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Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
THE LATEST FROM ST. LOUIS. The Life Loss in East St. Louis 25o-Fire
 Not Under Control.


 Not Under Control.
 St. Louis, Mo-, May 27.-The difficulty in obtaining information from outlying districts is increased by an order from Mayor Walbridge ordering all electric light circuits turned off. This is to pre- vent deaths to persons coming in contact with broken electric light wires. Later reports from the city hospital state that only two were killed and six injured as a result of the roof of that institution being blown off. From Soulard street south ward as far as Carondeiet wind played havoc with the residence and business houses in that territory. The streets are filled with the wreckage of demolished houses over an area of fifteen blocks. The number of bodies already found indicates that the loss of life in that section will reach at least thirty. The body of well dressed man was found at Marion street and Park avenue. Peter Diedrich was killed in the collapse of big mill at Ninth and Marion streets. William Ot- tendale. proprietor of factory at Marion and Eighth streets, and Benjamin Ber- gess, an employe, were killed in the wreckage of the building. An unknown dead man was found under the bricks of fallen chimney at Fireman Joseph Carpenter of the St. Louis Railing works on Menard street, together with his wife and child, were crushed to death in the collapse of the factory. The body of an unknown man was found badly mangled in a quarry on DeSoto street. Alexander Schutinger a dairyman. was stfuck by falling tree and killed on Third and Marion streets. Fred Watts, 17 years old, and his sister, Theresa, 13 years old, were found dead in the ruins of their home at No 1728 South Ninth street
 St. Paui's German Evangelical Luth- eran church, on Eighth street and La- Fayette avenue. and St. Hugo's Catholic church, on Kansas avenue, were totally demolished. Epstein & Burnstein's wholesale liquor store at No. 229 South Broadway collapsed from the force of the wind. Julius Maranowski and three oth- CTS were seriously injured.
 The power house of the sscnIling line at Jefferson and Geyer avenue was totally destroyed and dozen employees received serious injuries
 The Gem theater building on Walnut street was badly wrecked by the wind
 In.suburbs dozens of frame houses were blown down, but up to Il o'clock tonight no fatalities were reported there.
 In addition to the river disasters noted later reports add to the losses. All the wharf boats on both sides were swept away and sunk. The steamers Medill, City of Pittsburg, Belle of Calhoun. City
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Chicago Sends Relief.

Chicago, May 27.-Word was received by wire at the union depot that the Van dalia freight house at East St. Louis was blown into atoms and all the employees at work inside except four clerks were killed.
 At the Chicago and Alton telegraph of- flee the operator was unable to get line from the division office in Bloomington explaining that the officials were no doubt too much occupied with serious business west of that city to attend to the Chicago office.
 At the freight office of the road ar engagements were made to send a special train to St. Louis at 12:30 a. m. with two car loads of Western Union supplies and party of linemen to repair the wires east of St. Louis
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Can the Full Measure of the Calamity
 Be Estimated
200 GIRLS IN A MASS OF RUINS
The River Covered With Excursion Steamers Whose Fate Is observation-disclosures Raging Yet in East
 St. Lous-Missouri Towns Wiped Out.

Oil works were destroyed by fire, and buildings in several parts of the city have been burning all night
 H. c. Price, the manager of the Western Union at the relay depot on the east side, reports a wreck of terrible proportions. He said the National hotel, Fremont house, Montrell house. Delwolf's cafe, Hazell Milling company's mill Horns cooper shop and large number of dwell- ings east of that section were swept into wreckage.
 The Baltimore and Ohio and Vandalia round house, the Standard Oil works, East St. Louis and Crescent elevators and dozen freight houses were caught in the vortex of the cyclone and reduced to debris.
 It is reported that the Grand Republic and several other excursion steamers, with all their passengers and crews, have gone down.
 A cyclone destructive of life and much property visited East St. Louis in June, 1872. The principal destruction was along the water front and in the railroad yards Between sixty and seventy-five lives were lost, boats were blown from their moor ings and sunk with all on board, persons were picked up on the levee and hurled to their death, buildings were scattered to the four winds.
 The cyclone happened the same time of the day as today's awful second visita- tions, as we'll as nearly the same time of year.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
THE MINERS STILL IN SESSION.
Operators Have Been Granted Time to Con-
 sider Proposition.

It now seems that an adjustment will be reached between the miners and the coal companies. The miners have. been in session since Monday, and yesterday representatives of the coal companies were present at the meetings by invita- ton.
 It is given out that a proposition has been made the companies by the miners, to take effect July 1, of 40 cents per ton for coal when No. 1 foundry iron sells f. o. b. cars at the furnaces at ss.50 per ton, and for every 50 cents advance per ton on iron 2H cents on coal, which Is really an advance of 21a cents on the ex- isting contract.
 The representatives of the coal compa- nies asked and were granted time to con- suit. !.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
BicycIers, Attention.

Gentlemen receiving invitations to the opening of the "Cyclers Rest" Thirty ninthstreet and Fifth avenue, this evening are expected to invite a lady to accom- pany them. Cars run to within one block of pavilion. Get off at Thirty-ninth street. This is an informal affair Bi- cycle costumes are strictly in order
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Rush Hill Destroyed.

Bloomington, Ill., May 27.--Word has reached the Chicago and Alton railroad office here that cyclone has demolished the village of Rush Hill, Mo, twelve miles from Mexico, in Audrain county. The cyclone struck the town a few min utes before 5 o'clock and blew down the school house. crushing it's inmates. The report was to the effect that fifty pupils had been killed and a number injured,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
To New York and the East.

The Plant system has double daily trains to Savannah, connecting with steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and other eastern points. Reservations made on applica- ton to W. V. Lifsey, Division Passenger Agent, Montgomery. Ala. 5-28-1Ot
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Bobby Shafto tonight.
Y. N. C. A. Social.

The Young Mems Christian association will give their regular monthly social to- night in the association parlor. The ladies of St. Mary's Episcopal church will serve refreshments. The ladies' aux Hilary desire to have all the members present, and especially the new members. Members of the association and of the auxiliary have the privilege of inviting one friend, either lady or gentleman. Members of the junior department will not be admitted.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Setting Up the Targets.

Lieut.. Samuel G. Jones and Mai. 10. l.. Higdon spent several hours yesterday at the encampment grounds at East Lake. One target was placed in position and two mora will be put up. Lieutenant Jones expressed himself as we'll pleased with the progress of the work He returned to Montgomery yesterday aft prpOon
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28

ed. did not sin, and while he suffered death it was as the common lot of hu- manity. Dr. Mitchell is said to indorse the doctrines of Dr. Burney. and this is the point of difference in the assembly.
 Rev. R. H. Castleman of Texas asked whether or not If the majority report should be adopted the trustees, after proper counsel, might renominate MT. Mitchell to the assembly. The moderator thought it certainly could.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Lawn Social,

The Ladies' Aid society of the Simp- son Methodist Episcopal church will give lawn social in the church yard, 1903 Avenue c, May 2S at D. m. All the members and friends of the church are invited to attend
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Death of Mrs, Willis I. Snow.

Mrs. Willis T. Snow died at 1 o'clock yesterday, at the residence of her father. MT w. H. May, near the Vanderbilt fur mace. She had been an Invalid for six or seven weeks, and bore suffering with a sweet fortitude, which thrice endeared her to a large circle of kindred and friends. Notice of funeral appears else
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
MaSons to Picnic.

The Masons of Birmingham and vicini- ty are arranging for grand picnic at Lakeview on the 24th of June. A very interesting programme is being arranged, one of the features of which will be the public installation of officers.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
BEIN M, JACObl Local Observer, Weather Bure
Snecial Rate for inc EIks.

A rate of one fare for the round trip has been granted on account of the meet ing of the supreme lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The date of the convention is July 7-10.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
The Route of the Teachers,

The Alabama teachers who will partici- pate in the exercises at the national edu- cational convention. which convenes at Buffalo, N. T., in July, have elected to go by way of the Louisville and Nashville.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Aner tie Battle.A

Y pr. Burney taught the non-penal or sacrifcial idea of the atonement as op- posed to the vicarious idea. He did not believe that Christ suffered the penalty of the law which is death, perdition, de- pravity, sin, etc. Christ was not deprav-
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Rsnnick and LeBaddie Blown Away.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 27.-Renniek Randolph county, Mo-, was blown away this afternoon and several persons were killed.
 Lebaddie, Mo-, was also destroyed. Ten persons were killed at the latter place.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Eighty School Children Killed,

Roodhouse, H., May 27.-It is reported that eighty children were killed in school house at Drake near this city, by the cyclone.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
Attention, DemocratsI

The democratic voters of Davis beat will meet at the city hall Saturday night to further perfect the organization of the club.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28

The democratic voters of Jefferson beat are notified that a meeting will be held at Malone's store on Saturday night for transaction of important business.
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28

Indianapolis, Ind, May 27.-Railroad officials say the best estimates on the number killed aS St. Louis put it in the neighborhood of 1000. The cyclone is moving rapidly almost due east. The .Vandalia started a special train, filled largely with surgeons and newspaper men, at 1O:3O o'clock.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
 CHAIR TAKEN FROM HIM
  The Mitchell Matter Settled by the Assembly,
 TFsd e. MAJORITY REPORT ADOPTED And Thus Ends the Most Exciting Feature of the Sessions So Far-The Final
 Skirmish

Last nights session. of the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly opened with sharp parliamentary debate. Modera tor Pro Tenn. Norman tried very hard to keep the assembly out of tam gle and succeeded
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28
lDirect'nI Rain Time. Temp. of wind. Weather fall.
Highest temperature, 90; lowest, 6si aver age, 80.
 BEN M. JACOBS Local Observer.

Reports received at Birmingham, Ala. on May Z. 1S96
 Observations taken at all stations at a. m., 75th meridian time.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-28

Washington. May 27.-Weather fore cast for Thursday for Alabama: Gener- ally fair; southerly winds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
aatbOlif6e 1t~nipcrftat in selstem.
8riiffeI, 2. Sob.


Die @bfebun9 bes gectors Der tat6oz
Iti9en 11riperfitGt in @a16ington, bes
.8ii9ofs &eane, bur9 ben Yapit bat in Bel
glen groBes NufTeben berbprgerufe fen. 2eO
XIII. begriinbet bic MaBregel bamit, baB
Die &ectpren ni9t itdnbig bieies Qmt belief
ben biirfen. 9iefer Sd6rau3 bat fi9 aus
peiien @riinben gebiGOet unb Die rDmif3en
9Gpite baben itets an inn feitgebalten. Sas
lift bur9aus ni9t Der san! 8elgten bat
Bic grDBte fat6olif9e 11niberfitdt in 2oetpen
unb niemals bat Elm &ectoratsipe9iel itattz
ge6abt. Ser erite 3ector Mfgr. 9e &am
mar 25 Sabre lang Biz 5u ieinem Sobe
,&ector, Der Nd9foIger Mfgr. Name9e bat
Bis gu feinem Sobe bas Nmt befleibet unb
Der ieBige 8ectpr Migr. &bbeloos 1T i9on
felt II Sobren &ectpr. acknowledgements
lit gerabe ieBt bieier tat6olif9en l1niber1itGt
cine ~uneripartete @un1t in ben S6ooB gez
falen! Sn 8elgien itebsn fh4 2iberale unb
3leritale auf benz S9ulgebiete als erbitz
terrific Seinbe veeeniiber. Die 2tberalen
.pplen ben f~tuatliGen, Dffentli3en unb melt
Ii9en l1nterri9t; bic &leritdlen tpoaen ben
Staat aus Der Stride %perbrGngen, an feline
SteIe Die Stride 1eben, unb bas itaatli9e
@9ultpeien bur9 bas t~lerifale frete S4nl@
tpeisn befeitigen. 9ttemals baben baber Die
2ibsralen aus Dffentli9en Mitteln etnerl
Bfsnnig fir bic tlsritalen ~2ebrantalten be-
tpiqi9t. Seitbem d6er bic &lerifdlen am
&uber iinb, MAIDEN fe Die Stadtsmtttel
ibren S9ulen 3ugGngli3; ia, ibr nelles
S9ulgefeB 1i9srt ben flerifalen nnb ben
ftaatli9en S9ulen Die glei6en Stadts5uz
f6iife. Die Brobin3 8rabant bate bts@
fer 8tpet 11riperittdten: bic liberale Unit
Deritdt in 8rii1el unb bic fdtbolt13e Unit
peritGt in 2oepen: 9a bic Mte6rbeit bes
8rabnter 9robinaialrat6es itets boctrindr%
liberal mar, 10 erbielt muir Die Bru1eler
l1niperiitGt bon Der BrpDino etnen Sabres@
3uf9uB. Sn5nif4en babem bic &ablcalen
unb Gocialiften cine nere rabicalzf octalti it,
f3e uniperiitdt in 8riiifel errt9tet, tpelde
troy i6rer rabiculen Sen0en3en, tpenn ald
langIam, 70 bod erii6tlt9 pOrtpGrts f3ret%
tet. Die 2iberalen iteben Oiefer aeuen Unit
DeritGt, pel9e Die aGte 9O@f4uls i9dbtgt,
feinbli9 gegeniiber unb audi Die Slerttalen
finb, ibr d6gensigt. Stun beantrdgten Die
SSortf6rittler unb @ocialiten i'm probtn<
sialrat6e, ieber Der brei r1nioerittdtsn 15,@
900 Srancs Sahres5uf@uB 5n beptutgert.
9ie Qtberalen boten ben &lerifalen ben gu
f6uB fir Die 2oetpener 11niperiitdt an, tpenr1
fis nit i6nen gegen jebe 8eipiligung fir Die
neue uniberfitdt timmen miirben. Ste1er
6arOel fam gum 4bidIuB unb na9 3ipel%
tGqioen &ebefGmpfen purben Die 3u14i11e
fir 8riifel unb 2oepen bepiaigt, Der fur
Die neue uniDeriitGt abgepteien. Sas tit
fir 2oepen Elm GROCER @rfOlg, tpel3er auG)
i'm 8atican ~erfreuen ptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
Gin ,tttSertjdbrtaes ssubita,tt,.

Die 9eutige 10 auBerOrbentli6 l~eiitungs-
fdbige unb berii6mte beutf6e @iIsn=
SnOuftrie burf 6iefer Sage Den
bunOerttd9rigen @eOenttag zines Grz
etgnt1es fetern, Dem iie ibren IpGte>
rem Auf19tp1ng berbunft. 8or 100 eSabren
tpuroe ndmli3 in 8leinib in Oberf@Gez
iten Der erite &otsbo9oen anaeblaien
uno oamtt in Der ii6ertommenen giienqepin=
nung cine umpdl5ung eingeleitet, ipel6e bic
@%ntfpidlung Der @ifeninbu itrie gans Oeutf6=
lambs beeinfluBt bat. 9iefer @leipiher
Eotsbo9ofen mar Der erite feiner Dirt auf
Dem eurbpdif3en 5eftIanbe. sSn ,@aqlanb
tDaren bic 8erfu3e, &ofs CUR 3obeifeneraeuz
gung gu bertpenben, f9on 200 Sabre friiber
gemd9t tporoen ,unb bic @ngGGnber be1aBen
IN Der eriten 9dlfte bes 18. eSa6r6unberts
beretts ausgebilbete &otsbo6ofenbetriebe.
4u3 in S9leften, befen geeibtbum all
@t1ener3en felt alters6er befannt lit unb tpo
idon i'm friiben Mittelalter Glen qef9mol@
gen purbe, gab es tpObG felt Nnfang bes 10.
S~abrbunberts 9o9Dfen, aber fe tpurben
nod nit 9of8foblen betrieben.
Grit nls 5riebri3 Der @rpBe bic DerIe
S@leiten" in feline &rone eingefiiqt bate,
tpurbe Der @runb CUR 8liitbe Der oberf6leifz
i9en Snbuftrie gelegt. @r bate balb err
fannt, baB bas Berg unb 6iittenpefen unb
Die it3 baran anf3lieBenben Snbufrien au
ben tpt3tigiten 9runbIagen zines States
gebOrten. Die @inri9tung zines Rofsbo6z
ofen6etriebes in @9lefien na@ enaltf6em
8orbilb fi9erte auslei@ aud benz
I3leii4en Steintoblenbau erbsblihe
5Drberung. Sriebri9 Der @roBs bat
Die @usfii6rung bieles pGanes frsi=
lt4 nt4t mebr erGebt, erft unter Yein.m
Na4folger Sriebri@ Wilbelm II. uurbe bic
4nlage Oes geplanten 9ittentpertes bertptrfz
Ii4t, unb bon ben Oerf9iebenen Orten, bic
bafar in 8etra9t tamen, @leitpib eetudblt,
neil fi3 bon bort aus leibt elm &anal mad
Der SOer beriteaen lieB, uaO neil aud Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
1trbarma @Mn9 bon SeSI6noeretet'
TT Q&efffAIett.

Sin ldngerer Mbf9nitt 1T in bem Sabres>
6eri@t bes 2anbptrtbf9aftli9en propins
5ialDereins fir Metfalen unb 2tppe ben
nit ben Neuculturen BON Sebldnbereien gez
ma9ten %@rfabrunsen getpibmet. Ser 8e=
ri9t b~e5iffert bic in ben lebten atpei Sabren
in Der proirls aussefibrten Inlagen bisier
Dirt auf minbeftens taufenb 9ettar. @orz
nebmli9 tpirb gu Miefen, ~peniger gu &der
eultibirt. Die @rfoIge, bic nit Der gultur
Der Seibenieberunsen er5ielt porben iinb,
tperben als gerabe5u groBartig beaei3net.
Sn bielsn Sdaen iteate es ii9 heraus, bab
bic fribsr fir tpertblOs gebdltenen 9eibez
grunbftiide bic ulten cultibtrten @runbftiide
am Sru9tbartett iibertreffen. Der 8eri9t
unttr1u6t bes @enaueren bic 1rfa9e 0iefer
grf9einung unb -petit bamit 5uglei9 bic
otter auftretenoe 8ebauptung 5uriid, baB
bic 70 cultibirten Grumbtiide na6 8erlauf
eirieer Sabre angebIi6 in ibre friibere @r>
traglofigteit auriidberfinten fo1en. 9ie
prooina Weffalen befibt berartige Gei@t gu
cultibirenbe Sld9en nod in bielen @emarz
flunsen in unabfebbarer @usbebnung. Ser
Nnfang Der ~l1rbarma9uns 1T iiberall NIT
@rfolg semo9t unb tpirb %infolgebefen bas
Sorti9reiten Elm un~aufbaltlames fetn. Snz
t~ereffant 1T unter bieien u%mftdnben, mas
Der 8eri9t betreffs Der BON Dielen @iefen=
beiibern gebegten 8efiir9tung duBert, baB
tnfolge Der &onturrena bieier aabllofen g1eu=
eulturen Der Wertb bes 9eues gu febr finfen
unb bafelbs ouf ben alien @isien unDer~
tdufli@ nerben tDnnte. Gs beiBt biesbeaiigz
lid: .NGerbings enttpidelte ii9 i'm abse@
laufenen Sabre Der @ras= unb Rleetpu9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
anadbenaltBe autnnts @taata-Bettuas, aAtttnupdp %. a1nnefnbrr 1896.

in faum O~ogetpefener ueppigfeit, fobaB oaS
Mngebot BON Der Na9frage ni4t iiberaa gez
bedt nurbe; lobiel 1T aber in anoeren Sc
senben NIT iiberipiegenbem Grasmu9ie
feftgstelt, baB bic sr0Bsre Proouction eine
bermebrte 8iebbaltung berDorruft, tpel9e
cine angemelIene @eripertbung Der grDBeren
probuctipn fi9ert. 9ur9gdngig feblt es
in Meitfalen in biefer. 8e5iebnng nod an
ausrei9enber gutter @aare; namentlid
ipurbe bis6er bas @teb auf ben f~leinsren BE-
iibungen gu f9leAt erndbrt, 10 oab bic Be
bauptung ntbt eetpaet erf3eint, oaB bel
@erbreifa9ung Der beutigen Proouction BON
Misrepresentation feline 99ebe iein tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

Ser gum @ouberneur BON Mi3igan err
tpG6Gte 8iirgermeiiter pingree BON Detroit
febt bic @elt bur9 bic Nntiinbigung in @rz
~itaunen, baB er uu9 nu9 feinem @ntritt bes
@ouoerneursz4mte 8iirgermeiiter BON Oez
troit gu bleiben gebenfe. 9enn IS 9G6e lit
Mi9igan fein @efeB, pel@es Semanbem Derz
biete, atpei @emter au gleiher 3eit inne gu
6abeu. @ir baben Die @efebe Mi9igun's
gerube ntbt our 9unb unb piTen ni9t, p6
er Ge9t fat, aber es muB. bO9 pobl 10 iein,
fonit bGtte man ibm ben betreffenben Pardz
grap6en pobl bOrgebalten. 9u Detroit it9
unter ieiner 8erpaltung auseni9einli6
pobl gu befinben i9eint, 10 tpirb 0iefes ii6
f@perli9 febr gegen beren @erGangerung
itrGuben. 4lerbinss 1T es burhaus unge<
pO6n1i9 in ben Ser. Stuuten, baB Semano
8pei politif6e @emter gu glei8er 3ett Be-
fleibet, uber bas 11ngepD6nli3e 1T es, mas
Srn. Yineree rei3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

Sobten fanb man i'm @eitrGu5e 8lutfpuren.
@etpebr, SGbel unb 6ut bes Grmorbeten
feblten. SIM @etpebrlaufe mar Die por<
f9riftsmdBige 2abung, ndrnli9 flint ga<
%trpneu, tpdbrenb flint peitere patronen ff9
inn Maga5in ~befanben. Heben Der 2et9e
tpurbe i'm @eftrGu9 Elm simnerrer @BlOffeG
gefunben. 9ieier CAB ben @9lifel 81
benz &dtbfe1. Ser 2DffeG aeigte Spuren
baDon, baB erf tiirali9 in ibm MetaG GEE
goifen por6en mar; er mar fart angera19t.
9esbalb bermutbete man, baB Der @enbarm
bteuei6t SaliAmin3er in fagranti erz
griffen babe urb bie1e i'm pdbrenb Der So
forte set0btst bdtten. gaun burhiu9te man
bic Uniform Der 2ei9e na9 e:s:ca oom Gem
barmen tonfiscirten Sbieften rnb fan6 in
Der Sa59e bes Mantels cine Marfe aus Wfez
tai, tpie tie in &anttnen benubt nerben, NIT
Der Bail 5 unb Elm Stiid 3inn, bas BEN
Stempelabbrud zines 3pun5ig : 9elerz
Stiides 5eigte. IS mar nun fat a%peifelz
los, baB Salf9miinaer BEN @enbarmeu err
morbet batten. Nuf elmer &a53ia fanb man
Die Maffen nno ben 9ut oes8enodrmen unD
cine balb berfdllene @teinbru96Ite, bic am
perfennbare Spuren baborr a%ufpies, baB
Dor Sturgeon Salf9miin8er barin gebauft
batten. Nuf etnem .3ettel nit ben Metull<
fpuren itarben 3ablen unb bariiber %italieniz
f9e 8orte. Stdlienif9e Mrbeiter muBten
alfo ben @enbarmen ermorbet BADEN. Sine
Srau aus Sterling CAB an, i6r bdtten 5pet
G9ulfnaben aus Sterling er5Gblt, tie bdttem
etnen @enbarmen 9eieben, Der 5tpei WtGns
ner esfortirt babe. Man f9idte foglei3 in
bic S9ule na9 STERLING; bort paren Die
&naben balb ibentift5irt. 9ie beiOen 8naz
BEN tparen am 27. b. Wfts. INN Fl l1br Mit=
tags i'm @i9en6uin, um !Sol5 81 iammeln.
DUFF einsm Seitenpege trafen ite ben @en=
barmen NIT feinsn Nrretanten. Ste MGnz
ner eingen boran unb flint S6ritte binter
ibnen Der 9enbdrm. Die MGnner tDaren
augeni9einli9 italieniI9e Stein6ru3arbeiz
ter. 9ie 8uben griiBten bic Nrreftanten
unb ben @enhormen, unb fopDbl biefer als
audi bic 9dftlinge griiBten beuti9 tpieber.
Die peiteren @%rbebungeu ftnb nod i'm
9ange.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
Sc tpar bas erite
11nO 1T BAG ein5ige
GdmersenzQinOernmQsnitteI

iueldes bic qudlenbitsn e3msraen iOfort 5ehebt pie
Gnt3inOung aufbebt unb 9ertOpfumg bel liner QSs
plifation t,irirt, OBJ Dieielbe nun BON ben 2ungen, Dem
gouen b%erribren.
Gin balber 96eel0ffelbOa in einem @luis g9aher
turirt in ipenisen Miuuten 3rdmpfe, lauren. Vtagen,
sDbbrennen, Nerpoftdt S6laflOfeteit, Dti9rdne,
Siorrbos, Spienteris. @OIic. SlabunseH uno oae in'
nerli6en @elbnerDen.
IS Qiebi tein S~eilmittsl Der Nelt, Sas Stebtr rn1
Be6ieliicber unD aae anoeren noldriiden, biltSlen
uuo iOuftige Sieber 70 raid furirt ME 8abipap's
Reabo 9telief i'm @.rein nit &aomab's 4iasn.
SOC per GlaiGe. Sci alien Apotbetern au babeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

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an eirem 9olapege als 2ei4e gefu1ben.
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tiefe, offenbar bon einem SGbelbteb berribs
renbe @unbe, Der ganae Mantel mar Our3s
fto9en, f0rmli@ 5erbadt, unb AUDI am &Drs
per tparen aablrei9e Sti4punDen bemsrts
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gen ausgeito9en tporben. Die 2eihe log
in einem nieberseOriidten tleinen @ebiif9.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
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9ronbitis, 9neumonia, Ani6pelung Der @eente,
9iitipeb, @nt3iiuOungen, &beamatism1s. gteural=
gle, GrOfbsutsn, ROpfpeb, 3Gbntp.b, 4ftbma, atbsm'
notb. |
stponaie Ntinuten. 0iemanb brau6t cine StanDe,
na6oem er bieie AnnDnce %geleien, S3mer5ea. 50 lstoen.
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ale S9meraen, 8errentuneen, Gueti6ungenL S6msrs
gen i'm &iiden, auf Der 8ruit OOer in ben @litesrI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
l1ebelbefinben pber @6nterSert.

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ite6en, @ni6pelung Der Selenfe nnD S6nerien iencr
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fortige Grleibterune uno befen forteeieBter @ebrou1
einioe Sage lang beuertteaist cine pernanents &eis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
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S0meraen in elmer Bis a~tpansig Winuten. Rismano
brau3t cine StMnoe, na@bsm sr oitie &nHonce seleieu,
beimgeiubt su iein bon