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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

The German emperor is building a
new racing yacht, and Americans
would be glad to try conclusions with
SO picturesque a competitor. He has
more sand than Dunraven, and his
originalities of speech would be par
doned.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

A San Francisco savant is laboring
on a scheme of living, chiefly involv-
ing slow starvation, by which human
life can be prolonged even to 200
years. But with the bill of fare which
he prescribes such a life would be but
q bare existence during the second CEN
tury and we doubt very much If the
plan is destined to become popular.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

A New Orleans newspaper called
the municipal government of that city
a den of thieves and was sued for
100000 damages. The amount award
ed was $500 which looks like a COM
promise between v%indication and a re-
petition of the offense.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

1t is stated that Benjamin hickman
Of Farmingdale, ILL.,, has an expert
mental orchard Of apples In which are
over $50 named varieties. The differ
ences are in many cases SO slight as
to be unappreciable to any but al ex-
pert, but the $50 different varieties
are vorclled for.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

The European dream Of the subju-
cation of weak races in distant parts
of the world has been rudely disturbed
of late. Italy now curses the Abyssin-
ian mince pie, and Spain suspects that
there was a centipede or two in the
Cuban hash.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Italy and Spain will not declare a
dividend on their colonial possessions
this year, and some of the larger ma.
lions Of Europe are likely to meet with
unpleasant difficulties in slicing UP the
earth to suit their interests.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Carrots and beets are a nose excel
lent succulent food for horses, but de-
ticiept in certain of the nutriments.
Proper proportions of grain must also
be fed. Fed along with the grain these
roots are most healthful for horses.
But horses at work should not be fed
so frequently on roots as those at rest.
Work horses require more nutritious
foods, though an occasional feed of car
rots or beets Is found excellent and
h%calthful. Every farmer should grow
some carrots or beets for his horses.
Like other domestic animals they need
a s%ucculent ration occasionally to keep
them in good digestion and health.
With such feeding they are found to
have me, glossy. slick coats in the
spring, an unerring indication of good
condition. This kind of feeding OBJ
viates the necessity of giving condi-
ton powders, which frequently has to
be done after a winters constant feed
ing on corn. hay and other dry concen-
trated foods. A half acre devoted to
growing carrots and beets is very prof
itably employed. Other domestic ami.
mails will eat with equal profit all the
horses leave.-1ndiana Farmer.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28
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HOG HOUSES AND PENS.
Some Useful Information About
Their COnstructiOn,

Some Useful Information About
Their Construction.
Hogs are the most difficult of farm
animals to provide winter shelter for.
They pile up and get the mango. sore
throat, quinsy, thumps, etc. to say
nothing of swine plague and cholera.
1t is always something to give satisfac-
ton when the pigs can go out into the
pastures in spring time, to get fresh
air, sunlight and exercise, and enjoy
fresh sleeping quarters. The owner
always expects them to do much bet
ter then. Nevertheless, winter quar-
tiers are a necessity, and in their con-
struction we must have respect to the
natural requirements of his pigship.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Jane Eyre, a full blooded Pawnee
Indian girl was graduated a few days
ago from the Pennsylvania normal
school, and has gone West to work
among her people. She herself took
the name of Charlotte Bronte's heroine
whom she admires.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

That old story about hair being an
indication of strength will not find
many believers among people who
have had an opportunity to gave upon
the portraits of Humbert and Crispi.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28
bachelors, Rejoice.

First Rurglar-Hello, jim! Why,
you look as if you had been in a rail-
way accident since I saw you last.
What's wrong?
Second Burglar-I got into a house
where the woman was waitin' up for
her husband, and she mistook me for
him.-Newark IN. j. Standard.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

AS will be noted, the cturn is ar
ranged on a long rocking seat, SO that
the usually irksome duty of churning
can be combined with a pleasant rock
and perusal of the latest novel. 1t is
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28
Intermittent Thinks

Daughter" said old Rocksey, "think
twice before you accept young Snoop-
er. and, say, daughter, let there be a
lapse of about thirty years between
the two Observation-Disclosures Item.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28
Rocking Churn.

said that by the tine The pilot begins
to thicken' the cream follows suit.
ard before the point is reached where
they marry and live happily ever
after" the butter is ready to remove
to the cooler.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

lT8-AllF Fits stopped free ty DR.. X lines Great
Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after the first day IS use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and g. trial bottle free t.
Fit cases. Send to Dir. Kline. 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

The new photographs can be taken a
hundred at a time, but there is no de-
mand for them in the great art stores
except as a ~verification Of the saying
that beauty is only skin-deep.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

We read sometimes of q great feat of
memory, but one who visits Chicago brings
away a memoir Of great feet.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

browns Bronchial Troches'' are unri.
vailed for relieving Coughs, Hoarseness and
all Throat Troubles. Sold only in boxes.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

The London Times says: England Is q
peece-maker." So Is q bull in a china shou
a p~iecc-maker.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Take Parker's q niger Tonic home with you.
You VIII md 1t to exceed your expectations in
abnting colds. and many Ills, aches and weaknesses.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

A Mr.. Odds has invented an improved
refrigerator-a gentleman Of the Odds cool,
evidently.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

1t Is by far easier to belittle a great ma
than to stamp a small man great.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved
me large doctor bills.-C. L.. Baker, 1925
Regent So, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. s, '05.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Pain is not conducive to pleasure,
especially when occasioned by corns. Hindercorns
will please you, for 1t removes them perfectly.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

To keep children perpetually indoors ha
no Endorsement among sensible people.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Goes Cough Balsam
Is the oldest and best. 1t will break up a Cold quicker
than anything else. 1t is always reliable. Try it.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

Many an actress is not good looking, but
she makes up for 1t.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

The bear brokers' motto: Whatever goeI
up Is bound to come down.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

An Englishman compelled to buy a false
optic said he was opposed to a 'h'ye'
tariff.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28

II b Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy. Mrs
WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor Children Teething.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-28
IS Just as
Good"

or better is what you hear now-a-
days for almost everything you
want to buy, until YOU must be
tired of being told that you don't
know what you want when you
60 into a store. The big depart
ment shops help the substitution
evil by advertising standard arti-
r1es at reduced prices, just for the
sake of the advertising-just to
get people to 60 to the store.
Some haven't tn" things to sell at
all; they have something "just as
good" which in six cases in ten
Is next to no good; something
cheap IN every way, in place Of
standard goods.
In any merchandise this is wrong
in medicine it is a crime. When
vOtt want
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
Git,e eert,neIiidtc Gotonic.

Gan 8rancisco. Sal, Is. SUM.
Geshs mitielloie mn pnllitGnbig ent=
mutbilte Gerfpnen IinD allein nod iibria
bon Der aus mebreren bunoert Samilien
beIiebenoen Golpnle BON 8empbnern
aus 8ernont unb Maliabuletts, Die
Die Dor s sSobren nad) Sopolobampo
on Der mericaniihen Suite auspanoer=
ten. Ser 9ampfer .Gops 8aD", ipelH
der Ioeben aus perldleoenen iuolihen
Sdfen eingetrohen lit, lief ben fleinen
Saien an Der Miinouns oes Suerios=
SluHes, Dem nddlten Siiitenpuntt bel
Sppolpbampp, an. IS mar Der erfe
9ampfer, ipelhen Die toenigen Beipob-
ner Der SnIel felt mebr als swei Sabren
eeieben batter. Wie Gapitdn Sanlpn
laet, finb ale Mdnner, Srauen uno
Sinoer, pelhe nur iraenopie in Dem
6oen 2anoe fortgelaneen tonnten, ldneli
fortge5ogen. Sie leds Berlonen blieben
bort, nur tueil iie ni6t fortfpmmen
fon1tten, uno perflu6en tdglih biejeni.
9en, pelhe lie bur1 allerlei Yerlpred=
un9en aus ihren bequemen Wobnun9en
nad Der selieninIel 9eloft baben, ipr
ni6ts als Sano unb nur penis Waiie,
su finoen 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
@merifaniS6e Yfcroe fiir
9cntiGlomo.

NoG Dem amtli6en Scrihte bes Ser.
Stooten GpnIuls Geenon in 8remen
1ino ieit 9tnfou9 1895 minoefen5 l0,=
600 ameritanii1e gierOe mad SeutIU=
lopo elnNeiiibrt porOen. 9ieie YferOe
boben 10 gut eefalen, ooB lib jebt cine
9robe gln3abl yerliner, Sremer, Som=
burger uno onoere oeuti6e Sdnoler
nit Dem reeelmdBi9en 8ertrieb oeriel=
ben beianen, mabreno SQufer aus
S6mepen in leBter 3elt wieoerbolt
na1 Samburg getommen lino, um
bort amerifaniI9e Bferoe einsubanoeln.
Sir eine Yortie bieier pieroe, pelde
bon gremen na6 SeipSig 9elanot mur=
De, er9ab fih ein 9ur6idnittserlDs BON
$50 Morf pro StiiG. Giele Derielben
wuroen ipdter BON 2eipsieer Sanolern
su 400 Marf prp Stiif meiterperfauft.
9lmerifunii9e YIerOebdnoler perOen
iibrigens in ibren eigenen Snterelisn
nobl tbun, tpie ibnen Der @oniul rGtb,
penn iie MIR ourbauss gelunoe, febler=
freie 5biere na1 Seutihlano bringen,
ba iie nur in oleiem Safe 9iinliige
3elultate ermarten tOnnen. gSic Gpn=
lul Geenan berihtet, langte bort Dor
einiJer 3eit cine Senoung bon gferoen
Elm, Die li1 in traurissr geriahuns
beianoen. Sehgbn Der 3biere waren
mdbreno ocs transports percnbet,
suci tarben Dor Der Nusi1iIiung unb
bic ueberlebenbcn beianoen ii6 in
I6ledtcm 3uitanoe. 9ie pferoe maren
= fanfunolieben5ia an Der 3abl in
Stem Sort i'm 3uiibenoef zines Sam=
piers perlooen moroen, Der eigentli6
nur fir piersig scnii9eno &aum bate.
Ser &onlul empfieblt fir ben gferOe=
transport bic grpben Sra6toampfer Der
Samburoer Gelelll6aft, wel6e gang
beionoers fir ben 8iebtransport elnge=
ribtet lino. Ser @onIul bat einige
oerlelbcn perionli6 inipielrt uno per=
Ii6ert, oaB iih oicielben in jeoer 8e=
siebuns fir ben pferoetransport eis=
men.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
GinbreG)cr int 2lrmctbat,ie

Gin 2rmpn6aus lit tcin ocpDbnIi6es
9ln9riHsnbjett fijr GinbrccDer, bod Dor
Den Su-ioprn lit man geQenm0rti9 mir
qenos mebr liher. SeSn Der 9toht bonn
6reitas auf Samltog wuroe I'm 9lr=
menbauie mirflih cilt9ebrohen uno Die
9ipbc iu6tcu ben Galienlhrant Slt
ipren9en. jeOo6 Dbne @rfplg. Die
5biiranQelu muroen rtmas bel61bi9t
ober oas SdloB murbe ni6t aus Grp=
nun9 9ebra6t lno tonnte am ndhIte1
Mtprqen nit leibter Wtiibe 9eDnnet per=
ben. Iie 9iebe erbeuteten ni6ts als
Elm Baar S6ube, iuelhe Dem Superin=
tenoenten Mtc6cooen 9ebOrten. Gr=
fabrpne Glnbreher maren es ni6t, tpel=
DIE oa an Der &rbeit maren, oo6 Sei9=
ten lie 0orii6t, inoem lie Die SelepbOn=
leitung our6iNnitten, oamit i'm Sole
elmer StDruue feline Siilfe bon auBen
berbeiserufen weroen tDnne. WGren
lie erfolgrei1 getpelen, 10 hdtten Die
9icbe bo6 nur $23 in oem Sahen=
i6ranfe 9efunoen, bon tpelben $40
Dem Supcriutenoenten, So Dem County
9ebOrten.
Sis icBt bat man bon ben 9bdtern
nod tcine Spur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-17
Cine traeifd)sfomilAc 2iebess
0csG)idete

eSdbtt has rGpenia9 @blonicle" in llh~
rihSpillc. Sn 1891 inierirte u. 8.
6itB, Elm lpobIhabcnber Sorner BON
2oiHaburg, Mlih., eilte gtotiS III ciacr
@mtimaii 3eitun9, Dab CT nit elmer
9ame in GorreiponoelS su trcten mttn=
| Ime. @ini0e Sage burauf erbelt er
eiuen 8rief, unterlhricben BON Warp
NiIb pon llbri6spille, =. galo fono
spil6cn oainsbur9 uno llbri1spille elm
rc0er SrieIpe6lel Itatt lnlo boil M|onat
al Mnnot wuroe Die GorreiponoeiB
bcrali1er uno liebepoaer. S1lieBlltD
nebIclten Die GOrreIponoelten Photo=
grapbien aus. Silb ianote fein Bib
na6 ubri1spllle unb Die Nnttpolt oar=
auf entbielt Die Bboto9rap3ie cines
rciscnocn Mdo6ens. gfun NOR Der
bieDere Sinteripdloer Seuer uno Slam
me uno pollte oas Original Der i6Onen
Photographic periOnlib sennen lernen.
Sine geee9nun9, Die in Columbus ltott=
linoen iollte, fam ni6t su itanoe, p"ll
Die vidone Marp" i'm lebten Dtomente
Dem eifrioen Seiperber ihrieb, Iie mlife
uuperweilt no6 llbri1@Uille suriif.
Sod cnbli6 i6ienen Die 5rdume uno
@iini6e ocs Gittcrs BON So9acnbura
ibrer @r5iilllng nobe. Wlarp i6rieb
ibm, 1ie lei beret, Die Seine ST. merOcn
uno Der Sohscitstug marc auf Den 10.
| Suni iefoeiebt. Goa freuOiger Sort=
nung tyot 0ilb Die GeiIe on. 9tun mar
Der Momcnt oa. no CT Die 10 lon9e
gnoebetcte icbcn uno in bic 9lrme ihlie=
Sen tpnllte. Galm jenlols tom ein
Monn nit freuoi9cren SOhnun9en nab
ubribspille.
S1on lncbrere Sage por DER beItlmm=
ten Srit fam CT oprt an uno crflnol9te
ii1 nod bcr gohnlln9 ieincr boloe1
Sraut. Soh mcvtwliroiq, lliemano
monte etipos bon einer MorD gBilB
milien Docr ie bon elmer iOl6cn gebOrt
bobcn. Mehere Sage per3ingc1 in
fur6tlplen TadiprI6un9cll, oob eno=
: li9 mlrbe Dos 8Qtblcl 9elOSt. Sin
iul9er Mam 1T ltbribSpille mar Der
Correspondent ocs licbcbcoiilltgen 6Nr=
mcrs er bate Die glibeno"n 2iebcs=
; briefe oclbricbeu, nm Iib cinen Spae
su modem, Der linn pobl tbruer 81 ite=
: ben 9etommcn wdre, tpem Silb irlnel
1 babbait gctpprocn mare. Sp6 bit
I ui6Dne Marp" bielt beIheioene 3lriif.
$ ocsoocnbrit als ibre Yfliht. 10 lon0t
i Der wiitbioe NtiWigoncr in llbriA.pll'
D blieb. Stb aber bate f"ine5 Sleiben!
: ne6r in De- Stoot al Dem film MoI:
, ier er iebnte liA Suriif no9 ieilen bet
I. motbliden Soritcn, 'wo0in er Inn piel
ibDne 9ofinun9en Grmer, abrr Inn elm
4 tbrure @rfobrung rei6er ppr elnigcI
), Soocn tpieOcr abrCiste.
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Observation-Disclosures.
9oll1erItae, A. SeSuni.

r.
Sotob $. 2otto 9eoca Suian G.
Wc@uroo uno Steport s. Mc@urbp.
Sine @6ulo pnn $l050 nebit aulse=
louienen 3inIcn ulb Soften wuroe bon
ben 2tnQeitaQtcn 0uertannt.
sSoa 5. Sarri3 9e9en Wm. Golen=
BERN. Die @eibworllen eaben Elm
Y.roitt fir Den sIn9etlagten.
@amIta9. 6. SUM.
9ie /. 9tationoltauf bon Canal 9o=
per eeoen 8. gB. &entert. @ine
Snulo ppn $i008. As neblt aufgelau=
fenen 3inIen miro bonn Nnsetlagtcn
anerfamnt.
Ben. s. Beans 9egen SEP. s. Wto=
I6er. 9em 9ngeflagten puroen $9.42
5useipro6en.
Mpnta9, 8. Suni.
Shus. %. SusbeS seeen Gbarles 8.
MarIb. Der glngetlagte mar ni6t er=
i9lenen uno murhe Sur gesablung BON
$5l9.24 nebf guBen uno Soften per=
urtbeilt.
Die @rdanoe giationalbanf BON @a=
nal 9pper oe9en 8. g8. Genfert. Sine
ShulD bon 5000 muroe BON Dem 9n=
oefla9ten anerfalnt.
Oarriet McNhllen 9egen Spbn Wc=
M}illen. Ser &lo9erin naro cine @be=
i6eiouno beluiIligt, lpeil ibr Ntann tie
pernacblaIli9t uno bOslpillig perlanen.
Ser Gldoerin Miro aub alles periDnli=
he uno 8ruroei9entbum su9eipro6en,
melhes friiber ihr gebOrt, uno oerliert
Der 9lneeflaete ieoen 9tnIprub auf bal=
ielbe. Ser Gl09erin miro au6 Die Sb=
but iiber Die minoerjdbri9en Sinoe,
anpertraut.
Sienitn9, 8. sunni.
Sie Sbio Goo[ Mtinine So. oe9er
Die Superior Mlining So. IS banOel
| T1 UNI einen be7trittenen Iniprll6 aul
@runoeieentbum uno miro oanelb'
ben SlG9ern sugelpro6en.
Mittmp9, 10. SUM.
g8. $. Stoutt uno 6rau NmanDt
Galoenboueb merOcn fiir einen S'rmil
BON 3 Sabren Su Wtitgliebern Der Se
bDroe erndhlt, uelder Die Bfli0t ob
licgt, Die 0Hcntli9en gnitalten in
@punt9 81 beluben.
8rousbt Sron Bridge 60. scQel
Sas. y. Glow Il Sons. 9luf Softer
Der tlaeenben 9ortei perI6oben.
Gbarlotte 8plf ols Gcriuolterin De
Nohlaiies oes perltorbenen Sra @olf
geeen Die Gountp Gommilliondre
g8oli itarb an ben 6Dl9en BON Scr
lebun9en, pel6e er iniol9e oes @inltur
ses elmer 8riife bel Su9arcreet erlltt
mdbreno CT nit elmer 9reI6mai6in
bariber fabren wollte (; oaber Die S6o
oeneriaBfloge. Die @ei6wornen mur
Den bon Serrn s. s. ltterbad nat
Dem SdauplaB aebra6t, wD ii6 ba
, lln9liif erei9nctc. Ser Bro5eb oauert
bier Sate uno enoCte nit einem Wab,
ipru6 fitr Die &ldgerin fir Den Setra
, bon $1,000.
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Gin 8r,tbctsnnglii6.

ct. 2ouis, W}o., 13. SUM. Sn
Der SaplOrpille Soblensede in SaDlor=
bile, Sas., bro6 am sSreita9 MOrgetl
in Solse elmer @rploiiOn bon @ruben=
gas Sfeuer aus, lpObur1 ben IS Mdn=
nern, Die iib in Der 3e6e befanoen, Der
Wusgang ab9eiAnitten muroe. gno=
lid nah mebreren Stlnoen, erinnerte
lib Semano zines alten aufgeaebenen
Sda6tes uno our6 oielen 9elang es
i6liebli9, bic idmmtli6en gin9eidlOi=
ienen. bis auf brei, Die umeetommen
lino, gu retten. 3wan5ig Wauleiel
lino ebenfals get0otet mOrben. Scr
Seueridaoen miro iid auf tueni9itens
$75, 900 belaufen.
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: Ser @dulrotb BON 9iepport, g

Ser Shulratb BON femport, GD.,
perpeioerte bic Witoererwdbluns bon
Maroie @ilion als 2ebrerin fiir's na1=
fte Sabr tpeeen ibrer baufisen 8elude
bes gum 5oDe Derurfbeilten M6roers
Der pearl Yrnan, Scott SadIon. gs
puroe ibr nadaetpieien, oab iie Oem=
lelben lnebrere @eiAente in's @efdng=
mis- sebradt batte.
Snfolge Der poraeitisen grplolion
elmer patrone beim Sprensen bon
Jellen an Der yeilninlpania giienbabn,
cine Meile unterbalb 2illp, 3d., erplo=
birten l8O Gannen Dpnainit. Sieben
Mrbeiter murben untcr elmer Maiie bon
5ano uno Selsifiifen begraben, feds
oapon tootlib perlebt uno elmer auf oer
Stelle get6btet.
@ebnep Jisfe. welber por einisen
Sabren ourd ieine gepasten 5petula-
tiollen in Dall Gtrabe, piel bon fid
reben mo6te, licgt geacnfpdrtig arm
unb auf ben Sob frani In einem beidei.
benen 2ofbaus in gleu Oort.
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= Gin entfebIi9er Mn.
Bid bot ft9 ben poli5eibeb0rben bon
9unitanton, (Gnglanb), als iie bieier
Sage in bic 9iitte elmer alien sSrau,
Namens Gbarlotte 2efonse, brangen,
bic ieit einisen Sasen ntht it9tbar sez
tpOrben mar. Die alte Grau, bic iebr
einiam unb absefdloTen lebte, tbeilte
ibren 9ausbalt NIT feds 6unben: pier
sroben Dosgen unb aipei tleinen Matts
lern. Wann bic aIte 0rau seforben
1T. tonnte nidt feitseitelIt iperben. MlS
bie poliaei einbrans. aeiste ii9, bab
bie 9unbe ben R0rper ibrer @rnGbre=
rim fait sdnali4 aufsefreHen batten.
Dte 4lte gait iibrigens fir iebr bers
mDgenb.
3urihbatte iiH1@,
S9iiler Der brttten glaHs grgdn<
aungsi9ule bur1 S9pdn3en Der
@Aule mebrere ftrafbare Mbfenaen err
tporben. Der 2ebrer mahte ibn Bel feis
mem Wieberfommen auf fein Beneb>
men aufmerffam unb fiiste binau. baB
Der Batter ieinetpegen in cine 8ube
perfGnt tperbe. Mber Der S9iiler CAB
5uriid: r0err 2ebrer. sic brudeb nib
a'lieb benz Batter Maeis a'ma9e. bi
MINNIE Bel min Batter, unb bG 3dblt
nib fir mid. dber in nu bas BneBlt
ibo 3able!" Mit bieien Morten bOIte
er einen GiinfliDre aus ber Weffenta=
fhe berbor. Inn bnmit bic ~Werbinb<
lihfeiten1 al erfiillen. Der Qebrer foll
Tim Bic Differen5 an 1aurS beroiiss
aegeben bdben.
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@armnt .uobnt Sbr nidt In,
ei8enen 9attie :?

Spredt in Der Blaming Mia bon
Sobn gidgelp rnO Sobn OH 6ront
Strabe nor uIO Sbr tperoet finben,
Dab es eben 10 lei6t 1T, i'm eieenen
Saule 81 tuo1nen, als 0iietbe 81 beaab=
LEN. Dieielben bouen @u6 eeeen eine
lei6te gn3abluns uno gu aiinifieen ge=
bingungen elm Sals uno berebnen nu,
mdbise 3inien fir Oas anseleete 3api.
tai.
Warum Mietbe be3ablen, tpenn Sbr
nit oem rldinli6en Geloe nod unb nat
Elm 0aus ertperben fDnnt I?
Wiinidt Shr Gud nit leidter Mhbe
Elm eisenes Seim gu ertperben. 10 iebi
@ud nit 9fdgelp unb Sobn in 0er=
binoung. II
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@ir babcn fctne bcTercn
Sd)ttbc,

als mir leste @o6e botten uno mil
fonnen @u6 feline biQi9eren preiIe ge=
ben, ols Dor elmer g8ode. llniere
9uspabl 1T niht grOBer, als iie getpe=
len lit, ober mir pertaufen Mdnner=
Idube fir 95 Gents, feline S6ube fiji,
$l.25, Ginoeri1ube fir 90 Gents,
oans iolio uno nit 9atentleoer Spiben,
8roBen bon 5 = 10. g8ir .oenfen,
oieie prelie iinb billIg genug. Was
oentt Sbr bapon ?
6. &c. Barmelee, Der Shubbdno:
Ter, 116 Slt=Sodltrabe. Stem pbilaoel:
phia, Ohio.
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Dabrprets.

3ur Jeier bes 4. Suli niro bic gle=
belano, 2ornin & Wbeeling giienbabn
auf allen GtatiOnen auf ibren 2inien
am 3. q a. Suli 9idets gum einfa1en
preiIe fir bic 3unbfabrt pertaufen.
Dieielben iinD Bis gum S. SuIi gut fir
bic 0eimtebr. 8
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BrieHiHe.

Sir Die am l3. SUM enbenoe
Wode blieben folgeroe ridlt reflamirte
Yriefe auf Der bieiigen goEoffiee
6. q. NrnD.
8. Mnberion.
g. q. 9ennion.
Grant Softer.
SEQ. Sober.
Sarab 9repps.
Waro WcIbias.
Sas. MeRee.
Dan. mt g. Wl.
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@nr einigen SoEren boute iid biz
reli9i0Ie Sette Der vGntbaltiamen"
melde fein 6leiId) 9enieben mOllten,
neil Iie oas S6ladten pun 5hieren als
Siinbe bstrodteten, cine etuas folt=
ipielige Rirhe in pbllootlpbia. 2anoe
bat Die Scrrlidtelt ni6t geoauert, oenu
icbt befinoet Ii6 in oem @ebduoe eint
= S6ld6terci.unb WurHfabrit.
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n Sie 5iibrer Der Sobanncsburser
9teformbeweaung lino in Sreiheit 9elebt
woroen, no6oem Tie Die 8elo itraien be-
roppt baben. 9as gcrappen bat na=
tiirli6 iofort Die iiioaIritaniide @om=
pagnie belpr9t. Ser alte &rii9er bat
1id in Der eonscn afuire wie Elm ourd
uno bura gelhidter Diplomat benom=
men.
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Cine Gepolte. Sic .Sie irrer
lid in Der NoreiIe, mein gutter Mann.
SD babe ni1t nod Sbnen geIanot, I'm
mein Yiano gu itimmen. gr: uNein,
sic nidt, Waoame, aber Sbre Nah'
barren baben nod mir seididt."
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\ Ton Der Snlel Greta wirb beri9tet,
oab 800 Siifen in einem @efe1t bel
@ornelli getDotet tpurben.
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Uollma1ten nah allen Sbeilen
Oeuti9lanbs uno Der S6mei5 tueroen
in oieier Office beiorst.
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