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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
FLAMES SWEEP PRAlRIES.
Indiana Towns Have Narrow Escapes
from Deatr ton.

The prairie fires which have been burn
ing south of Whiting, Ind. for the last
two weeks finally reached the border of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01

Tie State Of Georgia has developed
gres ) since the war. the estimate now
reaching the respectable total of SOL :
eos 124
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01

OoDvicts In camp on the Fort Worth
Road made dash for liberty. The
guard killed one and wounded tive. Sew
eral escaped.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01

When the woman does not understand
what the matter is, and her doctor can
not or will not tell her, she grows norose
and melancholy; that's the blues.
Mrs. Newton Cobb, of Manchester. o.,
says: Lydia Z. PinkhdnlS Vegetable
Compound will correct all this trouble.
cannot praise it enough. l am pleased
to tell every one that it cured me; and il
It will cure me, why not others !? | am
cure my case was severe enough" 1t will.
Get it of your druggist at once.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.
KEMNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF R0XBURY, MASS,

Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder humor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and a perfect cure is war.
ranted when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears in a week
after taking it. Read the label.
II the stomach is foul or bilious il will
cause sQueamish feelings at first
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
time. Sold by all Druggists.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
G. N. y.
No. 1875

SETIEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
w please SLY T-sa saw the advertisement
IN t.zis pr ccT-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01

Ripans Tabules sold 10y druggists by mail II
The Price 60 cents box is sent t0 10 Hipsns Chem
cal Company. No Spruce Street. New YORK Sample
vial, 10 cents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

Denser, the ST. Peter pitcher, who is
the latest acquisition to the St. Pauls,
famed three times and was put out
before reaching first. Day caught
George out, and Maryott caught out
Phyle.
In the fourth inning Wattles found
the ball and put it over the fence, but
it proved to be foul. Kraus got to
third but was soon touched with his
foot off the bag. Pepper got base on
balls, and Camp scored the first time
for ST. Paul. Thus far the game was
almost errorless.
In the fifth inning Camp found the
ball for two base hit, and Messerly
passed the ball. Hopkins made one of
his graceful catches on Kraus.
O'Rourke and Camp both scored.
In the sixth inning George won all
the glory by catching Maryott out, land
afterwards putting the ball over the
fence and letting in Jones on two
base run. A serious error let in Pep
per, and George scored. Maryott
caught out Phyle again.
In the seventh inning, Reed got first
base on balls. Griggs knocked a good
one, but Jones caught out Hopkins.
Camp but the ball into Days hands,
and Kraus closely initiated Camp.
Count Mullane famed out.
In the eight, Messerly, who had diff.
fculty in finding Phyle's ball, was
caught out on foul. O'Rourke muf-
fed an excellent foul by Maryott, and
Wattles, after tanning out three
times, at last covered himself with
glory by making the best strike Of the
day and putting the bail over the
lower fence, and earning home run
and letting in Maryott. Mankato fol.
lowed up the advantage by making a
pretty double play. Jones managed
to score.
In the ninth inning Howe scored
and Hopkins died between second and
third bases.
The st. Paul team returned home
this morning, convinced that they had
found foemen worthy Of their steel in
the Mankato club.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

The Herald is pleased to offer con-
gratulations.-St. Peter Herald. The
FREE PRESS joins in the congratula-
tiOnS.
John Graham's Gracianna won
second money in three straight heats
at Northwood, Iowa, Tuesday, the
best time of the winner being 2:234.
Gracianna is very promising horse.
The Good Thunder Herald gives
an account Of an accident which hap
pened the other day to Mrs. Boettcher.
The horses became frightened at a
train and overturned a wagon load Of
straw upon which they were riding.
When released from the debris that
covered her, she was found to be IN
conscious, her collar bone broken, and
suffering from bad bruises. The Her
aid also says that the Cable Mill COM
pany has been compelled to add steam
power to their mill, owing to increas-
ing business and shortage Of water.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

The saloon question which has so
long veXed the village fathers has
at'last been settled, and two saloons
are now in active operation at the
the licensee fee asked by the council.
: Mr.. Fred Roe, who is one of
the best farmers in this 'seCtion, re-
ports that his crop of grain will be in
the neighborhood of 5000 bushels:
wheat, Of which he had nearly 100
acres yielding IS bushels to the acre.
NGpIet0n Enterprise.
County Auditor Gunders is about
to erect a fine brick residence
on his lot on S. Second street,
near DR.. Warmers house. Work on
the foundation will be begun at once,
and the house will be completed this
fall, Architect Gerlach is preparing
the plans Mr.. Gerlach has also pre-
pared plans for fine frame house for
Dr.. Brandenburg, to be erected on
Center street this fall
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20
MANKATO ALL RIGHT.
SEVEN TO FOUR THE SCORE
rIONDAY
The St. Paul League Team Nearly Met
Its rlatch in the Mankato Boys
The Finest Game of the Season and
a Big Crowd==Few Errors and Some
Good Plays.

The ball game Monday afternoon
between the Mankato club and the St.
Paul league team was the best played
of the season in Mankato, and was
witnessed by the largest crowd, from
1000 to 1920 people being present,
filling the grand stand and bleachers
and extending in semi-circle behind
the ropes around the diamond. There
was no end Of enthusiasm, and the
sympathies of the crowd were clearly
with the MankatO club. Everybody
wished that it might make good
showing against the professionals,
although few had sufficient confidence
to think that there was any chance Of
winning. The most of the crowd
would have been satisfied if the Man
katOs made one score, as there was a
rumor that the St. Pauls wanted to
shut out the local club entirely, and
one ST. Paul man predicted over the
wire that the Mankatos would not
even get to first base.
w. w. Harmon gave excellent salts
faction as umpire, his decisions being
impartial and Interchangeable.
Howe pitched splendid game,
striking out seven of the professionals,
while Phyle, the crack ST. Paul
pitcher, who has been so Dragged up
for winning several games for ST. Paul,
struck out only twelve.
Phyle undertook to scare the Man
kato boys by sending the ball at them,
and succeeded in hitting one on the
head. 1t did not have the desired
effect, however. During the last half
of the game he alternated slow and
rapid pitching, but our boys were not
fooled by this.
Denser was to have played short
stop but was put Oh right field. He
was weak at the bat, which disap-
pointed the large crowd from ST.
Peter, who were present.
In the crowd were large delegations
from all the surrounding towns, and
they were mostly loyal to Mankato.
In the first inning Day was struck
on the head by wild pitch and took
his base. A double play was possible
for Mankato, but nobody was on Sec
ond when Camp knocked the ball in
to Howe's hands. Desmond struck
out but found the ball every time
after that.
In the second inning Maryott sent
the ball past third base and captured
two bases, afterwards getting in the
first score. Griggs knocked good
one and got safe on first, but was too
venturesome and a quick throw to
first put him out. Mullane knocked
the ball into Howe's hands, and Reed
caught pretty fly from Jones' bat.
In the third inning, Hopkins very
nearly hunted the ball and by fast
sprinting reached first before the ball
did. He and Desmond soon died
through a double play by the ST. Pauls.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20
RECOVERED THE MONEY.

Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mic Thil-
gen stepped into store for a moment
and slipped her pocket book, contain
ing about $40, under the mattress of
her baby carriage. When she came
out, the pocket book was missing.
Suspicion pointed to young woman,
and Tuesday afternoon Chief Yates
called upon her and made strong
talk" and she turned over the pocket
book, containing all the money except
a nickle, and with one of the inside
pockets cut out. She claimed to have
found it. The matter rests there at
present.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20
LARS ChRISTENSEN'S WILL.
The Widow Receives the $1,000 of
Real Estate.

The will of the late Lars Christen-
sen, who died at Rapidan, Sept. 10th,
was filed for probate Wednesday
by Attorney Reed, of Lake Crystal.
1t was made years ago when the de-
deceased was a resident Of Back Creek,
city of Sandhurst, colony of Victoria,
Australia, and is written in English
style and composition and is mouse
nibbled. All of the property, COM
prising real estate to the value of 81,
600 and some personal property, is left
to the wife Marn. with the pro-
viso that if she remarries her husband
is to have no interest in it. One piece
of real estate left is the old Menden-
hall farm.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20
LOCAL ITErS.

The suit of Brooks VS.. BalzeT, of
the American House, was settled and
dismissed Saturday in the NUM-
cipal court.
Geo. Latin, who was committed
to jail for keeping house Of ill-fame,
paid his ineOof S1S.65 Saturday and
was released.
Judge Severance's picture is now
hung IN the galaxy of presidents of
the board of trade, and is fine pic
ture and elegantly framed.
The Ladies Relief Association de-
sires to acknowledge the receipt Of 81
from the Fats and Leans, contributed
from the proceeds of their ball game.
-"Ben Allie" won 1st money in
free for all trot or pace at Forest
City, Iowa, uFriday, oover a strong
field of horses. Ben is rare animal.
The NJ. & St. L. Railway Co., has
put in new stock yards at Madison
Lake, which makes a fine opening at
that point for live stock buyer.
The board of public works Monday
afternoon confirmed the assessment
for the Cherry street sewer except
that of Joseph Manderfeld, which was
lowered from $65.27 to S28.49, the city
to pay the difference.
w. w. P. Mcconnell has brought
suit against the Citizens Fire Insur-
ance Co. to recover 1913. so and inter-
est, being the pro rata of that COM
pany of the insurance on the stock
that was injured by fire last winter.
The other companies have all paid
their pro rata. Thos Hughes is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
Rev. Mr.. Hair has purchased one
half of J. A. Pelton's property in Ogle
& Davis addition, nearly opposite j.
B. Ogle's residence. He will put up a
81, 500 cottage and intends to make
that his home. Work commenced on
the foundation yesterday. Mr.. II. is in
the city. Our people will be glad to
have him and his excellent family re-
side here.
Miss Antoinette Ludcke has &C
copied a position Of head milliner
with the Misses Heidel at Mankato
for the ensuing season. Frank
DolsOn has resigned his position as
car repairer for the G. & n. W. Ry.,
at Kasota, and has leased the Min
neopa house in Mankato. Frank will
make an efficient landlord. A.
L. Stubbs and A. S. Minton, of Man
kato, have rented the room in the
Nicollet House lately occupied by
Peter Hilger, and will open a saloon
there on the oath inst. The latter
has charge of The Saulpaugh buffet
for some tlme.-St. Peter Herald.
His many friends of this city and
elsewhere viii, be pleased to learn Of
the marriage of DR.. ]. II. James, for
merly of this city. 1t will occur
next Wednesday at Denver, Col, at
the home of Mrs. Vale, sister Of the
bride, to Miss Florence White. The
bride-elect was frequent visitor to
St. Peter in years gone by and was a
sister of the late Mrs. James. She
will be remembered here by many as
most estimable young lady. For
some years she was a missionary to
japan and Mexico. DR.. James was
for many years physician at the st.
Peter state hospital and is one of the
leading medical men of the valley.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

Summary-Earned runs, Mankato 2,
st. Paul /; two-base hits, Maryott.
George; home runs, Wattles: stolen
bases, Howe, Camp 2, O'Rourke Jones:
doubles plays, Messerly to Maryatt to
,Wattles, O'Rourke to Camp to Null
lane, Pepper to Camp to Mullane; hit
by, pitcher, Day; struck out, by Howe
Z, by Phyle II; passed balls, Griggs 2;
LETT ON bases, Mankato I, St. Paul s..
lime, AS. Umpire, Harmon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20

"A warrant has been issued for the
arrest OF Dennis t. Hayes, on COM
plant of Health Inspector VIM. Brad
ley, on of charge of refusing to comply
with the health ordinance. Mr..
Hayes was arraigned Monday
pleading not guilty, and his trial was
set for Sept. Goth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-20
MANKAro FREE PRESS.
A BAD GIRL.
SUCH PROVES TO BE PAULINE
GAYLOR.

Officer Daniels Places Her Under
Arrest as She Steps From Train
She COnfeSseS to Theft and For
gerry, and is Held on the Charge of
Grand Larceny-She Tells Conflict
ing Stories.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

- Ser Sheriff bon Selena bat
unter ben Serren WOroern, wel4e iei=
ner Sb9ut alpertralt lino, elnen
Selbltmoro=Glub entoeft. Die braDen
Geute baben cine uuiiberminolihe Nb=
neisuns iOpobl gegen ben 8alsen, pie
9egeH oas 3uhtbaus, uno barum
babeu lie lid auf ir9eno cine Weiie cine
~9eniigenoe Suantitdt @ift Derihaht,
UNI Die SaBun9sn oes @lubs Sur Auss
fiibrung gu brinaen. Gs lit oies Elm
unternebnIen, wel6es ii6erli6 9ei0r=
bert 81 neroen oerbisnt. Sbpn bic
Sumanitat perbietet. baB man ben
armen WDroern ben barmloIen fleinen
S6erS peroirbt. Sod Die menItli1e
@eielli6aft miro troBoem Sutur3
babel tommen, tpenu Der Selbit=
moro=Glub Der M0roer f~lorirt. IS
ipdre ni6t iebr 3l beoauern. tpenn Der
Sheriff. in Splena iia peranlaBt ieben
iOlte, ben ueroienitpOaen Club autSu=
lDIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

%
Jnlano.
Sutmpis.
SutnpiS.

- Sin bur6triebener &erl lit jeoen=
falls Sra Gboteau. Serielbe wuroe
Dor ni6t LANCER 3eit ipe9en 9feroeoieb=
Itabls auf feds Sabre ms 3udtballs
bon @befter mad Solicit 9sididt.
BORT muBts er ieoob Srrlinn 81 iimu=
liren uno puroe in bas 9lei4falls 81
Gbeiter befinoli9e SOipital fir irriin=
nias Notwithstanding ssbra9t. Gs
selans linn aber, bon bort 81 enttom=
men. Gr be9ab ii9 na6 Gbriltian
Gountp, wp er wieoer elm Yfero itabl;
man perfol9te i'm bis mad alabama.
mo err perbaftet wuroe. @abreno man
ibu bon bort SuriidtranspOrtirte, 9e=
lang es ibm in Miifiiippi gu enttom-
men, inoem er aus Dem GiienbabnSuse
ipruu9. 3unddit b6rte man bon ibm
iuieoer aus Nepaoa in Otinouri; er
puroe per6aitet unb na6osm er IiA Is
Monate Der Sreibeit 9efreut, nad Gbe=
iter iu's 3udtbaus auriidaebra6t.
Spr einisen Sasen mar iein Strafter=
min abgelaufen; er wurbe jeop6 iofort
bon 8. 90. Sufpel, einem Seamten
Der ,4nti=S Orietbief Protectipe @IOcias
tiOn" bon Gbriitian @ountD, wel6e
PoliSeigewult beligt. BON Neuem per=
baitet uno mad SaplOrpile gebra6t,
UNI oaielbit we9en Extraordinarily proz
SeIIirt 81 Deroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
SGWet3.

= Srei oeuti6e &aufleute. bic iiA
nuaenbllflib in Der SAnsi5 a~uibalten,
baben Dieier Sage cine bOie @~riubrunS
auf fransOlii6em Spoen gemadt.
9ie Serren batten bon Selsberg in Der
S6wei3 einen Nusfug nod gelfprt
unternDmmen. Sn Dem fran3Oniden
8rensoorf Ss0e lieBen lte li9 in Der
8ubnbOfspirtbi6ait |. uno 2. &laiie
nieoer uno ipielten sum 3eitpsrtrelb
Sehsunoie6Sig I'm 5 @entlmes Die
Yartie. Oils lie cine babe StlnOe
9eipieIt batten, trat ein POliseitOmmiI=
Jar nebit orei Serren an Den Slid,
nabm oas 8elo-es iparsn orei Sran=
ten-in Sei6lag uno fiibrte Die Ser=
rem nah maniaia4en Sherereien ins
Gefdusnib. oa in 6rantrei9 Offentlid
niht UNI 8elo ipielen oiirfe. So lieB
man Tie pole II Stunben in benz buns
pfen 2Ode in wenig anaenebmer Sc
ieQi6aft uno bel itren9er Gdlte. Sic
brei SeutiAen batter nabs3u $50 Sr.
Strafen uno unSefdbr SO Sr. linz
tOiten fir ii1 uno Die @enOarmerie 81
erle9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
Cetcrrci6su naarn.

Sie Gertpanote zines Milliondrs?
Saroline Mafep beibt elm armes, in
@ieu wObnenoes Sienitmdoaen.
@s bebauptet lteif uno felt, nit Dem
pielfaten Wiaion1r Madap in Stem
Nort perpanot gu iein, beiieG einaiaer
Sobn betamntlib tiirSli6 our6 elilen
Stur5 bonn Yferoe Iein Seben einbiibte.
&aroline Wadap lit aus &aab aebiir-
tig uro bon bort iOa Der 8rObpater
oes Wiiaionars mad Nmerita ausae=
wanoert iein. Muf einen an Miiiter
Wafap 9eri1teten Brief fam Die Int-
mort, man mDNe bis auf Die ursrOB=
eltern oes Wdo1ens suriidfiibrenne
6eburtsoptumente pOrlegen. &aroline
MadaD bat iih M eineu Wieuer Ie6ts=
anwnlt nit Der Sitte 9emenoet, ibr in
ibrer N~n9ele9enbeit bebilflih 81 lein.
8elin9t es ibr wirtliG nahsuweiien.
oaB lie nit Der Mtilliohdrsfamllie per=
wanOt 1T, oann bat le ibr Slid se=
ma1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

rihten, uno oaB Elm junSer Suri9e
namens Otto Tarlano bon 6ergls
Sails, welder ieiner ginaabe mad ais
blinber YaNa0ier Die 6ahrt mitma6te,
bel benz SetectiO geroabt erre9te uno
ais @efangener poil oieiem in oas Ct.
@louo 8sidn9nib 9ebraAt puroe, no
man ibn balten miro, biz oaB Die
Sa9o auf Die 8drber nit Ooer p9ne
Grfolg ols ab9et90n betra6tet miro.
Spbalo Die Glnoe bon benz ndhtlihen
lleberial in 81. Saul laut 9cipOroen,
wllrncn boz, bort peri1ieoene Setectips
mad ct. GlOuo 9ei6itt, uno 9iens=
tag MOr9en in Der 6riibe madten lih
oieie nit Sheriff Mc&elpD auf Die
Gsrfolqun9 Der &duber, weI6e oas
@a9niB Obne ben a~erinsIten gripl9
ausiibten uno oaiiir, penn ei~ngeiangen,
idper peroen 81 bilBen baben. Sbe-
riff Wc8elop ma9te fiiuf Peripnen. Die
ielnen Geroa6t erre9ten, am Sienltag
bin9feit. Die 8reat 9tprt6ern Sabn=
9eieuidaft bat auf oas g~infansen Der
&duber cine S~elObnlns bon $1,000
feitseieBt. M6ge es g%elinsen, Die Bats
bitten benz glrm Der 8ere6ti9teit 81
iiberliefern. - Griol9lps mar bes
Sberiifs Snso, er tsbrte nit benz De-
tectip suriid, uro Die auf Seroa1t bin
Gin9eiponnenen iuuroen entlal1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
8ennipleania.

- glte S~antnoten. Sn benz Srte
salts S9upltill. bel 9bil0=
oelpbia, miro 9egeniu0rtig Elm altes,
emit Der Samilie Wuflin 9ebOriges
@obnbaus abgeriiien. Sabei be-
mertte elmer Der fleibigen 9lrbeIter in
einem Spa:te zines Saltens perltedt
elm Yafet, meldes IN ltartes Wanilla
Yapier 0epifelt mar. Nls er oalielbe
Difnete, fano CT su leinem @rltaunen i'll
Staninl 9eipidslte alte Santnuten, pie
tie pOr Dem &rie9e i'm lmlauf warell.
IS waren Darunter fiinfssbn 500
Noten. ioruie cine slnsabl $50, SIS. 50,
Soften. &~leingelo NOten uno eini9e
Noten Der CONFEDERATION Staaten. Die
9toten aus ben SGbren 1902 big 1862
lllo waren bon Santen in SDlpanoa,
Sancalter, Yittsbur9 uuo anoeren
Srten. elmer in philadelphia, elmer in
SaDettspille, 9. e., inter Der Gom=
munpealtb 8uuf in &i6mono, 3d.,
a~usgegeben. 3uiammen paren ie
SIS, 900 pertb.
Wan glaubt, oaB oieie Soften bon
einem alten S%ransoIen, Der bort
wobnte, Oerlteft wOroen ieien. Spdter
wuroe oas 8runoitiid bon Dem Sau=
unternebmer Nlbredt 9etauft. Siel=
lei6t tNnn Der b~etreHenoe 9lrbeiter, OBJ
wobl Die 9toten ldn9lt auBer Gurs se=
ieBt pOroea lino, nod etlpas aus iei=
nsm 6unoe berausi1laseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
NiEpmri.

= Die 55 Sabre alte geiliestrante
6ran Gelia Grharot, ,pelde bel ibrer
perbeiratbeten SO6ter, 6rau 2apinia
Sentins in 6 a "a @itp. wObnte,
bat lid firsli6 auf erieBlide @siie ums
2eben gebrabt. Wabreno ibre Sotter
uno beren ainoer ii9 bel elmer Na6=
BARN su Seiu1 befanoen, bauite lie
i'm SaoeSimmet alte Gleioer, papier
rno oeraleihen %suiammen, iAlOb Sbiir
rno 6eniter uno iebte ben Saufen in
Brand. Oils man ourb ben &au1
uno bic Glammen auImertiam wuroe
ilno Die Sbire iprenste, fano man Die
un9liiflibe, auf ben Snieen tauernb,
nit perieu9ten Gleioern uno nit sabl-
rei6en Sranopunoen beoedt als 2ei6e
Dor. Sbon por brei Monaten bate
Srau Grbarot Ii9 bas &ebsn su neb=
men periudt, inosm lie iid bon Der
Sannibal Bride in ben SluB ~itirste,
bod puroe Tie oamals BON Gii4ern ge-
rettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
WarDIano.

- Sin intelligenter Sunge Namens
@rtbur Sidb0us, pel6er oieier Sage
nit benz Sampfer r&OlanO" in Saltis
more eintraf, puroe bon benz oortigen
Ginuanoerun9s : SnipeftOr &Obinion
nit elmer ipeciellen Warte perieben.
Der 9nabe fam alein auf benz Samz
pier na9 amerita, uno Der 3ettel, ben
ibm Der GinDanoerungs Gommilldr
anbaften lieb, lautete: vNrtbur Sida
hGus sebt 81 ieinem 8ater Wm. Old
balts, SO. 25l8 Norb Wartt StraBe,
Ct. Sous, Mp." Gin Seri6teritatter
nabm ben Sun9en ms @ebet, uno
bieier er5dbIte cine LANCE @eI6i4te.
Sein 8ater, @n. Sidbaus, Elm SOls=
b%ilobauer, lei Dor etDa Drei Sabren
na1 Mmerita allsgewanoert unb babe
ieiuer SHUTTER 9ei4rieben, oaB err balo
nit einem 9roBen SermDgen suriidteb=
rem peroe. Die Mutter itarb jeop6
iuoehen. Serr Sifbaus beiratbete pie=
Der uno enoli6 ididte er ieinem Sobne,
Der jeBt 9 Sabre cit 1T. bas 6elo. I'm
au ibm mad ct. 2Ouis Su tommen.