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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-05

CASE or BLOODY VENGEANCE.
Perhaps the most remarkable
character in the Civil War, though |
DO not speak of him as hero, was
the famous, or infamous, Chan,p
Ferguson. lie lived on The border
line between Kentucky and Tcnncs-
see, in part Of the country where
the most distressing Of all phases OF
the intcrnccinc conflict were dcvcl-
opcd, ncighbor fighting against
ncighbor and brother against brother
From this situation Of affairs fcuds
OF the utmost bitterness arose, AS
was inevitable, and some who did
not join either army, became gucril-
las, killing without mercy
Champ was guerilla; but he did
not become such without provoca.
Mon. lie was hard working farmer,
and on one fatcful occasion rs Fcdc.
rails came TO his house during his
absence and insultcd his family.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
DAKOTA SHEEP,RANCHlNG,

Address of pxgazd Campbell,
Esq.,. of EnoDao,as County,
President Of the North Dakota
Sheep-Breede1Y association,
at the Tenth annual Session
of the South Dakota Sheep
: Breeders, at Byoohings, Jztz1e
Is, 1000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For.l,nunty Judge.

] am an independents candidate for
the Office Of County Judge, and res
pcctfully request the support of the
voters of EmnaOns county.
WILLIAM MUENCH.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
For Uoun.y rroasurcr,

To the Voters Of Emmons County:
[ hereby respectfully announce my
self candidate for County Treasurer.
If elected, l shall go to the county
scat to reside and attend to the work
of the office. = JIG. PITTS.
Winona, N. D., April 10, 1900.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
For county Treasurer.

To the Voters of Emmons County:
hereby announce myself an indie
pendent candidate for County Treas
sllrer. and respectfully ask the support
Of my fr1ent3B for BaeOfitee.
Gayton, N. D., April q, 1900.
PETER SHEER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
TAKEN UP.

Came to my place, July 10, 1900. one
sorrel mare, braneeu Is5 on left shoul-
der, both hind feet !wllite, sWeenied in
both shoulders. Had ion halter and
hobbies. Owner please call. pay
charges and take the animal away.
"GEo.r w. BURGE,
Sec. IA, Up. 1872 N, Range IS W., 10
miles west of Linton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
no TIE PUBLIC,

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will be at the county seat on
the first and third Mondays of each
month, to attend to any business per-
tanning to his Office.
Respectfully, G. RowERD1NK,
County Judge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31

I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for Register of Deeds Of Emmons
county, and respectfully request tho
support of the voters of this county at
the election next November.
PETER j. WITTMAYER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
For salc-sargnt in ror C..h.

Two good work-horses, 6 and 8 years
of age: geldings;g color brown; weight
about 1900 and 400 pounds.
WALTER EHLERs,
About 5 miles northwest from Will
Transport, in section 32-136+76.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
A OFFICE.

I am prepared to pay the highest
market price for all kinds Of grain. at
Braddock. 4 III. CorToN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31

winter quarters, and begin the same
routine over again. These are only a
few statements, Of fact, regarding
what we call sheep ranging in North
Dakota.
Let me describe shortly the class of
sheep farm Of which you. bave many
attractive examples here in South
Dakota, the kind which is perfectly
possible in North Dakota now, and
along the lines of which the expansion
of our sheep industry in. these States
has mainly to come. A farm Of two
sections. One section fenced with dog
proof fence. In one part Of it are
found well, Windmill and watering
trougls. Near this is a grove Of trees
which the we'll and windmill have
made possible, and where the sheep,
which deserves SO much kindness at
our hands, can find shade during the
bot noon hours of summer. The graz
ing capacity of this section will be
greatly helped, if during April and
May the ssheep are herxed on any
other upoecupied land fof 5few hours
every morning only. These few hours
herding will not give the children
that far away-"would to God it were
evening" loo,k which today is so pain
full to see among too many Of our little
prairie herders. AS to what breed is
best adapted for this fenced pasture,
each one has to determine for himself,
what is best suited to his locality and
his market. I would say with that
countryman of mine when asked his
opinion regardinga certain whiskey,
'ssome WHISTLES are better than
others, but all whiskies are good. -
All breeds Of sheep are good. but some
breeds will repay you and me better
than others, according to our environ
apents So much for one section. The
other section will be devoted to rails
ing winter feed. Natural hay is
easiest of all. baat II opr stock raising
has to increase, something else has to
be found to supplant or supplement
what Dame Nature merely gave us to
start in with. One of your professors
will tell us. much of interest on this
subject in the afternoon at one o'clock.
On this section will be the home and
the buildings. Here also will be a
windmill and tank, by the judicious
use Of which the farmer has surround
ed his home with grove of trees, an
orchard Of hardy fruits, vegetable
garden and why not garden of
flowers. For reward, he will have the
joy of having redeemed from the
wilderness and made habitable ope
corner Of the earth; for which ia years
to come his children will thank and
bless him, that their youth was spent
in home-not in desert camp.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31

TIE anti-imperialists are getting
terribly tired of Senator HOar. The
old senator says: ''The election Of
Bryan would bring disaster and dis
honor to the, American people,"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31

Notice of ExanatnntIon.
Nntice is hereby given that the next
regular examination for county certif-
icates will be held at the school house
in Linton, Emm0ns county, N. d., on
Friday, the 3lst day Of August, 1900.
Applicants should be on hand at 9
O'Clock a. m.
Writing material will be furnished.
JOHN KUIPER,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
Dated at Westfeld. N. D., this 9Th
day of August, 1900.
Subscribe for the Record and Mime
apolis Tribune.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1900-08-31
.ENN0NS COUNTY RECORD.
BYD. r. STREETER.a

Linton, NORTH ,Dt'eOtN.
Pioneer Journal Of the: County.
The Records entered at tho Linton Post
Office as secOnd-class matter.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26


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4 ckkl J FL
r. 7 ] =
e. - . ! . {,
m. 7 lIsl, = n ~
- $500 !. l3lss 81 s.
III ditakJ -
..d. = - r., J. ~; 8 d;''ss1
-, !: 8 s |, q. J. 8 g. s'
b. i. and 1siils, g eioa1
/, OllJ, 49, $500 q ". r.G las -
10y = sAslF ~ h I! = i q 4
49, !. 81
Nadliis ~. Wossh ial toa 'playsd
IIeoe bs1ls - today lssultin9 IL,
dslsasiles ~ hoeaas tear. 81 5 g !: -,
- ssapntsa tfstn . III rite
sstussi ay,s nd nine o,sehss CON
Iplstsly lllsd whsn tbsy p,asses
! thnoul ! hese. -, q. S. !. Pr {,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
Attention.!

The Benefit Of the field january
1893 Since that all claims Immediately the receipt of
Dr. Proof the claims Paid has into the HUNDREDS and
pocy in the which will give YOU an income from so SEQ per
$40
sickness 500 burial
the whole these benefits for the small Of 81 90
month"; with privilege advance wish at
time of the Policy good all parts the where civilization
eds without The technicat'es
d deny COUNSELLOR grad protection hen it be had for
spend money oohly each than
the of the and all Now time
led to while health has double for
disabled nothing This assOcia
ton h paid claims in almost u the union and very popular
l6 and so gab health polio
in the Old Reliable Benefit League Of Minnesota.
Good active agents chm find winter employment
with US at good profit: Home office 1902 Lumber Ex
change Bid +, Minneapolis, Mimi:
solicitor Be prompt meeting
dues with him Anyone wishing will profit by call on him
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
Court Proceedings.

Friday The jury il the Daley
Mort rop case returned verdict,
Thursday Mig ht about ten lock Tor
lthede ndant mount of cIaial $125.
Friday MOI ning he petit jury we've
excused until llonda5 morning The
caseof Schulz vs S1na. rood stilIbe-
tore ths Sso,llt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
Working till,e.

Eight hour laws are ignored 81
these tireless, little workers DE-.
Kind i New Life Pills. illions are
ways at worK, night and day, curing
ndigesti 4, bilious conalipat ton
sick beadach and ~ -. liver.
nd bowel stroub lea Iasy, pleasant,
sale, SURE. Only 6c s. g rosine 8
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

~ fiday &
las
n. @. !. lall - = 3
= - dasghl 6. : -
~ 3 4 -.
4 dr. ~ - 49, 90 I ~
81 ilosl. ~ tJsssk . I yllnsus'
nsds his 1870 lso1 ~ essss -
Tuesday. III B.
Jsas BslH, -, q / 800
.smp.oysd byF. +. fslsssos = tissa
and szpscts = 1910 - isnily hsgsl
= !. - ~ + 1
Nm. B. ! Ooss H.. q = 49,,
has purchased ~ Poi opyoails
tha cssansry q 4. =. lli1shsll I'D
viii occupy n. ~
VIM. Mol 10 - q u, IN nos.
day night tor thsir ldielg hoane q
Seattle. Thsir masJ l!ioads hsss
wish thsm suessss.
Wares RsysoJds ard sislss aDd
Mis- Niohasl, & Bttslo1 1sss ~,
Monday sveaiaG . II: adisu = 4,
NoLsas's taoily.
~ - s,.,s 80 -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
Oliver i! / A|'adi.o.
T.. DEALEks ]. ;. :. -.
r. s.. ~ ALL KINDS - r.
-. - = 8, 80 So, z~.t-f
!. m.|!||eats.:.

MISS STELLA CHRNEI,
-
Teacher Of Pia no and Organ
Hold certificate from best conservs.
tory in Europe. :.
THRMS:
75c per lesson.
= 800 per month, I Lesson per week.
$500 per month, 2 lessons per week.
Fifth Avenue, between WoRTHINoTOar
nth and 18th streets. : MINI. --,s5
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

h. II. PALM. aEn n ,.r~
II. m Pain, & OH, .a
1icepood Embalmara ..As
Funeral Oiroof0n.aIs.a $50
Both members -of the firm hold
state licenses.
~ Night calls receive prompt e.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

Wanted Would like TO rent .
good piano for the winter. Inquire
at this Office. #. ::
James A. Anderson has moved here
from Nebraska an c,cIpies tho f.
r. Smith house. ..s .stz.-. i,
Frank Gibson has accepted posi.
tion in a store at Lake Psrk ana il
~ow located there. y
Gus. Swanberg attended the ordina.
ton services of . Baptist minister a
Window Tuesday. ~.
Rey. Bronson went to Window
Tuesday to assist in ordination ser
vices Of a minister there.
E. W. Cutle- 10 laying . cement
curbiug in front of Banker Evsn'l
retidence on Fifth streets.
Anew Telephone card 10 out and
Mr.. Smallwood now has. in nearly
two hundred instruments.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

lives shout two miles south Of DUN
dee .nd asole so. GO: in paper bile.
The patair 81 i The house through
Etho cellar door and took ont an arm;
|ful 81 clothina md IL "a vest they
fouad 10 so. They also Ind the
fharness Oh ono horse and the other
ono partly ., whom they must have
hscone fnghtsned. o they left With
oat taxing To team. Dundees Advo-l
5oAte ssssss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
-9-g" = --*.-- =. 3 > = -@.NE- -
Standard
+. s.. !: !. !. Sheet
Published by the National Music Co.

PubI1Shed by the Nan0naI MUSIC 20.
The pieces regular music
them with elegant hographe illustrated and oord titles
paper from clear type Of regular hey have
nothing tondcate their cheapnes
a with that for which usually asked to from four to
ten times price. z&@ So - /
ASK FOR Il CATALOGUE. H. e.#@
R. L. MORLAND, Druggist, j
wORTF1INdTON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

- - g: -. -: Z. Is!
=: Deosnbs, l1th Woman = reh.s
IN o. Bosto1, d. E i III ia; sTbs e
|det.es : T~.aty.ose ladies hrm Il
|ponpanI lsil Il, ,oas xhicl
has besa 81 Stiii 3 - 4sio. clever
ysars. allp. Nichols, tic conductor
sq THt1o so1s IN her hand
iiSg 81 he naei i Ind. : OF Ms,
ERaba. 4 : leedinx5 violinist, The NY
Tsihuas ~: y~iittA brill
- lection q tssohinque." 81
.Rsal alo ''sh sethe in.
IS. Lo1ls lol,e Dispatch
.HOQtuy mfl6 Mn Obbs. Captivated
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. Thomas worshiped in Sheldon
Sunday.
Will Ramsge left Monday night
for Minneapolis.
Roman Bros, shinped car of hogs
to Sioux City Monday night.
E. B.Nelson now occupies roomsin
Peter Thompson's residence.
M. Reiter, democratic candidate for
sheriff was in town Monday.
Fred Hastings is now employed n
St. Johns Bros, elevator with MIR.
Boldly.
A number of our citizens are Gazing
at John Carlson's to see the ttiplets,
every day. -
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-07-05
: emofrntitNe Waticnal.
Convention.
lie gilhrrplonft uno Ti1epr6iioent,
lt)aftsiragt bic mnnocu Nauitt.
6bas. 5oune bat fdmade Muslidten


Die erobe oemotratiIhe Wationals
GDnpention ,puros 9ehern, -am 4. Suli,
um 4:43 llbr ourh Worliber 3bpnns
er0ffnet. Sin 5eleerumm Der 9seiu
Oorter Samnlanpspeute, ,pethe oen
l24 Sabrestag Der unabbdneiateitser=
tldrung feierten. lpuroe perleieu. Damn
pertoate man lid bis $50 ilbr Nbenos.
Die Nelegaten tparen lhmad pertreten.
Nls Gonsrebmann Sulser eintrat, Der
9sclp Yort Ganoioat fir Die Vite=yra=
liOentIDaft, tultroe er BON ieiner eiae=
nsn Delegation ans Nem yort taft ern=
pfan9en. Gr-8Duperneur gllteela bon
Sninpi5 belt oann cine Meoe, Die ourh
oas Berduih auf Den 6,alIerien faum
perltdnolit lpar. glls er einen Tihern
osnlotratiiteu Siee i'm Oerbit propbe-
sslte, herrid)te ebenip tpilDe Veaeilte=
rurg, ME iiber Die Grlpdhnuna bon
Senator S,ill. Ger Qdrm mar 10 aroB.
baB NltaelO mitten i'll ieiner 3eoe ouf=
hOrte uno Die Vlutform perlieB. Sic
eirlselnen Berihte Der Gonites ipuroen
Ipater erteesengenommen UNI per=
leien.
slls perulanenter @Drligcr lDuroe
Damn Sames 8. Mitar0Ion bon 5en=
ne'ee erludhlt, uelher cine bsaeilterte
Rche belt rno lida iiber Die leitennen
"eSiues" Der 6ampaane perbreifete.
Die Neanunl DDn grnan eruefte eben=
falls Die miloeite geaeilterllna. 7ann
pertaote lid Die Convention biz 1920
beute @prmittas.
llnter Dem gioninattons Gomite
fino: &. ". 5aubmann uno Stepe
3pnaboe bon SilD=9atofa.
Gin heiBer Gampf miro lid um bic
Nufnohnle Der Silberplante in Die
Ytatfprm entIpinnenL iolpie i'm Die
domination oes Viee Eralibenierl.
Soiueit bat Gbas. Sptnne non Minne=
ioia iehr menige uno Siepenion ppu
New yort Die ineilten Musiitten.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-07-05

beutlih geiebxn. BON Der Oibe tam
man fid einen @eeriff MAIDEN, lpelln
man bort, bab 9ei5er bon Ounlpfern,
tpelhe BON allen MenIhsn bislleid]t am
beiten bic 9iBe osrtrueen tonnen, ohn-
ulahtig ipurben, uIs iie an Die 2Di9z
arbeit singsn.
TnIt 300 Meuihenleben perlprfr gegansen.
-lleber 800 HerlpneH nsrlest.-Ti.le
oarunter tuerpen nod iterben. Ter Ser.
lnlt on Gisentbum miro ouf $40 900 coo
geitast.-gin ihrsdliher Nnblid btetet
ildb otm ause aui Der llusliidsltatte oar.
Nep Dort, 2. Suli. Der purG ben
Brdno Der 0od5 Dss 9iprooeutihen
Slopo in 9o6Oisn in Der Nadt norn
Samitug gum Sonntas enttanoens
Shaoen an Gisentbum tpiro.auf nee
nialtens $10.00O,0O0, Der YerluIt an
Menifenleben uuf ettpu 200 sslh1st
Sn ben Soolpitdlern bieiigsr SiaDt, In
9oboten uno Serl<p Gitp liegen iiber
300 perionen nit granoiDuNoen be-
bedt burnisber.
BIS geltern gbenb II llbr paren
As leihen geborsen. glf Dapou ipur=
ben in bic bieIise Wurgue gebraht, uir
bic Soentifi5iruns gu efleihtern. Der
einaige Wes, um ben Werlult an W:n=
fhtnleben aud nur annd6trno au
ihdben, beitebt in Der Werglsihuns Der
2i1te Der @eretteten nit Der elite Der
duf ben Odmpfififfen MngelteuttH.
g}ad elmer bonn @eneral Moenten bss
Norbbeutlhen 2lopb per0ffentliht.n
Qii.e. beltanb bic gelabuns oe.- -Saals"
aus 255 Wlunn. bon benen bis UNI
Wittsrnudt iih nur 127 asmsloet bait
ten. Bon ben 2O4 Wann Der -9rtmsn"
tpuroen nur 127 le5enb uufsefuneen
Der ,Main" bate 127 Mann al DorS
unb bon oielen iinb nur rs ols serstt:..
otmeloei.
Der Sduuplab beg srobsn s:,uer5
Bot einen arobo.tiaen. dbsr fnrtili1sn
Mnblid. Muf Der Qobotener Ss;.s. no
nod Dor 3tpsi 9asen pisrs 9uroer.s
DON SUB in ben Strom binsinrustsn,
ppn ousgehenben uno einlaufenbtn
Shifftn belebt iportn, an t.nen iIlh Elm
Ri.fenpertehr abIpielte. it rur rod
cine erpbe Wiftsn,i. bon brennernen
unb rauGenbtn Hclten su iexn. aus
benen bie unb bu cine hohe Nodiseine
muuer berporrugt. Bier groBe Eager
bduier Der Campbell 60. linb s.rit0r..
unb bi<fe mil ben piers biet.n istt
cine ein3ig. rautenbe. aifdenbe uno
bampfenbe 9riimmermaffe, bic bier
ftdbtifGe 0iufersepierte einnimn.
unb iib<r 1000 SUB in ben Glub b;as
einreiht.
4aufenbe befuGten i'm Qoufe hss aes
{ri9en 9oqes bic ungliidsleene. Weit
oben om 4prb Miptr in Weebomten
f4autelten Bic Wrdds Der beibtn qro,
fkn Dreanhompfsr -H-euen4 unb
I !Ufain oYfs Ben Welren, I'm ix htrum
eine Nptte, ,,{ttiner NIT 3uj&auern be>
psdter Aeoas Dem. 6(uA< melt binat.
BOT G1iS slanb., lieot b<r rap9enbe
aumpf ~ Gadls. kon t<r bereits
iSebrert Qei&tn Gtbproen finh. pon ben.
~ bsfmiBf 3sSsi4ntsn 206s g3etfonen
4arftfr nod lnehrere IN hea& &<emdnns-
&eBtdnitrn 6ier, IL Str{tp Gitp unb
6oboten asfeefar1tn p<fetn
81 eInfa npnennh
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-07-05
iSeuerte auf llnipnlrute.

ct. 2ouis, 2. Suli. glahoem aez
tern Nbeno 1bomas .. Woters, Gs-
tetdr Der 1offman e Qothnan goni-
paEp nsb1t 5rau einen Strabenba6n-
pagen DerluHen butten. folsten ihnea
uIf Der gsgeriiberlies<nben StraBen-
isite Nleganoer Gtoffresen uno SuliNs
au!ags, bon nsnea ibntn alerlsi
Gtinpftporte 3usexufen ipuroen, neil
lie auf Der Strutenbcbn 9eFdbren ma.
rem. Waters fugte ben Uednnern, ibr
GGinpfen 81 unterluHtn unb 5og, ais
lie es niht tbnten, eintn Repolper unb
fsusrte rntbrsre GdiiTe auf 5ie as.
ausu9e irurbe Iebensgef1hrlih uno
Stcffregen ebenfaQs fhner per.puH-
SIT.
iTnbaniimt &ebrtr in 8o|fou.
Bolton, 80. Juri. Der Der. Gtaa-
ten Srdnsportoampfer rMepberion"
tslf heuts nit Der trjten Mbtheilura
bsr Qebrer aus Guba bier Elm, tpxlhe
Die CONNER Worlelungen on ber0ar>
plro llnlptrIltdt bsluten nerDtn.
sSbre 3ubl belief fid auf 231, popon
124 Qthrerinner iino. Der 1rans,
pcrtoampfer rGoot4, tu:lhtr bic aiueite
Mh!1eilung Der 2tbrer bringt, fuuroe
I'm 1ulb 5ebu llbr g<iihtst uno lonate
bier ipdt am Madmittag an.
9er 4. 9ali in ct. 2ouis.
-
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-07-05

Wddter UNI bier llbr Nahmittaas ent=
bedt. Gr lab cine fleine s5lanme aus
einsm 9aumnoGbolen an benz pier
empor3iingeln, an tpsInsm bic
r5adle" lag uno CAB iofort BEN
glarm. Sn tuenigen Minuten itonD
Der Dampfer in grdno, tpelfxr iin
audi an ben angrenaenben nDrbliaen
per auspehrte. sln bie1sm Ias.n
.Gnifer Wilhelm Der GrpBe" unb
rMain". gln r2uifer WiIklm ben.
grOben" purben lofort Sdleppbam&
pfer gefeHelt, Die TIN. ipenn audi ltart
am Bug beldabigt, boh ionit 5iemlih
lnberiebrt, in bic Wiitte bes 6tromes
binausbrahten. Der Danpfer sWainA
tonnte jeboh niht serettet ipsrbsn. ba
bic Jlnmmen auT Der Norbieite bes
piers bereits 10 itart puren. bub tein
Sdleppbanlpfer iid benz Shiffe na@
bern fonnte. Damn ipanbten lih, in
Golge zines ploBlihen WinDun1z
ihnunss, bic Jlammen in Der Rih<
tuns bes pier No. /, pelher fiiolidl
bonn pier go. 2 lag. NDrblih bonn
pier go. / mar bas Dod Der 9amz
burg@ g@Mmeritanifhen 2inie, on ipelz
dem Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
upboeniciu" lag. Die Jldmmen hdt1
ten Ihon isbr itartsn Salt auf Der
vpbcenicia" gefabt, ais lie in Die
Wlitte bes Stromss seihIeppt tpuroe.
gu bieier 3eit bate Das Jeuer iolz
de Dimeniionen ansenDmmen, bab Die
9eamten Ger 9omburss sglmerifunii Gen
2inie 81 Der lleberaenguns tamet, Der
ein5ige Meg, bic sdn5li4e 3erftDrung
ibrss eroBen piers gu perbinSern, lei,
nit Dnnnmit bic Seite bes Yisrs 81
1prsnsen, an ipelder bic npbpsnicia"
lag, unb oas gsIAab cud. Cine 9lnz
5abl fleinerer Shiffe (barges) tpas
rem ebsnfuus an bisien piers, bod
man lieb iR in benz geitrsbsn, cas ans
bere Gisentbum gu retten, rubis perz
bremen.
Die 3abl Der in bieien 9diffen
nnt's 2eben getomrlenen W2enfnen
muB, tpie man glaubt, eine fiiratsrlif
erpbs iein, oa niele BON Der Wsuans
ihaft i'm Stlafe lasen, als oas Geuer
fie iibsrru1dte, unb iih nirgtnbtpohin
rettsn fonnten. Oas Shlimmite tpirb
pabrlrinli9 bonn Dompfer rMain1
gu eradblen iein, Der niht bonn pier
tpegseldleppt nerben tonnte. Du5
Sdtff mar erft o;eien Worsen in
Nep Oort einsetroffen uno einise Der
poHagitre btfunben ii4 nod an
8orb. Mls Der Ruf: rGeuer!" eridou,
lab man rebrere berIelbsn naA ben
brennenben Dtds laufen. Die mei}tea
Don ibnen ipransen in's WaNer, bod
nit Musnabme Der Mnisen. bic bon
ben @dleppbumpfern aufgelefen tpurs
ben, b0rte man nidts mebr bon ibnen,
obsleih ietes 9ofpitul uno 6otsl in
6ObOten nit gerlesten ansefiiut lit.
Wiebrere Der puHasiere Der rWain"
fudttn iibsr ben pier Zen Glammen gu
entfonmen unb lie iinb iiher bon benz
felben perHbrt norbtn. Nuf iebtm Der
Shifft mar eihe punit. go WieA
fprongen ms Wuiier, baB es an ben
Dods nit Menf9<n formlih gefiiut
mar. @elbit on bic Rub<r Der brens
mtnb<n @9ifIt tlommerttn fid bic
llneliidlideu In ibrtr, Wxr3neiflung.
Gini9e nttete man. lAt mkiiten err
trunten. GritbensriAser Quinn bon
9obotsn min olIsinl penigfsens breibig
bonn maHsr perfdEapStn seiefl ,4o<1
Ben. llnssfdbr 20Q .Pprben onS pfn
btr 6dmburssN sNmttisanif den j sadnie
oere!te... ij
AI3 ne3obosokr t<ueine6r an III
8rdnbfk6fk dnfnndte. mar hd7 &<I,fr
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-07-05
sioar GaQss seHp satota aonncritas ocm 5 suli 1900

uus ben Dods hsraus paren, fr,spen
lie, in GI1Tmer asbiilt, QibcrtD So
lamb al, no gurtbplbis ,O1ttin Der
}rsibeit" ibrt RxienFadel gsgen ben
9immel lpbtrn idBt. slls bic .grss
men" mitten i'm Strpm Ihipumm, fab
man in ben llnterbsd feds Wldnner,
bic ibre 1a1hentiiher ihipansen uno
um 9iiifs itrieen, bod bic Ihredlihs
0ibe Der Glammen belt Nue ab. Die
,ibnen bethlehem tpp[lten.
llnter benz groben paOilIon auf Ser
2unofeite fpuren bisJldmmen balb un=
ter GontroIe. 9dtis man bel ben
9amburser piern niht Dhnan.ii su
9iilfe senomnen, ale Jeuerbooie unb
SdleppbampFer i'm 6afen b1tten Den
Jlammen ni4t ginbalt gebisten fDn-
nen. Die Jeuerpehrleute litten fcbred-
LTD unter Der bon ben Jlammen aus
itrOmenoen 9ibe unb mehrere berIelbsn
tntrannen nur tndpp osm 3ooe. Die
Rauhpolten. bonn itarfen QDinb gts
trasen, reidten iiebais Wlcilsn ipeit
uno ipurben nod in 8uhnlon, 8. s,
beutlih geiebvn. BON Der Soibe tam
man iid einen gesriff MAIDEN, lpenn
man bort, bub 9ei5er bon Dunlpferll,
tpelhe BON dlIen MenIhsn pislleid]t am
beiten Die Sibe oertraeen tOnnen, phn=
uahtig nurben, uIs lie an Die lOl9z
arbeit aingsn.