davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
CHOP niemiecki.

Ma c'e mote niemieokiej ludnosoi
shsrfy sic wyjstkowo " .Taeglicbs
Randschsu" nisjaki Ernest Dsusscb
v srtykuls zasytusowsoym ,Ein
Brief u Poloisoh. Preusssn usbsr
volksbildofg". Ola wisks,ego wra-
ssnis krssi hotor wedsug sasasj me-
sody sw6j Sbssy nlssyssais ~ssstsejssy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20


duchowna jest, jak pisma lu-
dove zawsze w~ykazywaly,
,skf6cenie szerokich warstw
spofeczehstwa z polityks ksis.
dza arcybiskupa". Tu jus ME
chodzi o polityke ugodows,
kt6rej organ arcybiskupa dis
jeszcze broni. p~owofujac sic ma
Wielopolskiego i Goluchow-
skiego, tn chodzi o to, &c, jak
powiada Oredownik, ,biskupi
ME So powolani dc. regimentu
swieckiego" zloaenie tego re.
gimentu W rece ks. Stablew.
skiego nprzy tych ewolucjach
politycznych i socjalnych, ma
jake jestesmy wystawieni W
zaborze pruskim, must zagra-
zac wprost mozliws katastrofa
ii ola narodowosci naszej i Ola
WARY ojc6w naszych".
w takiem po}ozeniu ME ma.
|leay wojowac frazesami, jak to
czyni Goniec dowodzscy, Re
W Polsce W czasie bezkr6le-
via, prymas t. j. arcybiskup
pozna6ski j gnieznie6ski, spra
wowac powinien wladzs ma.
czelna. DIS niema prymasa
jest tylko biskup - urzsdnik
pruski, przez Rad wybierany
z posr6d kandydat6w, kt6rzy
dajs rekojmis loialnosci pan
stwowej.
Mieszanie sic wladzy du.
chownej do spraw politycz.
nych. grozenie przeciwnikom
politycznym upomnieniami i
karami, jest W naszych stosun-
kach, zwlaszcza W zaborze
pruskim, bardzo niebezpiecz.
mem. Dzienniki miejscowe "a
pewniaja, ze Stojalowski W "a,
borze pruskim bylby niemozli.
wy: Kiedy ma ks. S~tojalow-
skiego rzucono klstwe, zapew-
nialy r6wniez dzienniki "a
~chowawcze, ze lud "a ,,odstep
CO" ME pojdzie. Tymczasem
wfasnie wtedy dopiero znaczna
Geese ludu otwarcie PREY ks.
Stojalowskim stansla i popu
larnosc lego wzrosla.
P. Knapowski ME ma i ME
bedzie miai takiej popularnos.
CT, jaks zdobyl ks. Stojalow.
ski. Ale tego rodzaju srodki,
jakich W walce z ruchem lu
dOwym wladza duchowna uay.
Ia, zwlaszcza zas te, jakich
uzywa prasa, wroga dazeniu
ludu i mieszczah silva do samo.
dzielnosci W sprawach poll
tycznych, NIGGA mice skutki
zgubne. DIS jua Postep mic
sobie ME robi z upomnienia,
jezeli zas walka dalej bedzie
prowadzona W spos6b dotych.
czasowy, to ruch ludowy jaw
ME j stanowczo wystapi pre-.
civ d~uchowiehstwu i powadze
zwierzchnosci koscielnej. Bye
moze ola stronnictwa, pragna-
cego utrzymac przywilej poll
tyczny j ola kliki dziennikar.
skiej, kt6ra przywileju tego
broni, TAXI rezultat bylby ma
wet pozsdany, ale czy bylLy
pozsdany ola sprawy narodo.
wei i ola sprawy kosciola?
Zaznaczyc trzeba, Ae pisma
ludowe zachoduio-pruskie i
slszkie, ktore do wsp6lnosci re
stronnictwem ruchu ludowego
sic ME przyznajs, opatrzyfy
Ia l.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-20
q ca1ej POlski.

Liss sroybiskupa Stablewskiego do
rsdskoji Postepu. NiewiaIoi-e trak-
tovanie tel sprswy przes prase ugo
DOVE. Zstatwienie sprawy biskups
Kilks uwag o memorable
ruskim.
Prasa poznahska cd pewne
go czasu zajmuje sic wciaa
sprawa listu, wystosoW anego
przes arcybiskupa s. ablewskie-
60 do redakcii Postspu, z pc.
wodu artykuf6w tego pisma o
stosunku duchowie1stwa do
spraw publicznych j do ruchu
l~udowego. List Jest upomnie
MEM i zarazem grozba posred-
mia, a fakt wystosowania i o.
gioszenia tego pisma przeczy
zapewnieniom ksisdza arcybis
kupa, &c wladza duchowna do
spraw politycznych sic ME ME.
sza.
Pisma, wrogie ruchowi lu
dowemu, twierdza, &c W da.
nym wypadku chodzi o wiare
ME zas o sprawy polityczne,
ale Postep W artykufach, z kt6
rych wasniejsze wyjstki daw,
niej przytaczalismy, ami o
dogmatach, ami o zasadach via
ry mic ME m6wi. Powiadaja
nawet, &c autorem tych arty-
kul6w byl ksiadz katolicki.
Tymczasem pisma, ~przywlasz.
czajace sobie dis NAIVE INA.
~rodowych", (lucus a non Mcen-
do), przedstawiaja rzecz W ten
spos6b, &c arcybiskup skarcic
musiaf zuchwalosc RoStepu,
graniczacs zodszczepie6stwem.
Otto mp. WieM0polanin tax pi
SIZE:
rLudu polski! czyz ME wi,
dzisz W calej grozie niebezpie,
cze1stw grozacych CT cd kusi.
,,Ludu polski i katolicki!
Czyz ME odwr6cisz sic z obu
cd szatan6w uwodzi.
cieli, pragnacych Gle wywiesc
ma manowce, ably twego ducha
zatruc, wiars twa podkopat,
twa zatracic!
nNie o polityczne przekona-
MIA tn chodzi, ME o jakies par
kierunki, lecz o wiare
nasza, o to Ware, "a ktora pra-
nasi mecze1ska gineli
smiercia, kt6rej bohatersko
tronili przeciw nawalom pc.
gahskim.
,,Nie chodzi tn o te hasla,
kt6re tax zwani ludoWcy wy.
pisujs ma swym sztandarze.
lecz o nauks Chrystusa, row.
ME droga wszystkim jakich-
byliby przekonah poll
tycznych, o zachowanie poboa-
.osci pred bezboznoscia, kt6.
re szkods naszej duszy roz-
'zerzac chcialby PosNp'.
Taxi nieuczciwy j niemadry
spos6b przedstawiania sprawy,
sdradzajscy az nadto widocz
ME pobudki stronnicze lub ma
wet konkurencyjne, szkodzi
przedewszystkiem powadze
duchownej j osoby ar
,ybiskupa.
Wskutek nietaktownego po-
stawienia sprawy przez pisma,
rzekomo powagi VIA
lzy d~uchownej, zaczyna ia
sprawl przybierac charakter
zajscia osobistego pomiedzy
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
We Must Celebrate.

1t is none too early to begin pre-
partitions tor the celebration Lew
iston is to make this year. A pub
lie meeting should be called at an
early date to select the various
committees that the work can be-
gin and the proper time be given
for the development of the plans.
The other towns in the neighbour
ing country are willing to Concede
to Lewiston the right this year to
furnish a rousing celebration in
the double honor of the Nations
birthday and the contamination of
our fondest hope. The railroad
will be completed to Lewiston in
time to run excursions from towns
along the line. An excursion pro-
gram can be arranged giving to the
people gala day of sport and
pleasure. It can be done providing
the prepare tons are begun early
and the work placed III The hands
of efficient men.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
As to Better Primaries.

The TELLER. at request OF citi-
zens, publishes i'll this issue a call
for primaries for the coming city
election. The city clerk caused to
be published last week a call tor
one primary meeting for nominal
ing officers for the whole city.
This meeting was called at the
city hall at $50 p, III. Our readers
will remember that last year a
protest was made against similar
action and that the nominations
made were disregarded by the
voters and new candidates put in
the field and largely endorsed by
the voters. The protest is that
the place and time are not SUITED
to the convenience of the people
The councilmen recognize the needs
Of the voters by providing three
polling places for election day but
have overlooked equal rights of
the voters in not providing equal
facilities for expression of choice OF
candidates.
A large percentage of the voters
are prevented from voicing any
expression of their choice of can
didates by the selection Of one vot-
ing place for the whole city, and
that at a remote part Of the city
and at place and time not suita-
Bile, and where the ladies or more
than 50 or IS people can hope to-
be represented.
All that is asked or desired in
this instance is that the voters in
each ward can have polling place
Of easy access aud hours provided
convenient for exercising this inn
portant right of suffrage. In this
manner the candidate for council.
man in each ward will then be the
choice Of his own people and the
candidates for mayor, marshal, and
treasurer selected by the combined
vote, will in greater measure
than ever before, be the represen-
tative choice Of the citizens.
The city has become too large
for the old method of holding prl-
imaries in one place only. The
present city building is too small:
to hold anything like a representa-
tive gathering of the people. The
need of the voters is TO have a
place convenient to their homes
aud hours set apart giving ample
time for the polling OF the vote.
We have outgrown the primitive
methods that were possible years
ago.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

War is an expensive luxury.
1t costs nearly $1,000 every time
one of the big I3-inch guns is fired.
The battieship Indiana can dis
charge $500 pounds Of steel every
minute. That is more than three
tons and all the other battleships
have about the same power. The
expense of bombardments is very
great, Every time an attack is
made our ships fire away small
fortune. There is some method
then in the careful maneuvering
Of the fleets SO that there shall be
no waste of valuable ammunition.
Large contracts are now being
rushed by the war department to
furnish powder and projectilcs
Millions of dollars will be expended
to supply the ships and coast bat
teries, but till such time as the
supply is amply adequate the gov
eminent is right in policy Of con-
servation of energy directing it
only where expenditure is worth
the powder. Our home warriors
who would rush wastcfully into the
fray will do we'll to exercise
patientce with the policy of those
guiding the destinies of the n ton
at this time. There is no doubt
that the fleets will strike soon with
vigorous and telling blows. The
admirals upon the Atlantic waters
are only awaiting favorable oppor-
tunity to do as Dewey did.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Lewiston i'""0
May Al, 1895. 9th
Notice is hereby given that in conpliahT,e pv "'n
the provisions of this act OF congress OF !umih sr
1875 entitled AN act for the sale oil I'M
lands in the states of California Oregon Ne s s
and Washington Territory. AS extended ~ "a,
Iohn Hadorn. Of White Bir' county OF idah n,
State of Idaho has this day filed in tins oi' NV
sworn statement for the purchase OF Inc Us *,
Y Of section No. II, in township No ~ ,h,, the
L. f. b. M and will offer proof to snow : .n%s Of
land sought is more liable tor It's !,a'J to e,
stone than for agricultural purposes anu peoser
tab!i his claim 10 said land he.ore inc M on
and Receiver of this Office a Lewiston ''''"'
Monday, the lst day of August, IN9N, : prown,
He names as witnesses: Benlsmn :, Euns
Frank f. Wyatt. Joseph Ahbing'oTrd,. bo
ANY aud ali persons Claiming adveEsely, h .sr
above described lands are requested TO .'e day Of
claims in this Office on or before inc ~
August, 1898. ,,-.r p.g,s,er
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

The volunteers are now in
Cncle Sans employ and the boys
who wear the shoulder straps must
show merit and fitness to command
or the coveted honors will fall to
the more deserving. Luck, good
fortune, popularity, or political
pull may have won for the recruit
his first advancement but now he
faces duty and merit and fitness
alone will stand for hOnors retained
or coveted.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

With the rainfall of last week
and the continued cooler weather
just as the " heat in the valley
needed it most the harvest for 1903
promises to be the greatest ever
known in the history of the coun-
try. The campaign orator with a
free silver.or -no-prosperity vail
will hardly have a hearing this
fall.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Contest Notice.

Department ofthe interior, United States Land
Once. Lewiston, Idaho. April e. 1895
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Allen T. Davis, contestant,
against homas J. Hardin entry No. sr4, made
May 10Th, 1897 for FL SEX section IS, township
50 N: range. W, by Thomas J Hardin contes,ee,
in which it is alleged that: Thomas ]. Hardin
has wholly abandoned said tract and changed
his residence therefrom for more than six months
since making said entry, and next prior to the
date herein, that said tract is not settled upon
and cultivated by said party as required by law
said parties are hereby notified 10 appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
O'Clock a. IN. on June 10th. 1895. before the Regis.
ter and Receiver at the United States Land Office
i'll Lewiston, Idaho.
The said contestant hav.ng in proper afhda-
Wit, filed May 4th 1898, set forth facts which show
that afler due diligence, personal service Of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
Alfred W. Kroutinger, Receiver.
S. r. Hogin, Attorney for Contestant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Business conditions cont

Business conditions continue
fav orable, SO favorable in fact that
free silver papers are Boosting of
the fact that they have dropped
politics and are busy with giving
the people the war news. Being
confronted with business improve
ments not compatible with free
silver theories makes the political
field poor gra zing for the disciples
Of rs toI.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

Things look different to France
the more she thinks it over. The
sympathies Of radical partisan
newspapers may be with Spain but
the government hastens to say that
nothing can shake the traditional
frien dship between the United
States and France.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Alexander Zachory, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters testmenlory
on the Estate OF Alexander Zachory deceased
were granted to the undersigned on the 18TH DAY
of April 1895, by the Probate Court OF Nez fe''e
county. ,,.,.,.
All persons having claims against Sa,d Es.s.s
are required to exhibit them TO me for a'lowaa.s
at Cavendisl,, idaho. within four months ai'e.
the date of this notice, or they shall be io's'e'
barred.
This 27i,d day of April, 1895.
Executor of the Estate of Alexander Aacho'!'
deceased.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

The next move for Fred r.
Dubois will be 70 come to Idaho
and raise a regiment. 1t is pop
u'ar move and if the war does not
last he can use his boys to help
control the silver convention and
disband his followers into the dem
ocratic party.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Delinquent Tax Notice

Notice is hereby gwen that , ,Oo- Of
linquent tax list for the year 49,
independent School District E hand.
Lewiston, Idaho, is now IN NY ny. T. not
for collection and if the sam. bere.
paid within 30 DAYS of the oat "nf"r,r
Of, legal steps will he taken 10 e''
the payment of the same. ~ poE
Attorney for Board of t.dueatWS No /,
IndepeHdent School District NJ :
Lewiston, Idaho
Dated May II, 1888.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Polly Thompson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters OF Tesla
mentary on the Estate of Polly Thompson, de
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on the
2ist day of April, 1898, by the Probate Court oil
Nez Perez County.
All persons having claims dgainst said Estate
are required to exhibit them TO me for allowance,
at my residence near Lapwai, within four months
after the date of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
This 2gth day of April. 1893.
Lucinda A. BARTLETT, EAecutIix.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Dellsquest Tax Notice

Notice is hereby given thai hal 'l Of the
linquent list for the year io1 ou in my
City of Lewiston, Idaho, Is . n"" same j.
hands for collection and II lue Inc dste
not paid within 80 days from '' 70 en-.
hereof. legal steps will be tahr"
force The payment of the sah, w. POE,
Attorney for the City OF
Idaho.
Dated May II, 1898.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

Having disposed of the vital
question Of selecting officers for the
Idaho Volunteers. the governor
should make another trip into the
White Pine country. His political
fences need fixing badly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

Silver twaddle was making such
poor Roadway a gainst dollar wheat
that Bryan has taken to shoulder
straps to keep before the public
You are little late Mr.. Bryan,
both distanced and outranked by
Major General Lee.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

The average citizen is just now
an enthusiastic student of geogra-
ply, military titles, naval techni-
calities apd international law.
II the war does nothing else it will
furnish a valuable years study in
the line of university extension.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

Bartlett Sine! lair has spoken, an
nouncing the governments policy
regarding the occupation of the
Philippines. The President can
now proceed with safety along the
lines laid out by Director General
Bartlett. Let the war proceed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

bryan will be private after all.
Cause: He could not get votes enough
to make him a captain. How the
mighty II fallen!
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27

But what will the populists
dc" is the refrain that rings in the
candidates ears nowadays.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-27
Notice.

I. = Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho. Nav +,
1905 '"s "
Complaint having been entered at this ofsc-
by James w. Willis against Ulysses G. Holm.
for abandoning his Homestead Entry NJ 'o .s..
dated November S. 1890, upon the sEK sertiocn
~. Township SO. North Range W. i. NJ in
Nez Perce County, Idaho, with a view 10 the can.
collation. of said entry; the said parties are here.
ny summoned to appear at this Office on the nth
Day OF June 1903: at 10 O'Clock a. m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
b +. MORRIS, Register,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
Disadvantages Snremme"treTe"
.5tuetet S~OOeSf6Ae+

Sm Mrmen6auIeFbes Gountp Mtartin I'M
Iibpeftli9en She'll S%nbiana's itar6
tiiralt9 gan3 Oergefen @tsp1cn u.
|6prfep. @r mar CUR 3eit bss 8iirgerz
frieges elmer Ser Setter Der u1ter Dem Gtaz
men n&nigbts of TIE GOLDEN
|@ircIe" ~befaauten beilloien @eri6nOrerz
banbe in Snoiana, pel9e i'm 2auFe ce5
&risges i6ren Staat ben 3ebeler in bic
SGnbe 1pielen poqte unb i'm Nuguft 1864
auf etnen aIlgemetnen @uffano idmntli3er
Sreunbe bes 9iibena in Snbtana, SQinois
II. T, h., unS gu bieiem 3nede namentft9
audi auf Die 8efreiung un6 8eipafinung
Der mafen3aft i'm Camp Douglas in G9tz
cago befinblihen gefangenen &ebeaeniolbaz
ten bi1arbeitete. S%nbtana's GROCER &riegsz
gounerneur S1tber g. Morton,
Der mad bemI elben Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aus benz @ege gerGumt peroen foQte, entz
hiiQte NIT neutrality-suspicious. Wa9z
Iamteit, &luq6eit unb Sur9tlOIigteit re4tz
3eitig 5as gauge gompIOtt. Die &Goels=
fiibrer, barunter 9oriep, purben friegsgez
ri9tli9 gum Sobe berurtbeilt; 5ieies ur=
tbeil purbe troy Der aermalmenoen S3uloz
bepeife bon ben 8~unOesgeri4te1 uts BON
einem &riegsgeri9t fommen6 beIeiti9t; aber
bic @erI6pDrung mar burh Sic Gin5ie4Uag
unb pro5eifirung i6rer Setter gang unO gar
unf9dbli9 geporben.
I'm bieTel6e 3eit nit Stephen q. 9orfep
1T nun Bel uns in @6ieago Der piroige
@p9a ieneS groBen Mannes getorhen, Der
bur@ Notwithstanding iener GeridpOz
rung uno Sur9 anbere grDBe 36aten 10
piel sur Rettunq Der Union beitrug unh i'm
Serbt 1877, erft pierunbfInf3igid9ris, 81
ssS~nbtanopoIis als eepaltiger 8unoesi snator
Snbtuna's itarb. Der IL pOriger Wo6e in
@6icaqo 9efor6ene Sobn oes groBen Morz
ton, 6err SIiper 8. Mortpn n, DerIa6
felt sSyabren nit sr0Bter pfli@ttreue uno
11mfi6t bas Mmt bes pberten rglerts" bes
8unbes= MppeGationsgert9ts Sss au5 Sui
nois, sSnbiana unb Wiscpnfin hsite6enDea
ftebenten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gr purbe
nur a9tunbbreiBig Sabre alt an5 lit felt
eSabren an einem Ser5ii6el, bur9 cus aber
feline Nrbeitsluit uno Nrbeitsfraft ni9t
eeT6pa6t purbe, tpie fem 9ater 6ur9
einen i'm Sabre 1865 beim S6luR bes
8irgerfrieses erlittenen, Die 8eine ldbmenz
ben NerpenI9lag fi3 ni6t 6inbern lisB,
nod 5pDGf Sabre, Bis Elm ~8peiter Neroenz
f61ug Jpn tDbtete, eia geiiesmd3tiger
Staatsmann gu 1etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19
Ser &Sirbelittrnt attf Set weitin.
StiGen Stietn.

Gon0Dn, /. Sft.
ueber ben ber6eerenben Wirbelfturm, Der
in Der Na9t bes 10. September iiber ben
peitinbif3en Snfeln gepiit6et 6at, lieeen iebt
5pei ~beionbers anfdauli9e 8eri9te bor.
Der cine 1T in einem 8rtefe ent6ulten, ben
bic Satin bes administrators bon ct.
8incent, s, S6ompfon, an lire bier lebenben
8erpanbten gei6rieben fat. 0ieien bonn
&egitrtrungsgebdube auf ct. @incsnt, IL.
September, batirten 8rief, Der urfpringli6
ni4t fir Die Seffentli9teit betimmt mar,
Oer0ffentlidt beute bic vSimes" unh mir
entnebmen i6m fOlgenOe Nbf9nitte:
SD funn bic Scene ni9t be19reiben, es
1T i4on pie Elm b0ier Sraum. 3uerft CAB
ss einen @rObebenitoB, bann gingen bic
S@iffe in Der Sal bon ben Mnfern los,
einige trieben auf bic See binaus, anbere
I6eiterten an Der &iIte. Die pru6tbp1Ien
9almen, unier @toG5 unh @%nt5ii6en, perz
loren ibre 8rOnen bollitdnbig unb nun fte6en
iie ba pie bGBli9e 8~Ogelfdeu9en, @on
iebem groBen 8aume fGogen bic MeIte fort,
bas @etDie mar unbef9reibli9. @s mar,
Itpie tpenn man Die 90Ge be19reiben ponte:
Elm brauIenbes, pfeifenbes @e6euI, bus bic
Welt in S@reden begrub. Man b0rte ni9ts
anheres, als ben fir6terli9en @inb. Gr
fam in StDBen BON rafenber 6eftigfeit. Die
armen Pferoe lparen entfebt, 5~itterten unb
tpolten nit pabnitnniger @epalt snttomz
men. Sd fiiblte MIDI innerGi9 ~pabnfinnig
bor S9reden, aber man mubte UNI Der Die
nerI9aft balber rubig fein.
I'm 412 l1br trat cine 3u6spuuIe elm, Wir
gluubten, es lei poriiber unb famen beruus
(Oie Samtlie bate fib nit Der 9ienerf9aft in
ben Seller geflii4teD. Wel9 Elm Bib grGBz
li9er @erpiitung! 0ie 6errli9en @Grten
paren bertpiitet unb bort unten 1ab man
ni3ts ais fable 8aumitdmme, 5erbro9ene
Aefte unh graues, babineilenbes @ep0lf. @ir
bemertten iofort, baB 5tpei 8obnbduler GER
itOrt paren. Wdbrenb Der san5en s3eit reg
nete es itart. s. iagte, er miHe ii9 fofort
in bic Stdot begeben, UNI gu Ieben, nie sroB
Der S9aben bort let. l1ngefdbr cine babe
Stunbe ipdter tpurbe es tpieber hunfel unb
Der 8ino fam 5uriid, bieies Mal bon Sibz
tpeiten pebenb; bas erfte Deal mar er BON
Norboften gefommen. Sd lieB ale tpieber in
ben &e1er 6innnteritetgen unb Die pferbe
tpurben pieber bereinge6ra9t, gerabe mot
CUR re3ten 3sit. Sic polten ni9t fommen,
i'd bate ie ale gu treiben, es mar tpte Elm
fur4tbares Na9t9eipenft, unb bunn bra5 es
tpieber los iiber uns nit bunOertmal grDberer
9sfttsfett. Mfeine qualenbe @Orse mar bic,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-19

Der s3erft0rung unb 8ertpiitung, ipeld9es
fi9 ben 8epD6nern BON 8ribgetoun odr<
bot, mar fir9terli9. Die Selep6on;Stan
gen nit ibren 6unOerten bon Srd9ten las
gen umgeitiirat. Oemolirte unb i6rer Dd<
9er beraubte Sdufer fub man uGIent9alben.
Sc lit natirIi9 gang unm0glid, einen ans
nG6ernb betatlirten 8eri9t BON Der our3
ben Sturm dngeri9teten @ertpiiftung 5u
geben. 8eri9te aus ben 2anb6e5irfea licz
gen nod nt9t bor, ba Der telsp6on1Ge
8ertebr unter6ro9en lit, unb nur eiue unz
gefdbre @nf9auung BON Der bort angeri9z
teten 3erIt0rung fam maj fi9 bilpen.
Man glaubt aber, baB iiber $50 Peripner
auf Der SnieG getDbtet finb. 8is geitern
&6eno puroen bier3ig Sobte Der poli5ef
gemeloet, odrunter tpuren feds Perfonen;
Die ii4 uuf Upper @Olpmore &od in cine
Stride gefli9tet batten, beren 9a9 c;as
itiir3te, pD0ur9 iie getDbtet tpurbcn. Mm
Spnntug puroen II PerTonen in has az
gemeine 9Oipitul a~ufgenommen, am Monz
tag 3e6n, unb ale 6atten i9pere unb lsidte
Germunbungen babur9 er6aIten, baB !9duz
Ter, Rdume Ober Selep6onitangen ouf fje
gefaqen tpuren. Die Scene am Riff mo
bic meiiten S4iffe f4eiterten, nal uIBers
oroentli4. Dim einen @nbe lag Der S6OOz
ner p@ampunia" auf feiner re9ten Seite,
bic Iinte Seite mar gang aertriimmert.
Dem 9umpfer aSoa" mar bas 9intsrtbsiE
benz Qnf9eine na6 gerabe peggsf9ldgen.
Die n@lmo" lag auf Der Seite unb trar
gang in Stiiden. 9u3pii9en tparer @au>
fen bon Wradtriimmern unb 5er5rodene
2t9tertrG6ne eingeteilt, bas 9an5e Bot elm
tranriges Bib Der @erpirruns uub 3ers
%lt0rung." .