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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11
CHAPTER XVI.

For awhile there was silence Then
Juanna looked up, searching Olfan's face
with her eyes. Nothing was to be read
there, for it was impossible to pierce the
mask of solemn calm beneath which, in
common with all his race, the king was
accustomed to hide his thoughts He
leaned on the shaft of his broad spear, his
head slightly bowed, as though in humili
ty, his dark eyes fixed upon her face with
a mingled look Of wonder and duplication,
immovable, impassiye, picture of savage
dignity
Speak, Olfan," said Juanna at length.
But few hours since l thought you
dead, for with all the thousands in the
temple l believed that it was your fair
body which Nam hurled at dawn from
the brow of the statue, and tell you that
when l saw it l, who am "a warrior, wept
and cursed myself, because, though l was
u king, had no power to save you. After
ward this man, the high priest, came to me,
I telling me the truth and a plan that he
had made for his own ends. whereby you
might be saved alive and lifted up among
the people and he also might be saved
and my rule as king be made sure in the
land And he ceased
What is this plan, Olfan?' asked Ju-
anna after a pause.
Queen, it is that you should wed me
and appear before the people no longer as
a goddess, but as woman who has put on
the flesh for her loves sake. l know well
that l am all unworthy of such honor,
and, moreover, that your heart must be sore
with the loss of one who was dear to you
and little set upon the finding of another
husband; also l remember certain words
that passed between Us and promise that
made. All these things I told to Nam,
and he answered me, saying that the mat
Tor was urgent; that here you could not be
I hid away for long. and that if l did not
take you to wife then you must die"
And once more he bowed his head,
leaned upon his spear and was silent.
! Juanna considered the position rapidly.
1t WAS hopeless and cruel. Nam and Soa
wero on e:ther side Of her, the latter stand
ing near the door with the siding panel
beyond which Leonard lay bound, and she
knew well that did she speak single
word Of the truth to Olfan it would be
the signal for her lovers death. 1t was
possible that the king might be able to
protect her own person from violence, but
ifLeonard died 1t mattered little what be,
came of her. There was but one thing
that she could do-declare herself willing
to become the wife of Olfan, and yet il
seemed shameless thus to treat this hon.
orable man, the only friend that they had
found amopg the People Of the Mist But
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Danger OF TIC nonesaIIism.

Discussing the financial question,
Senator ingalls, said; Il have just re-
turned from an extensive trip over
the country. and after broad survey
ofthe situation, am inclined to believe
that if the question was submitted
TO a popular vote there would be found
a majority for bimetaljism in every
state in the Union. ! am inclined to
be appreilensive that If the Republi-
can and Democratic parties continue
to juggle with the question. advocates
Of the free silver question nay sweep
the country at the national election.
believe that a nian can be A bimetal-
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Means impure blood. and ovcrwofk
or too much strain on brain and body.
The only way to cure is to feed the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands Of
people certify that the best blood pur-
ifcr. the best nerve tonic and strength
builder is Hoods Sarsaparilla. What
it has done for others il viii also do
for you-Hood's Cures.
Nervousness, loss Of sleep, loss o.
appetite, and general debility all dis
appear when Hoods sarsaparilla is
persistentiy taken, and strong nerves,
sweet sleep, strong body, sharp appe-
tite, and in word, health and happi-
ness follow the use Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The strong pointsabout Hoods SaF-
saparilla is that they are permanent.
because they start from the solid
foundation Of purified, vitalized, and
enriched blood.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11

/ the fact that they need God but that
God needs them. This was the
foundation of his own religion. He
He was more conscious of His father
in heaven than He was Of His breth-
rem on earth.
In the second place, out of this pro-
found perception Of the reality Of
Gods affection for him sprang the
way in which He regarded other men.
He asserted that they were His kins-
men; that they were kinsnen Of one
another, and that they were the off
spring of God He insisted that they
should think OF and act toward each
other as brothers of the same blood.
But He insisted that whatever differ
ences of opinion their fellow-men may
have they must never forget that their
action is the action Of a brother. If
it be harmful or hateful action it
is still the action of a brother. One
must deal with these who offend him
and prosecute him as one deals with
the son of his own father and mother
who deals unfairly with him. These
things being realized. He asserted
that life would be changed from a
field wherein each one sought for a
selfish accumulation of his own things
into a place where each should seek
the others good. He says, in effect;
This is My way, Follow Me In
proportion as you follow Me you shall
become Christians.
Now in the presence Of this men
stand hopeless. They say it is fair,
a gracious dream. 1t is an idealist's
way of looking at life and men. 1t
cannot be put into practical operation
i'll world like this. 1t would have
been possible in Paradise, or it may
become possible when the millennium
comes, but in world of flesh and
blood ard matter like this it is an
idle dream. Now it is to be observed
that at one point, and that a crucial
point in His own career, He felt the
same way. The forty days of his
temptation was the anguish caused
by his attitude. but He fought it
through and emerged therefrom Sc
renely and started upon the path of a
Christian. The path was arduous to
the last degree, but it brought for
Him its own compensation. 1t
brought for Him reviling from the
lips of a wise world. but it also
brought to Him the abiding love of
the best OF the human race. 1t
brought Him to the cross, but being
steadfastly persisted in it brought
Him out of the tomb.
To be Christian, then, is to delib-
erately venture upon mode of life
which the world pronounces impossi-
Bile, to embark upon an adventure
which He Himself says will bring The
cross. The willingness to take this
venture and the steadfastness to abide
in it in spite of the weight and the
agony OF the cross which it brings is
the mark of distinction of a Christian.
philadelphia Press.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11

list and a patriot. / am afraid that
the unbending attitude of the East
may eventually lead to sectional
separation. l believe it to be the
history of parties that not the full
measure of what they wanted was at
tanned and that the safety and pros
perity of the country lies between the
extremes of silver monometallism and
the ultra-gold standard. feel that
it is time for the Republican party to
take wise, patriotic, and compre-
heusive view of the situation.
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We Mean Business.

On the primo ipal lines Of the Chicago
Milw aukee & St. Paul railway passen,
ger trains are electric lighted, steam
heated. aud protected BY block signals
With these modern appliances, railway
travelling at high specs has reached a
degree of safety heretofore unknown
and not attainable on roads where they
are not IN use. Electric light and steam
heat make it possible TO dispense with
the oil lamp and the car stove. Block
signals have reduced the chances fol
collisions 10 the minimum by maintain
ing an absolute interval Of space be
tween trains.
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West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railway Company.
~ EFFECT APRIL /, 1924.

tDaty except Sunday. tDaily.
C. l.. BRETZ, u w. HARRISON.
Gen1 Mgr. Gen'l Pas. Agt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Qusla ..
OeutibIauo.

Ser &ailer tpo6nte Der bonn @arbez
INSTRUMENTATION beranitalteten Seier Oes
Su6restages Der Wiebereroberung Bourgeois
80. Oft. 1870, bel. eSn @r4piberung auf ben
inn gu @bren beim 8anfette ausgebru9ten
Srint9pru6 Iagte Der 8uiier: SD boffe, Dab
Die bret @runbpfeiler Der Mrmee, 2oDaIitdt,
unbebingter 8e6Dr1dm unb Sapferteit nod
lange er5alten, unb OaB bas Qnoenfen an
iene groBen Sage unierem Settle unausz
lDi9Gi6 eingeprdgt blei6en mDge. Wtr tpolz
len fe1t6ulten mas unIere Batter gelponnen
baben. M0ge bas @arbef9 STANDARDIZATION,
inn Srteban pie i'm &rtege, 5einem alien
&uhm neue Qorbeeren 6in3ufigen."
Ser &0nig bon portugal, Der it4 CUR 3ett
auf elmer Sour Dur9 europa befinoet, tit
6reitag Nbenb in potsbam etngetroffen. &otz
Ter Mil9elm empfing Ieinen tDnigl. SAT- an
Der Station @ilbporf, bic benz &Dniga gu
@bren prd6ttg beforirt unb i1uninirt NOR.
BON Der Station bis gum Nelpen Ydlats
bilbeten Sruppen NIT Magneftumli9ttddel1
Spalter. 0as Diner nabm Der &ontg mt
benz &aiYer unb Der &aiferin Elm.
O6qleih Der &Dnig Dom Carlos BON Dor
trqal in 8ptsDam ni9t 70 LANCE gu Dsrtpei=
len beabit9tigte, als Der &dtier es pli1fd te,
lit er bod NIT Der grDBten Nufmert Iamfeit
bebanbelt mprben. Der &0nig bepobnte i'm
Geuen palais Die fOgenannten Rot6en, nit
BERT dtpenbertf6er Bra9t ausgeitatteten,
3immer, aus beren Senitern man cine berrz
Ii6e Musfi6t genieBt.
SIM @ilOpart BET Botsbam }fanb am
Montog cine grOBe 9irTdiug6 itatt, Bel tpelz
der Der &0nig bon Bortugal einen Der be-
rii6mten neiBen Stride erlegte. Nu9
bei Der 5eier Der 4blegung beg 5abneneioes
burb Die neueingete1ten &efruten in Ser
lin mar Der &0ntg 3ugegen.
SIN 2aufe elmer tur3en 11nterbaljulla
briidte Der &Onig bon Portugal feline Bsfrte>
btgung iiber ben mebr ais freunbI 9aftlihsn
@mpfang aus, Der ibm IN Potsoam gu 19eil
tpurbe.
Mit 8eaug uuf bas benesueGanii9e
S9ieosri9teramt fam aus better Que1s
mitgetbeilt perben, baB benz &aiier Bis iebt
nod fem @nerbieten gemu@t porben it,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

9en Nbiutanten Der &Onigin uno gum
@brenpber1t Der Mrmee ernannt tporben.
9ie 2eiGe Der am Samftag in Srlanb
geftorbenen 9emablin bes amerifaniI9en
8otI9afters S, 8. Quits in 9arts purOe
an 8orb bes M6tte Star 9ampfers
uMaisitic" 9ebra9t, I'm na9 Seem 0orf
iibergefI6rt gu tperDen. Ser @obn Der @ntz
I6laferen begleitet Die 2et6e Der Mtutter in
bic 6eimat6. Die 8eerbtgung finbet auf
benz Gabe Sin Srieobofe in 2ouisoiQe, &p.,
ftatt.
franfreih
0as rel1e Miniiteriltm befte6t aus folgenz
ben Wttgliebern: Bourgeois, Minti terprGit=
bent urdo Miniter beS Snnern; Hicarb, SUI
iti3 uno &lltus; @doatgndc, &rteg; GDdroD,
6lott; 8ert6elot, Mustpdrttges; 9ommer,
| Ginan3en; @uDet b'GTaigne, Seffemtli6e
Mrbeiten; Mefureur, 9anbel; 9liebfe, &O>
lpnien.
Oas neue &abinet 6ielt omOonneritag cine
Sibung, Die big 5pdt in Die Jedbt btnetn
bausrte unb in tpel9er oerI6iebene %SFragen
ijber bic gu berfolgenbe 8plitit formulirt
purben. go tpurbe bei 9lofen, bic Nnge7
legen6etten Der Siibba6n genau al unter@
fuben. Gin Mntrag, bies 3u t6un, mar Die
tedniI9e lrI u9e bes Stur3es oes Etbotz
&abtnets. @s nir6 Elm 8erf u9 gema3t tper@
ben, etne Menoerung bes Mabagascarz8erz
TRACES 5u ~erlangen, D6ne cine neue @rpeOtttort
dus3lI9iden. 9as &abtnet beI9loB au9,
bic 8tlbung elmer &plontalarmee gu befitrz
porten, 1otpie bic Nufnahnne elmer @tntomz
meniteuer in Oas Budget fir 1896: 9as
8ortefeuiGe bes Mtniiters 0es IuSpdrttgen,
tpirb benz ieBigen 8ot!6ufter in Sonoon,
Baron be Gpurcel angeboten tperoen.
9ie grflGrun9 Der Bolitit bes teuen
@a6inets purbe am Montag in Der 9eputirz
tenfumn1er berlefen. 0iafelbe Derlprt3t Die
neitere 11rter1u9ung bes Sii0babnifanodlS
unb bic 8erDffentli9ung alet in 8erbtnz
bun9 NIT Der unterIu9ung CUR SenntniB
bes Minifteriums gelangenben S6atfa4en.
Die bon Der ne1en Hegterung ein5uret9enz
ben @eiebesbOri9ldge I9lieBen Elm Gt11tonaz
men iteuergeieb unb cine 8orldge, fpelhe
Mit9liebern Der Notwithstanding berz
bietet, 9ireftoren bon Sindn5z o6er 6ars
Observation-Disclosures, Die @ei6dfte nit Der
&euierunq t6un, 3u tperOen, Elm. Ste @r@
fldrung beripri9t au3 Die l1nterfubung Der
&egterung fir berf9iebene borgel 9lagene
Geformen I'M grimindlre@t.
0ie Hegierung ptrb uu@ cine GeiebOor@
lage einrei9en, Die barauf bere6net 1T, Die
franaDiH9en 2unOpirt6e gegen %internatto@
male Spefulationen 81 f3iBen, iotpte eI1s
8orlage CUR 8ilOung elmer &olonialarnlee
u. |. N. :
Die @rflGrung bes politii9en Programms
lit iebr umfanarei9 unO beI9reibt in nnbe@
itimmter Meiie bic raoifalen 8eftrebungsn.
SIM Senat purbe Die Sarlegung Der Yoz
littt bes Mintfteriums Bourgeois 1ebr tu9l
aufqenommen, nit 4usnabme Der auf Die
Heform bes &riminalgeiebes, bic auf bic
Nnar9iften gsmiinot fetn ion, be5ii9ltden
SteGen rnb Ser 9inpetiung auf bic 4atan3
NIT GuBlanb.
DIS bic @rflGrung in Der 9eputirtentdm@
mer b~erleIen ipurbe, CAB ft4 BET ben HaoI@
fallen un6 @o3ialtften 9roBe Beget1teru1g
tunb. SIM uebrigen tpurbe Die Terlelung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

6ss @9riftiiides aiemIi9 ti9I aufgsnomz
men.
StaIien.
Sreitag Morgeu, 38 Minutsn 1md
bier l16r, fan0 in g1om etn 6efttges CRIB
beben BON Idngerer 9auer itatt. 8iele 6Guz
Ter f6nantten in bebentli9er Wetie, Die
Mauern er6ielten &iffe, 8tl0er uno anoere
9egenitGnbe fielen bon ben MGnDen, Die
2eute flii6teten it6 bo1erAngit unoS9reden
aus ben 6Guiern, unD cine 3ett lang glaubte
man, baB elm fur3tbares @reigniB beOorz
fte6e. @1iidli9eripetie 19ien es BET benz
er1ten @toBe 1ein 8etpenben 5u BADEN, unb
bic erI9redten 8etpobner febrten in Die
6GuTer 5uriid. 60 biel Bis ieBt ermtttelt
nerbsn tonnte, lit tein ernftli9er S3aoen
berurIa9t porben. IS nir6 cine
ltnterfu9ung Der 6ffentli9en @ebGube borz
genomnen tperben, INN ben mOgli9eripeiie
angeri9teten @9aben au ermitteln. Sas
@efdngntB &egint Gpai nuroe 10 befttg err
f9iittert, baB unter ben er59redten Strdf@
ltngen cine offene @mp0rung ausbra4, unb
Iie ben 8erIub ma9ten, dus benz 9ebGlroe
gu entfommeu. 9te Gage fling an, 10 bebentz
li@ gu tperOen, 6dB aus elmer bena3barten
&aferne Sruppen 6erbeigerufen tperben
muBten. Die &u6e purbe ert tpie6er ber<
qefteQt, na9bem bie1elben bas @efGn9niB
umringt, uno bic @trGflinge nit aufgez
pflan5tem 8apOnet in ibre 3eIen getrteben
batten.
9ie oatifariI9e @ebdlrbe tpurben 6efttg
erT6ittert, aber Der Bapft 6ena6rte babel
7of1a -hoM94H1Hfno R1tho 1trnH Homo GXphdnfpf1
be19dfttgten itb nun nit Der 8efabr, pel@
9er arbere 8erIonen ausgeieBt tparen. @r
Ianbte na9 Der nG9ften POli3eipa9e, Inn it9
gu erf1rbigen, ob Men59en umgetommen
Ieien, Doer pb bebeutenber S9aben an @iz
qent6uam anqeri9tet mprben 1et, unb mar
ii6tli6 beru9igt, ais INN mitgetbeilt puroe,
bah Der bur9 bas @rbbe6en Derur1d9te
@6aben MIR unbebeutenb unb baB Elm 8er=
luft bon Menf9enleben nod ni4t angemelz
bet porben fet.
Qaut ben eingetroffenen Na9ri4ten ba>
ben fi9 bic @r0ftOBe, nel6e in ROm
Derfpiirt nurben, aub in Nnaio. 8eIz
letri, Sibolt, Gtpitabecbia, unb Stumicino
bemertbar gema9t, o6ne iebo9 S9aben am
5uri9ten.
Sine 9epeI9e aus Hpm an bas GAronicGe
Iagt, baB Elm GROCER @tunbuG in 9ulermO
porgetommen lei unb baB 9uftbefe6le fir
Die Seftnabme me6rerer ariitotratii3er Perz
Tonen, bte Der Seitamentsfdl f Dung bef6ulz
hiqt niir6en, srlafen norben leten. 3net
Neffen bes &arbinals %gfampoaa itno beretts
cuff unb Encouragement.
Na9 NbbaGtung bes nG3iten Goniitoz
RUINS tperben in einem e~tipaigen @oncluDe
Die italienii9en &arbindle cine Maioritdt
BON brei Stimmen BADEN, uno ba nur mod
bret &arbinalsfelen unbefebt itnb, 10 1T
bas rebergeipi9t Der italientf6en &arbindIe
ii6er cine ettpaige Combination gu @unften
zines ni9t italienifden Ganbibaten fir ben
III. 9tu6l geiibert. Die Nngaben iiber bas
8efinben bes papftes lauten piber1pre9enb.
Oas &i9tige biirfte iein, baB Der Bapit fprtz
pG6renb feline &rdfte iiberi9Gbt unb in
6plge oeien BON SbnmahtsanfGqen beim=
(S9luB auf Der Z. SeIte.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
9rrnttTdJte 3tnd1rfdJte4t.
@. q. &.

Span g. Malfer, @rpBcommonoeur BET
r9ranO @rmD Of TIE Gepu6lic" bat Die na6z
ite6enben n~ationalen MusI@if7e e%rnannt:
,Spe5ieGe 9iGfstraft fir militdrif9ea I'm
terri9t in ben Dffentli4en 96ulen: Gaz
merab 9enrD &c. &0ams, go. III 8rpao@
pup, SEEM gprf,
NusT6uB fir penfionen: Benjamin
8roofs, philadelphia; @tuiam u. &et1om,
sSSnbianapplis, Snb,, gilbert 9, @9aip, 500
t%ertopn, q, g.; %. %. Duolep, WaI6ingz
ton, .. s.; s. s. Glarffon, Smabd. Neb.
&usf9uB fir bic Gebiiion bes Jnita1iz
rungsritus: 90. u. @eatberbee, Neipton,
Mafi,; @eo. Gbnarb Muen, Yrpoioeuee,
st. s.; Sranf Seaman, &norotle, 3enn.
Ser NusI9uB, Der etnen Plan fir Die
@rri9tung zines Oenfnals 81 @bre1 Der
pdtrtotii9en Sra1en i'm Sriege aus5uar6e;z
ten bat, pirb aus folgenben &ameraoen be-
Ite6en: Gil Sorrence, Mtnneapolts, Weinn.;
g. g, 8urbett, @a16tngton, 9. g.; q. 90.
Warner, G%inctnnatt,S o.; @afbington 8arbs
ner, 2aniing, Mt4,;; Sra 30, 9eoges, 9anerz
ftratp, 81. 9.
Ser Musf6uB CUR @inrei6ung elmer
0enff9rift i'm GDngreB betreffs Der 81
f9affung BON @elbmitteln fir bic Oedung
Der l1nto1ten bss @ebenttages auf BEN naz
tionalen Sriebb0fen i'm Siiben miro dll5
folgenoen &ameraben beite6en: S6as. s.
WatI On, Mtlanta, @d.; g. 8. 6ur1t, Gbt1iz
cotbe, o.; Sames 8, &ibb, Sonia, Mi@.
9nternotionaIe ,lusfellune.
9ie vWlerican NationaG grpoTition anb
2anb Company" fat IN Seem Ser1eD &0rperz
i9aftsre9te erlangt. SIS 1T lire Mbfi9t,
unter @epd6rleitung Der merifdnif 6en Gez
.gierung i'm Sabre 1898 in Der @ta0t W}ertfo
cine internuttonale Nusteuung ab3ubalten.
MuBerbem beabit9tigt bic @e}eM6aft Straz
Ben6a6nen unb 9otels gu bauen, gpnaeffioz
men aus3ufteQen, einen bauernben @erqniiz
gungSparf an5ulegen, unb @ebG1De au err
ri9ten.
Bat feine S9uIoen mebr.
9ie Oirettpren Der eeSnternationolen unb
8aumpDuen Staaten MusfeQuno nerben
pG6renb biafer @o9e $780, 600 aufbrinQsn,
INN bic f6ipebenbe. Sbulb bes unternehmenS
Bis CUR 906e bisies 8etrages gu liquibiren.
Sumuel 90. SeSurun, Der 8orfiber bes sSiz
nan5auaf 9uf1ss, nir0 $4,000 f6affen.
MuF Dieie 0eiIe pirb bic Muafteuunq Ibulz
benTret unb Die l1nterne6mer tperben ooppelt
bereit iein, Die i40ne &~uatelungs3eit na9
9er3ensluit 81 genteBen.
6efdhrIide mobufinn;oe.
Sine Srau @beeler, tpel9e bor me6reren
Mo6en aus Qps Nngeles in Santa
Barbara, @ulifOrnien, untan, lit ps=
gen Wa6niinns in 9aft genommen NOR
ben. DIS fe BON Der Poli5ei a6gefii6rt tperz
ben Ioqte, trat tie nit einem Gepoloer in
Der 9anb in Die Sbire, unb befabG ben 30
tpenn iie i6r 2e6en 1ieb 6Gtten, fi9
i6r ni9t gu ndbern. N9taebn Stunben lang
be6auptete ie bas Selo, Bis fe Ourb Sum
ger ge5pungen pur0e, ft9 gu ergeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Nuber9em0Dul i0cs
Nner6ieteu.
Nnl fre Weltous lteuuno,

Das inter oen Q1amen ,,1niere WSeltA1tSiteQMt9"
riiPnlid2t befannte pradtperf bat nibt menig oa5u b~ei9etragen,
os Qnoenfen an Ole 9epaliae Golumbtde 2husf telun9 nod fir
LANCE 5Gt frtld gu erhalen, Die oort een1acben Grrungenid9af-
ten Dem 9roben Qublifum oauerno gu erRaIten mo oen Se9en oes
9ro6en 5reoensperfes n0gltdbt weien Kreien 5u9dn9id 81
mad9en, 1T Der 5med onies nit ecbt oeutlhen !Sei6e b~ereeaeuten
merfes.
Die Jlufrattonen wuroen ~iorofdIh9 aus Ger eroben 3abl
Ger oficieuen 21u~f nabmen oepdblt uno in funfleriid ~pouenoeter
Deie aus9efiRrt.
Der Gert" 1T uriprinelid2 tn oeutlder Sprade perfab5 ntd7t,
me Ole mefen oerarti9en pubIifattonen cine l1eberiebun9 aus
Dem Gn9liiden.
rno 9eidmadpoI
Der 2lnfauf elmer beoeutenoen 2ln3abI BON GrempIaren iebt
uns in oen STAND, ot1es ~wertRpoQe Bud, oas cine 3teroe zines
ieoen 5aushahes 5u meroen befmmt if; uniern Seern unter aus
natrrsrpeHe ennfieen 8eoin9un9en 5u9an9lb gu machen,
tDer nadb 2~lbtraeun9 etpateer Rddftdnoe ien Announcement
fir Elm 3abr i'm Doraus uuo ~auberoem $500 be5ahlt, alto oen
Betrag lenes Radtanoes uno $500 einienoet, erbdt oas 8ud
i'm Bereid9 Ger Der. Staten, CANADA uno 11erifo portofre per
Grpre6 5uae1anot IN anorn morten: 1Der feline Rfdftdnoe
1lno $500 au6eroemt be5aPIt, oeHen Announcement miro auf Elm
,peheres 3atr ~perIdn9ert uno er erhdlt oas prad7twert
,,5ln1ere @eltnnH tellnng"
portofrei 5~ueeidpift,
n1on lenoe 6elo uno 8riefe oireft an:
Juinois Staats~ 8eitum9 Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Qboanfuno uno Grnennun9.

Or. u. MiGer, Der @orfteber bes 4fpGs
fir fdtpu9iinnige &inber in 2inco1n, ST.,
bat fein Nmt niebergelegt, unb Or. S. %.
Smit6 aus Sterling, ST., lit gu feinem
Ga9folger ernunnt. Derielbe tritt iein Mmt
fofprt an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

16GpKen, als er ben Morb oeriibte, porauf
er, Ii6 bur9 bas 5eniter fIii9tete. @r puroe
iebo8 tur5e 3eit ouruuf, tpenige bunoert
SrB BON Der Morbitdtte %entfernt, pon einem
8oli5iiten Oerbuftet; er bate DerIu9t, it9 gu
er19ieBen, uber teinen @rfOlg gebabt, OBJ
9[ai9 iein 3uItanb Elm bebentliCher TT unb
er mDgli9er Neiie feiner 8unoe erltegen
nir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

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Sn Brobtbence, G. s., 1T bic in Der Srtz
f6aft SObniton nobnen6e Srau 90. Mc9ole
BON i6rem SObne, Sbomas Mc@loug6lin,
ermorbet porben. Die @in3el6eiten bes Ser
bre3ens finb entlebliber Dirt, ba bic Srau
frant i'm 8ette lag, unb ert in f9euBli9iter
8eiie ge54lagen unO nit SiiBen getreten
purbe, e6e cine Geboloertugel ibren 2eioen
elm Gnoe ma4te. Die 5rau bate ii3 0or
Dier3e6n Sagen nit Sames Me0ole, einem
@uf6mie0, Oerbsirat6et; fe mar Sc Sabre
alt, unb big tur3 oor i6rer 6eirat6 bate ibr
26jd6riger Sobn, S6oma5 M}cGlougblin,
NIT ieiner Srau Bel i6r gepo6nt. DIS fe
benz @Obne mitt6eiIte, OuB ie fi6 pieOer Oerz
beiratben perOe, entitan0 Streit 5piIben
linen uno er DerlieB 0aS 6uus, 0onneritag
Q6eno fam er na6 Mc0ole's Wobnung, no
ibm geIagt purOe, baB feline Mutter frant
fet; troBbem ging er in bas 3immer, no mar
i'm nit fetner Mutter aGein lieB. &aum
obsr bate ii4 bic Sbire binter i3m gez
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-02-28
THE CITY OF TUCSON
pTRANGE CUSTOMS OF THE PEG
Pile OF THAT OLD TOWN.
Wild Scenes of It's Halcyon Days,
The Fiestas and the Gambling
Hnlls-Where BOOSTERS Crow All
N1xht and Yellow Dogs Abound.

This is venerable city. Once no
more than a preside or army post for
the protection Of the Pimas and Papago
Indians against the ferocity Of the
Apaches; once again a thriving bust
ness center, with a population Of 10000
souls; now 1t has more or less the ap-
pearance OF deserted village with a
population OF about 5000. 1t is the
first city of Importance in the terri
tory Of the Southern Pacific line. Fiji
teen years ago the silver mines around
1t were yielding up their treasures with
q plentitude which made every resident
wealthy. You will hear stories now of
how the prospector who happened to
have ''struck it rich would come into
town, stand at the door Of some saloon
and throw into the air handful OF
$40 gold pieces for the amusement of
seeing the Mexican children scramble
for them. These were the days when
no meal was to be had at the poorest
eating establishment for less than So;
when drouth was unknown, and when
men, realizing the fortunes which 9TH
ers had made in the cattle business,
sunk in it every cent they possessed,
only to find that they began gradually
to lose, and, hoping against hope, held
on till all was gone. This thing Of
losing ones all is a more or less CON-
mon occurrence in a country like Ari-
IONA. Then, without grumbling, fresh
start is made, and perhaps a new
fortune is realized. "You see, it's this
way, my young friend,' said an old
miner to the writer, II always say to
myself, says I. What is to be will be,
and what amt to be may happen
The old miner was an Irishman, and
he gave expression in his own peculiar
fashion to the feeling by which the
average prospector is actuated. Many
a man struggling to build a fortune
for himself and his family in Tucson
to-day has lost a fortune in silver
mines or in cattle, and that, too,
through circumstances over which, as
Mr.. Micawber was fond Of remarking,
he himself has had no control. The
seasons and the overproduction Of the
white metal, Or as the free silverite
would urge, evil financial legislation,
have been the sole cause Of his mis-
fortunes.
The visitor to Tucson must have