Der arbeiter unb bic Gin,
ridtungen Der Mai6iuen gu erfldren,
trafen Geibe Dor Der Sabrtt aut etren
iulin6erliden Manil, Der in eigentbiin,1
lit5 bornebnsfddbiser @eiie gefleibst
inb init pornebu<iddbisen Wlanieren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-10
scbiCeial cineS GrfinSerS.

Yer Grlte, Ser auf ben @ebanfen
fall, SSoiierodn,pfe sur Sortbepesuns
bon loa3en ulto Sdiffen gu benuken,
l6eint Salonlo De Glaus semelen Su
iein, Der ober, luei[ biele Sbee fir
perrii6t gait, in bas 8icetre (Srren.
bcaS) BET iaris einselperrt uurSe.
Breiltd lof( feline @rfinbun9 nur in
elmer 9lrt 5eronsball beltanben baben.
Miarion oe Sprlne belud)te bas Srrenz
baus in Sesleitung oes .ltarquis bon
Worcelter i'm Sabre lG4l uno ldrei6t
bariiber an oen Itarquis BON Ginq<
Wars Solgenoes: r9Sir 9ingen eben
iiber ben >0ofi uno id idmieste mid,
Dor SGreden meBr toot alS lebenbis,
an metnen gegleiter an, alS binter
etliden un9ebeuren giienltau9en ein
meni6li6cs Geiidt iid Seigte uuo cine
beiiere Stimme rief: Sd bin fein
ytarrl Sd bin fein 9lorr! Sd babe
eine Grf ineung, bic bas 2aab, rel9eS
lie benubt, reid MAIDEN miro y, 1no
mas bat er nenn erfinben? fragte Der
Marq.is. s.-,Sb, CAB ser @efangens
mdrter adiel5udeuo ;uriid, ,es lit
fanm Der Miibe mertb. Sie ipitrben es
9emiB ME erratben: er mill bie
Odmpfe oes lieoenSen @ailers pers
wenoeu.' Sd fin9 3u laden an.
,Iiefer Mann, fubr Der @efansen@
warter fort, ,beibt galomo be Gaus;
Dor bier Sabren lit er aus ber Nors
manbie 9efommen, I'm benz aOnis
auseinanber3uI Ieten, ipelde ipunbers
bare @irfunsen nit ieiner Grfinbung
erreidt ueroen fonuten. Tiirfte man
ibm @lauben idenfen, 10 nerltiinbe er
bic Gunit, burdl @alierbdmpfe S9tffe
uub @agen fort;ubepesen; fur3, @uns
Der obne GAIL unb obne Mab leien,
wie er bebauptet, oamit mosli6. Der
Garbinal (0fidelieu) bat ben Narren
seben beiBen, obue ibn anSub0ren.
@eit entfernt aber ii6 boburG ent>
mutbigen sll lailen, hat Salo1no be
@auS oer Sarbinal auf alien 1einen
@eg perfcl9t bis Der 2estere enolidy,
lold)er gerfolgun9 uno glarrbeit miibe,
i'm bat in gieetre einiperren lalien.
Ser arme Miann bat iosar Elm gu9
oclilber sei6riebet, oas ib bier babe.
-0ieies sSerf eridien 3uerit beutid),
1918 Su Sranffart a. 90; @aus mar
Irfiteft uno Snseniear be5 &urfiir,
iten 6riebrid) bon Der Yfal3 semelen."