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The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

along quite we'll, until legal steps
were taken against the real estate tc
recover by foreclosure, this seemed tc
completely unnerve her and she lost
what little strength that had been
gained since the shock of the tragedy
and from that time her mind was
more or less affected, at times she
appeared rational, and at others she
has halluciations. Sunday morning
she took poison but by prompt action
was relieved. But it was deemed ad.
visable to take some action relative to
her welfare as we'll at that of the fam
lily.
Mrs. VIM. Malcom was taken be-
fore Judge Cory Monday evening
and examined as to her mental con-
dition. It was decided to send her
to the asylum also. At times she
was quite violent. Her weak mental
condition is said to be due to break
ing down of health caused by dis
ease peculiar and common to women.
Mrs. Gilbert Anderson, Mrs. G.. E.
Brown, Newton Fauskee and Aug.
Falk took the two ladies to St. Peter
Monday night. 1t is expected that
with the rest and attention they will
receive az the asylum, they will soon
be in a condition to return to their
homes again. This result is sincere
ly hoped for by their friends.
We understand that Mrs. Calls
children will be taken to the home of
j. H. Scott, for the present.
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For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers.

0RDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE or
OAPPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR
STATE OF MINaEsorA) IN PROBATE COURT
SIS. General Term,.
County OF MOBILES. } April 1898.
In the matter of the Estate of Emma r. Ffero,
Deceased.
On receiving and fling the petition Of Fred
Fiero oil the County of Mobiles representing
among other things, that Emma R. FierO late Of
of the County of Mobiles in the state OF MiHne-
sofa, on the Sth day of March A. D. 1898, at the
County of Mobiles died intestate and being an
inhabitant OF this County at the time OF her
death, leaving goods, chattels and estate with
| in this County, and that the said petitioner is
the surviving husband of said deceased, and
pra,i ing that administration of said estate be
to Fred Fiero granted:
1t is ordered, That said petition he heard
before this Court, on Monday the 2nd day Of
May A. ID. 1898, at one O'Clock 2. NJ, at the
Probate Office. in the Court House in Worth
ingtOn in said County:
Ordered Further, That notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased all
persons Interested by publishing i .ie,
,nce in each week for three Succt Isl =; ;.kS
prior to said day of hearing, in the Wor!Aiuy-
| ton ADVANCE weekly newspaper printed and
published at Worthington in said County.
Dated at Warrington, Minnesota, the 4th
day OF April A. d. 1898.
[SEAL] BY the Court,
c. NJ CORY,
APR. l. April. Judge of Probate,
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BigelOw.

These Bigelowites visited last
week: Mrs. G. F. Madisett, with
her parents in Sibley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Millard, in Hartley,
TO-; Mrs, JAS. Harrington with ht r
daughter, in Ashton, la. These
did business abroad: VIM. Water
man, at Heron Lake; John Fie, at
Worthineton; w. J. Parry, at
Mason City, Ia. These from ab-
road did business here: H. E.
Lampert, of Mankato; J. G.. Hell
len, of Heron Lake; S. w. Le-
master, of Sheldon. Doubtless
there were others whose names we
did not learn.
The Restaurant did not change
hands this week.
A Spick & Span new barber
shop is what we got this week.
Get your face shaved at Smead's
Whisker parlor one door west of
the bank; get your note shaved
one door east of Smead'h c:-,',,.
Among the future posslto4l::~.os
is new store, a new stock of
general merchandise and a new
firm in town.
Bigelow needs a good stock buy
or bad. Who will fix this?
Fire completely destroyed the
dwelling, barn, granaries and out
buildings on the farm of R. Hill,
about 6 miles south OF Bigelow Mon
day evening between and 6 o'clock,
The horses and large bunch OF
young cattle were saved, The entire
contents of house and barn were con
sumed. We understand the proper
ty was not insured. Fire originated
from prairie fire. The strong south
wind sweeping it toward the house,
it become uncomfortable resulting in
the above mentioned damage. Loss
about $4,000.
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ORG.

Mr.. Cass, of Bigelow, delivered
cattls to Oberman Monday.
Farmers are getting we'll along
with their seeding. Report land
as being very dry and are afraid
grain will not start until we gel
some rain.
Mr.. Gallagher, one of the travel
ing salesman of the Plano MFG.
Co. was here several days last
week assisting their agents at this
point. He reports the sale of sew
eral machines.
Nels. Olsen and son were trans
acting business at Org Monday.
Peter Glab made trip to
Dundee On a bicycle one day last
week. He walks with two crutch-
es now.
es now.
Miss Myrtle Tripp of Bigelow
visited Miss Martha johnson
several days last week.
W. H. Jenkins, of Worthington
was caller at Org last Friday.
While here he purchased a COW of
G. T. Montgomery.
The two little girls of Mr.. and
Mrs. Molcolms are reported very
sick.
Vic Anderson made a business
rip to Sibley one day last week.
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NOTICE OF FMORTGAGEFORECLo LosUREsALE

The names Of the morteaeors are l.: B. Barnes
and Harriet F. Barnes his wife; and the name OF
the mortgage is Guaranty Savings and Loan
Aesociatton; the mortgage is dated November
A5th: 1885, S snd vas ree91ded on the 23rd day Of
mortgage on page 241, in the office OF the Regis
ter of Deede in and for MOBILES County, Minnesota.
There is claimed to be due and is due at the
date OF this notice. the sum Of two hundred and
ninety. six and 87:1OO (296 80 dollars, being the
principal sum with accrued interest, premium
end fines thereon, and insurance premium Of
$780, paid January 7th, 1898, less the with
drawal value Of the stock pledged as collateral
for said loan. No action at law or otherwise has
been instituted to recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
pc foreclosed and the following described premises
ettuated In the County of Mobiles and State of
Minneeota, to-wit: Lot numbered thirteen (13)
IN block numbered eleven (11) of Bigelow, accord
ing to the plat thereof file and of record in the
office OF the Register Of Deeds in and for Mobiles
County, Minnesota, Will be sold at public auction
at tho front door of the court house at Worth
ingtoq, Mobiles County, Minnesota, on the 31st
day Of May, 1e09, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to pay
B8td debt, and twenty-five dollars attorney fees
and the foreclosure disbursements.
GUARANTY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgagee;
: GIT First Avenue s.,
: Minneapolis, MINI. ...-. s..
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Taken to the ASYLUM.

Monday afternoon Mrs. N. A. Call
was taken before Judge Cory and ex-
amined as to her sanity, by resident
physicians, and it was decided to
send her to the asylum. 49,.
Mrs. Call has worried her physical
and mental strength completely out
since the death of her husband, who
was killed enroute to Alaska the past
winter. A short time ago she moved
to town and was apparently getting
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. Fuqua of Urbana, Ill.,, is visit
ing his mother.
Palm Bros. are raising their store
one story higher.
Miss Clara Prideaux spent Sunday
with friends in Adrian
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Thom of Rush
more spent Sunday in Worthington.
Miss Laeta Ramage began her
spring term of school, near Adrian
last Monday.
Married-Joseph Deuth to Kittie
Myer, Tuesday evening April II,
1898, Rev. Wolthauser atticiating at
the parsonage.
| will have charge Of the Hurd past
ure for cattle and horses this summer
Price $.25 per head per month.
1852 CHAs. ALvoRD.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
will give an ice cream social at G.. A.
R. ball April %. A variety of useful
articles suitable for the coming house
cleaning season will be for sale. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The G.. A. R. moved their large
cannon to the cemetery the first of
last week, by putting it on a stone
boat and hauling it with Covey's
engine. Cut stone have been order
ed for mounting the cannon on and
are expected here in a short time.
The Post expect to have 1t ready for
dedication Memorial day.
Nearly all the farmers in this local
ity will finish seeding this week if the
weather is favorable. The weather
has been very good for seeding so
far this spring, with the exception of
few days heavy wind. A light
rain fell Tuesday, laying the dust,
but the ground really needs more for
the starting of grains
An entertainment and supper was
given in the school house in the Har-
do district last Thursday evening
under the management of Miss Reka
Sahlblom, teacher. The program
consisted of music, singing and speak
ing after which supper was served
About $6. was realized for the benefit
of a school library fund.
In speaking of party at G. W. w.
Dows, Rushmore,last Friday evening
the Magnet says: "Among those from
distance were Will Saxou, Ruth
Maxwell and Otis Bigelow of Worth
ington. The latter in the group rode
"all the way" from Worthington to
Dow's and from Dow's to Worthing-
ton ..alone surrounded by the dark
ness.
DlED-Mrs Sarah W. Pratt, age 18
years, Friday April 8, 1898. She
leaves husband and two sons. J.D. I
Pratt, son lives in Elk, and one son
lives in Wisconsin. He was here to
attend the funeral which was held at
the home of the deceased in Elk
township, Monday. The remains were
laid at rest in the Worthington ceme-
terry, Rev. Hilary officiating.
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" ri t e s.: IL
write this let
ter because of
my sympothy
for the suffer-
ing p Q o p le :.
For six years [
suffered wit h
chronic ca tarrh,
When ever I
caught a cold
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E. c, WARD, ).
Local Agent For

DR.. Peter Farney's Remedies, will
be at the Western Hotel every Satur-
day from 100 until 800 p. m. Ard
at his home in Elk the balance of the
week, Will also sell the book
Tokology-a book every lady should
have.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield Ill
makes the statement. that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim of con-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion ;she bought bottle and to her de :
light found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued it's use and af.
ter taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll; now does her
own housew0rk, and is as we'll as she
ever was.-Free trial bottles of this
Great Discovery at Ray Humiston' g
Drug Store. Large bottles so cents and
ST 90.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

The other day while John Black Jr.
of Dewald tip. was hauling in hay he
put fire in the remainder of the stack
not thinking it would run on the
field. 1t went on to the prairie and
and up to the school house. He
put it all out he thought and moved
his wagon and load to another stack
tied his horses and went to look after
the school. When he came back
the hay, wagon and rack was all gone
and his horses pretty clean shaved
Rushmore Magnent.
Miss Isabelle E Egland, of Worthiag
ton, has been engaged to teach the
school in dist riot 18.Lismore-known
as the Landes district. . . John Disch
living on Sec. 3, Willmont, lost his
home and all his household goods,
clothing, etc, by fire Tuesday. The
fire. was caused by an explosion in the
oven Of cook stove, and spread so
rapidly that himself, wife and hired
man hardly had time to save the
three little children who were still in
bed. The loss is about $500, with
only 1925 uardian Ad-
rian.
Mrs. c. W. Einwalter and sister,
Mamie Peck returned to Worthing-
ton the first of the week. If you
want to see the neatest, slickest and
cleanest drug store in this part of the
country, just look in on John Nc
Graw, manager of Ray Humistons
pharmacy in this place. :. Dick But
Ter leaves this week on his return to
Dawson City to be on hand when
washing out time comes. He has
had about twenty men working for
him the past winter and expects to
get good quantity of this yellow
metat. Ellsworth News.
Further time has been granted by
the Executive Committee to intend
ing exhibitors to close contracts for
space at the Trans Mississippi Ex-
position. On May rs, no further ex-
hibits. will be received, and any ex-
hibitors not having his material on
the ground at that time will be shut
out. This rule will be strictly en-
forced as the entire time between
then and June lst must be utilized
for the installing of exhibitors SO
that everything will be in readiness
for the inspection of visitors when
the gates are opened. Exceptions
will be made to this rule in certain
cases where exhibits have been un-
avoidably delayed for some good
reason. When such cases occur ex-
hibits will be admitted to the ground
afrer June 10th, but between May
18th and June 10th, no exhibits will
be received. This step is necessary
in order to avoid confusion in the in
stalling work preparatory to opening
Ten days later few exhibits, chiefly
those of horticulture and agriculture
which cannot be made ready by June
LIST, will be received. On may 1st
he floor in each of the exhibition
buildings will be diagramed with
black lines showing the proper space
to each exhibitor.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

An unlimited amount of money to
oan on farm prop erty, on libera
terms. 1t can be paid at any time.
IA S. K1NDLUND.
Office over Worthington Bank.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14
NNtNNlNrNNNNNNOkANNND
COUNTY NEWS.
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ROUND LAKE.

ROUND LAKE.
p. A. Tripp and sons, Of Wor-
thington, accompanied BY H. r
Tripp, who has been staying with
the county auditor for the past
week, spent Sunday with relatives
Of this place.
Mrs. N. II. Elliott returned from
Liscomb, Iowa, Tuesday, accom-.
panied by her mother-in- law.
Miss Katie Fiero arrived from
Everly, To-, Sunday, to make hel
home with Mr.. Fred Fiero, and
attend school. ..'.
Mrs. Diehn returned from Lake
Park, Tuesday, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Fred Fiero and son drove te
Worthington Thursday.
B. L. Wells went to Everly, Ia.,
Saturday.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

Mrs. Adam Stats, Mequon, Wis.,,
in a recent letter to DIR. Hartman,
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

To Cure a Cold in one Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the mon
ey if it fails to cure. Csc.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14
CATARRH SIX YEARS

Grew Rapidly Werse-DOctOrs
Did No Good.
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14
DUNDEE.

Rev. Geo. Gerrie was in town Mon,
day. looking after church interests
here.
Mrs. Lindquist and children and
J. B. Moore and family visited at the
Gallagher home hear Wilder, Sun,
day.
Mrs. Moschka returned Saturday
from weeks visit with her parents
in Springfield.
S. Rupp and family have moved
into the upper rooms in Il. To',olds
house,
The Worthington advance., 1898-04-14

Breakfast Foods offered to the public but in addition,
being almost entirely gluten is OF
the most healthful and nutritious foods known
-.MAHU EXCLUSIVELY
North Dakota Milling Company; Grand Forks, n D
Cream of Wheat Company, Minneapolis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
NRgNsanaNssNs ~ ~
Denru gnxnu+ :
Grinneruneen aus Der Ju9enoset Ser 8unoesbouptfo0t.- =
Gin Seiud in Der Dobnune pom 6oroI's :
l1renfein in Dafbiu9ton. =


Die &0rper Der MenI9en gu berni4ten, 10
erbaue i9 &ir4en, um lire Seslen 5n ers
retten."
Sein ritter @o6nIiB in Mmerifu mar
philadelphia, no ct elm neutrality-suspicious.
Oes 9roBen 6inaucsrs Gobert Wtorris, zines
Der l1nter3ei9ner Der l1nab6dngi9feitsertldz
run9, mar. Na9 @eorsetopn fam er auf
@eranlafung bon 9rd1tOent Sefferfun, Der
NIT i6m intim befreunbet mar, unb er Tdlug
bort iein 6eim in einsm 9auie am @beiaz
peotez un0 SbiozGanaG, nabe Der Mqudbuttz
Bride, auf. 9iefes 9aus, bas nD9 6sllte
fte6t uno Teiner5eit in eirem ber %porne6m1ten
&iertel Der Sta0t lag, tpurbe BON linn felb1t
erbaut. BORT pfegte i'm Sefferfon bdufig
gu BEL u9en, unb ba 8eiDe leibenI9aftli4 bic
8sigs ipielten, 10 Der6ru4ten tie man9e
@tunbe nit Der Pfte9e Der Mufif. 5pdter
mar @eneral 2ofapette in bemielben 9aufe
elm @aft Der Nittne 6oruG's. Gin Cont
meriib Der 5praGf9en 6umilie, ettpu so Biz
70 Qctes groB, lag in Spring 9ia", brett
peftli9 BPM @eOrgetopnz@ DGese, tpo bic
olte &a~nonenqisBeret ftanb, unb befinbet f9
mod beute i'm 8eIib Der Sdmilie.
gu Nnfung bes isbigen Sabr9unberts
buute Gpra1 Elm brittes 9uus an Der beuts
Ounbarton Ioenue 9enannten StraBe in
Bets ui6in9ton, ats 9o93eitagslGent fit
feline 3p6ter Murp Qnne SoraG, tpelde Suz
mlel Wfc9fnneD heirat6ete unb bas etn3t9e
bon 5tpei &inoern tpdr, bu5 iiber bas Su9enb=
alter 6:ndusfam. 9i,ies intereHante alte
8o616ous, in pel9em flint 9enerationen
getpO6nt BADEN, 1T iebt @iSsnt5um bon
2ieut. G6art,8 Mcgartenen, Der cine
@nfelin Mc&inneD's ais Satin bsimz
fii6rte, @s entbdlt pisle ~tpertboo1e Orb
itiide unO 6amilie1zPortrdts lit aus 3iez
gsln auFgsfiibrt unb BON einem, 5urb cine
Gteinmulter eingef9loKenen ~9erdumigen
8arten unb 6of umgeben.
Die i~nierefqnteiten grbItiide iinb o;eGei9t
3tp:i l1br:n, BON benen Die cine, eine Stanbz
ubr, elm 6o43eitsgsf6ent Der &Onigin Wlarie
Q[ntotnette BON i6ren gltern, aus Marmot
unb Sob beitebt unb, pbpobI nur Is 3oG
6o9, 10 i9ner lift, buB man tie nun mit
Mii6e nit beiben 6dnOen 6eben fam. Sn
ben geiib 6oruG's fam bieie 1br aGs Elm
@ef9ent bDn 9ouo. Morris, benz Marie Nnz
toinette berI4iebene ibrer tpettbOp1ften Gu
Gen in Obbut CAB, oIs ie i'm Srtanon fir
lire perf0nlibe @i4erbeit gu firdten be-
gam. 9us N6fommen mar, baB btefe Sc
9enitdnbe 9at15 in ben 8eiib bon 9ono. Morz
RIG iibergeben %fOlten. penn ibre f4fimmiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

ben Sp6n. Die 3tpeite Der e~ripG6nten lt6ren,
mod Glteren urfprun9S, bd ie etna gu
Nnfung beg II. %Sabr6unberts angefsrtigt
tpurbe, it ei1e t%Oftbure, prG9tig emuillirte
unb bon 278 @beGiteinen eingefaBte SdY4enz
ubr. l1rfpriin9li3 tparen es $50 Steine,
oo3 iinb 5pei baDon DerlOren 9~e9ungen.
Die u6r fam por ettpu 100 eSabren in ben
8eiib SoruG's bur9 eiren 9s6cimz
niBoollen Sremben, benz er mun6en
6reunOf@uftsbienit 9~eleiitet unb Der fe
ibm uls 3ci3en Der N4tung unO
9onf6arteit 5uriid9elaifen bate init Der
gemertung, buB es elm altes @rbItiid
lei. Mun permutbet, buB Der Sremoe Elm
%oerbannter frun3Oiif9er 4beliger mar. Der
tpdbrenb Der S9redensberrf9aft nu9 Nme=
rita flo6. Die toftbare 1br ldBt ou9 nit
St6erbeit auf einen bebeutenben Rei9tt6ul.1
Oes frii6sren 8efibers fdlieBen. sic lit nod
beute Elm ausgeaei9neter 3eitmeRer, uno an
gefi9ts ibres biitorii@en unb tiinitleriIGen
@ert6es but bus n@mitbIonian Snftitute"
f9on felt 2angem fein Nuge barauf geipors
fen.
8on ben Portrdts ftnb apei in eigenz
t5Imli4em Sarbenton ge6altene &reibe3ei9z
nungen, 6errn 5ora1 unb feline Satin bar@
~ftelenb, bemertenstpertb. sic ftnb bas Wert
zines beriibmten frun50Iti4en 8iinitIsts, Der
gu 4nfdng bieIes Sabrbunberts Qmerita be-
reiite unb ettpa Elm 9ubenb d6nli6er 3euaen
feinet &unit binterGieb. SIN Sabre 1904
tpurben bon bieien @rapOns &u~pfetp.atten
angefertigt, tpel9s nit gang befonoerer Sc
ihidli9teit o~usgefiibrt finb.
Inter benz alten porae1angeI9irr in ber
Mc&innebYden 8obnftdtte falen Defenders
mebrere Gierbe6er ouf, tpie ie in @uropu
ouf benz Griibitiidstii9 gang unb sabe finO.
Gin iroif4es SiI9zG erotce BON 200 @tiiden
lit mertpiirbi9er Weiie nod bolitdnOig erz
6alten unb pirb in einem berT9loHenea8lesz
f9ranf auf6epabrt, ben 2tut. Mc@artenep
DEFENDERS gu benz 3ped onfertigen lieB, ra9z
Dem CT entbedt bate, baB ipd6renb ietner
NbpeIen6sit fir ldngere 3eit bas fnrbige
DienitpsrIonal bas aGte 9ef4irr buau benllbt
hate, ben 9unben lift Sutter gu %ferDiren,
rtpsit bus rpsl&e @ef6irr gu gut bu3u fei", tpie
1i6 bic 2eute ousbriidten. Nnbsre na[te
MD6e1" Iinb elm 1dngli6er Spiegel, auf beiIen
oberen 9dlfte cine Nnii4t BON Mount Ser
ron gsmolt III, 5pei ri9pebii4e Sefen@, bic
6oraG in ieiner 9ieBerei fir Seffer1on 9e>
gpfen bate, Die iebo6 niAt lire 8eitimmunq
erfiGten, neil tie ni9t orbent!i9 bei5en tpoG=
ten, unb berglei9en mebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

perbe. Ser 5etnb befunb fi4 bereits ouf
Dem Ne9e na9 berielben, als er ourG einen
pl0Bli4en Sturm uufge6olten nno ben ieiz
mem 3sl nbgelenft purOe. Die CUR Grfulz
lung Oie7es @eliibbes erbaute Stride 1T ieitz
benz ouf Soften Der @emeinbe Dergr0Bert
nprben un0 Elm 8ermd9tniB 6eS Gnfels
5Oru1's, beite6enb aus einem angren3enoSn
@runbfid, pirb nod cine peitsre Gerz
grDBerung erm0gGt9en. Sine origineQe unO
f4lugfertige Nntport CAB Soraq einmdl
einem Mlit9Giebe Der rMet6oOiiten Gonfez
ren3", Die er in feinem 9aufe in @eOt9etoipn
su bepirt6en pflegte, ols berieibe i'm in
f4er5bufter Neiie frdgte, ipte ct es ocnn NIT
feinem 8etpifen berein6uren t0n1e, Dab ct
gu 9lei9er 3eit bas @pungelium oes 5riez
bens prebige unb Morbinitrumente fubri5ire.
DMenn id aanonen mube," fagte Ct, linn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

YAon b~enienigen perTonen, bersn Nunen
~ nit Der friibetsn 9ef4i6te Der @tobt
8uT6ingtpn unb i6rer ~3n;Gingsitabt
@eorgetopn eng perpobsn ftnb, nebnen nDbl
tpenige cine 10 berborragenOe Gtels elm, pie
Genrp 6DruG BON M~onmout6i6ire, Gngz
lamb, Elm neutrality-suspicious., Der frii6er Der
@efte Der Weslepuner angeb0rte, ieoo9 gum
Met6obitent6um iibertrat. gt9t reriger
uls feds &ir6en in Dem 0iitritt Columbia
purben BON inn erbaut, Ii. a. aud bic
n8Dunbrpz&ir9e" an Der @de ppn IA. unb
Gz5traBe, an Die fih cine interefante Gntz
fte6ungsgei4i4te tniipft.
Torau mar Der @rite, Der in bieien 2anbe
8anonen aus S4mieOeeiien bsriteQte. @r
mar Elm iebr tpobI6a6enber mann (3u elmer
s3eit mar er Der @igent6iimer bon boG6
@eOrgetoipn) unb beiaB unter anberem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

8efir6tungen betreffs i6res @9idfals elm
treffen iO1ten. Die ltbr gebt, obpob1 I4on
nu9e3u anOertbul6 S~ubr9unoert alt, nod inn
mer ie6r gut uno i6r Salagperf perfinbet
nod beute Die Stunbe NIT Oemfelben tpo6lz
tlingsnben Son, ME gu 2eb5eiten Der unz
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besfel6en Namens bie@ntoedung ma9te, baB
6ur4 cine 9%erldngerung Der I6rfeber bic
unglei6en 8i6rationen Der n1nru6" ausgez
gli9en perben t0nnten unb INN befen vbolz
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men in Nmerifa ben Nanen 19rei6en, paren
bic berii6mteften ltbrma9er Sruntrei9's,
unb bur6 me6rere @enerationen binbur9
oererbte fih berfel6e 8eruf bonn Batter auf
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tpert6oo1en @igentbum cine unmitteltar
peitIi4 BON Dem ieBigen SeiuitenzGoGe g,z
Iegene 8~anpnenfabrtt, Die ein3ige, nelGe baz
mails Iibli6 bDn philadelphia e%riftirte. Sn
bieier 6abrit nurben Die 8anoncn fir bic
umeritanii9e Qrmee ipd6renb BEG 3rieges
bOn 1912 gegofen unb Die S4luGt an griez
lee lpurOe fOgar ber3Ogert, Biz SOroI bic BON
Der 8egierung BEL inn betelten 8anpnen
~fertiggeteut unb nuf S6ienfubesperten an
Srt un6 @tele gei4afft bate, DIS i'm
Sabre 1914 bic @ngGdnber in @dibington
einriidten unb bas capitol urb onbsre If
fentli9e 8ebdube berbrannten, befanb ii9
audi biefe 8anonen9ieBeret, bon Der ~io5uIaz
gen bas Wo61 unb We6e bes 2anbes abiding,
in GROCER @efabr, unb i6r Gtgent6iimer t6at
bnmuIs bas feierIi9e @eIiibOe, buB er cine
Stride bouen NOBLE, tpenn Die 5abrit gsrettet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

peIbem Gonfucius unb Mencius eeborsn
purben, 9eitorben unb begru6en iinb, uno in
benz bic italienii4e MifiOn, tpel9s bafeibe
frii6er innebatte, gar feline @rfOl9e GIT er5ie=
len i'm Stanbe getpeien mar. Dem Satt
unO Der QusOauer Der OeutI4en Wfiiliondre
mar es 9elungen, bic fi4 ibnen entgegenIieG=
lenben S4pierigfeiten gu iiberpinoen, unb
nod i'm leBten 5ribjubr trafen Die aufris=
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Die in Sbantun9 ermoroeten
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Die beiben MifTionGre Seure unb glies, bi.
i'm 9ienIte i6res @luubens i'm fernsn Oit=
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