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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
CHAPTER XVII.
A Last Hope.

The first thing which had now to be
done was to give information 10 the
proper authorities or the murder which
had that night been committed and TO
engage the agents Of justice In an at
tempt to discover the perpetrator of
the crime.
That success would attend the pur-
suit no n OF those now, with such
various feelings and emotions sur
rounding Nicksey's lifeless body, could
for one moment believe.
Darlington turned toward Jarvis, re-
questing that he would Immediately
mount his box and drive In search of
the nearest officers, whom he was to
inform of what had occurred.
Jarvis was seated In the chair that
had so lately been occupied by the
man who would soon be laid within
his last resting place, and 1t was with
much difficulty that, Edwin's uncle was
made to comprehend that which was
now required Of him.
He appeared bewildered, his mental
faculties for the time almost annihi-
lated by the words TO which he had
listened, the sight he had beheld.
And when he ros from his chair he
staggered like a drunken man. but his
strange manner was unnoticed by the
others, who were too greatly absorbed
with their W thoughts and feelings.
Gazing vacantly about him his eyes
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
LIVED LIKE A BOHEMIAN.
Go Be C~ontinued.)

One Day Looking for a Nights
Lodging, Ia Next Day with Money
to Burn.
Fortunes, says Captain Thompson
of the Atlanta police force to a Con
stitution" man, change In a day.
1t was during the snow that a bright
eyed, cheerful-looking individual with
torn clothes and battered look strag-
gled into the police station one night
and begged for a nights lodging. The
captain talked with him and found
him to be an entertaining fellow, with
a sunny way Of looking at life. The
fellow slept on a bunk that night.
Three nights afterward a we'll
groomed, nicely barbered. neatly
dressed genteel looking fellow hailed
the captain I'm front of the Markham
House. The police officer had to
look twice before recognizing the
man.
81 just wanted to thank you, Cap"
said the man gayly, for allowing me
to sleep In the quarters that night.
I'm on the topmost wave now, roll
ing 'em high, money to burn-any-
thing l can do for your
-Four or five nights later an improv-
ed species OF tramp, worn, ragged, di-
lapidated, but still smiling, stumbled
into police headquarters.
How are yc., Cap" ne said, Lem
me stay gain tonight. Dead broke.
Supported too many idle people. Yes,
'pect / am about half drunk. Thank
you, captain. Be rollin' 'em high
when you see me gen"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
The Death of Nicholas Sherman

The Death of Nicholas Sherman
Before your voice is forever stilled,"
continued Emmeline, relate to us all
that your memory can recall respect
ing the sad fate Of the child"
Yes, yes" and Nicksey spoke now
but in the faintest Of whispers. THE
Fifth of February-One Tree Square
l struck him ON the road-the mail
COACH was poisoned-the copse." Ali
this was said disjointeiiy and with
long intervals between each broken
sentence.
MY ACCOMPLISHMENTS them-the
real assassins-I was but a miserable
instrument-pity me!'
May heaven pardon you" prayed
Emmeline.
Now remembering, harrington said:
Can you describe the man who has
dealt you your death blow and who
has stolen those l~ettersT'
There was no reply.
Too late" said Emmeline, who had
felt Nicksey's fingers relax their hold
upon her hand.
He will never speak more" said
Forester.
And so, after twenty years, had per-
ished the first Of the three asSassins Of
One Tree Square.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
Artificial Flowers.

No longer is the wearing of artificial
flowers otherwise than unon the hat
or bonnet considered bad form, says a
New York fashion authority. 1t was
an inconsequent restriction, but one
that has nevertheless ruled for many
years. Now artificial flowers-vIoletS
rosebuds, primroses, hedgeroses and
many other blossOms-copy nature SC
perfectly that they are largely used
10 decorate the head and neck, in pref,
erence to natural blooms that fade
and wither often before the dance OF
other entertainment is half over. Some
of the dainty French ruches for the
neck are made wholly of fine flowers
but these, of course. are for very
special occasions. The majority al
these accessories show n combination
of lace chiffon, flowers and ribbon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
BY
THE AUTHOR OF
allie Rathbone,' "foor Cene'
Steye.v &c.

"They are not here now-he has
stolen them from me-"
And the groar which Nicksey utter
ed as he said this was echoed by En-
incline, who felt that now he last
hope was wrested from her.
harrington, bending over the doomed
man. said:
Before you go hence to render an
account to heaven Of all your crimes
remember that which happened twenty
years ago. We are here to receive
your testimony and to report 1t to JUS
tice."
But who then are your Nicksey
murmured.
Speak. Nicholas Sherman, and for
! get nothing. for now with you is our
| only hope to avenge the memory of
an innocent man, who was condemned
and persisted for your crime"
An innocent man condemned for his
crime!
That could Tot be true" Nicksey
said. He knew nothing of that-noth-
ing"
And Nicksey was indeed unaware
that he had to reproach himself with
the death of more than n victim.
As he lay poisoned and grooming
with his agony in the copse to which
he had reeled, he had been heard by
some men who were passing on the
road, they bore him to the nearest
Doctors who, having done the best he
could for him. sent him on to a hos
pital some few miles on the way to-
ward London.
Escaping by almost a miracle with
his life, when Sent from the hospital
about six months after he had first
been admitted, he made his way di-
rectly to London, and had never heard
more, indeed, had eve inquired con-
corning the crime in which he had
a~ssisted-only he took good care never
again to return to the neighborhood OF
One Tree Square.
And now, when told how Arnold
Lindsay had persisted. Nicholas Shear
man trembled more than ever that he
himself had but so short q time to
live.
"Oh, mercy on me! mercy on met
he moaned. "If / must indeed die,
who will pray for me, that I may be
pardoned?'
II willr' exclaimed Emmeline.
"You!" gasped Nicksey, fixing upon
her his now fast glazing eyes. Yes,
l know you-you r the young 'un."
81 am Emmeline Lindsay"
The dying man now extended his
! hand and she gave him her own, which
he feebly pressed and so held.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
A WAR ECHO.
EVERY HONORABLE VETERAN
> DESERVES HIS PENSION.
Aud the Lone Limb Is Not the Only
Reason for a Government Re-
ward Either.

(From the journal, Lewiston, Mel
Samuel r. Jordan has just given the
Journal an account of his life, which
in view of his extremely hard lot for the
past few years is of great interest.
Il am B years old and have always
lived in New Portland. l enlisted in
the army in 1862 as a private in Com
pany A, Twenty-eishty Maine Volun-
teers. My army experience injured my
health TO some extent, although /
worked at blacksmithing some part of
the time, when suddenly, several years
ago, / vas FRUSTRATED with what able
physicians pronounced Loeomotor
somewhat, yet the disease progressed
quite rapidly until I had hardly any
feeling in my legs and feet, they felt
like sticks OF wood, and i grew so much
worse hat l could not move for three
years without help, as my neighbors
and friends could testify. 1 employed
several physicians in my vicinity. and
elsewhere, and they all told me that
medicines would not help me, that
they could do nothing to effect a cure
and that in time / should become en-
tirely helpless. ! became DISCOURAGED.
i was a great care to my wife and
friends. Shortly after l met an old
army comrade, Mr.. All. Parlin. a resi-
lent Of Madison, Me, and he incidently
mentioned how he had tried DR.. Will
Jams Pink Pills for a severe case Of
rheumatism and a spinal and malarial
trouble, that he had suffered with con-
sequent OF his army life, andohad been
greatly benefited by their use. iy his
earnest recommendation ! was induced
10 try the pills. After taking them for
a time / began to feel prickIy sensations
in my legs and a return Of strength so
] could move them a little. After a few
weeks ! began TO feel a marked i'm
provement in my condition. ! soon was
enabled to walk around a little with
the help of crutches. After taking for
crutches, my general health is much i'm
proved and / nave regained my old
time vigor. l can walk about and enjoy
life once more. for which l feel very
thankful, and this happy result is due
to the use OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie were first compounded as a.
prescription and used as such in
general practice by an eminent
physician. So great was their eff
CaCy thai 1t was deemed wise to
place them within the reach of all. They
are now manufactured by the DR.. Will
Jams Medicine company, Schenectady.
y. Y, and are sold in boxes neVer in
loose form by the dozen or hundred, and
the public are cautioned against num-
erous limitations sold in this shape) at
SO cents a box, or six boxes for 2. 80, and
may be had of all druggists or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Med. Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
The Evolution

or medical agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old-time herbs, pills, draughts and We
Eetable extracts to the rcre and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. To get the
true remedy see that 1t is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only. For
sale by all leading druggists.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

In search OF pleasure or business, should be
preceded by the purchase OF natures great in
SkorRlor, HOstUttGrS tUmaC Blt.erS, tao
best ana most GENIAL medicinal sai-guaTd IN
existence, Mariners, miners, CummerSIAi tray
eleTs, tourists, ana ali VINO tTaN5! ny did or
sea, speak OF IL Ill the highest IeIm5. Mau4rI4,
slnoLsuess, constipation, LZdlevsuon, rAeuIna-
usLn, nervousness III kidney lroGDIe are rem
eulvu ny IL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
Hopeful.

Day-I'm on the waiting list 10Y at
the club.
Weeks-Do you think you'll ever
get in?
Day-0h, sure. Sooner oT later
they'll be wanting 10 pay off the
debt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
Locked IT..

Mrs. Hicks-I have been shopping all
day and came home completely worn
out.
Hicks-You do look just a bit shop
worn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

Two hundred years ago last July
the Bank OF England started on n
basis OF a government debt to it Of
100000. The debt the government
now owes the bank is $55, OO0,0 O0.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

Shelf will be a pleasure for me to
share your troubles and anXieties.
He-But | haven't any.
She-O, you will have when we are
married!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

Boston is a queer city, anyway. The
city architect wants his office abolish
ed. as ne thinks the city work should
be done by competition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

"Hanson's Magic corn Salve."
Warranted TO cure or money refunded. Ask you
druggist for It, Price Is centS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18

After six years suffering I was cured
avenue, Allegheny, Pa, March 10, 1894.
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Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Die St. Reopi9ss 6emeinoe.
Ueuer 5ptf.

Die 3ptfttgteiten unter ben Mttg(ie6ern
Der ct, 6ebnigsgemeinbe, bic unldnqTt gu
per @bfeBung ibre5 9oftor8 8ar3insfis
fii3rten, finb nod imltsr ni6t beigelegt.
@einem@ eriprec9en gemdB f3idteGr36iI6of
5ee9an geitern Batter Mulboon nit patpr
SeDlafut un0 8iela BON Der ct. Staltsz
lduS=8 emetnbe na9 Der ct, 6~ebipigsfird1e
bamtt 8ptte8btenit gebaGten nerben t0nne.
9d man qber 6efir6tete, baB es troBbem
81 unruben tommen piirbe, fdnben 1ih un=
gefG6r Is 9e6eimpolt3iIten Elm unb mii6ten
ltd) unter Die 3a6lrei9 eri6tenen 8emeinDez
mttglieOer. Oils Batter Wulboon nit ieiner
Prebigt anbob, e~ntitanb in Der Rirfe Elm
unbeilOertiinoenOe5 @emurmeG, Damn tan
ben ettpa Elm OuBenb MGnner auf un6
gtngen oitentattb btnaus. g1a8 9erlauf
etniger M}tnuten tebrten tie 8uriid uno aim
gen brett bDr bic &an8el, tpo 8ater Wllz
Doon ftanb. @iner BON i6nen, auqenT6einz
lt8 Der 8GoelSfii6rer, trat bor unb ipraf
duf WtulboDn elm, bon Minute 8u Winute
befttger tperbenb, 10 baB bic @e6eimen etnen
ernf tli9en Nufftanb befiir9teten. oSnfulQes
beilen tpurbe bic Yplt3eiItation 0es 35. Ore
ctnctes bena3rt3tigt unb binnen &araem
tparen me6rere 8atrolnagen nit 9oli5titer
angefiiQt CUR SteQe. unterbeFen muBtC
@oter MulbOon Der S~tanbprebigt jenes Sc
metnbemitgliebes g%ebuI0ig 3ub0ren, Ma
mari See9an Dor, baB er fetn @eripre9en
nt4t ge6alten babe, baB er beripro6en babe,
etnen fren1ben PuftOr gu ernennen. 9un
f3ttte er aber SeOlafut unb 8iela DON Der
ct. Stantslaustir3e, 5tpet MGnner, Die
man in Der ct. 6eOpigsgemeinbe nift
bulben t0nne, neil fe 3u @ater 8ar3insti
gebalten bdtten. Mulboon antportete ruz
Zig unb gelafen, baB er an9sii8ts bteIer
Sbatia6en ben 9ottesbienit natiirlt9 ni8t
tpeiter fiibren tpiirbe. 9amit CAB man fi6
3ufrteoen unb obne tpeitere &ubeit0rung perz
lieb Die 9emeinbe bic 8ir9e.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
. Gin Dilemma.

MapOr 6opftns petB ni6t re8t, tpie el
ii4 it4 gu Der bonn @tobtrotb unter @us.
penfton Der @ef6Gft5regeln anqenommener
Or6tnan5, tpel4e Der SefferIon Urban Sran.
tit So. geitattet, bo8 bis6er BON i6r benubtt
Storage 8otterpzS pftem in Elm SroQeD.
SDftem un13utpanbeln, ber6alten 1oQ. 0i
Mntpobner Der Sultonz unD Morganftr. uni
Der N1Alano Npe, protettren energtf6 qeger
bic SrOlepba6n, 2roB i6res 9roteteS a6e1
ipurDe in Der leBten Stabtrat6sfBunq biz
BON @lb. Ma9onD am 4. Sebruar eingebra9t
uno an bas @omite fir GtraBen Der Wet=
fette berpieI ene Sr0inan3 BON Mlbermqr
Boomers a%ufgerufen unb bamit aus ben
9dnoen be8 Gomites genommen. Die Orbt.
mana fpur0e Dom Stabtratb angenommen.
Ser Wonor mD9te nun germ bic Orbinan7
nit ieinem 8eto belegen, er tpeiB aber nt6t
auf pel4e gefeBGi6en @riinbe er bie8 thur
tann. superintendent Balmer bat i'm
e6enfaQs teinen NuSneg aus feinem 0iler1:
ma 3etgen ~t0nnen, ba er gleihfauS feline qe:
feBli4en 9riinbe fir cine 8etptrunq 6el
SrDtnan5 bat ftnben f0nnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
1T Feline 8ioomiftin.

80sartig blamtrte it9 bic Nntluqe in
Dem Safe Der tpegen 8igamie ber6dfteten
5rau Sta 9trf6, @tr beri9teten ben 9a(l
berettS an Samtag 5iemIt9 ausfiibrIi6
unb tonnen Aeute uns fiigltb oarauf be-
i3rdnten, nur tur5 an3ubeuter, bah tie Be-
f4ul0tgt mar, NIT benz Manne Der sFralt
5annte 0effberg cine She eirqe1anqen III
ietn. DIS Die Nntlage 6eute Dor Htdter
Gber6drot au%fgerufen purbe, mar 0eIien
erfte Srage, Db 8etpei1e ~borban0en fpdren.
baB Die Nngetlagte Ole 6irf8) f6pn amber
petttg berbeirdtbet tpdre. Boiler @ritaunen
faben it3 Die 8ertreter Der NntGaqe, Topie
Captain 8arcau, Der fi9 unqemeiH fir bic
berlahene 9ef3berg intereHtrt, un6 0ieIe
ielbit ali. Ollie batten cine Iolde QGenouna,
retp. cine fol9e Srage, nibt erpartei. NneS,
mas fe Der 9trf3 our Qait legen fonnten,
mar, Dab Elm &abbi Copeland fb erinnerte.
fte nit 0eff6erg getraut gu 6aben. pa bic
feS aber nod tetn 8etpei8 bafiir lit, bah Dte
Nngetlagte f9on anberipeitiq berbetratbet
1T, uno es Der Nntlage unm0qli6 1T, bieIes
gu betpeifen, 10 f3lug Der 3i9ter @6erbarbt
Die Mntlage nteDer. Menn SFrau 6effberq
iu8 nun bo3 nod an tbrer b~ermeintli6en
Nebenbublertn rG6en min (ie lebt ii6riaens
i9on iett eSa6ren nt6t me6r nit i6rem
Wfanne 3ufammen), 70 muB Iie bic Mnflaqe
d11f @bebru6 erbeben, unb audi bieie 3u be-
petIen 0iirfte i6r fe6r f9per fallen, Du lie
il9 tpteOerRolt geGuBert, fe tpolle nit i6rem
W}anne ME mebr 3uiammenleben unb 6ube
Die S9etoungSantlage gegen i'm bereit3
etngeret4t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Moden iPre Orofun9 wahr.
Die tYpo9raphifbe Union 10. 10 bef6Iic6t,
aus DER nGtooe g. Gabor NfembIY"
aus3utreten.

pie SppO9rupbiI4e Union So. 16 be-
l4loB in elmer geitern Ra9mtttag ab9ebdl=
tenen 8~erfammlung, aus Der ySroDe &
2abor @fembIp" au5utreten. 9ieie Entz
T4eioung mar bic natiirli6e sFplqe Der QGetz
gerung Der nSrabe &c 2abor M%femblp", benz
8erlangen Der Union, baB nur Iol4e Dele
gaten alS Mitglieber Der MfIem6In aufqez
non1men perben %Io1ten, Die bas oon linen
perttetene @eper6e audi prattif8 ausii6ten
nd93ufpmmer.
Dieter 8ef6GuB mar BON Der topographic
f6en Union go. 16 nit benz 8emerfen elm
geret3t tporoen, baB fte aus benz @er6anoe
Der @etpertI6aften auStreten piir6en, falls
Der 8ef4luB ni4t angenommen piirbe. 0u
oos nun nt4t gef6a6, 10 blieb Der union
nt4ts anoeres t~ibrig,als lire 0ro6ung icubr
81 MAIDEN.
@ictor g. Miuiums, Der qeqenipdrtioe
Prdtoent Der vSrabe &c Qabor NTem6lD@
piro, ba er glei48ettig M}itglieo Der tppoz
grapbr9en Union go. Is 1T, fem Mmt am
nd3ften SOnntag nteberlegen. OerIel6e
fpra4 ietn Nnii6t ba6in aus, baB Die I'm
etnigfetten, Die felt l~Gngerer 3ett in ben
3eiben Der @femblp berrf4ten, Ie6r balb gu
gdn3li4er NufG0fung BERT elben fi6ren mir
ben. Sel6ftberHdnoli9 tpiiroe 6ann cine
neue Gentralt0rperi6oft tn8 Qeben qerufen
peroen uno Die union go. 16 tpitrDe al
tbren eriten N}ttgIioern geb0ren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
StdotiIhes,
KIetne Uahridten.
Sin ssp1tpr npIhpa bp,t+p

Sin Seuer, tpel6e5 6eute Morgen in
benz 9ebdube go. 1926 unD 1928 GtQtt
@traBe gum Nus6ru9 fam, rt9tete elmer
S8absn BON $1,000 an, tpooon auf Der
@4ubbdnbler g. Srabn, Go, 1926 $500 uni
auf ben 2ei6enbeitatter S, Arnbt, 2526
5000 entfauen.
6rettag aus @tfer1u9t erft fem Wei6 err
f6oB, bann beren 8ruoer, 6arrD 8onner,
alS Dtefer, linn @ertpiirfe ma@te, ebenfdQ2
anf3oB unD 10 tObli9 bernunbete oaB berz
lelbe tpentge Stunben barauf 1tar6, nuros
am Sam1tag ein9efangen unb heute fritz
BON Der @pronersiurD negen 0pppelmoroa
Obne 3ulafung bon 8iirgI9aft ben @rpt-
gei3porenen iibernte1en.
- Som 8eBler, alias SommD bic M1tts,
un0 So6n 9pffmann plrtben 6eute Wforgen
bon 9fi6ter M6ite unter ie $500 8irgf6afi
Dem Griminalgeri6t iiberpteTen, Sic lol=
len angebli9 geitern Nbenb in Sic Union
8raB WorfS, an Der MabanIta Mbenue,
etngebro9en fem unb ft3 cine Menge fn.
pferner @afer6d6ne ongeeignet baden.
- Der Sarbtge emanuel Barter, Der an
- Nuf ben MunI6 fetner eigenen Mut-
ter, Srau emma Oapis BON go. 514 Camp
be4 NDe., purOe beute Der 17idbrige @eorJ(
9abts ne9en 0ie6ta6l5 ans Criminal
geri9t bertpie1en. Set feinem IA. Sabre
fam er Der 8erfu6ung 81 ite6len ni9t mi.
beriteben unb Iou Ieinen @ltern beretts bum
berte bon Dollars baareS 8elb uno 8leibel
II. I. IN. qeitD6len 6aben. DIS uue 8erIu6e
i6n gu beifern, it3 al8 ~bergebGib ertpteien
be19loiIen bic @ltern, i'm na9 Der Geform=
19ule Ienben 81 laien unb beantragter
feline @erbaftung. Mabrbaft erT8iitternt
mar Die Scene, al8 it3 bic Mutter, Die i6rt
gan3e 9offnung auf ben SObn geieBt, pDr
bieiem perabi6tebete.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Die Ginfommeniteuer.
0eneerune in Se3u9 ouf oen Germin sur
GinIieferune DER Stcuert. 2lnoere
NenoeruneeH.

SnGanbz@ q euercpueftor MiQiam ;, M}i3&
empftng beute Morgen BON Dem itelloertrs=
tenOen @ommifidr bes 8unbesi9abamtea
8. 80. DtliOn Die 8ena9ri3tigung, DAT
laut 8ef9luB bes @enates unb 0ouie5 pom
q. Tebrlar, Der uripringlth auf ben eriler
Montag i'm Mdr8 feitgeieBte Sermin 8u'
@%tnfenoung Der @tntommen iteuer, bis gum
IS, QprtI DerlGngert porben 1et. OteI(
@enOerung eritrede iiA iebO9 Ii auf BIZ
Steuern BON Dem @tnfommen bes 3a6reS
1894. Serner lit bef6Go1en poroen, Dat
Bel Nbf9GBung Der Steuerfumme, Die fin
Geuerberfi4erung unb Iaufenbe Teparutu=
rem berauSgabten 8etrdge in Nb3ug tommer
foqen, unb f@lieBlt9 foqen bic grbeitge6el
nt4t perpfltAtet fetn, Die 9tamen berieniger
iRrer NngeiteQten, Die Elm @ebalt bon me6l
ais $4,000 be3ieben, on3uge6en, uusgenomz
men, bieS pirO BON benz Collector auSbriid=
lid getpiini4t, um Die &idtt9teit Der bon
ben NngefteQten in 8e5ug auf t1r Ginton1=
men semabten @ngaben feititeGen al
tDnnen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
SreibGoer fir sic Sii6feite.

Srau Gertrude MeItngton 1T in i6ren
8emiibungen, ben 8etpobnern Der Sii0feite
cine frete 8abeanital 81 erf9affen, Bis gu
etnem g%etptfen @rabe e~rfolgret6 uepefen,
unb ie ielbft tpenigitenS lit it4 1i6er, baB
tbre PlGne 3ur Nusfii6rung g~elangen per=
ben. 9as ftabtrdtbli4e Sinan3comtte bat
nGmlt8 am Sdmftug bei9lofen, Dem Stabtz
rdtb Die 8emtQigung elmer Gumme BON
$4,000 CUR @rrt9tung elmer S~retbdbeanz
ftalt auf Der @ibIeite 3u e%mpfe6len, Sral
Or. WeQington bat Mpndte lang baraui
btngearbeitet. Sic 1T bic 8prftbenbe etnes
Gpmtte8 Der MuntctpaI Srbsr 2eaque, tpelz
DIES ben Nuftrag er6alten bat, fir bic grz
riAtung zines Sreibabes auf Der @iibTeite
Git tptrfen.
Wte fe6r 5rstbGber fir Gbicago Elm 8e=
otrfntB. ftno, gebt f9on baraus berbor,
6aB in benz Garter 6arrif pnz8abe auf Der
Weitfeite in Dem err ten Sabre ieines 8efte=
bens $1,000 8Gber berabfoGgt purben,
Der BPM 6inan5comtte fir bas 5retbuh
a%rsgeporfene 8etrag pirb 9%eniigen, nm cine
Gbnli9e Mnitalt ipie bas Garter 6arriTon
Sab al errt9ten. 9}a9 ben Bldnen Der Srau
Or, Weutngtpn 1oQ bon einem S9pimmz
baifin in Der @~abeanitult abgeie6et1 tperDer.
sic lit nit &e6t Der Nnft6t, baB Die On
Italt ben 3pecfen Der S0rberung Der 3einz
li4teit unb nt6t ba3u bienen foQ, ben 8ez
1u4ern @elegenbeit gum S3Dimmen gu
geben. Oafiir IpQ bic &nitalt nit elmer
groBen Nn3a6l 9ou9en au8geriiftet per0en,
pel4e fi3 fir cine 8olfsbaoeanitalt als am
prattt161ten e~rtpie1en BADEN.
DIS 8auplab fir Die Srei6aoezInftdG
1T Elm @runbftiid an Der 80. Ctr. unb Wentz
tpprth Mpe. in Musfiht denpmmen.