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Folks Nephew.

Ex-Treasurer M. T. Polk has published a
card in the Nashville American denying that
Vanleer Polk knew anything of his affairs
when he accompanied him to San Antonio.
He says the young man was going to Mexico
to attend to private. business, and he 1.-THE ex-
Treasurer) asked him to wait and they would
go together. He says young Polk never
took any money belonging to him or to the
State of Tennessee into Mexico, but loaned
him money on the road when his had given
out.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1888
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

MORE light in the streets is an imperative
necessity.
A PHILANTHRoPISr: man who puts
ashes on the pavement.
To THE weather clerk: You can have your
norther by applying to San Antonio.
TRAVEL over Houston street bridge should
be suspended till the bridge is nearer COM
pletion.
THE Telephone company seems to be labor
ing with the erroneous belief that the public is
under obligation to it for the privilege OF pay
ing for the use OF the wires. Its patrons unite
in declaring the night system next to useless.
IT IS the duty of the city authorities to devise
means for securing money by which public
improvements may be made. San Antonio,
the oldest and the wealthiest city in the State,
should not be content with a reputation for
being the least progressive.
OWING to the influence of fearless press
and the disse mination by it of advanced ideas
regarding social questions, the Texas Senate
has rejected the bill passed by the House to
prohibit the opening Of places of public resort
on Sunday. The bill was an attack on per-
sonal liberty, and its defeat was to have been
expected.
A MOVE in the right direction was made
when bill was introduced in the Legislature
to allow the elementary principles of agricul-
ture to'be taught in common schools in the
agricultural districts. The people of Texas
have, probably, more need than those of any
other State for correct ideas of agriculture. In
few years thousands of acres of the land now
used for grazing will be titled for grain. Thi:
change is inevitable. Tillable land is worth
more when used for agricultural purposes thar
when used for grazing, and Texas has vas
tracts occupied by herds of cattle which would
yield proftably if Sown with any of the grains
IT IS about time for maudlin sentimentalitI
regarding drunkards to cease. Habitua
drunkenness, whether vice or disease, closel,
approximates insanity and its victim Shoulc
be severely dealt with. Statistics prove tina
20 per cent. of English lunacy and ID pc
cent. of American lunacy are due to liquor
Hereditary tendency to lunacy is also FIRE
quently caused by dipsomania. In som
cases men who have hitherto been sober an
steady become suddenly incorporate after
sunstroke or after receiving a blow or
wound. About majority of the offenses com
mitted by drunkards there is mono
maniacal character. All this show
the necessity of an application of
rational remedy to a diseased condi:io
of the system. We should have prisons fc
the confirmed drunkard just as we hav
prisons for the confirmed criminal. A nigi
in Jail seldom if ever causes the reformation
a drunkard. He needs restraint for a lon
period during which he will be administers
to mentally and physically. But first we mu
strike at the root of all drunkenness, tn
saloons. At least SO per cent Of crime an
pauperism come directly from saloons. TIL
percentage may be decreased by increasin
the license tax demanded Of saloon keeper
The plan has been tried in other cities an
satisfactorily. Why not in San Antonio!
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New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
SHOULD DANCING GIVE OFFENCE1

DIFFERENCE IN THE VIEWS OF LUTHERAN CLER-
GYMEN-oFFICIlL ACTION OF THE MINIsTE-
RUM.
"Luther was lover of music and dancing"
said Lutheran Clergyman TO reporter OF The
TRIBUNE, "aud In that respect lie was typical Ger
man." The rema ark eiciIsd by inquiry regarding
so-called Lutheran raid against danchg. which was
begun last week by the Rev. Leo Koenig at
the Lutheran Mnsterum. Mr.. Koenig said that he had
become persuaded that dancing at Sunday school pic
mics was productive OF the deepest piety and ne has
set bis face as flint against the supposed evil After
his church seryios ne delivered supplemental
discourse In his parlor the reporter and friend com
prising the audience. Mr.. koenig s pastor OF
st. Pauls Church, at sixthave and Fiitcenthst, and
has only been In the city few years. He became very
earnest as he proceeded to unfold Of the terrible
conse auences attending the dance. Envy, Jealousy.
con and deatbthese, ne said were tue ural
results when question OF morality not involved
"May not Christians dance ~ asked the reporter
"The nineteenth century dance not known In
Bible times, and when tho time for
dancing was announced being proper it
did lot mean a mix I'd dance, you see now, but the
women need by themselves. Imagine such dance
now"
What was the resolution which you introduced In the
Minsterumi :"
at wss this, As some congregations in New-York
MInisrerum celebrate Sunday school picnics with
dancing TO the offence Of many souls, we ask ana
exhort congregations to abolish such offences ~
soon possible" -, ,,
" Have you held your picnic this sumlnerp -
"It will occur Wednesday az Elm PARK Iher"
will be singing. praying and playing games and
'"Any drinkmgV
"Only milk and tea"
"a German picnic without lagerP
presume there will be OF that beverage drunk,
but not with my sanctioB. You see TINS dancing ana
drinking are Engan customs, and our people tnihs
tney must follow the example set by their neigDors
Driu pins and dancing are old GernSn CUSTOMS
which antedate Luther" said the Rev J: y. hciLnen'
schneider Of st James Church. In East f1fteenfnst
a few minutes later; 'and wo lntierhhs
believe Ia being temperate In All tA'ssN
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE H. PAGES

Msny OF my people are Enghsn: Al 10
fact II s practically an English church We believe that
Christians should enjoy with moderation whatever gooq
things the Lord has provided. My people dance, D,s
have never seen any of the attendant evils compiaee
of by the Mniseriilm The churches belonging 20 tnat
body little conservative than those
bcr.'
member OF st. Johns Church. In Chrlstopner, r.
ST., said tnat nearly every person III
the church danced and drank beer, beer, 30 nur nur
there we're no drunkards among them "Coipo W gu.
Sunday school picnic next Monday" che added, " a,
schneizen Park, and you will see old women aio nt od
men aud their children dancing and drlnEins veer. - u
no harm from t. The young people VIII renia'a ~
until midnight while the children viii come nome NJ
o'clock"
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Wel6e Gor[idtsmasreaeln erarifs


fen tuuroen, Tim in ben engen @traBen
Mosfau's ben Gar gegen fibililtii6e
Nnl6ldge gu idilbeil, mag aug folgens
benz 8eriebte geI6lolien fperben: Gier
&eiben bon 8aionetten naren gu beioen
Seiten aufgephan3t. Gein Blumen=
ttrauB mar auf Der langen StraBe gu
leben, auf tpelher Der 3ar ieinell feier=
li9en @in5ng in Mosfau bielt; benin
unter ben gliitben fonnte li6 ei1e
fleine Gugel, nit SDnamit gefiillt, berz
bergen, uno bic Poli5ci bsrbot babcr
Die Bouquets. 9inter ben griinen Yiiz
i6en, nit oenen Die 8aleone gei9mudt
iperoen, fonnte irgeno cine 90llenma=
16ine perItedt iuerben, unb Die poliaei
perbot baber Die 3ier. sSn bem @rife
zines Sonneni6irmes fonnte elm 2auf
nit pulber unb 8lei feden, bic polisei
berbot baber ben Srauen bas Mitneb=
men bon Sonneni6irmen. Oas Sras
gen BON St6den tpurbe ben Mdnnern
unteriagt, oenn es bat ia au6 Gtodz
flinten gegeben. Cine GlaIde wein
mitSunebmen, bas galt i6on als elm
babies Verbre6en, benin tpel1e aerft0=
renoen Stoffe fonnten ni9t in bem grit
men @lafe perborgen tperben?
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bic alIsetneine Weinung, bab man Slid
9ebabt bdtte, unb man bat of nar liner
min idteS aussenuet. Sd babe 70 aus
anfinsIiden Serluffen Of rnebr gprtbeil
geapsen, alS aud, leidtem @elpinn, aelernt
oura ben Wadtbeil pes 0d4tipinens, Graft
se,punnen in Der @dmdde.
Nba! iaste @ecrs, jeet tpiro Der Bapa
nit ber Nueanwenpuns fcmmen. Wenn
er li9 als Beiipiel binlie(lt - unb ct thut
bas oft in beidauenolter Beldeibenbeit,
beiddmenb fir uns Nnoern ndm(ih -,
oann radt ct NIT Der yeueanwenbuns be.
raus. Sammeln sic iid, Reinbo|o.
@ieentlid, iaste 8urnsr, lnabte id bic
unierem Treunbe lslblt iiberla0en. Aber
ba i'd einn,al UNI n,eine Weinuns gefraet
bin, min i'd AUDI nidtS bon berielben su=
riidbalten. Die bsquen1en duBeren Ser
bdltniiie, in bic oas Sdidiol @ie gelte(lt
BAT, bic man i'm sem6bnlidea 9eben eldn=
5enoe unb besanlf9te nennt, babeb ihre
@efabren uno Sic lino benielben nur
balls entsansen, feinbOlo. sic babrn
@eift, Talent unb Silouns, oaju Sngenb
uno Wohlitanb. alle Yforten Der @eisu-
idaft baben lid Sbnen seSffnet, phne buB
Sie an5uflcpfen brauhten. Bas Nnbere
li& erwerben muBten, baS batten Sic be<
reits. sic baben nid,tS perlcren BON benz
alien, unb 10 baten sic cine Slippe, an
Der Yiele in Sbrer Gage seiAeitert wdren,
nit Dem GompaB oe8 eolen Ser3ens sladz
lid umidifft.
i8rrt[ttuna foIat.l
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S4ntprrf1ciSctt.

Den 5dmorrboioen sebt oft Elm Sc
fabl Der Sdwere i'm 9iiden, in ben 2eus
ben coer i'm Masen poran, 70 bab Der
Yatient s(aubt, er leioe an ben Nieren
ooer anbern Srsanen. gu 3eiten ,nadt
lid unberoaulidteit, Waaenbraden &C..
bemerflia. Cine Seudtieteit, wie SameiB,
bic unansenebmes Suden errest, natnent.
lid @adts int gett, rflest fd baufs ein-
5ultellen Slinoe, blutenbe unb iudenbe
bamcrrhcioen tpeiden benz @ebraude bon
Or. gOianfos Simorrbcioenz Seilmittel
iosleid. Sc mirft bireft auf bic franfen
Sbeile, beieitist oas SUDDEN, inbsm es ris
uriaaen befelben entfernt, unb bei(t per-
nlanent, leltif wenn ane anberen Wittel
erfOlslos iparen. Wan ldume nidt fc
lanse, bic Der Nusflub bic aranfbeit uns
beilbar semadt bat, fonbern periude es
uno merbe sciunb. Preis SO Gents.
Wirb frei mad gmpfans bes @elbes pers
ianbt. abrehe: Die Or. gOianfo Waes
oiclne &c., Yiqua, Sbio."
gu baben Bet 8. 9 daiie.
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Uiersiaiabrtse Grfabrune elmer
elteu gSdrtertu.

Mrs. Winslews Sootbtns @yrup wirb
ooa strer Der betsn Ooftorinnen unb ben
Warterinnsu in ben Ser. @taaten pers
i&risben. @r tpurpe felt 40 Satren bon
Wiltonen uon Mattern unn Rinbern NIT
nte feblenbsn Grfclse ssbrauht. icwotl
BON tem Sage altsn 6inbe, ,pis ron fr.
.pahienfn Rtnpsru. gr bfftitiat @darfe
m Masen, bsfreit ron Dtnetolif unb re.
sulirt bic @eedsme /; er osrfdafft fir &ln.
Der unb Wiittsr 8ubs unb Woblbsbasen.
setr slauben, caB Der Ssrup bas bette
unb ii3srfe ltttsl II sesen DYienterie
unb Diarrbut bsi &inbern, 8letdptel pb
burd 3abnen psrurlatt obsr bnrn onbe.
re urla&en. gine @sbrauH santrtiinna
wirb ieeer 5lai6s beiststben. 60 III teias
aht. renn niht fas 6aci1mile pon Sur.
tie u. ps,tlns auf c,r NuBenlsite ber Gin.
paduns entbaltsn III. Sn allen Mpotbe.
Ten au babtn, bic Tlolhs 25 Gsnts.
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- 0ie jibii6e Emigration nod pa=
ldtina. 9lus Bufareit i6reibt man
uOie i'm 8oriabre nod paldltina aus=
getuanberten rumdnii@en Suben febren
nun in sansen S6aaren ipieber in bas
2ano surild, bas iie, ben 2odungen Ell
iler, ipenn au6 gut gemeinten, 70 bod
i6leht unterri6teten 9tsitation 6olge
gebenb, nit ben beiten 9offnunsen ber=
laRen batten. Oie ungliidli9en iinb
bonn giotbDenbigiten entbl6Bt unb fallen
nun Der Spferipilligfeit ibrer &eligions=
genoiien GUT 2af, beren bo6gebenbe
BegeiIierung fir bic G6rberung BET iii=
bii6en gmigration na6 bem selobten
2anbe Der 9erbeiBung bur@ bic jung
ften @rfabrungen cine gang bebeutenoe
Ibi6wddung erbalten baben biirfte." /"
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Gin eurdaeaamaenes 9fero.

Wtan berlu6te bas Sbier in feihen,
tollen 2aufe auf3ubalten, aber es iiiirrnte
in's 8erberben, unb gerabeio eripeiien
1i6 &ranfbeiten t6otli6, tpenn man ibs
men ni6t bei 3eiten @inbalt tbut. Sr.
Nusuit G6nig's 9amburger
8ru ittb ee beiperfitelligt bas; er beilt
ale Salsz unb 2ungenfranfbeiten, Die
aus 0uifen uno @6nupfen entfteben.
Oas tpoblfeilfe unb 3uberldifgife Seil=
mittel. Giinfnnbsman5ig Gents.
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***nSft lobt man ben Meni6en tpe=
gen ieines Mmtes." 9lber Nierenfraut
muB man feines eigenen, ipirfli6en
Wertbes ipegen loben, tpel9er erpropt
uno gepriift iporoen 1T, unb Der betpie=
len, baB biefe Mebi5in in fsiner peient=
li6en Gigenidaft, frait tuelber Magen=
i6pd6e, golbene Mber, Magens uno
2eber=G r=Granfbeiten gebeilt iporben lino,
irgenb etipas 81 tpiini6en iibrig gelals
len bat. @s miro in trodener un6 fliil=
flyer Gorm aubereitet.
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*2pbia g. pintban's arauter=Nsiz
i6ung iotpobl tuie ibr glut=Geiniger
tperben beibe in ND. 233 unb 235 gBe=
itern @penue, 2pnn, Mai1. aubereitet.
preis ieoer ein5elnen $1.-Se9s ila=
i6en fiir $5.-per Bolt in pillen ober
&ii6eldenform, mad gmpfang oes
preiies, 81 per S6adtel fur ieoe, pers
iaubt. Grau pinfbam beantlportet Be-
reitipili9it iebe 9lnfrase, Die on iie se=
ri6tet miro. Nfan ienoe cine 3 Gent
poitmarfe fir bic 9lntmort.
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Gin rettes @auneriiiidd1en tnurl

= Gin nettes @auneriiiid9en tpuroe
neulib auf ber Muerbalt in Min9en
oeriibt. Gin illnser gutsefleibeter Serr
tritt an cine Sutma6erbu6e unb forbert
einen neuen GDlinoerbut. Man fu9t
ibm einen pafenben aus, ct probirt i'm,
unb oa er linn paBt, tritt er nit ben
Worten bor ben Spiegel: SD mub
bod aud feben, tpie er mir ffebtl" "Wie
einem giel. --..." f9reit in biefem
Gugenblide ein i9on ldngere 3eit bafte=
ben6er @aHeniunae uno nimmt oann
&eiBaus. nDu 2ausbub, Du unper=
i6dmter, mart id tpil Di9-" ruff Der
Grembe unb itiirst nit benz t1euen 6ut
anf oem &opfe ben 8uri6en nod
y&oB unb &eiter fab man niemals ipiez
ber."
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Cine beriibmte Sram pbne Stteli
Caas BEN .goRon oIabe.|

eerrem Qeb6cfeure!
9as Dbise lit ein sutes Bib BON Srdu epbto 6.
Yinfbam aus asstn, laif, bic nj br oils irsenb cine
aibere'5ra IN @abrbeit ben gtamen ber ySrauens
ireunSin" ben p;ele ibrer gorrefponbentnnen ibr
10 gerne beiiesen, perbient. Sic miSmet fi@ nit
beat grSbten Gifer tbrer arbeit, weI9e Iebtere bas
&efnItat sines IebensIdnsIi9en Stubiums III, unb
ift sesuunsen feds Mifaentinnen iit5 ;n baIten
bic ibr beifen bic 'ausgebreitete GorrcfponSen,,
weI9e pon allen Soften ibr suEiebt nnb Don benet,
cine iesitbe tbre fpesieae 2eibensIaft ober ibre
6renSe bapon befreit sm iein, tunbeiebt ,a beant.
wortsf. Sbre qfanicn Evaporation 1T elm SeiI-
rtttsl tiir gnte rnb niGt fur b6fe Swcde SD babe
Yerj5n19 Sies dussefMnben Mnb Bin pon ber @abrs
belt heifen pas i'd jage, tberSeugt.
asesen biejerwoR Rl6emieisnemG n Gisen56often ptrb
tie pom ben bsften aer;ten bes 2anbes empfobIen
Ino perf9rieben. Gtner pon bieien iaat: v9ie
Iirtpng TT wnnberbar nnb erfpart pieIes aetben.
Se fn-irt pouitdnbis bic f9Iimmjte Mrt MutterIetbs
aisiaIsn i. ssssSssss. anrsssinasge ums i%ms
55sit. gntaanSnna nnS Sef9miire, nnnatarIt9ep
1latanrnPs 1eoe Mrt gerietnng unb bic borauf foIs
osgSsn sMsdsmssibs ieSeTSen, une II beionSess
Sic burdbringt ieben Tbeil bes meni<den
3Srperipitems nnb F6bt neues 9eben unS neue
3raft Elm. S@wd9e, 9Iabiu9t, 9rans mad gaei,s
aSas5o TS sSs.
isn, nerp6fe 2eibsn, ahsemeine aDrperi9lpddbe,
SaLafojsststt, aemattnns nlb itnperSaaiiateit.
SsHss m,r,es sstas s aaSsItIss gs9sptaae s.s
polftdnSig uoriber mad @ebrau4 Sieies SeiInits
tells. Jeber3eit unb inter anen ilmitdHben lit bie
Wtrfung tn pouitdnSige m llebcrcinfommen nit benz,
Ser gsssiit nas NIa@e S. fr Iait.,s yisnes
uib iuirb pon allen Mpotbefern perfauft. SraenS
geI@er @atb fir fpesiele Sdle, unb Bic Ramen pof,
pieSer poutdnSie IL ,uorSers tsnn man pos
Wrs. " III tbrer sNbrel{e Qpnn, NQf., erbaI,
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gas Central > SoteL San gll

tomb murbe er6ifnet 1873 unb lit nod
unter berielben betpdbrten 2eitung. @s
iit gelegen on Der Main Pla5a in Der
Mlitte BET Sta6t Spii9en ben beibeu
8abnbDien. 9ie Strabenbabn unb
Omnibuiie bermitteln ben Yerfebr. gs
1T bas billisite erfer 6laiie 9otel in Der
Stabt. s. u. 8afer, gisentbiimer,
Or. 8. u. Srerler, gonitant be Waal,
Glerfs. gs ipirb geiproden Oeutid,
Spaniid, Grans6iif6 uno 9Oadnbiid.
preiie 81 unb $3.50 per Sag. 9lllen
8eiu6ern San 9ntonios beitens ems
pfoblen. 29,3,w1i
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Gin %eliaionslpotter erlaubte Iid

= Gin &elisionslp0tter erlaubte fi9
in elmer Geiell6aft ben @lauben an cine
lniterbli6feit Der Seele ld9erlid gu
MAIDEN. v9n cine 5eelenuauoerung
aber," fabr er fort, CLAUDE ID i6on,
oenn i'd fann mid nod gans gut erinz
nern, mie i'd BEL ben Ssraeliten in Der
Wdfte oas golOene 3alb gepeien bin"
-ySas mill i6 Sbnen germ slauben, Z"
entsegnete eine geiltrei6e Dame, ~benn
sic baben ia ni1ts perlOren, als Die
8ergoloungl"
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3uIammen 81

3uiammen- 1861
Dappn fonnten 19 ui1t lelen. Tarbige
&inber iinb i'm @ansen 33, mooon 13
nidt leien f6nnen.
0err Blum bat mdbrenb Der lsbten 7
Sabre, felt ieiner Mmts3eit, bic gBabr=
nebmung gemadt bab bic Stabt Grie=
bri9sburs bon Sabr su Sabr an i6ul.
pfi6tigen Ginbern perliere, ludbrenb
jebo1 aber bic 3abl FOLDER &inber i'm
sanaen gouiltp itets 3unebme.
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Segas.

= gu Oelle 8a1ep Bel 9uiin bat
Marcelluns @aitleD BEN Wm. peariom
erf6OI1en unb fi6 bann geflii6tet. $500
1inb auf bic @rgreiIung bes M6rbers
ausgeiebt iporben.
- Ser Sheriff bon Coleman gountp
bat brei pferbsbiebe berbaftet, als bie=
ielben cine Mnsabl geitoblener pferbe
bur9 Coleman trieben.
- Die @ranbjurp in Dallas bat fi6
bertaet, na9bem lie 235 Mnflagen eits
gebradt bate.
= Gin Mann Namens HDlan, ber
fi9 i'm trunfenen 3ultanbe beim Union
Depot in Souiton gum S6lafen ilieber=
legte, fiel in ben bort beiinoli6en Waf=
1ergraben ,lnb ertranf.
= Nas Waarenbaus BON 8. So
linsfp in Serarfana 1T bur6 Geuer
Serit0rt tporben.
= &obert S. @larf in grenbam,
elm Wann bon 60 Sabren, Der auf einen
aufre1t itebenben 9tagel trat, befam
ben &innbadenframpf unb 1T geitorben.
- Ser Yreis bon Sis lit in Oalas
auf 5 Gents geitiegen. Die beiben bort
befnbli6en gisfabrifen f0nnen ben 8ez
bari ni1t beden.
- Bon @ebar 9ia pirb beri9tet,
baB bic 0erf1iffung bon ileuem Meiaen
nod @alpeiton begonnen bot. Sdgli6
iperben bon elmer Bis fiinf Carloads
beribifft.
- Die 3eras Meriean giIeubabn
ldBt bon jebt al nur einen 3ug stpii6en
2arebo unb Corpus @briiti tdgli6 fab
rem. Mm Sonnabenb iebo1 fdbrt ein
ipesieller grcuriions5ug.
- Ser Seras 8plfsbote in Yrenbam
beri6tet: nNm pergansenen Sreitag ia.
men tpie6er cine Mnaabl beutf9er Gins
ipanberer bier an. Sieielben batten
bic Neiie nit Der &otben Stern Qinie
&ber Mnttperpen 9tem Oorf. Serr s..
Slider, Ngent, suriidselegt unb tpuroen
bier BON ibren 0ertpanbten empfangen
unb nod ihrer neuen Seimatb, NelIon=
bile, seleitet. t."-.Die Selepbon @er=
| binbung unierer Staot nit Snbepen.
bence tpirb in ben nd6fen 9asen ber=
gefteat iein."
~ Das Griebri6sburser Woden-
blatt ber6ffentli6t na6folgenoem S6ul=
Genius:
S6ulpfli6tise 2inber in Gillespie
@Ountp inb fit bas Sabr 1883 por=
houNpn.
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Reiues glut erbdlt bic @elunbteii
Or. AderS BlUco Glirn" wirb bon ben
terpcrra4enbiten Her3ter empfoblen. Bel
olle Nprtbefern Al taten.
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= grabanoter, @aleneienne, Yaz
riier, &uflii6e, Sd9iilbe unb leinene
Spiben in GROCER Nusmabl bilIigf beim
sSampus.