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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
COURT CALENDAR
For January Term of Superior
Court of WaVne County.

For January Term of Superior
Court OF Wayne County.
There viii be a Superior Court be
gun and held for the county of
Wayne at the Court House in Colds
boro, on the 21st day of January,
1901, when anu where the following
cases will be tried:
Friday, January Goth.
No 55, Henry We'll VS.. the Mutual
Reserve Fund life Association. |
Monday, January 2Sth.
No Sc. Andrew jackson ct ais Us
W B Bailey ct ais.
50. D A King VS. B E Wallace
53.>H e King VS. B E Wallace.
81. James Collier and wife VS. L D
Gulley.
70. Penney Downing ct ais VS. J e
G Hooks, Ex, ct ais.
IS J W Lamb VS. Southern Railway
Co.
AOSoNACOJS CAAAAcNA -cOAAs
No "a Lib Kirby VS. The W & W r
r Co.
II Needham Stroud VS. Annie Stroud
70 Henry D Quinn VS. Ophelia Quinn
83 Allen Hollomon VS. Robert Kor-
negay.
"a VIM Bowden VS. Francis Bowden
IS Judge Kirby VS. The W & W r
r Co.
Wednesday,, January 3Oth.
No SO Burkett Reid VS. Mary Reid.
SO Allen Sutton VS. Oscar Sutton.
80 W B Floars VS. The W & W r r
Co.
80 Y III Knowles VS. 4 Flowers.
81 S A Woodland VS. B f Scott, Shift.
Motion Docket.
No 7 81 We'll & Bros VS. John W
Edwards.
10 Francy Hollomon VS. NJ Britt ct
ais.
II W Finlayson ct ais VS. Geo L
Kirby ct ais.
Is L D Gulley VS. T A Hobbs.
| 20 J r Short VS. T e Yelverton.
Is r W Edgerton VS. Sydney Deans,
Admr.
| 26 Phoebe Deans VS. Sydney Deans,
Admr.
81 J r griffin VS. L D Gulley.
81 A M Smith ct ais VS. G 81 Brog-
den.
80 Thos Elliott and wife VS. Louis
Elliott ct ais.
81 Stephen Pittman and wife vs. Al
fred Thomas and wife.
81 zackery & zackery VS. D R and K
D Perry.
SO Geo D Best VS. Ed Hall and wife.
ST J W Taylor VS. ] 6 Huff.
60 W III Mitchell VS. Chelley e
Mitchell.
81 W II Davis and wife ct ais VS. G
Fl Brogden, Admr.
So VIM Best, Trustee, VS. John D
Fields.
"a John r Smith VS. Bryant Lane,
IS Bizzell Bros & Co VS. Lamb Mo-
lingo.
Witnesses will not be allowed to
charge until the day the case in
which they are summoned is set for
trial.
If a case shall not be reached the
day it is set for trial it will retain it's
place among the cases set and be
tried when reached.
I. F. ORMoND, @. S. G.
Ton,,orv nth 1QO7
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

One excuse makes a lie and two
make perjury
More small grain than usual is
planted in this county.
Messrs. Borden & Schwab have
moved their cotton office into the
new building, adjoining the Bank
of Wayne. Their new quarters are
fitted up handsomely.
The failure of the promoters of
the Snow Hill railroad to COM
plete the grading and put down
The track is puzzling agreat many
people.
Mr. Nathan Sellers has closed
the "ImperIal Cafe'' for the sea-
son ard will soon leave for jack
sonville, n. c., where he goes to
take q position with a large lum-
Der company.
The death of Freeman Edwards,
a colored restaurant keeper, oc-
eurred at his home In this city last
week. He was we'll known as a
restaurant keeper and enjoyed a
splendid patronage.
Wayne county folks are still
talking about the great Inaugural
ton day. People of all classes
went to the inauguration from
Wayne county. Our people love
Charlie Aycock, because they
know he is honest and great and
good.
We regret to chronicle the death
of Miss Ethel Parker, the Is year
old daughter of Mr.. ]. W. Parker,
Thursday, January II, Of type d
fever, in the northern part OF the
city. Mr.. Parker and his family
have just lately moved here ffom
near Kenly and have The sympathy
of newly made friends in their af-
fiction. The funeral was held
from the home next morning at 10
O'Clock, conducted by Elder j.
W. Gardner.
The many friends of u. s. Sen,
a~ter-elect Hon. F. M. Simmons in
this city and section-and through
out the State, will learn with deep
regret Of the sorrow that las
come to him in the death of his
venerable mother, which occurred
Jan. 18th, at her home in Jones
county, after a declining illness of
several menths, although she was
thought to be improving for some
weeks past, and her demise was
rather unexpected and sudden.
Mr.. Simmons, accompanied by
Mrs. Simmons and hiE daughter
Mrs. l.. A. Mailer, passe ed through
the city Friday afternoon on their
way to attend the funeral at the
old homestead in Jones county.
Goldsboro is blessed with good
women. Many of them delight in
good works, and day in and day
out, week in and week out, run
ming into the years, these angels of
mercy, whose very presence is a
blessing in the homes of the poor,
60 about emong Us speaking words
of comfort and ministering to the
wants of the sick and the suffer-
ing. Frequently people lose sight
of the fact, that the mind as well
as the body not only desires but
requires food. There have always
been poor people in the world and
always will be. Many of these
poor people can read: among them
are many who have seer better
days, but they have no books, no
pap r.. How long the days must
Re as TIE aft cted ores sit in their
l)rel ness! No Y, ~ a little effort,
a large amount or reading matter
can be secured for the deserving
poor. Let the Benevolent S .ciety
take up the matter. Let b. xas De
placed at the post Office, and other
public places in the city, and
quantities of papers and magazines
will be donated, and once a week
thew can he distributed. Let the
good WI rk be taken up at once.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
HONORARY JEWEL.
The Members of Neuse Lodge, L.
O.. o. f., Honor Mr.. JuniuS
Slocumb with Handsome

At their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening last Neuse Lodge
presented a handsome veteran
Odd Fellows jewel to Mr.. Junius
SIocumb for meritorious service.
The committee having in charge
tbs presentation ceremonies were
Messrs. T, E. Robinson, W. Z.
Harrison and D. A. Coble.
MI. Slocumb has been an Odd
Fellow for twenty-five years, aud
the action of the Lodge in pre-
senting to him an emblematic
jewel is in praise Of his official
career and uniform kindness in
the affairs of every day life. Mr..
Coble in presenting the jewel
arose and addressed the Lodge as
follows:
Noble Grand and Brothers:
twenty-five years ago, January
IL, 1876, a young man entered
yonder door and took upon him
self a most solemn and binding
obligation. Bro. Junius Slo-
cumb, Past Grand Representa-
tive, whom we honor tonight
with a jewel, has a record we are
justly proud of. Loved by his
lodge, esteemed by the community
in which he lives, honored by the
State Grand Lodge and pointed
to with pride in the Sovereign
Body, is a brief history of his
life's labo1s.
Of the thirty-fve thousand
Odd Fellows born to the order
in North Carolina, seven thou
sand of whom are living to-day,
only one-our beloved Past
| Grand Sire Busbee-has attained
higher honor in an official ca
pacity, but it is the little every
day things of this life that makes
our brother great. He attends
his lodge regularly, therefore he
is in touch and in sympathy with
his brethren; and possessing as it
were a knowledge of the frailties
of man, the damaging influence OF
cratic debate and unwholesome
legislation, he is a most valuable
member; genial, whole-souled,
ever ready to do a kind act and
always seeking to further the in
terests of the great fraternity.
Accept this veteran jewel as a
token Of the esteem Of Neuse
Lodge, and may you always real
ize thatthe tear of sympathy never
falls in vain. It waters and fer
tilizes the soil of the most sterile
heart and causes it to flourish
with the beautiful flowers of
| gratitude and love. And as the
summer clouds weep refreshment
| on the parched earth and leaves
the sky more beautiful than be-
fore, with the rainbow OF promise
arching in the cerulean dome, SO
the tear of sympathy not only
refreshes the heart on which it
drops, but it elevates and beauti-
fes the nature of him from whom
it springs. A sympathizing heart
is a spring of water bursting from
the mountain side. Ever pure
and sweet in itself, it carries
gladness on every ripple of its
sparkling current. Your love and
your sympathy is the secret OF
our alteration.
At the conclusion of M r.Coble's
! remarks, Nh. Slocumb said: Il
a n at a loss, my brethren, to
find words to express my gratis
tude. Yes, I have been an Odd
Fellow for twenty-five years.
and during all these years l have
tried to perform my duties to the
best of my ability and this jewel,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
A. PledsanI0LemOn Tonic.

Cures indigestion, headache, mala-
ria, kidney diseases, fever, chills, loss
of appetite, debility, prostra-.
ton and heart failure, by regulating
the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys
and Blood.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
EpWpafOK1S

Dry, moist, scaly letter, all forms of
eczema or salt rheum, pimples and
other cutaneous eruptions proceed from
humors, either inherited, or acquired
through defective digestion and as
similation.
To treat these eruptions with drying
medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to help the sys-
tenn discharge the humors, and to
strengthen it against their return.
Hoods Sarsaparilla permanently cured j.
G. Hines, Franks. Ill, of eczema, from which
he had suffered for some time; and Miss
Alvina Wolter, Box PIP, Algona. Wis, of PIN
pies GU her face and back and chafed skin on
her body, by which she had been greatly
troubled. There are more testimonials in
favor of this great medicine than can be
published.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
FRANK BoYETTE.
m Dentist.

Office In Borden Building, over Southland
Brinkley & 70. s--Store.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-24
~Sas~SapassiNa

Promises to cure and keeps the PROM
Use. No longer put off treatment.
Buy a bottle of Hoods today.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16
Church Notes.

We will have cottage prayer meet
ing at Sister Clark's home tomorrow
friday evening. You are cordially
invited to be present.
Services at Rancher next Wednes-
day and at Howard Thursday. Bro.
James may be with us, but if not
there will services as usual.
Rev. Hy. A. JaTes our Presiding
Elder, will preach at Forsyth on Tues
day evening May p, Wednesday eve
ming at Rancher and at Forsyth again
Thursday evening.
Sunday morning we would like to
preach to parents especially on the Re
lation of Children to Gods Kingdom.
We hope parents will endcavor to be
present. In the evening the subject
will be Christ's Temptation, Heb. AIS.
I'm all points tempted Ike as we are,
vet without sim
We had a very fair congregation
last Sunday although many seem to
be giving way to their feelings this
hot weather. If you are interested in
the welfare of the church services,
give us your help by regular attend
ance and if you think it a sacrifice
perhaps the reward will be proper
tionately acceptable to you.
Prof. Beeman will probably be with
us as superintendent of the Sunday
School onlv next Sunday. He has
been great help to us in many ways
the past few months and we hearth y
appreciate his help. We will also
miss the help we received from Mrs.
Harvey Hall while she was here. and
hope her stay from town will be no
longer than during the summer. Sc
many leaving who have been active in
our church Will leave work for others
to do. Don't you feel it your duty to
step in and help us!
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16
Take Your Choice,

During the month of May, the ticket
agent at your nearest station will sell
round trip tickets to the Buffalo Pan
American Exposition via the Burling-
ton Route on the following plans:
Selling SO as to pass through Chi
cago May 1+th, 21st or 18th, good to
return until the Saturday follow ing
u ate of sale.
From May 18th to 3lst good for fif-
teen days.
Every day in May, good for thirty
days.
The rates vary according to the time
limit given, and all are greatly re-
duced. Call on your agent fer partic
ulars, and buy your ticket over tn.
Burlington.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16
SPECTACULAR DEMONSTRATION.
Good Roads Association Show People of his
sissippi Valley How Roads Are rlade

Perhaps no single venture for the
betterment of the public highways has
attracted so much attention nor prom
ises TO further the cause more than the
good roads train now engaged in a
trip across the country with the sin
gle object to interest the people in the
improvement of the country roads.
Senator Earle, president of the
League of American Wheelmen, is
credited with first proposing such an
undertaking.
Whoever may have been the first to
conceive such a plan, it was certainly
w. H. Moore. president of the Ma
tional Good Roads Association, who
first put the idea into successful opera
ton.
After learning fully the plans for
the train as worked out ty President
Moore, the Illinois Central rail road
decided to engage in the work and do
mated the use of a train for carrying
the road machinery, also for furnish
ing sleeping apartments and commits
sary facilities for eighteen people.
The train consisted of eight fiat cars
for the road machinery, one sleeper,
one dlnef and an engine.
There are three principal parties
interested with this enterprise.
First. the National Good Roads as
ISOLATION.
Second, the Illinois Central railroad.
Third, seven manufacturers of road
machinery.
AT a number of principal towns along
the route, good roads conventions are
held and the experts in charge give
practical demonstration of what car
be accomplished oy little Intelligent
effort. Unsigatly country roads are
transformed into smooth pixies ant
village streets under the magic of the
scrapers and graders become boule
Yards. The success of the experiment
has so encouraged the association tina
the object lesson may be made ma
tonal one and the train tour tn,
country.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16

Other brands-Horses same
as small cut on right shoulder.
Cattle brand same as small cut
on both shoulders.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16

f. G.. and M. II. Burt tf Rosebud
accompanied by DR.. c. l.. Pope of
Louisville, Ky, We're Visitors i i town
on Tuesday.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-16

STOCK BRANDS.

One cut, with brand engraved on same one
year. ...................S5 90
Each additional cut with brand, same owner
ohC JCtli = w
Each additional brand in straight letters or
hgures... Observation-Disclosures 90
Each additional brand character, or con-
nected letters, requiring engraved block. -. 90
Each brand giving location on brand on ami
NAL. or ear marks, or both. one year. ....... 90
All descriptive matter in addition to name Of
company. address. range and brands, extra.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
feIepbom ais Xiebesitorcr.
Weraoe ols Der Gbtlnoten gtfniipit wer-
ben ioQte, trtOnts Is.

Wenominee, Mid., II. San. 9hos
mas Qarfon. Elm nohlbetannter iuns
ger @ef4dftsmann bon Stspbsnion.
Wih., unb 6rdulein garrie1alperlon.
bic biib}he 9ohter bes ipoblbabenbsn
Jarmers 91omas 1alperion bon ebenS
bofelbF, brannten am Donnerlta5
Mberb bur9 unb famen bierber, I'm
ji4 in bic Gefeln Der Gbe fdlagen au
loFen. Mm Greitag erpirtten lie cine
beiratbli3ens unb besubtn iih gu
Mi4ter Dpfuhl. bamit berftlbt Den
Qnoten fdiir5e. Sn benz Musenblide
ober, ols er ieines Mmtes gu wal.en
begann, tpiirbe er ans 9elepbon geru~
fen, unb ba 3rfubr er, baB Der Batter
bes M6bhens ginfprud segen bic
0eiratb erbebe. neil baHelbe nod niht
sb<miinbis lei. @pGter tam 0olperion
hierber unb fiibrte feline 9Ohter niea
Der na4 Qaule; bic iungen Qeute jez
bod srtlGrtn. bub lie trob Der Gias
pGnbe Der Gltern einanber beiratben
tpiirben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
Sli5;aros @erf.
llfbfr jnnorrt Mcnid)cn
til GnblGnO erIrDrrA.
Sdredlide Sualen bon PaiIagisrcn
Sn Ylbn;iiscn flint Sagc eingeidaelt,
fiimpiten lie nm 8rot.
$4,000 sp!onisn bei1l Stnccidjarfr.n.

2onbon, IA. San. 2uut etnsr De-
pefhe Der ,,0aiIp Reips" aus Spefd
iino BEL bem glts5dro in RuBldnD 120
9erfoHen srfrpren.
5er5ergreifsnre ShilSerrRgen lie
fert Der Soehasr gcrreIporoent Der
,Dailn Mail" iiber bic 2eipen Der
gabnpaiiagisrs, Die nit Den ndn
SbeHu fuhrenpen 3iigen eingeIthncit
ipurben. Der 9li3saro, telsgrapbirt
er, ,tobte mebr ais huHDert Stunoen
i'm gan5en fiiblihen 9ublano. gaifas
aiere, Die fiirf Sdde lang in ben einz
geIhreiten 3iigsn ii1 befanoen, tGmpf&
ten unter iih i'm oas bisher Nabrung,
bas i'm SpeiiefpaggOn pOrhlnocn iuu-.
ssrauen uRo aiflper tpsintsn por SUNS
ger, pdhreNp nie Wdnner iilb peroebs
lih abnliigten, ben Sd1nee si entfers
nsn, Der itellerfr.iie 85 SUB bod lag,
unp sfpar pbre Shneepfliigs, nelfs
frs;Iih nuBlos getpeien tpdrsn, ielbit
irsnn man lie sebabt bate. Ruh
une nah iparen in Der Station Rag
bDpinaiu fiinftuuIenb gaFIngiere dngez
Ilmmel.. BON Sisip purbe Elm Regt=
meat Splbdten fiiblid) uno bon Sbeia
5000 n6rblth geIhift, nm bic Shnee=
6trfaoe an entfernen. @m 6ritten 5az
ee ge.ung es ibnen, bic 3iige frei 5u
muIen. fpelhe parn nit Srpeituuieno
Gaiidaisren meter f;ibren. 3ieie Rafz
| faQisre fGirpften nm Die 9ldBe in ben
0aaeoi.s uno Die Shlpdheren unterz
lalen. Ills Die s3iige a1tSe6n Stuns
Der oefahreH pdrer. blisben lie pieber
I'm i5d,nee ftefen, phHt Dorfpdrts 81
fInleu. Cine fd1redli6e Rdmt pers
brdtiill Die 8diIuciere. Pm Worae1
srbc! iih ell Bauer, feds Wieilsn nett
sir nGeften Station nit Seleerdnlz
men a. q ZEN, in oenen I'm 9iilfe, Dor
olIem dber I'M grpDiunt, 8rennhol5
nnc NaTer gebstsr iuurbe. Sur 8erz
Speifluna getrie6sn, entihlofsn iifl
earIih oieraig puhasiere, 9raf aups
rift al Der Spite. sil SUB nah Soeild
al uurGhiren. Mittleripsile bate uber
Grdf Schupuloip Shlitten3iige orgd=
aiiirt, unh ndh hertuliiten 4nitrenge
unsen gellEe Is, Die sipei 3iige 81
befreien. 2llg man bic Yufugiere
fortI6dFfts, entbette mon, baB pielen
9(r,ne 6ber geine erfroren tparen
Qhtssbntauienp Soloaten iiHo ieBi
nit Tisimuhung Der 8ubnlinie BE-
| ihdftiet. Ssit feds Susen lit teins
| IoIt eineetroffen. 2eicben blieben adj
Saue long unbesrdben. Die gahnqe.
| Isnihaften peroen ullgemein getabelt.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
@6bltcn oas Before.
Grben ots Milliondrs Hoirnber9 per=
gleideu Ed anf giillihem yStgc.

sbicugo, 12. San. Die gstdmpflirs
bes 9sltamsuts bes perItorbenen WtilS
liondrs Saeob Roien5ers feltsns eInss
ieiner Sobns uno osnen Jrau lDlroe
gs1tan auf 0runo zines ouBsrger!t:a
lid gstrofisnen usbersintommens aais
asgeben. 9lls Saeob Nolenbsrs am 80.
WtGr3 1900 bas 3sitlids iesnets, bins
tsrlisb er elm Yermosen bon $4,000
600. Sn isinsm 9eltoment bate sr
$50, 900 fur semeinniibise Wnitultsn
ousgeleBt unb ben Rsit unisr feinen
bier Rinbern pertb.ilt. Wdbrenb Su-
Illus Nolenberg, 6rau Musulta Nann=
beim uub Gruu Waurice Noienfelo inr
Grbtbeil erbalten lollten. tpurbe bsn
piertsn Rinbs. Bernbarb Rofenbers.
nur Der 3insgenuB BON 100000, bic
.Sulius Roienbers als 5ruitee perpala
ten 1olIte, 3usepanot. Nus oislem
0runbe fodten Bernbaro Rolenberg
unD feline Satin, 0rdu Gillie Hoien=
BERG, bic Nihtigteit bes 9eitaments an
unb bebaupteten. baB btrWottr bon ben
anbersn @e5hpiitern BEL Mbfa1ung
bes 9eItdments in uuerlaubter WsiIe
besinflubt noroen ipare. 0efern CAB
Der 9(nlpalt Der 9aupterben, Qeliing
Nolentbal, por Nihter Glifforb bic Grs
tldrung ab, bob iih alls fritolid setiz
nigt bdtten unb parbe Daraufbin bic
Gluge nieoergeihlagen unb bic Befto>
! tigung bts 1eitaments ftitens D<s
Nahlabridters onertanut.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
I syrans Saaicn.
gSar scr critic Staatsiefretdr Don ,Wfin-
ueIota uno Gin Wriinoer BON 9tew lllm.

gaeip lllm, Minn., II. San. JruEs
gaaTen, 8iireer bon glefp lllm lett
bieFe 5urneritabt sesriinbet puroe.
lit pom 5ppe ubgerufen lporoen. Seit
ldngerer 3eit frant, pertrallte er lth
benz 0oIpital Der Sploatenbeimath IN,
aber bic bette pflege unb Die beitsn
9lerSts tpnnten ben Sang Der ysatar
nift bemmsn. 9aaien lpurbe i'm Sab
re 1920 in 2uremburg seboren. lit in
bieIem 2anbe aber elmer Der beitcn
9eutIhen geipeIen. Sein bpbss 9llter
ppn 81 Sabren beipeiit, peife sernlas
Mid. &raft fein aorper beIaB. SIN
Mlter BON 19 Sabren nit elmer guten
Gr5ie4ung in oieies 2anb setommea,
lieb er fih in Milnautee nisber, no er
bis 1856 blieb unp HehtspiHenlhaft
itubirte. Mit iuriltiiden aenntniiien
besabt, matte er oann Jfep lllm gu
Ieiuer Seimatb unb nabm ar allen Nn=
selesenbeiten Der neuen Golonie uls
8iirser unb polititer ben resiten Nn@
tbeil. Gr mar Oelesat gu Der Gonpen=
tion, pelte ben BerfuIunss%gntlpurT
fir unIerea Staut ausarbeitete, uno
Der erIte Stu1tsIeerst1r, ais Minnss
Iota in bic Heibe Der Gtaatsn Der
Union trat. Mls Der 9iirssrtrieg aus
bruG, mar er elmer Der griten, bic Der
Sube oes Nornens bienten, unb nldl
benz 4risae Oerjenise. ben bic 8iirger
BON Nep llm gu alien Nemtern. Die
Wsrtrdusn bsbinsen, beriefen. 4ls
Ooupsrnsur G;nb iein Mmt antrot, sr=
bielt Gerr Baalen bic Stelle o.s9itf5=
0eneralaoiutunten, unb bisIe Stslle
bot er inne sebabt, Bis i'm bieArant-
belt 3lpane, feinen plab gu perlaHsn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-17
.ener(djre&en.
lUilor panik im
Qbfatrr.
Nur blinOer gdrm.
4ber ieds Yerioneu toot, adlt idper
perlebt, Drsi uermiBt.
SdJrtdlide Stensn ipielten iidJ ab.
Som ga!fuR iprargen 5ranen uuo
nnrben Rinber binabgtworitn.

Gbicago, 12. San. Sin Idredffhes
dnsliid trus lih heute 3u ipater Rahs
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Surnbulle an Der u. StruBe 81.
DGbrenp elmer 8oritelung i'm bebrdz
iib beutIhen 0ialett, i'm iogeHdnnz
ten rSibbifh", ert0nte pl0Blih Der
Ruf rsSeuerl1 unb Die ahtbunbert
perIonen, bic ibr bsiipobnten, ale
SIrueliten polniiher, ruIiiIder oper
rumdniItsr 2lbitummung, meiitens
o5er 5rauen uno ainber ftiirsten i'm
iDilosn 8urheinunper ben Iusgdngen
81. 9tls bic 5rauen uuf hem 8ulton
iih bon fdneller SSlunt abgsIhnittsn
iahen, tp1rfeH piele oerIelben in ibrem
Shreden ibre tleinen finber iiber
bas 9elGnbsr IN bas Qarterre binab.
in Der 5offnung, bab bic unten befinbz
lihen 9erfpnen, bic Iei6ter binnus
tommen tonnten, iih Der 9leinen an
nebmen unb lie ins sSrsie bringen
tDiiroen. 4ber bieIe 9offnng mar in
ben meiiten 5dlIen cine pergeblihe; Die
ainber fielen In bic dufgeregte Wenge
uno nurosn neiItens Sertrumz
pelt. 9rei ainber tpurben duf bisis
BeiIe 10 fhiper psrleBt, baB tie faum
am 2eben bleiben f6nnen. Den 4ins
bern iprangen mebrere osrfSrallen ppm
galton nu6, pdbrsnb anpere aus
Qngft ben Sprung ntht fpugten, nit
ben Mrmsn am geldnoer bdnger Bile
ben unb bann, rliht i'm Stdnoe, Iih
LANCER 5u hulten, duf bic pprpdrts
Itiirmenoe uno ordngen0e Mlafle bin
abfielen. 8as ihipuhe 9eldnber brdh
an flint ppsr feds Stellen in 5olge
bes itarfen 9rudes bura Die gdn3
finnloIe Mengs sufammsn. Sm 9arz
terre mar aber Der Druid md GROCER
ais auf bemBulfon, 5unul bios Weris
gen Die Seitenausgdngen bstnnnt Dlz
rem, BUR fiinf Wiinuten ouuerte bic
panif, uber tpdbrsnb nieIsr fursen
3eit nurbsn feds psrionen su Spbe
seoriidt uup adt IdiDer psrlsBt, tpGbz
renb cine groBe 4nsabl lsidte Derles-
ungen bupontrugen. Der 9utte Der
5rau Menbelsiphn BON rs Barber
StraBe. bic getObtet purbe, unD ibrr
Sipei Ginber rperben nod psrmiBt, UNI
man peiB our 3eit nod niht, ob iie
toot iino ober nah Der 5rau iuhen.
Solsenoes 1T Die 2iite Der Spbten:
@eorse Sdaffer. 9 Sabre aft; 5rlu
glnnu Sulomon; 5ruu Sumuel Mtens
belslohn; glnnie 9olobsra, 7 5. att
Reaina Milenbdh. 4 Sabre alt; III.
betunnts 5rau, 30 Sabre ult
Wie lih nuhber berdusitelte. guf
ss gar tein 5euer. Semano bate ans
siuem Jubritihlot Junten ipriiben fe=
ben unb in ieiHer bummen 2lnglt Der
] SGredensruf ousseitoben.