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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
WACO.
From Germany to Texas for Twenty.
Eve Dollars.


WACO, TEX Jan 2s.--An excursion
party Of ladies aud gentlemen, headed
by Rev, b. II. Carroll, y D., pastor Of
the First Baptist church, left here to-
night via the Missouri Pacific for Sal.
tllio, Mexico, 10 DO there Sunday.
February !, at the formal opening of
the Madero institute. which Ia to be
operated under the auspices OF the
Texas BAptists IL Ia said 10 be the
hnest school building in the republic
OF Mexico. IL has generous enduw-
ment, and will acc immediate 800 pu-
pills. Mrs. M. II. Graves, a wealthy
aud plous Baptist lady, formerly OF
Brenham, has accepted the matron-
ship. The institute Is named In honor
OF Gov, Madero OF the state OF Goa
hula, who donated the land and
buildings.
Steamship agents here are selling
Tickets calling for passage from Bre-
men or Hamburg, via New York
steamship and rail-to Waco for sos.
This unparalleled low rate rate IL said
10 be due TO war between rival steam.
ship companies, and has induced sew.
eral Germans here 10 send for their
relatives In the faderland.
The south-bound Missouri Pacific
passenger train was ak hours late to-
day. This Ia the biggest delay since
the bad weather set la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
ASHUAL MEETING or THE NATIONAL
$50 ARD or TRADE,

WAsHINaToN, Jan 28 The ma
tlonsl board OF trade assembled to-day
for its sixteenth annual session, Fred
erlch Frslty Of Chicago presiding,
About forty delegates were pres,n',
representing the Baltimore corn aud
-four exchange, tho boards Of New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chl.
cagO, Detroit, indianapolis, Portland,
Oregon, am Trenton, the Cincinnati
chamber OF commerce, the
Boston merchants ISOLATION,
the New York chamber Of
commerce aud the Ban Francisco
chamber of commerce. The annual
report OF the executive council WAs
read II refers specially 20 the de-
preston OF the industrial interests Of
the country, the shrtnkage OF values,
the improbable character Of profuc-
ton In many branches OF manufacture
and the general uncertainty OF
| the markets. IL staies, however,
that there are signs that the present
period OF depression, uncer alnty and
| loss In about 10 give away 10 revived
/ Bciivity and tDterpTiBe The report
deals also with the questions Of acu-
tinus bills OF lading, bankruptcy lepiz-
latiOn, interstate commerce, relief %
American chipping, reciprocal trade
with Canada. the national banking
law aud the foreign commercial rels-
tlons Of the United Staiep. The board
tn, organized f"T the ensuing year by
re.eleciinR Mr.. Ffaiey president The
ques tiOn OF an Hm' ndment " the pres
ent laws la relation 10 bllls ~ lading
uas then taken up aud discussed At
great length
Mr.. Higgins II the New York cham
Der OF commerce asked the bOAid q
adopt the fpllosing resolutions sub
mitted by that chamber
"R, solved, that the passage II th'
house bill No. 7lS3 reported by The
members OF the committee on com
merce 10 regulate the forms ~ bi'la o
ladlng and the duties and liabilities o
, ship owners and others Is deniah d {
by the urgent necessities Of com
merce.n
Mr. Milne Of Chicago pointed GU
that the provisions OF the bii
( applied only 10 the liabilli.
~ ocean carriers. He ashe'
n Il could not he amended ~ W 70 IN
eludO within la provisions the bills 0
la1ing originating IN the interior q
, the country aud given 70 sbippers q
. through freight This was objected \
Z hut Afler lopg debate the following
, was offered a. expressive Of the eenti
mppE and wishes Of the inland shlI
j, per-:
7 "isesolved. that this board favor
: further legislation, which ~ill exten
i 10 the inlaud caTriers ihs principles
|. the house bill No. 7le3, 10 regulate III
' forms Of biila Of ladiDg
! Adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 22.--Among
the papers handed over to John ].
Tomry, the new state treasurer, on
Tuesday, was an envelope containing
1--WE one hundred doller bills. These
bills ARE tho famou. greonbacks that
ASS mbly man Bhlnn handed to
Speaker Ogatt In 1882 They had
been cent him 40 bible TO vote for n
certain railroad measure. ShinD, IL
all he remembered, exposed the at
tempted bribery and caused on Of the
Rr, Attest senaatlOns ever known ia the
legislature Of this state. An
inve tigaiing committee was
appointpd, with Ahsemblyman
cater Of Jersey CITY as the chairman.
The bills were given Cater by the
sneaker The committee failed IN d.
cover lust who cent the bills 10 Bhinn.
The man who sent them retTaiptd, o.
course, from claiming them. When
the investigation had fallen through
Cater handed the bills 10 State rrehs-
ur.r Wright, who put them In hls safe.
they have been there ever fince ami
came by natural decent TO Oifey.
They cannot be Deposited go theslate'f
credit. for they DO not be ong 10 ths
state. The man who sent them II nov
exempt by he statute n limitation
from indictment, but he viii hardly
care to expose his Identity By claiming
the money. AttInfy-1UDeral Stock
ton said to-day The bills might be do
nsted TO some charitable object.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
a,...DrnIno CnaWpLTps rAvr.

WAsHIAoToE, Jan. 2s.-6eeret'ry
Chandler bss written letter 70 Rear
Admiral Englirh, commanding the
European station, Ia regard toa charge
made By an American resident I Nice,
France, that the ofiicera Of the
asaship Lancaster ned publicly
ab,is.d the head Of the
~ Department and all connected
with n Tor having ORDERED ihat yessel
70 the Congn country, alleging thaf u
~as done 10 spite France The secre-
tary iDoloss q cOpy Of the letter -.
ceived ~ the department. on ne SUP
feet aud eaye that be hiS written y
Tue WTiifF, = hl~e name ~ purfrY-eiy
Withheld. ftquglfing that be give me
names of the oiiiceTs wbo nsHde me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
INVESTIGATING THE LEASING or in
DIAN LANDS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S James NJ.
Bell and man named Conderay, both
Of the Cherokee nation, testified to-day
before the senate committee ON Indian
affairs They heard that money was
paid the members Of the Cherokee
council by the lessees OF the Cherokee
"trip 10 ,curs favorable action.
A member Of the Kaw tribe named
Hardy trsltled that the Gilbert lease
was obtained from the tribe against
the wishes OF the majority OF its mem
hers, aud that the lessee WAS cutting
cord.wood for sale, which he WAS not
entitled 70 do by the terms OF the lease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
TROUBLE PROMISED.
Blaine Rallying His Friends in Con-
Rresa 70 shake Things UP.

hA0ou " ahANA9 aAhh9 " "
The Republican leaders IN the house
are In frequent convers alton with
Blaine ana on several occasions OF late
have testified their allegiance to his
personal cause In very open aud sig-
nificant fashion IL IL understood that
MIR Blame Is still making history AS
well as writing IL. He certainly has
great H. tlueuct In the house; In the
senate his power is less, for that is the
home OF pall onage, aud moreover In the
senate are some vi the strongest en-
emies Blaine has in public life. But
the senate is not directing party policy
ts IL did In the days when ConklinR
and Blaine himself were in the cham
Der. la the house Blaine has warm
friends in Phelps, a very influential
member; IN Hircuck, n man Of great
strength, and In Reed, one OF the most
powerful men In congress. rhe-e men
make no secret OF their devotion 10 his
interests aud their Indifference TO the
success Of Arthur's administration
they scout Arthur's foreign pol
10y az foulsh, and repudlate hIs
revenue views. On all matters OF par.
ty policy they look TO Blaine ~ the
standaId-beaIer duly commissioned at
Chicago ana ouly defeated by IeAch.
cry, which they lay AZ Arthur's door,
IL IL said, for Instance, hat the ques.
ton of forcing All extra session hangs
on MIR. b aine's dtclsmn IL he givet
the word the Republicans will ut once
adopt an obstructive attitude and 9 m.
pei Cleveland h call the new congress
while the Democrats are sill be-
wildered ia The possession Of their
novel power and liable in their ignOr'
anca and confusion IN make miBtakea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29


PANS, Jan. - Official dispatches
received today from Saigon announce
u virtual suppression Of the revolt IN
CAmbOdia. The French troops, as
alsted BY native auxlliarlea, have been
20 rue sfsful ia II hictiDg aerlous no.
lrhmrnt upnn the rebel chlefs lhst
mDst Of THEM Ned aud allowed their
bands 10 be dlspereed. Col
MeConm0ndre had another engage
ment with Bwoiha, the leader
Of the Tfbrlli ~, At Pres cha the day ~
tfr be turprised him in his camp IT
hieDg. b4otha wAs sgtin routed sna
his hand fed o. the North. Col
MeCOmmODdre WAS ntill 10 pursuit nt
LAS accOunts Sunday last he HTsDeh
ulArlnes encountered aud aefenrd 800
rebels under B~oiha's lieutenant Tue
dispatches fthie that the excitement
pTfbucfd by the revolution he's rub
sidrd, ard that general confidence has
bren restored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

RUM ELS, Tx, Jan. 20 j. NJ.
Young, merchant OF thiH place, made
an assignment Of his stock for the ben.
eft Of his creditors on the BOD inst. to
w. S Davis Of the firm of Davis, Ba.
ker Il 20. IL Ia believ. d that his sssets
are sufficient TO cover all his liabilities.
The pressure of hard limes aud bis
inability to collect his outstanding nc.
counts was the cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
OPENING THR IAN CARLOS REsERvA
MOS

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, Tho score
taTy OF the interior has sent cpmmu-
nication TO the house committee on
Indian affairs, recommending that the
coal lands on the San Carlos Indian
reservation In New Mexico be segre.
gated from the reservation aud opened
To entry under the mineral laws. phe
commissioner OF Indian affairs con.
ours In the recommendation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Tale ofan American Citizen in Mex
lean Prison Charges Against
Minister Morgan.
The National Board Of Trade Peh.
tons for Legislation Regarding
Fictitious Bills Of Ladiug.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN a MKxI-
CAN PRIsON.

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN MKxI-
CAN PRISON.
WAsHIEeToN, Jan. aS.-Secretary
Frelinghuysen in response 70 resolu
ton to-day sent 70 the house com
municatlon on file In the department
OF state relating to the arrest last sum
mer OF Thos. Monahan, claiming 10
be y citizen OF Nashville.
Tenn, In Mexico. Monahan
was engineer o. train that met am
other In collision on the Mexican
Central road. He was arrested and
placed In confinement
In n letter dated Tuluca, Mex July
2l 1884, aud addressed to Hon. A. II
Caldwell OF Tennessee, MOnahan sayp,
alter recounting the circumstances OF
his arrest:
'In this exigency wrote two letters
10 Minister Morgan, which I presume
found refuge In his wsste-basket. /
have not yet received the courtesy of
an acknowledgement / ann not aur-
prlsed, however, ~ / know OF several
other similar cases In which he was
appealed to without avail, for he Is
alike indifferent 20 our citigenship.
our suffering and to our petitions. Ii
takes all his time to cater 10 Mexican
favOrs. A wooden image would be
better TO represent our country, for IL
would not disgrace the greateat repub-
lilo the world ever saw. Were
II not for the kind friends
have outside might well
exolslm with Dante, Abandon hope,
all ye who enter here. for In this cOun-
try IL Ii all law, and dame Justice put'
on the veil OF shame and weeps that Il
should be so"
Mr. Caldwell sent this letter TO the
department Of state and Acting Secre-
tary 81 State Davis ordered an lnveati.
CATION, and In reply to Mr. Caldwell
says:
II cannot pass Monahan's observa
ton about Minister MuTgan's indifier
ence IN the rights aud the interest o
American citizens In Mexico withuu
observing that they are not warranted
by his course while minister, which
has been marked by energy
and attention TO his duties. Ii
n letter 10 Secretary Frvllng
huysen Mr.. Morgan states tina
he din not receive the letters whici
MonahAn refers TO, and the momen
he heard OF Munahan's trouble hs die
all in his power ~ have Justice dOue
ION Jan /, 1885. Minister Morgan
informed the secretary OF state thR
the Judge OF the federal court o
Tuluca had informed MOnAhan tina
he had been honorably acquitted ant
WAS therefore discharged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
Praneo DecIdes 10 DeoIare War.

LoSDoH, Jan. % 1t Is reported
that France has q. cIded officially 10
declare war against China. This de-
cison IL said 10 have been made In
. nsfduence of the action of
England Ia enforcing the terms OF
he foreign enlistment act 1T Hong
Kong and elswhsre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
An Attempted Rape ead. ia a Marriage


LAREDO, TEX Jan. 2S.-The rape
case which has been the town talk for
several days was concluded very sen
sstionally to-day by the marriage Of
the parties. The man Landa Oh
prano Is forty years OF age aud the
girl barely twelve. To save her from
beginning 30 hazardous journey bare.
footed, % she appeared all
through tue trial, the spectators
made purse and bought her a pair OF
sh 90 and stockings. justice Elson
performed the ceremonies just the
same as II It mad beeu the deDouement
Of a long courtship instead Of an at
tempted outrage, and the pair went
off apparently happy.
Oe Lopez, the editor and proprietor
If El HuriRHntr, was married to-day
10 Mrs DoricpaDa Gonzales de Salinas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
Suits Against the Pullman Palace Car
COmnanY..

VfcKsBURo, Miss, Jan 2s Patrick
Henry, ~ attorney Of this city;
Frank MargOld president Of
the Mississippi Valley Timber COM
pany, and q X Adams Of New York,
have each flied a suit agalnst the Pull
man Palace Car company for ga, 600
on 10 cunt OF conductor accusing
them 81 being pick-pockels and elect
lug them FINN the cars. Said Condu s.
tor yae drunk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
1885.
Harper'S Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY


The serial and short stories IN nupef's
YOUNG People have aii the dramatic interest
thai Juvenile fiction can posaeas, while hey
arc wholly ffae from what IL pernicious OF
vulgulnriy sensational The humorous 40,
Yles and pieturss are full Of innooent fan
and the papers on hsturai history and sci
once, travel, and tho facts Of life, are ~ WI.
tsrs whose names Elve the best ASSURANCE Of
ACCURACY aud yalne. illustrated papers On
aihloiie spOriA, Games and pastlimes give
fali Information on these subjects. There 10
nothing cheap shout II hut ~ price.
An epitone OF svoft thing that IA abrasive
$50 desifaOIsin juvenile literature bo'sfei
x 'wsekly feast OF good lhings 70 No boys
and Rifis % eyery nmily when ~ flslts-
" M. @onasr' uI IN ia wealth o. pictures.
lnlofia- ton, aud Interest," --O'sftsti0N aegp'
cafc, ~. =.
TFRAsi Postage prepaid, ~ yer KeaEa
YoL ". cOmaenccs Noeg4, iesl.
Ankle uumbofs, f1vh Cent? eaen.
Iiefufflancea should be made - foekytoes
Moisy order or Dpsii, 70 ssola chAnots u
rsnspapers ays "a ~ cory ~ edfsrtts..
1acla ialftDs0 ~ esPfeN ffdef y haft|
hfothFcs.
if8RPEn q gaofHEks ese fqik
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29
An Rnr,Ilo,,ake IN spaIn.

MADRID, Jan. ga shock Of earth-
quake at Albania yesterday threw
down n house, killing one person and
lDjuHng two oth,Ts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan, ss.--Gulf states,
fair, warmer weather, with easterly
Wlndh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-29

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
unb Dafpta,

Observation-Disclosures &ie6le
miro Den gountpzS superintendent nnb
S6ulo;ltridts8 eamten elm Circular gu.
.seben laiien, meldes bic bn ser leBten
2e9islatur setrOffenen aenDeruagel ultb
amenbements Der Gd)ulseiebe ertldrt.
Nab ben l,euen 8efimmun9en babcn
Die County gommifidre I'M Sanuar, ooer
nidt fpdter als big gum Is. Mai, 51ulz
5abersAsewtea q erneufer... Ole drif,
in Der flint Ober mebr u~5reebolbers"
cine Ipplication I'm Elm neues 8erbDr
it irseno elmer I~usefcseubeit, bic nit
Der Orsaniiou obsr Ienberuus ibres 0i=
ltriftes 5u tbun bat, eiarei6en f5nnen,
1T auf 20 Sage rOm Satnm ber bcoS&&ss
liden SrOer belbranft. Ser Superin,
tenoent irseno eines gounty's, pet9es
rs poer mebr 9iItritte bat, mag einen
aiiifent ernerlnen Der gtltatisun9 ourd
County ommiI1dre un~tertporfeu, tuelGe
au6 oas Salar fet5uieben babeu. 81
tern ueer Sormiuoer baben Die &inoer
sspil9en s anb 16 Sabren Stp6lf 8o9en
ieees Sabr in cine Dffentli9e ober 8ri-
pat Sdlle su Ienben, faQs bic County
gommindre iie nidt aus sutem @runbe
entidulOisen; bic uebertrctuns bieIer
8eitimmuns fat ei,e Strafe BON $40
biz $50 5ur Solse. Sbuloireftorel, urb
S9ulratbs : Yrdiioenten baben bas
5bulseles bur65ufibren uno lino, iuenn
iie inaerbalb 10 Sasen mad Gmpiang
elmer idriftlibenauseisc ourb irseno Ell
men Steuersabler bic b~etreffenoe Strafe
nidt erpirfen, elmer Strafe bon $40 bis
$50 untermorfen. Die idbrliben5 1ul=
usrlammtnnsen finben am britten Samz
flag i'm September itatt. Der Imts.
termin erlii6t in sew6buliden 5dulbi=
~itriften am eriien GamItag I'M Iusult.
DifrictzGlerts baben lire idbrli9eu ge
ribte on Die gountYz5 uperintenoenten
bis gum 10. Gusuit sa MAIDEN; bic Co..
5uperiutenoenten baben BIS gum 20.
September benz Staatss Superintenoen
5u beridten.
Z Die lit Der Geseuo BON Sutbinion.
9af., t~uobnenben 5armer lden beuer me6r
Safer uno pflan5en mebr Mais, beitellen
aber peniser 2aub nit @eiaeu mie in
friberen Scbren.
@ouu. 9ubbarb e%rnannte folsen'
De GommiIidre, beren Nufsabe es
lift, ben Blab aussuiuden, luO bas I'M
9oroen bes Staates 5u erbauenbe brittle
Srren. @pital erri9tet uerben ipa:
|9r. 6. &. Bartlett, superintendent
oesf Srren I, Sp,tals in ct. 8eter
$. S. Sart, Sefretdr bes Gtaatss
rntbe5 fir Gorreftiouea uno Milbtbis
tisteit. Q @ortbiu5ton: d. g. 2anbon
BON Miuneapolis, $. .. 5iurpoa pon
&Ot6ios unb s. 9. gbrlitsnien pun
Stub Gitp.
Gie ct. Saul, Winneapolis s. Sra
nitoba, Die ct. 8au1 & Duluth, lnp oil
Canadian 9acific @ilenbabn: 8erlualtun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

Donneritas bon Ieinen gincinnatierB irs
germ Ibi6ieb. Sci benz ibm gu g5rett
peranitalteten 8antett bra9te Serr S.
8. Garberrp Sund1lt einen Soait auf
tbn aus, Der nit benz lebbafteiten 8eifau
aufsenommen tuurbe. Serr genbleton
iaste bGnn, baB es tim faum m5glih
lei, paiIenoe 8orte fir bielen grpBarti=
gan, idmei6elbaften @mptans gu finoeu.
Seta Sera lei 10 iiberudltist, baB er ie;.
mem Dante au ieine Mit5irser, nit be-
men er iein 2eben perbrabte, faum Iuss
brud seben f6nne. Or iebe feline Na6.
barn, feline Greunbe, feline Mitbirser,
uuo Die Sreunoi6aft bic ibm BEL bieier
@elesenbeit entsesensebradt puroen,
let fir i'm ein greisniB bas lit ieinem
6er5en ME erl6i9eu iperoe. CT hetrete
elm nenes inn Big iebt nnbefanntes 5elo
Der Ebdtistelt uno er bpffe baB er aud
tudbrenb ieiner Nbmeienbeit Die poael1ns
teritlbuns ieiuer Mitbirser baben net.
&c. Ct gebe mad einem 2anbe, bas fib
purd 5leiB unb SnteIesen3 nrtb Eapfer.
te,t our erften Nation Der 8eft aufge=
i6Dunsen babe, Elm 2anb, baB bur1 Die
sroBe gin%fpanberuns BON 9uten. brapeu,
ebrliben, leiBisen uab patriptil9en
Wdnnern, Die iid bier bur9 5leiB unb
&eolibfeit elm i66nes Seim nnb cine
CUTE Stdtte %sesrinbet baben, eng nit
benz alten Deutidlanb uerpa1ien iei.
Die 9roBe Civilization bes alten Deutid
laub babe it bieiem 2anbe piele eipiliia
toriibc 8ewesunsen Ing 2eben eeruien
uno bic @eiitesoermanbtldaft apii6en
ben beioen Natiunen lei cine 10 etse uno
beralide, baB eS iu Der Sbat Die b6dits
@bre fir i'm lei, oieies sroBe prolperi;
renoe sladli6e 9anb Bel benz mGbtiseu
oeutiden &eide Oertreten 81 f6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
SaS 2lnt.uort 9 6rsibeu Der Sis
fGoieG eutfd1taacS att otc Wo=
refie oeS Wlcuars goncilS
pou 8nltttno

Ser gert bes Nntportl6re ibens Der
nprbbeuti9en 8iid6fe an bic burh Ben
GrSbii9of BON Baltimore pertretenen
amerifaniiben lautet in ber Gidiber>
lebuns aus DEM Gnaliiben 10:
y8ir baben iiinslt ben uns iiberaus
ipertben unb ersreiienber 8rief erbal.
ten, ben Sbrperebrunssmaroise 8riiOer
bel @~eleseubeit bes 8lenar- gOncils bon
Baltimore uns unter Dem 6. 0e5ember
1884 iiberianot babt. Ntit frobem uno
oanferfiltem Ser5eu baben mir Sieien
10 iiberaeusenben 8etpeis Der tuarmen
briiber1i9eu 2iebe selelen, nit Der Sbr
i'm @eiite ndbrenb oes SabrSebnts Der
Srifung unb &erfulsung bel uns sez
iueiea leio, ipelde BON ben 8iIh6feu.
8rieitern unb Der srobeu iSabl Der
@ldubiseu in 8reuBen erbuloet muir,
Oen.
Cure @orte apotuliider 2iebe, Die
uns in bieIer @eiie, uub uuierem &le.
RUG unb ben @ldubisen burh Die opal
ten Der 8refie 5usingen, baben itns piel
Strait unb Croft gebrabt unO infer
8ertraueu auf Soft eeltdrft. @u6 ia.
gen mir oaber, iotpobl iusseiammt als
iebern @irSelnsr, u~nlereu aufri6tisen
uno herSliben Cant fir bieies aldnSenoe
uno frafiise 8eusniB Gurer briioerlihen
9iebe unb Spmpathie. llno, nit eirem
6ersen, bas Don ben burb Cub ermed
ten gmpinounsen sliht. preiien mir
Soft, Der in hieier u~alcrer 8rifungs-
ituabe niht anein aQen Giaubigen ur-
iere8 9aterlanbes Die @elesenhelt ge=
ibenft bat, mande Sdna6 nm ieines
Nanens tpi0eu uno fir feline Stride al
bulbeu, ionbern aud ii1 aeluiroist Dat,
burd bic &raft unb @u1oer ieiner
Gnaoe inmitten 10 manber grauiamen
8erinbungen unb 9eiben be 8tih6fe
ben alerlls unb bte @ldubieen in unge.
brohencr @'aubenseinbeit unb in felte,
Gnbdnstibtcit an ben beifisen appitoli
ihen Gtubl unb ben Stattbalter ghr,lt
auf .Groem gu betpa6ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

8arrios ioG infOlse Der Sntris
suen bes 8rdiioenten BON Gan Saludz
Dor, 81. 3olbiuar, burb bic 9nnb zines
geridm6rers sefallen iein. Man iast,
oaB 8olbipar @elb seipenoet babe, um
in Guatemala cine &suolution ssaea
8arrioS beroor5urufen, u,o bob I'M tYez
beimen elm 8reis ouf beiien &opf seiest
getpeien lei. Die 8sfueiie bieler 8er=
,idp0run9 feien iberpiltiseub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22

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bfeiber tpo1ten, 10 burften fie ni6t Ian
ger pertpeilen. 0ieies 9Dudperfahren
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pariiherno bab er Elm 9libi nahmeilen
f6nue nnb iebniHhtia ieinergroseiiirune
barre. Der @asssfpsia Sas gtibpD.