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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
LITIGATION AND LAW.
A Hotel Man Wants $t,5OO-The IL

n Hotel Man wants SI,OOO-The lu-
junction Case Postponed.
In a petition filed by Reuben Forbes
against S. G. Shepard it is related that on
January 1 last these two entered into au
agreement whereby plaintiff leased from
defendant q lot and building in ountze 81
Ruth's addition, where he proposed to keep
o hotel. The lease was made to run one year
at a rental value of $500 per month, payable
in advance. Forbes further alleges that
Shepard represented to him falsely hat, Ihe
house contained thirty, sleeping rooms, par
lor, Office, kitchen and basement, laundry
outfit, all in good condition. On the other
hand, says plaintiff, everything was topsy-
tJrvy; gas aud sewer connections were
imperfect, which was subsequently the
chief cause for much damage to supplies.
BY reason of these conditions he claims to
nave been damaged to the extent of 81, 800,
and asks the court to give him Judgment for
that amount.
The application of the motor company for
a restraining order against the street rail-
way company in South Omaha was set down
for hearing yesterday, but was continued until
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, for the reason that
MIR. Webster, attorney for the defendant, Is
engaged at South Omaha. He and General
Gown therefore filed a stipulation of post
ponement.
For the purpose of opening up anew the
case of friedrich b. Lowe against John p.
GtelIenSteln, StepueH d. 1OTe, luoulaS d.
Slaughter and Charles S. KNITTING, Mr..
Coval has filed his petition accompanied by
affidavits from all these defendents denying
that Lowe is the owner of lots 5 and o, in
block 3, Idlewild addition, or that he has any
title thereto by virtue of a regular and per-
feet chain Of conveyances from Robert
Shields. They claim ownership through the
purchase at a sheriffhs sale made November,
25, 1857, to satisfy an attachment. This is
another of the many suits now pending
by Helfenstein.
Judge Duudy made an order yesterdy in
the case Of Almcndorf, Waite ~ Go. vs.
James S. McAleer ct al, which was brought
to TO ~reclose q mortgage. The order awards
the plaintiff So, 900 with interest, and directs
that the elevators at Unadilla and Dunbar
be sold to satisfy the claim.
An order was issued in the case Of Delaney
vs. the Nebraska Tile and Pottery company,
allowing the stockholders to become party
defendants.
Henry Seaman, of Teuumseh, was arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Wright
and brought to the city yesterday for selling
liquor without a license. He va arraigned
before Judge Duudy and gave bail for his
appearance at the Noyemb' I'm OF court.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

MIR. LowRY's resolution to require
the architects of the city hall to desig-
nate the stone, and other materials to be
used Is eminently proper. There should,
however, be a wide latitude given so that
the Of no particular quarry shall
have a monopoly. The lower stories OF
the main front should by all means be
Of granite and the stone above these
stories, If granite is not used, should
correspond in color with the lower
stories.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

CHIEF MAyEs, Of the Cherokee ma
ton, has reconsidered his determine
ton not to call a special session of the
national council TO meet the commas
sion appointed by the president for the
negotiation of the Cherokee strip. In
all probability the council will be con-
vened when requested, but the gene raj
impression is that it will not be in any
haste to confirm the sale OF the land
except On most favorable terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

widow whose husband lost his life by
the food, ahd it is an action for dam
ages to the amount Of fifty thousand dol
lars. Theichse will attract special in
terest inasmuch as It will set q prece-
dent, II successful, for the prosecution
of similar suits against the millionaire
members Of the club. It remains to be
seen how far the courts will go in hold
ing them pe%cuuiarily responsible for the
dtaaatar "a
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
supreme Court Cases.

The following cases were filed for trial In
the supreme court to-day:
Thomas Coy VS. Christian Miller, error
from Phelps county.
Crane Bros. Manufacturing company vs.
A. j. Weaver ct al; appeal from Hall county.
Lincoln Brick and Tile works ct al vs.
Cyrus M. Hall; error from Lancaster
county.
Crane Bros. Manufacturing company Va
A. II. Barker ct nj; appeal from Hall
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

In IT'S discussion of proper meat and
fruit inspection laws the council is al
together too solicitous for the butchers
and fruit and vegetable dealers. The
council should pass such ordinances as
will best protect the consumer. The
butchers and vegetable dealers will pro-
tect themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
A Beautiful Southern Sentiment.
Atlanta Constitution

1t is said that Jason Brown, a son Of old
John Brown, has written to a friend COM
planning of his poverty and limiting that the
colored people ought to raise a fund for him.
A northern paper discredits the report and
says that it takes more than one generation
to get from John Brown to a beggar. 1t
would be poetic justice if all the descendants
of the Harper's Ferry raider starved in the
midst of the people who reverence the old
man as a martyr. So far as the negroes are
concerned their heads are level. They will
not contribute a dime to any of John Browns
brood.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
COAL LICENSES.
The Small Coal Dealers Are Said Il
Reap the Benefit.


Reap the Benefit.
Mr.. Squires, of Coutant & Squires, says
that the 500 license against which the small
coal dealers are raising so many objections
was not intended as a ''freeze-out' for the
small dealers, but was intended as a protec-
ton to every established coal dealer. A mum
Der of grocers, druggists and other merchants
had been selling coal at their places Of bust
ness for large coal firms and receiving q
commission for 1t. This had tie tendency To
increase the price Of coal.
There is also a class of men who buy coal
of the coal dealers at the regular price, and
make a profit by selling it again at short
weight. The object of the 500 license was
10 drive both of these classes of dealers out
of the business. -,
MIR. Squires said, further, that the small
coal dealers are benefited TO a greater ex-
tent by IL than the larger ones, and that the
firm of which he is a member paid the SlOC
license under protest
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
Soft Headed Sentimentaiists.

Isn't II about time to stop discussing
whether ''poor Kemmler' and the other
brutes who used their knives, pistols aud
axes on their defenseless wives will suffer
much or little pain in dying. either by cleo
tricity or the old fashioned nooses 'Poor
Kemmler," indeedl Poor Jack the Ripperl
Poor, dear murderers, one and ALL How
sorry we all ought to be If they shouldn't
have a perfectly easy and painless DEATH
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

HAVING set its heart upon absorbing
all the white lead works Of the country,
the Standard Oil monopoly has finally
succeeded in controlling the output of
that product. 1t is to be expected that
q rise In price will follow and that the
consumer of white lead will be obliged
to hand over to hat trust a handsome
profit for its pains.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE prevalence of Texas fever among
the cattle Of the southwest has alarmed
the health authorities of Kansas as we'll
as Illinois. Stringent quarantine regu-
lations are about to be established In
those StnteS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

AS A body attending strictly to the
wants OF Omaha the council is winning
golden opinions for itself. The recent
sessions have been characterized by an
attention to business which is in strong
contrast to the actions of the council in
the past.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE county drug store is a proper
subject for the commissioners to tackle.
If the county actually does expend six
thousand dollars a year for drugs, med
icines and compounds, the county can
well afford to let its prescription de-
partment to the lowest bidder.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE county drug clerk employed at a
salary of ei%ghty-three dollars a month
is said to have compounded nearly eight
thousand prescriptions within a year.
The question is how many of these pre-
scriptions were whisky straightsp
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

CONSERVATION seized the British
sealers trespassing in Behring waters
and the protection of the provincial
government has been invoked. 1t Is
hard to see what help Canada is able to
extend to these poachers caught In
American waters without violating In
ternaLiOnal apreements.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

HENRY GEORGE might find North
Dakota a rich field in which to propo-
gate his single tax theory. The whole
world is interested in knowing just how
the scheme would work if put into prac-
tice, and Dakota is sufficiently ambitious
to experiment with it.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

IF CONTRACTORS who are laying soft
brick into the walls of business and res
idence blocks were more frequently
brought to time by the building inspec-
tor, they would be apt to pay much
more attention to the building ordi-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE interior department is evidently
ing of the Sioux reservation than the
commission itself. 1t is probable that a
sufficient number of Indians will sign
the bill but it will not be a unanimous
consent by any means.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE ~dastardly, murderous assault on
John Atkins, editor of the Denver
News, should arouse the law-abiding
citizens of the Colorado capital to the
necessity of closing the dens and dives
and making it too hot for roughs and
rowdies to remain within twenty miles
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

Kansas City Times.
Colonel Emmons Clark, who was appointed
to be consul at Havre, has declined. Colonel
Clark should be put in glass case.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
Will Rule or Ruin.

A number of the members of the "Repub-
llcan Non-P Partisan Prohibitory league" or
ganized to capture democrats and prohibit
bitionists, met IN Lincoln a day or two ago,
but were so quiet chat the press failed to
catch them at the oppcrtune time, but the
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

THE South Fork Fishing club, to
whose negligence Is attributed the
breaking o. the dam which caused the
terrible loss Of life and property at
Jo~hnstown, has been sued for damages.
The suit is brought by q Pittsburg
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
THE DAILY BEE.

Average. S,OlS
Sworn to before me and subscribed to in my
presence this 21th day OF July, A. d. 1889.
ISeal.1 N. 7. FELL, Notary Public.
State of Nebraska, =.
County of Douglas. 80.
George b. Tzschucs, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is secretary OF The Bee
Publishing company, that the actual average
daily circulation of TIE DAILY BEE for the
month of July, 1899. was II ,033 copies; for Augu II,
1888, 1878 copies; for September. 1893, il. l5i
copies; for October 1888. 1904 copies; for No.
1928 copies; 10, January, 1880. 1854, copies;
for February. 1889, 1895 COPIES; for March. 1859.
1884 copies; for April, 1879. 1859 copies; for
May, 1889. IL, 800 copies; for June. 1889. 1858.
copies. GEO. b. T~ZsCHUCK.
Sworn to, before me and subscribed in my
presence this Both day of July. 1880.
tsEAL. N. FELL, Notary Public
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
The IiltnO oils Method.

LOhfSplte COuriCf-JOtTnut.
Before an IIlinoisan is sent to the insane
asylum his friends should try kicking him in
the stomach. If that treatment helps him
in the asylum it ought to do good before he
enters 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Whom Baby was siel, We gave her CastorA-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom shs became Miss, she chung TO castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

to Miss Softly the other evening. Proprietor
SHARPLY, to bookkeeper)- Miss Ademup, close
Mr.. Spoonamore's account and send bill at
once
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
the Bond.

Approved the Bond.
Judge Dundy approved the Official bond
yesterday Of Charles Cornell, who has
been appointed register Of the land office at
Valentine.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01

WILL Omaha soon be compelled to
drink "Brit;sh" beer.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-01
Revenue Collectie-s for July.

The following collections for the month of
July are reported in the Office OF the collec.
49,. oE ;nInrnnI tnArnnIn.
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Special DIspa,ch 10 The AnneaI

hpccInI OIsnnIch 10 Tho Appeal
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE John Grin passed
70 Paducah Saturday night. The John A.
Wood. with large coal tow, went south this
morning. One Of her deck hands, who was
put ashore here TO go TO the hospital, tried
to kill himself this morning by shooting in
the left side. The bullet entered between
the hihth ana tenth ribs, making an ugly
but not fatal wound. He was afterward
taken to the hospital. His name is BARLEY
kenney. The George Shiras, with tow Of
produce boats, passed south this morning.
The City OF Vicksbnrg telcgnphed from
Cape Girardeau this morning that she would
be out this evening. River 1919 feet, fall
oil II inches In twenty-fonr hours.
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j. !. !. !. |.
FxffkEv~ra pu HiN'H CELEBRATED PAT
49, ~ N INT ARTIFICIAL iius ANn
W4rs.lll ID ARMS have 30 thr motion ui me
~ ffTtfFf1 natural Hubs Perfect Satisfaction
"a fflN "A lu ell UisfH % nu pay Prices o.
~. 4IrL&tjI durrd. sole manufacturer iur
- la.fl-.I mnlmcd Louisiana soldiers tfutch.
~ HLf-N - aud luisps uf 40 STYLES aud
- tr,tlEr4 ufircs. lsmphlcs aud prUrsist
u~~--A%-444t49 sent free
AsMrpEHNOT-r. Manufacturer
No 90 rt. thHflfs stftpt htW ufIrtue
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BUSINESS was fair on the levee yesterday.
The Chickasaw goes out Wednesday at 5
O'Clock pm. for White River.
The Annie p. Silver leaves from the Gle
vator this morning at 10 o'clock for New Or.
leans.
Capt. Halls popular and fast steamer,
ruth; leaves this evening at o'clock for
New Madrid.
The Anchor Line steamer City of Vicks.
burg will pass here at noon on her way
from st. Louis to Natchcz.
The Eugene brought in big cargo Of cot.
ton and seed from the Arkansas river YES.
terday. She goes back this evening at 5
O'Clock.
The Buckeye State, under command of
Capt Ninton, leaves this afternoon at 8
O'Clock for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
CAPT. FRANK ], ELLISON, commander and
part owner OF the Hudson, now running ON
the Ohio River between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg has been appointed master of the
Anchor Line Belle Memphis in the st. Louis
and Natche2 trade. His appointment dates
two months back.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN thfs column pR ne charg,i n, ,. A,
loc tort'o Inns one Insertion; teo Insertions, 2S. one
ttck, SOC
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AZ Cincinnati.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CiNCINNAr o., Feb. 1.-THE river Is fall.
ing, with III feet Of water on the marks. The
cold wave signal is flying aud there has been
Light snow during the day. Ice Is not heavy
yet The Louis A. Shirley Is announced TO
leave for Pittsburg tomorrow.
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speclnl Dlsnntch 10 Thc AppenI

hpecInI DIsnatch 70 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb. l1.-Busincss was
active on the wharf, when ten regulars got
of ON time and in good shape, with lair
receipts. The DcSotO is below Greensboro,
In good condition. She will get In by
o'clock tonight and have quick dispatch.
The Guiding Star is due tonight, and will
sail ut 10 o'clock in the morning. Her pros
poets here and below are stclass for a full
cargo but business along the front continues
active In all directions
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chesape.l.s and Ohil ItsIis.


s'.ss'ss'...i 'H'iey ~ u.s g., 80 30 90 o. 9
leaves Arrive
svickshurg ~ ioooam svickshurgE " coo %
~ o Past Mail 40 pm ~ o faa Mall 40 ID
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arrivals-Eugene, Arkansas River.
Departures-James Lee, Arkansas City;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
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AtGreenNIIIc. Miss.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GREENyILLE Miss. Feb. 1.-THE U. p.
Schonck, for Cincinnati, went up at o'clock
am, after taking on $50 bales Eastern cot
ton aud p bales Of lintcrs. River Do. feet,
and falling. Weather fine.
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LAND no Lrr.

acc AcRrs At wuITtHAyEN. Os MAT
100 R " tenant houses on place ALLEN
a FINLEY. 10 Madison street
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ANiUSENIENr.


NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
~ Frank Gray, Manager
Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee,
o,,,,,. beginning Monday, February H.
ARTHUR KEHAN's COMPANY OF COMEDIANS
AhnHuR REHAN'S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS
ARTHUR REHAN's COMPANY OF COMEDIANS
Playing the Comedy Successes of Days
Theater n Y
Monday Evening and Wednesday Matinee,
NANCY Il co.
Tuesday Evening.
Z. 20
Wednesday Evening
LOVE IN HARNESS.
Thursday and Friday Nights and saturday Matinee
Only, Feb l4-ljl6
Inc Grandest Dramatic Production OF the Season.
MARIE HlLfORDE,
MARIE HlLFORDE,
MARIE lllLF0RDE.
Accompanied by
MR.. WIN. f. CLIFTON,
MR.. WM. y. CLIFTON
MR. VIM f. CLIFTON
In the Great Historical Play,
THEODORA. THEODORA. THEODORE
THEODORA. THEODORA. THEODORA
THEODORE THEODORE. THEoDoRA.
Monday, February iS-LoTTA.
NNToNDERLAND MUSEUM AND THEATER.
w strictly FirstClass Resort for Ladies'
NICK FORSTER and chil sISa,,.,o, 49,, v..,.
Week Commencing February II.
CURIO HALL.
The Celebrated Gee Family Lady Cornet Band
Proi Reeds Troupe Of Six Performing Bcars The
OREGON Beauty Prof Herman, Great Iindoo Box
Mystery
Earl 4 Wilson Star Specially Co., The Lees
Sketch Artists W. d. Kellogg. Banjo King; Mile
wheeler, Geo. W. Flynn aud Others
ADMISSION TO ALL TEN CENTS.
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stage of the Rivers.

OTFiCE siGNAL sEHytcE. q. s. A.,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. n, lSsa I
The following observations are taken nj all sta.
tons in the 18th meridian lime. which IA one hour
later than Memphis time.
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Dissolution Notice.

MfHrnis. Tenn February Z itp
The firm ~ TRANK a CO.. of Cuuruffia. BOIL.
var county Mis BE- this day Dissolved by mutual
consent The estates Of ii,nB frank aud Joseph
turafman retiring
Tho business will D. conducted by Godfrey
fmuk, sol Cohen AMI Victor Huraman. under the
firm name and style II FRANK. upIttN 4 90 -.
AMI ihoy assume al ibo liabilities ~ aid FRANK
CO.. and thry afu alone authorized ~ culicr tho
debts due ~ aid num.
fimRT MILLER
tusIlH tAuiW
Executor Estate ~ iusUph suEafmnn.
ri. FRANK
EKr uiuf IiHiU iirny Frank
q. lUAhk
fUI tUliIN
NiDIuN HIsAUNAN
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nnnM. Avn nnAnn.

HOoNS AND nOAUD.
A DESIRABLE FRONT noon ron 2 GENTLE
~ men, with ropd boari, ~ 40 Count stfoct
MISERABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD AT u
- Madison street
LNLEgANT FURNISHED THONT ROOM WfTH
u bsst ri table huafd nt 49, Mains
L'RUNT FURNISHED ROOM, NALL ROOM Al.
u hshrd, with buard. NJ " Madison street
Two UuOus-U NEFU HNsliED AND ONEUN
! furnished with bpsri. at ~ scrBni street
fI'HKE. Or FOUR LARGE EOOaa VIM %
! without huIri. uf suitable i0f light h1Ise
keeping. al VI Market sifcct
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water
STATIONS


lar I. NJ. Galbrrath. No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
UntA
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho am Of DuSNAvASr 4 ALsur. Coptac
tor and nalldcr. - jefferson ,ifcct, H. hls day
dissolved BY Limitation. n G. Al,up rrllring.
The business will h. conducted by Juo , bun.
naunL under the firm name of $50 D puNyA
Want a co. aud they a,-umc M lIabnIiIc. aud
aro alone authorized 70 collect the debts duo aid
hun. INO !. BuNNAyANT,
nc AisUr.
Referring 20 the above card. desire 10 Inform
my friculs that { have retired from the firm ~
DuNNAvANr a AIsur. bat Will rt1umo the
business u contractor snl builder ~ o. Count
street. whcv l will b. glai 10 r,ool,c my fficui,
aud thclf patronage q. ALsrE
Memphis Tenn. February No. tssp
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LEGAL NOTICE

No'ie'fI tc-l9 ayeu 'haii IN i.Nurris1n am
the irRai Owner ~ Bounty Land Wnfmut so .l5i.
bot ~ acfu', issued under us art OF MirHh 81 lisa
IN my name aud that aid Warrant having been
lost ~ destroyed have made application 10 th
Commissioner u Pensions iof a duplicate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21

neue 9ebaube, peI4es ibsr 1919, 900 Wart
toiten wtrb, entbdIt cine Sront BON AZ W.
gs ioa sweiifOdts aufsefibrt perben. Sir
8ersroBeruns bes Rloifers bur9 Iubau TT
Der entfpre4enbe Baum porbanben. Wan
best rdmli4, laut 9ammsS SOFTER Y3ts.",
ote Soffnuns, bab In Der 3utunft bas
WutterhauS ber llriulinen bier iein wirb.
S4On 10 balb ais mOsIi9, iou bie 9sbrsrs
innen : SiIbunssunitaIt bisies &loiters,
pel6e circa IA 36sIinse sdbIt, mad bier
uerlest werbe.
MenBcrit psinlid bat ben 81. gatsr bic
Wntwort Der baperiiden &esierung auf bic
Osntidrift Der Biid6fe beriibrt, NORM ie
BITE Sel5mereen Der Stride sssen bic 9lusz
iibuns elmer gang unSeredtiertieten unb
tbetlweiie 3eraoe3u uubaltbaren Sberberrs
li9tsit uno 8euormunbuns isitens Der
Staatsresieruns btsier unterbrsiteten. Die
antpcrt itebt benz Winitsrprdfbsnten 2us
sleid, in gtsbsnia6en uaGssbsnb, iu5t le
ben SGein tes WobIwoqens Der Gesieruns
gesen be STRIDE 5u erwsGen. I'M In princis
piellen 8unften auf ibrem S~tanbpunste gu
psrbarreu.
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0itteruna, obne biIfreiden 9siffanb, obne

@itterung, obne biIfrei9en 8eiffanb, obnt
ben %geringiten trDitenben ober peri6bneu:
ben 3uIpru9, ii9 unb tbrem glenb iiber:
lafen, fibrten bic ltnsladli3en elm trauris
ges, biIhoies Saiein, weI9es bur1 tetneu
9i9tbIif erbeitert purbe. Su bieier ber
9er3neifung naben llmsebuug, unter ben
fdpiertsffen l1mitduben pirfte p. Damien
l6 Sabre binbur9 ute etn iesenlpenbenber
Ipoltsl. @r bra1te Srbnuns unb Gube
inter bic llnsliidItden, lebrte fie Sitten
bausn uub @drten pilesen uub ridtete il:
rem Sinn auf bic erbabenen Erotunsen
Der Relision; er mar, pte er Der bawaii:
i6en &ssieruns i9risb, Nrst, Sseliorssr,
Wasiitratspsrion S9uusbrer, Stmmer.
mann, WaIer, 9drtner, &o9 uno oft
Eootensrdber unb 2si9enbsitatter In elmer
Yeriou. 0ur9 feline u~nausseissten Se;
miibursen, bas 2oos iener @eritoBenen gu
erIei6tern, sewann er f6 tbr 9ertrauen
unb ibre 3uneiguns; anbere Mdnner,
bur6 iein Seiipiel a~n9efpornt, b~esanpeu
fi9 fir bic Nusidstsen BON Molotat au in:
tereiftreu, unb iaubten ibnen Sausserdtbs
i4aften, gauwertjeuse uno 9ebensmitteI.
Statt eIsnber Stroblaser unb baIbpsrfauI:
ter Yfible, wobnen bic Iusidsisen iest IN
icIiben 9itten; bic Suiel bat iest Soipt'
taller, ti9ttse Srantenpdtter, S9ulsn uni
Rirden; bic &ranten erbalten quite Nab:
runS unb bauerbafte &leibuns; fe fint
ni9t mebr bic perIafeneu Weni5sn por
ebebem. limb alles Dies 1T burd Der
beroii9sn Spfsrmutb, bic unsrmioIid'
8~tuenstraft bss eblsn Y,isiters errei1
worben, wel9er ietn beiIises gmt nit ben
pollen 8ewubtietn bes unaasiprs9Ii9sr
S9idials ansetreten bat, wsI6em bic fort
udbrenbe 8eribruns NIT benz Nuslasisel
i'm en~tsesenfibren muBte.
Seine Nrbsiten," fast elm Yrotefant
vwarsn miibielts unb iibsr ole meni5Iidsl
ardfte, aber ieiu Gifer ibsrpanb idmmtIi
DE SinberniHe."
@as Ssmanb INNER fir elmer gonfei
ton anseb6ren. mag, 70 tann er, penn c
nur nod einises @sfibI fir iittli9e @roB
unb &einbeit in isinem 8uieu birst, b
8etra6tuns bes 2ebers bieies 9rieiter
muir ersrifeu, be3iebentIi5 erbaut itd fiji
len.
P. Damien mar Elm &ieie I'M 9entsn
@ouen unb Sanbeln, Der has @6ttlid
unb @ottes Wuieitdt NIT @laubensmut
unb 9eIbenfinn burd sroBe Stese gu per
berrIi9en puBte. Sest bat er bic &ron
bss episen 2ebers erbalten unb @otte
gusel freuen fi9 iber Seinen 0tsne,
gbre benz Nnbenten bes gerepistsn!