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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
LONG HILL.
THE POsTOFFICE MOVES.

place or residence on July / and is now
located at Merchant Downes' store. He
purchased the boxes of A. "A. Hall anc
has made place for them in the from
part of his store.
Mrs L. B. Beach has returned home
from New Fairfield, where she visited
with relatives for two weeks.
John M. Haugh, who has been sta.
toned by 1.-THE Metropolitan Life Insur.
ance Co., at Long Island City for some
time past, has been transferred to q bet.
ter position at Patchange, on the South
side of the island. Mrs Haugh who il
spending some time with her parents
here, Mr. and Mrs N. Hall, will join him
at the latter place soon.
Miss Belle Dayton entertained a lady
friend from Brooklyn, last week.
Messrs Fred Card and Louie B. Bud
dington of Bridgeport were guests of Mr.
and Mrs F. Fl. Beach, last week.
Mrs Samuel Gregory fell on Monday
and sprained her arm very severely. 1t
has caused her much pain and she will
be unable to use the member for some
time to come.
Hurd's soda water fountain is gaining
an aimable reputation and is visited by
many thirsty travellers.
Mrs N. Hall has been quite seriously
Ill during the past week.
F. S. Shelton is stabling a large bay
horse that has strayed away from home
and was picked up ON Long Hill street.
The owner would be pleased with this
bit of information If he should chance
to see it.
John S. HURT, clerk on the steamer
Nutmeg State, Bridgeport, visited Mr.
and Mrs Frank Fl. Beach, recently.
Mrs Frank M. Kennedy has been in
Bridgeport assisting In the care of her
father, Charles Wakeman, who has been
confined to the bed since bis recent Sc
we're fall. He is, however, gaining slowly
and time is expected to mend the bruises
so that he will be about as usual.
Mr. and Mrs e. E. Garfield of Bridge
port passed Sunday on the Hill guests at
Postmaster Downes'. =.
Mrs Ell. A. House sailed, last week
Wednesday, for her home in England.
Mrs House has been spending some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs r. C.
Tousey.
Plumb Hall, the blacksmith at DAN
iels' Farms, met with disastrous run
away while passing through Long Hill,
ono day recently. In company with his
brother he was driving down the Depot
hill when the harness gave away and the
horse ran throwing them both out. Mr. |
Hall was badly cut about the head and |
DR. DeWolf was called on to take several
stitches to close up the wounds. Mr.
Halls brother escaped with slight bruls.
%.
N. ]. Hebbard has bsen home from
New York for two weeks vacation.
Mrs Harry Bennett and son are spend
ne q week with Mr. and Mrs @. NJ. Ben
lett.
Mr. and Mrs Moulthrop, Miss Young, Mr.
darshall and Mr. Finch called at the
'ome Of F. H. Beach, one day last week. !
hey made the trip on picycles and re- j
orted the roads In excellent condition
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

visit with Bridgeport friends, and is
now with her sister, Mrs Hattie Coley.
Mr. McCord of New York spent Sunday
with Frank Lane.
Miss Alice Gulick is expected home
about August 1.
Mr. and Mrs Kearns of Georgetown have
been guests of G. B. Sturges.
Contractor Carver's men have been re-
pairing the barn and outbuildings of Mrs
A. E. Turney.
Willis Meeker and son of New Haven
have spent few days with Mrs Theodore
Hamilton.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

Mr. Green, who occupies the old TAFT
homestead, has about 40 ''fresh air"
children as boarders.
John Henrietta has number of board
ers. Mr. Henrietta had the misfortune to
fracture several bones while in the field
at work, this week.
Plumb Hall, whose horse took fright,
July 4, at the breaking of the harness
and ran down the hill by Long Hill sta
ton, throwing Mr. Hall out and nearly
killing him, is so far recovered as to be
about again.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

There is satisfaction In wearing good
clothing; and there Is satisfaction in
trading with house of thorough relia.
bility. Davis & Savard have the we'll
earned reputation Of selling only good
articles and of truthfulness in statement.
just now they are closing out their sum-
mer weight clothing at one quarter to
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
NICHOLS.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs A. S. C. Cook and daughter spent
the Fourth with Mrs Seymour Plumb, OF
Bridgeport.
George Mum has new Hub bicycle.
Clifford and Lizzie Curtis have re-
turned from visit in New Milford.
Miss Julia Plumb is visiting her grand
parents in Long Hill.
Mrs James Darward has several new
poarders.
Mrs Owen has entertained her sister,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
LIFTING UP THE coLoRED RACE.

LIFTING UP THE COLORED RACE.
Rev S. A. Paris, colored worker IN
der the American Missionary Association
among his own people in Eastern Ten
nessee, will tell at the missionary meet
ing next Sunday evening, July IS, in the
Congregational church of the part he is
doing in lifting up his race. All know
of the splendid work that Hampton In
stitute has done, all know of the work
which Booker Il. Washington is doing at
Tuskegee; but few know of the less
talked about, but no less important,
work that scores of self-sacrificing men
like Mr. Paris are doing in the more OBJ
scure places. Along with Mr. Paris will
come some colored singers from Brook
field who will sing during the meeting
some selections. All who know the
richness and natural sweetness of the
voices Of colored people will be glad to
hear than. The service begins at 73O
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev Mr. Barker will speak at the pray
er meeting next Tuesday evening, July
20, on 1.-The Steps That Lead to Belief
in the Miracles"
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

Prof Charles r. Muller of Brooklyn,
who plays at the swell society functions
in that city, has consented to come to
Newtown to play for the dancing at the
conclusion of the entertainment at the
Town hall ON July %.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
racer and fifth speed prize, and Burdick
third place prize.
TRUMBULL.
THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

At the special town meeting, Saturday,
it was voted not to build any more new
road, this year, and to limit the expendi-
ture on repairing Hill Long road to $1,000.
committee of nine persons was ap-
pointed to consider the matter of observ-
ing the towns first centennial and it was
instructed, if thought advisable, to call
citizens meeting for further business
with reference thereto.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

Glover of New Orleans went fishing for
bass in the Housatonic Oh Monday.
They returned with handsome string
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

Mrs Near from Bridgeport, athe past
week.
Miss Bessie Reed has visited her sis
ter in Bridgeport.
Walter Cooper is riding new Hart
ford wheel.
Mrs Lewis NJ. Curtis has entertained
company from out of town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
CHURCH NOTES.

1t is expected that Rev E. G. Fullerton
of the Park Street church will preach in
the Trumbull Congregational church,
Sunday, at 1915 a. NJ, and at Bethany
mission at 2.30 p. NJ, in exchange with
Rev w. F. White.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

Booth F. Glover of New Orleans will
start for his Southern home, next Tues
day. His daughter will pass the sum
mer here.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

James Madigan, now EN- ployed at
South Norwalk, is passing his vacation
in town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
The Latest Markets.
THE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.

BY BUCK & DARLING, BRIDGEPORT
Butter, choice creamery print 16A17,
choice creamery tubs 14al5, choice dairy
12a14, fair to good lOa12, common Gallo;
factory cheese Sac; fresh nearby eggs
15c; chickens, alive 12a15; fowls, alive
9al0; potatoes 70a80c bu; onions $1a1 rs
bu; cabbage 85a1.10 bib.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16
BROOKFTELD.
THE CROP OUTLOOK.

The weather for the last two weeks
has been very favorable, for delayed
crops by the wet weather, particularly
corn, which is generally looking pretty
good excepting on heavy soils where
the ground has been baked in some
cases nearly as hard as the road. On
such pieces the yellow color is disappear
ing and fair growth is now going on.
Potatoes are doing we'll, where sprayed,
without any appearance of blight yet.
Winter grain will generally be cut with
every appearance of good y ield. Oats
are looking we'll with q normal growth
of straw and no Indications of lodging.
There Is practically no damage from
the canker worm to apple trees, though
several orchards have been somewhat
troubled for the past three or four years.
Several farmers have finished harvesting
the best crop of hay for several years,
though on the whole probably not much
over one half of the crop has been cut.
The sunshine and heat have showed to-
bacco forward very rapidly, though
many pieces are standing quite unevenIy.
Miss Lulu Green is the guest of Mrs
E. G. Smith.
Quite number of our people improved
the hot weather of last Saturday by GO
ing to New York, taking the O'Clock
Bridgeport. They report very pleas
ant and enjoyable trip.
There is to be lawn party on the
grounds of Mr. and Mrs Haight on Tues
day evening, July 20, the proceeds to go
to make up the deficiency on the piano |
in the Town hall. All are cordially in
vited. Dancing is reported to be on the |
program.
Mrs Charles M. Pinckney was elected |
district committee in the Center district |
at it's annual meeting.
Miss Flora Sagendorf has been hired /
for another year in Huckleberry Hill
district.
James Nichols of Hartford and
daughter have been the guests of Mrs E.
N. Hawley.
MIR and Mrs F. G.. Hawley and Mr. and
Mrs Norman Thompson, formerly living
here but now residing in Torrington,
have called upon old friends and neigh
bors. ALI were pleased to see them.
Miss Sadie O'Dell of Taunton district
has spent few days with old neighbors
in town.
Mrs William r. Hamlin has entertain
ID her brother, Erwin Chapman and wife,
from Torrington.
Nelson Howes and wife have been
quests OF his brother, Theodore Howes.
Henry Foster Of New Haven has visit
ID his brother and sisters at the 'OldI
Miss Carrie Howea Is away from home
or visit among relatives. q
At the 10 mile road race at New MIL
ord, last Saturday. Brookfield boys car 2
led of the first and third place prizes
nd fifth speed prize. Herbert Lake b
Tinning first place prize,a 800 spauldingl
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

for wheeling between Long Hill and
Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-07-16

one third less prices than ruled earlier in
the season. 1t is certainly a good time
to visit their store.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

Genat Der Bin ale m5gliben @dmie.
ri9feiten in Den @eg 81 le9eu, iie NIT
abiuroen 3nidben 5u belaoen unO ib,e
9urdberntbung ar uerihteppen; nuh
brndlten iie cine Gnauhl anoerer giien=
bahrbilIs Elm, i'm Der 8almer Bin
Semmiduhe uor3ulegen. 9a lleB Der
9roBe ssiibrer in Oieiem 9tOrreiden @iee
ge9en Die freben 8obnen, Senator 8al.
mer, einen 5tenO9raphiffen in ben ge
nntsinal tpnlmen, Der iebes @ort Der
9ppoiition aufnebmen tpiiroe. 9ie
6erren @iienbnbntnedte uno Bolts uno
5taatsfeinoe merften Die @efnbr uu6
uerftummten; iie burften nidt pngen,
bas 8olf genau iuiiien Su lniien, tDie lie
8erratb an ibm Su iiben iudten. Dam
Der Waioritat Der Silberlpartsien fosn.
ten Die Gepublifaner bi'smal bas 9ult
nidt luieOer betriigen, luie uOr 5luei un6
bier Sabren.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
bern Gurperunaen pOrausiekt.

s. y. 9o. As. 3iHienrnte: lou. 7gADs.
8srIuit oes &apitols ipluie Der 3lhIen
bel llebertretung Der @eiebe. 8urte
mahte ben Antras IL 8roaent sli er
louben. I'M Sale oas 8opital 1900 be-
trdgt; Oerielbe uuroe niepergeItimmt.
Gterre, 8. Seb. Die genatOr.
ipahl lit enolif in nenes ssahrpoiIsr ges
fommen, fOO tie bOffrntlidl iest raider
Der 26iung ent9e9enie9etn mtrO. Serr
QoufS 1T ndmild als &anoioat suriid
getreten, bic melIten Ieiuer 5timlueu
9mgen 81 @ooopfOone iiber. Benn
iebt nod elmer Der uerblIebeneH itirferen
&anoioaten Der Sitberparteien benz
Opfermiitbieen 8eiipiele Oes 6rn. 2Ouds
fOlsen iuOlIte, 70 lDdre cine @im9un9
balo m6slitb. Senator &Dle's glnbang
bat an 3abl nift 5u9enDmmen; es
iheint, bnB ieine Biebererlpdbtun9 faum|
m6slitb lit. 9a8 beuti9e 8otum mar:
8ifter 4S, &ple 28, 8uo6ptoOnb "a,
8lOnman 10, 8oiuter S, 8aliner ]
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

iiber bic Iebte geobl enoet nit eitem
@ebiht BON @lIa 8beeler A;ilenI, oas
enc lleberiesan9 fOisenOermaBen rDie
bergiebt:
ST audi Der Saupf iebt puriiber,
aomnlt ftOts a d Der 5ieger berbei,
t8ar bod su GOB. nit eldnSenneni
9roB
Inter br66nenbern sSiibelgeihrei-
Sa 6lonlmenI6rift ltebt geibrieben
8ie ySabrheif, Die nimilIer erlIegt;
&ein STREET 1T ie entldieDen,
@s lei 0enn, oas Hedlt bat geiiegtl
so du6 Der itarfe 8e6rader
Dem Gbmaden fdnfft trauriges 2oDs.
llno Der 9fuf erlshallt nit md9l' ger
@erudlt,
Der jenen gereht nennt iin6 9rOB
@ereeBt uitht, bic SIR bem 5ieser
9obbuoelno sll 5ilBeit gud ihmiegt:
8ein 5treit lit ie entidieoen,
Sc lei bena, oas 3e6t bat 9eiie9t!
SaBt @tutb. SIR. bic nnterlesen!
Sat aum Geinb d Der Giea aud 6e=
geiuenbet,
SIT 8rOB aud iein Seer -,uenn's Sfedt
iein' @ebr,
Damn lit Der &f nod niebt beenbet.
80 getuiB aud Die bunfelIte gta9t
8Ur bem iilngen WOr9en uerfftegt:
4ein Streit TT ie entidiepen,
Go iei benn, Oas Redt bat seiiest!
8u Mann, gebeugt ben Der gr6eit!
Du @ei6. obruObl jung, bod idon alt!
Da nlitoes IDera, gequdtt 0OH S6mer5,
gr0riidt pon oes @oloes @etualtl
@ri6lafT ni9t i'm &f nit ber
Wadt,
Die i'm 8abn beS Sriumpb's iiA iebt
iUiegt::
9ein @treit lit ie enti9ieSen,
@s Iei oenn, ons &edt bat geiiegt!
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

9aS neutrality-suspicious. bat
bic ,,9oose" 8il, lpelde ben 2ruef bat,
Die ginluanbernng gu beidrGufen uub
Dransialiren, nit 13l geaeH III 5tim=
men ansenommen. 9ieie @eieBesUDrs
Icge bat ue6en anoeren natiolitiiden,
cine 70 infame &lauIel. 6a6 ietbit
enslii9e 8ldtter in Chicago bieien @e-
ieBesentlpurf cine raeifale WaBreeel
renuen. Guar BAT Die 8iG nod pom
pom 5enat unO Brdiirenten 9utaebeiBen
ali lueroeH, ebe lie gum @eies miro. aber
Die Oeutide 9reiie bat weni9 SOffuun9,
baB Der Genat benz infamen @eies ben
9arnus MAIDEN luirb uno an Elm @etO
gleuelnnb's stau6en giele ni6t.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

Ter alte b6Ie 5eino, Der 6itlide 8rau=
er, lift uieber on Der 9lrbeit, ilrn Die gns
nabme zines perniinftigen 9icenSgeieb,s
fir unIern 9tant al uerbiubern. eSest,
ba enbli1 elm iold1es @eIes sur Sieife
Eommen ioll, fuht er 9mielpalt unb
MiBgunlt su iden. irl0em er Ia9t. oaB Die
BeIteuernng Der Qsenturen ausudrtiser
Brauereieu nur baSu berednet lei, Der
Giuur 5alller 8rauerei. @eieai9aft. oOn
ipel6er Die betrefFenOe @elesesuorlase
ausaehe, Elm WtonopDl i'm 5taate Su
Deridaffen. 9ie .,giaaridten" iinc nit
Der geunnnten 8rauereiseieGidaFt amar
auf Ireunbi9atflident 5uBe. aber blB mir
uniere Meinung ibr geseniiber audi,
tuenn bic @elesenbeit es erfOrbert, ilns
perbliint gelteno MAIDEN, fuiIien unIere
2eier. Sn 8,5ug auf iene 8eiteneruna
Der Bier 9lgentnren a6er itimmen mir
ni9t nur BEL, lonoern mir ratben 8erabe=
su. iene Gtener 10 bod Sii MAIDEN, DAT
Iaff a[Ie 9tgenturen 6ftiiher Brauereier
in Giib.Dafota nufseseben tueroen milf
Sen. 9ann befdmen mir in allen beoeu
aenberen 0rtidaften i'm 5taate 8raue
reien. Die 8Oribeile hieruon fir Der
Stant brauhen mir nibt meter aus5u
fii6ren.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
Westts Die @eiebgeber Oer silber.

gNenn Die @eiesseber Der Silbers
parteien in geierre an Srn. 2ouds elm
Beii9iel nebn1en uno gum @ubl uno
8eIten Der 8artei iorDObl luie oes Staa-
les etuas 3a9stebisteit aeiseH uno f4
redtSeitig aus Der 5ndsaiie 5nriif
sieben poIten, in melde lie iib in Der
genatorsuabl Uerrnnnt 5u haben ibei.
nen, 10 tpiiroe ibnen bie @dbleribaft
9aRt iuiIien. Sci ea &Dle pber @uoop.
fuonb poer 8pluler. i'm 9ulte macbt iiA
fein entihieoener @orSug fir Ginen Ooer
ben glnoeren selteno, nur raide 2Diung
6ieier Srase uno oann frditise Snan-
grifnabme Der nod nerbleibenOen mid.
tisen @eies9ebuns ruiro alIsemeiH eners
aiih nerlanst.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
scr aneite Mtiniiterpoiten i'm SEA.

Ser sneite UtiniIterpoiten I'M SEA.
binet bes ndniten 8r1Iioenten i'll leBten
Sreitng beieBt iuOrben, inoem Mcain.
ieg 2pman S. Gage OOn Chicago gum
Sinan5miniiter ernannt bat. Serr @a9e
1T 8rdiioent Der @riten gtationalbant
unb iDG iein @ei6dft ueritehen, ba er
aber i'm Sabre 1884 fir gleuetanO ges
itimmt bat uno BEL Der leBten 8ahl nit
ben @oto 3empfrateu igmpatbiitrt bat.
1T es 1dner au iagen. Ob Die @obl
Gnse's Die republitanii6en 8Olititer be-
frieoiaen tpiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

9feimeaG 6D@! Der 6elno. pops
uIiItiimen 2sgislatar ppn Giib. 9aFota.
Geioe SduIer paiiirten bas &almer Gi-
5enbabngeieb unb Der @cnoerHear uuters
seihnete es. NlIertpdrts b6reii mir ben
frOben slnsSprub: llub tuenn fie iebt iunit
ni@ts nlebr tbatsn, bieie aeiftnng lDirb
ben abaeoroneten Der Silberparteien
ben bleibetloet 9anf 6es
gSolfe8 fitberus. Die republifaniihen
Witalieber mubten tOohf Ober iibsl aud,
NIT ,,ia" Isimmen, 10 ihiper es ihnsR
Hnrbe. cine bemospOp. BilI sutaubeiBeu.
glnfauss il@ten bic NepabIisaHer i'm
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
Sin berOograasnOer SonrnaGtR
aeiturbes.

@eorge &6ppen, Der lan9iihriee gbef.
Re6nfteur Der Miliunufee ,.@ermatin"
iIt toDt. gr itarb gons pl5Bli1 am
Mepntag a6eno npriger @od]e an einem
5er3ihtas, tbdbreHb er iid) irn,. 9entid9en
Stub" befano, IN beHeil 8erInmmlung
er nod eini9e Wiinrtten supor ben 8ors
iis 9eiiibrt bate. sSsn ibm lit elner Der
betdnnteltefi Oeatiden j3eitnngs.
idreiber uBll Millunutee babin9ei1ieoen.
Seinen 2ebeuslauf beis1reibt bic
,,ghic. ST. 8reIie" fuie fplgt:
.,gsorg. @rnf b. S5dieter, (bies mar
bar eigeutlihe Nnme a6ppen's) fpurbe
am %. @ouember anf benz Cute Ieines
Baters i'm Sabre 1888 9eborefi. Wfit
Ieinem iangell 8rnber @onlieb 6eaog er
Die Mitterafabenie su 8rnnoenburg unb
beibe 8riioer irateH oann in bic &eiterei
ees beutiden Seeres. 8eibe Iobten nit
gIusSeihnang. @eUrg erbielt bon g4il-
helm benz grIten fiir feline Gapferfeit
Dor benz 5ein6e ben rothen Mblers Srben
nnb iulroe Slittmeiiter BEL Der @arOe=
aiirnIIireu.
gl6er 5il ben 5abireid1en 8Drslgeis,
lbeg 6erseas unb 6es @eiltes, tuethe ben
8eritprbeneit ihmhdten, gelelte ii1 Der
| Gebler, b0B er NIT ieiren @eloe nj dt
lhau8balten iuniite. Ser atte &diler
lruether ben tapIeren. geiituullen 9iffjier
peri6nlifb bod Id3dbte, be5ablte orei maj
feline g5hntoeH Dnnn aber mnBte Der
flotte @rof ietnen Mbihieb nebnielt.
gr fam I'M Sabre 1867 nnh ben Ser.
5tanten lnb lUurDe 1868 Geoafteur Der
Glilmaufeer ,,@ermonia". Gr nabm in
| aeiebliher ssprm ben gtnmen &jppen
Ian nnb hrahte bieier 81, boben @bten.
DEM an Eiibtieteit Itanb Der @eritors
bene feinem RitglieOe Der amerifanis
isben 9sreTie nad. Seine tlaren. ppn
lbentlbem @eiite bnrhwehten gIrtitel
madten Die .,@ermania" au elmer oer
erIten 8eitunaen bes 2an6es.
| &6pptn i6rieb auBeroems cine ,,Ge'
| ibi6te bes beutI6 fraHs5liiden Rrleses
unb @r5dhlungen aus bem bentlh fran.
s6iiiden Rriege". Sin Bud iiber gis.
mard, an tuel1em er nrbeitete, iii iins
luplen0et 9eblieben.
8esen ieiner seiitieen 8e6eutuns
tpurSe R5ppen Su rlehrerelt @brendm-
tern beruIen, bic er nnn0hm, on er nls
| Snngelelle bas 5amilienleben entbebrte
lnno niele freie Mbenbe bate. @r mar
I8rdlibent ber belitIhen @eIeli6aft,
! Mitglieb bes 9ireftoriums Der Normnls
! 5hnlen BON Gsisconiin, @rdIibent bes
lFt6otiiben 8ibliptbet. 8atbes unb Der.
Ipprragen6es Mitglieb nun Riliunutee'er
| Bereinen.
9n audi Der 8ruber oes BerIt0rbe
men, Der @rnf @ottlieb BON SdIeler,
4 &onlmenbelr oes 16. Armee &orps III
Mleb. ein SuusseielIe iit. 10 ftirbt Die
| 5amilie nit 2ebterent aus. @s lit bad
I iebr sa bsbauern; benn bic Tiibtisteii
.Ioieier beiben Iesten 5proHsn eineS alter
!. @eldledte8 idBtes iuabrli6 betlaseHs.
lipertb triheinen, baB oasIelbe ni6tfOrtl
lleben folI.
| Die beutIde 8reIIe oer Der. 5tnaten
liuir6 @eors &6ppsa Elm shreibes Yin
ibenfeu bslDabren.
il csy9r fault 6ols uno @eblsn nirasnbi
!. hilgiQgg aIs pen BEN 0yoGsem 9aQer uol
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

SSr0lt Wc&inleD Die Satin oes su.
Gin ti9ru 8unoes 8tdiio. .nten. lnar neI=
lid in Chicago, nm ooielbit ibre @ar.
6erDbe fir ibren ginSug Ing ,8eiBe
Sans" su ersdnSen. Die ghica9Oer
fullen iia ob bieier @bre ni6t rpenig ge.
Idmeihelt fiiblen!
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

MIS &riegeminiiter bat Der eriudb" e
Brdlioent, Mc8inlep zen General Siui
iel q. gllaer uOn Detroit, Mi6i9an er-
nanrt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
q Sfflnerimtemncmt

uDn Der 5iour 5alIier &lnoerbeinatb
madt in einem 5dreiben an Die hieiige
,,Daitp &reB" ben &Orifla9. Die Ser.
5taateu iulten Ilasfl als elne Gtraf=
folpnie fir tire 8erbre6er "a IA 5ibi.
rien" benuser.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
gSeuItd1 fam elm Waann nit aobi.

y6eMkt@t Idll elH WtaHH tIlll IO9tS
fSpfen nad oem StaatstapitOl pom MORF
tana, INN bieielben au nertaufen. Der
9barbiiter gab oem 0tanne au periteben,
oaB man fir Die ndhiten @o1en nit
8pblf5pfen reihlid, oerieben lei, uno
tgein tueiterer gOrratb in bieier Sins
iiht aeuinIG,t tuerbe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
ss gaae.e @smsaf fs.e eaa.ea s1.OO.

Sir eiuen Collar ierbet Sbnen Sp6n
u. Salser geeb Co., 2agroiIe, @is..
tuenn sic Diels Notis mitienben, ibren
beutInen 5amenfaialDg ioulmt 81 Bnfs
feten feiniter. olerfribefter genliiiefn
men, genu8 file cine belltIbe syamilis.
Dsutlher &affee. Gonen is Gents.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

GrprdiiOemtibaftstanbibat @m.
S. 8lpan befanO iid, lebte 8ode auf
elmer 8ortrass 9our 0ur6 Den 9taat
Eeras.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

g ybr fault 6ols ano aehlsn nirsenbg
biIliger aIs pen BEN gvO6eH 0a9er bon
Gaeribam Il Go.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04

e5eit ben /. Snnuar gesuannen bic
.,gsudrinsen" cine srpHe sguda9l aesser
Mboanenten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
giiOs SagOto.

/ Biele giebperIuiie, beion6era Bfers
be, lueroeu in sOlse Oes lebten 5hpees
TURNS aus Der un9eseno bon sSrueuOis
genleloet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-02-04
@rlsosa,s 8 gsud,

iiber bic lebte gDahl enoet nit eitem
@ebiht uon @la 8beeler g;ileor, oas
enc lleberieBan9 fOisenOermaHei rDie
beraiebt.