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To the 'Editor-Please INFORM your readers
that have positive remedy for the above
named disease. BY its timely use thousands OF
hopeless ca ,es have been permanently cured. l
shall begad to send two bottles OF my remedy free
to any OF your readers who have consumptionif
they will end me their Express and P. O. address
Respectfully r. A. Slocum. M. c.. lS1 Pearl st n Y
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irons OF Husbandry," published at Co.
lumbus, Mass. writes under date OF Feb.
25, 1882: "Your great remedy, Aliens
Lung Balsam. have used in my family
Tor fifteen years for coughs and colds, and
know it to be the best" 25c., Soc, and
$1.OO bottle.
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NANCE, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heel,
Thrush, and all diseases of the feet and irrita-
lions OF the skin of horses and cattle quickly
nary CarbOlisalve. soc. and 81 at Druggists.
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For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The AGED.

Medical and scientific skill has at last solved tho
problem Of tho long needed medicine for the ner.
vous. debilitated. and the aged by combining the
two remedies. which. acting gently but efficiently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, remove disease,
restore strength and renew vitality. This medcineis
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We have no hesitation in recommending
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover as
aeure cure for dandrufi. and to restore tho
natural color OF tho hair.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

The prince af Wales is again undergoing
treatment to reduce his obesity.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-16

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal.
sam is q sure cure for Coughs and Colds.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-16

The operation oftracheotomy is perform.
ed upon the German crown prince and the
result is reported to be satisfactory.
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Ira De Graft OF Winona dies at the Mer-
chants hotel St. Paul.
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In answer to casual question,
How easy and truthful to tell it's
A cure for the worst Indigestion.
To take Pierce's Purgative Pellets.
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FIN Piles, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and
! INI oily skin prevented by CUT1CURA SOAP.
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Unitarian Literature

Northwestern railroads complain loudly
OF the provisions of the interstate law.
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Explaining the Liberal Faith as held by
Unitar,ans, sent free by addressing J. f.
McCaine, 1914 Pleasant Ave-, St. Paul,
Mimi, or NJ. E. Partridge, l1O8 Harmon
Place, Minneapolis.
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500 For Nothing.

David T. Bunker, United States consul
at Demerara, died there OF yellow fever.
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Amos J.. Smell OF Chicago, a millionaire,
is murdered by burglars. whom he had sur
prised at work.
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F. Marion Crawford. the novelist, is six
feet two inches in height.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-16

Michael Green is tried in St. Paul for
shooting Max Schneider and is acquitted.
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Gen. Joe Johnston, now ssventy-five, is
well preserved and straight as an arrow.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-16

At Gait. Ont. John Curry, a farmer,
shot and killed Henry Main, q banker:
and then committed suicide.
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Rev. Theodore w. Haven OF Battle
Creek. Mich, who has bean missing for
two weeks or more, has been heard IRON.
He 10 in Berlin. Germany.
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUI1cURA, SOC; SOAP,
Csc; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
81 Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" GA
pages, so illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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I am a canvasser, and one year ago was badly
afflicted with salt rheum, so that was unable to
walk. Itried the CUT1CURA RrMEDIEs, and they
entirely cured me. F. E. PERRY. Rome. Y.
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4ANnH Soft. white, and free from chaps and
U1NO rednsss, by using CUT1CURA SOAP.
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sod oy Druggists and Dealers Eueyychere
The CHARLES A. v0oELER CO.. eattimor. ua
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Cod Bless the Duke of Argyle"

The most distressing forms Of itching and in
damnatory diseases Of tho skin and scalp are
instantly relieved and permanently cured by the
CUT1CURA REMEDIES. when all others fail
CUT1CuRA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUT1CuRA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier. prepared
from 1t, externally, and CUT1oURA REsoLvENT,
the New Blood Purifier. internally, cure every
form OF torturiug. disfiguring itching. scaly and
pimply diseases Of the skin and blood, with loss
Of hair, from infancy to old age.
have teen cured Of most unbearable itching
skin disease by the CuT1 CURAREMED1E s. They
have o'abled mo to escape years OF suffering.
You may use my name as . reference, and any
one who wants to know about my case may write
me, inclosing stamp. W. E. BROOKS,
AZ Grove Street, Providence, r. L
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INV 1lI 6C651OI1o
HOUSE.

The bin granting right OF way through
the Indian territory to the Choctaw Coal
and Railroad Company was passed.
MI. Anderson, OF Illinois, from tho post.
office COMMITTEES, reported favorably Mr..
Perkins resolution directing the postmas.
ter-seneral to inquire into and inform tho
House OF the cause and foundation for the
grievances complained OF in Kansas
newspaper regarding the Western mail Scr.
vino
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On motion OF Mr.. Spooner, the bill for
the relief OF importer" OF animals for
passed in tho senate. It directs tho Sec
rotary OF tho treasury to omit all duties
upon importations Of animals for breed.
ing purposes, whether imported for tho
importers own use or for sale; and pro-
vides that the fact Of such Importation
shall be sufficient defense in any pending
action.
Senator sabin presented the following
petitions:
From tho board OF supervisors OF St.
Croix county. Wisconsin, protesting against
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u no 10 Tell all CnOSe WHO WanLeO TO
know what the country was really
like
''Then here's where many of the men
in the tenement sleep all through the
hot weather. Yes, it is the biggest
and the best bedroom we have when
the sweltering heat comes, and the
women would be glad to make use OF
it for the same purpose il it was con-
sidered right for them to do so. On
such nights the windows are thrown
open back and front, and the women
and children that are too young to be
trusted make the best of what
draught there is, while the men, with
a pillow and a blanket. or sometimes
with nothing at all but their regular
clothes and an old coat rolled up un-
der their heads, turn Ill on the roof
until it's that thick with men that an
old soldier once told me it reminded
him of the dead in the trenches on a.
battlefield where he was in the war.
But before there's any goes to bed at
all, every one in the house sits up
there to cool off, and I
really think in all the year those are
the happiest hours we poor people
ever spend.
''They even had q death on the roof
few doors below last summer. It
was a poor old German gentleman, AM.
he was very low and sinking when
they brought him up, thinking it would
revive him. which it did. poor man,
but it was in the other world he felt it..
Nothing bad like that ever came t.
this root, and am glad Of it for some
would always be thinking of it, and
the place would not be the same after.
But we've had little OF erythlns
else, I'm thinking, and to me it's the
best place there is and the one where
have lived the best hours Of my life,
child, cir! and woman"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

Gov. Loche opened the centenary
exhibition at Melborne, Aug. I, ami d
great pomp and display. Over seve n
thousand persons were present to wit
ness the cerimonies. The avenue of
nations, I35 yards long, was lined
With troops and seamen from the
imperial feet. The govorner entered
the north door of the hail and was
received by the president and execu
live committee of the exhibition, and
was conducted to the .dais, where he
declared the exhibitiond opened.
The no,ional hymn was sung by a
GLORIOUS of 500 voices accompanied
by an orchestra Of 100 players. This
was followed by the national hymns
of America, France Germany and
Australia.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
STATE TICKET.

Governor-CYRUs G.. LUCE of Branch.
Liutenant GoverDor-JAs. II MCDoN
AID, of Delta,
Secretary of S,ate-GIL. r. OsMUN OF
Wayne.
State Treasurer-GEoRGE l.. MALTz OF
Alpena.
Auditor Gencral--HENRY II. APLIN OF
Bay.
Commissioner of the Land Office
Roscoe ID. DIX of Berrien.
Attorney ACCOMPLISHMENTS ". r.
TRowBRIDGE of Ionia.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
JOSEPH EsTABROoK OF Eaton.
Member State Board of Education
PERRY F. POWERS of Wexford.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

NO ADVERTI6ES.- Lowest rates for aever
Using In 1000 good newspapers sent free.
Address Geo: p. 70well Il Co. 10Spruce st. N Y
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
From the Saginaw Herald.

Yesterdays Republican Congressiona
Convention was magnificent one. Ever,
county in the district was represented b,
large delegations made up of earnest
able and representative men. When al
the delegates arrived, and the situation
was carefully scanned, it was deemed wis,
to place in nomination one of Saginaw
public-spirited and successful business
men, Col. A. II. Bliss, which was accord
ingly done by reclamation, and whose
election is assured.
Atnoon Hon. 4. r. Phinney called the
convention TO order and called on e. +
Grabill, Of the Greenvllle Independent,
to act as temporary chairman.
Mr.. Grabill on taking the chair made q
short and interesting speech, in which he
reviewed the shortcomings of the Demo-
cratic party. their sectional position on the
tariff, the animosity of the Administra.
ton to the veterans Of the nation and the
sending of rebel brigadiers to represent the
nation abroad as ministers and consuls.
The Presidents total disregard of the pat
ferred to such as his observance of Mem.
orial day by going fishing.
Whom Mr.. Grabill concluded his speech,
temporary secretary.
On motion the several counties then
named members of the several committees
as follows:
On Credcntials--S. p. Young, Mont.
calm; L. V. Smith. Shiawassee; w. B..
Scattcrgood, Gratiot; L. G. Griffith, lisa.
bella; S. ID. McReavy, Midland; Robert
IRE, Saginaw.
On Permanent Organization-C. L.
Jenny, Midland: Geo. g. Lawrence, Isa-
bella; A. p. Brewer Saginaw: L. b.
Green, Gratiot Rudolph Colby, Shiawas.
see: B. l.. Lowry, Montcalm.
On Resolutions-C. l.. Barden. Mont
calm Geo. II. Cooper, Shiawassee; John
Shelf, GratIot; p. +. Dodds. Isabella; w.
ID. Gordon, Midland; w. II. MilIar, Sagi-
nav.
3 The convention then took recess un-
Ill . clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on permanent organization
and order of business, through their chair.
man, Q. l.. Jenny, of Midland, recon-
mended that the temporary organization
be made permanent, which was adopted.
hO OhtCA VI UusluCSS uuOptcu was TIC
reading of reports of COMMITTEES, the nom.
ination of candidates and balloting.
On motion roll call of counties was
made for the nomination of candidates.
Saginaw was the first county called, and
John A. Edget arose and presented the
name Of Col. "A. T, Bliss. He said:
MIR. EDGET's SPEECH.
Remarks of John A. Edget, in present
ing the name of Col. Bliss:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Con-
vention.
recognize the fact that Saginaw coun.
ty has received her share OF Congressional
honors in this district, If the issue were to
divide itself on county lines. but 1t does
not The interests of the Eighth Congress
ional district arc substantially indentical
throughout. Here in Saginaw county,
however, the greatest mass of industries
directly attacked by the Democratic policy
is situate. Here the ground has been
measured off and the place of battle fixed
oy our opponents, and here it must be
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
ELECTORAL TICKET.

Eectors--At Large--RUssEIL A. AL
GER of Wayne and ISAAC CAP
pom of Kent
District
l. EDWARD BURK of Wayne.
III. JUNIUs II. BEAL of Washtenaw.
I'LL RICHMOND KINGMAN of Calhoun.
Nv. JOSEPH w. FRENCH of st. Joseph.
V. Don j. LEATHERs of Kent.
vi. JAMES NJ, TURNER Of Ingham.
VII. JOHN S. THOMSON of Sanilac.
VIII. ELLIOTT f. GRABILL of MontCalm.
TX. WELLINGTON w. GUNNER of WeX-
ford.
X. HARRY =. MERRILL. Of Bay.
XII. PERRY HANNAH OF Grand Traverse.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT 90.
THE GREAT DULUTH ROUTE.

Intended soilings of steamers from Detroit
for Sarlt Ste, Marie and other Lake Superior
Ports; Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Satur.
days, and alternate Wednesdays 1880 p. M,
central time.
For Cleveland Erie and Buffalo Sundays
Mondays Wednesdays. Saturdays and alter
nate Fridays at p. M, central time, making
railroad connections for points Esst and
South. Rail connections at Washburn and
Duluth for st. Paul, Minneapolis, Pacific coast
and points on Northern Pacific r. r., Manito-
ba, &c.
Baggage checked to destination.
For tickets and other Information apply to
J: I, WHITING, Gen'l Agent, Dock and Office
30 West Atwater St., between Griswold and
Shelby streets, Detroit. Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
COL. A. =, BLISS
is THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS.

lie WAS NOMINATED YESTERDAY by AC-
CLAMATION AND WITH GREAT ENTHU-
sIAsM-sOME RATTLING GOOD SPEECHES
MADE BY JOHN A. EDGET, REV. w. II.
MILLAR, w. j. BROWN, GEORGE r. STONE
AND OTHERs-A SPLENDID CONVENTION.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
Congressional Ticket.

For Representative, Eighth District,
AARON II. BLISS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

VAIANTED-Agents to sell "Elwood's Grain
w Tablets" tS125) for every miller, grain
dealer, and MARTINS Average Tables" $4,000,
wented by every business house. Large demaud
Liberal terms. Address
Z. BARROW Il CO., Pubs, Rochester, n. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
l1Nimla a9nG

When Baby was sick, we gs-c az. vaotoria
When she was Child. abe crod for Castoria.
When sns became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn she had Children. she gave u ,m Castor,a
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Observation-Disclosures

petitionen: g. u. Sos Rompagnie,
baB fie babDn entbunben pirb, auf
Sulnis's MaRertburm elm elettrii9es
2i9t an3ubringen. Bepiqi9t. 8. q.
86ttler, Stepenion unb Mulfin umt
Observation-Disclosures. Wm. 8Drner
tlagt iiber ben i9le1ten 3ulfanb Der
8anbera GabrftraBe. @Antber unb
S6bne Iegen pldne Der Bride tiber ben
GIuB bor. Nngenommen. Dos Geuers
tpebrs9 irettorium enpfieblt 8e3ablung
Der bur@ Wm. 06aing #. fir bic
4lamo Geuer 2ompagnie beOrberten
56Idu9e.
@erf@isbene 8ewiaisunsst tpurben
gema9t - fiir 8erbeFerung bon Stra.
Ben unb 8riden.
Die eingelaufenen pldne fir bic rene
StaotbalIe tperben beute er6ffnet.
Grom & Soft erbalten $15 bon be-
aablten @eIbfrafe ($25) 3uriid.
Woobiep unb 3. Staade erbalten 8aus
erlaubuibi9eine.
Gallagher bemerfte, 6aB ettpa breiBig
Gugeftelte Der Stabt Der oemotratiiden
RonDention beigemobnt bdtten unb apf
bieie Weiie ibre Nrbeiten berna9ldifgs
ten, iuorauf Gtabtelerf @laubon ertpis
berte: bic Btirger bdtten i'm als ibren
8ertreter in Der 3onbention ermablt
unb Der Mapor babe ibm llrIaub er,
tbeilt. bic 6%onbention au befuGen.
Der Mapor pro tenn, s. S9reiner, ers
tldrte fernere Debate bariiber auBer
Srbnung.
@adagber fpra6 ben Wunf9 aus,
6aB bic Ausfibrung aIIer net,ert Stra.
ben' uno anberen Nrbeiten ni1t benz
Mapor, ionbern benz etraBen Som.
mifdr tibertragen tperoem. Ct babe
nod beute auf Der StraBe bic 9leubes
rung geb6rt, Der Mapor lei Der 5tabt.
ratb. 2eBterer, fagte Gallagher, iei
tueiter Ni9ts als elm 8hnbel St6de.
Ct miirbe CUR Orbnung gerufen.
Sn NDrb Gl0resz unb in Sto 2arebo
straBe perben mebr gaslampen aufse.
felt merben.
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Ser Ornto @arnnt

auers Billen 10 beliebt fnS liegt barin,
Ban tnalt iifl ifets auf ibre dbfibrenbe
Wirfano perlaien fam, fpabrenb fte bod
Nc iible Nolaer ,uriidlaGen; utlb Sfnar eius
fad, neil re rein pfialsltf isiso, ulo iueoer
EnlOrlel nod irgen1 cine a1oere.ld1aoltGe
Arsnei entbalten. Desbalb oarf man he
an6eri9tli9 gebeH, % Der 9raute alt ODER
jung lei.
Sn ben Glib uftb 8efeG% taaten, no
Gt1rungen Der 2eber 70 banfig p%orfomracn,
babeu fId1 Anerss Billen als unihdbbarer
6eqell erprobt. 8. 90. 8aine bon getu-
Berne, %. G.,idreibt
Sd iuar lange nit etnem Mtaget< lro
qebtrleiben gequdit. Die perihieoener Gr5s
neier, bic i'd uabrt, balfen mir nthts,
Bis i@ anfiug ADer'S 8ilen 5l uebnlell.
Diele tbnteI mir 5ogleib gut. Sd nahnt
0upoI pier Monate lang regel1ndbig Elm,
r1b tulgrbe polfommen gefuro.@
Sn gang Netp.Gnglanb itnS rdhit ben
Qangenfraniheiter bic Mager< uno @es
bdTme.2tiben ON bauigfterl.
Maseni9mS@e
,rne sartleibisfeit finben fd fat allge.
meiu. Serr @ala1er, prattiider &bents
ier In Irrburn, Maff., Der LANCE an Ma.
asn{dmdMe fit, i1areibt:
Gin Trtunb berebete mid 4per'8 Bilef1
III rlehraell, llnb bn mir bas erfte G9dhteli
den niht uiel balt tuolte ih fe aufgeben;
aber er brdngte mid 6amit fcrtsnfabrsn,
urb che im bos stueite @hdhtelden ners
brduft, fflg i'd an Grlei6terung at bers
fpirtn. Sd fuhr fort ie 5u nebIner, bic
ih eff @Mddteld)eu perbrpuht bate. I'm
mid tnr5 3u fafisu, ih bin iebt geiuno, nnb
1anfe es SSbrer &rnf ais Gheratfer, bte iber
Die meintge gelts*
2opf u1b Wtagen feben INNER in Sprts
potbie gu et1anber; unb ba9er ribrefi ges
iD6hnlid) Die qudle1ben s&epfidner5en,
oeutrs pteEe, beioneers Granen, ansgeiest
fnb. M2rs. 9arriet q. Marble BON Boigb-
ieepie, 81. o., fdreibt ilns, fe babe Sabre
Lang an &opfihuter5 gclitten, u1o babe ute
etlpas ntfunben, ba6 ibr mebr ais 1nif boz
1btrae6euoe Grfei4ternng pefIhofft babe,
Sic he III Mper's Btnen gegrifen babe;
ieitberH erfreut fe fi4 einsr u~oufdnoisea
@tfuuobfit
Agtrs 4tllrn,
8uberettst ron
NJ. s. 9. ases & Co., sa,usu, MaR.
81 allen spusbsseH u 5abeu.
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8 e a &.

=. Nm Samftog purbe eagle paB
BON einem fir6terlt9en @etpitters unb
&egeniturm beimgeiu9t.
= Sn Neu>B raunfels tnurbe cine
8eriammlung ~abgebalten, UNI Selegas
ten gu Der am Is. Miai In Waco tattz
finbenben &onpention BET 8ieb3i9ter,
Sarmer unb Mrbei4er gu ertp1blen.
9ie Delegaten finb: s. Marba6, s.
@oratb, q. 8. ReBler, s. @ieiede, S.
&lingemann, 81. S9mud unb 81.
pope.
= gine Mnaabl bon Garmertt in
TaDette @ountD baben in elmer tiirali1
abgebaltenen Neriammlung bei9loRen,
9erren ST. 8aumsarten in @9ulens
burg in ieinem 8emiiben, cine einbeis
mii9e Snbufrie auf3ubauett, at lnters
tiben, NIes in ibren &rdften gu tbur,
I'm ibm bebulfi6 gu fein, ber &onfurs
rer5 bes groBen Monopols THE Cot
ton Seed Oil Trust" au begegnel1 unb
in Nusfibrung ibres 3uedes inn beim
8erfauf bes Baummoliamens ben 0prs
3ug gu eeben. Sdmmtli9e Garmer bes
@ountD unb bet umliegenoen Counties
tueroen aufgeforbert, bafelbe gu tbun.
- Sn cine 0erfammlung Der Jars
mer . MQiau5 bon &i@lano, Nabarro
@ountp, tuurOe folgenbe &efolution art.
genommen: rSn Mnbetra@t, baB in
biefem Sabre pie6er Staatsbeamte ses
mdblt .peroen, urb ferner in Mnbes
tra6t, baB bic probibitions : Seu9e
ft6. INNER tpeiter ausbreitet: Sci es
bef@lOfen. oaB mir obue &hdf6t
auf bic parteifteuung = ttur folde
Ran6ibaten unterftbe1 wer6en, uel9e
ft9 fret unb unumtpunben eegen pros
bibition erfldrer uttb tpeldes re9tfdafs
fene Mdnner fno, bon benen gu ertpars
ten lit, baB linen bic @oblfabrt bes
5 Stanbes am Serser liegt."
Dieie, Der nGreien preRe" aus Mauor,
Srabis Co., augebenbe &efoIutio1 1T
unteraei9net BON ben 9erren Wm. q.
Marpib, g. SadewiB unb .9erman1
SQdepiB.
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unb ettpa II paIlipen Mitgliebern pers
lieBen San Nntonio am 9amitag Na9s
mittag a l1br unb trafen UNI Z ubr in
Borne Elm, no ibnen Seitens bes Sc
ianebereins ein ber5li@er @mpfang be-
reitet ,purbe. 8alo barauf nabm bas
&on3ert feinenWnfang, bas auBerorbents
lid aabIrei6 beiu9t mar unb bas Mubis
torium in bobem MaBe b%efriebigte.
Na9ber tpurbe setan5t unb es bate
ldngft apei l1br gei@lagen, dig bic Sdns
aer ermiibet nod 6aule gingen unb bic
Sanger lire fr6blt6en &reiie a%ufboben.
| 9ie @Gfte warett bes 2pbes bpa iiber
bic ibnen eruieiene @atfreunbi6aft
unb Bic 6erali1teit, NIT mel9er MQes
geboten tDurbe. Mm nd91ten Morgett
fte1te es ii9 in Golge Der bur9 ermeuter
&egen g~runolos geporbenet Wege
beraus, baB Der plan, bic &eiie bon
B6rue nod Comfort per Nre 5urid5ulez
gen, aufgegeben peroen miiile. Wfan
t%elegrapbirte beBbalb nod San Mntonio
Inn einen Spe3ialaug Der aud tim 2
rbr in Borne eintraf, bic 9dnger aafs
nabm unb tie nit einigen 20Sdngern unb
Btrgern bon bort UNI 8 ubr moblbes
balten mad Comfort bra9te, .tpo He BON
elmer Population ber u2iebertafel" fets
erli6t eingebpIt unb nod Sngenbitt's
9alle geleitet tpurben. Na9 @innabme
einiger Grfrii6ungen uub na9bem bic
gegenfeitigen 8e9riiBungsreben gebalter
porben tparert. bic 5eitens Der @oms
forter bic lebbafteite Greube iber ben
Befu6 a~usbrndten, begaben fi9 bic
Sdnger in lire Quartiere, tint fi@ ipater
in @ruppen iiber ben r~ei3enben Dirt au
DertbeiIen. 8iele nabmer an benz in
6erru 96rners' paiture a~bgebaltenen
Turner itnit She'll, tpel9es bon Der
Sugenb Ser @tabt unb nmgegenb fart
beiu9t tpar. Man amiiftrte fi@ prd@s
tig auf benz bibi@en plabe, Big bic
Some BON bieier Seite Der @rbfugel
Mbf9ieb 1abm.
I'm 9 llbr purbe bas &pu3ert er6ffs
net unb MQes tpdre i'm b69ften Grabe
bortreffi9 getpefen, bdtte ni9t bic Mfuz
fit ber 9ane gu wtini6en iibrig gelais
ien. Sem programm unb ben 2eiIthns
gen nod tpar bas &on3ert zines BET be-
fen, melde ie in Comfort gu @e6Or ge'
bra6t murben. Na6 Dem &onaert
fpielten bic Mfuifer BON San Mntonio
gum 5an3 auf, um Mitterna6t murben
bic Sdnser gu einem fuperben 9un9
eingelaben unb es mar mieber etmas
frib am Worgen, als Sober iein &ube=
lager aufiu9te. I'm 8 nbr MDntag
Worseu erfolste bic Mbfabrt rad San
Nntonio. Ser Beetboben 3 Mdnner@or
bate auf Der Platform bes Depot nod
einise Nbl6iebslieoer gefungen, t%porauf
9err 6. Steal i'm Mamen Der Comforter
@dnser cine tiefempfunbene Mbi6iebss
&ebe belt. Inter Si9ers unb 9ttes
S9menfen feBte fi6 Der 3ug in
B~eweging, ber cine fr6bli6e Singer
idaar unb mebrere .Geftbummler bon
einem rei5enoen uao febr genuBrei9en
Musiuge auriidbra@te in bic Mauern
Der aIten Ilamoftabt. Den Sdngera
in Borne unS Comfort 5eiten 9ant fir
alles @utel Muf @ie6erfeben i'm nd@z
fen Sabrel