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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03
Methodist Me etings.

Our protracted meeting is
.growing in interest and religious
power. Three united With the
Echurch by letter Sunday, and
'all our services are we'll at
tended. Preaching at 2:30 p.
m. and z p. m. Doctrinal
preaching this week at z
o'clock. From Wednesday to
Sunday on baptism. Wednes
day, The Three Witnesses.
Thursdsy, One Lord, One Faith,
One Baptism. Friday, The Bap.
tism of John the Baptist. Sat,
urday, Christ's Baptism. Sun
day at IL a. m, Buried with
Him in Baptism. Sunday p. m.
Mode of Baptism. Every one
is cordially invited to all these
services
j. A. WALES, Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03
English. BOer.

Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Calve.ie
whose resignation has been de-
manded by the British war de-
partmeut, refuses to resign and
has gone to England to demand
a trial by court marshal. He
says Il will not be made a
scapegoar. The staff, not 1, is
responsible for the Lindley dis.
aster."
Kimberly is shut off from the
world again and it's food sup
ply as short as during the seige.
Gen Kitchener wired war de-
partment the following on Dec.
30.-Littleton reports; Our
post at Helvetia was captured
yesterday morning by Beers.
About fifty were killed forty
six were wounded and 700 taken
prisoners. The Boer looted
Helvetia before retiring before
overwhelming numbers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03

There was 3, 1873 new locomo-
tives built in the United States
during gthe year just ended.
This is the largest number ever
built in one year.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03

j. G. Piersol, was visitor in
thu Bluff city Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03

First Baptist church subject
for Sunday morning, THE
Church of the Twentieth Cen
tury." In. the evening, "A
View of life. At three o'clock
in the afternoon there will be a
special meeting for men. All
men are invited to this service.
Pastor Read will speak upon
A Knight of the Twentieth
Century.
Mrs. James Bailey, of Karnes
Texas kidnapped the little g.
year-old sou of Spencer Huff
man, her former husband, in
HANNIBAL - turday night.
When the couple was divorced
several years ago the two
children were given the hus
band.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-03

gine, hose cart and hook and
adder outfit is prepared to an-
swer any call that may be made
on it at a moments notice.
There has been half mile
of solid gravel street made and
the other six and three quarter
miles Of gravel streets redress
ed.
During the year the Jackson
Hay Loader Factory and Han
die Factory was established
here. The Woodman Wagon
Works has been filling special
orders for their work from
Southern Arkansas and Texas.
The Public Library has in
creased in size and popularity
while the twelve months were
fleeting by.
The Stockmen and Shippers
were not idle during the year
that is gone as the following
taken from the files Of the DEM
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
Thr @ Children Burned to Death.

News reached this city Tuesday
afternoon of a most distressing oc-
currence in Panther Branch town
ship. 1t was the burning of
colored mans house in which his
three helpless lit children had
been left alone and their charred re-
mans were found among the debris
and smoldering ruins.
The scene of the shocking catas-
trophe is near Myatt's mill, on Mr..
w. M. Blalock's farm. Mack Bla-
lock, a colored man, his wife and
three children, occupied the house
Mack was absent working in the
woods and his wife was away from
home picking cotton, while their
children, the oldest four years and
the youngest eighteen months old,
were left alone in the house. When
the fire was discovered the house
was completely o"vH'~T~d in flames
anu there va 10 .4J... 81. saving 1t
After the building WAS destroyed
the roasted bodies of the three chill
dren were found in q spot where
bed had stood. 1t Is supposed they
were playing in the fire when the
clothing of one or more Of then
caught aud they sought refuge il
the bed, or the building might have
caught in some other way and II
their fright being unable to get on
of the house they ran to the bed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

Notice is hereby given of seizure of
the following property for violation of
the internal revenue laws of the United
States:
At Wood, N. c., Aug. IA, 1901, "a
gallons corn whiskey, Dave Leonard.
At Privett, N. c., 8 jugs 2 IL gal
Ions apple brandy of B Pr,vett
At Wilmington, n. c., Sept 8, 1901,
PIP gallons corn whiskey. still, ITO gal
Ions 2 copper worms and fermsnters.
of Cypress Distilling Company.
At Privett, N G, Sept. II, 1901, 10
gallons brandy, still, cap and worms of
J B Privett.
At Vultare, N c, Sept Is, 1901, 40
gallons brandy of B r. Merritt.
At Oakley, N G, 80 gallons brandy
At Williamson, N G, 81 gallons
bra dy Of Gray Corey, Sept. Q 1901.
At Star, N G, Sept. 1, 1901, 40 gallons
corn viii key of Tug Monros.
At Holman 10 gallons corn whiskey
of Malcolm Blue, Sept Is, 1901.
At Alfred, N G, 2 gallons and l keg
brandy, copper still, l worm and cap
Of John F Needham
At Hoffman, Sept "a, 1901, 1887 gal
Ions corn whiskey, wood still, wOon
d uoler, worm tub, one copper worm
cap. fermenters, m ash tub, 2 cist
erns and distillery premises No. ATS
of Malcolm Blue.
At Trotville, Oct 5. 1901, l copper
still and worm of X Russell & 60
at williams still, cap enc
worm, 20 gallons brandy Of J K Peal
at Cherry, Oct 9, 1901, still. worn
and II gall ms brandy of q w Cliff on
At Oakly Sept l6, 1901. one copper
still cap agd worm, 70 gallons brandy
Of Gray Corely.
At cherry Sept ~, 1901, 43 gallon:
brandy
At Vultare, N c., sept. Is, 1911, 1;
gallons bra dy, one copper still, cal
and worm of B. F. Merritt.
Persons claiming the above propert!
| will FL their claims with me in M
flee within thirty dap as required b!
law, or the same will be forfeited t,
the use of the United ates
K &. UNCAN, Collector.
By J. p. 81. ADAMS, Deputy Collector
Raleigh, N. G.
Oct 10, 1901.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
General News

The 5ehIey court Of inauiry n IL
Thought Iii strive to finish IL. work
before congress convenes
a train entering South Carolina
town the other day disIodged The
pipe OF a water tank, and tue pipe
broke the windows In a pa-seig--
car and deluged the passengers with
water.
Rice lands In Texas two years ago
were selling slowly at IS to SIS.
Today such land Is selling much
faster at $50 to $50 per acre, and i'm
migration TO the rice belt Is quite
active.
Nearly 1850 head of horses
and mules have been purchased In
The United States by Great Britain
for her army since October, 1900.
The cost Of these animals was about
$i6,000,000.
Colorado and Iowa have both re-
stored the death penalty for murder.
There are now only four states In
which the death penalty Is not In
ficted-Wisconsin, Michigan, Maine
and Rhode Island.
A fast freight train on the Great
Northern Railroad ran into a work
train near Blsir, Montana, Sunday,
killing ten Japanese laborers and
wounding 48. The wreck took fire.
burning up ten cars.
The following named states and
territories In 1900 did not contain
any city with population Of % 900
or more: Arizona, Idaho, Indian
Territory, Mississippi, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Carolina, North d.
kota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Yer
mont aud Wyoming.
London, Nov. 18.-In the Old
Beiley police court today Marie Jo-
>sphine Eastwick, the young Phila-
delphia woman, was sentenced to
six months imprisonment. Miss
Eastwick was arrest eli In Septem Der
IN the charge of forging railway
certificates to the value of 100000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

The readers OF this paper will b..
pleased to learn that there IL Ct
least one dreaded disease that sci
encs has been able TO cure in all ite
Stages, and that In Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure II the only positive
cure known to the medical f.atern-
ity. Casarrh being q constitutional
disease, requires constitutions
treatment. HalPs Catarrn ure IL
taken internally, acting directly
upon the b God and m ucous surfa, &c
of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, ano
giving the patient strength b.
building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing It's work
The proprietOrs have 30 mucn faith
10 Its curative powers, that they
offer one hundred dollars for an,
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for
list OF testim onials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Props Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
SUPREME COURT GRANTS PERMISSION

To the st ate Of South Dakota to Sue tho
State Of North Carolina for tho Collec-
ton Of Second Mortgage Bonds Issued
in Aid OF the Construction OF the West
ern North Carolina r.. R.
Special to the Causasian.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 16, 1901
On last Monday Hon. Wheeler H.
Peckham, representing the State of
South Dakota, filed bill on behalf
of the Attorney General of South
Dakota and made q motion asking
permission to sue the State of North
Carolina to recover on the second
mortgage bonds issued in aid of the
construction Of the Western North
Carolina Railroad, which bonds were
guaranteed by the States stock in
said railroad. This is the case of an
original bill in equity. In such
cases the court must be asked leave
to bring the suit and . bill setting
out the facts must be filed for the
information of the court. The court
then takes under advisement the
whole matter, and, after due consid-
Grafton, decide. whether or not the
court has Jurisdiction, and whether
or not 1t il a proper suit for the Su
IRENE Court to entertain. Today
the Supreme Court, after due con
sideration, rendered its decision or
the motion made by Mr.. Peckhan
last Monday and decided that i,
would entertain the suit and has
formally granted permission to Soati
Dakota 10 proceed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
Short of
Breath.

Symptoms of heart trouble in
clude short breath, choking,
smothering, palpitation, pain in
the side, faintness, irregular
pulse, sinking spells, and
dropsy of feet and ankles. A
weak heart means poor circula-
ton, imperfect digestion, loss
of appetite, thin, pale blood, ex-
hausted nerve-force and falling
strength. Do not neglect
your heart. 1t doesn't pay.
"Shortness of breath and
smothering sensations in my
chest, accompanied by severe
pains in left side and shoulder,
and inability to sleep on left
side, warned me of the presence
Of heart trouble. Three bottles
Of DR.. Miles Heart Cure entirely
relieved me-" II. d. HOLMAN,
Irasburgh, Vt.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Although the court i--usd an
e. 4 after he dea h of III Huf <
Gang conferring ihs hereliiy title
Of marquis on him and twenty
three generations Of his eldest son
and Offices and rank On his ether sons
and grand-ons, and also provided for
the erection Of q memorial arch in
Earl LIS native town and the ex-
penditure Of five thousand tseis for
the entertainment Of any funeral
guests who might attend, no plans
have a. yet been made for his bur-
ial. The body will remain in Pc
kin until summer, when 1t will
probably be taken to South Anhui
province.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
Our Friends, the Druggists.

1t Is 3 pleasure tu testify to the
generally high character OF drug
gis,s. But because of few ex
ceptions to the rule, it Is nece asary
to caution the public to be on
guard against limitations OF Perry
Davis Pain.killer. See that you
get the right article, the soothing
mel pful pain killer that was used IL
y ,ur family before you Were born
DOME be taken into buying q sub
stitute There is but one pain
killer, Perry Davis.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Great Increase In Post ONCE Receipts.
In 1894 the gross receipts in the
post office at Raleigh amounted to
S25, 1854, net revenue being $12,-
1874. In 1900 the gross receipts
were S45, 149 Al, the net revenue
S2S, 9l9.1S. These figures without
q word Ut comment show The great
increase In business in Raleigh in
five years, the net receipts now, ex-
c-eding the gross receipts of five
years ago.
The latter figures include the re-
ceipts for the year ending June 80,
1901, and tn. cost of conducting the
'rhc- i shown by the fact that in
1894 it took 81 per cent of the re-
'elpt5 while last year with greatly
IN reased business the cost was SO
,er cent of the receipts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

R.v. r. q. Pear-on, the well
known e>sug list, last sunday night
commenced ten day revival Aervi.
eos at the Presbyterian church In
this city.
Last Thursday II. A. Hester, q
white man In the county, was shot
by negro who mistoOk him for a
negro with whom he was angry.
The ball pentrstsd the skull but he
Will recover.
Mr.. II. X. Bruner left TUESDAY
afternoon for Charleston to look af.
ter the arranging OF the States ex.
hibit at the exposition. Another
carload of the States display will
start today or tomorrow for Char
lesion.
Judge Simonton ise ued an order
last week dismissing the receivership
of Percival ). Hill, of the Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Company, when h-
shall have divided prorats, q bal.
snoa of S23,225 among tho stock
holders
A fire started in the new residence
Of Mrs. Bauman Friday night and
entirely destroyed the building ana
two adjoining re-idences, the loss
bling estimated at $1,000, fully In
sured. The origin OF the fire is not
known as no one was living I'm tn,
house at the time the fire broke out.
IncendisriOn is Suspected.
Governor Aycock on Saturday
granted three pardOns, one to J. b
Crenshaw of Mecklenburg county,
who Wa serving q six months sen
tencc on the county roads for shoot
lug and killing watermelon thief
ami the oth.r two to Charles Is. Me-
hagen and Jno Z Mall tt who wer,
convicted in T. gerOnbt' county of
conspiracy to defraud creditors.
One of the oldest, if not the oldest,
women in Wake county, Eueline
Long, cOloIed, died at her HON ,
ll3 West Cabarrus street, last week,
at the ripe old age of l06 years.
She was born in 1896, aud retnem
Der, q we'll the war OF 1872 anu
sin liar historic events which hap
pened in the early century. Sh'
mOved here from Granville county
some time ago aud had perfect -ighr
and hearIn4 up To the time of her
death.
The veteran janitor of the capitol,
Mr.. +. Nj ~traughar, who has faith
fully filled that position the last
thir v years, is lying critical i'll at
his houre on Wilmington ST. @ t. Mr..
Straughan his been growing feeble
for several Il onths. Tu stay he
was stricken with paralysis and fell.
A little grandson was with him,
and the little fellow tired to help
him up, hut fiud ny he could not do
so, ca led for help. Mr.. Straughan
was carried into tho house and
medical aid summoned. The attack
was not sever, hut in his enftebled
condition it place him in doubtful
state.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
A Victory to be Proud Of.

Is the final and absolute cure OF
sore throat, in which the rawness
,nd tenderness have been spread
ng dsr gerouSiy near those guard
ans Of life, tue lungs. The luxury
% sound throat and robust lungs
IS most keenly enjoyed by people
who, having suffered all the con.
sequences CT "a little cold. You
know" have been rescued from
misery and danger by Aliens Lung
Balsam.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
ECZEMA'S
STRH IS TORTURE.

Eczema is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in
Aammation little pustular eruptions form
and discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off sometimes the skin is
hard, dry and assured. Eczema in any
form is a tormentlng, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems to ooze out and set the skin
on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
il will keep the skin irritated.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Entered at the Post office in Raleigh,
y. g., ~ second-cla,s mail matter.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21
DR.. Miles,
Cure

strengthens and regulates the
hearts action as nothing else
can. Sold by druggists ON
guarantee,
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

You should not feel tired all the
time healthy people don't-you
aion't II you take Hoods Sarsapar.
10 for awhile.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

R.v II. q. Pear-on, the well
known e>aug list, last sunday night
commenced ten day revival Aervi.
eos at the Presbyterian church In
this city.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Last Thursday II. A. Hester, q
white man In the county, was shot
by a negro who mistoOk him for a
n. gro with whom he was angry.
The ball pentrstsd the skull but he
will recover.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Inc sehIey court Of inquiry II IL
Thought ~ Iii strive to finish IL. work
before congress convenes
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-11-21

Halls Family Pills are the best
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Heuntun in Ghiraan.

gbioaso, 80. September. -
gtpa 300 8raumeiiter, aus alien
Sbeilen bes 2anbes fommenb, trafen
geitern bier Elm, uno peitere 100 Bis
$50 perben 6eute erlpartet. @s fin
bet 6ter rdmli9 bic 10. idbrli9e Heu=
nion ebemaliger Stubenten Der unter
2eitung Der So. Wabl unb 9enius
itebenben 8raueri4ule itatt, unb es
iino groBe @urbereitunsen fir bteie
5eier getrpffen tporben. gs purbe
cine @ereinisung sebilDet. ipel9e 9rn.
s. g6riIt. Born BON Columbus, g.,
gu ibrem prdIibenten erndblte, unb
bieIer bieb BEL Der geftern in Der prd6z
tig oeforirten rNorbieite Surnbafle"
erfolgten grDffnungsfeter feline GoIez
gen auf bas 6er5lt6fe pillfommen.
gs tperben bis gum 9onneritag I'M
cluiipe auf bas graugeperbe be5iigz
li9e 8prtrdge ge6alten tperoen, baz
runter elmer BON Yrofefor Gmil Gbr.
6anien BON &openbagen, 9Gnemarf,
unb elmer BON profefor 8. %. @ilep,
bem g6ef bes 6emiI9en Bureaus bes
8unbes Qferbau Oepartements.
6eute 2lbenb finbet in Der rNorbz
Ieite Surnballe" Elm Gommers ftatt,
unb am Oonneritag Ia6mittag
fpn1mt bic Geunion nit einem i'm
Nubitprium ab5ubaltenben 8antett
3unl Q6fAluB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

Cine Der llrfd9en bafiir lit, bab Die
Neger Stimmgeber our9 Ngitatoren
CUR &egiitrirung aneetrieben iperben.
8on ben fpeiben Stimmgebern, nel6e
Der beiten &lai7e Der 8iirgerf9aft an
gebOren unb fiir bic beiten Snterefen
Der Gefeu19aft unb bes Staates ber=
antportlih limb, ieBt man poruu5,
baB bielelben genug patriotismus :
8iirgeritol5 baben, oab biefelben ibr
eigenes Woblerge6en unb bas t6rer
&inoer unb bes @emeinfpeiens i'm
9luge be6alten, Inn barauf gu a6ten,
bab bic Gpntrole Der Dffentli9en Mn=
selegen6eiten in ibren 6dnben bleibe
unb cine 8enugtbuung burin fu9en,
bdB Marnlunb mod als Elm eutes unb
fi4eres altes Staatsipefen, in benz Sc
ieb unb Srbnuns berri9en, angeieben
tperoe.
Die allerbeitsn 8iirger perIdumen
ober pergehen es 5uipeilen, iib regiz
itriren gu lafIen, uno miifen bann nit
tiefer 8ef9Gmung unb bitteren 8pr=
tpiirfen gepabren, spie Die Wablen BON
&laKen cpntrolirt perben, tpel6e auf
8orberrf9aft feinen gere9ten pber
perniinftisen @nlpru6 baben. Dies
mu9t bic &egiitrirung nt9t alIein
pi6tig, ionbern gebieterii6.
I9tet burauf, bab @uer eigener
Same ri6tig in ben 8ii9ern eingetraz
gen lit, unb peranluBt tpenigitens eiz
men anberen Oemotraten CUR Hegiz
ftrirund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01

benz 6errn beraubt tpprben iein; Ell
nise iparen 10 BON Der N4tbarfeit
Garbona's iiber5eugt, bab lie oemiel=
ben bic &aufbriefe ibres @runoeigen%
tbums anpertrauten.
Garbona mar bisber INNER fir Ell
men Der beten Sreunbe4merita's an
gefeben noroen. Sept bat man ben
2ebenslauf beHelben elmer senaueren
llnteriu4ung unter5ogen uno babel
bic eritaunlihe gntbedung gemd9t,
bab er elm 8anbtt mar unb beretts
5pei Strafternline, i'm 9an5en finf
Sabre, abseieifen bat.
Streitfrase in M antla.
Die MunisipalbebDrben BON Ma@
Mia baben unldnsit Die 8erfiisung ge%
troffen, Die SHORE in ben Die innere
Stabt unsebenben 5ortififationen
Inn bas Soppelte grDber gu MAIDEN,
unO es 1T nabri4einlih, baB bic anle@
rifani16en 8eb0roen gegen Dielen Bez
16luB Brpte1t erbeben iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
eSn Wrmutb grifnrbeit.

Jrau Mini9's trauriges 9didfal. =
'Starb i'm g(rmenbauie, lpdbreno
man na9 ibr fudte, um ibr ein
srobss grbe gu Intermittent.
@ilfesbarre, ga., 80. Sept.
= WGbreno tie iterbeno i'm 4rmenz
bauie lag, iu9te ein srobes 8unfbaus
mad 5rau Marp Mttni4, Inn ibr
$4,000 gu ii6erssben. sl9t lanse
Sabre mar bic @ude na9 Der 5ruu
fprtselebt porben, unb als bielelbe
geitern 4benb gu Gnbe, oa mar lie
bereits felt einem Sabre toot. SIS
mar Der lebte S6lag, ben bas S6tdz
fal Der betasten Dame 5ufiiste, pelhe
emit, eine sefeierte Sd0nbeit bieier
Staot, i'm &eidtbum aufgepa6ien
mar. Oo6 .bann fam S9lag auf
S9lag, unb bas Gnbe - Der Sob
i'm Nrnlenbauie. Sas 8ermDgen,
pel9es bic S9mersen i6rer lesten
Sabre erlei9tert baben piirOe, mar
bon &ubolpb Bad, einem 8rooflpner
8u9binoer, binterlafen iporben, oer
am 27. g1obsmbsr 1893 farb, pbne
Elm Seitament gu binterluKen.
Die 8antfirma ,2abenburg, Sbalz
man e So. BON NepzYprt purbe
8eripalterin bes 9ermDgens unb be-
aunn iofort, na6 5rau Mini9, Der
nd4iten 8erpanbten bes 8eritorbez
men, gu iu6en. 8iele Sabre lang
purDe feline Spur bon ibr sefunOen.
grit por einigsn Wo6en bra6te Die
Na6ri9t zines entfernten 8ernanDz
ten einen Singeraeig, pel6et bis bier
ber perfolgt puroe, ND aeitern @beno
Der 4rmen 0irettor 2ouis Slid um
Snformation eriu9t parD. Gr mar
i'm Stanoe, 5u beneiien, Dab bic alte
Dame am 25. Rppember 1900 i'm
Nrmen6auIe bieies GountDs itarb.
Merftpiirbise unb traurige S9idz
fulsI4ldge perfolsten Ote 5rau. 2lls
i9Ones, iunges MdO9sn beiratbete lie
einen Der eriten Ner5te unierer Stabt,
Or. Wiliam Mini6. IS bieb, er lei
reid; bod als er Dor 80 Sabren farb,
binterlieB er Ni4ts. Seine Bittpe
mubte fir ibren 2ebensunterbult erz
beiten unb nabm Die Stene dls 9ausz
bdlterin Bel Sacob Wfatbias, einem
lpeit befannten rHoab 6oufe" 8ez
tiger, an, beHen plab in ben Bergen
au9 rSepen Mile Safes" genannt
tpurbe. Matbias tpurbe bor 20 Sab
rem ermoroet. 5rau Mini9 ertldrte,
iie lei nit linn perbeiratbst gepeien,
uno erbob Nnfpru6 auf ben oritten
Sbeil ieines @ermDgens, puros iebo9
in ben Geri4ten ubgetpieien. Damn
ianf lie allmdlig tiefer uno tiefer in's
GlenD, Bis lie i'm Sabre 1893, in
bemfelhen Sabre, ipel9es lie CUR Grz
bin BON $4,000 madte, 9(ufnabme
i'm 4rmenbaufe fano, ipo tie porigen
6erbft i'm 4lter BON 86 Sabren itarb.
Cine in Der Na6bar1 daft anId1Itge
Samilie 8a9 piro nun pubri9einlt9
bas BON 8ubolpb 8a9 binterlahene
8ermDgen erben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-01
Graat oa,u bsi, oak oas Ofmohrati
Gbe Dotnm rsaiffrirt wsrof.

2abt @u9 felbit resiitriren unb
feib Dann binter Cure 8eripanbten,
Sreunbe unb Na9baren Der. Sebes
Mal, penn Sbr bieIelben febt, treibt
ife ba5u an. Wiomet @u9 biefem
Werfe NIT beln gntbuiiasmus zines
Mannes, Der fir cine quite Sade arr
beitet, Die ibm am 9eraen liegt. @enn
es Gu9 aud nur selingt, einen Mann
CUR Regiftriruns 81 peranlaHen, Der
piellei4t anbernfalls Dies ni9t gez
tban baben tpiirbe, 10 fam 9ies Der
Partei gum Siege perbelfen.
Sin eutes Ding BEL bieIer MiIiionsz
arbeit 1T, bab bielel6e gud niht in
@uren @ef9dften itDrt. gs fann gez
legentli6 Bel elmer Sabrt i'm Strabenz
babn=Wasson sef9eben; Nbenbs i'm
8elprd9 nit @uren syreunben, pber
nit taum elmer Minute llnterbre9ung
Cures Weses auf Der StraBe. Gs
fann nit gerinser Waiibe eetban tperz
ben, benno9 aber Don GROCER Wirtung
fein. Wenn ieoer lopale, eifrise 0ez
mofrat in bieIer Weiie arbeitet, pdre
Dies glei6bebeuter1b nit Steg.
Sbr babt piellei9t nt6t bemertt,
baB in ben lebten Sabren bel Der Sc
famnt 8egiitration Der YrossntIaB
bes Negerz@otums ii9 lungiam, aber
itetig pergrDbert fat. Ser proaentIab
bes sefammten reeiitrirten 0otums
am eriten Sage fir bic lebtsn bret
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