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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

Alta meeting of the noarl of Directors OF
Hollywood Cemetery Company hcIt Jan
nary 20. l--a. THO following paper was uDani-
uoafiy adopted
"Ou hie President, William Henry
dgIau. having been connected with hul
IywuCd Cemetery Company, fiucc the iouu.
duflu AL purchaser dlnyctrr. ana president
tlo Board ol Directors cannot uIkess hi. dc
pnrture from Our mliaf nlth0ut giving cNprcs
sion to ulr high apprcciaii iDu of his character
as MAN. citizen. auf officer of this company.
AZ man aud ciiilrn. in an thc walk, OF lic,
as far as lu him luv Doc tnlturd The Scripture
INJUNCTION 90 90 Justice i0lc mercy. and walk
huubIy With bis 6Ot ln BITS death. Richmond
ha. iori one ~ her BEST cltilons, AMI this com
pany faithful OnlCer. and although he lived
- r1Pe ol1 aye. fcgfefting hat bis presence
viii 90 longer be- with us therefore hc 10
N'sofieo, That in fhe death Of William Henry
Hawaii. late president Of Hollywood Cemetery
Company, we have lost d most valuable officer.
Who By BIS asslluity, chclcncy. and ufbanity,
Dot only preserved the esteCmo of hls associates,
bat won the lludest regards oi all those with
whom. in the discharge ~ bis omcial duties,
he came IN contact
a copy tIOm the minutes.
r. 4 BRooKE Secretary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
lot Money Found rhrough a Dream.

You cannot convince Mrs. James Burr,
Of Monroe. that there is no truth in
dreams. She visited a store at Stepny
Depot 10 do some trading, She had in
her purse a $40 gold piece but she did
not take il out, rs she had other money.
On arrivinS home the geld piece was
missing, an4the loss worried her greatly.
That night she had q dream, IN which
she saw the interior of tho grocery Pict-
ured plainly. In one corner stood an
open box Of oranges. and this seemed TO
attract her gazo especially. The dream
made a deep impression on Mrs. Burrs
mind, though her family laughed az her
about it. She harnessed her horse after
breakfast and drove to the store. There
she told Of the loss Of her money but it
had not been seen. She repeated her
dream TO the storekeeper. and asked him
to look in the orange COX. lie very
kindly took out the fruit, and there,
down in one corner, lay the missing coin.
Mrs. Burr then remembered that she had
examined the oranges, and probably had
the open pure in her hand at the time.
-Apsonia ~. " Cor. New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

MAKE No MIsTAKE.-If YOU have made
up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla
DO not be induced TO take any other.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medi-
cine, possessing, by yirture of its pecu-
liar combination, proportion, and prepa-
ration, curative power superior to any
other article Of the kind before the peo-
pie For all affections arising from inn
pure blood or low state of the system,
It is unequalled BE sure 10 get Hoods
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

CNCINNATT O., January 3.-The dry
house of the Roger Wheel Co, 1888 TO
85s West Third street, caught fire shortly
after 70 o'clock this morning, and is
flercely burning.
At this hour A. M-the efforts OF
the hremen are concentrated 10 the ad-
Joining property, which will probably be
saved, as the entire department has been
o.11al ouf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
A Consln Of cralg Tolllyer FATALLY Hurt.

LOUISVILLE, NY, January 2.-COlonel
Tolliver. a cousin of the notorious Craig
Tolliver, is reported fatally wounded at
MartinsbuTg, Ky. He egot into a drunken
quarrel with young mountaineer named
Frank Atkins, upon whom he drew a
knife. Atkins struck TolliFer with a
scale weight, knocking him senseless
At last reports his condition was con-
sidered dangerous
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

CHAMBERLAIy, D. T., January -
Great excitement was caused yesterday
by the discovery of a large lump Of an
thracne coal on the Crow Greek reserya-
ton, about three miles north of this city.
II was subjected to a rigid test by ex-
perts, and pronounced to be of q superior
quality.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
TIE WAiiALAK RIOTS.


CaicAoo. January "A special TO the
Ne,cs from Shugulak, Miss, says Three
bands. Of five men each headed by VIII
liam Hare. one OF the men slightly
wounded in the attempt 10 kin the negro
Maury, Tom Mcclure, and Frank, have
never given up the hunt among the
mountains for the fugitive negroes con
cerned In tue Wshaiak massacre. They
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
Fighting for the Posee..Ion Of a Farm

NEW ORLEANS, January "a special
from Aberdeen, Miss, says Near Fen
tress this evening Frank and James
Coleman and Charles and William Delay
fought for possession of farm
Frank Coleman and Charles Delay
were shot dead The two sur
yivors continued the fight and both
were badly wounded Two sisters Of
Delay were slightly wounded while look
In on. The parties are prominent clti-
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RrouxosD, Va, December II, 1893.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE BUSI-
IL NEssof Mr. c. ". EATON, together
with all the book accounts. we wish all parties
whose accounts are past due 20 come forward
and settle Mr. G. ". EATON has been ap-
pointed our agent 20 carry on the Drug Busi-
ness. nj the old stand, on Pine street, 70 buy
and sell for cash only. lie will keep full aud
complet stock OF everything usually -four IN
a ft-st-Ciass Retail Drug store.
del02w OWENS q MINOR DRUG 60.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria


BASS - Dies. 0t fhe residence Of Dos rarcnt8,
Eleventh street. between Hun and Decatur
blaleHe.fef. Va. at 4 A.. January g ls,4.
of Group. rlfer "a brief Illness. WALTER LEE.
onlg so ~ Zee 4. aud j. %. Bass, In The
fourth ycar oi h.s asc.
UUNFR.-Dlod. Tuesday evening January
J. ls-g at s8 o'clock, Major FRANK T.
TURNER
IIe fuucrnl WI take place from Dis late
rcaidfnCc. 2li East le'Fh street, IllL hSuA
MORNING ut il o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
LIMOS srIIXIE

It, Wonderful Eject ON tho liver, stom
ach. Rnucl.. Kidney and ~ ood
Aa prepared oy Dr. II Moz.ey a lnnta' Ga
A rleasau lemon drink THAT p0s.uveIy cures
fu'Biuiouuess. CONSTIPATION Indigo ton OF
Dv4peu>ia. Headache. Malaria. Kidney Dis
ease n yzucss. Colds. loss ot Appetite Fc-
vc-s ChuIs. Dbl tcho,. Pmp.es aI. lmpurl-
ties ofthc h. 'od. Pain i1 the Back. iaipaia-
ton of the Heart nnd ai other disease,
an ..ed hva d.sarlefeI liver stomach a1d
kilncvs. the FIRST great cause of al fatal
diseases. 5O cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
bv druggists. prerRrci only hy II. Motley.
AZ ID AaH.fa Gulrr.a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

JANUARY I, 1859,
DERSONAL NOTICE-ALL PER-
sons having claims against l.. POW ERS
as agent viii present them Tor payment, and
all persons Indebted 20 han will come forward
ana settle % save trouble.
4ja2,8t' l.. POWERS, Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
~ rs.
Tdrsore t,roat fnd bronchitis take Lemon
u H.f Drops.
Eorpu~um0nia and larensctis take Lemon
Hlf Drops.
Eof consumption aul cafarh take Lemon
a Drops.
For a'l throat aul .uHc diseases take
Lemon hot Drops.
An elegant oui reliable preparation o2
,re1fs per bottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
CABLE FLASHES

PAMs. January 2-General Boulanger
held a reception last evening which was
very largely attended In reply 10 an
address from a deputation Of the Patri-
otic League, General Boulanger ex-
pressed his confidence that Paris would
elect him 10 the vacant seat in the Cham
Der of Deputies for that city. During
the reception a special detective watched
the house and made note Of those who
visited the General
ST PETERsBURG, January 2-lt is re-
ported that several railway officers and
Nihilsts have been arrested on suspicion
Of having plotted 20 wreck the Car
train at BOrki.
BELGRADE, January -Four Radical
members Of the Chamber of Deputies
have been arrested on suspicion OF con-
spiracy against the Government
ZANZIBAR, January 2.-All Of the
British traders fed from Daressalem
after the attack upon the town by the
coast tribes, in which many of the in
surgents were killed The situation az
BOgamOvo and Daressalem is daily grow
ing worse War ships constantly present
at both places.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Nitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
OWENS x MINOR DRu0 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Opening Of the Hotel Wassenburg-
Bank-Toeacco I rade. sc.

Opening Of the Hotel Massenburg-N
Bank-Toeacco Trade. sc.
HENDERSON, y C.. January To
day The old Central Hotel opposite the
Raleigh and Castor passenger depot,
having been altered, repaired, and re-
christcned as the "Massenburg,' was
opened to-day for the public, and twenty.
six invited guests of the proprietor o.. 4.
MasscnbWg, late of Franklintonl sat at a
table literally loaded with a mCnu to
tempt the palate of an epicure Mr. J.
II. Lassiter presided at the table Among
The guest were our most prominent pro-
fessi0nal and business men.
Colonel w. Il. $. Burgwyn. president
of the Bank of Henderson, and Thad r.
Manning Of the GoN Llqf made short
after-dinner speeches. in which the town
was congratulated on at last having q
hotel of which she could be proud
Among Others present were Messrs
Baly owen. cashier of Henderson Saw
ing Bank; DR. 7. Cooper, s. Watkins,
Henry Perry, Redin Perry, Dr. j. H..
Tucker, Dr. W r. Cheatham, owen Da-
yis, a. C. Zollicoifcr, W. f. Gary, and
others.
Workmcn are at work to-day putting
the railing and desk in the store recently
occupied by A. R An9lea for the new
bank They hope TO be ready for busi-
ness by Monday next
Our tobacco houses an resumed work
to-day, and from the number Of wagons
now coming in it is evident that there
will be large sales This week The Hen
derson Tobacco Company are receiving
orders as fast as they can nm them, and
will double their capacity in a few days.
Nearly an Of our buyers who went OIL 20
spend their Christmas have returned
The ladies of the place gave a leap
year ball last night, az which were
a goodly number Of candidates for mat
rimOnv 4 II
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

The blood - the source Of health. Keep IL
pure by taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which Is
peculiar in .rs curative power.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

Tor RENT q
First and second flats. No. 10 South Fifth
street. SIX rooms each. new and nicely paper
ed. range. hot and cold water. halls heated. and
jantor's attendance. SUTTON a Co,
1de y)-it cod lUlt Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

TO LEND
sll00, two years, 70 per cent
$1,000 two years, at o per cent.
Sl0o. three years, at per cent?
Smaller amounts also on real estate in Rich
monl.
FRANK D. HILL s co,
5do2o3t Real Estate Brokers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

RICHMOND. VA, January /, lsog
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
4 day formed cO-partneDhip under the
name and style OF
WHIrTLE, SELDEN 4 co,
for the purpose Of conducting the Whole
sale Wooden, willow, and llnware business,
nd dealing In hope, lwine. Paper, Payer
Bags, Blooms Tobacco. Cigars, and Cigarettes.
Fancy Groceries, &c, &c.
Wehaye purchased OF Mr. JONI III. GRESHAM
b entire stock good will. snd fixtures. aud
take this method Of asking for the new firm
the same liberal patronage bestowed upon
hin. promising prompt and careful attention
to olery order intrustcd 20 us.
We have retained the services OF Mr.. Ores
hams old emp Dyes, and they viii be pleased
at an times 70 see ara serve their friends st
the old stand No. 1915 East Main street.
Respectfully.
r. ". WnfTTLE, JR.,
CHARLES SELDEN,
J. II. ADDISON.
Referring % the above, | take this method
Of thanking my friends for the patronage 80
literally bestowed upon me IN the pasf, and re-
quest d continuance Of the sane tor the new
concern.
Respectfully yours,
jal-lw JOHN. II. GRESHAM.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

ask your druggist for Browns Bron.
.hial Balsam Jnexcelled as a remedy
cr coughs, colds, bronchitis and all alice
tions OF the throat and lungs Trade
suuEMed hy g. W Laumer, druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
TeenhOnn g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03
r. NJ. WnTTTLE, JR.,
CHARLES SELDEN,
j. II. ADDISON.
MEETINGS.


The FIRST NATIONAL BAaK or
hfCUNOSr. Va.
RICHMOND, Va, December 22, 1889.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET.
4 ING OF the KhOLDERs Of tbs
bank Will be held az their banking hCusc, llOt
Main street, TUESDAY. January :, lssy, be-
ginning ~ L. O'Clock VI. Directors viii DO
CHOSEN FOR the ensuing year.
gdezjtd IL. {. BURNETT, Cashier.
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CO-PARTNER>ufP.
RICHMOND, Va, January 7. 1859.
RrrnuoNp. Va. January l. lss9.

RICHMOND, Va, January l. 1897.
NOTICE Referring 20 the above announce
meut. We this day succeed the firm OF K. A.
Patterson 4 Co, and wlil continue the bust
ness In an OF its branches.
R.A. PATTERSON TOBACCO COMPANY.
6ia32t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

Sleepless nights ~aie miserable by
that terrible cough 5hiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you
OwENs s. MiSoH DRU0 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

The Bromide Expectorant OF Rock and
Rye Expectorant, a real eflcaciou8 and
prompt medicine. for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarse or Tickling Cough, and any other
complaints Of like character II will give
quick relief, and contains no opium or
chl0rOfOm. Sold by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist
Corner Sixth and Broad streets
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

1T fin mid cine gang ernife @rinnerunG
oenn id fann ni6t leugnen, baB i9 mans
den 0drin9 babe elien miilien. (@roBe
9eiterfeit.) SD nebme auBerpr6entli6
germ antbeil an elmer regelre9ten &neiperei,
gsbe AUDI ni6t gar gu friib na6 baus. 9lber
Der Sribi9oppen alsGesel pertrd9t ii9 nit
benz erniten Stuoiren nt9t. W1an brau4t
bas ni6t puritanii6 aa balten, man fann
audi bier uno oa mOrsens einen S9oppen
trinfen, aber bus barf ni9t bic &eael iein,
nur bic Gusnabne; es 1T gu perffbrerii9;
ipenn man anfdn9t, peiB man ni9t, mo-
man enoist. Das lit etne iebr beber5igens=
tpertbe Sade. 9luBerbem babe i9 i9pn
als Sunge iebr germ getan5t unb ba6er
mo6te es tpDbl fDnmen, 6aB es mir nt9t
gang leidt geporben it, es gu lernen. 2(ls
i'd bel bem llniperlitdts= =9an5lebrer in@0t=
tin9en bret Stunben sebabt bate, iagte er
mir, es pdre bod etgentli3 belier, tpenn i9
iein gollesium (Seiterfeit) perlieBe, t9
bdtte gar fein 3alent. Oarauf erlpiberte
t4 tbm 6err Brofeiior (GrOBe Setter
fei)-ja, 10 nannte man i'm unb bas ipoGte
er baben-bas babe i9 iebr tppbl sepuBt
uno earunt babe i3 getpartet, Bis t9 etnen
10 aus9e5ei6neten 2ebrer fanb.-So, bas
1T mas Anoeres, antwprtete er, unb ba bin
i9 benn 9eblie6en unb aIS i9 meiu glb=
9angS5eu9niB befam, itunb baraui: Der
erlte Q6al3ertdn5er beS Sabrbunberts.
(@roBe 9eiterfeit.) Sa, lpenn Die Sa9e
banaa an9etban mare, f6nnte i'd es Sbnen
ad oculos pprn,ahen, pprausgeIet5t baB
Die Dame, tpel6e i6 nit bort DON Der Sal
lerie berunterbolen tpp1te, mir feinen &orb
gdbe. (9eiterfeit.) Sie ieben uIio, buB
i'd 3u alien GbOrbetten nod berett bin; trt=
beB mOllen mir ME perseiien baB man Don
Den GbOrbeiten gum grnit 5urad5utebren
unb ibm Die brettei ite gafts gu lafen bat.
SD piinl6e Den 9errelt bic bier nm mid
perianlmelt itnb, baB lie Die Stubieniubre in
@eiunbbett uno Srpbiinn beenben; i9
fptinlde Sbnen uuf Sbrent 2ebenspege allies
@ute unb S96ne unb bitteSie, Elm freunp=
lideS 9lnDenfen an MIDI in'S 2eben mitau=
nebnen, baB, penn Sie a9tunolteb5t9Sabre
alt iein tperDen, Sie ebenio selultO unb
fr6bli9 iein mDsen pte i9."
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Jahrean9 22.-ur. 80.

@s banbelt ii9 babel nidt Bios i'm Die tpelt=
lihe @epalt lonbsrn un bic seiltli9e linz
abbdn9i9feit bon ether anbern ipeltli6en @e=
malt Der Soriall, Der DEN Yaplt 10 tief
betritbt bat, (Der 8runD=SeanbaD } fam lih
ir9eno eine 3eit in bieier poer jeuer Sc eltalt
ipieOerbolen. Sene @eiebe. pel6e NQe per=
Dantntelt Die feline Goes 8apitss) 9ere9ten
bitrserli4en Jte6te pertbeibigen, biloen
ltrense, gegeu ben Bapit ielblt erlaliene
Strafgeicee. Sire genoen5 1T mod 9r6Bere
Gerfol9ung benn ibr lebter @runo 1T la=
tanii6er SaB gegen Die 9teligiOn. Derlelbe
prdgt lt6 nt6t in einem @artbalbtl6en Sc
beule Inn Sreibeit unb ginbeit aus, ionbern
1T cine rubtge, ipitentatil9e, anI9etnenb
opnititutipnelle gSeiie Der &rtegsf1brung.
Wenn Der Bapit Die geiltli9e @ewalt beliet
Die &tr9e Gottes su regieren, 10 iOllte er
folgsli9ttg 9laes beitben, mas our sus=
itbung DieIer geiitliben @etpalt tpelentlt9
n6tbtg 1T. gSenn ir9ellb eine 9lrt meltz
lidber @epalt unb llnabbdnsisfett ppn lpelt=
ltder @etpalt fir feline Sreibelt n6tbig it,
unb grpBe ni9t fatbpltl9e Staatsndltner
baben Dieie 9tptbmen6igfelt erfannt ltnO ber=
por9ebpben, oann lollte ber Bapit irsenb
eine 9lrt unabbdn9i9er Stellung BEL iiBen." j"
Die Sbee eil1er @arantie aller europdilden
Otd9te iiir Die Si9erbeit unb Ietionsfrei=
beit bes 81. Stubles tpeiit Ml9r. 8pan als
unsenitseno ab. lleberbent .but Stulien mod
nientals eine iol9e .@arartte ieiner @ar=
anthem 'pOrseidlaaen unO rpiiroe lpabri6ein=
li9 i9on DEN Sori6lug ether lpl6en als
@ingrtff unb geleiOisung unieben. Dubei
iDllte ni6t pergellen iperDen, tpie man in ber
Ser9angenbeit Sertrdge miBadtet bat, uno
lit es BEL Den beute tn DEN europdtI6en 2dn=
bern berrl6enben balbun9l 9ldub:een unb bent
Yapittbume feinDli9 gelinnten Ota4tbabern
lebr stpeifelbaft, pb lie ether lol9en @aran=
tie ben ibr i4uloisen geaaorud oerleiben
ppllten. Die gauge angelegenbeit lit utl=
genlein i6mierig. Sn Der sroBen Sergan~
senbeit l6lte man iie babur9, baB man Den
Paplt su einem unabbdnsigen 0errl9er
nta9te. gs lit bieB pffenbar au6 Die So
lung bes Papltes. Oti4t etipa neil tr
weltli6e Serrl9aft ober ein fletnes &6nig=
tbun pegen bes bamtt perbunbenen f0nig=
lt6en Brunfes besebrt, tpenn er als Yapit
Die fatbolil6e @elt beberri9t. Wir ltnb
itber5eust, baB tbm Die Sattcanii9e 8iblio=
tbef ntebr Sersniisen bereitet, als ein f0nis=
li6er 9pfbalt. Na9 Dem natiirli6en 2aufe
pes menldliden 2ebens itebt er at Der
Yfprte ber @wisfett. Op4 er iiebt jest
nebr als jemals ein, baB er es ieiner erba=
benen Wiirbe i6ulbig lit, feline Gimme sur
gertbeiOisl1ns Der Srsibeit Dss Sauptes Der
&irde Seiu Gbrilti 5u erbeben."
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~ Wuett DDraMssaDlett:
Oett Wbottttemtett

bieten mir als nene GrGmien zines oer
berrli6iten. inbaltrei1iten@ n@ebetbii6er:
,,Mbe Maria g" BON 8farrer gSil.
helm ;Sarter in ct. gouis, idbOn nno
iolioe in 2eDcr gebnn0en, nit 60lo'
i@nitt unb feinem Stablitid Sitelbilo,
ooer eine gammlnns treffli6er gr3abl'
ungem aus Sem gDlfsleben, nnter oent
Sifel ,,2tit ttttD &eiO", o6er i6One
reliei6ie SilDer in Sarbenorud.
Sir soltbe, Die ein 6ebetbnd in grober
sdriit minI9en, baben mir Elm iol9es
nmfer oem 5itel yGrbartne Did
,tmier, " slei6faas BON gater 5Grber,
mno an Snbalt nno 9lusitattnna ebenio
ih0n, ansei9afft. 0er aber bic Nus.
iua6l baben mill, mub li@ balo melben,
Oa mir ielbitueritGnolid) pom elmer jeben
bieler 8ranlien nnr cine beitimmte Mn.
sabl baben MAIDEN laiien. Ser 6eiamt.
ipertb nnierer beurisen @ramien mad
gu9banolerpaeis betrGst einise tauienb
Collars.
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gHinbtfnrff nnter ben stuoenten.

Nu9 pdbren6 0es 6 atb oltfentages 8
in 9 o d II M bat ii6 Der sreiie8inbtborit
pieber an benz Seiteommers ber fatbolil9en
Stubentenpereine betbetlist unb ben fr0bli=
6en Wtuieni6bnen audi pieber eine fleine
Gebe sebalten. Ste lautet
uOaB neben Der Grbeit Der Srobiinn
gepflegt miro unb man Die Susene senieBt
in alien erlaubtsn Oinsen un6 iih freut,
uuf Der @elt au iein, 6as lit burdaus in
Der Srbnuns. SbidOu id leiber ni6t
mebr lange babel iein fam, iperbe i'd feline
BON Den 8ersnhsunsen ablebnen, ipenn i6
3eit unb Gele9enbeir babe. SD bin fir
alles S46ne empfdnslih, nur m6dte i4
nidt germ einen &at3eniammer buben. Das
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
Oegen Die fatbnlil@en Smbiancr>

Wiliinmen mirb iebt pon benz reuen Sn=
bianer=goutnlilidr W organ unb bem
SnDianerl9ul=S uperintenoenten Or. Oor>
6 E fer nit 10 emp6renber llnaeredttafeit
pOrsegungen, baB ielblt bic bO4liberole 81.
Staatssettung' tn eillem ldngereu 2eitarti=
fel entriitet Ourauf bintpeilt uno Die Spff=
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