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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov 20, 1850.
An impression is abroad that Gen.
eral Gar6eld's visit 70 Washington
is not for the purpose of attending
TO his private business, but that he
will remain here long enough to
meet all the members of Congress
and various Southern and Northern
politicians and delegations coming
here for that purpose. He will be
warmly received by tbe people here.
His arrival is set down for Tuesday
next, November 23d.
1t in generally believed that the
short session Of Congress, lasting
from early next month uulil March
Alb, aud ending With the iuaugura-
tion of General Garfield. will be one
of The best natured ever known.
There is no denying the personal
popularity Of Garfield, or the gen.
eral impression that bis adninistra-
ton will, in many respects, be more
acceptable 10 tbe Democrats 10 Con-
gress than would Que of G rant, Blaine
or Sherman. There will, perhaps, for
that reason, be shown q disposition
to smooth the way for him by re-
framing from such partisan quarrels
as have characterized late sessions.
Hon. Carl Schurz, together with
numerous other Republican leaders,
will attempt to force through Con-
gress, at its next session, bill reor-
ganizing the Pension system OF the
country. Under the proposed plan
the country will be divided into dis
tricts, perhaps 100 and perhaps 800,
and the applicant will be required to
present himself, with his witnesses,
before United States officers located
in one of the vasio1s districts. At
first glance this would seem TO be an
expensive method, both for the claim
ant and the soldier, and If the soldier,
widow or other beneficiary of the
pension law is very poor, TO be prac-
tical law to success. The Secretary
of the Interior claims that much
fraud would be prevented, and that
cases having merit could be much
more rapidly disposed of. A vigor-
GUS fight for and against the scheme
is certain.
Secretary Sherman is Of opinion
that the several hundred millions of
United States five and six percent
bonds, redeemable during the next
few months can be replaced by bonds
bearing three and sjxty-fve ope-hun-
dredths per cent interest. 1t is said
Hon. Fernando Wood, Chairman of
House Committee on Ways and
Means, thinks q three per cent bond.
practicable for the purpose.
CARROLL.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
Don't forget to say "Good morn

Don't forget to say "Good morn
ing" Say it to your parents, your
brothers and sisters, your school
mates, your teachers, your servants
and say it cheerfully, and with q
smile. There is kind of inspiration
in every "good morning" heartily and
and smilingly spoken that helps to
make hopes fresher and work lighter.
1t really seems to make the morning
good, and to be a prophecy of good
day to come after it. And if this be
true Of the 'Good morning" it is also
Of all kind. hearty greetings. They
cheer the discouraged, rest the tired
one, and somehow make the wheels
of life run smoothly.-Ex.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
I'll Take what Father Takes,

"What will you take to drink?"
asked waiter Of young lad, who,
for the first time, accompanied bis
father to public dinner. Uncertain
what to say, and feeling sure he could
not do wrong If he followed his ia
theirs example, he replied. "Ill take
what father takes"
The answer reached the fathers
ear. and instantly the full response
bility Of his position flashed upon him.
waiter, I'll take water" And from
that day to this strong drink has been
banished from that mans home.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
"BOys, Something Has Got to
be DOnc!"

While the celebrated Ragan-Mc
knight contest case was up for trial
before the late District Court, Mr..
JAS. G. Nicely, our former Representa-.
tive, swore that on the day after the
election he handed H. G.. Goodwin,
editor of this paper, a memorandum
of the vote from ward two, when the
said Goodwin turned to Judges w.
L. Richardson aud A. V. Raglan, who
were standing by, aud said, "Doys,
something has got TO be done!" The
inference of which remark, of course,
is that we then and there voluntarily
organized ourself into committee
of one to do all the ballot-box stuff :
ing and fraudulent counting necessa-
ry to accomplish a desired end, all Of
which is ridiculously untrue.
Being called to the stand we swore
tuat we mdOo ~ 5VCu 6tdtcAucut ~
Mr.. Nicely, nor did we say anything
to him which could possibly be con-
strued 10 mean anything of the sort.
Upon being called to the stand Judge
Richardson and Judge Raglan both
swore that they did not see Mr.. Nicely
hand over the memoranda, nor did
they hear any such remark.
We give the above publicity merely
to show how imaginative old gentle
men sometimes become, and to what
vagaries of the mind our well-mean-
ing old friend, j. G. Nicely, has fallen
victim. The language alleged is .
sufficient refutation of itself, but
when addressed to two elderly gen.
tlemen of the ages of Judges Rich
ardson and Raglan by youngster, its
implausibility is at once apparent.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
THE Press.

In recent journalistic gathering
at Sedalia, Mo-, very poetical ad-
dress was made by Col. ]. 7. Child,
Of the Richmond Conservator, of
which the following is q closing ex-
tract:
The world is full of poesy. It
greets as in it's most subtle sense
when we catch the CLEAN Of the sun,
imprisoned in the tiny dew-drop, as
it sparkles. an incarnation of the
Deity, in the petal Of o rose; we feel
it as the wind sweeps through the
forests, the grand old wizard, and
smites on his "giant harp, the pine,"
a symphony sublime. and it halos us
with the glory Of celestial spheres as
we read the story of the cross, the
sublimest drama ever enacted as
written by the poetic pen Of the in
spired evangelist.
Journalism, though filed with
poesy, is. a stern iconoclast. It has
broken down the barriers erected by
years OF bigotry, it has exploded the
false idea "that Divinity doth hedge
a king" aud it speaks as did he on
the mount to Israel's chief, and tells
the industrious writer that there is a
higher plane that can be reached, q
ladder that all men can climb, akin
to that seen in q vision by the pa
triarch, the rounds of which were
trod BY men as well as angels. Icon
oclastic; the false fades before the
true when tested in its crucible, for
in the journalistic blaze perishes the
crude, the useless and the chat, while
in its embers glow gems OF thought
immortal as the mind that conceived
them.
Such believe to be the mission OF
the press. 1t is q culver to hold the
stray arrows OF thought, as they are
shot from the bow of fancy at the
great heart of humanity by the intel
lectual archers of the day, and woven
into q coronet to crown the age in
which we live, and living tell Of hero
ic deeds. Of lovers signs, Of pale pas
sion and hectic crime, springs soft
zephyrs, summers fruits and au-
tumu's vintage hanging purple in the
grange, and he who lays his hand on
the throttle valve of this great power
aud fails to feel the heart throbs of
the busy world and sees no poetry
in it. has missed his calling and
should 60 out into the darkness be-
meath the jewelled sky, and ask of
the stars what is bis mission on earth.
"Aprimrose by rivers brim,
A yellow primrose was to him,
And 1t was nothing moie.'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
A New Republican Wrinkle.

At a meeting Of the Republican
central committee in New York, on
the night of Nov. 18th, the following
was submitted and referred to the
committee on resolutions:
Resolued, That in the opinion Of
this committee steps should be taken
by our representatives in Congress
to SO amend the constitution Of the
United States as to provide that Presi-
dents and Vice Presidents, on their
retirement from Office, shall be ad-
mitted to life membership of the
Senate.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
100, 900 Popular Majority.
lBossier Banner.J

bosstef Banner.
Why talk about Democratic Wa
terloo" Hancock has majority of
the popular vote, and carried one hall
OF the States of the Union. Take
off your Grape and go to work. The
Democratic party is not dead, and is
not going to die as long as popular
government has q foothold in this
country. But for the treason of one
man, Hancock would be President
elect Of the United States to-day.
Disaster may overtake us but the
Of Democracy cannot die
or be stamped oat. "A truth that all
true Democrats fully appreciate.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04

There is sort Of mutual accomo-
dation between the saw mill and the
water it runs by--a fact which our
informant says he saw himself. The
mill, be AYERS, runs by water, and the
water, not to be outdon6 in politeness,
runs by the mill In fact they both
run.-Ex.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04

There are now in port at New Or
leans twenty-one large ocean steam
ships, thirty-one ships and thirty
eight barks, not to speak of briggs,
schooners, river steamboats,, barges
and other water craft.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04

How we love cold weather-in q
horn.-Sugar Planter.
How many horns did it take to
comfort you during the late cold snap,
Uncle Harry?
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04

The vote of New York at the late
election aggregated 1,i04, 100, about
$4,000 more than the vote of 1876.
1t was distributed as follows: Gar
field 555,5 44, Hancock SASH, Wea-
yer 1888, Dow 1,517, Phelps Is.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04
NOTICE.

a. ~ = hereby given that on Monday,
my OF january 1881, at 10 O'Clock
hha,sm y cner to lease, at public auction,
b,yas s u the court house door, in the
flSr%; VOiiax, to the highest bidder, the
sessyomery ferry, on Red river.
colSs s., ,anains ferry, on Red river.
e.s ss iefry on Red river.
i.sPs ~ Terry, on Little river.
nmsaxxs ierry, on Little river.
Csls.luss Terry, on Little river.
s ferry, on Little river.
PM. NJ 8. c. CURRY,
S' Police Jury of Grant Parish.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-04

From our exchanges we notice the
epizootic is prevailing to an alarming
extent among the horses in several Of
the parishes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

Gu Der boriaen @o&e fpirte 6inf
9xeilen bon Sutton, G~aIaiuas Gountp
no, nuf Der fuder'f@en Sarn', Der
6unb bes Serrn 6ensIss sinen auisri-
tanii&en 2uds auf. Na6 afueifnnoi.
ger BerfolauHe srrei&ten Sdaer uno
Sunb bas Sbier. bas G@ aui einen
Baum a.FI&tet; 9enstes iaate ihm
cine e&roile6uns Ia bic beibeu Sinter-
beiue uuS erleste e.. Sos Shier tuoa
20 Yfunb. par 2 Snb bod unO 8 Rus
lang. eeiue Bfoten 6atten cine 3duse
bon 1 3oa. Sic 2udfe treten in bic
fer @eaenb du6erf feIten auf. unO Der
{ rIrate IL Der einaiae Der felt bieIen
Sabr.n Sefeben tuorasn. Ser bortige
Saatclub m~ufbmabt bas 8orbauoens
fein zines @eibAens in Der Rndbar.
f&aft unb ae6entt sIeidfoIs bernfeIben
nad,ufeIen. Ser BUDS alei@t al
@efalt Der setp6bnIi&en Sake, beibt
iebo@ lanaers Sbreu unb turseren
Sdwans. Grin sIdnsenbes &use uub
Die gepobnbeit, i'm Dunteln um6ersu.
i&Ieiden. Iissen Der iprddworttideu
Sebsutuns feinsr Sebtroft Az 9runbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
aus Norriian.

Serr 9. s. Bltibaus. unfer Stabt'
8aumeiter. wuroe o fsiner Satin
nit einem S6@ter6en bsi4entt.
8innen 8ursem wirb Worriion eiusn
britteu Store betommsn. Gin iunaer
Wann bon Barren Gountp miro in
Dem, frlher bon Goebel & S&lomnnn
ocupirten gebdube, elm neues Geiddft
beginner. Die Serren Bar3eI & Rod.
uelae in obigem Gebdube bisber cine
@trtbihaft betrieben, lperb:n elm neues
3aus fur oiefen 3we6 erriAten unb
geben fi9 oiefeIben aQe Wuhe bic 3u.
frieOenbeit oss YubIitums su serpinnen
ssit bic @ese bsfer fno. tommsu
iebr uisle GARNER nod unferer Staot,
uberboupt it es bier f%ortudbreuo isbu
lebbaft oo bon bier cine RdGe &eiser
perianot, iotuie Gifenbabnf@nelen ab
9eIiefert rueroen.
Serr 6. 6 Burner it bereits BOT
bier mad Sfase Gitp abaereiif I'M bort
feline Sdsemible aufsuftsGsn.
Ser 9sfunObeits 3uffanS in Worri
fOn felbf III siemlid gut, ieood in be-
lmseasnb fino bic Waiern itbr untel
Den 6inoern ausgebro4en. I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
GrDut Gfrafe.

Das AM lebten 6onntas bon be
Geieli&aft Sarmonie b~eraufaItet,
Concert, fann o9ne tiebertrei6una al
cine oer borsisli@fsn abenb.rlnter
bultunaen, peI&e bic iebt bon bieiei
9efeaf@aft seseben pureen. besei&ne
werben. Die ein,eInen Rumnisrn bes'
feIben purben in elmer @eife bur6ee
fIbrt tpeIde menis ~ iuinf@en ibris
lieBen. Befonbere Der 8ortras bel
beiben 2RannerH6re nor Elm iebr eutel
uub ernteten bic Sdnser rei9Ii@er
Bsifal.
Die Niasoro Suuertire uurbe bon
Der SrGefsr.e ettion nit Der ubli&eu
Brdeihon porsetrosen uno seiete oa6
Die Ritslieber unter Der 2eituns oes
Serrn Dirsttor Stort rs&t crfreuli@e
Sortf&ritte sema4t baben.
ySas Seimweb" 8iolin'e olo nit
Yianobssleituna bon ben 9erren Seraos
uno Stor6 seFel gang Defenders uno
seiste fia 9err Sersos in oiefem Bor<
tras ais Elm Weifer auf feinem Snfru-
mente.
Dem bon ben Damen Grau Slinser
unor Srau Wertens aeiunsenen Ouett
yOein III mein SerI" fopie Dem BON
ben Sr6uleiu G1ife uuo 2eonore Won'
mig porsetrasensn eomif@enO uettn Das
9efe. Srdnaden." wuroe Der wobtner'
oiente 8sifaQ aefpeuoet.
Scr fr0blide 3edH". 8ab'yolo.
wuroe bon Germ 5%unobaufeu in Der
eiaenen 8ortrshlidssit aefuussn
uno bon Dem Guartett auf's frdftiefts
fetunoirt.
Sie beiben bonn Strei&oraefer nor-
aftraasnen Rummern wureen redt
brau ssfpielt un6 3eistsn bon feibisem
ueben.
Oie &rone bss @benos isood uer'
6as bon beE Ssrren 8. 8.
uub @m.9er;os Uora,traaeue
bumOrih,ide Ouett DSer9ausf4llGeI."
Belize 6erren fanssn ibrt 8urtien aufs
BortreTliGfe uno nuroeH ON S@lu6
our9 furmifd.s SerUOrrufen 6eIo9Ht.
sta@ benz Concert folste eia aemitb'
liHes fanisrdn;den uno erft ~ friher
R orasniunoe wurbe Der n&ebrans"
sefpielt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

Man beri@frt aus Nugnffa, bab
oafeltR am 10. Sanuar bas "a. Gift
unssfef bes sefeaiaen Bereins sSar'
monte" in elmer @eiie sefeiert ivuroe.
Die Der Beranlafune phreig mar.
Eie 8etbeilieuns an Der Seier uor
cine a~lsfmeine. on benz 6sfs6sa nab
men iiber 80 8erfonsn SbeiI unb bic
babel bon Der &usuifa @ein Co., bon
Or g. 8erline, @. Seltmann unb
Stuff ~Sainberer seiiefertsn @eius uur6en
FUR 70 aussesei&uet ertaunt. eab niat
cine SIai&e bapon ibris blieb.
Sci benz Bal, Der bic 6eier f&los.
sina es better mn6 unsesuunssn gu. uno
8iele o ben alien Ginuobnern Der
etaot fabItsn F& nod einmal beriinat
urb fAwenften f4 nnntsr i'm San3e.
S5reunb @erling, Der fe@sigidhriee,
fol- siuer Der fottften Sanger semefen
fein. Me&t 70. W6een SINCERE
baran Elm 8siipieI nsbmsn -Baibins'
ton Yof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

Der Ietie ut tes Raine Gom6tie
il nun sefeieIt. staG einer ldnsertn
sebeimea eituns Ietteu Deittwo6 Be-
f&lob bic 6uFou.eesislatur f& Bis
gum erfen 91ittpo& im GusuR 81 bers
taaen. Nau alaubt aasenein bab
bies bas Gnbe bonn eansen 9ofenfpieI
if unb bic RitsIieoer. trob Der aeeen.
tbeilisen Bebauptuns siniser berielben,
niGt baran benien on BEN fefsefetten
Gage f@ iuieber % beriammlen nnb
GefetseberIes a. fpieIen. Gin &beil
berienieen Cemofraten, ipelae re&tIi4
seDdblt aber bic iett ben Situnsen
Der 6ufon. 3eeisIatur teise,uobnt bat.
ten, beobR&tisen 20 ibren GOnititnen-
ten sn aberlaGsn Oh fe f& on ben
8erbanbluneen Der pirfli&en 2esisla>
tur befbeiIiseu. ober gu Saufe bleiben
foleH.
bod f&eint Is bab Die Nebr5abl
berfelben obne Bersus f& in BEN
Staatshaufe melben uno ibren Gmts-
rio leihen ueroen, indbrent f& bic
,2eaisIaturmitslieber bon gareeIOn's
gnaben" au ,Wuttern' beseben Dsrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

Ser alerneueRe SGwinSet, teffen
Spfer bouptfddl,& pieoer Sormer Tnb.
pirb bon einem Bs&feibiatt foIsen'
oerma6en 6efdrisbsu: Gin sutseileioe'
ter Braun tomnt beim farmer anae'
fahrsn ODER ouasritfen unb gisbt ID
fur einen Genfusbeamten aus. Sn ben
Sai&e trdst er bic notbiaeu Bnpiers.
iDorauf sr bic 3abl Der BON Sarmer
gsbauten Bufhel @ei,en uersei&nst.
feinen 8iebtanb notirt, auff@reibt pis
biele N6er 2an> fa auf feiner Ssornr
in Civilization befnoeu, u. {. %. sfo@'
Dem Der Garmer ollie Sraasn aui's &C.
naucRe beantuortet unterf@reibt CT bas
Bapier unb fer Naent entfernt Hd
NaH furjer 8eit. etua IN bier 8odsn,
erbdlt Der Sarmer bon Der Sane Der
bena&6orten Stabt Die Ra&riAt. oab
feline Wote bon $3.50 fdliq fsi unb in
10 mne 10 nisI Sasen besabIt usrben
muft. 90 felt nd bann baraHs, bob
Der ,Genfusbeamte" Den oberen She'll
bes Bapiers, auf Dem bic Nasaben bes
Sarmers nsrseihnet fteben, abaerihen
uno ben oberbaIb berSf ameasuntsri4rift
oes Farmers beFnbIidsn psibsn 8aum
nit einen, oui $50 lautsnoen Bah
lunasperipre9eu ousseflbrt bat. 90
Die unteridrift o.s Farmers edit lit.
muS CT beSableu. Ser pirfti@e
Geuiusbeamte aber berlanst uidt, BOB
6armer obtr font Semanb feiuen Ha'
men auf elm Bapier antsrfdreiben fol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
Marteage Serfauf.

Da Saesb 4ubn unh Barbara ceHeu Gottiu
burG bsefbtfarii&e 8srf6rribnns I1Rcrtsaae
btte) am 2. D9tmbtr 1875 has ua6aebsnbe
Giaentbum itertragea kabeu. uGrnIi6.
Den lRtlifteH Sbeil be- nereRfli4eu Bier.
tells tts n~crerehithea 8isrtels ron Gefticu
IS, enibalieue "a sdtr e6eufaas has Iie5ffine
8iertei bss nertpsliiten f'ierteIs BON Stfiou
IS. tnfbaitene 40 AGeT une siuen Lbeil ses
uerh5aii6eu BterieIs BON fibuealiatu 8ier.el
ber Seftisn s., entbaItene SO bgHpertfeI afer
ales in Eepnibip 40. 3anee 5 NEIL. unA bde.
eeu IN @aseen6ee Gsunty re.
9Sehte aebertraguas eeuiadt nnree Hrf bic
3ahiuug eind Rcte, geuausr bef6rttben in
beiastezaR Mortgage esb, uRe ka hislabe faafo,
uHe rferr bas aapttal oesT SatsreEeu haranf
bssabt ncresa fnes besbalb rsree i'd. Gbrtf.
8Htn Rcrt9agee, !ardft tsr nurd belaatfu
Rorteaee MIR disturbances e3stpaIt, las Spr.
febenS befdrieeeue &iaeatbum anf sFsutiidyer
&uftien serfsisrrH am
Somstas ben 81 6ebruar 1880,
3tDif&en 9rbr 8crmithaes unb 5. nor sfa6.
miitass an bsr 8rsui 3bhre ees Gour 6aules
IN 6ernaann, gasssnaee Go. ge. an ben
hstbfen Siettr fiir 8aar in 5aub. nm Sas
8asttai une .3inlea teiaster Rpse unt BIZ
Rotten far sisSss Serfabrfn % esftH.
gbriF 4. 6ubn.
Rsrtsaas.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30
Mufpbbpu.

Inter biefem Rdnien miro cine neue
Nrt muftalh4sn %Snfruments, cine
art OrseI. o Ter "NutOpbone Com.
panb" in 5tbata, 81. o., onssfertiBt.
Sas Snftrument il in @nbetra@t ieiner
4.itunsen auberoroentlid einfa@. er.
beii6t bur@aus feline bsionbere @ei4i6-
lidfeit gu ieinsr Sanbbabuna uno tunn
bic perihisssnastisiten Wuftfii6s ipie-
len.
Snfelbe bsfebt aus sinem ouf bib.
fdem NubseiteG b~efeiisten oufrsdtfts
benoen redtwinfelisen Brette, rucldes
on elmer Se,te einsn B~loisbals bat uur
an Der auosren cine ~biesfame 3uffam
mer, bic in 8erbinouns ftebt NIT elmer
3eibe Bfeifen am oberen 8anoe bee
8rettss. ueber ben 8feifen 1T cine
burdl6derte 8latte; iebe Rteife bat
ibre eigene Sefnune. Sberbaib bic
fer BIatte lit elm S&aft nit elmer 8eihe
hummer Sdeiben, oasu oieneno, UNI bas
ourdl0Gerte R%otenblatt ni~eberaubaltsu
anf Die ourdlodsrte Ylatte. Ser
SGaft mirb on ieoem Guoe burd cine
Sprinsfeoer mad uuten seoru6t uno
befbt an ben eutaessnsefesten Gneen
srsabnte 8doer. uelde nit ben emit
ipre&enben 2odsrn i'm @oten6latte su-
iammen trefen.
Sas RotenbIatt 1T elm Streifsn Sar.
tenpappe nit 9odern. bic ben gu ert6'
uenoen Hoten entiprs@en. Sa bas 30
tenblatt our& bic reselmdbise arbeii
oes8lafebaIges norseidoben nirS, pirfi
Is nie cine Men9e non Yenfilen, iuelh.
bas gntweiden Der 4uft aus ben 8fsi'
fen c~ontroairen unb 10 bic WuFt er,eu'
gen. Der bemertensmertbeRe umEani
Siefsr Grfuouns il bic 8eeeImd6isfei
unb 8oltommenbeit. nit rpel4er BIZ
Nuft seipielt miro.
Seoes Rino, peI&es einen 9lafebaI.
oru6en fann. nermas Dies Snffrumen
40 fpieleu, %einerIei Oh e muftalii&ei
Salent bsibt ODER ni&t. Ser Son Il
elm eu,&dus a%usenebmer. iebenfal'
benz elmer Oreborsel melt borsrIieben
in Der Wiite febeno sniiatn benz cine
0armouiea uno benz zines Nesoroiou
@ae m0ali&en, LANCE pie turse, ernif
rpie beitere Sti6e, 3irhenmuI ni
Sau3muit &C. ln6en h@ oarauf fpielen
Oas @utOpbon ia sins Der bubi@s
fen 9ei&enfe. bic mir ~teunen. unb tein
Sanilie olrfe Die GnfqaTune cine
foldsn bereAeR. aunal penn fein &ll
pier i'm SaHSe III ODER es on Salient sur
Spielen oHf iol&em fsbIt. Nu@ FL
> tleiRsse Sdulen burfte id oies SuFru
ment febr nibli& erDeifea.
@ie aus Der betrsTenbcn @nleiee q
fdtIi@ bat Serr 81. $. Safenritter b
9laeutur fur oieies SpftIument l6el
. nommeu.
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Bie 9aI@ennbren sema9t nerbeu.

O. IsuHttt Sshem Gin, Der cine fulihe soIheue
ubr betra@tet, bae iiber bic fur @racirups une
8eriieruna ufoToerii@e Nesanfirse binaus
cine bstr6hhi&e 0uantitdi hieies rsribpeneu
Tetales NM 81 bem 2pedr 1errenbet pirb,
um benz @fbduie 6efisfrit "a seben unh um
bic 9raciruns 81 fdrdsu. Dieisr Sbeil bes
G,ulhpertbes &cu1nit, vas Sdsnbeit uuo 9Hs>
li&teit tetriHt, gar HiGt In 8stra@t.
Sn Samee Bot patsnti: ten e~oleeneu rkrae.
b6uien, rtIb fOl1e 8erf6reneuRe pon eeIeni
RetaIi rermisetn elti6e StdIfe unb Dau.
srtaftisieit ~ eiasm Treife erlanst, Der JfrilHen
Gin baIe une elm tritfeI pom Dem fhpanft, nti.
6en mau sepsbuii4 fir elm ssIbtnss @sbauis
beaahii.
Ties aef9isbt auf gan; sinfahsH @sss.
@uf cine Ttatte rsn RidtE-G omppftisn, bic Sc
foHeers tatu eesisnet 10, rerssn aHf befbeu
Seiteii feline BeItpLattea gflGftet, eaHn Iauftu
bic 8 screiaieten 8lfHs 6urd pslirte Stab.-
uaIaen- anh 70 entfftbt cine f6rer platfrte Com.
reffisn, pOson bic gsbdnls eurh s~seisnets
@sTfaeuee sefrrnit pereen. Der Gcfhiterius
tn eieieu GebduIen ID fart eenua, um afIes
grapiren sbsr ginaiqireu ;u1HlaGen, une inrn
oft inb ubreu 70 Ianse srtrasru porheu, bag
bic sranirteH 3btiIe nit 6rT !3eit gan, sIaii se<
riebeu raIrn, atsr heuupH tiisk ned gcie an
titiea Steasn.
&c ~ eies BE ein;ise Mri ren u~HreebdH(en
mit 2 2aeeu fplieen goIhes aah Ee rsyhen
huT9 sn fpseieass 9sytiftat saraatiTt.
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2ebten Nittwo& wurbe cine eps5ial-
Situng Der Brobote Court abaebaltsu,
in iueIAer Elm Wonn, Der ieiuen Ra
men als Se6e&aufnanu ausab unS bon
Dallas Gounts tonmt. ole irrffnnia
erfldrt. Ser tinsli6lide Ddr tob'
f&tis unb ma&te Dem Sberif uno
feineu Gebllfen sienIi& au f&aTen bic
fe ion in elmer osr3slen uHferes@ efdng'
niFes ~untersebraGt batten. 8ei fsiner
gerbaftuns in SwensniIIe. mari er Or.
Woore einen Stein an ben 6opf, cine
f&mer,bafte Sopfwunoe oeruria@snb.
SeitSem Ct in Der 3slIe einseiperrt ii
bat ii9 fem BurOrismus selest nnb er
fpri6t iebt tnieber anfdeiuene gang
u%ernlnftis.
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Ansjebrnng aebeiIt.

Gin alter @rst, tpeIaer f6 bon Der
,~urudse,oae: unS Don einem
Of Snbiidsn Ntffoner elm einfa&es
ueaetabiliides Seilmittel bot fur ole
uno oauerhafte BUR bon Nus
asbruns. Bron4itis, @otarrb, @fbma
uno ole Sals unb 2uneen. &ranfbeiten,
iopie cine 8arieal,&ur fur 3erpen.
ihwd&e uro anesre 8efauer6en, uuo
melder Go in faon Saufenoen Der
usriaiebenen Sdlsn probirt, flbIt
es OILS feline Yfiht bofIelbe unter feinen
leioeuoen Ritbruoer befdnnt Al mo&ek.
SD iuerSe aaeR. Die es pinf&en, biefss
mscept in beHtider, fran;offder o6er
enalifher Sprohe, nit boiler Sireftiou
oes Serftelfens uno 8ebrau@es befel,
ben, fret a~ufenotn. Rit Der Soft per.
fanbt. Mdn aoreifre uub fenbe cine
YoFmarte, oiefe 3eitune ~anesbeub.
B. @. Sherar,
LAG Yotpers Blo6,
Go4efter, q. ..