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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

MIR. r. Walton Moore, of Fairfax
will address the citizsns of Fredericks
burg on Friday night.
John P. Cox, dealer in general mer
chandise, at Fredericksburg, made ar
assignment yesterday. Liabilities about
81 600.
Rev. r. C. Anderson has rendered hi
resignation as pastor of the Secono
Presbyterian Church, in Richmond, tt
accept similar pastorate at Shelby.
Miss Alice Yost, daughter of Major
S. M. Yost, was married at Stauntor
yesterday to Mr.. D. NJ. Pipes, promi
nent merchant and planter of Jackson
Louisiana.
The democrats of Virginia will prob
ably be surprised to learn thst there
are opposition candidates for the Legis.
lature in sixty-six out of the loo
counties in the State.
At Harrisonburg yesterday, Judge
Mclaughlin decided that the name OF
J. R. Mccormick, republican nominee
for the State Senate in Rockbridge
county, should 90 on the official ballot.
The Virginia State Chapter of Kings
Daughters met in Norfolk yesterday
for its ninth annual convention, with
State Secretary Mrs. Yates McAlpin
Wilson in the chair, and forty five dele.
gates present.
The Richmond papers say there are
good reasons for believing Gen. Fitz
Lee intends becoming citizen of Rich
mond. His friends have advised him
to hail from eastern Virginia in his
contest for the senatorship with Sena'
tor Martin.
1t is reported that it has been practi.
cally settled that MIR. Otis 81. Russell
will be the next postmaster of Rich
mond and that Mr.. Morgan Treat has
been agreed upon by the republican
leaders and recommended for United
States marshal.
1t is the current beliefin political Cir
Giles in Richmond that Mr.. John S.
Bethel upon assuming the Office of col.
lector of customs next Monday will
make clean sweep Of the democratic
deputies and inspectors now serving un-
der Mr.. Wallace.
Captain Cussons, of Glen Allen, has
resigned his position on the history
committee of the Grand Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, Of Virginia. The cap
tain assigns no reason for his action,
and his resignation has caused much
EXPRESSION of regret.
Rev. Samuel b. Myers, a German
Baptist preacher, who lives at Timber.
vile, hung himself in his barn on Mon
day, by means of a log chain. The de-
ceased had been in financial troubles
for some time, and it is supposed that
this weighed on mis- mind until it be.
came unbalanced.
At the instance of the Anti.Saloon
League, of Lsesburg, five persons, two
white and three colored, were arrested
Saturday for violating the law prohibit
ing the sale of liquor. Della Roy and
John Brooks, colored, were found
guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of
500 each and be Imprisonment until
the fine is paid. Two of the parties
forfeited their recognizance and the
same judgment was entered against
each of them. One other case remains
TO be heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
Stranded on the Virginia Coast.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Oct. 27.-The
large steamer which stranded in front
of the weather bureau Office here last
piqht was this morning discovered to
be the German steamer Polaria, which
sailed from Galveston October IS for
Norfolk. She lies about 700 yards out
from the shore. A heavy surf is pound
ing upon her and it is thought she is
LEAKING. Tugs have arriysd to render
assistance, but nothing has been done
yet. W. ~. o7-T,oo
have arrived from Norfolk and are
now engaged in taking passengers from
the stranded German steamer Poiarla,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
Brilliant Wedding.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 27.-The mar.
riage of Miss Mamie Witcher Lang
horne and Mr.. Robert Gold Shaw, of
Boston, was solemnized at noon at
"Miradoe," the country residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiswell Dabney Lang.
horne, in Albemarle county. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Hartley
Carmichael, of Greenwood, Albemarle.
An altar of white crepe draperies
rising out of mass of white
chrysanthemums filed one end
of the drawing room and was light.
ed by wax tapers. The bride was
attended by Miss Phyllis Langhorne, in
a gown of rose-colored tafeta. Mr..
Quincy Shaw, jr.. Of Boston, was the
best man. The old colonial hall and
stairway had been converted into an
archway ofeutumn flowers and through
this fragrant passage the bride was led
by her father to the altar. The draw
ing rooms were bower of white and
green chrysanthemums lighted here
and there by flaming sprays of autumn
leaves and masses of goldenrod.
The young couple will spend their
honeymoon at Hot Springs, Va., before
going to their home in Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
Mrs. Maybrick

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Dr. Helen n...
more, OF Cal fornia, has arrived a. DT y
Auditorium Hotel. She hiss bes I' q. u.
lively engaged in Mrs. Florepcs vs &C.
bricks case for four years aud ~ Icy =
first time she expresses hope tbs 70, -. .se
unfortunate woman will soon hs -. Il:
liberty. In addition to the state sr ..
given by Mrs. Densmore, John : S s.sq!
lings, of Australia, who has baso Vel !.
London for two years, SAYS il will IL !.
but two months until Mrs. Maybricit I !.
a free woman. '''oA Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

One OF THE famous bimetallic com
missioners has returned from Europe
but the other two have gone from Lon.
don back to Paris. There is still re.
naming some of the large amount o.
money that was appropriated to the
support OF that commission, and ms
long as cent of it is left, there is nc
probability of the return of all of its
members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
A Parricide Cantnrnl

REDWOOD CITY, Cal, Oct 2-.-Tbon,.
Flsnnelly shot AID killed his father. Pstr,es
Flannelly, one the most respected citizen; Of
this place, last night, because be hsd be.p
ordered from ranch for Designating he
old mans wishes. Posses purstd the ram.
eide and he was finally located. When called
upon to surrender, Flannelly opened ire. QUE
bullet taking effect in tie sheriff: ie!. ..u
The fire was returned snt Flsunel.y Va,
wounded several times. lie then surrender.
ed and is now under surgeon care.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

SOME OF the filibusters are now en-
gagged in denouncing Spain for her al
legged threat to exercise the right TO
search American vessels near the coast
of Cuba. Well, as American vessels ale
constantly landing men, arms and pro
visions on the coast of Cuba for the in'
surgents, without apparent interference
on the part of the American govern
ment, few right minded people could
blame her if she were to put that al
legged threat into execution, and GER
tainly none could have less cause to do
so than either the Northern filibusterE,
who approved the right of search in
the Trent affair, or those in the South,
who then could cay of it nothing too
censoriou5,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
I line northeast sths gales continue 3, -
point, rendering it doubtful v e. Ina;
Tidings from ana.

CHRIsrIAN1A, Oct. 27.-Aa.;.
Which have just reached ba- aus VI
spl'zoergen, the group of ISLAND !. non
arctIc ocean, situated midway bs, - lie
Greenland and Nova Z.mbls vel Sec*esn
tue crew OF wrecked ship has r:.o toai !
that part OF the world and that q ,e .n
prevails F ni that they have broae5, 'u INC;
OF Prof. Audree, the SgedjsS IeSs
who left Danes Island, SpiIz6e,ssspa, 0'o o.
a balloon, on July II, last. in &c. a. !. 10
tempt to cross the North Pole g a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
The RliLLarl

DENVER, Col, Oct. 27.-The bli,,..,
which began Monday night lated i' na,i
early this morning. During the n Gn !.
the storm gradually abated and ss !
this morning snow ceased falljrc y ",
only did the storm cause uniyeTesI ~, w
comfort, but it inflicted heavy pecn r,i
airy loss as well, especially 10 raiJros5.
10 one item of broken telegram y ,aIs
phone electric light wires aud noIss sl ~,
damage foots up to $4,000 49, nc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

A WARRENToN WEDDING.-At five
o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the
Baptist Church at Warrenton, Miss
Florence Spilman Yates, daughter Of
the late H. G. Yates. was married to
Mr.. C. Owens, a young merchant OF
Warrenton. The church was beauti-
fully decorated, white chrysanthe.
NUNS being the prevailing flower. The
bride wore gown OF white organdie
over silk, and carried beautiful bou-
quet of white chrysanthemums. To
the music of the Lohengrin wedding
march the bridal party entered the
church in the following order: First,
the ushers, J. w. Jeffries, George R.
Tongue, e. w. Allen and E. l.. Childs;
then the bride, on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Harry D. Yates, of Wash.
iDgton, who gave her away. Miss
Maude Yates, sister of the bride, was
the maid of honor. At the altar they
we're met by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. A. W. Juvenal, of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
F. R. Boston. A reception was held at
the home of the bride. Many hand.
some presents were received. The
couple left on the six o'clock train for
an extended tour. Washington, Balti-
more and other places will be visited.
The couple will return to Warrenton
by way of Old Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

Fritz Meyer, burglar, killed Police
man Smith in the Church of the Re.
deemer, New York. early this morning.
The police believe that he is the muir
derer of Sexton Stalz, which occurred
recently in the Church of the Holy
Trinity, in the eastern district of Brook.
Ign; that he was connected With the
murder of Lyman Weeks in Brooklyn
some years ago, and with the murder
recently of the old man near Summit,
N J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

Mr.. SPEAKER REED and Vice-Presi-
dent Hobart agree that the mayoralty
question in New York should be decid-
ed by the people of that city; but that
President Mckinley takes the contrary
view Of the case, is proved by the fact
that he sent his Secretary of the In
terror, Mr.. Bliss, to that city to "whoop
it up" for Senator Platt's candidate,
Mr.. Tracy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

COLD SPRINGS, n. y, Oct. },
President Depe~s option ths, no
disaster on Sunday moruioc on ,bs
New York Central Railway was the ~.
suit of q dynamite explosion planned
by enemies of the corporation ind.
many upholders among railway official:
and citizens familiar with the copdirioT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
Weather Conditions

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. "a
slight depression continues to t5e
southeast of Hatteras, attended By biob
Dortheasterly winds on the North Caro-.
lina and Virginia coast. The indic..
tons are that unsettled weather and
showers will continue tonight on Tie
Atlantic coast south Of New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
members

HORSE RACES are now being run at
Morris Park, Louisville, Cincinnati,
Chicago and Nashville, Notwithstanding
the prevailing rain and mud, and bets
on them are being made at st. Asaph
But at the latter track, no horse racing
is allowed even in good racing weather.
But it is hard to tell what Virginia
legislature won't do, nowadays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
Ran Out ofCoal.

DELAWARE BREAK*ATEE, Del Oct d
The Old Dominion Line steamer Bichmo1d.
which pies between New York and No.o.k.
put in here to-day for supply OF coal. The
storm which has been raging on the cos:; 70.
the past three days Is sbltilg. The cor3..
ton of the shipping in the haI5or yeni.,
UNCHANGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

]. C. Berry, one of the best known citizens
of Spencer, Mo, testifes that he cured him.
self of tho worst kind of piles by using few
boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He
had been troubled with piles for over lhhty
wears and had used many different kinds Of
so-calIed cures; bit DeWitt5 was the one
that did the work and he will verify this
statement if any one wishes TO write hin.
Charles 6, Lennon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

TRIED FOR INsUEoRDINATIoN.-J. H.
Hartman, q we'll known dentist of Richmond,
was tried by court martial last night for in.
subordination, for refusing to appear at an
nual inspection with his military company
some time ago. He was corporal and had
been reduced to the ranks, and declined to
appear in priyate's uniform. His captain
tried to force him to don the uniform, bat
failed. Hartmann. it is supposed from the
tYidence will be dismissed from the service
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

Edward a. Schroeder, of Otter Creek, Iowa,
who yesterday threatened to emulate the ex.
ample of Charles Guiteau, and assassinate the
president if that executive refused to secure
for Kim certain rights which he claims have
been wrongfully taken from him, was arrest
ed in Chicago to-day and will be examined as
to his sanity. Schoeder claims that he was
swindled out of large tract of land in east.
ern Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

W. B. johnson, Newark, o ',y ,i.s 2 5oa JJ;
nlS i by Group" /. has saved '4 o9aea9oas
Others 9th suffering from c. Up .,,t and .sst
S Sroncbitis and other ser!ous in'oa' 49,
tronbles. Charles G. Lennon -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

The French say sit is the impossible
that happens" This has proved to be
the case with the Mount Lebanon
Shakers. The whole scientific world
has beeu laboring to cure dyspepsia,
but every effort seemed to meet with
defeat. The suffering from stomach
troubles has become almost universal.
Multitudes have no desire for food and
that which they do eat causes them
pain and distress, sleepless nights are
the rule and not the exception, and
thousands of sufferers have become dis
couraged.
Gently came to the front with their new
Digestive Cordial, which contains not
only food already digested, but Is a
digester of food.
1t promptly relieves nearly all forms
of indigestion. Ask your druggist fer
one of their books.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

There is no need Of little children being
tortured by scad head, eczema and skin
eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve gives
instant relief and cures permanently. Charles
G. Lennon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27
WANTED.

De.CT1cAL sooGKEEPER de'i''5. 65..a
ton; or will take rev -. us -. where go
interest in an established o1'i-' cITlLcS'
vices can be used Address CITE W.
oct27 1sw2w- -----.oyT.H ED
W4 sooM o cestfsIy locate. ID. tias a'5
dr,a. by young man. hat, 80 Ittresi =
terms, which must be m0as'''' oc:225 81
Gazette Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27

LAxo1, the new Castor Oil, is being
used in hospitals. 1t is sweet as honey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-10-27


idsted committees of light and finance
on the subject of the gas works, &c.
JOINT CONVENTION.
The Alderman and Common Council
having gathered in joint meeting, the
chairman announced the object of the
convention TO be the consideration of
the combined report of the committees
on light and finance.
The report having been read,
Mr.Greene said that as to the proposal
that the gas bills should be made
out and collected monthly, Mr.. Cook,
the clerk of the gas works, had said
that it would be impossible to take the
meters and collect the bills monthly.
Mr.. Unler thought that there would
be ample time to do this work monthly.
The officers had abundant time for this
labor.
Mr.. Latham did not know by what
authority the report had been made;
for himself, he never heard it before.
Mr.. Uhler responded that the report
was read to majority of the commit.
tee and approved by them. He then
made some statements concerning the
management of the works. We had
paid s., 700 too much for coal in one
year. We paid 1851 per ton for coal
when it could be purchased at S2.45
per ton. II was claimed that there
was 81 900 worth of gas furnished the
CITY, but he did not think this claim
could be sustained.
Mr.. Moore asked if it could be ex-
pected that the works should furnish
s. 900 worth ofgas to the city and yet
nav $4,000 to the treasury.
Mr.. Uhler thought that was possible.
Continuing he said he had not gone
into the matter of investigating the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
GHtmcfii6jc Qatttcr.

QScr icmolS lGnQcYe ,3eit Iii etnem
Der &ertrogSbQTcn Git !:Jnn8tIefioI,8 9s@
mobnt lat, miro iid) 3ucrit ilber Die
OtcnSe Der 3erlullpten Vcttier Bcnlti1@
bert hatetl, Die am Nnfan9e lehc7 ESlns
terS zen ncnien Sims cnti0n9 ouftous
den, i'm CONNER co0eacr fat lpurIo7
luicoer pcrltmiuoen. Qte GItlarutl0
Oufiir III ciuiad). Qie ungeDeuIe Gtcne
I'M &icrocn bt5 gcl00LtiGrn Gtromta
III namtid lQu9e nidt 70 N~0Dlh0bcu0
uno nidt 70 ItGlt btu0itcIt mic bic lilo,
lid baron o~elc9cusn 4]}ropln;cn. 6cQSn
MN bic Wt0rf uuo Ncin 6ulGbrin3tn-
ben 9iorOminoe l)ber bic lp3ltG Ebtne,
10 treiben lie Sdooren non Crmen Ftuz
ten cincm milbcreu alma 81. Glete
ucrIcteu crit tbrc Communicating IN
Sen Qllcutbalbcu I'M 9lciGc hcr Wiitte
III finocnoen E%Gibb0uIern NIB 3tcbcn
bann nit Sinh uHo TcNel gen Stoen-
IN muuden QGriGru bltiben nur ctlpa
Gin Qutcno mdnnlite &crtroltnas
pcrIonen 3ltriid, bic auf ocn 0rlnllden
Salsratb In ben &)iittcn iOruic alT bic
Shpeine NIB tc8 Gitiliigci il ad)tcn
bQberl. 9ule arbcren Vtm0Gncr ooe
oe0en bettcln iid) ibren I&cg bis gum
YQn9tiefiaug un0 mandndl nod ticr
In sic IiiOlid baron ljtgentcu FUil0ce~
tbcile bineiu. Sm 6riihtirg muB man
bonn Senietbcn lQnQeu g8cg IttijfFed@
ten. Gle mcilttu yctIler lisDtn l1d)
Notwithstanding gang GUT bel iol0en
Srpeoiticncn, leoeuiOils belieI, ott
renn lie int Wlntcr III ihtcu Gnrfetn
0eblieben mdren. Qcnn in polireld}en
Stdbten if eS bel Der bcfCnaten dime
iiiden Genii9iamfeit nift If)per tiil
tie, io pielc &upfcrl:iife SnIGmmen ~
betommcn, CAP lie iid uub thre Nniais
lien 6urd)brtngcn tCnacn. G(GnGElai
maiden lie logan gQNi N!ltc GtiddIte,
! alio 0cnou 10 mie bel ms 81 NaUic.
Nb0cmieicu mer0cu lie nid)t lci6t
tr0euomo, % bic SetttCr met'tc@5 elnG
2lrt @iloe tiloeu, Die cine Qclpiiic
W1alJt bat. Ginem b%artn0digcn Toocns
inba6cr miirben tci iort9ticeler S&ti9es
rur9, elm SupTerlnid III gebeu, teid}t
0ueeuoe obcr gar 0unoeltc oca SER
luulpten @ciiu0e!5 Ill ben nGI Der
StraFe gu itets o~ifrncn 2aoen fornn,er
uno einen NuflGuf uerurl0d}en, maS
iebcm Gbineieu III h0dlIicm Crabe gu
nibcr lit. @icls &QuIieute MADDEN mt
berartigen Wetfler9ilOcn ge1abe3u elmer
&crtrog, mrn0d lie Negen einen be
Itimmtcn Qribut BON 0llen NIitgtieoelr
Der betrefleltSen 0tlOen 1n8el0orer
bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27

Wteber mar es Der n9iSmard". an
befen 8orb WoIf Reinbolb unb Sem
rita, nun fem iunges Weib, Itanben.
Qu3 Srau Sba befanb ii9 auf benz
S6iffe, 3tpar Elm penig beipegt. Dor
Der Standardization Groe gu f6eiben.
aber ftd bod iogenb. baB tie bort
ni6ts 3uriidlane, ods ibrem 9er3en
Defenders tbeuer, unb 70 be16dfti9te tie
1i9, I'm bic aufftei9enben 8ebanten gu
bannen. nit SEEING unO ella. tpdbrenb
Orobel fir feline 6rau einen bequemen
Git fu9te. Sn 9am6urg batten ii9
bic 5reunbe getrpffsn. UNI bic Reiie
gemeinIum 81 MAIDEN.
@s mar fur3e 53eit bor Dem 2lbgang
bes S9iffes 0 G%urbafen; NOD ta=
men bic leBten Mtitrei3enben, nod Duz
rem 5pl6e, Die M~ngeb0rige be9leiteten.
on 8orb. Sin Qsiermunn fpteIte brit
ben am l1fer SD leb' benin pObl, 9u
titles 9aus!"
9u orQngte ii6 bic G6iffstreppe
Elm Mdnn nit einem rieiiqen 8lumtnz
ftrauB empor, in Der onoerer 0dno
f6penfte er cine 9eps16e, uno nit
Stentoritimme i6rie er Iber bd8 0ed
bin:
.6ruu 0enrita 8einbOlO - 6rou
Soa Nrens6erg."
8pn ben beiDen 9amen, bic 70 glei6
unfreilpiliq Der 8eiIe9eIeai6oft oor'
qeIteut muroen, erbielt bic iunge ben
Struub.
SIN Nomen bes 9errn unb Der
Sfrau 9rofefor 3immeri6." bemertte
er ial6ung5pDn, fi6 Uerbeu8eno.
9rau }ou las: SEEING fein EeItaz
ment binterla6en, WtdoroS ungtltl9
erfldrt, 8ef6piiter Grben. 9ereit,
sic gu pertrsten; erbitte 8oamddt,
uniere Wiini6e begleiten Sic. Wtoqs
lib, penn mein &u6 pouenoet. oob
Wmerifd beIu6e.
3immeri6."
4rou qren5berg gob ifumm bic De-
ps56e i6rem Sp6ne. sic, bas Ni6ens
br0oel Der 6umilie, mar nidt mebr
beimaths(os - es mar gut 8elporoen
am Qbenb ibres &ebens.
Is II De.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
Radtaft eincs Gfephanten.

Ger @~irfuSbeiiter Sanger in 9onbon
beiist einen iebr ~selebri9en unb rubiSeu
G%lcpbanteu, nGborlie~ 9enonnt. Neus
lid eri6ien Ger Dor 5ebu Wlunaten ents
l~aiiene friiberc Mdrter bcs Glepbauteu
i'm Stall, UNI ieinen 9olleeeu gum
Gbee ob3uDoleu. Saum bate iener
eini9e Worte geiprO6en, ais -Gbarlie"
nit ieinem re9ten StOB3ubu ben &opf
bes friiberen &arters 10 an bic @anb
preBte, baB fufort Der lob eintrat. Dem
2ei6eubef6ouer e~e9eniiber ertldrte Der
Glepbantenmirter: SD CLAUDE, baB
bas 9bier fetnen ebemaIigen g2Grter,
ben eS felt scbu Mfonaten nitt geieben,
on Der Stimme e,fannt bat, uuo ba e6
inn pietleid)t um elmer @~jrouIante;t
millen b6le Nor, brad)te e5 i'm Inn. L"
San9er befunbtte, oab er ben GlepbGrT
ten ieit 81 Sabren in ieinem Seiig
babe unb Dap berielbe neun Sabre alt,
aus Snoten inpurtirt w0roeu lei. Ser
9et6htete Wfanu bate bier Sabre lang
bic &drteritelle bel tbui, oe1lor fie
cher, ba er nit Der &oli;ei in &onflift
gerietb. 0as 3bier mar INNER rubig.
Der 2eidenbeidauer fra9te, OBJ Die
G~Iepbanten e6 I'm GjebddtniE bebielten,
wie tie ~bebauoelt miiroeu? Slider
ltd," ia8te Sanger. sd iprede aus
~45jdbri8er Griabrun9. 0aS 8bier
murbe bon benz 0et6oteten nid)t orbentz
lid bebanhelt. Glepbauteu boben fir
freunottd)e 0ebauoluu8 elm 8ute6 Sc
badtnib, Sd ertnnere mid, ME i'd
einmal einen Glepbanteu wieher traf,
ben i'd 5wei Sabre lang nidt geieben
bate. 0GS CHER mar itber ba8 @Sies
berieben 70 crfreut utS 9eriibrt, baB
Sbrdnen ilber iein Gjeiidt rollten.
@inmal ipielte metn fleiner Neffe
;niiden ,GbatlieS' 6ii6cu. bu bob Ser
elephant i'm nit benz Giiiiel auf,
fdiittelte TIN iadt uno iette i'm aui
bic Seite. ,Gbarlie' bat fiinfmal an
Der Qorb Mapors-S hau mitsepirft unn
murbe INNER bel ben 0oritellun8en i'm
alien ,Nmpbitbeater' permenbet, 1T
aber ME b0sarti9 geweien." Die SurD
ertannte bayauf llnfull Gls 2Oness
urIade.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-27
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ltauo, nie or, Die &apauuen, @ilbs
ffmeine uno Taitcter 81 3~erle9en, 10
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meiiter5A belIe9te. Zen 9ipfelieineS
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leines alferorten betiebten unO brriibms
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