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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

9lane unb flob auf einem eben abeebens
ben Sradtsuse aus Der Stabt. Ser
saneene Nadt febrte er beimli6 na4
&pdmea suriid in 8eeleituns beS 8prs
iieenoen Der Metbpoilten STRIDE, 8als
fer. Sin tirbli6es @eri9t tpuroe TO-
fort suIammen berufen. 8uffum le9te
Elm bo1s5 @sitdnbniB BON ieiner S6ulo
al unb bat Inn @erSeibung, aber Nie:
manb tpar bierSa seneist. st wuroe
BON Der Metbpoiitentirde unterS 4inpf
unb Sdanbe entlaiien, pie auh Der
8olmaht, Elm uDiener oes @panSes
liums" sl fein, beraubt. St 1T &as
plan Der @rpben 2ose, Gpns pf 8etes
rams, uno Elm snselebener Sitter Der
9btbias. Cine Mn3abl conierbatiber
8irser balten stpar Die empDrten 8urs
ger s1riid ; tpenn jebph Bufum leinen
Aufentbalt nidt iebr abtiir5t, 10 tpiro er
Der 8plfswutb niht entgeben.
Muntata.
Nabe Sort 8eaeb bat iid
ber Dem Trunfe erSebene ncrtpegi1de
Sarm,er 0ans 9alperlon auf einem5uge
eriAp1en. $. tpar auf Der &eile bon
Sereus Sails, Mim., nad Tacoma,
@aibin9tpn Terr. begriffen.
2lms anberen gtaaten.
-Sm Sitter bon erit 43 Satren et:
lag etaem 2eberleioen 81 New gorl
Sames 8alentire 9ideb. @riinoea
uno lonsjdbriser 9auptreoacteur BEL
,gatbolic @epiew'. St tpar eebirtie
aus Srlaub, no ct ieine Stuoien madte.
tam 1866 nad Mmerifa uno tpuro'
Nfit. &soacteur Der s@Drlo' in Seen
Sort. SIM Sabre 1872 sriinoete 0idst
Die .GatboIic &spiep', melde su Der
befen unb geoiegenften fatb. Mo&en
bldttern Der Ser. Staaten gstDrt. 8o1i
eys Sabr ma9te Der @e,itorbene Elm
grbotuussre,ie nah europa unb hatt
BE Sire, In &um bonn Fl. 8ater It
beipnbersr Mubien; empfaasen su tper
ben. Set 1872 mar er nit Msnei
aapanasb, elmer Sodier ees eelsbrte'
prpfeHorS Sames 90. &npanasb reI
Der fatb. uniperitdt Srlano's, ueEbe;
ratbet.
- Gre Stabt, bic ton ben dlteae
8epobnern Mmetita's, Den Natsten Doe
ToIteten, elbaut tpproen iein ion, |
tiiralih etra 80 Meilen tpeiftiA DO
Sccorrc i'm Terr. Mertco ent
bedt tporben. @m. Sistton bd!t iic
ssgenwdrtis in 9~eapentportb, &as
Dem 3uede aut cine @eieuidaft 20
6 8srionen gu prsaniiren, um 81
Musgrabuag Der Stabt porSu
nebmen. st bradte cine Mn3abl bo
&eliquien nit iid, tuslhs enttpeoer be
GprneGs uniosrlitdt In St5aca, sc. 9
ooer benz Gmitbioniiden Snititut /
8aftinstpn iibermieien tperoen ioIer
:. 3wei ODER bret 9duier iino 5ereits aus
gegraben poroen uno ueiien Spure
bon bebeutenbsr orditettoniider SdDr
belt auf. Mud ba8 8ett zines grobe
tinifliden Sss's wuroe ~eefunoen, Iii
man nsripridt fih i5etbaupt biel Nui
!, Tides fir bic @iHeniaaft bon ben b.
3unebmenoen Muserabun5en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
Ym %nerfamfen.

Der umftanb, baB meme Nrbeitsfraft
i'm iteten Abnebmen lit unb i'd auf meinc
0eiunobeit beoadt icin muB, peranlaBt
mid, nein 5 Sabre aires 3ubtpferbtStal-
lion) gum ge,faufe an3ubieten. Saielbe
lit balb GIioe uno balb Norman STAGE uno
fam lammt me6reren ietner 6oblcn ge>
le6en iperoen auf meiner Sarm, q Weilen
iioIib bon 6aitings, 4 Weile tueitli6
bon Der Cannon 6aQs 9toab.
Nnton Guiding, Gtgent6.
Settings, Oafota So, Rinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

y Dieie nterfipirbise Neuisfeit beg Srn. 8~prnartb
miro aefpte bic Gaulenoe BON Gbei[nebntern an benz
@basfd'er Seite nidt rpenig iiberrai6en. Inns fel oas
bel 6olsenbes ein: Air ielber per,tabmen in Gbasfa,
Dor ber srpBen Giafmittassper anlmlung, 81 unierer
Serirun6erung, ME Seuianb, I'M 8eiiein ppn CT Nnz
oeren, ppr vSpipnen" bes bohw. Srn. srsbiihDfes
parnte. Gy9-tI IS iiHb Spipne oa rs 0ieier
Sentans nun mar acknowledgements geraee aus
x bafppee, unb bat ii1 ais b~eipnnerer 6rennh unc
66rnerer Der 9dtb. Sitter berpprseban. 3aB er zen
Srn. edtpr Serau nit benz ~ ylone" geneint babe,
mar aug ie6r nabelie9encen Grinben BE reinite I'm.
m1afihfeit. Neb. b. .4aneerer'.
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z. N1drS.


- @ranb Sorts, 3: Wtdrs.
9eute tprroe Der alf Der Strede 9fehe
bis ct. Saul itationirte @iienbabnaSent
WtiltOn @risbt perbaftet' VI TT
Der nnterid'aSunS ines@elobriefss be-
ibulOist.
aberdeen. L. Mdrs Der
Territprials Statitifer Sberioan erldBt
bic Mittbei(uns, baB 0atOta nidt msbr
SO eisen senus fur 8rpS unb Saat
bat. SIM SeIit BON Sarmern uno IN
ben Sagerbduism iino MIR nod 8 gttl'
Iipnen 8uibels, tpdbrenb fir Sroo uto
Gaat IL Milipnen 8ulbels e%rforoerlt9
Iino. Sn Mfittel= uno SuosSatpta
fnS nod SO Bis 9OGrpcent Der pprjdbz
riaen@e isens grnte porbapoen, Die nDros
liden unS norbweitliden Counties aber
baben nur nod 8 Bis 10 9rpcent Der
Grnte. 0er @eisen in Mittels uno
SibsO atpta tppg epn 48 Bis 62 YIuno
per 8uibel, in Dem u6roitteSirt" Ooer
ben nDrolihen Counties tppg ct ttllr Stpts
iden 80 unb AZ 8funo. Der i@ledte
Musfaa Der Grnte tpar bur6 DIrrs in
SiosO atpta unb Die glusult= SrDfe in
&pro'9 afpta 9erbeisefab1t.
= Sn CANTON itarb Sberifi
uno Gbef Der Selteltpebr &tnctl am
2ungenfieber.
= Son Den in 8ismard be1
2egislatur ppr9ete9ten 8ias tper:
ben Dem Qnl6ein nah faum so 8elet
iuerben. Sdledter grfol9 fir Die auf
9epenoete Mtiibe!
- Die uOeaowepb SEDUCTION
@prf8" Iinb am Samita9 nieber:
eebrannt. 8erIiderungssS ummt
$4,000; Sdaoen 100000. Di'
Mebrsobl Der Ietipndre bes nnterneb
mems 1ino 8iirger Der Staot.
= Gm SpmntaszN admittaS perur
1udte bas Seuer I'M &atertptpn
8adbaule gu @atertDmn elmer
S6aoen bon einisen bunbert Dollars
Sn Der acknowledgement Ha9t brad aud
in Der u@aint Sactorp" 6euer aus
Der 9erluit belduft iid auf $500 Uni
tpiro bur9 Die @erii9erunssiumme sc
bedt. 8eibe 6euer ioaen anselest nor
ben 1ein.
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Sin gutter 0et6dftsptab 80
uetfnufen.

GBegen pcrgeridtem alter bin i'd seionnen, rneine
Sarm gu p~ertduien. Dieielte umfabt IS Ader SaHo.
I'm einem Ode berIelben lit Elm Gtore @ebdnhe. Das
an ben Stpre gebaut entbdft 5pei CUTE Refer
unb cine Giferne; ferner 1T Elm Brunnen, einGetreibes
ipeiher, Stdne fir Bferoe nno 8inbpieh nnb nod mehe
rere feline yieben9ebduoe in Der ndhIten Fdbe beS
gBohnbauies. Die 6arm tefinoet f4 ndbe bel Der
Girhe unn benz G9ulbauie; nnb MIR x Dfeilen pom Der
Bdbnit1tirn, NO Elm gutter Rei5ens nnb 6eumdrft 1T
Das saHe 1T frn9tbar nab in suteu 3nIianes. IS
Ader fno inter Bfu9. IS dfer enfhalten gutes 6nls u.
eas ibri9e III gnfes BieieHIanb nit Eimnfbp uut
6entnu, Wegeu 9aufbcfingun9en Denbe ntau fd f4riits
LID resr nrhneli4 an llnter5eshneten.
Safob GMleb,
ct. Bonifatius, 5ennepin 60, Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

-Sn Gbippewa Sails bro
d bic tpesen Strabenraubes ibtem
@erbbr entsesenSebenoen @efanse.en
Mcyteil uno Olien aus benz @efdnsnib.
8is Jest iino ie mod nidt pieoer err
9riffen pproen.
M5bIan'b, 4ten MdrS. Oas
@erbot Ieitens bes staotratbes, &inoer
pbne Smpfi6eine gu ben uOffentliden"
S&uleu susula7enL bat 9ier cine fleine
&ebel(ipn berpprgerufen. Der
s6ulbeiud tpar in fOlse oe6m bsute
beoelteno seripser.
= Mab Dem ct. Solepbs 9oipital
in Gbippewa Salts wuroe am
3. MSdrs Gnbrep @ibberton NIT einem
ssidbrlidm S9ub III Der Srtf ses
bradt. Die &usel erbielt er ans elmer
9ee6idle. Stsler b%erielben 1T nod
nidt erdittelt, jerp9 iino Die SebDreen
emIig tembbt, 2idt in Die Mnselesenbeit
su bringen. -Spbn @teGartbp's 9aus
brannte am MontaszM orsen ME-
Der. Der 8erlult BON $500 tpiro
our@ bic @eriidermssiumme be;nabe
aeoedt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
$500
Rag 0efpart st
mad Der


Die Gntiernlna BON ct. Yaul nah Tacoma, Sedttle,
8prtlono pber anSere1 Bldben an Der Suite ut etrcd
1000 Nieilen. gSie man alf Der &orfe fer Sers'rl9ieh
Staaten ieben lam, gteot es night ireni3er als tnn1 9af
eifcz 8abnen. ndnllid bic 2 Ito Yasiiie, Central: Faettte,
llnipnz Eacifie, J~iprtberl : Soetfte UNI Nfanltooa poer
pielnrebr Ganbieu gaeife.
Nne bieie 93abnen aebeu peridieoene We9e, BON Der
Glib Yaeificz Sabn ourd 2eras, gteip NteTlep lilo AriS
spna bis III Der 9anabie1s taetfte llber ~aStrnlps9 nhp
Rph briiben burf gforb>G anaoa uno meter NIT SrdHfz
eanirfer Der 8iiIte entlan9 nab Dem Se1tlnliiun9sprt.
gtid,t nur RTE lGe9e, ipnpern AID ote Brel1e rtn0 per
Ihieoen nnb ie lin9er cine Sdbn Ut, p.elto lte1r trilfnine
vteae lie madt, beifo biGieer irer6en Die Stlette, dber
bic 81 et { irtrb misunderstanding tbeurer, i'll Sol9e Der
Idnsen 3eit, Der b~duii9en llmitei9un9en unp anfentz
battle. Inter alien Baeiit@ Sahner lit pbiie 3weltel bic
WorD NGctftc Nabn
bic birecteIte ginie fir Sebernlann Der in Der yfdbe poer
pitlib BON ct. Saul ppbnt, oaber fir 8erionen in Dtins
1teipta, Sppa lBiscpnln, Wiifi9an, Satnpts uno on
beren bltlihen Staaten. Vtit Der Jtoros fattte : Vohn
fGbrt man lest BON ct. Pdul udf Wdlbln9tcn 3err IN
3A Iaaen, nGbrenb alle anoeren Vabnet BON . bis 8
Gage bralden. AuBercein befonlntt MON toltenfreie
purdaebenbe Sleepinsz Gars" Direct BON St. pnul big
nah Sem Beitimn1unasprt, tpern man ib i9rtftlid)
pber minblid al uns nenoet. Ia Die Yreiie perdnoer-
lid limb, jpnten Qanbluder uns G~plpniiten am liebftet
mi benz Biaetfauien marten bis fe mad. ct. Eanl tptts
men. ba man bier INNER dui ben btut9Iten 4rets INN
ale nDtbige Siilfe unb SeilIanc rehnen tatin.
0ebet WGt ! S i4sI ape e'1 n,e Sslsala serio mem
in ir9enb einem Srte id entifliebt nab 8aibinstou
1err. su aeben uno an uns ihretbt. NIT An9dbe Der
mutbmaRlihen Qbfabrtsseit, iperoeil mir IS, rpenn rtp9@
lid, eerart arrdnoiren, 6aB unler Teiiea9ent ben Gets
len6en al Sulie fonmen ipire.
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@ebcn @te nad Naibpine?
Dit
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSN

per5ammelt ib in g1aihpine pom 16. bis 10. Snli 1889,
uno bic ,Monon Rou.e" pirn @rcuriouss Biaete I'll
~beionoers ~nieerigen Breiien fir bic Si%nnofabrt Derfaus
fen, bon Gbiea9o, Wiidi9an Git9 lne alien Funtten beg
Npropeitens. Borrihtnngen fir bur69ebenne Nsa9aons
ppn Gbeago gum enhsiel finD ~setroffen pcrben. Qors
trefflihe ACCOMMODATION, cirefte Goute nad ~Jialbptle.
aud %aenanntv University Route"pe9en Der 5ablreifen
lit aud befannt oIs bic Mammoth Cave Route, bd
cieie meltberiibmle S0ble burh bieie Jfcute eireft err
reidt pirb. Geben sic iih ettras Sntereiantes an II.
MAIDEN sic bic 6ahrt in ben BuantanS ieiniten buffet
sleepers", Par1or Chair Cars" ober galaft Wassons.
Inn ndbere ausfunft penoe man f6 an e o.. <oes
ftrcm, z. ~ r.. Dor 5Sl Yiinnedpolis, poer o ..
nc germtd, ". %. ~. 1S5 Dearborn Ctr. Gbiea9o.
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@iScpnfn.


- @ef Superior +, 2. MGrS.
Seute tpuroen be betoen Staliener SDs
1epb uno Sranf 8ien gu 2~0jdbriSer
3panssorteit gu @aupun perur.
t6eilt, ba fe beS Mproes an Gbar=
les 6. 6ubbaro ilberfibrt tparen. nnz
ter ben Giienbabnarbeitern Der Omaha
&ailpop, tpeI6e 6ubtorb beaufiiAtigte,
befanben li9 s Staliener. IS enttano
Elm Streit Sni1ten 6ubbarb uno ben
2etteren tpegen Der Gnt'aliuns zines Der
S6ri9en, tpelcber NIT GrmDroung oes
9ubtaro bur6 bic nunmebr 8~erurtbeils
ten enoi9te.
@m sam sIbeno peri6ieo gu
Sarlin 9tDn Der Gr'Gon9rebmam
Semp Magppn.
- gu Milwautee itarb am
Sreitas Capt. 9anen int Sitter bon
68 Sabren.
Nprl9en Vpnner1td9'Nbeto ut N
MiIwautee bas am 8rpaotpab se=
Iesene, Der Srau 9pswOrtb gebrriSe,
bon ben 9ubwaarenbdnolern S. 81. SEN
ner & So. bemlbte 6aus, aus9e.
brannt. 9er Sdaoen Senner's ii
$4,000 Bis 4O, 900 Dollars, am 9aus
10000 0pQdrs, Die 8erliderune 90:
900 Dollars. Als bas Seuer fat &c:
lDi6t par, itiir5ten bic bier Stpdwert'
Elm unb be9ruben Elm Dubeno i'm Sci
Ter arbeitenbe 5 uerleute. Trpboem 10
fort aaes 6alo anle9te, I'M Die jam
merli6 &lageuren 81 befreien, ber9ingei
spei Stlmoen oarilber. SrrS Dor Nfit
ternadt nurbe bic 2eide bes 26jdb
rieen Gbtparo Nppnau aus Dem Sdutt
%ge9raben.
- Nus unbefannten @riinoen be
aing Nntpn Slider bon Sara
bpp, Der sebn Sabre lang bas Imt ei
mes llrtunoens& esiitratprs fir Sor
County betleipete, am %. Sch. Gelbf
moro.
-@egen NieberbrennenS ppnSher
men tpurbe Spbn Miqer III @ltbpr
81 adtjdtrieer 3udt9ausfraf
perurtbeilt.
- Der titrsli4 BON briiben ausg
Iieferte Sans &ubni pelder b
Grnproung beS Sdiemaders Wm.G br
fen BON @rimrpIe beiduIbist lit, plri
in Mabipn einem @prperbbr III
tertpprfen uno gum Yrpseb feiteebaltel
Die Illsiasen bon &ibni'S 3rllber tpt
ren fir i'm iebr belaitenb, ferner B
llm1tanb, baB bic 9pienl tpelde er tru!
ais er i'm @erbDr mar, ais Gisentbu
Gbriifens ioentifisirt tpuroer. 0er4upa
bes 9tnsetl ,Seebeder, pertolst cine dbl
lide Interchangeable tpie Die, Der
fid rer Mbrber Mtarrpea poer Brcp
IN ct. Souls beoiente. &Ibni bebal
tet ndmlid fplsenoes Sim Sage pl
Gbrilten's Sob febrte CT aus Der Sta
nah Der Sdiefabrit striid unb ia
Gbriiten ermprbet. Gr befiirhtete, 3
Der Seroadt auf i'm fallen ipiiroe, II
je ldnger er baribsr na9oadte, be
pertpirrter uno aufgere9ter tpuroe er II
bei6lpb idlieblih, Die ide oes SEC
mes 81 perberSen uno sl entfieben. S
CT niht prBte, mas er NIT benz Son
bes Grmprbeten teSimnen ipate, 10
16nitt CT benielben unb truS Stiide
bon meg, tudbreno CT Die srDbsrenS9'
lit Gin Sud tpidelte unb in ben ST.
tparf. Sieie @srtbeibisun5stpeile N
aber pprausiihtli6 Dem &ihni 10 |
Mig belfen, tpie Dem Marwea feline {
fdidte bon bent pbne feline Sdulo
fpleten 9poe ieines OFFERS uno bon
rirr aus Strdt Dor uneerehtem Z
nndte erfDlgten arfferperpaduns ger
bat.
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mad elmer 4tdgigen 3ranfbeit in Elm beieres Senieits 3u
rnien. &r mar fiiiaIieo 6es ct 8~pniiatius n.<Yers
elm una Der q. q. & Il. Bsieuihaft RON Flinneiota,
ME aud beg 8eutiGen arbeiteret luter fUsun9suereinS
pom 9torbeOt minneapolis.
Der geritorbene ~be9Ieitete treu uno gerpifenbdlt oas
amt zines Sdasmeifters in eft genanntem yerein, feit
3 Sabren, bis III ieinem 2oce. gr ftarb am ". Seb.
na&n1ittass nm 8 rbr in ieiuem As. setensiabrc, pobls
perfeben nit ben bl. SaframeHteu, er8eben IN ben
apilen @cttes. geine iterbItfeu u~e6errefe tuuroen am
q. Teb. anf benz fnfholiihen Jriecbof IN 5tcrosCf
Winneapolis BON ben beibeE Bereinen uno Der ct.
Nlppfus UiuffS apele pnn idner Wohnung bis 81 ietS
ner iettsn ~glubetztte begleitet. Gr 9tnteriaBt etre
~trouernbe Wittipe nit z 8ineern "a SHhHe uno 8 I5ds
teri. gBir be;eugen biermit nuisr ber5liGes8eileio ben
6iHterbliebenen +:
Gbuaro aobl,1
gcm. aobI, .GDbne.
gb. 9Db,
{ s &; s s e. nSssr-
Jacob aobl,
AbaR achl, Brhoer.
J0bn Spbl,
Ter ct. Bonifatius gerein bon on Tlinneapolts.
Ric. i eIitpr, Gee,
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A9- glen gea. Mittbetlunsen aus fatbolifhya Der.
einen pirb an borliegeroer Gte1e a%ngeue1ene Sertd'
fihtigung Al tbeil tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

SobnlY. &obI

Gs bat benz G4mdhtiaen in ieinem u~nerfoi ihlihcM
Rathidlub aefaQen, u~nieren pielaeIiebten Witbru6er
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8ufaIo. 81. 81 Der Ddu Der neuer
g t. Mba1bertuss 8trhe ird,. fpbalb
bas @ettsr sinfta rtrb, tn anariT aeront'
men Yperben, unb bic eifrtae 6emetn6e irtrb
balb eine fh6nere Stride ais bic abge6rann'e
terfsten. beren Soften dnf BEN %Derbdltnib
| nideta aertnaen Betraa BON sec. 900 Ser>
anfbidat iinb. Mnt. &abnfe, relhfr duf
ben gerbaht ttn, bic dtSetrannte Birdie In
tranb eeffb! III BADEN. rerboftet wuree,
fibt mod I'M Gefdnsnts. Wie es bs'Bf,
fcnen fG bic gerpeife eesen ttn psrmetrsn !;
istc6 bebauptet er bebarrlt6, unf6ulbig
3u ietn.
GnjhbiQe, Xenn. - Ter tohn. 8iihoI
Rdtemdher Bat nit ben ebrfr. Hrancieeaners
Snwefern In 9afasette. Sns., g:retns
baruneen sur uesernobme bes con itrl
oesrinbettn 6ofpttdls getrcTfn. Ge
nannte Ortsnsfrauen beabh6ttaen ibr neuee
Merf am 10. Ndra ais AM ct. Spispb's'
Sage, su beginner.
Saltimpfe. Mp. = @ls grcfeFor Ger
btblifHen Grhdclcaie an Der neuen fatb
unirerfttdt in Darlington fcf
baGn. Or. 6hrernat duserfsben ietn, mel
der aueenblidlih auf 8ofen Ter f~rdnscli
i6en 8esieruns in afurien Scrihunaei
dufeIt, BE febr fperibprue rifenfhaftii6
Grrunaenfhaften In 0usf6t ffeIen. - Sc
dltefe In ben Ser. SfaateH istenbe Nrisfe
bnrfte tcnn. p. Sdcob Gurlep Dci
: Ger @efenI6aft Ssfu ietn. Ger fh in
. Gecraefpmnsg edsee aaf einen fffieen Sc
scrberettet. SIN Sabre 1876 aeterfn, tro
: er TN Sabre 1917 in bic Geft1iGoft SET
: ein unh ertieit I'm Sabre 1888 Bite d
G Sriefsrpsise.
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Mpntann.

Nabe Sort &ea9b 9at lia
Der Dem Trunfe ersebene nortpesiide
Sarmer 9ans 6alperion auf einem3 uge
er1dpHen. $. tpar auf Der &eile bon
Sersus Sails, Minn., na9 Tacoma,
Ma5bin9tpn Serr. beeriffen.
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Ippn ais ben Nadfolger Der altsan9els
iddIii6en ~Snn" in Sdub, beren 8es
ffeben bura cine mebr ais tauienoidtrise
@eppbnbejt sepi1ermaBen sebeili9t lei.
Dasu Der Sapenp. .Oemofrat': uBir
wlroen es ni1t slauben. Gber ba itebt
es, falt uno niidtern, i4ipars auf treib.
-Sa, tpatr unb tpobrbaftig, S. 6.
Glartlcn sebralldt acknowledgements
welde felt Sabren bie@egner Der tpabn=
linnisen 9Dbibitiensgelebe ms Trefen
eefiibrt baben. @abrlid, es 9sideber
3ei4et unS @nnoer
- SOMA Gitb, 2. Mdr3. 9i'
4nbdultr 8repins Company 1T ct.
Souls uno bic Shlit 8rspina Gpmpa:
nh in Milipaufee baben beute Nbero an:
selebenen Mi~tslieocrn Der County Sem
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-26
The Touch of Sin.

When an earthly touch once mars a
heavenly gift, it can never be restored to
its primitive beauty. Rufie the snow
just fallen, and who shall lay it again ?
Displace the dew as it has fallen on the
blushing fruit, and no skill can replace
it. Press tho rose leaf and wound it,
aud none can give back the perfection OF
its tints. So it is with human character.
When youth has lost its innocence, when
sin has once blasted the soul, when the
first freshness of a God given life is gone,
no after repentance, reformation, or de.
votion to God will ever make it the same.
Memory is polluted, the imagination as.
sailed by impurities, habits of virtue are
weakened, aud the force of vice strength
ened. The vileness may be healed, but
the scar remains. God may forgive the
sin, and man may forget it, but it is
never beyond the vision of him who
committed it, and however distant it may
be, it hovers over him like q gloomy
cloud. Let US keep our feet from evil ;
blessed is he who escapes it's foul touch.
"The knowledge of good and evil" now,
as in the beginning, hath death in it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-26
The Farmer Who Robbed His Boy.

Last spring farmer found in.his flock
81 lamb which the mother would not own.
He gave it to his son, a boy fifteen years
old, who aaved it and raised it. The boy
called it his and it was his. But this fall
when the father sold the other lambs, be
let this one go with them, and taking the
pay for it be tucked it into his wallet and
carried it off to pay taxes or put in the
bank.
Now this farmer did not intend to do
anything wrong. Least of all did he in.
tend to wrong his boy Probably he did
not give the matter much thought any
way, and if he did he considered the boys
ownership Of the lamb sort of pleasing
fiction, OF reasoned that the boy, having
all his needs supplied out of the family
purse, did not need the pay for the lamb,
and ditwas better to putt into the common
fund. But, for all that taking the lamb
and selling it in that way, and pocketlng
the proceeds, was stealing. No, it was
ROBBERY; and, as between this boy and
his father, one of the meauest robberies
that could be perpetrated.
Not only this, but by robbiDg the boy
of that two dollars, the farmer did more
10 make the boy discontented and drive
him away from home than he can undo
with ten times that amount. A boy is
little man, and if he has got any of the
gather and grip to him which will make
a successful man of him when he grows
up, he begins st an early age to feel that
desire to own something, to add to the
property subject to his ownership, which
is at opce the incentive to effective work
and the motive which reconcies men to
their condition.
No matter how we'll the boys wants are
supplied from fund which is common to
the whole family, he takes no particular
interest in adding to that because he does
not feel that it is his, and he tires of
which he must share with several others
but give him piece of property of his
own, to manage as he pleases, to keep or
sell or change, and let him feel that his
ownership is secure and that his loss or
gain depends upon his own endeavors
and he will work cheerfully and content.
edly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-26
Live Like Lovers.

Married people should treat each other
like lovers all their lives; then they would
be happy. Bickering and quarreling
would soon break off love affairs conse.
quently lovers indulge in such only to a
limited extent. Butsome people-men and
women both-when they are once married
think they can do as they please, and it
will make no difference. 1t will make all
the difference in the world. Women
should grow more devoted and men fou-
der after marriage, if they have the slight
est idea of being happy as wives and
husbands. 1t is losing sight of this fun
damental truth which leads to hundreds
of divorces. Yet many man will scold
his wife who would never think of breath
ing harsh word to his sweetheart, and
many a wife will look grum and moorse on
her husbands return, who had only smiles
and words of cheer for him when he was
her suitor. How can such people expect
to be happy?