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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
WILL MURPHY SOTO THE '.PES -
Commitment Issued. but Appeal VIII
is Taken This Week.

Al the instance OF Prosecuting Attoc-
yeey HASTE a con- rlItrnent was tss led sat
urs!ay IN the superior court for James
Murphy. wno is under sentence q hlteeh
years for killing phi Dave ia the Copper
chief saloon. on Washington street, on
the afternoon OF july -. lss-.
%o spFseaI has been taken from the sec
ond trial. and as matters now stand dar-
ply may ~ sent 10 the penitenttary with
In the next few days Sheriff Van oe
Xanter said he had not decided when ne
would take the next batch OF prisoners
10 Waila Walla. and 1t Is probable II at
II an appeal is filed in Murphy's case this
week he will not be taken away from me
county Jail
Ex-May0r Ronald. when asked yes. err
day about his intentions. said that II
Murphy was taken 10 the pen" IL woull
only put Just so much more expense on
the county, as he would file his appeal
next Thursday. and this would necessi-
tate the return OF the prisoner 10 the
county taiI. lie said that ne had told
Mr. HASTE that ne would iilc the appeal
not later than the end Of this week, and
lust as soon as the statement Of facts
was signed.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney VIII
shire said that on the first appeal In the
Murphy case the defense waited until the
very last day allowed by lac before pro-
the commitment, action must be taken
or the prisoner viii so 10 the peniten-
tiary.
Among the prisoners who will go over
the road with the next batch are r. ii.
Ford. the Famous burglar: Harvey W.
Enowlton. alias Rebel George. the gold
brick swindler. and Peter Brennan.
Mrs. Harvey W. knowlton. the ever
constant wife OF the gold brick swindler
who viii go 10 the penitentiary In a lew
days for two years. was in peck Of
trouble last Saturday afternoon over the
coat that Thomas Blanck wore when he
was killed.
Blanck had on Knowltons coat. and
when Mrs. Knowlton saw 1t in Hyams.
Pauson & Co.'S window she immedi2 tely
recognized IL and came TO the conclusion
she would have it,
Saturday she went TO police headqu2r-
ters and learned that nothing was known
about the matter there: then she went to
Coroner Askam. and he sent her to Mr..
Redelsheimer manager OF Hyams. Pau
son Il Co.'S store. who said he would also
like TO know where the coat had gone.
1t is said that Mrs. Knowlton was quite
angry when she walked down Front
street without the coat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
A RECORD As A KICKER.
William Brownell Goodwin Sends the
sphere $50 Feet 10 Inches.

William Brownell Goodwin, the famous
Yale athlete. has broken another record
and any one that would wrest this honor
from him must drop-kick an Ameri can
intercollegiate football farther than 15t
feet 10 inches. This great achievement. OF
Mr.. Goodwin was accomplished Satur-
day afternoon on the Madison street
grounds before A number of enthusiastic
admirers. spreading out over nearly che
half OF the field. Mr.. Goodwin was slim
ulated in his exertions by George Fol-
som, who tried TO beat him, but having
no cleats on his shoes and being two
years ont OF practice found himself ulti-
mately unable TO do so. though he prac-
tically tied in the first three heats. o.
Duncan Invararrity and Capt. +. ID.
Hughes. of the criminal court. We're the
judges in the earlier part OF the contest,
and later Capt. Ballet of the 5. 4. c.
crew, came To their assistance. Mr..
Church surveyed the path OF the hall
with unquestionable accuracy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
Reds
SCHOOL BASEBALL LEAGUE.


TIE FIRST game % che In'e1S 1olasfic
League sea son for fhe cap trophy was
played Saturday afternoon hefweea The
south ana the Columbia on the Minor
grounds. raseItl0E ln a victory for the
former by "a score % 10 8. Up 70 the
sixth inning ae!raer side had made a -ln.
~ tire en1 81 tae ninth INNING tire score
was Eve al. bgt IN the tenth TIE south
team added a r1a. winning by 20 5. Y
was an exciting game throughout A B.
SEalta unp.rei.
F-sgwinw was the makeup - the
teams South errinSca. c. Cnrt~ie1-
sea. 2 TeiauLss. So. VILLAINS IN. FutlRr,
-. Sidney. 81 woodruff 2 T.. Eelrg.
C. Z Orth. r CoisrTsoia-Davey, ..
Pierre. p T. rs BBE. - : Pslltng. 70.
FowIer. -. Carson. - Wood. / E, belly.
c. 2 Becky. ?
TIE Paclr- school nsne defeated the
Mencer school nine on the Chestnut street
. grounds Saturday afternoon ey q score
c. - 70 - Il was the rrsE game that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
Pugilistic Manager Floto Arrested.

Denver. March 31.-Otto C. Floto. man
ager of the "Old Tennessee" company.
has been arrested In this city at the re-
quest of Detective Scott. OF Butte Mont
The charge against Floto is perjury and
the claim is made that he jumped his
bond when he left Butte. His trouble In
Butte was the result of the warm contest
which took place last fall in Montana
over the proposed removal OF the state
capital from Helena 10 Anaconda Floto.
II Is said registered too often. He was
arrested and put under 81, 200 bonds His
trial was set for March -. the officers
say, and he was not there 10 appear. FIoto
said he had been In Helena almost a
year. Seeing an opportunity TO make
some money. ne organized the ''Old Ten
nessee" company and started upon a tour
with the company. Ne went from Butte
10 Anaconda, Salt Lake and finally 10
Denver. He was much surprised. appar-
emily. at being arrested. Floto has
been prominent in sporting circles as a
manager OF pugilists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The Next Annual Meeting 10 BE Held
I'm IhIs CITY NeNt AUGUST.

The executive committee of the state
teachers association. composed Of II. r.
Cox. sounty superintendent OF schools for
Pierce county. president Of the associa-
ural college AT Pullman J. W Shepherd
of Everett. and Charles r. Reeves. OF
The state university. held a meeting Sat
urday evening az the Rainier-Grand hotel
20 complete arrangements for the next
annual meeting Of the association. II
was decided 70 hold the meeting in this
city some time during the latter part Of
August one prominent feature decii-
81 upon was 20 secure the services %
some prominent educator in the East
20 deliver a series OF lectures during the
meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

Raj p % over for another two years
n il needless 70 say that 10 such czlpa-
hia triek vas permitted 70 b repeated az
the recent session OF the legislature
II wish | could specify ali the goo9
things said and done by the members o.
the legislature for the university, ana -
reciaIlv BY member Of the King county
delegation TIE delegation was unlt
on ali matters touehing the welfare q
this Institution. As IN all cthec na'ke.s'
hovvnwe- some members had 70 take the
lead nv Introducing the bills and watching
carefully 70 see that they did not faii
o. suffer By adverse amendments. bnt "
was soon found that the entire ieelsia-
turs was very friendly disposed toward
ths university. and II IS believed thai:
now the Institution IS on such soma
Foundation. its future growth and dsvel-
opuent Il absolutely assured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
THE NONPAREIIs, As USUAL.
Reds Defeated at West seattle in a Hot
Rail- Game.

The Nonpareiis defeated the Seattle
Reds in the first game Of ball Of the sea-
son az West Seattle yesterday afternoon.
The game was marked throughout by
many brilliant plays. Notwithstanding 1t
was the first of the season. The features
OF the play were Nelson's third base
work for the Nonpareils and !. Camp
bells playing for the Reis. The latter
made some excellent stops.
Cummings did the heavy hating for
the Reds. being credited with two two
base hits. one single and home run.
sheets dif the best batting for the Non
shortsfop.
Reed pitched we'll for the Nonpareils,
having seven strike-outs. George Russell
umpired the game satisfactorily 20 both
sides. TIE SORE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
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R3H!a,!l! F Rsk1RS

either club has played under the rev
schedule and for the cup trophy.
The following are the names OF the
players:
Pacific-F. NcRae. G; T.. Leland n:
CarvahIo, S.: Belden. 10: Chew. ~: Bran
agon. Sb Russell. J. E: H McRae. c. f.:
Sewell, r. {. Mercer-Sheaf. c. Cochran.
D.: Spencer. s.; Williamson. III; Darvei.
81: Caraher. 81; Jenner, !. f.: Knight,
c. T.: Hicks. r. f Kelly. umpire.
Summary of the Games Played.
The first of the series Of ball games by
the public school league was played sat
urday, with the following results:
Mercer. -; Pacific. ~
Denny. II; Minor. &
South, s; Columbia. s
Rainier. -. Observation-Disclosures. IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
\ Hnnf~onc Wv Rcsiinnne.

4 handsome residence IS halng erected
on the southeast HcrncT OF Teeth and
Marion streets for pr = NJ Conn. The
bulltinE when Finished Will consist OF a
basement. two stories and ar attt- "-nc
first story wiil ~ finished throughout IN
oak ami the second story iH natural ar
n will Re fitted wish all uo.icrn convent
suces and VIII consist % nine rooms. {.
e ENerS - the avchffrct and Jenkins a
Jones the contractors. The estifnatsyi
cost Il s. $40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
New Offices for Justices and Coroner.

During the past week the Two fUsti, es
OF the peace and the coroner have
changed their quarters Coroner Asian
IS now located in the Burke building On
Second street. Justice Of the Peace ". r
NcElvaiu- VINO used 20 be- on the sixth
floor % the safe Deposit building. IS
or the second floor - the Hiuckley Mock
and Justice Of the Peace William Cafa-
well has moved from the second to the
third practically second, floor Of the Rox-
well building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
Mnrri~~nY Was Whinned

Pete Burns received a telegram yester-
day from Wellington. r. c.. stating that
Liverpool Jack" or Flanagan. whipped
Ed Morrissey in three rounds. The fight
was for 500 A side.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

Tet4s ana tomorrow, sre-ial sale -
sai's. caps ana skirts 81 $50. worfh sp
,0 s. . J : Graham. 7l6 Second ssrees-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

Time aDi again have wc seen Chamhsr-
laln.s 1ossga keHis,,v tries3 ani newer with
cot 'ise 'unst satisfactory Ees4s!ss. Sa4Sa1, use.
&asepe.sssS4s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
80 drft 6 III.

ben SdloBberg unb bic bodrugenoe
Burg nit ibrsm malerii9sn @emGuer
gebDrt unitreitis gu ben eigenartigiten
8ilbern i'm mittlersn She'll Der Sber-
pfal5. Sief unten sieben ii4 am llfer
Der 2autera9 bic bsI4sioenen SGuier
bes Ortes entlane, Der iia riidpdrts
an bic griinen uferbGnge lebnt. Die
Gautsra9 lit elm muntsres, flares
Daifer, pel9ss pegen Teinss 9ebultss
- ni9t an minsraliidsn, fonbern an
dnimuliI6en 9eitanbtbeilen = in su=
tenn Rufe itebt. Der SluB gsbDrt ndmz
lid gu ben Soreasnbd6en uno trG9t
bermDgs bieier portrsffliden@igeniha
nidt ipenis gum Rubme bes Wturttes
&aitl bel.
SodintereFant 1T Der 8eIu6 bss
SdloBberges unb Der altenpfurrtir4s,
in ipel9er Der Sslobduptmunn Sepfrieo
Shipeppermann uno audi Elm SD4terz
6sn 2uoipig bes 8apern begruben lies
gen. @inen erbebenben @inbrud nuB
f:r setpeibte Raum gebOten 6dben. dl5
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

@afFl gatlopitfd3 fton bic errS'
t6snbs Sophia 9strotpna uno Seon
giitolaieipitf6 bsrsin gsfiibrt.
Oas iunge Paar fparf iicb Der &ais
iertn an SSiibsn.
rGitoldt WaIIilietpitIh," Idgts bisie
enblid, lit bas Oein Sobn9"
Sreuoentbrdnen itiir5tsn benz altsn
Starpitsn aus ben Qugsn, als er ben
SoOtqsglaubten in SugsnOtraft lebenb
bor fih iab.
~sSSu, Maisitdt, er 1T es, er 1T es!"
antportets er nit srItidtsr Stimme,
absr er tpagts ni9t, in @sgsnpart Der
Saiierin ben Sobn 5u umarmen.
.Ou fdeinIt iebr treue 2euts gu bds
ben. Ileranber WaIiilistpiti92" iagte
bic 8aiisrin.
sd banfs @ott bafiir!" untportete
Suparpip aufatbmenb. aber INNER
nod balb tpis i'm Sraums.
Limb piel @liid!" fubr bic SuiIerin
fort. bic oisl gu tlug mar, I'm niht ios
fort ben 3uiammsnbang Su bur9z
fhaaen.
.6elbberrngIiid!" ertpiberte Supaz
rpip. bsFen glugsn isbt aufbliBtsn.
~9(lIo bieIes iunge paar liebt ii49"
fraate &a:barina; lid gsbs msine Gins
ipilligung, in elmer Stunbe. ip:roen iie
ehslitb perbunben iein."
.3u 9efebl, Maieltdt!"
Limb bieIer Huge 8urI6e9 0u
tuirit i'm gu 0einem aoiutanten mas
Gen!"
~gr ioIlte es e6sn tperOsn, maies
itdt!"
sd fam i'm Dir ni6t IaiIen, er
tritt als 6auptmann in meine 2eib@
aarbe. ssiir bic @quipirunn forge i9.
Su pirft Inn eine jdbrli6e 3uldse BON
tauieno Gubeln gebsn."
n3u 8efebl, Maieitdt!" ertpiberte
5upuroip.
.Gs lit gut! 9ebt!"
Die 2lnipsIenben perlieben, mad Sofs
fitte riidpGrts i9reitsnb, unb nadoem
fie Der &aiierin bic Sano getiibt, oas
2immer. ,
~alsranbsr @aIilisipitIh," idgte
3atharina, als lie aIlein puren. bon
Neuem benefit Der 8orfaa, oab Ou
9sinen SGbsorn nod INNER niat ab=
osleat. Sin f9psres @spitter siebt
iia auIammsn, es tpetterleu9tet an Der
poIniiden @renss! Ou pirit balb
mdrI9iren! Run benn, ih re4ne auf
Define 5reue, 0sin Salient uno ni9t
sum tpenisiten auf Sein 5elS9errns
aliid.N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
M a DIT Der 9Oflidteit.
Msrt' Dir bisis llmsangsrsgel:
SDfii6teit, bic pabre. s6te,
Sinbsrt ielbIt ben "rohten' Slsasl,
60 au iein, tpis er's germ mDhte.

= @upbemiItiia. Souriit
(aum Wirtb): rSerr Dirtb, gsben 81.
mir n SiIdtu9 = absr ems nit
flsdsnloisrsr 8erganssnbsit!"
Srsunblidss 3usez
HGnbnib. Sin Gsfunsener protes
ftirt benz RsgerbduptIing gsssniibsr
lsbbaft gessn feline @efanasnnabms
unO bemertt, er lei ensliider Inter
than. Der Sduptlina ertennt bas an
unb befieblt, ben Gefangsnen ais -
9sefiteat ensliid9 5u3ubsreiten.
Qnseige. Der ltnterssidnet.
brinat sur 9lnSsigs, oaB unter Seuti=
asm Der Suno oes 2obntuti6srs
4bolf. pe.ther Rattsrfdnesr 1T, nibt
nur sinmal, fonosrn msbrsrs Sage
ohne Marts unb Maultorb berum=
lduft. obns Iih barum gu tiimmsrn,
unb bObniih oaSu laat, ipenn bsrIelbs
aeiparnt piro. S6rnle, poliSeiioloat.
= ainbIi6e auffaifune.
Der tlsins Sumo gsbt nit ieinem papa
in ben QnIagen nd9t Der 2otdlbabnz
linie ipaaisren. Gben fdbrt Elm 3ug
ppriiber. beitsbenb aus Der fleinsn, laut
unb anbaltsnb pf'ifsnben 2otomptipe,
unb sinem Psrfonenpuger. n9u.
Bupa," Idgt Der &Ieiue, has 1T dber
mertfpiirbig! Su lit Der Yfiff ldneer
pie Der 3uQ!"
- SsGbftperfdnbli9. =
0oftor: ~. limb 10 bat osnn Der
Stid. bssisbun9speiis Bib, Der gifs
tiaiten Sbisrs bic. bon Ieipen S9reden
psrlOrsn. Ieitbsm man psiB, SaB 9lIs
tphol = ulIo 3. 3. Bum ober Gpgnac
- Iofort uno nadbriidlih GiBsrli9
unb innsrIid angepenbet, meiit iebe
@efubr 6sieitigt!" = Srau Oberf0rIter
(sinpsrfsnb): .Sb man aber audi inns
mer alei9 Rum, Gognac ober oergleiz
den bel Der Sanb baben nirb2!" -
O6srfDritsr: .9fbsr i9 bitt' Did.
ssrau, Bum unb Gosnas bat nan spta
iulmsr BEL bsr 9anS!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Scr rid)tig' 9oeter.

.Su," Iagt Der Oottor, y's lid Tee
Wunner,
@ann De 10 fort trinti6t, tummI4t
Oe runner,
WGriht frant I'M an me iheene Gag
Srifft Did gu gutter 2ebI4t Der
Stlag.
60 lang mer jung iih. gsb'n 10 poiie,
sSn Define Sobr' muB mer's bait
loFel" =
Der &ranf ,uf bieStrofprebigt bodt er
@rfdt trauris DO; Oann iugt er: Dot
ter,
Su lisbIht ia Ielbitt e quite Sroppe,
Teblidbt bel tee'm Sriib'z un' Spsnos
ihpppe,
I'm pGrb's ais Spenos nod 10 fpdt,
On biidbt setpiB Der 2eBiht. pu gebt;
8iiht grab 10 alt - glaa6 ii9erlich,
Su trinfi6t nod ebsr mebr pie i9!"
Do laAt Der 9ottsr, nimmt iein' Sut,
I'm iaat: nSa, mesnicht bann. mer
tbut's sut9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
S6peppermanns @eburts>
baus illobe.

6art am ipsItliden Ranos bes Sura,
ba. mo bic SoafIGbe nit plDBli9em
sSua aur SuIS, einem NebenfluB Der
9(ltmiibl. abiintt. lisst bas StdOt6sn
Reumartt. ipelaes CUR IlntsrI6eibung
bon einiaen anOeren gleianumissn Ors
ten ben 8siiaB nin Der S6erpfdl3"
fiibrt. S6on i'm glbItieg erfreut Der
Gnblid bes biibTdsn 2anbffaftsbilbss.
pelfss nit fsiner Stride uno Srl9ts
bartlett in bemertenspsrtbem 8sgsnIab
gum srniten G6dratter bes Oberpfdl3sr
Dalbes fte6t. Rings Inn Die Staot
breitsn Iitb biibfbe Sluren aus, untsrs
miI9t nit S6itbdumen uHb 8ufdiperf,
Sopfensdrteu uno Dalhparsellen unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Gin Streifsus ourdJ Die Gjaer-
Ifal,.

@snu mir Bel @m6srg aus BEN
8ilstbale tpeItli9 bsrsan itsisen uHo
Der na4 Heumartt iiibrsnOen Poit>
ftraBe folgen, tpsl9e in iiioDeitli9er
Riatuns bic Sura5one Dur9idnsibet.
fsnft fi9 nud mebrItiinbigsr DanOes
rung auf Der siemlia einf0rmigsn9o6<
fld6e uniers StraBs in's 2autsra9tbal
unb erreiht ben Martt 8aftl. Man
iiebt bonn Orte, gleibOtel, Of man BON
Gmbsrg obsr bon Nsumartt tommt,
sunddIt ni9ts als bas bodragsnbe
SdloB unO bic Yfurrtirds, bic Sduier
bss Marttfledens aber erIt i'm @bItieg
sur Soble bes 2auteruhtbales, ipelde
bier bic 8iloung elmer tisf ei.geI4nittes
men, BON aiemlia boben Steilufsrn einz
gsfabten Rinne 5eist. Der Bid auf
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einaefaumt bon sriin:m Siisslaub:.
Neumarst lit Elm drtiges, faubsres
Stdpt4eH nit groBem 9auptpldb. an
Dem suslei4 bic beitsn WirtbSbduier
bes Srtss anr @intsbr einlaben. 8es
bdbige Sauisr unb intersFunte bauli9e
Reite aus alter 3eit. Elm @iirtsl Don
nettsn Inlagen, bann biibi9e 4uss
sliiae unb 9eielIigtsit psrlsiben Der be-
triebiamen Staot bisl 2lnaiebenbss.
Der Srt bat sins rei9s 9sidi9ts bins
ter fih. Die Stabt mar bdlb unb balb
Reidsitabt unb purbs bon ben bsuts
f6en Raiiern pielfud nit SrsibeitsH,
Prioilesien uHo S4irmbriefen be-
baht-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
graGoeat Saure.

lls6eruus i9nsu poGl5iebsn Iitb Die
8erpanoluHgsn auf bem potitiideH
Sbeater Srdnfrei9s. Die &spublit lit
nod ni6t 25 Sabre alt uHb f6on iibt
Der ietafts PrdiiOent. 5elir Saurs, an
benz Steuerruosr bss Studtsi9iff,s.
9srr Suure, Der ieBt i'm 81 2sbenss
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Gin GiSpeloeipeo.

Oieie WaI9ine, bic Grfinbunc BON
Samusl goung in Ontonuson. Widh.,
lit bsmielbsn Dor &uraem patsntirt
fporben. Oas pferb lit eine Mastiz
runa bss iiblidsn Sibes bes Sabren<
ben. bic 9oroerbsine biloen SGnse>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Wooerner @cidJma6.

.Iun fas', ipie mar Oas neus Stiid9"
~gs maht ia frsili6 elm Rieiengliid;
Sph nad osm Wsisn bas man b'ruus
muht,
Sdtt' i9 Mrs - drger NOD gebu6t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

Oa6er. Serr: Sd bin fiir9.
krli6 miibe, i9 tomme mir iuis gsrGs
bert Dor. 5reunb: Oas 1T bod tsin
@unbsr. Ou bift ia aua Rubfabrsrl
= 3psierGei. o.: nWis &c.
faint :Sbnen bic Srau RGtbin mb ibre
Sodter9" = g.: n9eiOe baben ss mir
anastban; bon Der So9ter bin id be-
aaubert. bon Der Ilten bin ih bsbsrt!"
= 8erubiguns. Sdpisssrz
mutter: .Bsbbalb fpsinit Ou benn,
gmilie2" = S9tpiegsrto9ttr: ,9lb,
meine 96din 1T ipessssanssn, unS ba
folI i9 bas MittaseHen fir msiuen
Wann to1en!" = Shnie9ermuttsr;
-Wsiu @ott. bapnn pire Fl aud Rias
aIsi1 ttsrbsn!"
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iabre itsbt, bat Ht4t nur als Mitglieb
Der 9sputirtsntdrmsr, fonbsrn AUDI
in boben Staatsdmtern, sulebt als
Narins Winiiter bem politiI9er 2es
ben anash6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

laaer fir bic 9sbalItangs. bic 9interen
iinb dbsulDIsn unb iebss nit einem
@a.;ttidub psrbunoen. Die Steuers
itanae 1T nit Sanbbabe psrieben. gebt
bura ben 8orberibsil bss mFerOet0r@
pers unb bat am untsren @nbe ebenz
fails einsn S9litti9ub. 8eim Sreten
tuirb cine &etts in 8spssung gsisbt, bic
bas &Gb umbrsbt. tpprauf bic Was
idine in rai4em Sluse uuf Dem giie
habinoleitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08

s. It l..
bier 2ubfpig Der 8aper i'm Winter beS
Sabres 1923, umseben BON ieinen 9es
treuen an Der Settle oss braosnS6peps
permann ben BEL Miibloorf errungenen
Ssg feierte. Die 9rabIhrift, pel4e
bas 4nbsnten S4peppermanns fsis
ert. lauiet:
nSisr lsit begraben Ssrr Sspfriso
S6neppermann,
alles tbuns pnb Wanbels pobl getban,
Sin Bitter Seed pnb 8eit, ..
Ser su Siinbsrstorff in Stritt Shat
bas bsf,
Der lit nun tob, Dem 9ott genoo.
Obipit 1887.
SSsbem Elm @b,
Dem frommsn S9peppermann Sipep."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-08
Sie fdlaue Glfe.

Muttsr: @snn Ou drtig bif, glfs.
bstommit Ou gu 9einem Geburtstuse
piebsr cine srobe Sorte ipie ooriges
.Sabr. bic fir brsi perfunen ausreiht,
Glie: Wutter, o;bt ss bsnn ni1t
au9 groBe Sorten fir cine psriona
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24
A "Harvest Home !, Festival

Will be held in the Willmar
Opera House both afternoons and
evenings Of Sept Goth and 9th.
The house will be handsomely
decorated in original designs. and
a succession If booths aud tents
will be made attractive. Also a
''Curio Corner and: works of
Art will be On. exhibition. On
the first evening hongfellow's S
"Evangeline'' will be@represent-
ed by Readings. Mbieaux and
Music. The second evening
Josiah and S;lmantha Allen will
attend the Festival and give. Var
ious selections and life like
Tableaux. IS cents admission
for adults and Is for children will
admit anyone to all entertain
ment and an excellent supper
either evenings. Music and a
joyful time. Let eve; yone come
and rejoice in the great harvest
of this year. IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24

= A driMling fall rain fell during
Sunday and two nights, netting
the rain catcher about two inches
of water. AS a result Monday
was a holiday for the thresher-
men and a good many Of them
1atid a visit to town.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24

The threshermen south and
east of here are having their
hands full this year in knocking
out the grain. Farmers are all
clamoring for their grain and the
machines cannot handle the work
in time to suit all of them.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24
The work of excavating the
basement for A. N. Lewis brick
block was commenced to-day

T. Rodlun 4 johnson are fixing
up the show windows in the front
Of their store in order: to be able
to display a few samples of their
magnificent stock of fall goods.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24

The time remaining before the
electric plant is supposed to be
in running order is exceedingly
short. A crew of men are plant
ing poles and hanging wires, but
there will evidently have to be
more rushing done if the magic
light" shall beam in our city by
next Tuesday. which is the limit
setin the contract. + =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24

A severe frost occurred Sun
Gay night. Mercury registered
us low so degrees.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-09-24
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Teachers, Nesting.

The Kandiyohi Co.: Teachers
Association will M eet at the viii.
mar High School building, Sept
ember 28th, at one o'clock P. M,
The following program has been
prepared: :: .4Sz......
1st: Vocal Solo,, Zilpha Will
liams,
End. Report of Committee on
organization,
g3rd. What can be- done to en-
courage the spirit of Frater.
nifty, II. Lindgren. (
4th. The rise and fall Of parties
the United States, A. @. Fors.
berg. ..g::z5 .:zs E.. !. g.. s...
9Th: Herbartianism, B. S. Co.
veil. Nj: 1..=s:: 30. 55 =. III:
9th. Recitation, Susie Wilcox.
7th. The Teachers 'Uneons scious
Influence on his pupils, Anns
-s McManus. Z II: b
9Th. Technical Grammar yer
sus LanguageI Lessons, Georgt
Edd rs
9th Qnestiio ~ s. E..
CHR1sTIHES ON,
esretary