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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
THE NEW EMPRRoR,
AUSTIN.
Scholastic UeBsss of Different Cities and
Counties.

Scholastic Cepsss of Different Cities snt
Counties.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June Is The Comp
troller to-day received $3.50, Oee of Hous,
ton conprom or iCr reglsrAt.oo.
Deposits to the revenue to-day
amounted TO only Sl1oO.
Tie following scholastic cessus report:
were received o-dsy: Cities-Lonsvlew
white, PIP; colored, 257. Total, 500
Total last year, 407.
Beaumont-Whiie, PA; coIored, 2S5;
total, 479. Total last yesr, 4l9.
Kauiman-White, pol; colored, Sc;
total, 257 Total last ysar, 250.
Counties-McCulloch, white, 1862; last
yesr, white, 6Is.
San PStricio-White, 1874; colored, 7;
total, 16l. Total last yesr, 1874.
Frst kim 1874; colared, lTS
Tetsl, 1852 Total LAST year, 1885.
Hend erson-White, 1878; colored, 1873
Total, sl02, Total last year, 2Sls.
Rusk-White, 27s8; coIored, 2055. To
tai, 1858. Total last Year, 5OOS.
Cass-White, 1858; colored, 20SS. 20,
tai, 1855. Total last yesr, 1853.
Fagette-White, 1889; colored, PTS
Total, 7s4s. TOTAL last year, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Empress, overcome With grief, has WITH.
drawn 10 he- apartments GDG Is seen by
no one.
Il is row sisted rAe remains of the + 4
peror Wi! he inferred beside those Cl
FG' detlck ".
Official s.ltststion CT the death sud the
csuse OF desth, was made this evening.
The VII fine deCe2eed, deposited II
the archives q toe minister OF the house
hold, will De duly opeaed il the presence
Vi the M!pistor Justice.
Tla issue CT the proclamation Of
Willism II to the ustion IS not expected
Until sitter the funeral
Tie bcdv reposes on the iron hed in
which the Emperor expired. TIE bed is
envelopsd IN white shroud, onlr The
upper half OF the fsce is visible. Ga the
breast liss q wresth Of laurel. The
hands are t)ined aid rest OF
the hilt OF q cavalry sasrc.
At the foot Of the bed stapds a table Gov
cred with hoHers. The features war an
extremely peaceful expression.
Dr.. MacKerLe informed the Empress
on Wednesday thst he had abandoned all
hope OF the further prolougation Of life.
Il is reported this: Kiug Hu2bers is
SOAuIES W lLlS
THE PARIS PRESS.
PARIS, Js-e l5.-Inmedis.ely upaa
hssring Of the desth Of the Emssro Fred!
ericS, n. GOBLET, Minister Ct Foreign Al
fairs, proceeded 10 the Germen1sEmbs ssy
and offered his condolences. Osher Min
listers did likewise during the evening
General Bruyeare called on bekait of
President Csrlot. Paris newspap sxt
without exception, deplore the death OF
Emperor Frederick, and pay tribute TO
his manly qualities and liberal, peace
loving disposition.
TIE Temps, after eulogizins the de-
ceaeed, says: "The near fulurs will show
whether any Of the benign Influences
which spread around hin during his toe
short reign will survive him"
The Journal des Deb.ts referring to
the new Emperor recalls his protest
against the s!tributing of warlike inten
tloDs to him. II believes thSt tRe protest
was sincere and was Inspired by Prince
Bismarck, and expresses the hope that
William II will continue to accept the
couscils of the Chancellor. 1t concluded:
"As long as Bismarck lives the peace OF
Edfopa will not be threatened by Ger
many more than it has been curing the
past ten weeks"
THE NEW EMPEROR.
BERLIN, June Is -Oficial notification
CT the accession of William II. hss al
ready been sent to all representatives Of
Germany abroad. The DATA OF allegiance
Of the troops will be administered TO
morrow. Arrangements for having the
body lie IN state are progressing. Since
6 o'cI3Ck nc one has been allowed tc view
the remains. guard OF honor composed
of membere CT the Garde du Corps, the
Hasssrs Gusri snd the Lshr Battalion,
stands il the chamber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
TRADE REVIEW.
RE WGskiy Rsport 81 &. e Dan 6
Co-fho AtT,mtDt IN lfsd..
Buyers Consecutive.
Cold Wet spring has curtail.d Trade IN
sCma Respsotr- On eertsiuty bout the
TGrIn and Other Matters.

NEW YORK, jane 15-R. G. Dun &
Cos. review Of the weeks business says:
The movement In trade noticed week
sgo, does rot yet seem to be raore than q
slight reaction which occasionally breaks
the period ofrncertsinty and ssnparatiVe
inactivity. The signs Of lasting improve
ment in trade do not yet appear. Uncer-
tainty still prevails, snd bay
ers are conservative, cor flins
their transactions to Immediate wants
in most branches of business.
In some respects the cold and wet spring
has so far curtailed trade, that retailers
are carrying over stocks larger thsn
usual. There is uncertainty sbeut
the tariff and its effect upon
many branches Of manufacture, about
crops and the foreign demand for export
able products, about transportation rates
in the near fu.Ere, ard about financial
prospects.
The crop prospects have aot charged
for the worst, but the extent Of the loss
il winter wheat is more def 1itely real
lied, while the pruspscs IS 20
spring wheat snd other crops is
necessarily vague. With favorable
weather the general result should proba-
bly, be fair ara ia some quarters decid-
edly hopeful feeling begns to prevsil. A
want Of COZ aience in rear future
prevails in su markets 1t
Cannot be attributed TO financial il 1u-
euce, for money is quoted at p3r cent.
here ca the renewal OF gold exports.
There is q growing impression that
bonds viii not be forthcoming at accept
able figures II it becomes important
for the treasury to make large
disbursements. During the p1st week
the Treasury has taken In 8 million and a
half more than it has paid ont; but the
basks still receive some money frsn the
interior, though st some north
western points money is going into
the county sud not to the
east There is 20 report OF striugency or
closeness anywhere, but the complaints
CT slow collections do not diminish. Tae
volume Of trade of interior cities Is very
eoad, at Omaha and Minneapolis
generally below that of last year. The
were larger In value by Is per cent. thar
In the same month Of 1887, bat be-
cause Of heavy cotton shipments. The
SAPOl 10 AlOuA ~ 1OLh tuC past IWO
weeks chow decrease Of IL per cent
with only slight decrease in imports.
The iron trade manifests no improve
ment, though salss OF 80. 600 tons Of steel
rails are reported for CSC at the mill
and the allotment Is said to be
dsregsrded by some eastern
makers. Southern pig is quoted at Sl7
for net, but the quality is not in all cases
found satisfactory. Bar iron is weaker
with IFS to $50 quoted for large lots Of
best IT 1ned.
In the dry goods business there is
lack OF activity and in cotton
goods there Is more corf-
cent feeling, with perhaps the higher
sdates at 1887 and the low grades OF
bleacned goods very firm. Woolens are
still dull, with very good transactions for
mems goo DIS, ard wool is quoted lower ct
Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

The Texas and Pacific Pay car started
from Fort Worsk OF the l4.h, paying
q st to Marshall, there's on to the New
Orleans division.
Receiver Brown has placed an order
with the Litchf4ld Car Works for SOC
additional box and stock cars and twenty
Eve additional fruit cars.
Captais John A. Grant AMI General
M,nsger L. S Tlorne were in Fort
Worth yes esd6y snd left VS. Trsnsconu-
nerts! divisioE CE trip Of inspection.
Colonel John P. Moore, general live
stock agent has just hsd q private teie
graph wire completed from tse union de-
pot to his ffice In order to keep the pub
lie Informed as 10 rates and shipments.
The Railway Register shows Texas
of $4,000 in earnings for
TIE Old Reliable business crsWls nearly
to one million per month.
a. L Smith, travelling passenger agent
OF the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phis, and Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham Railway, with headquarters
st Little RUcE, is in the city. He was
formerly southwest passenger egent CT
the Little Rock and Memphis at Dallas.
Ga', Colorado ana Santa Fe Railway
aad Morgan Jones, before Jno. A Grant,
general manager Texas and PsC f. Rsil
way; H. Mclaughlin, chief engineer
Missouri Pacific, and Hen Jno. l.. Henry
as srhitrators, viii resume Monday,
June Is st Merchants Exchange building,
Dallas, Tex.
Nver in the history OF the Te1ss and
Pacific has the Rio Grande Division done
as much business rs during the past seven
months. Some $1,000 tons Of Mexican
Central steel, 900 tons CT lumber pill
ing and %. 600 tons Nation coal has been
moved west from Fort Worth during the
time mentioned above, besides an anu
sual rush of stock shipments.
-.
W. a Ripper, formerly night chief OF
the Western Union Cfice, hiss been pro-
noted to-day chief, vice J. F. Brigsnce,
resigned. Mr.. B. T. Dsrbyshire, for
merry q tie BSltlmore and OHIO, Succt eds
Mr.. Ripper as night chief. Mr.. Brigsnce
has accepted o position In San Diego,
California, and leaves tomorrow morn
ing. May he be successful in his new
home and n.d the horn OF plenty, are the
best wishes this many friends.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent B
W. Mccullough, of the Missouri Pacific
ard Texas Pacific, informs Superinten
dent Hogg that the tickets to the meeting
of the State Teachers Association will b.
placed on sale at all ticket ffices CT these
lines On Jane %, "a and 25 All the roads
Ct Texas have made sr exceptionally low
rae for this purpose. Teachers ard
Others attending this meeting psy one fare
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
Tao Eougs Passes Res buttons OF Sympathy
With the German Nation.


WAsEIEsToE, June ls-Many hours
vera spent in consideration of private
bills, several Of which were passed, when
tn House took erecess till s p. N when
private pension bills will be considered
Before separating McCreary of Ken
tacky, member Of the committee on
foreign STAIRS, obtained unanimous con
sent TO introduce the following
Resolved BIZ the House of Repre- emit
atives Of the U litsd States CT America,
t0at We have neGrd with profound sym
psthy Of the death Of the Z nperOr Fred
e!;ck. He WIS Gis'irgQised as soldier,
havIug bsea made field MARSHAL for mis-
conspicuous sew &C in the Austro- Franco
Prussien war. Hs was =troDg ada, cate
Ct friendly sDd liberal policy in
Germany ard we express cur respectful
sympathy TO the German nation il the loss
Of their great ana renowned ruler.
Passed unsnim Gully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
assistant G. p. and t. Agent.
Special to the Gazette.

PALESTINE, Tax, June l5.-By cir
cular Issued from General Manager
Eidy's flee to-day M. D. c. Price is
appointed assistant general passer ger
and ticket sgent OF the International and
Great Northern, with III :e at Palestine.
The appointment is approved by Wee
President S. II. Il. Clalk, and Mr.. Price
enters on his duties Immediately. Though
young man, Mr.. Price was one OF Inc
old general office men transferred to 81.
Louis when Jay Gould moved tie head
quarters If the road to ST. Luis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
Railroad Risaic.
special to the Gazette.

TERRRLL, Tx, June l5-The annual
rsilroad plcD'c. which is to occur this
yesr in Teri, IN the 2lst OF June, will
be one Ct the largest aud grsndest gather
lngs ever drawn to Terrell. Il has been
suggested that specisle fort be made to
make these distinguished and worthy
guests Weic 9me.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

for both ways till that fare reaches S.,
and this is the limit Think of teacher
riding from Laredo or San Antonio to
Fort Worth end return for IS TIE rail-
road Is an educator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
To Mese in san antonio.

Jecisl TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jane Ii A tele-
gram WAS received this afternoon from
tse president Of tie Railroad Yardmss-
tefs' n .tional Association row IN coDven-
ton 81 Z chmopd, Va accepting the IN
vitaion of the Mayor and City Council to
hold the next annual convention In San
AntCp MO in June, 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Il rniIu,e we are wbirled around on
The outside OF The earth by its diurnel
motion, a distance u thirte en- miles, and
at the same tiRe 60 along with the earth
on rs quincy around the SUI, 1850
miles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
AN 1rrEREsFM lnrEsif

whs, the Proprietor of 6sssf the Ess5iu, D.,
lance.
One OF the b1ghtest snd nssereqdaa.. as .-.
magazines Isl Tte Co,mopolRd%. wHi.l -g. -
ten.iy adoDtedthe new festrssbt co'ore; ,-'.-
tfa,ons. Mr.. Paul j. Schlichxa,be foar.,- -.
She magazine. gives some intsxtsiirg f,-..,
ence He says: ~.
al concerted the iiea 6Saeored lnr-.-,..--
while in Europe. TT ina TIE gave .., ,..'a'
tention 70 literature and rtnAtte G. al -
to te the truth, was 50 neatly deaf from .,.
larta that at times could scarcely hold ma -
head. L: seemed tdKSsthats twould sc.,- b..
able to do business sSzfn, ortske srv rcet
terest in life, and so,Sd 81sts long .torv .r,..
returned TO America TRS day 7 LANDED a..
New YORK. friend i1si eSs1e to hi. Fo-a 4.
dinner. He saw my wsaSsbdd condition go, %
declared that he had stA&sthins he ~,
tain would positively cure IT, More 10 No..
my friend than asythinsssIss. I took some q.
his remedy, an t;tgeg surprise slept we, ,ss.
night You esq NA1mssine that I cou,!ugss
to take it the meat saSgsna in brief ul,1l7cr.
month from thEstime Twas entirely curft -,
malaria in its Sprst fora. Who'll Y by the No..
Dufy's PuIe Nat Bl4sky-no cui ,ss VI
dxpss, During aRsth'sifime I wss ucrn-,--,
tesca4i us5 Is useyE NY wife, VINO Is ~
believer gHstempersfse as ineesd 50, rr.si.
and.dp fsd&Jmy witepdrcbssed It by the &C.
for mo ssyfAa ! reco cred felt ike new ma.
'and hayFF,s dssnumbers Of ny friend, to
'yy the sSne rSASaSs6r restoring their re.I,S
and the fsslltsAse Invariably been We s...
yAr SD Askt is s'Sen 'lenan whose VII a.,
,aspys aaeSsa4& sat the staten 1t be -ass.
'sspuaaS prove 9s5ee6able suggestion to al. 80,
fefsfsf Don malSeh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
Double daily line OF Pullman Palace s.ssyi..
Oars through 70 st. Louis via the
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tickets read via Texas All Pi
ei1c Railway. For maps, time tables pcEs
rates End all required irfoTmssion, esll Oh
G. D. LUsK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot For
Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent City Once, COZ
ner Main and Third streels.
Il. O. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agss'
Dallas.
and Ticket Agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNO A. GIANT. Generel Mansaar-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
TIE RAILROADS.
The Old RCiiabI5 DotBg \ Fine Bust
ussS Oh me Bio GrsRde piVl-
si0n OF The Road.
n Low Rate Granted tho Teachers Com
log to Fort WOrth-sOme Statistics
Hosae Noses.
Home Notes.

Home Notes.
The Texas and Pacific psy car started
from Fort worsh OF the l4:R, psying
. st to Marshall, there's on to the New
Orleans 0iVisieR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Double daily servIcs OF e,e-.nt PrI.-,.
BuEa: and Steering Csrs between san A1tSrI,
and Ksneas City and st. LoLis
Don't he deceived, bEt call for your uclr,,
vie the Missouri Pacific Railway.
kor any desired Information, tisks.s nan,
ROGERS etc, call on .. ~ JeK,
Ticket agent, Union depot, Fa.t WORM
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent, City once, 80,
ns- Main and Third streets.
II. G. ARCHER
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, DsI.st Ts,
B. ". MCULLOUGH
General fsss. and TlcketAgent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

oars CT the imperial family remained
81 the castle TIL after midnight. The
E IMPRESS did not leave the castle and g.
CLOCK resumed her watch st the bedside
- The p nnnpro-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
HUusfnr and Tsxas canrraI Rll

iBH al bT4hL Kali LIHa
B0UBLE DAILY TEAMS EAtH MI
No. 2, fast mail, DsDison to Houston IN ;aH
'osn hours. GhroUzh Buffet SIseN5rs BE-
tween Galveston and st. Louissh. Cofeitsai
and St Louis via DallsSEF DenilCr AZ
Sedalia. Pullman Eleapefse &c GIGWiLs Tst5
cars between Houston SadAusiin,
et9ansAip ticEcts ioler nan ~ oc'i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Hoped that the association
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
VIEWING THE REMAINS.

PoTsDAM, 5:40 P. NJ, June l5.-Pri0ce
Bismarck and the members of the Min
istry, Aides de- Camp and officers on duty
in the Palace hsve been admitted to the
room in which the remsirs lie. The ser
wants of the household and the soldiers
Of the Lehr bsttslion were afterwsrd al
lowed to enter, and they paid their last
tribute OF respect to their master. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Receiver Brown has placed an order
with the LitcIf4ld Car Works for soc
additional box and stock cars and twenty
Eve additional fruit cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Captais John A. Grant AMI General
M,Dsger L. S Tlorne were in Fort
Worth yes esd6y snd left VS. Trsnsconu-
nerts! division CG trip Of inspection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

a. FAULKNhi;, Gen. Fess, Agent Ho-'"'
G. d. LUSK, Depot Tieset Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
TEXAS AND EACIFiG.
Ta&NsCONTiMENT&i.
FORT WoHYN &ND HENvER,

SoCTh hound ............ 100 = N
gELF, CGIoR&HU AND sAsTA FE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

EXPRESSIONS OF GREY.
The evening papers are full CT express
sions Of grief at the E nperor's death
The North German Gazette ssys: "Hs
was true Hohenzollern. He leaves be-
hind him remembra n the heart Of
his contemporaries, and heri.ege TO
future generations, the memory OF q
Prince in when the highest perfected
virtue of noble manhood was crown Of
glory sbou. his head, Illuminating his
whole being"
Another article in the North German
Gazette referring to the new Emperor
William II. says: ga precious possess
sion of the house OF Hohenzollern,
handed down from father to son through
many generations, namely the earnest
performance Of the duty pertaining to
their high function, has been presented
the new Emperor, In all his surroundings
indicating to him his path through life.
He passed eight years of his youth in
education, rigorous work, and thus pre-
pared himself for the exalted and diff.
cult duties Of his once"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

Colonel John P. Moore, general live
stock agent hiss iast hsd q private teie-
graph wire completed from the union de-
pot to his ffice il order to keep the pub
lie Informed as 10 rates and shipments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01
I. Uopembe,.

Sers per;ebrte, fte fat ME I'M Gbtirs
lns ibrer 1rifunss3eit, fonbern fets
tur aa Strait sebeten, na& benz @iaen
8ptteS al,sylbarren. Dp@ mas fe
ielbit In benmtbsppIer g~rgebrns nidt
81 er1eben tpaSte. bas erlanste bic inns
brInffige Siirbitte Der Sabre fife lie:
mad erei Sabren boil irel,er 9hiGter.
filuns frat Der SoSssensel an ibr 2as
ger uno i@loB ibr init ianiteHi &ule
Die idbnen Irseu, bic 10 riele Tsarnen
eepeint, bod NIT ibrem lisbesD0en
8lid aud piele Gbrdnen eetrodnet bats
ten bienieben. Sic besriBte Jpn noQ
feliser Sreuce er tuar ibr ia fein
Sdudbilb - nein, Elm Srermo unb
GrI6ier, auf ben fe BOZ Sebniudt &c:
barrt = fibrte CT fie cod IN bic Irms
Derer, bic fte seliebt init allen Rrdftsm
ibrer Seele.
Im Mlerieelentoge trug man iie BIN
aus auf ben SrieobDf, fat besraben
inter 8lumett uno sefolst po, az ben
8abacien, oersn gutter GnseI lie setpe.
len i'm 2eben, tpie i'm Tooe; battle tie
bod ibr rei@es, irbii@es @ut eius,s in
ben Dienff Der 4rmen uno 8eordnoten
eefelt.
8ieIe Tbrdnen 1ohen ibrem Inben:
ten, als man zen Sars, Der Die i4Dne,
iusenbli6e @efalt uml9IDB, birab;
fentte in bic buntle @ruft. Die Geele
aber, bic II bieier 0iile setpDbnt, iie
fdpebte IN ben Mrmen hires Gngels
felig binan gum etpisen 9idt> no i9re
9teben lie ertparteten am Sbrpne oes
8aters.
1nb aIs itr GngeI tie geleitst su be-
lem Tbrpne, ba itredte ibr GrlDiec ibr
Die ebttliden 9dnoe enteesen unb lpra6
su ibr NIT Iddelnoer Ntilbe: v8ias
tornmen, Sobanna, piltommen unter
ben Seligen, Bel osuen Dir nun fir
INNER cine Stdtte bereitet lit. Die
9riifunpsseit, bic i6 Dir aufseleet,
Su half lie treu beitanoer mas Ou
gefeblt aus Siebs, Du bait es ourd
Siebe 0silbnt. Oie Opfer, bic Oh
auf@rben meinen@ ei&0pfen sebradt NIT
ltebeDolem 6ersen, ite ioaeu Dir nun
bier oben rei&lid pergoIten tueroen =
benn ieliS ftnb Die 8armkersisen -
ilno pas INNER ibre Shulb eepeien,
tie tperoen @armberisteit erIansen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01

rtmmt, tie miro itber u,s fommett, iiber
ollie Sdnoer IS miro cine &epplutipn
ltattfllloen, ipie Die @eltseiaidte nod
feline 81 per5eidnen fat.
Safet barum, ibr &atbplifell> tpeni9=
items uns nit iniern Sberbirter, init
ut1lern Prieltsrn pereint tpirien> Die TO-
eialeSrage i'm 6riltlid)en Slime l5ien sl
helfetl. uno bielcs pbne nnterl9ieb Der
Na'ionalitdt, benn uniere bsilise Mat.
ter, Die fatb. STRIDE, lit audi 6ier in
N;nerifa nidt bas ausl6lieblide Giaen.
tbum irgeno elmer Nat pralitdt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01
Mm Die riidfdnOigea Mbcm:
nenten oeS .Wanoerer,.

IS madt uns bur&aus tein Ser.
sniigsn, uns neranlaBt 3u ieben, uniere
GbDnnenten, bic nod i'm &ddifanbe
limb, an lire pfi6t su mabnen +; benn
man foate slaubsn, baB Elm ieSer 2eier
ieltit einie;en fam, baB bic 6eraus.
sobe elmer 10 srpRen 3eitung, tpie Der
eWanSerer', niel @elo toitst, unb bab
fas 8latt obne geniisenbe Ginnabmten
ieine Mussaben nidt befreiten fann.
Na@ DurdtGt unierer Announcements.
bilGer finoen mir leiber, 6ab nrd meb.
rere tauienb Dollars an &ldfdas
ben ausiteben. 8ir baben unier
WDBli6ifes 9etban, uniern 2eiern riel
uno in~teref1anten 2eieitpff su liefern,
baben bic 3situns uieberbolt persrbbert
uno ionit nod 8ieles our 8erbeferupa
oes Snbaltes setban. Gs lit bebbalb
niat mebr als biIig unb redt. bab uns
lere 2eler fih ettpas erfenntliH aeiaen
uno burd @inienben bes riidfdnbiaen
Observation-Disclosures unS es erm5us
liden, in Ter SerbDQtommnung bes
.Wanoeret' fort3ufabren.
Da Der 8etraa bes Mbonnements 10
tlein 1T, 70 lit Manaer peliudt, i'm
Orange Der @ei@dfts Die @inienouna
oesiel6en gu iiberiebsn. SIM poriser
Sobr tpar aud tpobI bic Grnte feline ers
.siebiae, un6 bebbaIb baben mir mebr
NaHli&t paltsn laftn /; aber mad ben
8erihten bon Der bieBidhrigen Gtnte
lit cieielbe, NIT einigen Musnabmen,
beoeiteno 5infiger .alisgefanen, ais I'M
lebten Sabr. Demna3 1T fir bic
Weiiten tpobl taurn @runb ucrbanben,
NIT Der @inienSuns Der &Idfdnbe ldus
ger 3u 3n5ern.
@ie melt Der Gbcnnementsbetraa
entrtdtet tpuroe, fam ia eit syeber oui
Der abrefe Der i'm s~usebenben Stun.
iner erfeben.
.3tgleia nDdten mir AUDI uniere 60.
cali Asenten urn Collection ino ginIen=
onns etipa ~einsesansener @eIber, mad
Der @ebibren, freunbIiHif sa ers
Die @ef&dftsfIbrung Der
.@anberer.