davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
stalking Tomatoes.

The methods observed for keeping to
mato vine from falling ia, on the earth
are numerous. and some Of them are rath-
ar expensive for practical purposes.
Comparative tests Of the several meth
obs moe, commonly observed. should show
tho superiority of using 1--WE or six-foo,
stakes. and setting Two vines TO each
stake-a vine on each side. twelve inches
ftcm the stake. AS the vines grow on
circle them with a strong rtring and draw
them 10 the stoke. For the tail growing
sorts. siN-fooi stakes should be used. and
with "A hold on the soil OF twelve or four
teen inches For tho dwarf sorts like
"AristocraU or "Champlou. three or
four-foot stakes Will DO. For the tall
sorts Ike Trophy or Paragon ana the like.
the rows should be- four feet apart. and
q stake Get at ever four feet In the row.
with two plants 70 the stake there would
he needed 80 plants per acre. and 25)1
stnker This IS the cheapest way ~
Keeping the plants on the ground We
have found Good stakes will last several
years DO properly cared for.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
n.ttinr IN Inck.onrire.

Jacksonyiue Metropolis Several times
lately wcil kuswn citizens have left money
a. the Metropolis office 10 Doe placed at
odds that Bowden and Boyd would De- dee
feateI %otwtnsfauliug these offers
were repeatedly announced only one has
been taken 4 gentleman called. howev-
er. yesterday and left $40 20 be- bet
against &I2l that both l. Ens.e and Brow
ard will De elected 10 the legislature The
owner OF the money is very anxious TO
and a taker The Gods have now been
increased Betting on Cassldcy 81 10 20 3.
ON Philips about the same ana on Price
10 T. Indications are that the Demo
cratic ticket viii carry every ward eX-
cent enc rIfth and seventh bur % should
s. said that the Democrats are claiming
both 81 them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Great interest IS now being manifested
in exposition day at the state Fair in
Columbia nui IS expected e large cEowd
from Charleston VIII go up 10 Columbia
90 toxic part iu The exercise. which viii
be most interesting The board ~ direc-
tors OF the exposition VIII leave Charleston
Tor co umbla next "wednesday to attend
"a meeting % the cotton mill presidents Of
the state. which VIII b. held Wednesday
night FOR the purpose OF making ar
raugemeutR for exhibits in the Cotton pal
ace which VIII Doe one Of iha mort in
teresting features - the exposition. The
meeting Will -. % most Important one and
VIII Dos attended hy Az of the cotton mill
presidents la the state. Thursday after
noon. Nov. !. ~ %. m. all 90 the state
commis sionerz OF the exposition four from
each county Sea tho tate. VIII meet az the
State capitol for the purpose Of consider
ing matters Of importance relating to the
great exposition A. this meeting the
commissioners viii eject a chairman OF the
board
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29


atty 4, r,osaaas.s a fair amour { OF plan
foni in addition 10 the numus. which q
so.ir8 q so,i or more from The surface
s.sn.ttrr.e~ mixed with a redd! 81 clay
The country Is Level! or very slle ally roll
ing mostly covered with pin, , fores
small pt,es nothing Ike the plr trees
OF California with occasional clul g1s OF
COX or undcrsroVth small lakes are
numerous some bein.g OF considerable eize
The nine forests are being used-4ud DO.
stroyed-for the purpose OF distullnF wy
pent.ne.
some OF the pins-.ss are almost on
level with the lakes. in which case q u
beds are raised and Undetermined: whei '
they are on higher ground this ts not nee
es~arv The sandy nature Of the soil.
as well az the moist atmosphere and
heat. arr conducive 20 the rapid growth
OF pineapple plants. ana quick maturity
OF the fruit BUT the constant use % FER
thlzers Is necessary. fthe Bradley" being
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Mnmnn,. shcIc.an Pound.

In the prosecution or the house house
Inspection of Tamra. Sanitary Chief
s;so5S@ walker Friday stumbled On a dis
eovsry that may oyeutuate into "a genuine
sensation. in the rear OF the vacant house.
,I1 Constant street.. chief walker found,
partly coneealei In trash heap. tho
skeleton OF "A woman. The bones were noe
OF the white. polished character such a.
are used hy physicians or medical stu
dents. but were dark somewhat chhrrei
10 appearance. as though the flesh had but
recently been burned from them To the
skull chung wisus OF h1lr-thc hair ~ a
white Womau-wtvy. ~ One and silky
texture. and rcdiIsh-brown 900 color. The
ske.etou Rad evidently been buried lu the
trash pile hut disturbed by som" prowlcrs
"a the premises. The pile was IN The back
ward OF tie place FouI play 81 suspected.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Cottonseed has taken tumble. Flor
ence buyers are now paying but SIS ton
whereas they were glad % short time ago
20 take al they could got az Sl6 Ia par-
nnEten seed has brought as high a. ST.
This price has not been reached boa Flor
euce. The buyers expect that the price
Will go lower and lower. Seed ere pieuti-
fui however. and 10 is noticeable that =
greater bulk or 81 is being sold Cotton
seed men say that the mills are stocked
with h.Eh-prieed seed. and Oh being so
low. there IS not much proht iu Che ou1-
ness. cottouseed Oh has deterioratod in
value 60 greet extent aud the situation.
as far "a the mhls are concerned. may he
said 20 be- serious. An oil salesman said
that he could not sell a barrel of cotton
oil on tho New York market. To may Do
that some 81 The mills viii close until the
situation Is relieved hy an advance IN oil
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Judeing from che conversation OF leeis-
10 tors there is eo.Ds 20 be- hard asat
over tho Wigat hI 90 repeal co., amend
ment allowing tac people 90 eieet judicial
Officers. one prominent member of tle
house SAID that Dee intended to nsht the
Wight proposition to the LAST "Ine peo-
pie demanded the present elective sys-
tenn" ne said. and ~ they are tired Of
g. have not been 80 informed. The nrst
elecsi0n under the system was held this
year and venture 20 cay tina the judges
ara solicitors chosen are squat ln ability
and character TO their predecessors who
were selected under the od plan ] bee
Hove ~ Tao people have sense enough 90
elect q Governor aud members OF tac Lex
islature. they nov, sense enough a. elect
5udges Tho trading under the old syf-
TEN had become public scandal and thl'
system was deservcdy abolished Aly
opinion is that the oppoe.tioO 20 election
BY the people comes from lot OF afp.-
rants who think shelr chances would De-
better boforo che legislature than before
the people
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Ollie convent in Florence Il VIII boz a
large three-siory building facing lrby
square on the same sito az the small
building now on the bot. which is being
moved back 20 be- used as a stpronuuso.
The plans for tne building were drawn
hy Diurle & Barboi. city engineers ana
architects Of Charlestou. from drawings
- Father Woods The building Will b.
neat. hut nothing elaborate ln the way ~
architecture II via cost about 5000. The
contract has been awarded 60 vs. j VII
kins. who built the church for tae 'afho-
lies az Georgetown and with which they
were delighted Tn, work wiz be- pushed
az fast as possible The school building
has not yet been arranged for.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Methods of Growing Carnations.

4 few persons succeed with carnations
indoors. The out OF door culture OF car
nations. however. as described by a writer
Ia Country Gentleman. IS simple easily
carried on and repays one by plants laden
with Dozens Of the Glove scented beauties.
lic says
LAS 90 kinds TO be selected. one may
take the ordinary carnations or the Mar
-ucritos II is 20 be remembered that
Marguerite carnations require two seasons
20 reach period when ihsy will bloom
freely After once freely blossomlng they
should DO discarded altogether and new
seedlings set out This IS rule adopted
by florists Ia reference TO all carnations.
Since most persons are unable 10 Sc
cure the young Marguerite plants. they
must be- raised from the seed. The seed
should be bought from some reliable deal
"r ana soWu in "a box % loose earth as
one would SOW cabbage seed. At any time
iu juno or july this may De- done Soaking
the seed overnight. not planting TOO deeply
aud shading the surface Of the soil TO
prevent baking are some precautions 70
be- taken.
As soon as the seedlings are four or Eve
inches tall they are ready TO be trans
planted 20 the bod In selecting a place
FOR "A carnation bed one should bear In
mind that afternoon shade Is advisable
For this reason plants growing TO the east
q some building are usually the finest
ones
Carnations require a rich. loose soil 81
the competition ot good garden soil Tn
leh should DE- kept free from weeds The
surface OF the soil must be kept loose
Water is % Doe siven only when the soil
becomes dry and not daily. II tho season
is favorable, Marguerite carnations viii
bloom somewhat the first fall However
n they d. no.. they will make It all up
the following summer. As soon as the
frosts become severe In the fan the stems
are 20 be gently pressed earthward and
covered with straw as a winter coat TIL
straw had better Be covered with loos
ooafos. 70 os 10 prevent wind and fowi
from disturbing g. on the approach az
spring. late IN April the mulch sh3ul
DE- removed The warm rains and stimu
hdng sunshine soon awaken suroute
which push upward. and in June bea
migrant masses o. carnations. Field an
Harm
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
PIERCED ny CurrD's SHAFT.
This Couple Formerly Pierced by
the same Rine nuIIct.

n,
ne" i"'N' ''-
Kerr. Of No. oss flith avenue. VINO was
mistaken for a deer and accidentally shot
last month by Or Cnnries T. hnde. has
been brought hack 20 New YORK. To-
day she was resting quietly at her home
in the best OF spirits. ln few days
she viii De- permitted 20 Try crutches for
the first time since her lex was ampu-
tatei above the knee. As told, Mrs.
Kerr was at the Thhawus club TOO che
AdiuondackF with party of friends.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
SON Initiate. IA. Father.

News reaches Jacksonville that Fred b.
walker keeper OF the lighthouse OF
Cockfosch Mound. marking tnc chanue.
az lhe entrance % tine Littc MAuatee
river. committed suicide. Iue light was
53t for several days. ANA on Investigation
tAe deeompose Douy Was found o. a room
win head blown OH. shot gun Was
sfu b. bis lay HE family was visiting
az the time iu Mursachuaetts. captain h..
b Walker has father. committee suicide
j few weeks ago 90 the same room and
mauutr..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

II IS a wollknown fact that stone fruits.
such rs the peach plum. cherry. etc. can
noe be successfully grated or budded on
other fruits. such az the apple, pear.
ounce. that have several seeds Enclosed
600 a core.
a Texas fruit grower. however. has
found that fruits % either OF these class
cs can easily be grated on the persim-
mon.
what this VIII lead TO IN practical hor-
teufuro b. set 20 be determined bur Il
do,r open the way To many interesting
.al stations.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The route OF Grcensyiile's electric street
railway. after many days OF patient wnit-
inc ami many hours OF speculation on the
rert OF the real estate owners. has at
Iesf been determined. Since the route has
been determined and Contractor Rceun
has learned "wh.re be- is at the work Of
excavation preparatory 60 laying the track
will begin this week. Eusinecr Whimer
left for SeWherry 20 secure large SUP
ply OF ebert rock TO be placed on the
track
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Pineapple Growing In Florida.

The writer had occasion 70 spend some
time In Florida recently, and was much
Interested 81 the comparatively new In
Grower Since the disastrous freezes
which cut down The orange groves OF
cen raj Florida maay OF those who had
the financial ability have turned their at
tention 10 pineapple culture and some
are making "a signal success OF e.. Il goes
without saying that the successful grow
ers are those who attend carefully TO all
she details Of the business. The land APP
pears 70 be all white sand, but M re-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Miami Metropolis. It o. 70 bee hoped that
tho next Legislature wlu pass a compul-
sorry ed4cauoual luw. only about one-half
tae cLilaren o, school age in Miami at
tend school. ana only about ono-fourth
attend regularly. ANA a large per cent
q the others are lotorug ABOUT tho
streets. rapidly growing into common
street Ioafers learning 90 swear. steal ami
gamble. ana acquirius habits that weaken
the.r characters aId viii eventually make
them vicious criminals. Every cnlld over
aisnt years cd should bee in school. ami
If some parents knew the daily peril their
children. uoss and girls are 90, they would
sa-1u put them "a school.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Mrs. nixon cheerful.

Mrs. Dixon. charged with the murder
Of her husband in johnson county who -
now IN che E.pb county jail awaiting
new trial is wonderfully glib and cheer
ful. She talks freely OF her ease and S.
confident that she viii ger hor oequittal.
She has taken curious Wow OF the f3tl-
ure Of the jury which heard nor case 20
reach "a verdict nud makes ~ novel point
she says She would have been acquitted
~ Il had not been chat seven Of ,nc jurors
who tried her had also been members 90
the jury who convicted Jcre Walden. her
accompiicc 10 whom Was given life
sentence. She says She made her escap.
from the Wrichtsvillo Court House eAst-
~ that the sheriff wns asleep leo the room
where slc was confined ami that sra
merely took uoriou' 60 visit her sister.
and walked on without any trouble She
further says that she hIl no Idcl % elud-
ing capture and when she reached the
house or her relative threw herself on
the bed. where she wle found without
difficulty hy the officers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Moultris otecrvcr. Doeruu. prosrea-
sive ana rrospcrius htue town wish ueof-
D. five hundred souls within lts corporate
limits has sprung up from among the
pines The toxin D. scarcely Two years ~
age set ana boasts 90 some sixteen or
eighteen stores. a good hotel. avery -sa-
bles. warehouse. and on up-to-tate giu-
merry. lae merchants have t1riuns
business at aA seasons o. the year. as
the town e. the trading polu. with the
thousands o. llhorcrs employed at che
various ssw mills aa1 tgrpentlne stills
which are operated in amt around the
place Thousands ~ dollars are turned
loose emong the laborlns class here eve
cry month. nud our town sets the lions
eEare o. their trade
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
No Trace of ucGcc We, discovered

Great interest o. felt So Grccnvlilc over
the Disappearance Of Mr. Arthur MCGEE
OF Honea Path on Monday last Many
people tarr, know him Ills whorcI bouts
remains as profound "a mystery as ever.
Fridays Anderson Mail contained tho fo-
lowing concerning the missing man. REV.
Alike McGea b. is said. believes that his
SON was murdered Monday ulcht und DO"
body hidden. Al hIs request tho pond OF
winter 40 Tho old quarry near the MISSING
mans home wns thoroughly drisscd on
Wrdnesday Yesterday Mr. S. NJ Cobb
~ Bolton gave permission to q party %
searchers 60 drag bis pond. which Is To-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

THE NEWS OF THREE STATES.
HAPPENINGS ~ GEORGIA, FLORIDA
AND sOUTH CAROLINA.

Double Homicide nt CoicmRn-Nrs.
Dixon l. 9Th and Chccrfui-ItEht
20 he Made on WiEht- Bili-"rit-
fms Two ConVcntions-W omnn's
skeleton Found at Tnmpa-hiEht-
house Keepers Suicide-tol. Frost
20 Wed-other south Carolina
News.
A possible double homiciie occurred az
Coleman Frank Cobb was shot and k.li-
"a by Red GeesNng The latter was l'aa-
~ cur and win die The details q the
array were rot learned although rumor
connects a wom1r'- name with it.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
FLORIDA

Tltusvllie. East Coast Advocate; The
Farmer Institute Is creating interest ali
through Florida ard much good will ye,
result from the faithful efforts now be-
ing made 20 instill new ideas into our
truckers and growers. Wa shall De pleas
ed az any time, 20 have the gentlemen
who are at the head Of this movement
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

hours un all the symptoms OF this cam
pAlgn scourge are gone. This usually
takes place in from thirty-six 20 forty
eight hours So Gar IL has noS failed in
one case .-E,Nchange.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24

gpben ~getporfen ,rnb sefeiielt, bic
S6liiHel nuroen Inn bann entriiIe en-
uno bic 8~efansenen iu6ten bas Wette.
Gin fe4iter 8efangener, Der iid ges
lpeigert, an Der Slu6t tbeil3unebmen,
befreite ben 9eputD@S Sheriff aus leiner
undn9tnebmen Gage unb 8eioe f6luz
gen Nlarm. Die 5lii6tlinge purbeil
perfplgt, entfamen iebo9 unb "feierten
ben &e,,l bes 4. Suli in Der g~olbenen
6r;ihtit, a~nitatt binter S9lob unb
Hieeel.
Sunbert Dollars, in einsm
Steintopfe gut pertpabrt, fanb Der
5armer 90. 8. &ntght bon Weitfielo
in einem nit Qi9e gefiiGten SAB. Gr
taufte bic IiGe ppr u~ngefdbr bret Wtoz
naten auf elmer @ufticn unb nolte
Gauge barauS MAIDEN. Die Ii6e lit
aus Dem 9Ia6laiie bes rei9en 5armers
6enrD Melid, Der gu 8antsn tetn 3uz
trauen bate, ionbern Iein auf mebr ais
100000 percni6lagtes @aarpsrmDz
gen in alien mDgli6en @den uno 2D=
d)ern perIt:dt belt. Inoere Sarmer,
fpel6s CUR ieIben 3eit Qi9e tauften,
Grgcrn ii9 nun ai9grau, neil lie Die
~erItanbene Waare ni9t griinbli9 UNI
terIuChten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24
YennipIpania.

= George 2epis, elm 2ufti9iffer,
Der i'm Central Part in Pbilaoelpbiu
auffa6rtsn unternimmt, bat es nun
Ieinsm guten Slid 81 Deroant:n, oab
er beute nod unter ben 2ebenoen petlt.
@r fubr am 4. Suli angeiidts elmer
5dblrei6sn Meni9enmenge in bic SObe
unD lieb ii9, als er 800 Sub in ben
2iftsn unb nur nod als puntt iidts
bar mar, mittels zines Saai6irmes
berunter. Ginige Setunben lang sing
allss gut; bod plOBlia bemertten bic
3uI6auer nit @ntieben, baB Der
S9irm Suiammentluppte unb Der
Mann baran nit 8libesI9neue bers
unter fauite. SIM nd9iten Momente
bate er als seri6metterte 2eide auf
Der Grbe lanben mii7en, fpenn ni9t mi
bod ,sn fritil6:n &~ugenblide Elm frGfz
tiger @inbitoB fia erboben uno b:n
Sali4irm nOtbbiirftia seipannt bate.
fisl Der aufti9iffer ibsr bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24
@brontk.
o.
Snlano.
- -ssI4S
Snptana.
Snptana.

- Der Grturftons3ug Der Big
Sour : 8u6n, pelfer bieier Sage bon
Cincinnati na9 indianapolis abgelais
fen puroe, bate einen Sabrgait an
8pro, Der mebr Wagemutb ais Vers
nunft gu befiBen i9ien. Gpnruo 81:
fGer nannte er ii9 uno BON Cincinnati
tam er. Oils Der 3ug 5tpei Metlen btn'
ter SbelbDSiae mar uno nit elmer Sc
f6tpinbigteit bon 80 Meilen per Stuns
be bdbtnbrauite, proponirte SLIDER
einem Sreunb, nit benz er auf Der htns
tsren glutfprm bes 8aggons ftunb,
bic @ette, baB er in boiler Sabrges
fdpinbieteit pom @ugen iprinsen
ipole. She Der Sreunb mod 9elegens
bsit fanb, ben Slider 81 fragen, ob's
Bel ibm i'm Sberitiib9sn rappele, tpar
bieier audi i6on abgeiprungen. Sel
Anbere Spg Die Nptbleine uns na6oem
Der G~pnoutteur bon benz @orgefal:nen
peritGnbtgt NOR, fubr Der 3ug auriid,
Sie 2eute traren bD9it %eritaunt, ST.
f6er in einem S%anbbaufen iiBen 81
fcben, in benz er it9 pei4 gebettet
bate. QuBer einigen S9rummen i'm
@eii9t bat linn Die Gscapaoe ni6ts &C.
i6abet. Slider bat iibrigsns selpbt
berartise 9ummbeiten in 3utunft 81
untarla1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24
MiHourt.

- Sas itGotiide Spipital gu ct.
Bouts beberbergt ge~genpGrtig einen
etsentbimli6en Yatienten, Der emit
before Sage geieben bat. Gs 1T oles
Der neun5igjdbrige Or. 8eorg Gbels
mann, Der our9 ben beitGnbigen Sc
brduG bon Ntorp5ium 10 tief berunterz
sefommen lit, bab er feline leBten Sage
tn elmer Observation-Disclosures Oers
bringen mrb. Or. Goelmann bat cine
bet,este Gereangenbett binter ii9; aus
Wi:n gebirttg, nanoerte er als iunger
NrSt mad Nmerifa aus uno eriparb
fid bier cine quite Prarts. Sein Same
purbe 5uerIt in peiteren &reiien be-
fdnnt, ais or cine Qbbdnblung iiber Die
MOD fat 9onS Inbetdnnte Inpenoung
bon Gbloroform i9risb. Den 8iirsers
frieg ma6te er ais Stabsarat zines
Sbtoer Gegimcntes nit. Na9 Dem
Sriebensi6luB iant ietn Stern iebi
fGnea; er ergab ii6 benz 8enuTe BON
Morpbium unD Die lebten Sabre mar
er foft dusffiicBli9 auf frembes Mits
leib angeipielln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24

einen 3ettel seiste, Der ibm oberbat6
Der Siifte befeitigt mar. Ser 3etteI
mar aus peiber 2einpanb unb bonn
Oiterrei6ifh : ungariIden &oniulate
IN Baris ausgefiiIt. 0draus entndbm
man, Dab Der &nabe 2eopolb Weifert,
bus Wdo9en Snes Weitert beige, bab
iener 6, Otefes 5 Sabre alt lit. 8eibe
iino WaiIen bes in Mabrib ~peritprbez
ncn uno na9 S6Dnba6, 8eairf 8az
bel. ~5uitdnbig gepeienen Wenael @ei@
fert. Na6 benz Spbe Der @ltern bliez
ben Die Waiien pbne jebe Silfe, unb
bGrmberaise Na6barn nabmen fi4
ibrer an, um tie auf bic 8abn gu brine
gen nnb, 10 gut es -eben gins, Die Giidz
tetr mad @abel gu ibren 8eripanbten
su ermOeli9en. Oas &pniulat in
Paris triu9te in benz 3ettel ale 9es
bDroen unb 8ubnperpaltungen, ii9
Der tleinen Heifenben anaunebmen unb
lie auf benz fiirseiten Wegs in ibre sus
itGnoi9e @emeinoe 81 bef0roern. Der
&nab' trug nod auBer Dem 3ett:l auf
Der 8ruit Elm Sddden, NORM ii6 spei
photographer isiner peritorbtnen
Gltern, iopie cine bon Der Staatsbubn
ausgeIteate 8arte CUR freien Sabrt bon
@ien na9 Gger b%efanben. Der unbe,
fannte Ser nabm ii6 poblipolsnb Der
&inoer an, fiibrte lie in bic &eitauraz
tion, periduffte linen bort Speiie unb
Sranl unb fdenfte ibnen eiuige &ro.
men. oils bas Signal our Weiterfabrt
Segeben tpurbe, begleitete er lie bis gum
Wagen unb Derabi6iebete iid bon
ibnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24
Minneiota.

SIN Sauie ieiner SO9ter in
Minneapplis itarb oieier Sage Serr
&norep Pepp i'm <er bon 100 Sab
rem, eintm Wondt unb spDlf Sagen.
@or elmer Wo9e cling Der alte Serr, Elm
9%rintglas in Der Sano baltenb, cine
2reppe binunter unb fiel 10 ungliidz
lia, bab tr iid cine i9pere 8opfpunbe
Suaog, Die ieinen Sob our Solge bate.
Der Sunoerttd6rige puroe am 4. Wtai
1900 in @telsoorf, Sa6ien>M eininz
rem, geboren. SIN <er BON 65 Sab
rem fam er na9 4meritd unb pobnte
feitber bei ieiner So9ter, Srau Gang.
Gr betrie6 bas 3immermannsbanbs
iperf unb mar Big ms b09ite Bitter
binein tbdtig unb riiittg. Gr bat cine
eroBs 3,tt bur4Iebt; er fab Napoleon
nit feiner groben 4rmee na4 8uBs
lamb murI6tren, er. iab ben &f,
Der bic Hapoleons6erri6aft brad UNI
tiente ieI6it in Der beuti9en Qrmee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-24

5. Strabe bintpeg unb tpuroe nit
Wu6t geg:n einen Selegrapbenpfoiten
gei9leubert. Sp9 III feline 8erlebung
ni9t erbebliGer Ndtur.
= Quf Der Rationale Contention 81
philadelphia fat man Die @lsttri5itdt
iogar ba3u benubt, Inn iiG duf Die elm
fa9ite Weiie BON Der Welt nit Dem
Germ &apeLmeiiter 81 peritGnbign.
8isber farren in hsm muiitalti6en
ST lie ipl1er @erIammlungen Die be-
bauerli9iten Srrtbiimer DOR. Gs
frnnte pa1iiren, bab einmal, aIs &c.
rabe Elm Gunoibat nominirt purbe, Die
betannte Wciie r0opn pent Wfcz
Gjintp" eri6ol unb CAP mitt n in Der
9febe zines ~berIhmt;n 8unoesi endtors
bic Serren Muittanteil pl0blib nit
rOou are not tbs onlD Pebble on tb.
Bead" einfisl!n. 60 @tpas mar unz
angenebm. gS itDrte bic Stimmung
unb psrpanbeltc bas Grhobene in Ga
6.rlt1teit. Sn philadelphia iino oerz
drtige sssbler niAt mebr unterlaufen.
9ie eins;lnsn MuiitzYiecen tpuren
nummerirt, uno Sergedntzatz 4rms
Wispeq, Der ais S%ntenbunt fir Die
i6Dnen Siinite fungirts, brau6te nun
auf einen &nrpf gu briiG:n unb elm
Yappenitiid in Die SDbe 81 balten,
elsib pubte Der Mann nit benz Saft=
itod 9ei6eib. Sie el.ttrii6e 8lingeI
lsntte feline Iufmerfiamteit auf Qtisz
peq, unb auf Die Drummer bes az
piini6ten @%ortrases. = Man mub
ii6 gu belfen ipiHcn!