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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
Farm Notes.

A farmer should know enough about
law to keep out of it.
No one can be found now who OBJ
jects to dehoruing cattle.
In butter making, next to controlling
the temperature is to churn often while
the cream is In good condition.
lows are given access to their mother,
but as they soon find but little to sup
ply their needs they become Disguised
and readily adopt the idea of padding
their own canoe.
A stall for a horse should be five
feet wide. If wider the horse will
turn over and get east, If narrower he
can't rest The floor should be even
and level if the horse gets the rest he
should have.
Many a runaway has resulted just
because too much confidence has been
placed in a team. There is always
feeling that they'll stand" 1t pays to
make teams secure before leaving
them.
A very good way to loosen a burr
that has rusted fast is to cut a notch
on the side of burr with cold chisel
Cut two notches at opposite sides. The
cutting will loosen it and the Earring
occasioned by the strokes will assist
1t may then be easily taken off with
wrench.
The first rainy day that comes. pass
a copy Of this paper to your neighbor
anu ask him to look it over and tell
you how he likes it. There is no bet
ter way one can befriend a neighbor
than to hand him a good paper He
will appreciate the paper and your
kindness.
Some men folks or farms never
think Of helping make or cultivate the
garden. This is considered too small
a Job for them, and yet they never
object to partaking of what comes
from 1t. 1t is my wife's garden
when the garden is put in and when
the crops are reaped it is our garden"
OF Uncle Sans domain Of over two
billion acres only 5O0,0O0,0O0 are left
for settlement. Under the present
system of land laws it will only last
FIVE years. During the first ninety
days of this fiscal year 100000 acres
were filed upon. Uncle Sam intends
that everybody shall have a farm as
long as they LAST. His farms are go
ing fast
Whenever one reads OF combine
where farmers are going TO control
prices OF farm products, one should
rest assured that somebody else is go
ing to be enriched by the scheme. II
is not among the possibilities 10 con-
troll the prices OF staple farm prod
ucts. All attempts to do so will prove
failures. When approached to lend aid
TO any scheme Of this character 1t will
be well 10 look for the African in the
fuel; he's there.
An agricultural college professor
who has had a great deal OF actual
experience in growing corn has re-
ported the result Of a corn experiment
10 show he yield after certain kinds
OF cultivs ion In a plat where the
weeds v e permitted TO grow the
yield was IS bushels; weeds cut out
with Zoe and loose mulch made and
s..-S,s.ant workings with the hoe
o: bushels; cultivation two inches
deep with small cultiyator shovels, 90;
four inches deep. 81; six inches deep.
81: six inches deep. large shovels. 81;
blade cultivation. IS; deep early and
shallow late, s.; shallow early and
deep late, Sc; mulch with grass. g.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

More cases of thumps among pigs
are reported this year than in som.
time before. owing. doubtless, TO the
rainy weather. which prevented he
pigs fror, getting the sunshine tby 81
much needed. II there is g1stAing
farmers need 10 learn 1bout IDe
handling of young pigs Z is that f.iey
need sun and exercise. both IL coz
ssSerable quantities An ideal sSsstu-e
for young pigs is a place taat may De
fenced OF from the main pasture
where there is one or more trees
whscA wiz provide shade. bst where
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
Handy Workshop Tool.

l have a cheap force feed drill press
that is very useful on my farm. A
timber a, 4x6x6 feet, is supported by
legs e, like trestle The uprights b
and d should be longer than shown,
that they may be tied together at the
top, as the outward strain is consid-
cradle; both center uprights are 2x4x
II inches. All uprights are braced as
shown at t. The bit stock C is
made by bending a II or 1 in round
rod into shape as shown, or may be
purchased at hardware store. A
feed screw is shown at d, which may
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

Fred Hampel, who shot and killed T..
r. Morgan, president of the Morgan
Lumber Company at Oshkosh, and then
committed suicide, hanging himself in
his cell. had murdered two men previous
to taking Mr.. Morgan's life. At least
that is the substance of confession once
made to j. ID. Rudy, Nekmi farmer,
for whom Hampel worked when he first
came to this section. Hampel was buried
in the potter's field in Riverside Gene
terry Mrs. hampel declined to take any
part in the burial of her husband and the
city paid the expenses. There was no
service.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
Held on Arson Charge.

Andrew Hanson, who was arrested in
Racine the night of Aug. 3 on charge
of arson, was given a preliminary ex-
animation before Court Commissioner
Wentworth and was bound over TO the
October term of the municipal court for
trial, bail being fixed in the sum of ST.
coo, which he was unable to pay. Dur
ing the examination the State presented
about dozen witnesses, among whom
were men who claim that they saw Han
son at four of the fires during the night
and that he had turned in the alarms at
three of them.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

screw into the wood, or a nut may be
attached to the front side of rear up
right. A tool chuck & is screwed to
the end of the bit stock. Loose blocks
of wood are placed between the bit
and the front post b as needed. By
using twist drills, either wood or iron
may be bored.-George T. Price, in
Farm and Home.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

Burglars entered the postoflce and
general store of William Mayhem at
Clinton Junction. DF;lling out the com
bination of tie safe. they helped them-
selves to 1850 in money and the larger
part of $1,000 in stamps When the
clerk in Mr.. Mayhew's store came down
in the morning to open up for business
he found the place in disorder, steel fl
ings over the floor and when Postmaster
Mayhem examined the place he found
that the strong box had been rihed. No
explosives were used. The burglars drill
ed so skillfully that the lock was forced
open
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
Traces Kin to Kioudyke.

Mrs, Henry Hamilton trained nurse
of Milwaukee, has found brother who
has been mourned by his family as dead
for twenty years. The search for him
involved a trip TO the Klondike for her,
but she found her brother and is going
to British Columbia to take charge of a
home which he will build for her there.
He is rich, being the owner of several
mines in the Kootenai country.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
1o-Year-old Girl Attempts. Suicide.

Because her parents objected to her
receiving attentions from certain young
man and rather than disobey their orders
to quit him, 16-year-old Annie Schultz,
living near Cadott shot herself in the
left breast The bullet passed close to
her heart and lodged in her stomach,
causing a hemorrhage, and her condition
is serious. Physicians are doubtful of
her recovery
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
Fob Crowd end Murder Ror.

Two masked men entered the boarding
house of Joseph Hall at Sioux River,
bound ard robberd the proprietor and
boarders and shot Willie Ernest, aged L
years, killing him. The robbers escaped.
The thieves are believed to be residents
of the neghborhood. as they seemed to
be familiar with the men and the place
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

the proper height has been reached.
AS the valve is always closed except
when water is flowing from the tank
to the drinking bowl, there is no OPP
portunity for foreign matter to find
It's way to the interior of the storage
eservoir.-Denver Field and Farm.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

campment in San
Francisco. The ac-
lion had been fore
casted. rs he had
the backing of some
of the strongest del
egations in the or
r&aization. Bostoa
was chosen for the
next encampment,
and other officers
were elected as fol-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

there viii also be large space of
comparatively dry ground, in grass, on
which the pigs may run. If there is
white clover in the grass, so much the
better for the pigs, and they viii need
less corn. Sun and exercise will pre-
vent thnmps, which disease usually
meaas death.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

Fraend-But what started the qu>--
relf
fearful Bride-Why. l said II we
ever did quarrel he would be the first
10 do it, and he said would surely
be the one 10 start iL-New York
Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

UK-N. J. e. BLACK. lows.
Senior Vice Communicated c. Ma.
son Keene. California.
Junior Vice Communicated. Harry
Kessler, Montana.
Ohio.
Chaplain in Chief-Wiufeld Scott,
Arizona.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

Woman is evidently a special dispen-
sation OF Providence 10 prevent mans
concsis fxsm running away with hizR
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
ELECT JOHN C. BLACK.
ILLINOIS MAN CHOSEN TO HEAD
G. A. r.
Annual Encampment Held in San
Francisco = Parade of thc Veterans
Excites Patriotism of Great Throngs
Boston Chosen for Next Year.

Gen. John c. Black of Illinois was
elected commander-in-chief Of the Grand
Army of the Republic at its annual en-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.

Burglars Rob Clinton Postofhce-Mur-
der of NcrRan Was Not Hampers
First t. Disappointed Girl Tries to
Kill Herself.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-15
SLAVE TRADEIN THE SOUTH
A Few Remarks on the Subject Anent
the Indianola Episode.

\ The late Indianola episode calls to
mind many subjects almost forgotten,
among which is the former condition
of African negroes, newly imported
into this country. I am intimately
acquainted with the facts here mar.
rate, as fifty years ago I was married
to a sugar planter, who personally in
vestigated the subject with the inten-
tion of purchasing Thirty imported Af-
ricans.
The then price Of these creatures,
which when mature, were generally
only five feet in height and very weak
from habitual starvation, was from
three hun 1red to four hundred dollars,
while at the same time, powerful
back, whose ancestor came several
generations before, brought from fif-
teen hundred to two thousand dollars.
UP to the time of the blockade of
the southren ports or coast, the slave
trade was maintained. DespeIadoes,
generally Of Spanish and Italian line
age, such as pirates are made of, con-
Quoted the traffic. The profits were
enormous, if a cargo was landed, as IN
Guinea six negroes cost a string Of
glass beads, and four were purchased
with yard of red flannel.
The slave ships were ran up some
unfrequented bayou in southern
Louisiana to dark cane brake, i'm
penetrable, except by paths fifteen to
twenty miles long, opened with cane
knives. The penalty for bringing
in slaves was death, so every care
was observed to avoid detection.
Only the initiated gained access
either to trails or camps.
The little negroes were confined in
safe enclosures, and first broken of
eating human flesh. My husband
learned that seven pounds of pork per
day would often be required to ap-
pease the craving of single man.
Then the strongest material was sew
ed on them, till clothing was accepta-
BILE; when, by utterance and signs,
they learnedd, in some measure, to
communicate, they were considered fit
for market.
From such all origin, in the mem
ory of living people, the race is being
selected for federal offices, bishops,
and have been, for United States sena-
tors. Shades Of Washington, Jeffer-
son and Andrew jackson, their former
masters! Was the slave trade
crime? If it was, we can see that
Those whom the Gods wish to des-
troy, they first make mad
Many large planters were cognizant
OF the above facts, before the civil
war. Stephen A. Douglas had forty
Africans on his plantation in the
delta. i'll 1860. The war prevented
the delivery of more. In Boston 200
years ago slaves were openly sold.
P. J. ST.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-15

bumps on your head suggest no such
thing, there ain't enough in it to
'bust. " Your nose is Of minor i'm
poItance; however, as a precaution
we suggest the "watcr cure. = AS to
your stomach, we are not yet prepared
to hazard an opinion, since your letter
suggests wind ana that's rather
puffy.
Now, Dixie, dear, we'll sing
doodle. Come out to light! and
let's see what your head looks like.
Hold on! wait a minute Doodle!
Don't You go and ''get preserved, y
for some youngster is always click
in the stuffin !" out of preserves. !"
With an affectionate kiss for the
widow and squeeze for Dixie,
we'll all sing Doodle, !" and 60 to bed.
SAMBO.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-15
AN ANSWER TO DIXIE DOODLE.

Doodle, doodle, doodle, doc,
What shall the Doodle do?
Just for fun he'd like to run,
But doesn't know how to.
Doodle d-o-o-o-odle doc
What shall the doodle do?
The widows S son is in very sad strait
and needs some help; believing that
a friend in need is friend in deed'
we shall proceed to help the doodle
out to daylight. The Doodle states
his case very plainly, SO that no one
need doubt his malady; his is case
OF chronic office hunger, superinduced
by desire to eat green's from the
public "pot. Having diagnosed his
case and asceItained the cause of his
malady we next proceed to inquire into
the nature of the Doodle, since diff
erent natures require different treat
ment.l When We were young and
were the bosom of ou1 pantaloons in
front, we used to 60 doodle hunting
on this fashion; after having found
the doodlees, habitation, we would
take long stsaw,, make a spittle of
clay. daub {oneAend of the straw, m
sert the da pbed \ end in the doodle's
hole, all the while singing softly,
"do-oo-dla do-oolle,o till the straw
gave evidence Of y ssbite.'' then
quick pull brought the doodle to
light. After careftkinvestigation we
conclude that all dooe les are of the
Same nature. Now lie Doodle in
question: Dixie Doo4 wants to
1un for fome public offid but doesn +
say wh5t, hence we concR Rde "any old
thingr will do. Well, sinqR the Doo-
die, as just seen, likes MSS and
dirk .holes " we suggest tint he run
Ter the legislator, sir, . as Athat is
whele all men who are too mean to 60
70 the penitentiary, are always ,sent.
We don't intend to insinuate THAT
Dixie is q mean Doodle at all, for he
seems model Doodle to be sure,
You need not fear AN enlargemeht
Iuf tfs ura1ium,D = sigar Uixiv, fIzg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
S6rcdlid) g%cpeinigt.

Gin Sou miro beri6tet bon einenl
Ianne, beiien ausgeitaneene Geinen
ans lnglaublide 9ren5en. Soc
8olobid BON Goluia, Gal, ihreibt
.@Gbrenb Is Sobren lit i6 unids.
Iite S6merSen infoIge bon &beu.
matismls upo fonnte feline Sinoc,
rung ftnben, trosoem i6 aGe befaru.
ten Seilmittel pro6irte. S6lie6lih
periuhte ih electric Sitters unb
fann bebaupten, oab es fem beneres
Wittel fir Sieies llebel auf ser 8elt
eibt. Glide Slaihen furirten mid
pouitGnbig." electric 8itters III
gerooe 10 gut fir 2e6er- unb gGeren'
leiben, iopte fiir aagemeine Sdapu.
DIE. 3ufrieoenltea1ing garontirt Don
@. Gnete, Ipotbefer, 656 Wuim.
Strobe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

bot an Der bortieen be~beatenbiten
meOi5iniiben nnO dirureilten 2ebr-
anitalt Die 8rofeliur Der SrtbopGOie
itbernommen. Sieie 8erufung beS
Ir. Wiiaer lit 5ueleib Elm GROCER
Eriumpb fir Or. 9oren5, nab beifen
Spltem Sr. WiiIler perfGbrt. Or.
2prens bat ia Dor ieiner abreiie nod
europa aiib in IilDoufee Broben
%ieilter 8lrnlt eegeben. Snfolge Der
Wenge Der Mnfragen bon @ltern oer-
friippelter ainber in WiSconiin bat
beiagte mebi5iniihe MnitaIt IN WiI-
troutee Soleenbes beItimmt: pom l..
Sftober ON peroen ieben speiten
Samstaa in ibrer &linit Siften-
friimmuneen, alumpfiBe II. I. NJ.
lnentgeltlih bebunbeIt, inter
2eituna bes Or. Miiaer ltno naf
benz Spitem bes Or. 9orens. = gu
zen dlteren 9ebrfYdften bin itnh
bteier mebi5iniiGen uno 6irureiihen
2ebranitolt auh mebrere beretts err
probte iunge @ebiainer als @iiiiten.
ten beigeeeben, oarunter folgenoe
Geuti6 : Imerifaner: Or. Srans
gfiiter, or. @eorg q. SobrImIt, Or.
Sulils @alter aleinb0tI uno 9r. 8.
S. SO. Sbols.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

Is S6ritt gntfernune Duroe er
ii6cr erlegt, CT bate MIR 100 Cent?
meter Sliigelipanmlng.
Dor einigen Sogen fam gum
&urgebrart6 COMMENCEMENT hilbert
8iinlin aus Stuttsart NIT ieiner q
Sabre often biIbbiibiden Go6ter IN
&orlsbao (S5bmen) an uno be5og i'm
Sotel Tltpp meDrere 3immer. @m
1onnerstag frib bate fid Der Safer
gum Srunnen beseben, p6brenb ietne
Sohter Su Sauie perblieb. 8egen Z
llbr = SRI. &iinlin mar nod NIT Der
toilette bei6dftist = 0ffnete fid Die
Sbiir hires Stmmers uto elm iunger
Wonn, ibr 9erlobter Muguit Soft
mann aus S%tuttgart, trat Elm, nod-
Dem err elm Simmermdoden CUR Seite
geItoben bate. gs fam 81 einem
erreaten @eiprG1. Soffmann rief
plotlih: v2iebit on mid noG?"
Damn b0rte man Sri. &iinlin auf.
ifreien: Or mill mid iNiebenl" uno
mebrere Sdiiiie foleten. Scum
eilten Die Sotelbeoienten in bas Sims
mer uno fonben Sri. aiinlin i6per
perlebt, Soffmann nit elmer 8ueel
i'm Screen tobt Dor. Gin berbetge.
r"ufener Mr5t ~leiitete SRI. &iinlin Die
erite Siilfe ltno itellte IN Der linfen
@ruit cine S6lBpunbe felt, mel6e
sfpar i6perer Natlr, ieoot niht toot-
lid iei. Die 2eite Scffmann's
in Die SbouftionsboQe ge-
brad)t, mGbreno Die Serleste i'm
Sptel eepflegt miro. Sri. &ilnltn
nno Iuguit Soffmann batten lid Dor
l1reerer Seit in 9apos fennen ge-
lernt uno nit chamber perlobt, Die
Gerlobrmg ionte ober tpeeen zines
2eioens Spffmann's ipieoer aufgebo'
ben merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Die Wa6t ,par tbr e6redem.

sd muBte fait bie ganse @adt
binbur6 buiten", ifreibt Srau gbas.
IppIeeate BON 4leranbria, Sno.,
ounb fonnte foum idlafen. Sd
botte S6pinbiu6t IN ioIdem 8raoe,
haB nenn iG einen 9lod nett gtng,
ih ihrefli6 buiten mrtBte unb glut
ipie, aber ols oqe anberen Webi5inen
febli6lueen, purbe i'd burd ben Sc.
braub BON orei $1.00 SIaihen BON
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY poait6n-
big furirt uao nobm So Gfunb an
@emi6t 5u." Die Webisin lit ab.
ioll1t gurontirt, Suften, GrfGltuneen,
60 Grippe, 9ronfitts unb aGe
Sails nnb 9~ungenleibet az furiren.
0reis 80 Gents unb $500. . Strobe.
floiGen fret in E. SO. @lr.e's @pp.
ihefe, Csc Wain Strobe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
ehwets.

= Iuf ionoerbore 8effe per1m-
gliift lit in Miintidemier (4anton
3iiri6) elm 53 Sabre alter 2anO.
oils er an e1nem 0a6bar.
borbeiging, nabm linn Elm
@inbitoB ieinen Sut uno trug oieien
IN bas i'm 9au begriffene S6euer.
inert Ges Nadbarn. gr lief Dem.
ielben nod, nno als er ith biifte, Inn
ben SUIT auf5ube6en, mari Elm neuer
WinbitoB cine Wolter oes HelibaHes
INN nnb beeriib i'm borunter. or
erlitt babet 10 idmere Serleeun9en,
oaB er oenielben erlas.
- Mrf traeil6e @eiie Fat Sic 8e.
meinbe Senningen ibren 2ehrer Der.
loren. SIM Shulbous icIlte cine
eleftriihe Seitlng angebradlt iper.
ben. Ser Silfsmonteiir, Ser bieie
Grbeit ~beiorgte, beeob iid ms
Observation-Disclosures, nm Die
Stromleitllng ob5ltitellen. Ger
2ebrer Siegriit begleitete i'm. Der
Iontelrr Dornte cen 2ebrer sor ieber
geriibrung bes 9rahteS. Sci es,
baB er Die @arnung nidt beo6tete,
lei es, bab elm un9liidIidrr Sufou
mitwirfte, plotfih erbielt Der 2ebrer
einen S6lag, taumelte 5iim Wotoren.
bGlis6en binaus, rief nod: rslper
oas bat mid jeBt eleftriiirtl" iinb
fiel tobt nieoer. Siegrilt lit 80
Sabre oft unb hinterlGbt cine Srail
nit 5pei ainbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Mew Dorr.

- Inter Dem Datum oes IA. Sltli
miro ous Stem gorf beri6tet: Sie
mar6enbaften S6dse oes groBen
Seerdubers Sibo, Die irgenomo an
Der &iiite 5wii6en Warplanb nno
Waine perborgen liegen, peroen altf
fernerbtn elm Wdrben bleiben. Sing
Oa ourd Die 3eituneen Die 8nnOer.
MIR, oaB Elm Grinder Hamens Senrp
gnDum nit mebreren Seltten mad,
Den S6Gsen grabe, un6 Die Bbmtu-
iterei nuroe, Inn iie nod romanttber
5u geitalten, nit Geufelsipuf unb @e-
ipenitergeididten gruielis ~uufgepnst,
bod Der Spuf lit ~perflogen, Der 0tar-
dettraum lit 5erronnen, unO Die
S6aBe iino INNER nod ni6t geboben.
Die 4rbildles batten Dem ionberba.
rem Sbm1rmer erlallbt, in iDren
&eaereien mad Den S6asen 81 gro.
ben, inbem lie oahten, Die Sude lei
ia cod Barmlos, alS uber bel @intrttt
Der Slutb oas @aiier bes @ait Ripers
It6 in Die Iusihadtung er9oB, NOR
es nit Dem Spab porbei unb Die Or
bufles 5oaen bann al1d ibre grlaub-
nib al peiteren Iusgrabrmeen 5lt-
rid unb Die Sbase miiiien nun nei-
ter ihlummern. Gnblm iou iidl
i6on ben &opf bariiber 5erbroben
boben, mie er Die $50,000,000, bie er
81 finben bottle, sur Sertbeilung
bringen Tonne, bod bieier Miibe lit
ec nun ~iiberboben. @or einigen
Sabren puroe idon einmal IN Der
gsIbe Ser grbufle'ifen Inlasen cine
eiierne Site nit allerlei alien Miin-
sem ausecgraben, unb aiid bamals
yfabelte" man bon einem Wtiaionens
funoe, oo6 itellte iih i6lieBlth bers
aus, baB Die vSh1se" faum $1,000
reprdientirten. lin bic WiBbegieroe
au b~efrieotgen, m0gen bier einige
9eilen iiber bieien Biraten, Der @nbe
bes II. Sabrbunberts Der Sdreden
aler Seefabrer geDeien, folgen:
aibb mar elm eneliiher Seefapitdn.
neIder nad Dem Snbiiden S5ean &c
ianot Drroe, nm bie Seerduber 81
6efGmpfen, unb lid na6trdgli6 iel6it
an beren Spite itelte. SIN Subre
1859 nuroe er in Bolton gefansen
eenommen unO nad) England &c.
tradt, mo er in 2onbon am Gaigen
enhete. Wan bot ihon an Der &iiIte
bon Connection uno Gong Sslcno
6Gufig Slrn6e gema6t, pelde bon
&ibo berriibren iollen, ober ole bon
linn binterloiienen mardenbaften
SGGte merben pobl, Die 6emerft,
Mdr6en bletben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

earlSe Sabl eebeimniBppIer Iorb.
tboten meiit in indianapolis periibt
hdtte, Die biSber bon Der Boli5ei nidt
batter oufeeflGrt perben fonner. gr
bot iih an Der grmoroi1ne bes 8rt-
bat.9oltSften Siaac &oienearten uno
bes Siaac Stout betbeiliet. Serner
ersGbfte er, oaB 5pei Witglieoer iet-
ner gonoe I'M M6r5 bs. g., oIs tie
BON elmer @rdberi61noungs . grpe-
bition beimfebrten, Der fur5 borber
aus benz Staots. Soipital in Union
III Eife Golmtp fpitrlos peridpunoe.
men geiitesfranfen 9ebrerin Carrie
Cabbage 6egegneten. Sic i6leppten
10 iagte er peiter = oas lumber.
irrenoe WGbhen na6 elmer Siitte, mo
es mebrere @o6en %gefoneen gebalten
mnrbe. Mls man Die Spur Der Ser
mibten su nerfoleen idien, fpurbe tie
pnn Den greuli6en &erGen mittelit
gbloroform aus Ser 8elt geid)offt
unb lire 9eihe bel Hadt M einein Der
@rdber bes Srieobofes in Union,
ipeIde bic 9ortbe sef6Gnbet bette,
rcrfdorrt. 9pei bon Sen seihdns
peten 8rGbern purSen geofinet, bod
bot man bic 9eide Der @ermibten
bisber nod nidt gefanoen. @ettere
@rdber ioaen iest geoffnet werOen.
Serner bat Gantrea geiagt, bab er
a,td iiber oos g~ebeimniBpoae Ser.
i6pinben bes jungen 9ennetb Gam,
renee @ufi6luB geben Tonne.
= Eeter 9uolib bon @biting
mahte am 9. Suli cine grfabrung,
Die er nidt 10 bulb, ODER better, ME.
n,nls pergelien miro. Or ipudte ouf
bic umeritaniide Slagge, mas bon
Sermann Stol5en mis Steigbts Torf
geichen tpllrbe. Die Sbat mar fir
9ieien 5ll biel; bos 9lut fodte IN
inn unb er iprans aif ben uebeltba.
ter 81 unb bib ibm Elm Sbr ab.