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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
PLANT TREES.

Tie plantirs Of trees CT farm
adds yort much 10 their value, ant
should be made principle part o
the. farmers work until he has IL
abundance for both man and beast.
Waldo F. Brown, an Ohio farmer
SAYS: CAS- lock back over The
thirty years which have spent OF
Eas;view fern. no work that have
done has paid me better than thai
spent in planting trees, and my
greatest mistake was that did not
plant more"
One of the studies our farmers can
take up with profit is hat of forestry
1t seems to be an established fact
that abundant tree growth attracts
moisture and mere abundant rainfall
than is usually found where tree
growth Is scarce.
At any rate. the farmer should
plant to increase the value of the
farm. if for no higher reason. The
growing of nuts in groves is the
coming industry. which is very
valuable for many reasons. The
cost of a grove of ten to twenty acres
is hardly to be considered when. in
the cultivation of the same ground
in crops, the first cost is returned
many times each year No Amer
lean tree has such value TO the
farmer as the Texas thin she'll pecan.
which can be grown as universally
as the hickory and black walnut and
give grand incomes annually.
Beginning to bear in six years
from the nut, they earn good money
al eight, increasing in yield until
the trees were thirty years Old and
continuing for generations. Com
pared to the cost of planting oranges,
the planting OF pecans is a time.
To plant an orange grove costs
from 800 to 500 per acre, and sl5
to $40 an acre per annum to care for
it, yet groves have been profitable;
but YOU can plant grove of ten
acres OF the beat pecans for $50. or
s3 per acre, and they require lille or
no care.
For their cost, there is no product
OF any tree that pays so much clear
profit. Thi. nut is universally liked
and always finds ready market.
Growing only on this continent. and
nowhere as abundant az in Texas,
we have the world for our market,
without competition.
For foreign tree we have none
so valuable a, the Japan mammoth
chesnut, enc of the best products
from Japan. They begin to bear at
three years of age. The nuts are
very large, reaching Y circumference
of four TO six inches, and weight one
and two ounces each, often produc-
ing three in burr.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
CARE OF KAFFIR CORN.

Very few people know as yet how
to properly care for Kaffir corn,
which is rapidly coming into favor
with stockmen generally as forage
feed.
Experience has demonstrated that
it should never be- stored away in
buildings until thoroughly cured
Too many growers cut off the heads
and store them away within day
or two after cutting. This leaves
the sappy portion of the brush still
green and results in white mould.
The better plan, where the feed is
desired ,ayed in this form is to cut
the heads when just ripe enough not
to Shatter, and throw in small piles
in the held. Leave them there until
the brush is thoroughly cured, then
store, 10 be fed as desired.
Some growers have found it pro-
htable to thresh the seed froom t! G
brush and bin it like wheat. This
involves additional expense, but
saves granary room. by either plan
the grain Will keep nicely and furn-
ish valuable feed for stock of all
kindks.-Houston Post.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
WAGES IN OTHER LANDS.

A Russian teamster receives
abou; 40 cents a day.
Locomotive engineers in Hol-
land receive from 81 Sc to Sc 50
per week.
In Munich printers CONSIDER
themselves fortunate if they
make 81 cents day.
Grape treaders iii Portugal,
who tread ont the juice with
their bare feet, get so cents "a
day, high rate, as they claim
the juice is apt to make the
feet sore.
Letter writer's in Spain re-
eeive aboGt 10 cents a page for
writing letters; if .equlrrd TO
take extra pains, as with a
Young woman's love letter, they
charge i cents.
English laborers, taken the
country over, average about
s. Sc a weeek, from which they
are expected TO board and
eloihe themselves and families
4 first class male telegraph
operator in the government'ser
vice of Great Britain receives
al average of 50 - a week; a
first class female operator re-
ceives IS so.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
FIELD AND MARINE

This glass Is most useful. both rs a
NaTi g and Field las. IL has
ach oinatl.. lenses. three in each side
iinrlA mounted and covered with black
moroc o leather. ana has great magnify
ing power. 1t i provided with sun
Sh DIES and brought 10 Ocus hy turn
lng the thUmbscrew until the object
becom 5 clear and distinct. Every
Gl1s- - sold with a inc Their ease ard
shoulder strap. SENT reg ST, red free by
mali n receipt OF S6.GG worth S14 %.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
Perfected With insect Holder Baguif
1900 TIEES II VOLUME.

INSTRUCTIoNS:-jn order tn use this
Microscope place in he insect holder
and thin attach I" he lentil: water IN
which low rs have heen soaking -
hour Il small quantity of la, ened
paste MID mouldy rye flour or some
IN ggotty cheeS-; dried insects mud
9th T O jects can be attached by slight
iy wettiug the ,entii.
o y ulen 5 Is also Invaluable for
Miner logy Bntan, anS Insectology:
sent regi- nd free by mail on receipt
o Sl.0O: worth 81 so.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICO.

New York, Dec. Ia special to
the World from Puebla, Mexico,
saws: Travellers from Pintomi, Pr
notepec and ,Jamilpec. in the State
Oaxaca, report that earthquakes con-
tinue to be almost daily occurrences
The people are filled with super
siitious fears and ti,hmen have al
most abandoned that section Of the
Pacific coast. The ocean i, strongly
agitated. Terrifying roarinas are
heard from the waves. No scientific
inquiry has been made. These phen-
omenas have continued for several
months.
The mountains are rocked and III
whole region is III a;-inass of seismic
activity.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
TALMAGE ON TURKEY.


DIR. T. Dewitt Talmage. the
noted Presbyterian divine, who
has .jnst begun his ministerial
lahors in Washington. tohlsii'
confirmed the statement p"o-
Iished IN New York that he had
refused TO go 10 Armenia I"
distribute relief funds on ac
count of the condition OF affairs
there and the refusal of the
Turkish government 10 iarnl>h
protection. He reviews the AT
fair in an interview in the
course of which he bitterly de
nouncea the p,rrte and said II
had fom-nted the maSSarrrs
and retarded the work of relief.
1.-The Turkish government"
he said, lis a miserable mass
of corruption It's workings are
rotten to the core and The whole
government ought to he biotlrd
off lie face or the earth be
condition OF affairs n Armenia
is horrible and the government
is responsible for The fearful
atrocities. Wholesale mas
sacreS are perpetrated, women
outraged. aud the remaining
Armpnials who esca ped finally
return on Il promise that they
will be safe, only To he victims
of fresh onslaughtS, instigaTed
at the East by those who rep
resent the views Of the porte
1T is an utter fooIhardiness
for anyone to 60 into that c"un
try and particularly with a
large amount of money without
some escort or pledge of pro
lection. One man with a gun
on his shoulder has been SUI
ficient to guarantee protection,
as the Turks have a strong re-
spect, amounting 70 a snptrsti-
tious worship for their govern
ment and the influences of such
escort would have been sufii-
ci-ut.
wv. w. Howard, who has
gone there now, was acquainted
with the region and had enter
ed before from Russia. He was
reported killed, but the cable
yesterday shows he is still alive
and has been making rapid
progress since he reached there
in October IF l had gone I
would have taken S35. 900 and
probably more in bills of credit
and telegraph orders"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-05
PRIZE FIGHTING.

The comments made by the Mex
lean newspapers on the iistic contest
in Pachuca are sarcastic in the ex-
IRENE and they are to the old sport,
somewhat amusing in their absolute
lack of scientific expressions. In This
respect they are similar TO accounts
of bull fights written by Americans
or Englishmen. All the accounts of
the fight in Pachuca describe it as
brutal and disgusting, and some OF
them add that it Is typical of highest
modern civilization Is developed in
the Uniteu States and England
While prize fighters do not deal in
caresses, this fight at Pachuca was
by no means bloody one. In fact,
the very least bit of blood was shed
IN the fight in question. Neverthe-
less, writer says "Smith's mouth
was bloody and Clark's forehead was
scratched. But this makes no differ
ence TO civilization" Now, all this
sarcasm is lost so far a. ii is intend
ed 10 make it aid 10 use a bull fight
to illustrate American civilization.
Prize fights are not popular in the
United States and they are prohibit
ed by the laws OF every state in the
Union. Fistic struggles are some
times brutal but not ALWAYS so and
never so brutal as are all ball fights.
Tw" men fighting of their own free
will. continuing just "a long as they
see fit, and no longer, presents :, very
different spectacle from heated bull
followed by dozen men, until tot
tering with fatigue he is butchered
with a sword, not before he has been
been tortured, however, with barbs
and IN turn disemboweled few mis-
cradle blindfolded horses that have
been brought for the sacrifice. But
the Two Republics is not advocating
, prize fights or attacking bull fight,
but it does protest aaainst prize fight
ing being held up as popular
American social amusemen by the
reporters who are enlightening their
countrymen on the subject of ilie
prize fight. 1t certainly should not
already have been forgotten that the
far-famed pu@iIist=. Corbett and
/ Fiizsinm0ns, could not find a place
/ in the whole United States, whe.e
they were permitted to fight. In
Mexico, il is unnecessary to say that
the pngilists, Smith and Clarke
; were more fortunate Would it then
not be be as fair to consider prize
fighting a new Mexican cuttom as to
maintain that it is an American GUS
tom. It is neither, of course, but
prize fighting is not confined to Eng
disappearing countries, as these re-
porters who attended that at Pachu
ca last sunday, and TO whose crit
RESINS we now aIlude, are wei
aware. Fair play, gentlemen.-Twc
Repnbiics.
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iteben iolte, aber in bieiem Sale miibte
bod bic Regieruns DerpHi4tet iein. bas
unterperibise Gelb Dollar fiir Dollar
einsuloien. SIT bas amerifdniihe Bolt
bereit ober in Der Gage, einen iol9en
Sba,en Bu trasen Uorldnfig bat bie
Blanos . olIar- prdsuus Der Resisrnng
geniibt. b. b. mir baben bas gnbe nod
ni4t seieben, benn bic AbreduunS bat
nod ni4t itatt9efunben unter Der isreis
prd9ung miirben a0er nur Die Silber.
minenbefbe, uno Spefulanten ben Vor-
tbeil babsn, benn rur bieie f6nnen 100,
200 Dber 1000 ltn3en Silber tn bic
Wiin,e Ibiden unb ausprdsen loiien.
Bel bleler Vrdgung aber baben lie fol.
eenben Yroiit: Das Silber. tDelhes lie
in bic Miinse jdiden, bat :inen Martt.
'uertb BON &C Gents pro llnje. bas ge-
miin3te &elo 1T unter benz 3mangsfnrs
i'm Nu $l29 pertb eemorben. Gin
aroBer Rapitaliit fam bieies 3auber.
ltifben tdglib nit 1000 un3en MAIDEN.
10 lan5e be Gapa,itdt Der Miasiidtten
porbdit, unb bab genus Dsiini iitdtten e..
rihtet miiroen, oafiir t0anten uuiere De-
masosen isbr raid ioreen.
gBtq uns nun q. M. gefd1ieif nit.
tbe,len. wie oieie Differen3 ausseslt1en
perben tonn, obne bab mir BON Der n.ps
tsiA semoroeuen Doppsludbruns aui
bic einfahe Silberndbrung berabruts
iden? SIT eine Moylihteit porbanben,
oab Silber iiber Naht auf 81 20 pro
llnie iteisl? Dtan bat Das l1on BET
Annabms oes 5berman.@elegss yebofft,
bic 9oHauns mar triiserid tie wliroe,
wenn mir alein CUR Jreiprdsuns lber.
geben. bel Der unmale BON Silber in
europa. Nultralien, Welttsl- uno 5iio.
amerita eben 10 triissrilb iein.
Vorlouiis lit es oieler puntt, iiber
ben mir belebrt uno oufsefldrt Iein moh=
ten. 8ieGeiht babsn mir oana nod ei.
ntgs Grasen gu iielen. (8a!r. 9or.)
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EeoisIatipe Kinoereten.

DoB bos ameritanil9e 0olf ielbit 10
menis Meipett Dor ieinen eisenen Sc.
eisIoturen bat unb oab man i'm Nus.
Ianbe glaubt, utr Iperrten in unIeren
staotseopitols bic bornirteiten unb un-
sebilbetiten 90lpel, bic li4 nur auftrei.
ben laiIen, elm, bamit lie uns uniere
@eiebe na9ten, baran tragen bic bum.
men 5trei9e unierer 2esislaturen Min
beiiens ebenlo niel @duIb mie bic
59le9ten. Obmotl mon fat iiberaQ
baran sebt, bic Sibunss3eit Der Staats-
geiebeebunsen m0gli4ft ein3ui9rdnfen,
baben bic ri9tisen 2esislaturfaffern
bod INNER nod 3eit eenus. nm aller<
lei Dummbeiten 3u treiben, nit uel9en
lie ii9 Dor Der 9an3en Welt ld9erli9
MAIDEN, slei93eitie aber au9 I'm gan.
3en 2anbe benz @ejpett por oem @eIebe
In gang bebentli&er Weiie abbru@
tbun.
Mas bieie 2eute, benen bod cine 10
mi9ti9e unb ernfte Aufgobe oblie9t, fiir
2inbereien unb Nllotrio ferti9 bringen.
uenn lie Der 1afer iti@t. bos tpiirbe cine
gan3e Narren.B Bibliotbef ausmo9en. Sn
benz einen Staate 3iebt Der @efebeeber
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Gin oefdhrlihes Qreiben.

gs unterliest teinem 3weifel, oab bic
5ilberfraee etne bebeutenoe Role auf
Der bemotratti&en Transformation
Ipielen tpirb. Non ,mebreren Giibrern
Der Silberlhmdrmer tperben trampfbafte
Mniirensunsen sema@t, bic Convention
bur9 Grpdblung BON 6reiprdsun9sbele.
goten fiir ibr prosramm 3u rpaden". Ob
ibnsn bas selinsen wirb, 1T ieoo@ iebr
fraeli4, ba BON ben @egnern Der Sil-
berfreiprdsuns bereits @&ritte Setban
merben, um bieier agitation entgesen.
audrbeiten. Gin perniinftiger Mfeni9
iann in Der Shat ni4t einieben. mas bic
Greiprdsunesbolbe NIT ibrer asitotton
fur bic bemoiratii9e partei BON Obio
errei9en molten. Nuf Der portgen
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DR.. Sterce's !.
Golden Medical
DISCOVERY
ftrtrt adDtmnote1t,tst9 Yro3e.tt ais
ler 0dae bon 9tuSaetr,tn8 III
allen Dots ,tao alnfanes ftaoien.

Sbtpobl bon gielen fir unbeilbar eebal.
ten, lit bic Nus3ebruns ODER Sdwinbiudt
In alIen ibreu gor- u,.o Nnfaussitabien eiue
beilbore Sranfbeit, ipie aus ben Nusiasen
BON 9unberten bon lebenben :3eu9en unpi.
berlesli9 beruorsebt. gaidt jeber SAL, aber
elm GROCER YrocentIat bon 6dnen - mir
glauben gut SO Drocent - iillo bur1 DR..
Yierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" hi.
rirt norber, ielbft nadben1 Die &ranfbeit
10 nett oorgeffrltten mar, nm 2ungenblus
tungen, 3ebrenben 9uften nit itarfenl, oft
tuberfuloiem Iusmnrt srohe Gemit)tSab'
nabme unb bohgrabi9e Nbnlagerun9 unb
S4wdfe CUR 6olge gu babeu.
iSpetfeln Sie baran, bab Sunberte folder
BON uns ais bnrt bas ssGolden Medical
Discovery" furirt be3eibneten ssdlle ddte
Infdae bieier furdtbarem nno oefiird,teten
&rantbeit tparen? gle baben nid)t moth.
tuenoi9, infer @ort bafiir au acceptiren. Sn
ben meitauS nleilten NdQen baben anaeiehene
NIB erfabreue Nerste, tpelde bon pornbereilI
@eguer ber Uerafteten Yatentmebicinen iinb
ltnb friiber INNER por bereu @ebraud) tparn.
ten, iid3. angeiihts Der gerabe3u tpunberba.
rem Seilruirfuneen bcs Discovery" alS
iiber,puuben erfldrt unb fino felbit bie eif-
rt9ten Befiiriporter bon beilen allaemeinem
@ebramh getuorben, 1adbem iie eiuseiebem,
bab es an 9eilfraft gesen bieie sefiirdteten
&ranfbeiten ale iibrtaeu Niittel obne Mus=
nabnle, bonn fettisen 2ebertbrau uno beifen
i9n1ierigen Gn,uliionen an9efansen. tueit
iibertrlfft, llnb oaB M1alsertraft, Wbisfep
Mno bic uerihiebenen 9pperpbcspbatprdpa.
rate nidt bagegen anffon1men founen.
Die photographer ether 9robeu Mnsabt
bon Berionen, tuelde burd bas Discovery"
BON Stwinoiuht, 8ronditis, 3ebrenbem
9uiten,' Itbna, froutibem &atarrb unb
abnltd)en 0eioeu fllrirt tpurben, finb IN
etnem Vnf)e bon 16O Seiten 3uianlnlenge.
ttelt, oas Shnen gegen Ginienoun9 BON
6 @ents portofrei 5useihidt ,ptro.
Nfan fdretbe um bas 8uf an bic Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
q. ..
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Umerifdnismus.

Ser Gbef-&ebafteur Der Nem Dorfer
,gpenine polt" belpri1t in einem Arri-
tel Der lebten Summer Der Nortb Mmeri.
CON Repiem ben ginfub Der ameritani-
5hen Yrelie auf unIere internatiOnalen
Be,iebuneen. Sas llrtbeil lautet i'm
Aagemeinen ni9t siinitis. Wenn mir
aud ni9t in alien Yuntten nit benz Ar=
titel iibereinitimmen. bauptld9li6 nidt
nit Der Snbiferen3, bic ct se9eniiber
ben SntereHen Der Ser. 5taaten in Be.
aug auf ben ylicorasua&&anal betunbet,
10 iinb mir bod nit ihm elmer Meinun9.
bab bic amerifanilde Yreiie uniere aus-
udrtisen anseleeenbeiten nit mebr
gifer als 5a9tenntnib unb nidt 1elten
Iosar nit unebrlihem @eiite beurtbeilt,
tuas Der blinoen parteiwutb su3ul9ret.
ben 1T.
2ebteres bat li9, tpie 9err Gobfin
ridtig bemerft, bel Der 8eurtbeilung bes
Yrdioenten In Der niearasuanil4en I'm.
eelesenbeit se3sist. Ser Mausel an
Renntnib bon ben primitipiten Besriffen
bes UDlterre9ts unb bic Mn5i9ten iiber
bic 3mede Der Monroe. Dottrtne, tpie
mir lie in Der Yre7e benba9teten, eren-
aen ans gritaunli9e. yfo9 Mn!i9t ei.
niger bieier Beurtbeiler ideint bic Mon'
roe- Doftrine bas W6lferre9t sdn3Ii&
aufubeben.
Oieie grobe unmifenbeit unb i@iefen
MuffaiIungen merben NIT Nnrufuns bes
Mmeritanismus seredtferti9t. Dos
Wort iolte enbIih aus benz iournali.
jtii@en Qeyiton Mmerifa's geitri9en
tperben. gs ,pirb tn Der 9r6bli4iten
Weiie mibbran9t unb perbinoert flares
Denfen. Das @ort Nmeritanismus
ipielt in Der Sou.naliitit bieielbe Id
4erli1e Molle, ,pie einit bic @6ttin Der
Jreibeit in Der Surispruoen3. Wenn
Elm Mintelabpofat, ber bic Gintreibun8
elmer 9ppotbet ober elmer Noteni@ulo
au perbinbern beouftra9t mar, abiolut
ear ni9ts au &unfen ieines 3lienten
3u iasen pubte, 70 rief ct bic @6ttin
Der 6reibeit an. pel&e ibr @4ilb iiber
bas 9aupt oes e&ulbners balten
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Sn Der neueren Ginmonberunt

Sn Der neueren ginmonberuna bat
bic beutlde bic irldnbil9e melt uberiIu.
eelt. Sn Dem 3eitroum BON 1880 big
1890 famen l.452.97O Deutihe in's
2anb, aber nur 655, ,4S2 Srldnber. 1891
tamen ll3,554 Deutihe unb 55.7O6
Srldnber; 1892 130,75S Deuti4e unb
55,476 Srldnoer; 1893, sc. .361 DeutIhe
nno 49.233 Srldnosr; 1894 59,386
Deutlde unb 33.904 SrIdnber. SIN
&ansen famen olio in ben genannten
Sa5ren Sueimal 10 piel Deutl9e als Sr.
ldnoer bierber. 3u pergeiien lit iibri.
gems ni4t, bab iebr oiele gintpanberer,
bic i'm Genius oils Oeferrei9er aufqe-
fiibrt usrben, Deuti9e fnb, Iouobl Der
@elinnung ols au9 ber 5pra4e nod.
MuBeroem 1T bic irIdnbil9e ginmanbe-
rune 10 siemIi@ eri@0pft, udbrenb bic
beutihe ME periie9en unb namentli&
bann wieoer srobe Dimeniionen anneb.
men miro, menn ii4 bte bielieen Yer-
bdltnine pollfommen sereselt baben.
- Sic Geiebsebung BON penniplpo.
MEN Ietiiete ii4 lebten 6amifog einen
sroben Spab. gs murbe ndmli@ bean.
traet uno bei4lofen. bic Nesel A au
1uspenbiren. mel4e bas Rou9en perbie.
tet. Sn einisen Minuten bate faft iebes
Mitelieb cine rou9enbe gieorre i'm
Mfuno. Damn CAB es fun; perldie.
oene MitsIieber i9idten bie pogen nod5
Sbonpfeifen unb orbtndrem 9abot In
ben bena&blrten 2dben unb pufften bonu
barauf Ios. gt!it1e Ni9trou9er bean.
trasten baraufbin Aufbebune bes We.
i&luifes. murben aber nie6ergefiimmt
unb in cine @du@wolfe eebdlt, iette
has 9aus bte @eietseberet fort.
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Bite UNI 2luffldrun9 uno BsIeb-
run1.

Obslei9 mir ieit 25 Sabren in Der
preiie uber Wdbrunssfrase mitlpre9en
unb ldnser a!s ein Meni9enalter bie-
lelbe init beibem 9emiiben", uie Der
ielise Dr. Tauit gu iasen pfeste, itubirt
baben, 10 iinb mir iiber einise Yuntte
bod ni9t redt tlar. Dor allen Dineen
fonnen mir ni9t periteben, ,pie Elm flarer
Ropf unb ebrli9er Mann, Der nod oben-
brein fein Yolit!fer lit -benn elm folder
lit. 1elbit uenn er flug unb i'm 2eben
ebrenbaft, gu irgeno einem unlinn fdbig,
iobalo es gilt ii9 i'm Mmte 3u erbalten :
pie Elm Mann BON ben obigen gieen-
l9aften unter ben bsuti9en WerbdltniGen
fir bic Greiprdsung bes Silbers lein
fann.
Sm Sonntassblatte Der gbicaooer
rssreien preHe" erl@einen felt Sabren
Mrtitel, bic q. W. unter3ei9net iinb.
,pel9e Bu9itabeu aueeni@einli9 @i9arb
Mihaelis, ben 1erausgeber unb 9aupt.
rebafteur bes 8lattes, bebeuten. 9r.
Wfi4aelis 1T elm mariner Greunb bes
meiben "Details. unb bas fnb piele on-
bere ebrenbafte 2eute aud; in Der Sbat
f6nnen mir uns ni9ts S9oneres benten,
ais Elm fein9earbeitetes Silberierpice,
aud eine lilberne 9uni9.Serrine, be.
ionoers uenn fie poll 1T, barf ni9t per.
a9tet tperben, lpe3ieq ni9t, tpenn mon
3u ben selabenen @diten sebort. aber q.
Ws. 1T aud Mnbdnser Der freien prd-
suns bieles "Details, unb bas fonnen
mir uns meber erfldren. nod periteben.
Das unter Der Treiprdeuns i'm Wolte
cirfultrenbe @elb mIbte i9on 3mangs.
furs baben, menn ni9t bic beiloleite
Wer,pirruns unb eine srobe 2rifs ent-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

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WANTED ecoNJuRE BONES"
ColorsA Ghouis DeaecrAfe Grave to Get
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COIoreA 9houls DeseerAte Grave to Get
 Bones For Dice.
 Several weeks ago 1t was announced that tue grave inswhich Sarah Barlow, an old negroes, was buried two years ago at, Post Oak Church, Miss. had been deseorated. Recent developments have led to, tho arrest of three young colored men for the crime.
 It turns out that these ghouls were not after money or hidden treasure. but that they were longing after "conjure bones. and bones out of which to man. ufscture dice. which are currently re- ported among q certain class of ignorant negro "crap. shooters'' as invineible. r Tho story goes that when they dug in- to the grave and found the corpse in such good state of preservation, not withstanding it had been buried nearly two years. they took fright and ran away.
 The case has attracted considerable at tention on account of it's novelty. It is possibly the first one of its kind ever tried in the state. The colored popula- tion are manifesting no little interest iii the affair, as most of them have a mor- tai dread of 'conjure bones" or any thing pertaining to the ''black art. "- Cincinnati Enquirer.