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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31
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live In a climate which makes idlcnoss
= pleasure They do not worry about
the morrow. which may develop slave.
raiders. European explorers. or como
occcntriclty on the part Of their rulers
u there were one thing lacking N
their happiness, n civilized observer
would norHihly have said soap. This
doubtless b. not the native view There
D. no saying however. that they might
not like II. n they could got Il without
expense or trouble
II 10 now announced that large mum
bcr OF the Inhabitants of Northern 80.
rlcn arc in this fortunate position with.
out knowing a. They have SOAP grow
Ing Nh around waiting 10 bo pluchcl.
When Bishop iober n,nR NJ the land.
whore every prospect plcanos aud only
man in yllo.' he had in mind. no doubt
10 some cXicni. the personal habits ol
the Inhabitants IN future thi. verse
may bee added TO hia craud hymn.
Watt WAIT. go winds The story
That tolls the heather wight.
How without cost or Forry
BE may hr clean and bright.
o boar across the briny
This ncwE unto thnt gono.
TN Airic mug are shiny
with eoap Of natures oNn
This great discovery OF natural soap
has been made b. learned professor
lie sends from AlgiorH O. report con-
corning a very large growth OF trees Of
the saplndua or soap-hoarlng order.
They ARE amazingly prolific and their
fruit contains about % per cent Of
saponln. 4 inll-growr tree yields from
100 To 200 pounds NJ hcrrlca. capable Of
producing aoapsuda by the gallon.
II native Of the region wants TO
wash or shave himself he merely has
10 send HE wife ont Into the woods 10
pick q fow berries and then proceed to
improve bis appearance. Unfortunately
he never wants TO do any OF those
things For grease. paint ana icwolry
he has ardent desires. but not Tor soap.
The berries now so TO waste. but q 90
believed that In the near future they
viii be- made une or
The roap-hcrry tree ls not new to
science. but "a Tar 40 ~ known. no one
has ever mAdc uAe OF VA uoap-hearinr
capabilities. the center OF each berry.
or fruit, contains q hard. black nut
These nuts. mounted In silver. were
many years aEo used In Europe for
waistcoai buttons. They were valued
for this purpose on account OF their dur
ability and beauty. and were at enc
time very popular. II Ia sad TO reflect
that TO the minds OF our ancestors
waistcoat buttona were moro manifest
need than SOAP. Thep have left II for
the energy Of to-day to utilize the fruit
rather than the nut TO make SOAP In
place Of waistcoat buttons from the her
rlcs Of the Hoap-bcrry tree
The professor speaks OF the wild. un-
tanned growth OF the sapludua sapon-
aria. This 10 certainly on account OF
H. neglect by the natives. who aro ig-
norant Of Ia real value, Unfortunately.
II 10 more than doubtful II the native
African can ever be educated up TO the
immense advantages Of plucklng His
soap along the highway, as the free slit
Of Heaven.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31

The largest police station On tho wsrld
is tho new Scotland yard, London. On
which 5000 officers can be acoommo-
dated
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31

Uushy Was stern.
Westminster school recently cole
DRAFTED the 2Ojth Anniversary OF the
death nj Dr. Richard nunby. who was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31
AFRICAN SOAP TREES.
THCW BERRIES YIELD 81 PER
CENT or ESSENCE.

Hut They COO 20 waste the Africans
might Hsve sosp without Cost Or
rroahis. but They Have 30 iiklnr Tor
a..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31

oCINL PIiiLoso
pliers have con
tended that sayiges
dwelling w the
luxuriance Of tho
tropics arc the most
fortunately sltuat-
cd Of mortais Tho
Africans are no ex
ception to this rule.
the slave trade not
withdrawing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
PERUVIAN BEAUTIES.

There is 10 criterion OF what feminine
beauty really is. but most people will be
impressed by the charming group of Peru
Wan naidcns, lately taken i'll Lima. All
the characteristic types of the lovcleSt
South American girlhood are represented,
for Lima has a wcl-dcscrvcd reputation i'll
this respect. and in Peruvian women are TO
be found the finest characteristics of sev-
cral European nations, although, OF course,
the duskv hair and eyes of Spain prcdoni-
nate Indeed many very charming Span
iSh customs. now fast dying out i'll Spain
itself, 60 to make picturesque the daily life
OF Lima Thus every morning graceful
figures, more or less disguised 10y a lace
man'ilia. are to be seen hurrying to and
from dcvotions each being always duly ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

tour III Ianadd And Tie IIIIItU NVIIVN'
is the daughter OF Colonel Langley. late
Of the English Artillery. Born 1T
Chudlcigh, in South Devon, She. when
still quite a child, c,inced a distinct
taste for music. and soon developed d
decided fondncs, for the violin. When
barely nine years OF aye she made hcr
first appearance i'll public hv playing
Al the Anticnt Concert Rooms III Dab
lin. the obbligalo To- Biaga well
known scrcnadc. sung upon that occA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
BERNuARDr AND THE CAR.

After the State dinner at Versailles held
~ honor OF the visit OF the Car and
CllrimA a musical and dramatic cnlcrtun-
men, W., gwen in the little Theatre o, the
palace The entertainment began WIN
d recitation by Marianne Sarah Hcrnhardt
OF verse, bv Victor Hugo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

sion by her moth
or. Mr.. Langley,
and Was + cciVcd
with enthusiasm.
lnISS6 the thcnris-
ing young musician
became a pupil OF
Joseph Ludwig.
subsequently. she
studied under the
famous WilhclnJ,
and at the Crystal
Palace III 1898 She
made her actual de
but. Since that
time she has APP
pcarcd AT the Lon
don ) III p II ony
Concerts at the
Queen : Hall, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

than that
vhcl tiunlhl through Paris This
OF brought expressly Algeria
iolln I be
Of
nancs
though aaic cn that hacter'
the tribes he
\
accomplished
vlo England November three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

conpanicd by maid or chApcron. Hats
and bonncts are worn only OH State occa-
si"ns, and even from practical point OF
view the lnantilla has lis Uses, for not I'M
frequently it i, worn rs a disguise by il,
far owner. 1t j. extremely difficult for a
man to recognize even his OWN sister when
She i, cnwiappcd i'll what used to be the
national hcad-drcsN OF Andalu>ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
\ CLEVER WOMAN VIOLINIST.

o with Madame Aani leaves England on November
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06

9asIih, rStentlid anb eonatags,
g. Raiue, Gieeutbhmer auo Geoatteur
(gtatioIscr rpn S. Saih,),
e1bpe1sGte Sclfimorss6trobe uno gofsS SfFce'ars.
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12ts Gts.; taeIidle uRb Souuta oS ssIusgabe o
Gerts pro Wodt, Sal;boI bic oas Sat tetarseEesn
9rdser.-1aaIid nebi Spuuta as 'slus anbe uHtcs
Rorfss8oransbs,abluns $3.50 pro Sahr, flr thrsere
tt SoRatassblatt, rsrtoirti, NIT a6sus tiir Clubs,
s2.5O pro Sopr nab irssno eiHem Srte oss SHIois
ses, 81 not europa. Snnnta sesNufsabe fl
h ben Witttz NIB S1oiiactsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
Sin 0cid)aitsmann aus SaBannia
burg in Der SunhcshauhtIlanf.

8o bington 5. San. - SO.
Q8. Sterling, Elm @ei6Gftsmann aus
So9anneSburg bdlt fi9 bier porii6er=
gebeno auf. Sn elmer rnterreounq
ibiloert er Die Gage i'm 5ranspaalS
2anoe uno fagt unter 9(nberem: nsSSn
Johannesburg befin0en iib ungefqbr
500 9lmeritaner. glm 4. sSuli bGlt
Die umerifaniI6e &olonie ftets cine
groBe 5eItli6teit ab. SIN bergun,e ,er
nen Sabre biBten Die 8De1-1 iii Dteiem
Sage bas Sternenbanner Der Ser.
Staaten # oen 0ffentli6en Geb6uz
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ielbe berunter uno cine oQgemeine
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len; Die @ingeborenen iinb ouf ibrer
Seite unb 6aben iid6, pbglei6 tie ben
8eTeBen na9 teine 6euerpaffen troz
gen Diirfen, nit ibren Speeren unb
S6tloern mebrere Male ais {apfere
3Qmpfer erlDiefen.
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eutulGeridte aus g8aibingtOu.
M'orb auf pffener StraBt

sc Orb auf offener Stra B.
Der S6ubpuBer Samuel YQtterz
ion unb Der Barber Qouis 9aoe, beibe
g&eqer, tparen eng befreun0et. 2lm
fSreitag N2orqen erbieIt Gr1terer BON
feiner in 9ti6monb, 8u., lebenben
W}utter einen 8rief, in neI6em fie i'm
Bat, unper3iigli4 nah 9auie 3u TOM
men. 9umit ibrem Sp6ne tein Sin
berniB our 2(6reiIe i'm 0ege Idge, bate
fie 81 CUR 9eitreitung Der Reiietoiten
beigelegt. 2lnitatt Dem WunI6e ieiz
ner Wtutter 3u folgen, 6ega6 ii4 Der
25=iG6rige Sobn gu ieinem glei6dlz
trigsn 6reunbe 9aoe, psI6er Elm tleiz
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StraBG S.=QB., betreibt, I'm nit bic
lem in etnigen WirtbI6uften ben lie
beriduB 0es ibm 3ugeIanbten Reiisz
gelDe5 gu bertiimmeln. 8prii6ttger
0eiIe bate PatterIon oa5 CUR Reiie
ben0t6igte 8elb i'm 8etrage Don $3.50
Ieinem 5reunbe 9abe 3ur 2luf6eiDa6z
rung Uberge6en. Nutbem 8eioe nerz
f6ieoene &naipen beIu6t butten unD
3iemIi9 be3e6t fpuren, fiel es Batter
ion ein, ieine 2iebite gu beiu4en unp
bier berlangte er pon 0ube ba5 i6m
ijberqebene 8elo. 9abe tpnnte aber
nur $3.50 3urijfgeben unb oesbalb
fam e5 gum Streite, Der in S6ldgerei
3pif6en 8eiben Qu5artete; 8eiOe pur@
ben nun aug Dem 6auie Der 8elie6ten
9atterIon'5 in Der 8leaIuntz2lueD,
5pii6en g., a, g. unb 9zStraBe,
Gu, entfernt. Qluf Der StraBe 3Dg
Sabe 3nr 4blpebr bss beoeuteno itdrz
teren Patterion Elm 5eoermeher, NOR
auf QeBterer nit einem Sai6ermeFer,
0as inn mittlernsile Don einem
S5reunoe 5ugereicht nor0en mar, auf
Ieiu Gegeniiber einordng. Sretmal
ItieB PatterIon bas offene Wteiier in
bic 9ruit9uoe's, bub bieIer nieoerIant
unb ieinen @eiIt aufgab. gtun ba6te
Der M}0rber an bic 6lu4t; tpie rdienb
lief er CUR a. StraBe, bur6 bic
S4uIitraBe 3ur 6. unb pann sur Dir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
StaSt Baltimore.

0r. 81. Struu8, Der betannz
te W2 belbdnoIer an Der Gde
Der 6onQroz uno TaDstteitraBe, per=
tbsilte Somitag 1862 nit 3uders
3eug gefiilte Striimpfe an ieine Sum
ben uno oeren &jnoer. Der 2lnorung
3u bem 8eT2Gftslpful mar ein 70 rie=
fiqer, buB bier Bpli3iIten Dor Dem'elz
ben itotipnirt tperoen muBten, nm Die
SronunQ aufreft 5u erhalten. 9a5
gQn3e Qdoenper1Dnal bate alle 9dnz
be poIl 8u tbun, nm ben 2lnforoerurz
gen beS Yublitum5 Qerc1t 81 perOen.
Die SSirma Strous lit bereit5 lett %
oyabren i'm pben genannten Geihdftsz
2ptaI etublirt uno ibr "e9enpGrtiger
2lueinbeIiBer lit 9r. u. Straus.
Der nW II iituli h=0 m a.
til de Famtlien 6lu b" IisB
9eitern i'm n0arleDzYart" 5uerIt bic
PoTe Der &ammeroiener" in bier Of
ten iiber Die 8ii6ne geben unO fiibrte
gum S6luB ben S6pant der erIte
2lpril" auf. Sn beiOen Stiifen Ieiz
iteten bic Y}itpirtenoen unter Der 8es
qie oe5 6rn. 2ller. &oit 8or2iigIihes,
10 oaB bic 2lnpeienoen iit auf's Bette
amiiiirter.
,N} e 6unics' Club" Inter
ben 2tuipi5ien oes yWfe6anic8' Clubs"
tamen geitern Nuhmittag in Der nWles
6anicS' OaS biibide 2uitIpieI in 3pei
Often nGr 1T ni6t eiferIubtiQ," Der
3ipeiattiqe S6pant Der 2iebe Ser
Elm" unb gum ShIuB PIN 6riihz
itiidstiI6," Elm S6pant in eirem 2ttt
our 2tuffubrung. SGnmtli6e Stiids
purben gut bur6gefiibrt uno erregten
algemeinen 2lpplaus. 9r. 8. &lein
bate bic Re9ie in Sdnben unO Prof.
Qieoer'8 8opeue lieferte bic N}uIit.
Gin Slii6tltng ermtI 6 t.
- DER Neger Samuel 8rotten, ipels
der am "a. Nobember ppn ben 8roBz
geI6norenen pegen Ginbru68 in ba8
6aus bon Waggie Goodman, g}r. $50,
RaborgitraBe, in 2(ntlage3uItanb perz
Iebt, iebo6 ipGter gegen $500 8iirgz
f6uft entlufIen purOe unO aus Der
Stabt entfIo6, fparo am SamItog
9lbeno pom Serqeanten Wdnning perz
baftet, nu6bem er crit tpeni9e Stunben
ppr6er na9 Der Stabt 3uriidgetebrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
11nier Gabelbrief.
pie dmeriRanifdie eSunoert-
2IiGionfn@ AnfeiGe.
paron pom gammsrftsin in 9taIisr.
Srobuneen ieiner @attin. - Sof=
na6riGten. @erihteoencs.

tgpssiaIs saabeIbrief berittet fur ben "0eutidez
GorreipoaocuteH" ourb Die ~uRiteos9reB" uHo Die
gtew- -2urter n9liioc. 4reiie.'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
Die strahinae III genneIiee.

Snorptlle, Senn., 4. Sdnuar.
- Mit oem gsItrigen Sage lit i'm
Staote SenneNee ba5 Spitem, bic
Strdflin9e 5ur 9tr6eit in ben Berg
perten gu permietben, abgeI6afft, unp
Der Staat pirb BON ieBt an oieStrGfz
hinge in oem 9auptgefdngniB gu NaI6z
bile uno Dem 3DeiggefdngniB gu
8rufGp@Mountoin ielbIt bei6dftigen.
8is6er batten Die Strdflinqe fir Die
nSenneRee Goal, Sron G 3ailroaOz
Gompanp" gu SrucpzGitD uro Die
nSnoroille Sron Company" gu Goal
Greet gearbeitet. Die Gonturrenj
3lpii6en ben StrGflingen uno ben fret
en- 9lr6eitern mar uber nit un3d6ligen
U}iBItGnoen parbun0en uno fiibrte 5uz
IeBt gu bluttgen 8rapallen, bon De-
nan Der i6limmite Dor bier Sabren
3u Gpulz@reet Itattfanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06

@i6cr= uno GheOiot= gor= Iotcts, nit QroSen 1SuB=
bail =Atrmelu, qeilltelttr RIttu, eiRQseltsr Sdm=
met=arueeu, GroBen y bis 49, rsguldyer 0reis .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
w.t.. D..

oiniu 2lutnue, pcrfoIgt pon elmer ii9
INNER mebr pergr0Bern0en W}eni6en=
menae uno Der @Dlijei. 2(n Dem Sefs
S6ulgebGubs ma6te er @oIt.
@pn elmer CUR llmfrIeoi9un8 oe5 8Iaz
bes Qeb0rerosn eiIernen SduIe bob er
Bic 8uppel ab unD orobte, nit oerIeIz
Ben einen yeben 81 t0oten, Der es Der=
iu6sn ioute, 6anb an i'm 3u legen.
S6lieBIi6 tpuroe er pom Sergeonten
0aleD uno ieinen Qeuten ijberpGlti9t
uno nab BEN Stationshauie beS bier
ten 9e3irts abgsfjjbrt. rs piro ihm
Der 9rojeB pegen 4orDc5 8emaat
fnprNPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06

um enpgultl9 S6rltte 3u tpun, I'M
9erein nit 2onooner 6irmen $685.
100000 pber m0gli4er Q8eiie $5O,z
100000 in Sob 5uIammen gu brinz
gen.
g8ie bic ngerliner HeueIte Nods
ri3ten" erfabren baben, bat ii6 Die
Regisrung in 5olge Der 3ablreiden,
iotpobl BON ben amerifaniI6en, pie
ppn beutI6en @eTeuI6aften erbpbenen
8ei6perben iebt berunlaBt g:Ie6cn,
Die 5rage in ernitli6e GrpGgung gu
3ieben, ob cine 9lenDerung Der I. 81.
erlQKensn berIdGrften 8e1timmung
m0gli6 lei, obne baB baour2 Die SSn@
tereTen Der @srIi6srten gefdbroet
peroen. 9pn bem 9eFunbe pirb es
abbGnsen, pb bic 8egierung ii6 3u
Gon3eIIionen an bic @eieui6qften berz
'teben tann.
Inter bem Yroteftprate ba5 Ser
5oas Q[l6re6t BON Wfedlenbur9 6aben
iid Gpmite'n in Berlin, 9amburg II.
in unberen StGbter 9eutI6luno's gez
biIDet, nm 9sLoer fir Die 8oeren=6a=
miIien, lpel6e our6 bic unru6an i'm
Srunspaalz2anDe in 9&otb getDmmen
Itno, 81 fammeln. 8is jeBt iin0 fir
OieIsn 3ped 100000 BIB. Sterling
aufgebruht pproen.
U2it Der fiinitIeriI6en Qu5i6miitz
fung Der Siegesduee i'm 8erliner
Sbiergarten fplI nun begonnen lperz
ben. 8aiier 0ilbelm bat ben Bib
bauer @alter Sdptt nit Der S60z
pfung oe5 er1ten StanObilOes fir Die
9lQee beauftragt. @ie bereits be5
Sefteren gemelOet, beabiihtigt ber&aiz
fer, bic Siege5aQee, tpel9e auf Das
Stegesoentmal auf bem &0nigspIaB
fii6rt, an bem audi Der Gei6stagsz
Pulait ite6t, nit StanobiIoern Der
Observation-Disclosures uno Der beoeutenz
Den MGnner je i6rer 3eit 3u i6miiden.
G5 lit oie5 Elm 8eI6ent oes &uiIer5
an bic Stubt Berlin.
SSn Wtiiniter lit Die gtuffii6rung bes
SdauIpiels n0ie S}rre pon Mariaz
berg" per6oten ipproen.
Der ipegen Sittli6teit8perbre6en
in 2tntIuge5uitano parIeBte frIbere
ReOatteur Der y8erliner g(eueiten
Nu6ri6ten" b. Gutenberg lit 8e6uf5
8eoba6tung feines Carbohydrates
in Die Srrenabt6eiIung Der bieIigen
Gharite iibsrgefii6rt iporoen.
Der io3iaIOemofratiI6e Rei6stdq8z
Q69eoronete S6riftIteller 6ofri6ter,
pel6er betanntli9 pom 2anogeri6t
in &0ln Degen 8eIeioigung Dss 0iz
rettors S6eQmann ppn Der itautltz
9en 4rbeitsanItaIt 8raupeiler gu oret
W}onaten 8efGngniB oerurt6eilt NOR
Den lit, bat gegen oas ltrtbeil 8eruz
fung etngelegt. Der pro3eB bate
buuritrdbenbe GntGuQungen ii6er Die
in Der 4nitait berriden0en 3uftdnoe
ge6ra3t.
SSn S6neioenrii6l 1T Der S60ffe
Stapsti pegen W}aieftdt86elsfOiounq
gu einsm balben Sabre 8efGngniB perS
urt6eilt poroen. 3ugIei6 lit auf Ser
luit oes Nmtes ertannt pproen.
Der 8eneraltoniul Der Ser. Staaz
ten, 9r, @bas. 9e &ap, nir6 am 6.
Sdnuar einen 8aQ in feinfr 8pbz
nung geben.
9r. 5, 9, Saf7on, @efretdr ber9er.
Staatenz8efanoti6oft, lit Don fetrer
RelIe aus Wien 3uriidaets6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
@ieber ein Yantf.
Smei spSte mns pteIe Serw.,noete.

g 6ilabeIpbio, ga., 4. San
- Sine &utaf ftropDe ereignete ii6 ge:
tern gfu6mittog i'm fiioli6en Sta6t.
tbetl, Die beina6e gu ber6dngniBpoGer
Solgen gefiibrt bdtte, ipie Elm neulihe:
Gbnli6e5 llngliid in Baltimore
5euer bra6 in bem @abGube g}r. 518
Siib 3. StraBe, aus. SIN DberIter
Stodpert fano 5ur 3eit cine Ser
iammlung jioiider Ginpobner itatt
'un0 unter bieien bra6 cine piloe ga:
nit aus. Die 6lammen parIperrtai
einem She'll Der 8epobner ben 9tus.
lpeg. Ste paren ge3pungen, aus Dem
6eniter gu ipringen. Sine bon Der go
li3ei geIieferte 2tite 3eigt, baB 5tpei
perfonen get0otet, bier 10 idper bers
leBt DurOen, baB i;e tn's .8ennfDlpa=
mia 9oIpital" gebra4t iperoen muBten,
Sine betrd4tlihe 2(n3abl 2eiatper=
leBter tpnnte nidt namentli9 feitgez
iteQt perDen.
9. 5inIep, 8obnung unbefunnt,
iprQng aus ein:m 5enIter bes brittan
Stodnerfes uno bra6 bas 8enid. gr
fpuroe ais Qei6e bonn BlaBe qetroqen.
Sin Wtann lpurDe BON Der Q0I9mQnnz
f6aft i'm 0ritten Stodperf aufqefunz
DEN. Die 2ei6e tpnrte Bis iebt nod
ni6t ioentifi3irt tperoen. Die 8erIebz
ten iino: Satob 8ernifD, % Sabre alt,
Rr. 525, 9uritItraBe, po6nbaft, be-
ftnoet ii6, an Sranopunben leioeno,
Die piellei6t ieinen Sob berbeiFu6ren
tperoen, i'm SoIpitul. 2ouis @aitoz
man, 38 Sabre alt, an 8enIinqtonz
@penue nobnbaft, purbe I6limm perz
brannt. 9apio &plisfe1, SO Sabre
alt, unO Bernhard 8aI6ron8fep, 9}r.
728, W}eoinaitraBe, erlitten fApere
8ranoDunoen unb trugen i9linme
8erleBun3sn Dabon, inoem fie aus Ell
mem 5eniter auf bic StruBe fprangsn.
Sdmmtfi6e 8erpunoeten ipurDen nah
oem nPenIplbanid @oipital" gebru6t.
0a5 2otal, no ii6 bic &utaitropbe err
eiunete, lit als nSOehaz9aue" betannt.
SIN oberen Sbeile befinoen fid6 Ser
1annllungs=2ptale. SSm uuteren Stotz
perte betreibt Samuel 2i6mann einen
9rocerplabsn. eSn 2i6mann's &eQer
puren Die 5lammen auf bisber rod
unaufgetldrte WeiIe gum Q(usbru9 qez
tommen. SSm britten Stod mar cine
8eriammlung bon 40 Bis so arbeitsz
loIen iiiDiIhen &leioermu9ern i'm
8an9e. Pl0Bli6 erI6oa Der 8uf
r5euer." unb i'm nd9Iten Nugenblid
i6oiIen Die 5lammen our9 bic Sreppe
bsrauf, ipel6e nur einen Qusqanq in
Der @astiQItrube fat. Gs entItanb
groBe 9erpirrung, 9eI6rei uno itnn=
lofes llmberlaufen unter ben Qeuten.
Die Sreppe nah Der britten StraBe
mar ndmlih audi in 9rano unD rat6z
los ftanDer Die 2eute ou. Giniqe faBz
ten ben Mut6 unO tpurfen ficb our6
bic Slommen Die Sreppen binab. Sic
tamen nit me6r pber miroer i6fperell
8erIeBungen buoon. 9lroere ma6ten
ii9 Tertig gum Ibipringen. Sine
Menidenmen9e Bate ii6 poroem9auIe
angeiammelt unb rief ben Qeuten 81,
3r lparten, Biz Die 6eueripebr fomme.
W&ehrere fpranstn o6 unb elmer biBte
babel, ipte porber erlpd6nt, fein 2eben
Elm. Die Seuermebr fam RAID an, 2eiz
tern tpuroen aufgerihtet unb bic per=
bIiebenen 2eute aus benz SauIe gez
braf.. 9abei ergab fid), oaB Elm
p}ann eritidt mar. Wle6rere anbera
ipurer betdu6t, ipurbeR aber iuieber
gum 9epuBtiein gebru6t. 9as 5euer
mar unbeOeutenb unb ri9tete nur einen
S5aben BON $500 on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
"a. Sdp6rd & Comp.

Hr. 53f, Toro- g apsg tr.,
nien.H ben StourfniiisE Der glaiiea m.br guImerf,
taultet. ais irseu) Elm auhertr 9Gben IN Bait mere.
nniere gusDabl Don MHGrners uue Sfnds
bsnsSietbern. Samen>NE dntelu, Zeis
rsrsSSdiffs une Nndsn II; unutertroFfeH.
Hnfere 9retie fine Gle alIernicergffeu,
ulgo mir geber eibnen ieecn Srceit, ucIs
cbfn Gle plnfdDen. Sommen Si, uno
nner;euatu Sic iid5 ielbf. Gh5,lSf
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Slu9ultus S5lum & Gpmp.,
So -@ef> >seringtOn> Ctr 3G,
Gfe Sbarp, Strase. Q-D
Nripat:1lnterriht

in uno oltcr Spraten, in Oiathematif II. T. u.
8orbereItuHq fur StuIcH alItr Grube, incl. uHipsrs
tat, iOWIe iur bic osutibsH 2ebromtsprafunsen.
6. 8 SdSnrid, gr gtr sias Ess gSsgaHDbs gsl5s D5s
(Nrnl 6. SIHnSnSN gHnhiinnslInsnur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
2lue &116fetel o,ef |
berabeei<t5t. =

Die 9dl Der regular martrtnre unr geiammte @rru9
9an 93, Yli Sud6z@upes udets IRGntl fir
dbn &n6e 9isconp Ib5ug
so 9ro5ent Sebss &ioungsiId lit bun 3ern
mar Nebmen sic 9de bes martirn Yies oieben nb
Sbr Gidenthum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06
Ont fit e(e0ermann

5af ,iu 3sOsr nimmt iresH0 eirs gl.bi,in ,um
Gbfa6ytu, I'm ocs ss1,m gu rtinia,n. unb oas
@lut rein Ju baIttH. GieisHiosa !utI6. 6 NJ.
mons 2eber &tguIirsr (G!uiToIsit Ootr
gulosr) E,bnsH, srba!tm ale bi. 9Or,iias eir,s
milotn uno 4ng.nsbmeu N5fubruugg =Tittels; f,rs
r,r ciucs itdrt,nbsn Tltt;ls ivtdss pas glut rel.
nist uno Oas eaHjs Spt,m itarft. uao nsbr ui,
7as. & mons 2sbsr 8e0uIirer r,s
eulirt bic Gebcr, trbdlt fs attiO uuD Qtiuno uuc,
rpcun Die Gcbsr fb in gutter @traTuug bsfirost
iucrotu Sic fay irsi oon Qs1lara, Caatrtrlutbet!,
g,rouutuslofQic;t, 3opfitmsrJta uro oartl,bis=
felt btiiHOsu uao f5 u5t mtbr 10 bsruntergetom=
men unD otiblp0dt fibltn. glnts oas hirb ourdS
tiu. t,aat Sebtr Itrcorg,ruftu. Out. gtroauuE3
unb i5r,jisiu BON glaansiosu fam Hur oann itct.s
iRotn, rtnR bic &eb,r ribtig orbcitt. Sout,r
ejs puE tiutu oistr SsiotH btian,H itin bcriud)sR
al. 2 NM 8 2iotr GcgUlatpr Ser
RpHig Der 2.5,r WsoiIiH.n, biiTer ais 9ia,n.
EA Seoes 95adet
bat BEN Steu,pel in 9tOtb auf bem
GinwideI< 8apler.
:. g. SeiItn & 60, philadelphia, ga.
C2S4|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-06

9amen Satets, 5rduleins unb
SamenzNeipmarfet5 uno SSrduEeins=
Sudets, 1895 Sacpns, Sriginal=preis
$500, $1,000, $1,000 unb $1,000.
I'm nit bieIer Yartie tur5 auT3urdu=
men
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-04

Stanton Pill t.: Ole johnson writes in a
scandinavian paper printed in Chicago
warning settlers to not come to the Mis-
souri slope and particular Mclean County.
He al'o attemp pts to sling mud ut "King
John Of Mclean county. Ole tells some
truth but the whole story is gar lied SO
that it looks like true picture Of a desert(
ed country. The writer is evidently one
of those unfortunate settlers who left the
country and imagine those who stayed are
incorporating the situation. The truth
is the majority of the settlers are ranch
ing and prosperous. they are nearly all
opposed to Immigration ns they Craze
their herds on the public lands and when
the lands are once occ"pied must reduce
their herds or move on. John Sat-
tsrlund has stayed and spent his time and
money in developing his county, and has
one more for Mclean than a township
full of Ole Johnsons could have accom-
plished.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-04
A N o U N CIE N E N 7.

I announce to patrons dAld new and to the
public generally, that keep everything in
the line Of GROCERIES md DRY GOODS
Boots . nd shoes and alkinds offoot wear
to be found in a first claassHktore. The Goods
that I show you, and want you to buy are
fresh and first class. I MO other kind.
Call. examine, satisffySyourfef and purchase
your needs. Sign Of the CHEAP CASH
STORE AxelN
Proprietor