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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
Canada Would Come of Her Own Accord

The Eagle in referring the many-sded character Of
C4naas population the other day mentioned the fact that
The province OF Quebec is wholly Latin English tongue
being unspoken and that religion is not that of the
taeshed Church Of England but that Of Rome as prso,
that at least that province nothing in common with
the mother country That third Of Canada has not only
always been French but it has been the pet Of the French
government formerly. as it the French people TODAY
Colbert the minister Of Louis XIV granted 500 Tires 7e
psre to the father in Canada living children and 90.
hvres 20 the father of twelve In fact both England and
France have encouraged emigration to Canada and cod
ding and encouraging that people 1850 under the
Ininistration Of Premier MERCER was passed giving
free lots Of leo each fathers HAD twelve chill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
The Peace Commission Should Come Home

The thing first whip the Tagas and then
dictate the terms of The peace treaty commission
of schurman with Agunaldo turning cannon presented
him by Dewey against volunteers is out Of place The
schurman commission the Philippines for the
of collecting information was TO have been
transmitted President Mckinley and not to supercede or in
enbarrass the American army. It looks af is
schuman had arrogated the entire responsibility
of the whole situation information is that he will
back home. There doubt that his COM
mission has discreded the work Of Generals Otis and
Lawon and that their have had the effect Of en-
couragng the insurgents rather otherwise No doubt
Prof schuan did what thought was for the very best
for his country seems that his leading Filipino
fierce subsequently by Aguinaldos orders
Spain for more than hundred years simply tempered with
The natives Of Luzon their men, at large merely
holding and controlling the seaport Of Manila IS the
United States is holding that city today But The United states
wants entire control nothing The schurman commits
sion had better come home and in the mean time OTIS be
reinforced by twenty thirty thousand additional soldiers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
GARFIELD COUNTY FAIR -
ISOLATION
To he Held at EnId, o. t, September
I3.I4.I5 andIG, 1899

Second annual meeting q the CARRIED
County Fair association 20 b. bed -
Enid. o. T.:
CONDITIONS
Entries 70 purse races close September !
E1tries 70 stake races cl7ss August L
Conditions OF stakes. Five ger cent 20
enter and an a1ditiousI per cent o.
stakes from each money winner. Tho FIST
payment Of entrance noney iu stakes e.
due June - &. second r7vuert jay e.
3: tlird payment. August T. 3. when
stake closes. Failure d make payments
when due fotfe.ts previous payments
Right reserved O. refund ard declare oG
stake and purses not G..i-E Esti-f.et1ry-
Eatrsnco - RAINING rares w.. -'oaa los-
itive.y ~ noon o1 ;ae taF before tas race.
The arE8cls;fan reserves tha r.g1F 20
change the p15fs-s1 ORDER = p-1E,ans.
% lute--lace heats. ard q pg-s o.
@ ia~s 81 a-T pace On a--s-at 1f ba1
weather o. z1y sthsr god ls4se.
30 horse p re-eva ze-e t1a1 CT
r7rrev 81 same -acs.
TIE distance Gag wlll - ~ the Esns 9.s
pace
Al races ~ - oae-m1e BEATS sesf
three e. See except % ar6 e yez--s-t-.
zrlca wili 80 hzlf-nie heate $40 %
three ard o1s-n-e BEATS $50 t1 t-res
resrestlVelT-
FIVE e. ra7-e - s-te- so ts-s- 20 start
zE - Repaired sa af1 pz-ss rare--
galer - tEe Aae- T-rftt-r srsr-.a-
,s5u. ~ ~ . zs are a sssa7e~ te sos-
Tas sztraa-a fss ~11 BE- 2. ler -azt 81
crrss racssL
~ p.-s.s AZ s.ske. - t-stfi-~ 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
The R-al Commando

= * Fit8ler1lIla W"fIeI
= service Journal recently a--.r,--ss
the approaching marriage e wing
.zaT. rae daughter % "Sr H.
C-n1Ed. comm au1irg tAe BectzA Gees
district ard Lady O-Dow6 Her 49,
sap has written % say that tbfs
mistake II Ire domestic circle i I. N.
VIA commando
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Jim Jeres father thinks that Jim give up prize
fighting and become preacher would be the correct
thing for him do. Anything bring Stuart George
Sler and Fftzsimmons the mourners bench.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

General Lawton is doing the thing in driving
the Flipnos reenessly rainy rainy season
The FHpnos should begin to understand vaguely by
time that The United states is not Spain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Agitation is potential thing in a republic. Mr. Have
meyer oonfesses that the Sugar Trust a
worth thrice what it is if it the sentiment
against trusts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

! Dewey has left Singapore for Ceylon- Il man
rested twenty-four day. Dewey doing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Jim Jefres has never been love- while he be-
yond reach Of his SEX Of other may
Vet break his heart
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

The cannon which Agunado has been using with such
deadly effect troops given him by Admiral
Dewey Dewey all right, but couldn't see any further
into into the future than the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

It viii not pay You to take sides Transvaal-
sa tight Legally ali right: morally he Is all
wrong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

One Of the kdnappers in New York has pleaded guilty
and VIII he used against the other kdnap-
If there promise of enency one con-
Tossing, a mistake has been made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

IS apparent other states where people
could better spend the time they usually making
Of Kansas and her cyclones building them caves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Dewey made distinct mistake when he presented can
10 Agulnaldo is refreshing know that Dewey
/ make a mistake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

General Law;on has FYlipnos going south and ne
should his hand and keep them gong THAI
T v-ay-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

There is soon to be review Of 100000 Chinese troops at
Picking The review viii be unless steps
on match and causes The army s,ampsds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Dom Paul he does not know what going happen
Instead OF guessing he might better
know whether he is going the right cncl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

II Great Britain ever lays hands TransvaaI
q whskzrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Mr. Nike 8I5rrissey Of ireland America
with a desire land James Juggeruaut Jeffries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
Love of an Indian Maid.


In every country where there is a high
bluff overlooking a stream or a valley,
there you viii find a lovers Leap"
Tradition and romance have woven tbout
these high promonitories that are told
and reteld, and they never lose by the
telling, however much they lose by the
writing.
There is a Lovers Leap" near Morse
Bluff. q thriving little village nesting
under the shadows of the high bluffs
overlooking the Platte Valley, ard about
this pretty spot has been woven ro-
nance that is worth the telling. Old set
tiers declare that they have heard ii
from the lips of the old Pawnee sachems,
and many a heart-sick maiden of Dodge
and Saunders counties has turned her
face toward Lovers Leap" and thought
of the leap TO death taken by Wah-ne-
taw-na, the Pawnee maiden who could
not live when the news came Of her
sweetheart's death in battle with the
brutal Brule Sioux.
And this is the romance as the pilgrims
heard it from the lips OF an old settler,
who solemnly declared that IT was told
TO him by an old Pawnee warrior whom
age had withered, but who lived when
Wah-ne-taw-na sprang 10 death and into
the arms OF her lover, who waited for her
| on the edge Of the shadowy happy hunt
ing grounds:
Wah-ne-taw-na was the only daughter
Of On-tapa, a minor chief Of the great
Pawnee tribes that once roamed the plains
Of Nebraska and chased the buffalo from
the Republican to the Bad Lands of
South Dakota
As Wah-ne-taw-na grew to womanhood
the fame Of her beauty spread among the
brawny Pawnee warriors and many came
TO ask her hand. But On-ta-pa dreamed
dreams Of the time when his beautiful
| daughter would be sought by the great
| chief Of all the tribes, and in his dreams
he rode upon the ponies paid for Wah-
ne-taw-na's hand and rolled himself az
night in the soft skins Of the buffalo slain
| by the skilled hand of the mighty chief,
| SO-ta-nah-mi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Enid Wave: Postmaster Buckles of this
city received notice Saturday last from
Washington that his salary for the COM
ing year, which begins uly KILL 1r(d
ing year which begins July l. will be
s.. 800. The salary has been $500 the past
year. The Enid office still belongs to
the third class The increase Of salary
was based on the sale of stamps which
reahced $500 the past year. Had the Of
flee Sold $500 more stamp the salary would
have been $3.50 per year more,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Apparently the Filipino who amigo an ozlEo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Wah-ne-taw-na knew the ambition Of
her father, but her eyes were only for
Sah-na- nah, a little young warrior
whose skill as a horseman was as wide
as the domain of his people, and whose
unerring aim was already the talk Of his
nation. But Sah-na- nah had no scolps
at his girdle, for he had not yet engaged
in battle with the traditional enemies Of
| his people. The Brule Sioux had not
| made a foray into the Pawnee country
| for number of years, and since their
| last onslaught the Pawnees had not felt
themselves 10 be strong enough to raid
| the territory of their old enemy.
When Sah-na-mah knew that the maid
! ems heart was in his keeping his own
heart rejoiced, for long had he worship
! ed at a distance the beautiful daughter
| OF On-ta-pa. He felt in his Indian heart
that the naughty On-ta-pa would refuse
the hand of his daughter to one whose
bravery had never yet been brought to
the test and so he bided his time.
Stolen interviews under the eYergreens
that line the bluffs overlooking the Platte
only served TO make the fame of love
burn brighter, for the heart Of the Indian
beats as does the heart of the white.
And upon the banks of the turbid Platte,
winding away like a silver ribbon in the
moonlight Of the summer night, Wah-ne-
taw-na promised her hand 10 Sah-na-
nah.
When Sah-na-mah mustered up coura &c
| to ask On-ta-pa for his daughters hand
| the wrath of the old chief was terri
| BILE.
who are you that dares to seek the
| hand of the daughter of the great On
ta-pa? Where are tn escalps of the enc
mics of your people? Where are the po-
MES that you have captured from the
terrible Sioux?'
And Sah-na-mah was forced to confess
that as yet he had never met the Sioux
| in battle, and forthwith he was dismiss
| ed from the presence of the chief with
words Of scorn and reproach.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Mi6aeG Gmit &oGinger, Der angeblide
8dttenm0rOer, pirb etnen 5peiten prp5eB
5n befteben BADEN. Die Surp, Dor Der er
in 3ihter GQrp's 9eri9t pro3e1iirt tpurOe,
muBte an @umitug entIaien tperben, neil
ite ii4 auf feinen WubripruA einigen fOnnte,
Die 8efAnoreren Derbielten ii9 iiber ben
Gang ibrer 8eratbungeu unb ebenIp
bardber, tpie fe geitimmt, iebr 3ugetn0pft.
Sbatia4e 1T ie0o9, baB Bel Der leBten OBJ
ftimmung feds 9ei9porene fir i9uIOi9
unb feds fir nidtf6ulbig tporen, Sci Der
Ibftimmung pOrber tparen fieben 9ei4mos
rene fir f4uGoig un0 flint fir ni6tf9ulbiJ
g%etpefen.
@toatsonipaGt 9eneen 1T iiber Dieien
4usgang bes PrO3efes febr enttduI4t unb
ertldrte, baB Rouinger's 3peiter Pro3eB in
Der uuernd4iten 3eit beginner piirOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Gus QanR6arReif.

MGuner, ,pel6e Seilru9 pom nerpOieu ober
sebetmen S9md9e3uitdn6en iu6en, fOuneu
lt6 pertraueuspou al 9errn g.. 6etnbmann in
Soboten, g. s., weuben. 0erielbe lttt iabrez
lang oil obi9en 3uitanben nub ma6te piele
i~titnte1 II. bsI. Out @atb einss oltem @esi}it=
lt6en 1polbte er li6 a1 eilien erfabrenen belt=
l@en Arst uub uurbe bur6 beiien ebrenbofte
unb 9ei6idte Sebanbluns 9riinbli6 9ebeilt.
0o 9err Seiutmann aus b%itterer @rfabruu9
tpeiB, ME i9pieris es lit, ben re6ten gtrat gu
tttben, 10 bait er es fir iei1e 4fli6t, ietnen
belti9en Qotbsleuten bur9 feline @rfabrung
3u niben unb ibnel ben ii9eren g8e9 our Set
lung gu weiieu. 9ule Oieient9en, wel9e ben
e%rrften @unl6 baben, tire poue &roft unb
@eiunbbeit wieber gu erlan9en, touten on
Serru Gbuarb 6einbmaun, 208 Mouroe Qlpe.,
6obOteu, 90. S., l6reibeu, unb merbeu Ote=
Ielben bann bic aepiini9te Nusfunft foiten=
frei III einfa6em @oupert er6alten. Wean be-
rufe it9 auf bteie 3eituus. slmilSmS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

&oQinger feG6t mar anf9einenb gana 3uz
frieben, e6enIO pie fein 8ert6eibiger, Qntpalt
s. Surtbmann.
Die Surp bate fi9 Jreitag Na9mittug
tur3 na4- bret u6r CUR 8erat6une 3uridge@
5ogen unb bebottirte fait bic gan3e
Na4t binburd. Der &f 5tpif6en ben
betben parteien mar Elm GuBerit erbitterter.
Sir Roqtnger Iegten ii9 buuptid4li4 bic
9ef4porenen SuIius !9epmanfon, @rt6ur
9er8 unb NiGiam 9aois in's 3eug, pd6renO
Die folgenben @ei9porenen bon Nnfang an
fir f3uIbig itimmten: @eorge @Gber, s. 8.
9ates, 6. s. 4Oams, S. SetI4er, 8, @bz
tpurbs unb $. %. @lenIter.
4Ge 8emibungen, cine @inigung 6erbeiz
aufi6ren, e~rpiefen iid aGs berge6li4, unb
&i4ter 8arp fab ii4 Sumitag 8ormitta9,
na4bem Sbmann @Gber i'm 0amen Ieiner
@oqegen ertIdrt bate, 0uB cine Ginigung abz
1olut nt4t gu erpurten lei, gen0tbigt, bic
Surb 3m entlafen.
entiaien.
Der Pro8eB gsgen GmiG Mi9aeG RoGinz
&c. begann am II. M1ui.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
DlSbIidber Oo6esfdu.

vWieber bat Der unerbittli6e Sob etnen
%unierer berborragenOen8iir9e in Der 8liit5e
ieiner Sabre binpeg9erdfft." - Oerurtige
Mitt6eilungen, bic mir beinabe tdglt4 / n
ben Spalten %unierer 3eitungen finoen, fors
bern gu ern1 tli9em Na9benten 6eraus. SIT
es uniere beutige Qebensneiie? Sinh es
otmpip6GrtI9e @intpirtungen9 Sinh es
anbere urIa9en9 0tele unO d6nli9e Sra
gen bei6dftigen bic mebt3inii@e @elt. Wir
polen 6ier ni9t i'm 0etail uniere Anfi4ten
Dem 2eIer bprlegen, Ionbern mo4ten nur
bemsrfen, baB Man9er, Der beute unter benz
STATEN ru6t, nod in u%nIerer Mttte peilen
biirfte, penn er ben Qe6ren Der Natur mebr
nu9gefommen unb gu ibren Mttteln feline
,3uflu6t 9enommen bate. Sin reines Sea-
tur6eilmitteI 1T iebo9 6Ornrs Qlpsntrduterz
8lutbele6er. Nus beri9ieoenen mebi5lntz
iben &rGutern, Wur3eln II. |. h.. berettet
uno ieber Contribution angemefen, 1tdrft
bieIes pflanaenmittel bas gauge @pitem uno
reoulirt bic oerIdiebenen Srgane. IS err
aielte in bielen 6G1en, tpsnn aqes Nnoere
fe6li9Gug, bic beiten &eI ultate, l11o bart oaz
ber nit &e9t e~mpfoblen peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

I'm tbeures, tbeures 9eID iinb fir UNI
iere berbeferten 6 ii ftenbefeFigun NJ
bic m obernf ten Sc If ii + ans
sef4afft poroen Nber es feblt an
SO unn@aft, INN ie i'm 5tanbe
gu balten. On Der atIanttf6en aiiTte,
am 8olf II. T. m. ftnb ni9t batb genuq
&rtiQeriiten CUR @teue, I'M fir bic @ez
i6iibe unb ibr 3ubeb0r gebOrig forgen 81
f0nnen; benin Die reguGGren Mrtilerieregiz
menter, tpel9e biefen 9tenft beIorgen foGz
ten, nerben in Wuntla, cuba uuo portr
&tco ols Snfanterie berpenbet Die neuer
@ei9iibe BADEN Mt1ionen g~efoitet; aDe1
nit ibrem feinen Me6anismus oerrotter
uno berroiten fte, neil es in ben Sorts an
Manni6aften feblt, I'M @ei9iibe, MaiAt=
men un0 Maueripert in sutem Stanbe 81
balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
unfere Wohenausoabe.

I mir Isnteu bic Nufmertfamteit unfersr
Esfsr uuf unfere DO4en : Nusgubs, lDeIhe
in Semtf9Ianr cine mad Sauienben' aGblenbe
Berbreialng bat unb groBes Sntereffe erreet.
sc t5nnten @ieGs ibren 8erpunbten nurd
Elm Announcement auf bus 8o9enblctt cine
5reube bereiten uno es finben audi DieIe
Srugen iiber bieige @er6Gltniffe, pel9e in
biefer 3eitnng eingebenb erDrtert tperben. auf
biefe Beife lire grlebigung Obne lunge 8rieTz
f9retbereien.
Die Wo6en : Nusgabs, uu9 Deutf9Gano
deer fpnit ing NusGunb berfonbt, foitet incl.
POrtO $500 per Sobr. i'm @orans subI'
Gar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Cine g 9ma8 iii Die omertfo=
Mi DE @eGbari It ofratte 1T bas

Cine Sdmu9 ii bic umerifoz
Milo @etharttofruti 1T bas
@e6abren Der @rGfin @aite1ane, Der
5petten So9ter bes Deritor6enen
SAP @DuGb bei ben f4dnbli9en 81 IL
peGeten n, tpelde am Sonntag BON FINER
8anbe &0nigli4geIinnter BEL 9ele6enbeit
Der Barrier 8ettrennen gegen 2pubet,
ben piirbigen g. Gfibenten Der
fron30{if6en &epub1if, begangen
tpurben. 9tefe nette So4ter Der amerita=
niI9en &epubltt mar BEL benz ioeben err
tpd6nten Gabou cine Der robaltIif6en
9auptlGrmerinnen. @eiG ie Pinen ~fran5O@
iti9en grdfGt9en 2umpen BON Der ToDaliz
ftenforte UNI feiner 5peifel6aften 8rofenz
frone tptqen gebeiratbet bat, 6dlt tie, Die
Scooter bes friiberen amerifanif3en Maus=
faIen6dnblers, Der als Spefulant Der rid=
Ii6tslofeften unb getpi1enlo1e1ten Mrt Elm
bielfa9er Miqiondr nurbe, ii4 fir bic blanz
b~Iitigite Der Srun50finnen, giebt leoo4 i5r
vbornebmes" 8lut nur bur9 po6el9uftig=
felt tuno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
WbIOGnt rein.

BE Sic 2l1tfntcrffantfett Der Se=
fer Der @oGlenats8Abt Ser vSHi=
tOiS Gtaats3ettmn8" &utro DterHttt
nttf ole att 0nSerer Stene D. SI. Der=
0Tentti@te elite oer Yr6Hticn fiir
1tnfere nnratSsaBGenSen MbOnme&t=
ten 8ert1tet+ GbenSafeIbT finS
aud ole 8eoineMm8en, 4tnter Senett
Ste Nr6uttett sur Wertbettwn8 Selat=
gen, tttt9et1ettt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

cSsm @tuat Stem gorf bat man ben 8rd<
berf d n iidungstag babur4 gefetert
ober pielmebr entpei9t, baB man BPM
Snbtan 9eab, Der etpa cine Meile
n0rbIt9 bon SORT See belegenen, $50 SUB
bp6en, malerif4en 8ergfpiBe Der Po11t%
uben, iebt Elm neues rs SUP tiefes Stad
abgeiprengt bat, UNI MaateriaI fir bic Rep
Oorter StraBenpflditerung gu getptnnen. 60
tpei4t iiberal ous S90ns benz Nibli9en. -
Die 8Or6ereitungen gu Der Sprengung, gu
pel6er $500 pfunb 9Dnamit bertpenbet
tpurben, batten 5tpei Monate in Qnipru9 gez
Ommen Sic leIbit poG3Og fi9 in elmer Sez
funbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
S0reRli1es Gn0e.
Die lsidbriee 3eiiie Gttin9er
mtrft fid unter Ole Rdoer.
TOlse BON geiitiger lteberanftrenguug.

Die l1n9IidIide obfoIpirte in pier 5abren
idnintlide Graoe DER Dolfsidule mno
3erriittete thre uerpen our6 aneeiren9=
ties Stuoiren. = 6eitpeilie p~erel fte in
1rriinn nno Dor Jabresfrit perfbIim=
merte itd ihr 6uftano o%erarti9, oo6 ic
nnd Kanfafee 9ebradt weroer mu6te.-
5reita9 mari fie ft9 Dor einen Sahn3u9
uno fano oen eeiudten, 9rauenhoftenGoo 100.
Iuf cine g%rauenbafte Weife mu9te Sreiz
tag Rabmittag bal6 6 ubr bic 18iGbrige
Settle @ttinger, beren @ltern Ro. 243O
q. paulina Str. tpobnen, iprem Saiein
Elm Gnbe, inbem iie fi9 auf benz lleberz
gang iiber bic @eIeiIe Der G1icago, Mtl=
tpautee e. ct. paul=@ iienba5n all ter
Nbbiion StraBe Dor bic &Gber zines nDrb=
lt4 fabrenoen PerIpnen3uges, 2ocomotib=
fibrer s. 8. Glebelanb, @pnoucteur s. 6.
Yaeger, mart unb ii9 5ermalnFen lieR,
Sbre grGBlt9 perftiimmelte 2ei9e - Der
&opf 1T gdn3li4 3ermaGmt unb beina6s, ber
linte 4rm gdn3li9 pom 3umpfe g%etrennt
: puroe per Nmbulan5 naA 9ader'a
Morgue, go. 1873 Belmont Mpe., iiber=
fibrt,
Die ungliidli9e, cine Sonts. bes in
0ienften Der Sirma Bartlett, 5raper G
so. ftebenben Sufirers Gbarles q. Gttin=
ger, 1itt an gdn3li9er Nerbsnaerriittung
berporgernfen bur9 iibersifriges Stubiam.
Sic bate, Obne irgenb tpel9e 8~ortsnntniKe
gu BADEN, Die @oltsf9ule in bier Sabren
abioloirt. 3eitpeiIig perfiel ie in SIR
finn unb muBte f9IieBli9 bor Sabresfriit
Der SrrendnItalt in &antatee iiberipieIen
peroen. 8pr me6reren 8o9en er6ielt ie
einen b~reimondtli6en urlaub.
Srettag Na9mittag unterna6m tie in Sc
ieli3aft ibrer 4n9e61rigen einen 4usfGug,
BON benz fte gegen flint ubr Nu9mtttags 5uz
riidte6rte. Sic flagte iiber entiebli9e Ropfz
f4mer3en, rtef ibrer Mutter 6~dnberingenb
gu: nWdma, Mama, parum piGit 9u es
ni9t 3uGafen, oaB iA MIDI t0bte?" unb
ftirmte oann gum 9auie 6inaus. Sic elite
na4 benz l1ebertpeg, lieB bort, uuf einem
&lobe an Der Seite bes 8abnbammes, inner
bal6 Der 8arriere, 6odenb, 3pei bort ball
tenbe 2OfuI3ii9e p~uIiiren un6 mart ii6 bann
unter bic Hdber bes burbfabrenoen 3uges.
Der 2otomotiofii6rer bielt unb Iebte erit bic
Sabrt fort, nuhbem Der 3~bdtbetunb uuf>
genommen porben mar. Cine rie1ige Menz
i6enmenge fammelte ii9 iofort an, 10 baB
Der 9trdBenbabnperte6r fir tur3e 3ett ge7
bemmt puroe. Auf Dem erten StraBen>
bubnpugen, befen 5ubrt Our4 bic ange>
itoute Menf9enmenge gebemmt tpuroe, be-
fano ii6 ibr aus Der 5taOt 5uriidte6renber
8ruber, Der STUDENT Goerett Gttinger.
3euge Der @er3fpeifIuu9stbat mar s. 90.
8ranbon, 30. 978 9ernOon StraBe, Der
Motormann zines 9traBenbabnpagens Der
6aliteo StraBenzQinte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocsr.
232 1tno 234 Oft 2san0OCpG-$trGks,
auiiden Jrunflins nnb Neartets Str..

232 rtmo 234 of 2sanoorp6-$ tra6e,
apiiHen JranfIins nn6 Neartet. Str..
gbic az o, Sas..
Soeben erboIteH III fetnIter Woare:
yteMe bDl. WtatfeS=S6rtN9e,
ylemen run. 8nOiar MIo rnf. S6rotten,
Nril d. cit ttarimirten Gautb. Nal,
S~tcinfte 9rabamter S6ISiaroeuem,
Uriide Iranffmrter @rattnnrit in SIdlen.,
Med1te 8rammi ~. GeroeIattpnrIt, SaIantt,
Snt0 ort. neltpb6I. Sdtnfen,
yteuc totDc1. 4IndlOpteS, Mppcttt.StIo'
3teIer Sproftem, Santb. Wpu=Gdrin8e,
SOH. NildIencr VOusGcrul8e.
S~Seimfem 9itfeIooricr semi NSetneItt8,
McGbteS fr0ns. ttito itaI. SltoemOl,
Strides WSohn0I, 3apcrtt tno Slt0eH,
NriIG)e SemffatDtneS mn0 SenfsWfatreIen,
stran3. GbamptgmOnS t,to trans. Vrbfem,
Sibeder Gpar0eIu, Sd1nittbobnet u. Rub d Ell,
9tedbtem &tebi8's GIetidertraft,
& dbl eiae WiId1 u. attertf. @etId1, ccnoenfrtr
98edbten GmmemtbaIer Sd)tpc eta crf6ie,
f~seiIlItet &tttbutget= W0bnt= nito Snnot1iep
ssratts. WOquefOtt, WtOtnaGc DC Srte,
Wed1tcn Sanas, Moffas ttno 6iOsRaHee,
SFeinfem run. ,lno Gimeiiidem 9bee,
McdSte 4amtue=SbocoIaoe uno &nfaeS
Wf0rrer &meipp'S D~tdIs=F6ifec,
9cMtIdien Gtd1eIf1fee mno Net8enfaHee,
Wfetfe Ct tmo 9iuer'S &~affcczGrtraft,
9entId DE 9mdltreiaetl MtO $5afergriiBe,
S~Setnie YerI8 erite, @~eiScmSricS imo ga9O,
Semtihe @tric, 8riinterm mHo N.mien,
G5rbSnourlt, RattoffelntebI ttno WetsntebI,
9cutidDe rno franz. S,uetIdben, 9irId1en,
Support. 9irnen ut0 3netidl enntuS,
MonoeIn, gtGNe, EoItMen unO Gitronnt,
Medbtem Barrier gd)nmpstabGd bon NOkbe&,
9emtld5c eo!aSd1Mbe tmo &oIspanteNeIn,
SFri5dbc semitic, 9tumen. umo @raSfantea,
Gotpte aAe 9trten BON Groceries
au ben btntaften Nreiien.
Henry Sch0OllkOpR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

g2a9 beionberer tebereintunft bai bic
German Nmerican PubIifbing So. in Cos
NngeGes, @aIif, unfere 8ertretung fir gez
nannte @tabt unb 9iib@GaGifornien iiberz
nommen unb iinb beren @ertreter bere@tigt,
Nbonnementsgelber gu foQettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
W1an oebe Dor Ole rehte Shmie6e
s r, g If e.

urb laie ii9 ni6t nit ben lo~9euonnteu &ur=
pfui6ern uib GuadIalbern elm, meltit man
oil Mo9eniGure, 8oltt, &opimeb, llnperbau=
lt6teit, 6ortleibi9teit, 8lGbun9en, Motti9=
felt unb lebelfeit Ieibet. o6er peltil bic 66r=
peror9one pie Wo9eu, Sober, Ntereu uub
Wil5 ni9t III OrOuul9 iinb. 0a ale bieie
Qeiben ouf unreines 8lut Suriid5uiibren iiuo,
brau6e man iofort bic ct. Bernard &rGuterz
ptlen, bieie8 ausseSeibnete pe9etobili16t
6eilmtttel, baS betonntli6 aus reinen Bflan=
senitofien beitebt uub weoer Guedllber mod
irqeit6 etne anoere Der @eiunbbeit uusutrdss
li9e SubitaH3 entbdlt.