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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
THE ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ALABAMA
Not White Mems Primaries.

The Troy Messenger is wholly mistaken
when 1t says that the coming primaries of
the democratic party are to embrace all
white men as such. They are to be demo-
cratic primaries, and only democrats can.
participate in them. This question is best
settled by referring to the resolutions of
the democratic state executive committee,
which called the primaries. We give the
resolutions in full:
Resolved That we hereby cordially invite
all conservative voters, irrespective of polit-
feal association or differences, who
unite with us in the effort for pure and
economical and constitutional government.
and who Will support the nominees and
principles of the democratic party to par
tieipate in the primaries of the party
throughout the state.
Resolved further, That all persons par
ticipating in the primaries, conventions or
mass meetings of the party hereafter to
be held thereby pledge themselves to sup
port the nominees of such primary conven-
lions or mass meetings whether municipal,
county, state or federal.
Whoever votes at democratic primary
becomes democrat, pledged in all honor to
support democratic nominees and demo-
cratic principles. There has been and will
be no call for white mans party-that
is to say no call by the regularly consti-
tuted authorities of the democratic party.
The democratic party still lives, and 1t ex-
lists in Pike as in all other counties of the
state. The Messenger is mistaken in think
ing that there has been any abandonment
of the old historic party. There has not
been, and there assuredly will not be. Who
ever enters and participates in a democratic
primary becomes in all honor a democrat,
pledged by the very terms of the call to
the support of the nominees and principles
of that party.
Under the call of the state executive COM
mittee county executive committees could
exact pledges from voters in primaries as to
support of the principles and nominees of
the democratic party. This is a matter left
to the discretion of each county committee.
1t is probably best to leave the matter to
each voters sense of honor but county
committee is plainly authorized to exact
any reasonable pledge that it may deem
wise and best.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
THE MURMUR
OF THE WORLD

All places that the eye of heaven visits,
Are to a wise man ports and happy Ravens:
Teach thy necessity to reason thus;
There is no virtue like necessity.
Think not the king did Danish thee;
But thou, the king. Woe doth the heavier
sit.
Where it pereeives it is but family borne.
Go say sent thee forth to purchase honor,
And not-the king exiled thee: or suppose,
Devouring pestilence hangs in our air.
And thou art flying to fresher cline,
Look, what thy soul holds dear, imagine 1t
To lie that way thou COST not whence thou
com'st:
Suppose the singing birds, musicians
The grass whereon thou tread'st the pres
ence )strewd:
The flowers, fair ladies; and thy steps no
mere
Than delightful measure or a dance:
For gnarling sorrow hath less power to
bite
The man that Knocks at it, and sets it
light
No man can hold fire in his hand by
thinking ION the frosty Caucasus" There
is no wise man, none that accepts the de-
crees of heaven, who may not find some
measure of peace in the shadow of the
damnablest sorrow. There may come to
him the sorrow that may be named but at
the foot of the Cross; but at the Gross
there is some measure of peace unless he
deny that God is God This is not to be a
sermon, nor is it to be mere sermonizing,
my beloved but an appeal to reason by one
who has suffered and is unafraid. All that
may come or shall come must now hurt
less fall. The divine lesson of Faith is ac-
cepted; and whatsoever accept not that les
son he is and must remain sore-wounded in
the valley of sorrows. 1t matters not the
cause. For many long year some of US
have appealed to the Unanswering past,
have called through the shadows to the I'M
responsive dead, and have wept that there
was no responsive cry. We love and appeal
to our wordless dead. The answer that
might come is known not, That belongs to
that land, whose glorious radiance is not
for US until we shall have passed the place
of the shadows Nor shall the voices come,
nor the music nor shall we see They who
walk in the way of Truth shall one day
know it all-shall one day cry to them who
were linked to us upon this earth-Hail,
good morning, my beloved! That is the
splendid promise to them that love and
are strong and faithful and God-Ioving. 1t
iss not the fear of God-it is the love of
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
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God that bring us within sight of that glori-
Gus light of the eternal promise. That shall
not pass. Let us take it to our hearts as
blessed benediction.
Low falls human sorrow, low falls pain,
low falls the unspeakable longing! There
is wrathing there is a moan, and 10! hearts
6o break and bleed at the altar of a love
that shall not be forgot, that shall not
pass till Inc earth itself rolls beneath and
A soul beats against the gate for admission
to the supernal land where dwell the saints.
Relieve me. my beloved, there never was
in his world human sympathy that did not
find dts birth in human grief! There never
was in this world any soul taat could
bend above the couch of pain and drop a
tear there which itself had not suffered.
II griefless ease says to you that 1t bows
III your sorrow, say to griefless ease that
ii lies 1t cannot be that they who have
not suffered pain, sorrow or shame can
comprehend the agony of them Who have
SO suffered The suffering, the hope, The
glory of motherhood is mystery to the
woman who has not passed that way. The
joy of fatherhood is mystery to the man
who mas not clasped to his heart mis- own
child. The nameless terror that bows the
man who has fallen in terrible agony means
almost nothing to the man Who has not
drunk of the cup to it's dregs. Only the
men commissioned of God to cheer their
fellow-mortals can measure such suffering.
"IEven as a little child she sought to do
good" said man who stood at the cross
ing of the streets as procession passed
by on dts way to the resting place of the
unansw ering ones Who have paid natures
last obligation. lit was a noble tribute to
virtue, and worthy to build a monument of
roges upon the bed of one come ait last
to claim of the earth hanowed space,
wherein TO rest through the eternal years
of God. Sweeter words could not be
spoken of any woman, or of any man.
Life is very beautiful when life is young.
Possibly life is more beautiful when life
is old. 1t was writ by woman long ago
to THE effect somewhat: Life, we have
been long together through pleasant and
through cloudy weather; and when friends
are dear tbs hard to part. Then steal away
gently: say not goodnight, but in some
brighter cline bid me good morning! That
sentiment is the real lesson of life. Say
not goodnight. but in the sunlight after
the darkness is done, greet me with good
cheer. So when the shadows fall we await
(Continued on Seventh Pase.O
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
REyLE0rIoNs OF a BACHELOR.
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Probably every woman thinks she is of
a peculiar type of beauty.
When a woman is said to have made a
man happy" it is meant that she has re-
fused to marry him.
Most girls are brought up to believe that
all men are dangerous unless they have got
handouts and goat-hobbles on.
No girl feels really well acquainted with
another till she has told her whether she
has mole right in the very middle of her
back.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The Irishman no longer figures largely
in the immigra ton lists. His old place at
the top of the list has been taken by the
sons of sunny Italy.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The women are congressionally assert
ing themselves. and The outlook for Mr..
Roberts of Utah is anything but promis-
HDO afa
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Peoria is an inviting point for national
conventions. The essential fluid can there
be had without the Intervention of middle
men.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Lord Methuen strikes as hard as Mr..
sbarkey, or his friend Mr.. Jackson. All
three are rapid and persistent fighters.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The delay in the Molineaux jury was due
to big retaining fees The jury in the
everyday case is picked up as the roll is
called.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

1t is now recorded as solemn fact that
a Montgomery girl really fell in love with
a Sewanee football player when he had
his uniform on.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Adversties, says the Dothan Siftings,
make more men than universities. There
are no adversities in a Wall-Street land
deal
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The court organ seems to be edging
around to a support in the open of "our
Jess for governor
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Spain is the most unfortunate country
in the world. Its boy king is developing
into boy orator.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The effect of the Thanksgiving donation
upon the American army In Luzon remains
to be told.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Methuen, the fighter, must go unsung
because a word that rhymes with his name
cannot be found.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The Stallings button is the early bird of
the gubernatorial campaign
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Mr. Agoncillo of Paris, like Mr. Plaster,
has been lost in the shuttle.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Beat meetings and county conventions
will soon be ancient history.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

The gathering in of the fragments in
Luzon is proceeding with style and speed
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Aguinaldo should be able to give the cy-
elists of Luzon road points
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

Aguinaldos last chance will consist in a
lcng-distance swim to China.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03

United States senator fernando De Soto
Money, of Mississippi, was in Birmingham
yesterday on his way from his home to
Washington to be present at the assembling
of congress tomorrow. Senator Money has
recovered his health, which was unsatis-
factory for so long a time, and his eve
sight is greatly improved He spent sew
eral months last year in Europe and was
treated by the most eminent oculists AT
one time it was given out that it was GER
tain he'd become blind. Happily that
proved to be untrue. Senator Money is
accompanied to Washington by his son, H.
d. Money, Jr., who was a major in the
Fifth United States Volunteers, commonly
called the Fifth Immunces, and whose wife
was of the senatorial party. Two or three of
the former officers of the Fifth who reside
in Birmingham called upon Major Money
while he was in the city.
Robert Patton McDavid the secretary of
state, is in Birmingham.
Amos E. Goodhue and William G. Brock
way. of Gadsden, who have been in town
all the week in attendance upon the United
States court, went home yesterday after
noon to spend Sunday. They will return to
Birmingham tomorrow.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

treues Mitglieb Der ct. paulsz@ emeinbe gez
blieben, Die Ieiner freigebigen 9anb bisl au
berbanfen bat. 5ein 8eitrag gum &ir6ens'
baufpnbs gebt in bic S~anienbe, unb crit am
lebten Sonntug ftiftete er gum Anbentsn
an bic Wiebertebr bes Sages, an tpel6em er
bor SO Sabren gum erften Wal benz @ottesz
bienft in Der ct. puulsz Stride beitpobnk,
Der @emeinbe $1,000. NuBerbem bat feline
Satin Der neuen ct. pauGs>Rir6e Elm
groBes 5enfter geftiftet, pelhes bon eiusim
Miin9ener &iinitGer gemalt pirb. Ni6t nun
Der 8eneinoe, tpel9er er als Mitg[ieb an
geb0rt, Pat &Dnrab Siirft biele Wpblt6uten
ertpieI EN-, ionbern er bate 'unb bat nod itets
cine offene 9anb, tpenn ii9 undergraduates
Glenb ibm biilfebeif3enO nabt; Die groBe
Welt peiB bupon ni9ts, benin feline 2inte
tpeib ni9t, mas bic 8ebte tbut, absr Sum-
oerte bon @rmen unb 8ebiirftigen tsrebren
in &pnrab Shirt ibren fifteen WoDIt6Gter.
Ser gliidli6en @be entipro1en bret SIM
Der; 5pet SObne, Wiliam s. unb Gbnaro
81. 5irf, fopie cine SO4ter, 6rau 9eo
@rn1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
@tqatsbiIfe fir 0en&i9 d.

-Stadtsbiilfe fir Ne 81 If
monb. IS 1T Elm plan gefaBt poroen,
$3.50 900 fir llnteritiibung Der @intpobner
Gep 3t9monb's, bic BET Dem @irbeliturme
ibr ganoes Sab unb @ut Derloren baben, 5t
beI9affen, unb 3nar tpia man bas ourG
elei9mdBige @ert9eilung Der auf5ubrtngens
ben 9umme auf bic einaelnen Counties,
porauf bas @sIb bon SnbioiOuen bei4afft
unb bie1en bonn @taate Ipdter tpieber erfebt
tperben iou, bepertteai9en. Der plan gebt
bonn augemeinen l1nteritiibunescomite, oas
ppr einigen Sagen ernannt puroe, aus. SIN
9taatsoepartement bat man ii9 6ereits an
bic Mufgabe gemaht, bic auf Die ein5slnen
Counties na9 MaBgabe Der Steuerliften
berIelben entfalenben 8etrGge Der 5umme
nus5ure9nsn.
-Suqenb1t9er 2ebensretter r.
So6n Meiie, Elm Is Sabre alter &nd6e, ret
tete in Yittaburg Dem 5tpeiidbrigen @Obnz
6en bes Sreb. 9ruber bas 2e6en, tnbem
er es oeraDe bot elmer eleftriI9en Gar binz
megriB, Die Gar fu6r in 16nelem 2aufc
bic @aibington @Oenue %entlang, als Der
feline 8uri9e in bic @traBe btnauslief.
Der Neotormann Der iu6te bic Gar gum
@teben gu brinsen, infOlge Der Sabrges
T8pinbiefeit gelang ibm OieS ieOO4 crit,
ols Die Gar Die SteGe pufiirt butte, mo Der
anabe itanb. Der iunge Meiie fa6 Die
bro6enOe @efabr uno rib ben &leinen 9ez
rabe nob gu re6ter 3eit bon ben @eleiien
bintpeg. gr fiibrte ibn Bis gum Srottoir
unO fteG bann infolge Der grOBen Nufregung
in Obnma9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
GUS 9anR6arRett.

MGnmer, lpel9e @eiluns pOn nerp0le1t ober
sebeimeu Sawd6e5uitanbe1 iu9en, fOuuen
ii9 p%ertrauenspOu oil SerrI 6. 9einbmarm III
9oboteu, g. g., peubeu. 8erielbe litt iabre=
lang oil obisen 3uifanben unb ma6te piele
traurise @rfabrunsen NIT iO9enanlteu SIT
i%tituter IL. bsl. 9uf &utb etnes ulteu @eiit=
Tide II watbte ct Iib au eineu erfabreuen beutz
i9eu 9Irat unb 1purbe bur9 beiien ebrenbafte
unb sei9tdte 8ebanbluu9 sriillOli9 sebeilt.
9o 6err Seinbmaun aus bitterer @rfobruus
meiB, pie l9mieris es lit, ben reGten Nr3t 3u
tin6eu, 10 Salt er es fir feline 4fli6t, ieifnen
beutldeu 2aubsleuteu bur@ feline @rfabruus
3u uIbeu uub ibueu ben li6eren @es sur Set
lung 5I weiie1. @ue 8ieieni9en, rpel6e BEN
ernfen BuIl9 babeu, tire pole Strait unb
@eiunbbeit wieber III erldnsen, Outen an
6errn Gbuarb Seiubmau1, 20S Wtonroe Npe.,
9obofeu, sc. S., l9reibeu, uub rperbeu bie=
ielben bann bic aewiini9te Nlsfunft foiteu=
fret in einfa9em Gouuert erbolteu. Mou be-
rufe it3 auf Sieie !3eitIng. slmilsw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
1nunter wte Elm DooeI.

Serr s. S, Stepers, Bethlehem, Pu,, err
5d3lt folgenbe @piiobe, pel9e beionosrS fir
unfere 0amen BON Snterefe iein biirfte:
rWteine 5rau," 6egunn 9errStebsrS, vlpurbe
bur4 ben 9e6rau4 bon SOrni's AlpenfrGuz
ter@glutbeleber bon einem lungpierisen0eraz
leiben, berbunoen nit &Opfpeb, gebeiIt.
Benn fte Morgens auftanb, fiblte tie mibe
nnO abgefpannt, tuum i'm Gta1tSe, fire
9ansdr6eit gu berri4ten. Nun iingt iie jez
ben Morgen, munter pte Elm 8OgeG in ben
3maigen." = Sornt's Nlpenfrdute>z8 lut5e@
leber eignet ii4 gang ~6efpnbers fir Ieioenne
Trauen uno bat aIs Elm Stdrtung2mittsG unb
Regulator einen beneioenstpert6sn &uF ee>
tponnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

ih I9on iagte, taum einem 3peifel, baB una
fer Snformant piel frii6er gefpro6en 6a6en
tpiirbe, tpenn Die 8elobnung ausseboten morz
ben mare, aGs mir bic 8ernanbten bar,Im
erfu9ten. CUR 8efrGfttgung feiner 4nsas
ben, pie Iie ibm in Der Wirt6I9aft bon Joarz
beb &c Mc@uire, go. 448 State StraBe, Don
ben MDrbern gena9t nurben, bat unler
Snformant elm Saf9enmeRer e~tngebdnbigt,
tpl9es bic M0rber linn nit benz 8emerten
i9entten, bab ite es benz alien Meier d6gea
nommen bdttsn, unb bas Me1er 1T au4.
ais bas Gtgentbum bes grmorbeten poIitio
tbentiftcirt tpurben.
Sum S9IuB m09te ib mod etne 9enaue
8ef9reibung Der MDrber eeben, ba i9
CLAUDE, baB bic 8er0ffentli9ung berislten
CUR grgreifung Der SlH4tliuge bsitragen
fam.
nMatt Smit6 1T % Sabre aft, 5 SUB 7
3oQ groB unb tpiegt 140 pfuno. @r fat
Elm mu9eres 9eii4t, blei4e @eii8tsfarbe,
etpas 9erabbdn9snbe S9ultern unO 3dto>
tpirungen duf beiben Nrmen. Sein Suar
unb feline Nugen Iiub braun unb bas Sc
fi9t e~lattraItrt. Seine &leibung beitanb aus
einem f3tpar5en God, ebeniol4er Weite,
grauer 9pie Qebtere 1T bds @igent6um oes
@rmorbeten) unb elmer 8icbclemiiBe. @r
iprt9t bas @n9ltiGe NIT fart beutf4em &c
cent. Goffep 8rauer, alias Sigmuno @rOd
TT un9efdbr 20 Sabre alt, 5 SUB 6 3ou
9roB, bat blondes 9aar unb blaue, unf4ulz
big blidenbe Nugen. Nuf Der 8rut trdgt
er cine Sdtopirung, Die cine Srau p%orieat.
Sein In5ug betan0 aus einem i9mar3en
Rod (Gutatpap) unD Meite unb 9oien BON
gGei6er 5arbe. @uf benz &opfe trug er cine
gicpclemiibe, Die erit BON Dem g%erau6ten
9elo eritanben mar. Nu9 er ipri4t Oas
gnglif4e nit fart Oeutf6em Nccent. 8eibe
iino BON profehipn Matroien unb BADEN
i4on me9rere S5eanreiYen 9ema9t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
0ie f6pn ppr etpa fe6g @o6en beridte

Die I6on bor etpa ie6s Bo4en beridtete
gebeime Nbtretung BON 8enbe1
@bbas am gingang bes perfi9en Meer=
bufen8 an 8uBIanb f3eint iebt IN Die Del
fentti9teit getreten 8u lein, @entgitens mi:O
BON bort beri9tet, DaB bafeI6it ruffif6 E
0fft3tere erf6ienen finO, unD Staht
unb 9afen in 8eiib genommen babea. ltnb in
GngIanb fprt6t man ieBt BON elmer GlOttenz
bemonitratton ge9en ben S9a6, Die nutirli4
tetnen anberen 3tped baben piir6e, uls glei6z
fans einen neiteren uStibpuntt" an Der per-
iif6en aiif te gu %erlungen, Die Auft1eitung
perfien's na9 9inefi9em Muiter bat pffen<
bar b%eqonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Ser bic beuti6e Sprude ti4tig pere
itebenbe ReOotteur bes G9icu9o rSnter
.Scean", 9err 5inman, giebt iebt Iogar
einem feiner n glti If 2eitartite
cine 6eutf9e ueberf9rift in beutz
iden 8u9faben,I ndmIi9 @6effeps: s
mar 10 9Dn gepeen Il, %pprauf er
ii9 ii6er ben Sebli9lag bes europdii6en
8eiieplans zines Gbicagper Stabtrat6sz
comites luitig ma6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Qhoren ftno Ole N1enfhen.

bic woblmeineubeu Got6 it ben @iub f@Ga=
gent. 2etoet gu aH idwerem Oruf i'm Ropf
an 8iiderri 9mer5en, S6winbel, 6~etaflopfert,
Stritoptnng, Nebel Dor ben Nugen II. bergl.,
10 bite Old Dor BEN Guafialbern, bic @leiBz
nerti6es peripreden. nur um it6 oil Oeiner
ntper9let3lt9en 9ei6t9lGubi9teit 3u bereiz
6eril. Us 9iebt nur eil1en g8e9 gu ii6erer
9etlun9: @ebrou9e bic ieit mebr ais touIeub
SabreI beritbmten ct. Bernard SrGuterpilz
len: Us ltlto Die betlfrGfti9ten pfan5eu=
iafte, wel&e ii9 Dir III bieien 9iaeu barbte=
ten. 25 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Sin ffeinbar gdn3liA unproOpc:rier
Morb tpurbe @umftag Na4mittag tHr3 nd4
2 u6r an Der 0a6ui6 M0enue, etpas iIoz
Ii4 bon Der %. @traBe, begungen. Ser
Mt0rber lit Der 50 Sabre alte Ar3t u.
Mt6oel s, Servings unb fein Spfsr Der
60 Sabre olte S6omas $. Qeoers, Elm in
9teniten Der WbeeIer &c Wilipn SEEMING
Mu6ine So. ite6enber Mann, Der i'm Stat
z be5 6auTeS g}o,22O8 8a6ai6 Mpe. tpo9nt.
0Ort bat audi Or, Sennings feline Sffice,
pG6renO fi4 peifen 8o6nung in Geo. 157
%. StraBe b%efinpet. Der M0rber 6efinbet
fi9 in 6aft unb 2epers' 2ei6e nuroe 9egell
baI6 6 lt6r A6enbs ouf @unf8 ieiner 6rau
mad 9oliton'S 8eitattungsgei4Gft ge6ro9t.
2eeOeS fam gegen 2 16r NaGz
mittags nu6 5uufe, I'm fein MittageKen
sin3unebmen, Gr its1te pferb unb Dagen
in bic an ba5 6aus angren3enbe QGsp, I'M
bas PferD bort gu ~fittern. Or. Senninss,
Der bebauptet, er babe ben an Der @de be-
finbli6en 2aben gemiet6et - er bat benz
fel6en iebenfaQ8 aber nod ni6t be3pgen =,
mar es nt4t re9t, baB 2ebers bort fem
Bferb dnban0; er tpartete aber, Bis DerIelDe
it9 %entfernt 6atte, unb fi9rte bann bas
8ferb BON bort fort. 2eoer8 purne bies
gepabr uno gtng bin3u, UNI bag S9ier nie>
Der an ieinen PluB gu 6ringen, ais Der Mr3t
i6m entgegentrat.
&ugen3eugen bebaupten, baB nur Elm
pdar Worte 3pif6en ben 8eiben qeps6fett
puroen uno pl0Bli4 Elm @6uB tra9te, her
2eoers gu 8ODen itrefte. Ser poIi3iIt
Mm. SoneS bon Der Gottuge 8robe Noenuez
Citation mar in Der NG6e, 60rte ben S@uB
ntb elite fOfOrt 6er6ei. @r nu6m Or.
SenntngS, Der inn aIs Der S6Gter beaeic5uet
fDuroe unb Der ben rau9enoen Reoolprr
mod in Der 9arb belt, in 9aft, mG6renb
Elm 4nberer einen Nr5t berbei6olte. Snz
3tDif4en mar Der G6iperDerleBte in Ieiae
Mo3nung g~etragen tporben. @r tpar it
ben unterleib gei4ofen norDen uno es mar
feline 9offnung oorbunben, inn am Qeben
gu er9alten. S4on 3~tpan3ig Mtnusn nad5
Der Shat mar 2ebers cine 2ei6e.
Or. Servings mar in3pii6en bon Qeute
nart S'Srien in Der Cottage 9rooe Nbe.z
@totion in Elm i4arfes @erbDr genommen
tporben. @r tonnte Die S6at ni6t a6leugz
men, ertlGrte aber, er babe in Gel6ftoert6eiz
bigung gehanoelt, Oa 2eoers auf i'm elngez
brungen fei. DIN MOntug tpurbe er pegen
MorbeS Der @ranbiur9 ii6erpieIem.
2e0ers erfreute ii4 in Der Na66ori6aft
GROCER SeIiebt6eit. Gr ge60rte Der Stunt
fet~2oge Go. 4 Der 8pt6iasritter an uab
mar Mitglie0 beg @rantzpofens Der 6.
M. st., nnter beren NufPi8ien er AUDI BE-
graben murbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Rg Sic IufHterffaHtfett Der Se=
fer ser @oMemams9Gbe Der vSat=
tOis StaatSseitmm8" miro 1ternttt
a1tf ole att attScrer Ste1e .. SI. ners
GTeutltdte elite Ser Yr6ntten fitr
nnIere pOraMS5aDtemSem @Ibonnetts
ten aeriGtet. GbenSafeIbf finS
attG ole 8eSim9Mm9en, 4tntcr Sertett
Die Yranntett sttr @ett1ct1atn9 selatt=
gen, tttt9etDeiIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

= 1tnfere gorreiponbenten unb &gente1
beiu9en bic folgrnben Stuaten:
0err PuuI 5riebeG bic @taaten Soma,
Minneiota, fotpie Gorb= unb Siibz0ctctS.
9err Nbo1f Derner bereiit gegen>
ndrtig als @ertreter Der rSainOi5 @taatsz
3eitung" BEN Stat SG;uois.
9err Trtebri9 @9erf 1T @gent
Der nSniaois @tauts8ettung" fir ben
@tuat @isconin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

nGgtra VaIe||. ngaGDator" atno
,,8atrii6",
Netne WaI3btere, 9ebraat bon Der
GOnr. seipp 8reW9.Go. SIT NlaIGen
1an0 S6Hern st babem. SeIepbone:
60 $50. 8ottIin8 9eptat. so. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
mern oas RIeine 7ahnt.

70 peridl1mt ni6t, bas olte ultb mobG erprobte
0ilfsmittel fir bos 3obnen Der &inber,
Wrs. 8inslom'S Scotbtn9 Sprup, alt3u=
wel1ben. gr berubt9t boS 3illb, errpei9t oas
33abnfleii9, beie'ti9t oIe g9mnsr8el1i turirt
Diarrboe. Sanfulbswan3ia Gents bic Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Obj GeIInms nffen

ODD 5elIOms : 20 at Ten
beim. Sn @egenpart BON 5000 PerfOnen
purOe tiir5li4 in 1Ortbftelb, Minn., Der
@runbftein gum Nittpenz unb @aiIenz
beim Der Obj SelQps Dpn Minneiota gez
Iegt. @s mar elm GROCER 5ettag fir Die
@taOt unh Die 9b6 Seaptps Don Minne>
fOta.