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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Tho Beacon in lis criticisms or review OF
the Observation-Disclosures lecture OF Prof.
Watts. ofLonden, Of night before last, got
he right SOW by the ear and set out some
sery philosophical truths To secularize
christianity is to destroy all there is of
christianity with which 10 meet the long,
ags and aspirations Of that which only dis
ioguiehes the man from the brute. There
!, no.hnag in nature nor in man himself out
ide Of this element Of Immortality i'm
lanted by God in man, that can for mo-
lent satisfy any being other than one Of
acre animal instincts. If man is not AT
east two fold being, he is nothing, and
lode wisdom in creating man would prove
OF only unwisdom but a mistake and q
alanlity beside which all other calamities
YER experienced or dreamed Of would stand
simple and harmless II warns US up
once in while find our cranky neighbcr
cross the avenue coming back to his senses
y standing up FOR truths which must live
nd grow brighter rs eternity rsila even I'M
D IL perssst day
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

There were thirteen applicants for teach
era certificates al the county supeFinien-
dents Office yesterday. Tho printed ques-
lions sent by the state beard Of education
arc a little orankey. "Give the necessary
qualifications of the president" This is a
s.,,-r,s-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

lows State Register Mr.. Willis Proud
foot, formerly Of Indisnola, at one time a
resident Of Des &oinea. id connected with
the architect firm Of Foster & Liebbe. has
settled IN Wichita, Kansas, as an architect
he has acquired quite reputation as 81
architect in Iowa, and he spent last winter
in the hest architectural drill at Boston. he
was one OF Iows's best products, and al
who knew him here viii hope and believe
that he viii sin great success in bis new
home
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Mr.. John NJ. sommers and Miss Addit
Ripper were Joined in the bonds Of wed
lock By Justice Thomas Yesterday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Judge Samuel Peters, our member Of con-
gress, who arrived in the city night before
last, held q consultation with the mayor, city
council and few members Of the Board Of
Trade with reference TO choice of loca-
ion for the Federal Building The evening
vas dark and rainy and only few were
present, we believe, but a very harmonious
Interchange Of opinions were had. TIE
honorable gentlemen who had had SO much
to do with securing the appropriation coun-
selled harmony. A resolution OF thanks
was rendered Mr.. Peters unanimously, and
Mayor Aldrich was authorized to appoint a
committee 10 take the matter Of choosing .
suitable site under consideration and to re-
port their action at s future meeting.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Wellington Press: II sscm that Col. JAS.
l. Dyer, receiver Of the United States Land
Office al Wichita, vas married last week TO
Miss Hattie Bi:l. Of Council Bluffs. Ia, but
the notice was 50 bunglingly written by the
EAGLE man that we were al q loss to know
just when or what Jim had married. Marsh
explains in a recent issue, ard We now rem
der congratulations 10 the lady who has Sc
cured the hand and heart Of jim Dyer, one
Of The most genial and companionsble gen.
tlennen OF southern Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

A certain man said he saw The following
sign on board ienoc outside Of town:
"Siauik taken to pastor" Hc asked our
reporter 10 translate it. All right trans
lated from the originsl Arkansaw, il means f:
aPrinr on your mules /"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

]. Smith and bis new bride have moved
into their palatial residence on Boiler avenue
and will give reception next week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

The Riehey house is being newly painted
aud renovated clear through. which adds
greatly TO its appea rance.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01


r D. Smith. Of tie West Wichita Mills,
showed US some white corn -four yesterday
Tint looks rs nice and white s: wheat aour.
Mr.. Smith sid IL tbe hast year and 8 half he
never saw day that he could not step out
and get all the corn he wanted until this
week. BE said that only two loads Of corn
csms over the bridge day before yesterday.
Dir. A. EowenstiEe, Of New Kiowa, is in
town. He SAYS that the little wonder down
on the edge Of Barber county IS beginning
TO boom up in hne shape. Many new build
ings sre going up and the town company's
new hotel viii be ready for visitors soon.
The railroad is expected there before the
first of July, and as all the force that can be
gathered is being put TO work there is very
little chance Of q disappointment
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

.asd o .assy ..sl ~sstirsa srss ia Eagle sslt.al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

A rumor oetsined some currency yes:er-
day evening that 7. NJ. Lane had got into
some trouble with Z woman who was stop
ping st bis hotel. In the s9uabble she clsims
that he bit her face il is also stated that
she has brought suit against him for $4,000
damages. Whether her face or her charae-
ter was damaged TO that extent we are no,
informed. The facts viii probably come
ou! at the trial. 1t is suspected by some
that she Is on tie make.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Wellington Pres: The revised Old Test
ament will be ready May Isl. This win be
interesting to people who have been
aAxiously awaiting its appearance We
know Of man in Wichita Fifty years of age
who has been visiting all his life for the re-
vised version.
Yes, we know him also. His name is
Capt ~. S. White, but the revision comes
too lAle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
The ~ Eagle

NJ NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.
suBsoRIPrIox TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09

&c. Nj. Henry has his harness shoI
building ready for occupancy. He is
stocking up and will soon be ready fol
work.
The cold nights of the middle OF
the week doubtless injured the early
sown fax and tender garden truck To
a considerable extent.
"A. J. Darr came up from Pierre.
Saturday, and paid brief visit to his
old friends. He is engaged in the con
struction of the city water works.
A branch of the Winncbago Set
tiers Rights Association has been or
ganiZed ut Blunt. with j " ooliscrolt
President r. c. 0pie, Secretary. and
W. II. Brown, Treasurer. The settlers
all over the reservation will try and
protect their rights.
1t is reported that the Indians of
the Winnebago Reservation are again
making trouble this week by destroying
the property of the settlers. If this is
true, the probabilities are number of
lives may Ee lost, for many OF, the set
tiers are armed and will receive back
ing from their friends along the bord-
ers.
'STRAYEp-From section 81. 1l6-79.
Saturday, May =, 1885, gray horse, 6
years old, weight about !, 100, had long
picket rope on at time Name partly
sheared off Will pay for information
of its whereabouts.
HENRY SCnwAB.
The temperance people of Sioux City
propose to close the saloons of that
place by injunction.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
W. NJ GRAHAM, Pres't c. y. LuKEs, Cashier.
e ANK of BLUNT
BLUNT, DAKOTA.

TRANSACT GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Refer by permission To Union National
Bank. Racine. Wis. Hon. VIM. Z. Lyon.
Associate Justice Supreme Court, Madison
Wis Hon. II. A. Maxwell State Treas.
lrer of New York. Albany, n. Y. xvi
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
Tie sVllY COUNT? wA!!EMAy.
Published Every Saturday,
Al
CLIFTON OAK
WALTER & GROPENGIESER.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.


Delegate in Congress-. B. Raymond
Gcvernor-G. A. Pierce.
Secretary. III. Teller.
rreasurer-W II. McVay.
.,uditor-George l.. Ordway.
surveyor General-Cortcz ). Fessendcn.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
". II. IL. Bcadle
Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Alonzo
J. Edgerton.
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court
VIM. f. j. Church, c. ). Palmer ). b.
Hudson.
United States District Attorney-IIugh
J. Campbell.
United States Marshal-IIarrison Allen
SULLY COUNTY.
Commissioners e. w. Eakin Chair
man; III. +. Kimmel and III +. Pendleton.
Register of Deeds and Ex Ofiicio County
Clerk. J. A. Meloon.
Clerk of Court-H. w. Edgerton.
Sheriff-Lucius ii. Bruner.
Judge of Probate-M. J. McCann.
Treasurer-William Toomey.
Surveyor-Marcus L. French
Assessor-Frank Lillibridge
Coroncr-E. J. Loughlen.
Superintendent of Schools. ID. Carr.
District Attorneys. II. Neal
Justices of the Peace-A. J. Wasgatt.
w. ). Haines. G.. w. Everts, ID. f. Sweet
land.
Constables--A J. Darr, Thomas Brown,
g ii. Pease, P. A. Roper.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09

The Continental Insurance Com
pany of New York insures against Hail,
soc. per acre will insure against hail
in the Continental Insurance Co.
Don't insure your crops until you
see the agents of the Continental In
surance Company of New York.
WAsGArr Il EDGERToN, Agents.
l3 Clifton, ID. I.
The Dickover House, Blunt, will
hereafter keep all residents of Sully,
Potter and Walworth counties for &
per day. The Dickover sets the best
table of any hotel in Blunt. 2t
| am now well prepared to do any
kind of wood work mt my shop IN
Clifton. Buggy work, new plow lays
and horscshocing speciality
JOSEPH koKEsH.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
WANTED Bids for $4,000 90
Sully County Bonds.

OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ,SuLLY 90, u. T.
OSIDA, APRIL -. issj.
NOTICE Il hereby GIVEN THAT ON AND
y after April 18th, 1885, aud until noon on the
Both day of May, lSs5, the Commissioners of Suliy
County, D. r., will receive bids at the office Of tn.
County Clerk, at Onida, ID. r., for TWELVE THOU
SAND tSl20uO) DOLLARS If Sully County Bonds.
To be issued in accordance with the Act of the Leg
islature approved March 18th, lssj. Said bonds
are to be used for refunding the Oating and other
Indebtedness of said Sully County and are 10 bear
interest At the rate of seven - per cent per annnu
lnterct payable senlt-annualiy iy-prnrlpal aud in
tercst payable at such place may suit purcha--
er who buys the entire amount. The Bonds are
redeemabe in ten llUl years and due in twenty l2O
years from GATE OF issue. Date of issue July l. ~s5
The denominations of said bonds are Twelve n21
of Fiv" Hundred 5000 Dollars each and Six 90 of
one Thousand lSlOn0l Dollars each.
The County Commissioners reserve the right to
to reject any and all bids.
T.. W. EAkIS,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners
tsEAL. Suily Co, ID. I.
Attest: j. A MELoCN, County Clerk
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
WANTS DECIDED LANDS.

Wanted-Several pieces of decided
lands.
Wanted-Some decided land near
Clifton.
| want $40 acres in one piece.
Any one having decided land To sell
will do we'll to call on me.
53 \ J WAsGArT, Clifton.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09


Assessed value in 1884, personal propy, s26i 223 10
!" real property, 3I2,ssT w
Total, s60s,ilO TO
Real value of same same property testi-
matedl, SSOOuDu o.
Estimated assessed value In 1885, spnUuO W
(This estimate is based upon the fact
that over tou quarter sections land have
heen proved up on during the past year
and are now assessahle for the first time;
and also upon the large quantities of
stock which have been brought into the
county during that time)
Over ,:sa quarter sections of land have
been proved up ON in the county (which
was organized in April, 1853, and there
still remains nearly =, 900 quarter sections
To prove up, EXCLUSIVE Of over 500 tree
claims.
The financial condition Of the County
was, on April ., 1885, follows:
Total amount Of warrants issued since
organization of the county, Apr.9 lsS5, SluO44 81
Total warrants redeemed, ss1 40
Outstanding warrant indebtedness sp,l51 l.
tfhis includes the General, County,
Sinking, Bridge and Road Fund. Other
indehi edness there is noue)
To meet the above Indebtedness there are
Tax levy Of lss5, on General
To. sinking and Bridge funds S5,l4l IT,
Less amount collected since
January, lst, 1855, isi5 ni
Leaving bal uncollccted ot s3296 IS
Cash in hands of County
Treasurer JaHy l. lsS5, be
longing 10 above funds, 2SO ~
Total assets si,j77 II
Balance stHl remaining of indebtedness, 81 $50 ~
Witness our hands this 18th day OF April, A. ID.
1855.
WILLIAM TooMEr, County Treasurer.
D. a. MELooS, County Clerk.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
N q Warren, Prest. l.. G. Garvin, Cashier.
WV. Waite, ASST cashier.
HUGHES COUNTY BANK,
Incorporated
BLUNT. DAKOTA,

Transacts a General Banking Business.
Foreign remiitances for diyidual credit Draft1
drawn on all principal cities of Europe. Coiec-
tons made ON ali accessible points. Domestic ex-
change Bought and sold
correspondence First National Bank, Chicago.
tmpDrtar. and Traders National Bank, New York
Citv; Besdle Comfy National Bank, Huron, OAK.
Citizens Bank, Pierre, Oak.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
FIR TERNTTIES.

7. o. o. F.
DE-ECH0 LODGE, No. II. |. O. q. r, meet on
II saturday evening at O'Clock. Visiting mem
aers cordially invited TO attend.
j. II. GROPENGlESER, y. q.
IL. W. EDGERToS. Rec. See.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09
Statement of Financial Condition
and Resources of SuIly County,
Dakota Territory.

Area, 900 Square Miles.
Estimated Population, 1900.
Assessed value in lss4 personal propy, S2i s23 70
real property, a2,ssT w
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statiitif ser Sanbelsfriiett.

Carroll 8. Wrisbt, Der neue 8unbes=
@ommiHdr fiir9lrbeitsitaititif, faBte feline
Mufgabe gang anoers auf, als oies bis
ber feitens ber logenannten Nrbeitsitas
tiftiter gei6eben 1T. Da er ndmli6
iebr tpobl tpeib, baB bic Mrbeiterfrage
fi6 ni6t blos nm bic 96be Der 26bne
brebt, iDnbern baB namentli9 bic unii-
9erbeit bes @rperbes in Betra1t fomnlt,
10 bat er bef6lOiIen, sund6ft geuaue
3ablen iiber bic 1ogenannten 9anbels=
frifen 5u farnmelu. gon beri9iebenen
@eiten ber miro er oesbalb geta6elt,
aber er 1T unatpeifelt i'm Me1te. 9enn
es 1T eine Sbatia9e, 6aB bic meiiten
@rrungeni6aften ber Mrbeiter uno ibrer
Organiiationen in ben fogenannten
f9le6ten 3eiten tpieoer berloren ges
ben. gei6t allein tperben ibre @elb>
eriparniffe aufgesebrt, 10 baB iie mirtb=
f1aftli1 ipieoet bontommen abbdngig
tperoen, fonbern au9 in ibren 8erbdltz
nib 81 ben Gapitalilfen treten ungiinltige
Wenbungen elm. 8iele iinb iiberbies
benz 6unger preissegeben. 0ieie 2riien
iino fomit Die f9limntiten Seinbe bes
Nrbeiters unb 10 biel audi i9on iiber
ibren nriprung unb ibr Mirfen gei9rie=
ben tuorben 1T. 10 feblt es nod INNER
on perldBli6en 3ablen iiber bic gntites
buns belIer, mas ntalt ueberprobuetion
neunt, ii6er 6as 8erbdltniB bon Mngez
bot gu gfa9frage unb bic &iidpirfung
bes gaarenmarftes auf BEN Nrbeits=
narft.
Wenn iol9e 3ablen nit YerifdnoniB
5uiammengeifeltt tporben linb, 10 merz
ben smar bic &riien ni6t beieitigt, ipobl
aber tperoen 3ei6en gegeben iein, an
benen man bas 9erannaben beg @turs
mes nit boQiter Si9erbeit gu erfennen
bermag. Na@ unb mad mag ii@ oann
bic @ef9dftsmelt 10 baran getp6bnen,
bas tpirtbf6aftli1e Barometer regelmd.
big gu beoba9ten, baB iie iiberbaupt
ie6em untpetter aus benz Wege gebt.
Oie 3ablen, auf tpel6e iie iebt ibre ans
gebli9en 8ere9nungen griin6et, ;inb 10
falf9, baB man ii9 tpunbern muB,
tpie intelligente unb praftii9e Mens
i6en fol9en 8l6bfinn als @runo=
lage fiir unternebmunsen bon ber
gr0bten Sragmeite mdblen f6nnen.
Man febe ). 9. tuie bic groBen @es
treibebdnbler suueiletl einen Corner"
anbalteno bur63ufiibren, ober ben
Wfarft Monate lang gu rbdren" berfu=
6en, big in Dem einen Galle BET 3ufluB
bon Waaren fie erbriidt unb i'm anbe=
rem bic Stetisteit ber Na6frage lire
pldne iiber ben 9aufen ipirft. Menn
Wrigbt AUDI nur einen bei6eibenen
Nnfang gu elmer berldBliden Statiffit
iiber bic 9anbelsfrifen MAIDEN iollte,
10 tpiirbe er ii6 elm groBes 8eroienft ers
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-28

gs f6oB mir in benz 9lugenblid beiB
bur6 ben &opf, mas eruns Mlles getban
bate, un6 baB linn nur gei9ab, mas ct
uns tdgli6 augemutbet, um @elb au ipaz
rem, uno oaB i6 Dem 9immel ni6t in's
Qanbmert greifen biirfe, tpenlt ct aus
nabmstpeife einmal gere6t iein mollte.
Sd ribrte bic 9an6 ni6t troB feines
@ef9reis, unb in Der Mfinute barauf
mar es aud gu ipdt bic S6roerf9ale
ffiir3te ut1b er nit ibr!
9artmann i9mieg. @ugenie blidt.
NIT einem @emii9 BON @rauen unb
Mitleib auf i'm bin. Sic puBte nur au
gut, baB bic Mnflagen gere9t lparen, Die
er gegen ben Sobten f9leuberte, nnb
tpentt au6 fie int Mugenblid Der @efabr
felbf benz gebaBten 8erfOtu bic, 9anb
5ur &ettung geboten bdtte, Der Mann ibr
gegeniiber bate fein Ber5eiben unb fein
8ergefien gelernt; er lieb ben Gein6 rllz
fig por feinen Mugen berberben.
sic baben bic bolle Wabrbeit geiagt,
9artmanna gluf ibr @ort un0 Sbre
Gbre?
Muf mein Wort un6 meine gbre,
9nd6ige Grau!
Sein Muge begegnete finiter aber felt
benz ibrigen; bic iunge Srau begte tel
men 3peifel mebr, als lie bortpurfspon
entgegmete: nno marum 6ffen sic ben
Srrtbum ti6t? Warum fpra6en Sic
ni@t gu ben Mnberen, tpie ieBt eben au
mira
(Gortlebuns folst)
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Cine tbettre 2anbesntmtter.

Dor einigen Sagen bat bas britii9e
parlament abermals $4,000 idbrliG
fiir bic Jingle So9ter Der &5ni9in Bic
toria beipiligt, banlit bieielbe ibren
bemnd9ffigen Gemabl erndbren fann,
obne baB er ettpas gu arbeiten brau9t.
Ser liberale Mbgeorbnete 2abou1ere
confatirte apar, bas Brdut9en babe
i9On utebr als genug BON Der Station
gei4entt befommen, um nit ibrem
Manne au6 obne elm neues Nlmoien
gl6n5enb leben au f6nneu. @ein pro=
tef rief aber bic rbeiligite" gntriiitung
ber Wolfsbertreter berbDr, uno bic 8ers
miligung tpurbe nit 337 gegen SO
Stlmmen angenommen.
8eim englif9en 0olfe tpiirbe cine Nbs
ifimmung bieriiber tpabrl9einli9 feine
10 erbriidenbe Maioritdt ergeben babeu
0ie gngldnber flu9em tpie bic Siirfen
iber bic i9redliden Musgaben, mel6e
bic aablrei9e f6niglide Gamilie iebes
Sabr Der yfation beruria@t. Die 2anz
oesmutter tueiB es gar ni6t anbers, aIs
6ab ielbft lire entfernteitea Nettpanbten
ibr gan5es 2eben binburd BON bem
Dolte Mlifggangssebdlter be3ieben
mafen. Sn feiner anberen Monar6ie
bet Welt 1T bieies 5Ditem 10 ansgebil=
bet, tpie III gnglanb.
9ie R6nigin Nictoria ielbit befommt,
teit he ~regiert", ein Sabresgebalt bon
81 .925, 900, aIfo uneefdbr SO NAL 10
blel, tpie Der prdlibent Der Ser. Gtad=
ten. 4uberbem benubt fie mietbsfrei
cine Mnaabl 6dufer, bic Der emalifden
ytation geb6ren. Daneben bat fie eis
men ungebeuren @runbbefib, Der ibr
mad unb na9 bon ultralopalen Inter
tbanen perma9t tpurbe. Bei aQebem
lebt lie duBerff iparfam unb bati ssolge
oehen einen gewaltigen Rei9tbum ail-
gebduft. Sbr erfgeborener @obn, ber
Yrin3 bon Wales, befommt bon Ser
Ration elm Mlmoien bon 5000, 900 idbrs
lid, uub feline Satin erbdlt elm grtra=
Sabresgebalt BON $4,000. Dabei
ftedt biefes paar beftdnbig In @9ulben
ano mMb Bel Wietoria uHausge{ebt pums
pen. Gerner bat nod bas englifde
Bolt idbrlid au besablen: an Die beioen
griiber beg priuaeri bon Wales ie 1926 :
600; an Uietoria's dltefe So9ter, sic
&ronprin3efiin bon preuBen, $40,
an ibre brei anberen S09ter ie $50, 900
(eini9lieblib bet obigem 8ertpiai.
Fgung); an bic Witttpe bonn iiimgiten
@obne Der &6nigin, 100000; an Bic
toria's 3ante, bic 9ersogin bon gamz
bridge 100000; an bic brei 2inber
biefer 9ante aufammen 100000.
SIN @an3en fofet aifo bic f6nigli6e
Gamilie ben englii9en Gteuer3ablern
idbrIi9 $2,715,0OO. unb uorin befebt
bic @egenIeiifuns9 Stun, bas 1T Sadie
Der gngldnber. Monar6ien finb iibers
baupt elm tbeurer 2urus, unb tper ii6
ibn bdlt, mag aud bafiir ble6en.
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s9r Wir fibren bas 8efe in Ger
rensSoilette. .Nrtifeln, llnteraeus &C.
u. pancoaft & Sohn.
8uteit Mpnettt!

Die 2ieblingsgeri6te Der ungariiden
ooer froatii9en 9lrbeiter an Der rSiibs
penniDlbania=8abn" fnb gel9morte
&egenmiirmer, gebratene Staten uno
Mdufe, unb @artenl1nedenluppe. Das
S6bn6en eines 2anbtpirtbs in Ship
pensburg, &c., ina6te iiingit folgenbe
Beoba6tungen bieriiber:
9luf Dem Gelbe umberitreifenb, fab Der
Sunge, tpie elm bon S1mub itarrenber,
faft Nib ausieben6er 8abnarbeiter eli
frig nit einem 9paten nod Wiirmern
grub. yfa6bem bic Neugierbe bes SUM
gen ieinen @tel unb fein Bangen iiber=
tpun6en, trat er ndber unb fragte ben
ungefdmmten &egenpurmidger, ob er
ni9t nit ibm fil9en geben biirfe.
sd gebe ni9t fii6en", beriebte Der
ungar in gebrodenem @nglii9.
nNber tuas tbun Sic benm nit ben @e.
gentpiirmern9" fraete Der Sunse febr
eritaunt.
n9as siebt S6morpaitete", ertuioerte
f9mun3elnb Der aerlumpte puBtaiobn;
Dtomm', i9 pil es Sir aeigen." llnb
er nabm ieinen Spaten auf ben &lden,
i9ob bic nit Wiirmern gefiilte Same
unter feline Sade, ober bas, mas cine
iol6e boritellen fOllte, unb sing nit benz
&naben na6 ber uabeselesenen @olonie
Der ungarii6en 8abnarbeiter. Cine
Gelbe drmli6er Siitten tau6te auf. 8or
elmer oerielben 5og gerabe elm unsari=
i9er Sunge gei6la1teten 9atten unb
Wtduien bic 8dlse ab, UNI ibr Gleiif
gum Wtittagsmable ber3uri6ten. Gin
anherer porurtbeilsloier pbiloiOpb
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i@lus emfig Garteni6ueden, geraoe
tuie Walniifie, at ben Steiaen anf unb
mari bas S6nedenfleii6 in einen gro=
Ben 9uppentopf. 5obalb ser Gegen=
wurmidger eri6ien, brdngte 1i1 feline
Gamilie um ibn unb gufte neugierig in
6ie 3anne, I'm 5u ieben, ob er re9t biele
Warmer gefangen babe. Oils fie bic
rei6e grnte iab. CAB iie ibrer Greube
bur6 cine Dirt @run5en Musbrud. Die
Warmer ipurben flii6tig gepai6en. in
eine S9morpfanne geiporfen, unb Mebl
nno Gett bariiber gelegt. Iab elmer
balben Stunbe murbe bic Wurnlpaitete
nit ungebeurem 8ebagen- ber3ebrt, Der
Sarmersiunge that ie6o6 ni6t, nit ion=
bern lief entiebt su Muttern auriid.
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d. 4 5pifden @aIbefton unb
= aep BORT bietet @eiienben
nod europa bic bette, biIisfte
unb auglei9 angeuebmife @eiieroute. Sur Cure
bon DeutiHlan6 fcmmenbe 9eripanbte 1T bieier
BEG bsr enapfsbIenspertbeffe, ba Mnfentbalts.
Speien In Nen BORT bon ber gompasnie fir
SiefeIben be3ablt merben. Dmrdbillette finb au
ben alIernisbrisRen preifen gu baben. Bessn
2idetS ober 9reisliifen iuenbe man fid an ben
nd9Fen Aaeuten eber 9idetasenten. Details
uebf Drudfadeu iperben bereitwillig bertbeilt
bon -. g. 3n1ttt9, Mgent,
o.. eebIerE gaiIass gIert,
at ~ BeH.gommereeftr. San antonio.
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in furaer 8eit absebolfen tperben fam,
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ten, nit oablrei9eu natureetreuen 8iloern,
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auf Die tIarfe 8eile. Sunge 9eute,
bic in ben Stanb ber gbe treten tpollen, iollten
ben Spru6 Sdiaers vDrump fe, ber
lid ewis binbet", nobl beber3isen unb
bas portrefflidle Bud lcien, ebe iie ben m d..
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