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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-16

CALEDoNIANs' BANoUET-The members
of the Caledonian Club, at the close OF
their meeting in Pioneer Hall last evening,
repaired to the banquet hall in the base
ment of the building, where they were
soon seated around the festal board, which
groaned under the weight of an abundance
of all that was good to eat and drink. A
large number of the members of the As
ISOLATION of California Pioneers were pres
ent as guests, and were highly entertained
bv the sons of Scotia. Chieftain David d.
McRae presided, and delivered an opening
address of welcome to the invited guests.
As is usual on such occasions, toasts were
given, responses made, songs sung and
Rotations recited.
MOONLIGHT Picnic AND DANcE.-Granite
Parlor. No. SO, N S. G. W, of Folsom,
will give moonlight picnic and dance at
Natoma Grove next Friday evening. The
First Artillery band will furnish the music,
and refreshments can be obtained on the
grounds. A general invitation is extended
to the public to participate in what will be
one of the most enjoyable social events of
| the season. Sacramento Parlor, No. 3. Will
run a special train TO Folsom that evening
to convey members and their ladies, and
| all others who desire to join in the excur-
| sion. Fare for the round trip, 81. The
| train will leave the depot at P. NJ, and re-
turn at l A. N.
THIS EVENINGS CoScERT.-The open-air
concert this evening will be held at the
Plaza, at 7:30, and will be given by the
Hussar Band, P. Spargo, conductor. The
programme will be as follows: March,
q Balken,u D. S. McCosh overture, L'Ele-
gante,n Pettee; cornet duet, g Priscilla, y
Pettee, by P. Spargo and daughter Nellie !;
schottische, Aurora" Round; selection,
. Martha" Flotow; waltz, Princesse, y
Richardson march, 'Potpourri,' Vorwartz
Gartner; galop, Reiter, Misend.
THE Y. NC. A. ExcuRsIoS.-The ex-
cursion TO Monterey, under the auspices OF
the Y. NJ. C. A., will take place from San
Francisco tomorrow, and those going from
Sacramento will go down to the bay this
afternoon. The train leaves San Francisco
tomorrow morning at 80. the fare being
only 81 for the round trip to Monterey and
return to San Francisco. To this will, oil
course. be added the fare 10 San Francisc
from this city of such as attend from here
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-16
horn.

Ice CREAM, all flavors, at Peterson's, $40 J
street
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-16
CENTRAL HOUSE
HoRNLEIN BROS, Proprie.ors.
ICE CREAM PARLORS.

81 Street Cars from Depot pass the door every
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

IT always give US pleasure to note
the progress of the colored people
siuce their emancipation, and We take
pleasure in echoing the following
which we find 10 the Baltimore
Herald" one of the most advanced
and liberal newspapers 10 the State.
When the colored people of the
South, says that journal, were eman-
cipated and the close of the war
placed them virtually on trial at the
bar of their countrymen there were
not wanting thousands Of croakers
who predicted nothing for the future
short of a reign of violence rapine.
lust and murder, with the possible
alternative of the starving out or ex-
tinction of the Ethiopian race through
its own 'shiftlessness and improv.
ideRce. This prophecy waal ialei6ed
within decade, even amid the strag-
giles of reconstruction and the discon-
tent begotten BY that evil genius the
carpet-hagger. Asa lest Of. what
they, have been, able 10. do for them
selves IN twenty years, The color
ed people Of the South propose
to hold an industrial fair, 10 which
win be exhibited samples Of the work
of colored me6 and women in many
trades and industries. The entire
management and control Of the affair
will be IN the hands of colored men,
and the funds viii be raised exclusive
~ from among the cOlOred people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

PETERs6N's. Magazine for October
has .steel.engraving, Consider the
Lilies" that is alone worth the price
of the number we rarely see such a
beautiful work of art, or picture so
impressive. !, There are two colored
patterns for the workable, one be-
ing an illustration in hammered brass
work now so popular (; a stylish dou-
ble-size colored steel fashioD-plat
and some ffty wcod-eugravings. The
original stories, for which Peterson"
is famous, are even better than usual,
among them being a new novelet by
Frank Lee Benedict, dMarian's
Fashionable Friends" aud power
full tale, "Minette," by Professor
Boutelle.. In this nmber, We already
find hints of the great things Peter
son" is to do next year, and an offer
is made to send specimen, free, to
any one wishing to got up club. AS
the terms are but Two dollars year,
With great deductions to clubs, every
lady not already subscriber, it seems
to as, will subscribe. Certainly, as
a lady's-book, indispensable 10 the
family, Peterson" has no rival. AID.
dress the publisher. CHARLES j,
PETERSON, 800 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

THE Baltimore Evening News"
recently purchased by Mr.. j. Emory
Smith of'PbiIadeIpbia. it is reporte d,
will be the Blaine organ in the next
presidential canvas Mr.. Hermange
will remain business manager and
Mr.. Brewer will continue on the edi-
torial staff. Baltimore presents fne
field for a. live, aud spirited indepen-
dent evening paper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

THE politicians of this State are
warming up to fever heat. The
democrats say they will send uni
ted delegation to Congress or "break
trace while the republicans are
laying plans TO hold their own in the
sixth district. and carry two addi-
tional districts. They say, now that
they have no spells TO quarrel over,
they are united and can carry the
Gfth certainly. and probably the first
Misunderstanding gain of two repre-
sentatiges,
Neither party, it seems, take into
considerations what effect the Pro-
hibitionists and the "Industrial' par
ties may have ia the contest.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18
For the Charleston Sufferers

SUBSCRIPTIONS up to Saturday last
are as follows:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

Mr.. j Y. Brattan, lately city edi-
tor ofthe Baltimore Herald has ss
sumed editorial charge of the. ELI
colt City Times" owned by ex- Sena'
tor Warfeld. Nc. Brattan has had
much experience and will doubtless
make ther'fTimesp one of the liviliest
democratic weekly journals in the
State. We wish our new found
brother abundant success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

The Charleston Necs and Courier
he's interviewed the representative
business men of the city OF Charles
ton, and all declare their determina-
ton to resume business at once with
renewed -vigor. They express great
hope and confidence 10 the future of
Charleston, and ask only that the
country generally shall continue to
give them fair share of its trade
and commercial support. More than
ell. it is desired that the Inhabitants
themselves shall not desert the city
ct this crisis in its history, but as
soon as practicable resume their rs
ual occupations, and assist by their
presence and their example in restor-
ing public confidence and encourag-
ing the resumption of trade. Moth
ing could be more injurious to the
permanent interests of Charleston
than the spread of the feeling that
the city win not be as safe place
Cor homes and business 10 the future
IS it has been in the past.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

CHARLESTON had another slig BIT
shock yesterday morning. Work in
repairing and rebuilding is going
quietly on. Bricklayers and plasters
are badly needed. Mayor Courtney
has issued proclamation to the pub
lie for further aid. The loss be says
is far greater than was at FRS trealized
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

THE Century publishing company,
New York, are putting 100000 into
the publication of q new dictionary
edited by Prof VIM. b Whitney OF
Yale College. 1t is expected to take
the place of both Webster's and
Worcester's when completed three
years hence.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

WAR republicans most need for
their success 10 this State as well as
10 the country at large; says. the
Eastern Gazette sis solid prohibition
plank in their platform Perhaps.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

The Governors of the thirteen
original States of the Union met 10
Philadelphia yesterday, among whom
was Gov. Lloyd of this State. Gov.
Lee of Virginia presided. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

THE second Maryland !, infantry
regiment held their third annual re-
union in Baltimore yesterday, and
among the attendants, we fud the
names of Capt. W. 0. Biglow aud
Capt. Geo. A. Zimmerman of this
countv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

n%Thfn paper has the largest bonn
ode Daily GfrcnIntIan OF any paper I'm
the city Oa Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

The President will make a deter
mined effort to-day to kill another
deer before he leaves the Adirondacks
for the White House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18

These sums have been deposited IN
the Bank aud will be forwarded to
the Mayor of Charleston with the
amounts in the hands of those who
are receiving collections Those hav-
ing any funds in band twill please
make returns at once as We wish to
remit the amounts received.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18
Public Sale
Of
LIVE STOCK.
Farming Implements, &C.

TNHE undersigned, by authority OF the
owner, will offer at public action on
the farm occupied by Thos. s. Dove, adj
joining "Acton;" near Annapolis, on
Saturday, October End, 1885,
Ar 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
The following valuable live stock,
farming implements, &C.
l Horse and Wagon; 8 Coos,
at the pale; 10 Tons Of Hay,
Lot Of oats te the StrGac; l
Sleigh, l Cart, and q lot Of SIN
ale and double Harness, Lot OF
NIX Cans, DC.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of SO
and under cash; all sums over that
amount credit of six months will be
given, the purchaser giving note with
good security, payable at the Farmers
National Bank, Annapolis.
A. S. BRYAN, THOS. >. DOVE.
Auctioneer. sl6-td
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-18
.Aew advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A 9. cd work HORSE, CART and
HARNESS. Will be sold together or
separately to suit purchaser. Apply al
Sheriff's office, at Court House. slS-w.
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gSn,. SBfltua & sph,,.

Mit benz Serunnaben Der perbfiais
ion ffeigert fi9 au9 tpieber 6as gebirfz
nib unieres Masens fur iubfantielle
Spellen. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb un1 ioI9es frif9 uno
gut gu erlangeu, fann man unm6gli9
einen auoerldiiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fling & Sobn, SO.
81 Npe. s. 9ie 0erren baben benz
4ei9maf ibrer &unoen &e6nung ges
tragem unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
talte Suftmaf6ine erri6tet, tpel6e allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernang f66bli9er Snsrebiensen bes
Gleif@es entipridt. sic baben bei1dn=
big in ibren 8iebh0fen einen groBen
Worratb Don Maifpieb, aug pel9em
nur bas 8eite fir ibre Runben gemdblt
miro. gHer reef bebient fein .tplll, Der
belu9e ben Marft, go. 5.11
Wbenue 6. 1,1Ot1f
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Settle BON Der gYiiienitbaft ertbetlte
(GS0ffe

mar fee.nsrei@er als bieienise, pel6e ben 8e.
pobnern Der bon Malaria beinlselu1ten @egens
ben Der Ser. Staaten uno ber 8enoefreiie aus
benz @ebtaude BON 9oftetter'S S Wta.
tie rem gu SbeiI ecmorsen 1T. Sief-
ldbriae @rfabruns bat nur gu flar bic lluipirf.
faA,teit gbininS unb aubere Grsneiitoffe sur
8efampfuns oes Beitersre,fens bon @edfeI.
congeftiben rno @a0eniebern barset9an, nab.
reno anbererfeits nibt minSer ftar bepiefen
noroen 1T, ba6 Der @sbrau9 bes 8itteren, elmer
Der idtpa6fen &orperbefdaffenbeit autraslideu
Nrsnei rein botanifd)en llriprunss eineu super.
lalltgen S6ub gcgen malari1de &ranfbeit se>
pabrt unb ibr @inbalt tbut, peun ile iid ent.
pidelt bat. au@ 1T es ein bo6ff pirtiames
Seilmittel segen " Masen-, 9eber. unb Inter
leibsftorunsen. aIIselneine S@md9e uno I'm.
tbdtisfcit Der Nieren. Nppeiit uno S6laf her.
ben paonrd gebehert; es oertreibt lie Rheumatic
lden Safte aus Dem 8lut unb berei9ert einen
Snr@ nnsnsansliden etoffpe9feI berarmien
8lutumlauf.
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Otto bp,, yDrDi,,

9em greiIen, am 1. Mdr3, tpie Bee
reits per &abel gemelbet, beriforbenen
N9tunbpieraiger Otto bon gorbin tpi5>
met Die pGrantf. 3tg." ben na@tebens
ben RetrDlog:
Otto Sulius Bernbnrb BON gorbinz
WiersbiBfi mar in 8umbinnen am 12.
DIT. 1912 gebpren; er ift alio 733 Sabs
re alt gemDrbet. Sein 8ater mar in
@umbinnen ppftbirettor. Ser iunge
gorpit, Der lebr piel Salient aeiate, uibs
ulete ii9 benz Militdritanbe, be1u9te
bpn 1924 on Die &aoettenbduler tn
Yntsbam uno Berlin unb olente pnu
1880 big 1885 als lieutenant, 3uerit in
W}ein5, no er nit Saaet befreun6et
ipurbe, unb bann ilt Saarlouis. Oie
Suit an btIorii9en uub literarif1en Nrs
beiten peranlaBte i'm 1885, feinen Nb.
i9ieb 3u ttebmen, tporauf er H9 auerlt
in Granffrrt unb 1910 ia 9eip3ig anfes
bette. Balb sog ibn au9 Die politif in
ibren &reis unb auf &eifen fu1te er Ii9
imnter neitere @eft9tspunfte anaueigs
,ten. ..Sie frans6iii6e 6ebruars @eooltl=
tion fano ibn in Paris, mo- ct nit 6ers
pegb betannt tpurbe uno auf oeffen Ylan
Der HeDolutionirung Baoers einging;
ct nabm in bef1en S9aar an benz Muf.
fianb in 8aben She'll unD fo1t nament,
lid als Mnfiibrer ON 81. Npril in benz
Gefedt bel DoRenba9. geaG bem uus
9litdli9en 4ussang Der Mffaire ging CT
mad Berlin, 100 ct in ber 9ebattion Der
p30fomotiDe4 tbdtig mar, eis ct I'm Mai
1849 ausgemieien wnrbe. gr maubte
Iib bann tpieoer na1 Ba6en, 100 Ser
2ampf fur bic &si9sberfaRung ii9 por.
bereitete; ct 1uurbe OberIt Der Nirger,
ipebr in Wannbeim, bas ct Bis mad 6er
e6la@t BON Wagbduiel gesen bic preus
Ben .Dertbeibigte, mar Dann Generals
ftabs@ef in &atatt, beieu gertbeibtgung
er bis aur uebergabe Der Geftung am %.
Suli leitete. Wfit ben anberen 8ertbei,
oigern purbe et itanbrehtlib gum Sobe
perurtbeilt, aber au fe9sidbriger 3udtt.
bausitrafe begnabigt, bic er boG i'm 3els
lengefdnsniB gu 8ru9lal OerbtiBte.
Damn ging er na9 2onbon uno BON ba
mad Roroamerifa. mo er ben 1861 an
als Specialtorreiponoent ber rMlsenei,
men 3eituus" ben 2riessereigaiiIen folg.
te. Spdter trat er als Oberf in ole
9ienite Der union unb. 3mar 3uerit i'm
Rriegsminiferium uni mar bann i'm
S9abamt angefeat. Sm Sabre 1867
f9idte ibn bic rgtem Dort Zines" als
Speclalforreipouoeat nod Berlin unb i'm
beuti9 fransolii6en 9riese mar er als
8eri6terftatter Der nNeuen Gr. preKe"
uno anberer 8ldtter tbdtig. SIR elm
iol6es 4mt qualifieirte ibn Der nmftanb
gang beiOnbers. baB er ni6t bios elm ge'
tpiester S9riftifeuer, ionbern aud tbeos
retii9 unb praftii6 9ebiIbeter Ntilitdr
mar. Die Biener Weltausfelung i'm
Sabre 1873 befu9te er als 0ertreter Der
Iortbern pacifie,gii giienbabngefeli6aft.
Sm Sabre 1874 Iieber fid ail einiser
Rube i'm baOii6en Mertbeim uieber.
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Ser fleine @6urte !! iagte Saras ldz
9eInb. 9amals glaubte i'd ia nod nit
benz @elbe auslangen gu f6nnen. Spds
ter iebo6 tpurSe es INNER theurer. unb
aud ionfi erging es mir libel. Nls i'd
bel S5ieosib mieOer bic f6mar5 gelben
5@ranfen erblidte, iau93te i9 freili9
auf; aber nteine Sreuoe tpurbe balb ges
ringer, als mid 10 bic fleinen berbuns
gertet @aHerpolafeH bon allen Seiten
umf9natterten. Naerbings lit Die @es
getto unfru9tbar, aber tpenn bieies 8olt
nit ben 9dnben 10 feiBig arbeiten tpolls
te. tpie nit bem Munbe, es gdbe balb
feine 8ettler bort. Damn fam i6 in
cine rei6ere 2anbi6aft, utter bic Mdb=
rem, aber nteine 9totb purbe beBbalb
rti9t geringer. NIs id bieie 2eute aus
erit utter einanber reben b6rte, peritanb
i9 feline 9il6e; bas tlang, als ob gis
ner bem Wnbern iinnt,r beftige 8ortpiirz
fe ma9te. @pdter inertte i9, baB eins
aelne Worte init unierer Spra9e Mebn=
li6feit baben, insbeionbere iene, bic i9
10 am n6tbisften bate: Brob, 6leii1,
Wein, bann bic 3ablen. N9 ia! bic
bate i9 beionbers n6tbig gttu aud bas
mar basSdfimmife ni6t ;aber tpte tpurbe
mir erf. als i9 BON 9unbenburg ab uns
ter Die Deutf6en qerietb! @etuiB Elm tii6s
tiges golf; bic D6rfer 10 ifattli6, tpie
bel uns man9e 9tdbte ni1t, bic Meder
bebaut, baB iseem 2a10ipirtb bas 0er3
i'm 2eibe laden muB; aber ipel6e @pras
de! Gein Wort gu perffeben, feline Silbe!
Sp muBte i9 es oenn MAIDEN tpie elm
Stumtner: faueu. tpenn tb eKen. un6
i@liirfen, tpenn i'd trinfen tppllte.
(Gortfebuns foIgt.)
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California s1eiue.

9err s. $. Meper, WboleiaIe &
&etailbdn6ler in 8einen, Nlamo pla3a,
1T Dor &ur3em bon ieiner pierten Sc
f9dftsrelie nod @alifornien 3uriidge.
febrt. gr fann iebt feline &unoen unb
Gamilien nit ben belten 5orten bon
galiforniazWeinen unb reinem 6rau=
ben BranbD oerieben. &einen Galifors
nio @laret perfauft er Die @alIone-$I.
ports un6 anbere unoerfali9te Weine
limb itets bel ibm porrdtbig.
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Sic
@6sbsntIt@e Trsie NrefIe
eri@etnt
ieben DOnneriffas
unb tOfet
$3.50 bas Sa9r ober $1.25 far 6
Woaate in gDruusbe3ablnns.
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str sd,,ptnolnd,t a,.aeiepet,.

Mir miiien, baB 2eute iabrelang aaf
S9winbiu9t bebanbelt wurben, tpeltns
.gIei6 lie 9uiten batteu uno S9mer5en
in ben 2ungen fpiirten, rieoergei4lagen
tparen unb i9ma9, nobel oieIe anoere
Symphonic iener Grantbeit auftraten,
mar bod fein 9ungenleiben. Die 1r>
ia6e oieier 5pnbtome finb Iauter peins
lide GOlgen elmer itarren linb ertrantten
2eber. Wir t0nntelt elm Blatt nit
3eusniRen berer fiilen, tpel9e our9 ben
@ebraud BON Simmons 2iper &C.. { 9 Us
lator bauernb sebeiIt wOrben finb.
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in suei BeltbdlTten fanb er 3eit su man.
6erlei literarii9en Nrbeiten unb au iii.
itnril6en 5tubien. Seine lebbafte
pbantaiie beguiiate f9 ni9t nit Der
Wirfli9feit, bic oft traurig genua fiir
ibn mar, ionbern er fl9tete li6 aud
nit 8orliebe In bas &ei9 Der poeiie uno
Der Watur. 50 i9rteb er u. u. ein
5rauerfpiel unb elm ordmatii9es Mdr.
@en uub gab cine 3eitf9riit fir esdaer
unb Naturfreunbe seraus. eein gans
5es 5innen nnb Sra1ten mar aber ouf
bic gefreiuns bes 8oltes aus ben 9etten
beg Deipotismus uno bes Mberglaubeus
geri9tet, 9ier fiibrte er eben 70 furd1t,.
log une seuanbt Die Geber mie bas
59mert, nur oab er nit Der Geoer a1iids
liber mar. 0iel 6inberniiIe fbuf linn
inbeB, uamentli@ in Deuti9Ianb, feline
Mufri6tigteit unb ber Mannesmutb feis
ner ueber3eusuna, bic ibm permebrte,
an Der iibli9en 56Snfdrbersi unb Ser
tui6Ing bers offici6ien @ei9idtsmaaez
rel tbeil3unebmen. @ein 8ru1 nit benz
uuternebmen Der rSluitrirten WeItges
i9i9te" riibrte baoon ber. 8orber
f9rieb er Die v@ei9i4te bes nieoerldn.
blf9en Greibeitstrieges" (bpGdnbii@
Nmlterbam 1874, feds Bdnbe) unb vM6z
rib Der @ef9I6te Der Nieberlage Bis aus
pbilipp L. (8eipaig. 1841); ipdter
@rrinnerungen aus n1einem 2eben"
(Mmfterbam 1861, bier Bdube). gr
f6rieb auBerbem cine v@el9i6te Der
Murora bon :G6niasmarf" (Qeibaia
1847) uno in englii6er Gpro6e RE
collections of my Life" (9enbon 1868,
3 Bb. IA Life Of adventure" (2on=
bpn 1871, 3 Bb } utb In France with
the Germans" (2onbou 1872. 3Bb. J
Seaen ben Wbiplutismus uuo bas Ners
bummungsiplfem bes gfaffentbums mar
nameutlid3 lein Bud .Soiiforildle Denfs
male 6es 6riitliden sSanatismus (2eip=
ala, 1845 3 Sdube) aerid1tet. bas fbdfer
unter benz Sitel uNfaffenipieQel1 In Ell.
men 8anb auiammenasaoaen tpurbe unb
fiir,fid feine finite MufIaoe erIebt bot
ferner bie 1871 in Nern er5dienene
@nIhene aeoenbe" in tneIr,er olIe l1noe.
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lam 5omn,e1oe5fsfIt Gnh Snrnius
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flar un6 beritdnblid1 unb ettpas hunnnrie
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2lInehmer6e Granflidfeit peron(oste
gorpin bor Sobren Yf5on iein Oomi,iI
IN bos NoS gioersbnrn in Shiirinos,,
an berreoen Snrf mnrbe Inn S,e
ISusseidnnttn al Shell hoS cine gtotintr
i'm @ebiroe il Inn N an ghren gnrpins 0fit~
te@ beuonut tpurbe MIs er Sic oeIlld,te
6eiIuno nid5t fonb, ana er nod SPIES
baben; aur Geite ftarib INN ais forqio=
me pfe9erin feline ssrau, elite aebore.
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q @rieftafeu

6. 9. in w.-@is frosen: raonn
ein Werein, Der einen seiebl,9en 3med
oerfolgt, unter ben Sncorporationss
GeieBea beg States Seras einen ssreis
brief erbalten nit benz prinilegium,
BET ieinen geielligen Ncrsniieungen an
bic Mtglieoer geiitige @eirdnte au bers
taufen, ,obne bic 2icen5 beaablen at
Sebftperifdnoli6l Seber
gef9lofiene 8erein bat bies Ge9t, ies
oo9 nertpirft er baiielbe, tpsnn er ortss
Ni@t Mitgliebern berartige
8etrdnte bertauft.
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sln oie sarser Der biertem asaro

Sa Id bon ber am leBten 5amifag
i'm Wtiilionss@arteu abgebaltenen 8trs
geruerlammlung bur6 bic Nomination
als 4lberman BET 4. Maro beebrt
tpuroe, 10 fiible i9 mid perdnlaSt, meis
nem innigiten Sanf fur bas mir eeaollte
8ertrauenspOtum ausbrud au geben.
@lei63eitig meloe i'd hermit meine 9lns
nahme Der Ganbioatur unb neripre6e,
i'm Sale meiuer @rmdblung, mid Den
pfi6ten bes Imtes ftinftisbin 70 se.
tpifenbaft su entlebigen, ME i6 biefes
In ber 8ergangen5eit setban babe.
N9tungspoa
Senrp pauln.
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9rs. g. & .. 9aOieiott,
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
&t. 2Onte, W6 o.

Dr. .. Dapiefon erlaubt ii9, feline
3abIrei9en Sreunbe bon ieiner Mnfunft
m San Nntonio 3u iitforriren un6 .er
tuirb fi9 glldli9 fddben, bieieIben gu
er,1pfangeIl, In benz Mtenger .9otel,
3innler Nr. IL i'm Barterre.
6pre9ffunben BON 10 l1br 8ormits
tags Bis 4 nbr Na9mittags tdgii9 ooer
nd9 uebereintommen.
Or. DaDieion be5aubett baupti id@lt@
llernSle, bronii9e unb Dlut=
&ranfbeiten
4Ie biejenigen, bic fid5 aus nnbors
Iimtiqfeit eine &rantbeit Dber elm uebel
slige3ogen baben, forbert er auf, obie
8ersug bel ibm bor3uipre6en. Seine
Iangidbrigen, in ben beiten beuti6en
un6 frdna6ifiGen 9ofpitdlern gefamz
nitIttn Grf0brungen bieten geniigenbe
s Garontie, baB aaet. nit ben erpdbnten
Qroifbeiten 8ebaftetea bic bette unb
nifeni9afdi6fe Bebanoluns gu She'll
tDiro.
Dieieaigen Yatienten, tuel1e fi9 als
Bet1olb ber @tabt befinben, tl16gen
brieflitb ibren Grantbeits3uitano anges
ben iinb iperben ibre 8riefe lofort Bee
radE@tigung erfabreu.
Mau nierfe li9 bic GbreHe: 3immer
Ar. IL, Men9er 9otel San Nntonio,
3tras.
6predt obne geridurpsliB bor, ba
bes 0setors Nufentbalt bier tur3 ift.
0seben purbe berofentliAt unb ipiro frei
axf EerIaneeu uab mad @inienbuns bon 2
Seats berianbt sRroetieal Sbferbations on
Herboms Debility anbl Ybsfisal gxbauftion"
nit einem s@fap on Marria9e4, nit ipidtisen
Ntbanelunsem iber onoere 8raufbeiteu. Die.
ielben limb cine sbnopiis aus gorleiunsen. bic
sSK ben Dortoren Dabieion i'm GQifouri
etaets. Aeuieum fiir Anatomie sebalten mnr.
ben xnb bilbeu einen nertbpolIen 6ratlrden
&atbsebtr, ben ale iunsen eeute Isfeu iolIten.
II abreiTe: Or. .. DaDie fon,
4,s,tub1M Wsnser SoteI, Gan Mntonio.