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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
LUcRETIA B. CLARK FOUND.
had Been Working as Servant in Fitch.
burg, Mass.

Durg, MASS
Miss Lucretia Clark, the school teacher
who so mysteriously disappeared from Plain
field, N. j., on Friday morning. August .,
has been found. She was discovered at the
home of ex-Mayor Charles 8. Hayden. Fitch
burg, Mass, by Detective Louis ]. Beck, OF
New York. who has been at work on the
case.
Since Miss Clark's disappearance from
Plainfeld John E. Sweet, her brother-in-iaW.
who resides in Syracuse, N. Y, had followed
up every clue available. He proceeded to
New York, and Detective Beck was placed In
charge Of the case.
The detective made himself we'll acquaint-
ed with the habits of the woman. The first
thing he did was to trace her from Plainfeld
toNew York.
Detective Beck states that the woman be-
came mentally deranged. and knew nothing
OF what occurred after leaving great de-
partment store. She had wandered into
Sixth avenue elevated train, and not until
she reached Cortlandt street did she descend.
Unconscious of her actions, she boarded
night boat bound for Providence over the
stonington line. When she reached Boston
Miss Clark went to small boarding house
on fremont street.
On the morning of August 10 she appeared
at an employment bureau and asked Tor
position as domestic. She got place in
the Hayden family of Fitchburg. There she
gave her name as Mary Burke, and from that
time until discovered Miss Clark never left
the house. attending to her duties as do
nestle In the closest manner.
The general appearance OF Miss Clark
since she left Syracuse Is greatly changed.
Part OF her hair has been cut short and she
was apparently demented.
Miss Clark, who had been teacher IN the
Baird School in Norwalk, Conn, went to
Plainfleld to start a fashionable school for
Girls about three weeks ago. She left Plain
field with Ave fifty dollar bills, to negotiate
in New York City the purchase OF furniture
for the school. Since then all trace OF her
yas lost
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
THE NEWS EPTToMIZED
Washington Items,

Secretary Herbert announced that the
White Squadron would engage in series OF
manpuvres between Newport. R. l., and
Norfolk, Va. j.
Advices from Minister DENLY, in Pekin,
China. to the State Department report the
success Of the Kucheng investigation. J.
Secretary Lamont ordered to be turned over;
to the State OF Michigan the military reser-'
vation on Mackinae Island.
The great activity Of the Navy Department,
tp finishing new ships Is thought to mean an
aggressive foreign policy on the part OF the
Administration. i
Secretary Lamont issued orders concerning
the dedication of the National Military Park
at Chickamauga and Chattanooga.
Ex-Consul Waller made statement to
American representatives for transmission TO
the State Department. =
Acting Secretary McAdoo announced the
names OF the gunboats heretofore known as
Nos. 7. 8 and 9. now building at Newport
News. They are Nashville, Wilmington and
Helena, for the respective cities OF those
names. The tugboat at Mare Island has BEEN
named Unadilla-
The Turkish Minister in Washington re-
ceived information to the effect that the re-
port of an attack on the st. Paul's School In
Tarsus was erroneous.
Postmaster-G General Wilson said that the
receipts of the largest postofaces OF the coun-
try for the month Of July last were about II
per cent. heavier than for July, 1894. He
considers this a good indication Of the re-
turning prosperity Of the country.
Secretary Morton closed every sugar ex-,
perimental station In the United States,
twenty in numoer, and sold their property
for what he could get.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

are taking shape very rapidly. The en-
closure and structures for Cairo Street are
approaching completion. The same Is true
OF the German Village, the Chinese Village
the Mystic Maze, and the Palace
of Illusion. The steel structural
work for the great Phoenix Wheel is en- route
between Pittsburg and Atlanta, and the
foundation Is to be ready by the time the
material arrives. The work is all completed,
,and the erection will occupy but few
weeks.
The Mexican Village Is about done, though
1t has been decided that the bull fight will
not take place.
Mr.. Kee Owyang, concessionaire for the
Chinese Village, Is now on his way from
China to America with material for his show.
He is bringing bevy of Chinese ladies for
beauty show. Select plays will be presented
In the Chinese theatre, in the true oriental
fashion.
At place remote from the Midway, be-
tween the Woman's Building and the lower
lake, Is the Japanese Village, with quaint
buildings and picturesque gardens, bazaars,
etc.
Contracts were lot for tho erection Of the
the Moorish Palace. 1t Is to be Of most
attractive design and will be one OF the most
prominent buildings on the Midway. In
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
New Star for the Flag.

Til. orGer :5r the addition Of another star,
che fort ty-llth, to the National flag, to repre-
sent Utah, has been issued by Secretary La
mont. The order is accompanied by one
changing the size of the colo-S from six feet
by five to five feet six inches by four feet
four inches. The new colors will be issued
10 all branches Of the army.
Utah will not attain Statehood until July
next, but all flags hereafter contracted for
vii! contain the star heralding her admls-
sion to the Union.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Tho National Game.

Clingmnn Is back on Pittsburg's third base.
Tenney seems to be about the best catcher
Boston has.
Boston has won but ono e1tra-inning game
this season.
The st. Louis Club has signed new first
baseman named McFadden.
The best spurt OF the season in the League
has been made by Baltimore; Cleveland comes
next.
McPhee, OF Cincinnati, now wears glove
regularly. He had to come to 1t.
McGraw, Of Baltimore. has been put out
OF games more than any other player IN the
League.
Lowe, OF Boston, is at present playing the
best game of any second basenan In the
country.
Gleason will play the season out at second
for Baltimore. Reitz will be used for emer-
gencies.
Clements. OF Philadelphia, and Tenney. Of
Boston, are the only left-handed catchers in
the League.
Mcfarland, Of Indianapolis has been be-
hind the stick in every game his team has
played this year.
Washington has caused the champion Bal
timores more trouble than Boston, Pniadel-
phia, New York, Pittsburg and Brooklyn.
Joyce, OF Washington. leads the League in
home runs, Lange. of Chicago, in three-baS-
gers, and Delehanty, of Philadelphia, in
doubles.
Burkett, OF Cleveland, still! keeps his place
at the head Of the Leagues heavy batters.
He is the only player who now has an aver
age Of 400.
Young, Of Cleveland, and Hawley, of
Pittsburg. on the whole, have accomplished
more than any other two pitchers il the
National League.
The Pittsburg Club has purchased from
the Nashville Club the left-handed pitcher,
Moran, reported to be the best pitcher in
the Southern League.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

one Of the towers OF the Moorish Palace will
:be dancing girl set In incandescent lights
and it will be of most ingenious design,
:scintillating In jets.
In the naval exhibit Of the Government
Building there will host OF implements Of
naval warfare that have never been seen In
this part Of the country before. The five and
six-inch guns have arrived and are being
put In place. The cutter which arrived from
Norfolk Navy Yard sometime ago, is attract
ing much attention, and its passage has oc-
casioned much amusement among the at
taches Of the exhibit. The boat was sent to
its destination in charge Of quarterman,
Johnny MacD Donald, and the care with which
he looks after it is convincing OF the fact
that no harm will come to this part OF Uncle
Sans possessions.
The European exhibits cover quite broad
range of important articles. Commissioner
General Antonio Macchi gave the following
summary:
Great Britain-Artistic pottery, electro
plate and silverware. cut crystals, Sheffield
cutlery, Birmingham goods, Bradford
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

France-Tapestries, rich drawing-room
stery, scientific aud electrical appliances,
marine and mathematical instruments, Pa.
rislan novelties, jewelry and fancy orna-
ments, enamels, apparatus used at Pasteur
Institute for the discovery and treatment Of
bacteria and bacilli, perfumery, soaps, wines
and liquors.
Germany-Planos, artistic majolica, Dres.
den china and glassware, cut stones, new
photo paintings and scientific apparatus and
appliances.
ftaly-Most important and beautiful col
lection Of marble statuary, carved and ar.
tistic furniture Of all descriptions, decorated
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
The Futurity Race.

Tie eighth Futurity was won at the Coney
Island Jockey Clubs track, sheepshead Bay,
N. Y, by David Gideon's bay colt Reluital.
ridden by Griffin; Pueblo Stables Cres-
cendo was second, and Marcus Days
Silver II. was third. Twenty-Five
thousand people saw the race. The
stake was worth go, ,25O. of which the win
ner received s5S,7 ,75O; the second horse,
s5s33; the third horse, s2667; the breeder OF
the winner, $4,000 the Breeder OF tue second
horse, :s25O0, anI tho breeder OF the tnird
horse, SlGOr. The time OF the rar' was
l.l12.5. twas Mr. Gi!aop'5 third success-
fui EuturtN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Colored Men Hang . Colorsd Man.

A mob composed Of about q dozen men,
all colored, took Harrison Lewis, colored
from the Jail at Springfield, Ky.. and hanged
him to tree in the Court House yard.
About II o'clock p. m. they attacked the
iail and demanded the keys OF Jailer
Smith, who, having been warned of
their approach, escaped out OF the
back door with the keys. The mob,
nothing daunted, repaired to neighboring
blacksmith shop, procured sledge hammer
and other tools. and began batterinR down
the doors. It took three hours hard work
to reach their victim, but their determine
ton never wavered In the least, and at two
o'clock in the morning he was hanged. The
crime for which Lewis was lynched was
most cowardly murder.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
A Yacht Run Down.

; The sloop yacht Adelaide, owned by Rob-
ert ". Tnman. Of Inman, Swami 4 Co.. New
York City, was run down by the Perseus, of
the Iron Steamboat Company, opposite Nor
tons Point, Coney Island, and Mr.. humans
party were thrown intothe water. All were
himsAlf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Mr.. Sponord Turns Over Cash.

Librarian OF Congress A. r. Spofford de-
posted with the Treasury OF the United
States 1922, 900 to settle the discrepancy In
his accounts as Librarian and Registrar Of
Copyrights.
The amount, it is said, was placed to his
credit but the payment was not accepted Us
Il settlement of the matters in controversy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Nebraska Democrats In Convention.

The Nebraska Democratic State Conven-
ton ct Omaha nominated for Associate JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court, Charles j. Phelps.
A FREQ coinage resolution offered by ex-
Congressman W. J. Bryan. Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, was adopted,
only six votes being cast against it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Peru-Bolivla Trouble Settled.

Questions at issue between Peru and
Bolivia have been settled as result OF
conference held at Lima. It has been
agreed that the question of salute to the
Bolivian fag by Peru shall be submitted to
the arbitration Of another American Re-
puhlin
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
snurisb Priests Killed by Chinese.

A dispatch from Shanghai says that the
latest victims OF the anti-foreign feeling are
two spanish priests, who have been murdered
bya Chinese mob ut Hoyun.
The dispatch adds that Mahometan re-
tellion has broken out in Kan-Soo, ths north
western province OF China, and is spreading.
The situation Is serious.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Punisbment at Kucheng.

A despatch from Shanghai, China. says
advices have been received there from
Chengtu that the Viceroy has already caused
the execution OF four of the leaders Of the
attack recently made by natives upon the
Christian mission at Kucheng.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Eight Women Perish.

The convent at Ribordone. village in the
province of Turin, Italy, has been partly de-
stroyed by fire.
Eight women persisted and four others
were severely injured.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Connectlcut's Peach Crop,

". L. Hall, the peach expert, say the Con-
nectlcut crop will be ready for the market
on time. and that 1t was never better. The
total output Of the State, he estimates, will
be 81, 900 baskets.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
An Educational CalamItv

1t Is estimated that at least 1000 children
of New York City will be unable to attend
school this year because OF lack of accom-
mediation,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
PiAnOR Ont of date

The craze for bicycles has affected the
sale of pianos in England. The girls all
choose the wheel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

A Great Year for Squirrel.
This is great squirrel year in Eastern
Kentucky, and more Of the little fellows az
chippering away than for long time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
ALFARo HOLDS QUITO, ECUADOR.

His Victorious Columns Enter the Capital
Welcomed by Thousands.
Quito, the capital OF the Republic Of
Ecuador, is in the hands of General Alfaro's
forces and the citizens have proclaimed in
his favor. The greatest enthusiasm was
manifested in Quito when the new order Of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Japanese Leaving Port Arthur.

JaPanese Leaving Tort Arthur.
The Japanese are evacuating Port Arthur.
China, and dismantling all OF the fortifca-
tions there.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

voolens and cloth, Coventry cycles, pianos
furniture, chemical products, terra cottl
statuary, ship models and railway appD
ances books etc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

bops ioentifiiirten bag 8isb uno Dir se1
Die beioeu Mtrifau;r am Ell fen 8anme
anf. Nn ibren &ieioeru purbe Elm iSeis
tef befeIt19t. aui benz Die onosren Wiis
slieoer Der 8dnoe gsmnrnt purotu, Don
i9rem Srei5en n~h5u!niisn, mior;GCn=
iaQs iie uon berIelben Gtrofs srtiit
luelben iuiroeu.
@aIeca, M,nn., "a. Oct. Ser
sS.jdbrise 6. g.. S~eunugs. welber
eft DOR 4 Nonlteu feline 9attiu bs9ra=
ben bate. ihlo6 Dor eiut9su 5asen Ell.
men neueu Suno fIr's 9.bsn, unn Spar
nit Der rs idbriaer @ittiue Srteoerlta
8tinae. o69letd feline 9inosr sesen ell
ueu lpld)eu leihtiinai9sn 5brittauf oas
energiidite %prottitj,ten.
Sci Der idlls6lih nit leinen &iuberu
uerciubarten Nbfinbuu9 lteGte lih ber=
aug. ooB Der Cite eiu gum gro5ten
3bcile aus @ert9papiereu deficiencies
8ermD3en in 8etrage Dol $4,000 BE-
ia6, ipGbreno in ben 9iteru oes Steu.
eretnifdsers isia p:ri0nltbr5 @i9en=
tbun nit 5000 rermerft mar. Die
@rp6neidporencn ulteriud'en Die Nus
geleeenbeit, uuo bns 9telultat Der Gr.
on ite mar, bob Sennin9s autsr Der On
tlase Oss Wsiueios Dem Diitritis5erib-
te iibertuieIen ipuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Gin bdusi dab.

8. IS. Suffer BON @unulO9arie N.g.,
lust, oaB er Or Sings 3elu 0iscouerp
(gfcue Gntoeduns) reaelmdBig I'm t9Gule
9dlt, oaB ielne 6nmilie Die beiten Sic.
lultaie lnioige ibres @ebraubes eejlG.
ben bat, uno oos er. wenn lmmer mDg
lid, nitt Ubne tie fem mb1ts. q, q.
0ptemau. Dru8iit in @atstIa. 81. g..
bebauptet, Dab Or. Sings Discount
un5rpeiielbaft oas bette Mlttel gegen
Sultcn ut, eaB CT ie adt Sabre in
leiuer Samilie sebroudt uno iie niemaGs
Die Birfuns ueria9t. iuelhe man con
ibr eriuartet bat. 8arum io1 man elm
neutrality-suspicious., weltbes 10 LANCE
terIubt lit uno iid bepahri
6at. Yrobeflaideu frei in 8alter
Gros. 9rusitore. Reselmdstser Yrcis
so Cts. uno 81 .OO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Wenu 60 et,e jdhr!ite aus-
! ge uUn 800 srinrhsrt, UNI cine 5amifit
sescn lrgenorusl6e ernlte Solsen Dor
elmer Niiade bon Cingetpeioen-9eio
wdbreno oes Sabres su oeriidern, mir
ben Siete es fir ihre HTiht bolien, Die.
lie Suminen Gil 5lhien, BENZ &c eiHet
ditt Oil, ihr 2eben uuo has i5rer 6dmi
lie fir eineh Toit1eu Sc;ras gu risfIfer.
Scaeno Semonh fam oiele 9erIiterunf
fir % @euts trGnItsu, oenu oas 1T De,
Hrei5 eiHty J!d'd|s uau Ghamberfalu'2
1plif., Glolera- uuo Oiarrhoe Wittel.
5nite;n ieoer RadtnridaIt lift Semnuf
an sinem @jngriueioes2eiben eeitOrbsn,
he NtSn / bs'6afit rosr EN- Arjt gs-
bolt wereea to9uie. Cine oeer Suei
SOisu oiei5s Sei!miitets furiren Urgent
eiuen ~gsiu63nlidheH 5alI. Gs periasi
ME. S0mnen Sic Die Gefabr fir einer
10 fieiusu Setrns ibernebmeu? Gum
8ertaui lei alien 0aroleru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
bdbt 7br ie,ndlS

electric Sitters ais Mtlttet eesen
Cure 2eiben periu6t? g8euu uidt,
orObirt einma( cine 6lni6e II per-
ldaht gu6 grlei6terung. 9ns Mfii-
tel lit bfIpnoers seei9net Sur 9elfuna
ron5rauentrunfbeiten, ba es ciueu bret
ten 9tnNuS uuf Stdrfuu9 Der Orsuis
ausiibt. @euu SIR al 2tppetitluliqz
felt, 9artleibi9felt, 8opfusG. ooer Ohm
mahtsnnfdlen leioet, Ooer nerds,
I6failOs, uutsere9t, melnndulii6 ooer
i6ninblih ieio. electric SitterS
1T Die WeoiSiu. Die S9r brdutt. Sc
lunbbsit uno 8raft iUerhen gorartrrt BEL
'slnem @ebrand. GrOBe 6laibPn 81
nur fiHf5'9 Gents i'll @atter Sros.
GrugItore,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Oernlii htes.

Il Su Den en9liibeu 8Gdarutereisn
in 255 Stdbten o!eies 2apb.s inn
1904 g bmd'drren e;rg fah mn pen;
es iiuo oaran 1927 mdnnf:he nao AS
weibfihe SperatOrem heiddftia'. Ye.
treffs DER oeutIhen 9uhorudereien liest
nod fem 8eri6t Dor.
Sn Suffer GoHn:p, Cal, sibt eS
cine uSnbenfarm". Ger @lgenihilme.
sadftt IN ieoem SATIRE einise taaieno
WGitt>er aaben, fir oeuen 5sue BON
8el5GGnplcrn gutsGrsile be5obtt uerpsr.
Fir ole 3idtun3 ooa naa:rrn" brauht
man feline teirnbere 5arm an5ule9en.
8 aas J9cdpo,t in Opener Co.,
Snr., lpeiB DER ..Snbianapcils 2eie-
qropD" 81 tsridten: 9err Nbram s..
| Sbiner, ein .Saymer, pslber nnneii
Rofport mo9nt, bat pom 50. gpusreB
cine 0teoaiGe nnfir rraultsn, na8 er
Der qroBte Sotrat in Ontel Cams
8rieggbecr wlt. 5biner lit 81 SUB
arub. g. war @tmeirtr i'll Comp.
S. ots 81. ~SSnoinn1er 5reiiujai9en-
8eqimer!S uuo nieute u.er otei S,hre.
| srencar @ountp, no er Dor IS Sahreu
g~eboren wu,hs. 1T le,ns 9:imotb.
SbI;u4t beja6It iiA iii SresoH.
Mor,is Snmpbsn in @as1ne. Ore,
beIibt cine So Gder syrBe Otifarm,
Die o~oGItdnois nit Smctldsenbdumsn
., IIonreu 1T uuo 5war Fino % Gder
nit Sabrtu olten uuO Z Gder nit 6
Sabre oltci &Gumen btpTanst. Bon
o.elen 35 Gderu bat SumpFrtp 2O4,'
coo &funo S5it Gecrttet; 10000
Efuuo t5u;ceu eetcodnst nib $1,000
&Iuro iri,G octlouot. 2estere trad-
len $50; .e,Itere wereW, g. 5 Gents
prp 4luno gercduts, $4,000 6:in9cn.
Srsse|aHmt tai @uMphrsp aIio bon
ieiren 80 WdtrH enc ~lfiannfnls bon
$6840, ma }rcao feline llHtoIt ten E61ittus
$500 betragen: es tleItt i'm baber
Elm GeingerpuaR uon IDcr 5000. 9o8
lo9lt jfoenfaGs Ole oaraHf / clpanote
Ufl9e.
9f4d tu,5sr &rautlsit it i'll Sort
E9dpnt, Spe., 6sGu Oan5el WeItet. ejne
iGiIdte bsrtide 6rou, Die nbsr orrh
gre 9inber aabefannt oeipcrrcH ut, g.
fiorten. sic max Ois W2utter Ger beioen
| 9~iliputaHer CARL uro Gtiie Reitsl, Die
later .bren &Hgnrnnam,t Commodore
5so:e uao 5ntrp 0usen Die snn5e @8eli
rur4reliten. 9O63tbiD"ef, 'Upbfe nas
@elGlpiItsrplar i!h ii5erau @b!aH3 5n
eridaffeu. 9aac ben hjs oeiOen
fleunen Ntsni9en nper ftp wieoer aus
Der OeHent!iptsit 5urid9s5O9en uno ie.
ben ipieoer rnbis nit ibrsr 6amitis;
ibrs bier Gelbw fer iino bar6ana nor.
mai eutpidslts MtenIteu, ebeuio wie
Die @.tern IS mateu. Be, Der 8s-
erbi9urg Ter often 5rau 9te1tet bew;t.
IN tuubsrte burh ,bre 9b:i!natme,
pcther 9iebe mo SereGruu9 fh be
3Ratter ber 2ilipuiauer ctigeute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Gu 8 e {.

Gi6ter. sic ba5sn in Dem tetre!Is
fsnoen &ritaurant eeaefen. setruntsn
uiS iia harm beim:id ertferrt, pie
fameu Sic eaSu?
2uaettaster: Sd uoIte hGlt' nur
mai t6ren. 90 ner Birth tuirffid 10
iuumdsi9 orO5 uerben f%onnte, ME man
mir erSd6lt bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

9r. Sames 3erbue, Elm in @lon.
roe, MlG., mrhnenber alter Suttat.
mar l6wer AIT Jbeumotis mig esbaftef,
erbielt obey premp'e gr.eihleruas ie,.
ner S,buIerSen eurb ben @ebrau1 rol
@Eiamberfdins SdmerSbn!inm, Or Inat:
ySumeiten i6uerSte meiu Ruden mid
10 arg, bus ih mid fdum ouiridlten
tuunte. 8euu ib felus Grlsifterune
qefuuoen battle. iuiirre id uiGt bier fein
nm bieie nsuisen 9eilen gu idyreiben.
@bamberla,u's S6mer5baliam bat mir
o,el @utes eetban uno i9 6IH onflr
lebr oanfbar." Gum Sertauf BET alien
Sdrolern.
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Sam S6wtnofn6t
gurirt meroeu 3

Giefe frnae iuirb nit b~egreiHidbef Span.
ruua pon ben uicilten Shrpinbiidltigsu
aeftsIt. llniere Aitfport lantet, oab Gun,
genihipinoiu9t ooer irgeno eiu anOeres
3uasfuleioeu bel redtscitissr G%uiuenbuns
Der riGttgsu Y4ittel chen 10 lsid)t furirt
mirs ME Gisbsr. SAwiRSiudt entftebt
bur1 BeruaaIdfiauns eiuss Sufttrs cSer
elmer Gridltun5, bic Sbner Susrit ais ilid,ts.
ioesno Hno uubeoeuteuo rorioulmt unb
besbafb ut1t geb6riJ bsaHtet iuirb. Saft
fteIt lf aber ein unbeitinmbnrer 3rud
quer dber ote Srut nit selsssntliden bef'
tt1en, m Iud5Iinl ffef3enben Sdrncr3en Elm.
Osr Dulten pirb bart uno treden- @enn
,ittS ~aelfliebt, uuI oiefen Sulten AL turt
zen, 70 iperoen bic Qunsen irritirt uHo
overwhelmingly lift Die Gol9s. 2aHtn
gle lih ratben bic eriteu Sbiuptorre bieies
IGreftihIe1 auer 9eioen uift 5u ~reruad1'
ldHiscu; peridlffeu Sie fi6 cine Gloide
aaen's eungeH6aiiam nro gebraudlcn Gle
ibI eelau nab Soritrift. Gr plrb Shuen
gang be fin,n,t belfer, iubert er oe1 Snfitr
linoert NIB iurlrt NIB bic 2nngc bellt. Die
fer 9uuseutalian1 ertbaft fttu OPIUM tn
trssno tneldler 6orr. Uet ban meifien BEN
Ynblitlm offerirten Sung enbeilmltttIn bill.
unS inter Der triiaeriiben Ginipirfung bic
les 0etdubunas mlttel8 gIaubt Der arr1e
Sa,utnbjidtise fem eeisen tefere fd,
neil er rubis idlafeH faun, fpdbrsnb IN
@irtfi6tttt Die &raniheit elcih bem 9r.bs
imyn:r netter UNI Fh greift. eaea's
0%unaensaliam 1T elm altss, trprobtss
Sei.nittel, ouf beHeu beilenoe @lrfuna
man jid unbebtust pexlafen fann. WladeH
Sie nur etn Biertel Der iSett lang, Die Ste
eiutr1 4rlt 5ln1 Grpertmentlrell erlauben
rpiire.u, elnen Gsriut Sanlit sic tpereen
uou Stn 8eiultat fiHtrli4 febr befrisei9t
fein.
gGe apct5efer bertaHfeu i'm.
M3a~92 Om>tncuhnfSa<Hs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Sest 1T ole 2sit. un ijd uro Die
5amil,e nit 'ne 6taihs pou @bam=
berlain'S S0lit,, @bolsra. nuo 9inrr-
hoe-Mi;iei nla Sfuewehr gesen cine
Gttode pan uuserIRibs:elsea nabrene
Der Commemorate au psrlebsa. Sc
foftst nur % Gents uHo es 1T reinabe
iider, oas as 5eu6lbiet 1T, ebe Den
CONNER poraber. Sieles Meiifef Der.
Inei nie, ieibR nidt III ben idmeriter
;sd!len uno 1T tbatidhli9 Die eiuS,es
8,dparation. auf 10 .lhe ma fi1 im-
mer p%erlaiIsn tnnu. Nit @afer rer.
onndt lift es angenrbn sin%5HHebmen.
Bum 8eriauF bel alien Sdnolern.