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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-04
STATE OF ONO, ITY OF TOLEDO, /
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LUCAS NOUNlAs
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of f. j.
Cheney & Co., doing bus ness in the city
of Toledo, county aud state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure,
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to defOre me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. d., 1886
A. w. GLEASON,
ISeal, Notary Public,
Halls Catauh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are this best.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-04

Old newspapers tor sale at the
IeXarkanian office. ALI.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-04
Rnodhealth.I

DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists VI der a positive
guaranJ 2, FIRST bottle
benefits 0r money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF ne heart and
nerves I oe. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-04
"HoneSt Labor Bears
a LoUely Face. "

There is nothing more
pleasing to look upon than a
hearty rudy face, gained BY
honest toll. They are the
SaVtng of the nation, these
toilers of both sexes, struJ-
Cling for daily bread.
Pure blood makes them able 10 keep up
the daily round of duty at home, shop On
store. II the blood has tahi or i7i-
purity 0, a run eoJUn feeling comes on,
The one remedy Is Hoods Sayaparll.i,
Americas Greatest Medicine for the blood.
Poor Blood --" "SNy blood 4uas so
poor that n hottest gOeaffer I fell cold.
Hoods SarSapariia made me quarm. n Is
ne rght thing n the T0hi piaee." HaRe
j 9ayior, Woodsiogpg, ~ l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
IS BACK AMONG HIS PINE BLUFF FRIENDS AGAIN
 RECALLING
PAST "REMINISCENCES.
eIf the Republican Are Satisfied With the Recent Elections, I
 Am" '" Says the Senator.

Senator and Mrs. James K. Jones 83rived in the city Wednesday after- noon. They are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. '. Saunders.
 The Senator is en route to Chicago where lie will attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Democratic Committee. He leaves this afternoon for Little Rock, where he will go direct to Chicago arriving there Sunday.
 The Senator while in conversation with Graphic reporter this morn ing said:
 Wei, sir, 1 am more than pleas ed to be mingling among my old friends. Arkansas is 8 great state. I can add nothing to her glory by what 1 might say. 1 can, however, assure you that Arkansas always agrees with me. Especially is this true since my return to the State. l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
4 QUIET WEDDING
Was That of Mr. J. c. Atkinson and
 Miss Jamie Knox.

This afterLo oon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Mr, J.C. At. kinson and Miss Jamie L. Knox were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Y. Carr, of Riverside church. Only few intimate friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson left or the Valley train for St. Louis, where they will spend ten days honeymoon, after which they will return 10 Pine Bluff. They will be at home to their friends at the residence of the brides parents, 612 West Fourth.
 MT. Atkinson is one Of the oldest engineers on the Cotton Belt system. He linked his fate with railroad life in 1887, since which time he has been in this city. He is man of means and enjoys large acqaain- tance of friends here.
 Miss Knox is the amiabe and ac- complished daughter of Mr: & Mrs. L. Knox. She has endeared herself to all who know her. She is a young lady of many excellent traits and accomplishments. Society loses one of it's gems i0 tbe mar rage of Miss Knox.
 The Graphic wishes Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson a life of happiness unal loved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
TIE NEW MASTER MECHANIC
Causes Many Changes to Take Place
 at the Shops.

MT. Johnson, the new Master Me- chanic of the Cotton Belt shops at this place, who arrived Wednesday in Superintendent Britton's private car, has caused several changes to take place at the shops.
 MT. Tom Ory, who has long been connected with the office of the Gen. eral Master Mechanic here. has been removed to the Superintendent's office.
 In the future the engineers aud fremen will be under the iurisdic. tion of the Superintendent. For merly they have been under the Master Mechanic.
 Mr. c. J. Lake, of Jonesboro, re. lieves MT. R. E. Agnee as dispatch CT here. Mr. Agnee has resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
q FORGOT IT,
Jordan's Excuse for ''Totin'
 Razor.

Wednesday evening Judge J. H. Garrett's court was the scene of quite an interesting trial.
 The negro Webster Jordan. who was arrested on the charge of bur giary and was at the instance of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Har- rison released, only to be charged with the offense of carrying con- cealed weapons. was tried by jury before Judge Garrett. Jordan was represented by Attorney Hunt. His excuse for carrying razor was T forgot it.' He was out enjoying the solitude that the woods afforded him when arrested.
 The jury, after hearing the evil dence and arguments of counsel, failed to agree. The trial will come up again Friday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

Mark Hanna using m unlimited amount of money in Ohio. and in addition thereto their persuasive force with Federal patronage it's no wonder that Ohio vent as it did. ''
 "I am," said he. 'sorry indeed that Mclean got beat, for l expect cd him to ne elected"
 'As to Kentucky" said Senator Jones, we will beyond any ques- ton carry triumphantIy to victory for Democracy in 1900.'
 The senator enjoys joke as well as men who live and grow fat on such. Reyerting back to the days when Maj. Clifton k. Breckinridge was running for congress, the sena= tor tells very interesting story. It was when Isom Langley was run hing on the Populist ticket. He was supported by the Republicans. Senator Jones received t telegram to be at Dewitt to meet Langley. He immediately started, but en- eountefed great many diff enlties in reaching his destination. The hardship which, the senator re- marked, worked afterwa ards to his benefit was theeonduetort taking him for Langley. The senator said it was so good he could not refrain from telling it whenever and wherever he got the opportunity. In the elec- ton the joke worked a hardship for Langley.
 The senator looks the picture of good health. He is meeting all his friends today. We wish him con- tinued good health, but like him, re- garding his weight, we hope he won't get any larger. for he is a big man already, both physically and ID public life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
OF THE DEATH OF HOOVER WHICH HAPPENED NEAR
 MAIDEN, MO.
A S0LIPH0NE REPORTER
Interviews Passenger About the Affair, Also Conductor
 Tucker.

$. c. Taylor, a laboring man who says his home is 1t Harris station, near Union City. Tenn. was a pass enger from Cairo to Paragould on thesCotton Belt train No. }. Sunday and yesterday told q Solophone re- porter a story concerning a fight which took place between Condnc- tor Tucker and D passenger on the train between Maiden, Mo, and Ko- mo. the station just above.
 The passenger boarded the train at station immediately above Ko- mo, ,and wanted to go to Maiden but liked five cents of having sufficient money to pay his fare He told the conductor that he was a bridge car- penter in the employ of the company and rendered him all the money he had, in payment of his fare to Mall den. The conductor refused to car- ry him to Maiden for the amount, and returned him the money above his fare to Komo, instructing him to get offthe train at the latter place. Whether the man got off the train or not is not known, but after the train passed Komo and the conduc-
 tor again came around, the man
 was still on board. The passenger insisted that the conductor carry
 him the number of miles all his money called for, while the eonduc-
 tor told him he had ordered him to get off St komo, and asked him why
 he had not done so. An altercation
 between the carpenter and conduc- tor ensued, and the conductor seized
 the rnan by the,shouldtr and dragged him to the platform. The man re-
 sisted, and was struck over the head with the conductors lantern. He chung to the iron rods on the plat form, and the conductor returning to the car, secured the heasy fire shovel, and again struck the inan, knocking him from the train.
 The passengers aboard the train | are said to have made indignant protest against the conductors treatment of the man, and finally so warm dld matters become that the conductor consented to back the train and endeavor to fDd the eject 1 ed passenger. The train was run
 ba,k five or six miles, and the car
 penter was finally found laying be- side the track on the embankment.
 Eit her his head struck tie which
 wsls lying near the track, or the blow from the ire-shovel fractured
 bis skull, for he was fodnd to be bad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
THE DEFENSE BEGINS
With It's Witnesses in the Knight
 Murder Case.

The State, in the case of State of Arkansas against ". T. Knight, charged with murder in tte first de- gree by indictment, concluded its testimony late Wednesday evening. This morning the witnesses for the defense were on the stand, and will, no.aoubt, occupy today and part of Friday, The case in all probabil- ity will go to the jury late Friday night or Saturday morning. Tie case IS an interesting one and is be- ing fought hard by both sides.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
STARS STARTED
To Fall This Morning Between and
 3 O'Clock,

Capt. Hudson reports that the meteoric shower, for which he has been watching for three nights, put in an appearance between 2 and 3 o'clock this (Thursday) morning. If it had not been for the hay con- dition of the atmosphere the dis play would have been a creditable if not fine one, but on that ac- count only the brightest ones were visible.
 The meteors radiated from the lowest point of the Constellation Leo and all from very near the same place. There is but little doubt that the shower was much finer in the southern hemisphere. Only four meteors were plainly visible, but several others appeared very faintly.
 The earth will not pass from the zone occupied by the meteors before the 17th, and should t be clear to- night, parties who watch the cas- tern heavens from 2 to a. m. will doubtlee be rewarded with 8 sight that but few people of Pine Blu if will ever see again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

tinuous exhibition, lasting one hour and half. Many new and inter estlng pictures will be shown. Dewey land and naval parade, war scenes, humorous pictures and many others. Don't miss it.
 i very largely attended prayer meeting was held last night at the hall of Merrill Institute. MT. Dan iels made delightful talk and good was enjoyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

have increased in wei ght since l have been here and l don't encourage the fact; am as heavy as 1 desire to be.
 You want to knew what 1 think about the recent election" said the Eenator. Well, it is most favora- ble to the Democratic party. If the Republicans are satisfied with the elections, certainly I am. The re- turning of Maryland to the fold of Democracy and the winning of Ne braska is an omen that bids no good for the present administra- tion,
 The Ohio election is one that speaks volumes for Democracy while to the administration it must carry unpleasant foreeoding. The majority of the votes in Ohio is against the administration.
 ntinuing the senator said: "With President Mckinley and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
DASTARDLY DEED WAS THE COLD FLOODED MURDER OF PARTHENA
 ROGERS.
ON THE CRAWFORD PLACE
Turner Johnson Avenges Socie- tvs Snub With a Double
 Barrel Shot Gun.

News has just been received of one of the most cold blooded mur- ders aud dasta~dly deeds ever re- corded in the annals of criminal his. tory, within this or any other coun- try.
 On last Tuesday, a week ago, Par thena Rogres, eolored, was shot and instantly killed by Turner Johnson, eolored. The first intimation of the killing, which occurred at the Cfaw- ford place, in this county, was brought by Elisha Rogers, father Of the victim of Johnson.
 The officers were notified here by Rogers land they have instituted search for the murderer, who is at present enjoying his liberty.
 The story and the cause of the killing, with the facts as ascertain ed from Elisha Rogers are about as follows:
 On the Crawford place the ne- groes have social society club. They We're recognizing it with new members and preparing new rules and regulations which were to gov ern the society. The details of the organization, at the instance of the members of the club were placed in the hands of Parthena Rogers. The plan pursued in organizing did not suit the convenience of one Turner Johnson; his name was omitted from the list of social lyons and he did not like the rebuke and took except ions thereLo by going to the hone of Parthena Rogers and remonstra- ting with her about the omission of his name from the clubs list. Not many moments elapsed, however, before hot discussion was in full blast, it lasted very short time when after Johnson provoking Par thena, and accusing her of several matters regarding the omission of his name, which as her father says, she was not guilty; she then took exceptions to Johnson's language and slapped him. This irritated Johnson to such an extent tbat he began to reyolve in his mind de- sign for revenge. It was thought by Johnson's victim, that the mat- ter was ended. Not so, however, for Johnson repaired to his home and procured a double-barrel shot gun,
 He waited an opportune moment for his double-handed aud cold blooded murder. About dusk of the same evening, which was week ago last Tuesday, when the neighborhood, on the Crawford place, in and around the vicinity of the killing, was wrapped in silence, and Parthena Rogers stalding on the threshold of her little home, the report of shot gun vibrated upon the stiffness of the night. The whole neighborhood was aroused and busied themselves seeking the murderer and the causes relative to the killing. The latter was soon explained by the father of the girl. but the calculating murderer had successfully oafled the pursuit of the people and evaded the clutches of the law, and is up to this time fugitive from justice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

ftt-tAi e5 ~S .+Ns>,s- r T 4A1H 'atess v port must have been wrong" What
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

It has developed that J. ". Segars did Lot attempt suicide, but blew out the gas and thought it was all right. The yesterdays St. Louis papers chronicled this fact.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16

Capt. B. E. Benton and wife were visitors to Little Rock yesterday n attendance at the wedding of Miss Mary E. Walker to Mir. Alfred D. Mason
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-16
Y. M. C. A. NEWS.

Don't forget the wargrapb pie lures at Merrill Institute to- night at S:30. There will be a con-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

lle6er ben 9roBen Nuff9ipung beg Sit
oens pdbrenb Oieies Sabr5ebnts ma4t baS
ugaep Yprt Sournal Of Commerce" einigt
interefante Mtttbeilungen. 0enielben gu
folge tparen in ben @uoftddten i'm Mugui
borigen Sa6res 100000 8aumpol1ens
Spinoeln in Sbdtigteit, gegen nun
1,725,O00 i'm Qusuit 1890. Sbre Bail
bate fi4 aIio in a4t Sabren rei4li4 berz
boppelt.
AuBerbem bat bas SournaG ermittelt,
baB augenblidli9 fiinf5ig neue 8aumipolz
unb anoere Sabrifen i'm 8au begriffsn,
ober baB bic gldne bafiir fertig iinb unb
6us Sapital bereit 1T. tpobur4 bic 3abI
Der Gpinbeln UNI tpeitere 100000 bermebtt
unb cine Nuslage BON 81 100000 be1ur=
1a9t tperben tpirb. Serner tperben 80 be-
reits befte6enbe Embellishments Die 3abl
i6rer @pinbeln Inn 100000 pergr0Bern, 10
baB am @nbe bes @pmmers bic .3a6l Der
Spinbstn i'm Giiben auf nabe3u 5 9liliOz
men gstpa9fen 1ein pirb.
@pn Der 3unabme entfG1t Der grDbt'
She'll = $4,000 ne1e 5pinbeln = auf
Gii6=Gorolina; bann folgt NOrb<@arolina
nit $4,000. Die bier in 8etraht ge3o=
genen 5abriten probu3iren entpsosr 8aum>
ipolenz8drn pber &attun. Aber es pers
ben AUDI @trumpf= unb @tridpaarenz6a<
brifen gebaut, unh mar ipri4t ipgar ben
elmer Seibenfabrif.
0as 1T in Der Shut zine bD4it rrf:eu@
li6e Wenbung Der 9inge fir ben 9ii0en,
tpel9er augeni9einliG begriffen bat. baB
Elm 2anb beut3utage ntht me6r gebei9en
fam unn 8uriidbleiben muB. tpsnp es iid
ausI9lieBlid auf bas gr3eug"n un6 ben
@erfauf bon 8oOenprobuften tiibt. Cine
neue Mera bes @oblitdnbes fiji unierc
8aumtpolenitauten 1T angebro4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

bort rei9li9 %bor6anbenen Steinfo9len SOL
qenbes 6ehauptet o6er Dermutbet: DE &oble
auf Der 8GreninfeG perbe bon berielben 8ez
I6~ufffen6eit fem, nte Die uuf5pibbergen, bic
i6le6t brenne, nenig tpGrme unb unerbOrt
qualme. 8ieGei6t 1T Die auf Der 8drenz
inieG aber etpas 6eier. 9o8 au9 tpenr
2eBteres nidt Der san TT, bietet Die 8drenz
INTEL nod @ort6etGbuftes ge1ug; auBer Dem
bereits NngefIbrten audi betrd9tli3e PbOsz
p6atlaser. Sbr ebeniu taftbO1er pie unerz
tparteter @rpsrb lit elm neuer 8etpeis fir Die
@eltumfidt Des beutI9en 8aiiers unb iei@
ner &egRrung. Spfer erforbert oieier @r%
perb muir gang %tpenige, unb an Slut, 9lei4
ben @ingangs bieIes Nrtitels ertpd6nten @rz
f%perbungen, gar feline.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

1iffippi unb bon Der Mobtlez8ai. OieIe
beiben SeemGrner tdmpften llnb iiegten ses
gen bur9aus ebenbirtige Seinbe. 1n0
Sdrrdgut iiberpanb audi, als ct an ben bei@
ben e%bengenannten 8ldben gegsn feinbli6e
8riegsf4iffe anriidte, biel grDBere 9inberz
niffe als 9etpep. 8eber i'm Miifiiippi mod
in Der Sal BON Mobile bate er es 10 be-
QUEEN ipie 9epep i'm Sabrpafer CUR Muz
nilaz8at, tpo btefem bas feinbli9e MrtiIz
leriefeuer ni9ts dn6aben fonnte. Spnbern
5arragut muBte i'm 1lnteren MiifiIfippi erit
f9pere &Gmpfe nit ben feirtbli9en 8efeitiz
gungen unb Grandchildren beite6en, e6s
ct unmittelbar bic feinbli9en S9tffe am
greifen unb lie bunn berni9ten tonnte. Mm
Gin9dnge in Die 8ai Dpn M1obile aber bate
es Sarragmt ni9t nur nit 1tarten, bic
tapfere uno gut gefi6rte feinbli9e Slotte
bedenben 9efefti9ungen, fonbern audi NIT
Get6en bon Wetnen un6 Sorpebos gu tbu1t.
ltnO bo9 iiberipanb er bur9 feline 9etpaltige
&ibnbeit unb @ei9idli9feit bieie Climber
nife 1no ma9te Die feinbli4e 5lptte un@
I9doli9.
9ie g~erettete Union lieB es ni9t an Oantz
Bartlett gegen ibrea groBen Seebelbsn feb
len. Nber bic gerechte 8etpunberung fir i'm
GuBerte 5t9 niemals in toaen 1ebertreibunz
gen tpie iie 9epeb ~gegenii6er gu Sage trez
ten. 9u9 bate es Der gonereB NIT Der
8elo6nung S~arragut's teinestpegs 10 etlig
tpte nit Der 9epeD's. @rit 5pet Sabre na9
ben leBten ieiner grpBen 8riegstbdten tpnrbe
fir Sarragut berienige @bmirulsrang gez
f4affen, ben 9epeb felt MOnaten inne
6at.
8etra6ten mir aber gar bic Solgen Der
Siege Der beiben Seebelben! Die Siege
5arrdguPs, bes @blen, Der, obglei9 ein
Siiblider, unerf6iitterli9 Der Union treu
blieb, BADEN duf's 8eientGihite CUR @ieberz
beriteIung ber Union, our @r6altmng Der
grOBten Gepublit, beigetragen. Ser elm
3ige Sieg 9epeD's aber 9at - tpenn aptd
obne bic S3ulb 6tefes @ee6eloen = Die
&epnblif in ibr fur4tbares p6ilippiniides
4benteuer bertpidelt, Oe1Ien gnbe ni9t abz
3ufeben 1T.
8ie an bieier un6eimli9en @erpidlung,
10 1T Der brabe 9epep au4 an Der nit inn
getriebenen Nb9Dtterei, gegen bic er i9pn
10 oft @erpabmlng e~ingelegt bat, unf4ulOig.
limb feinen @bel1inn betunbete er ia audi ba=
bur9, baB er tein Pra6tbaus fir feline
Perfon, fonbern Elm 6eim fir tranfe unb
oientuntii9tige Matroien min. @ber 3eit
tit es enbGi4, baB gegen feline @ersDtterung,
bu ie auf Soften zines Sdrragut bpr ith
gebt, i'm berniinftigen She'll Der PreIfe g;nz
1pru9 erboben pir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
@efabrltae eOstalrepolmttomare.

So5ialiitii9e unb communtitif4e 9enter
begriiBen bas iebi9e ameritanif9e Sruftz
WeIen nit 6reuben besbalb, neil tie in biefer
@ergefelf9aftung bes &upitals mnb Der
probuttion in ben 9dnoen 8eniger Die
ginleitung 5u benz anberen @rtrem, ndmlid
gum l1ebergdng Der Nrbeitsmittel unb oes
observation-disclosures in hen @efammtbeiiB
Der arbeitenben Mufen erbliden.
8On biefem Stanopunfte aus beiBt du4
Der io5ialtitif@e 8iirgermeiIter Sones bon
Sole0o bic Sruits piIfommen. Gr 19reibt:
sd iebe in benz Ma9stbum bsr Srufts
Elm Nn3eihen hes Ma9stbums Der f~o3ialen
8epe9nng na9 benz @plectibismus BIN"
Was lit aber @plectiptsmus Mnberes aGs
bic 9eriteQung gemeiniamen @igentEums
Der 9eiammtg elf9aft an Brobuttionsz
mttteln, un6 3tpar @runb unb 8oben nit
eingei3loHen?
Ser 8iirgermeiter bon Solebo ipirb nod
etpas beutli9er, inOem er fagt: bic Srnits
gum 8Drtbeit Weniger unb our 8erme6z
rung Der 3a9l Der NrbeitsloIen miiBten in
einen 9eIammttruIt p~ertpanbelt perben, an
ipel4em bas 8pGt als fol4es, als @eTammt=
6eit, bet6eiligt iet nit @emeinfamteit be1
Probuttionsmittel unb Der @ertbeilung Der
9ro0uttionsergebnife. 8as 1T bas aber
@nberes uls bic io5iaItFii4@cOmmuniftti9e
@eieqf3aft?
Sn ibrer blinben @ier, bic 9roouttion
un0 tire GrtrGgnife in ben 9dnben Weni=
ger gu con3entriren, arbeiten bic Srlfs auf
bas f4nurgerabe @egentbeil befen BIN, mas
iie mollen, namli& auf Elm @efeGi6aftsz
ipftem, in pel3em ie feIbit beiiBlos in Der
Mafie unb in beren Gemeinbeiib ut1terseben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

i6rer @eIunb6eit better 3utrdgGi4 tit; fotpie
boB es i6nen unter ben b%eite6enben 8prz
f6riften unm0gGi4 gema4t 1T, ii4 ie gu be-
trinfen. Die Mebr5abl Der Soloaten 5iebe
iebt bic Iuftige urtb reinli4 ge6ultene SAM
tine, mo ie &arten unb Brett ipielen, unb
bic .3eitungen Ieien fOnnen, ben f~ttntigen
&neipen unb ben nieDrigen San3locdlen bor,
in bic fe frii6er getrieben fpuroen. InO iett
Der @infii6rung Der &antine feien AUDI ipe=
niger Safe bon Srunfenbeit 5u Der5ei3nen,
tpeniger s5GGe bon characterization unS
@rcefen unb peniger &rant9eiten pOrgez
tommen.
9us 1onte Die @6afsf0pfe, tpel3e bic
Solbaten Der &dntine unO elmer mtloen
@rfrif9ung in a~nitdnbiger l1mgebung be-
rauben m09ten, bo4 enoli4 5mr ger1nlrtt
b~ringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
SrieSrt@ WtiinG's Dtttteertiter Ge'
bmrtSta9+

Go| y u " !"
Mprqen perben es 6unbert Sabre, BAT
Sriebria Miin9, Der beribmte oeutihi
pionier Mtfoutt's, ge6Ortn puroe, llnf
pie mir bereits mittbeilten, miro Der SAG
auf bic Nnregung Der brdOen bret SO3rt
Sriebri9 Miin4's bin in benz lan9tdbrt5er
9eim bes 8eritorbenen, am Safe Greet
nu9e SuBotp i'm Warren @ountp in W2tia
Iourt tpiirbig ~begdngen tperoen.
Sriebri9 Miin9 puroe am Is. Sum
1899 gu Ni~ebergemiinhen IN Der 9ren3t
BPM @ogelsberg unb Der Wetterau in Del
befenbarmftGbtii den prpbtn3 S6er6effer
gebpren. 8is gu ieinem fiinf8ebnten SABRE
erbielt er feline 8orbilbung i'm 3erldnnter
| Oorfe bur6 ben 8ater, einen btelieitiJ &c:
biIbeten epuneelif9en @eiitGi6en, Der elm
| Nnaa6G BON &naben unterri9tete, UNI aui
benz pfarrgute lernte Sriebrt4 eu9 bic
bonn 2anbbau. SIM s. 1914 fam er tn'i
@DmnaItum gu 9armitabt, i'm S. 1918 al
S6eplog auf bic uniperfttdt 9ieBen. Nod
@rleOigung feiner Stubien purOe ct gu:
nd9t 9ausGebrer, Johann pfarrge4iilfe be
feinem 8ater unh na9 bes 8ater5 Sol
be7en 3a9foGgsr in NieOergemiinOen, Sci
iunqe @eiitGi9e ~perleugnete feline 9te6e g.
Srei6ett unb einem einigen 9eutidlanl
ni6t.
Qls fi9 nu9 Dem SebIi6lug Der 8rei:
6eits6emegungen bpn 1880 bic %02eattior
nod i~teigerte, enti6IoB itA 5rieOri4 Miind
our ~Muspanberung na9 Nmerifu.
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