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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23

An Ohio youth of sixteen has developed
long and lxuriant mustache.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Lei and similar notices under
This head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices OF This character tol be found under 1is
headinQ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
BRooKJlYN AHEAD.
New York Falls Behind in the World.
Championship Series.

New YORK, October 22i-The third
worlds championship game took place to-
day, and Brooklyn won. Score:
New York...................2 0 0 0 o.
Brooklyn................-..o 0 0 S
Base hits-New York, l5; Brooklyn, IL En-
rors-New York, 3; Brooklyn, ?. Batteres-New
York, WEIGH. 0'Day and Ewing; Brooklyn,
Hughes, Caruthers and Clarke. Umpires-
Lynch and Gafney. Game called at the end ei
eish inning on account of darkness.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
CHARLES BRADLAUGH, Mp.
The WeIl-Known Political Reformer Re
ported to be Dying.

LONDON, October 22d.-News was re-
ceived to-day that Charles Bradlaneh, the
well-known political and social reformer,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Emperor Williams Speech Read in the
German ReiChStas.
CHARLES BRADLAuGH Is DYING.
Wholesale Dealing in Slaves by
English Capitalists-African
Authorities Bribed.
OPENING OF THE REIcHsrAG.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HEoOaD-uSlOs.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
WANTED-LOST- FOUND.

VITANTRD-sMALL COTTAGE OR HALF OF
w house; 8 or rooms; centrally located;
not to exceed S15. Address, by letter. II. w.
SEWALL Weinstock & Lubin's. o22-tf
MANTED-Tw OR THREE FURNISHED
w rooms for housekeeping in good locality.
Address F. B., this Office o22-2t*
WANMaIElD6-adAA, NH D-dA, BRIGHT d0UNG M MAN Wr1M As
STOCK, LUBIN & co. o2l-3t
xNTANTED-A LADY AS PARTNER IN THE
w raising of poultry. Address for ore week
JOHN RUDD, p. O., Sacramento. olS-lw
WTANTED PARTIES DESIRING HELP,
w and those wanting situations, can be ac-
commodated by calling at l006 street. o4lm
NTANTED = WOOD CHOPPERS, FARM
w hands, mixers, cooks. walters, twenty
women and girls for general housework and
cooking None but sober, steady people need
apply. At EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
and K streets. Telephone 232.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-23
TOWN SITE.

ORAkGEyALE COLONIZATION CO.,
214 j Street, Sacramento.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
at win then he the other mans turn 10

IL VIII then he the other mans turn TO
Get IN your way. What you want 20 do ~
70 get right down the field and be on the
spot when the ball strikes the ground. OF
course YOU can't touch il, "a you are OF
side. until one OF the other sides Is touched
by. or touches the ball: then fall on II or
on him II he has it. and down him hard.
ron must be very careful not to interfere
with one of the other side who is trying
Tor free kick by catching the bali on the
fiv. II you do the umpire can give him
tho ball and twenty-five yards; but when
lao has caught it. down him anyhow.
Just for luck
Tho substitute gazcd at hls captain
with admiration and that bearer OF an
illustrious name continues:
Now, we Will try n run through The
centre bv one Of the halves. We viii sul-
pose that George is playing centre rush and
that Riggs Is rieht-guard. The half back
Is 20 run between them. AZ soon as give
the signal. which tells them that Claiming
Ia 20 run through the centre of the rush.
line. George, after enapping the bali
back 20 me. shovcs the man opposite
hmm to the leit and Riggs shoves the one
opposite him to the right. pass the ball
30 Charming and nun through the opening
which George and Riggs have made. TRY
60 interfere with any one who tries 90
tackle Charming, who follows close behind
me. As soon 8s Wc pass. George and higgs
follow on after Claiming. on either side OF
him and keep tho opposing team from get
ting 90 mm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

"If the other side have the ball and you
are playing cnd-rush you want 70 ct past
your mon and down on the half-hack who
is running with the ball II he or the man
who Rs interfering for him throws YOU OH
don't etOp until he is safely QOWnct. hit
keep risht after him. Even when he Is
doWued hy some other man on your team
Won had better fall on Inn e. keep him
from irving to sQurm ahead foot or TWO.
III Won are running with the ball your
self and yOu are just inside the touch-iino
and about % be tackled, YOU should run
'of side over the line, not as u YOU
mean, TO DO $50, but as though You dldnt
sco the line and ran over 1t acci1tnj1ly:
Tie reason for that IS thet whom the ball
"a carried over Inc line the side ;lat has 1t
has the privilege of bringing 1t hitecn
tWdi into the field. which &,''s t in
backs tho choice OF running around eithef
end OF the rush-lue. while II Won were
downcd with the ball just INSIDE OF the
boundary line, y0u would only nave room
on one end 20 uanUuYrc around.
"ln tacEllng man." Captain Poe goes
on. az Le sweeps tho imaginary players
from the checAer-board and closes H.. be
sure 10 tackle low. lis no use grabbing
man around tho shoulders. 4 man does
not run with bis shoulders. but with his
log-. So, when YOU tackle aman, dive down
40 him as 4 YOU We're taking q header
into the water. IL he - coming di-
rectlv 40 YOU dVop on your knees ana
seize him around the Ices above the knees
if You can. put your head between ms les
ana throw him. And IN falling on ihe Dali
when il has been put into play ana some
one Las dropped IT. don't i4u on IL lace
downward a- II YOU Were sliding 80 a Ia @,
/ hut drop on your right side with yourrgh Int
+ lcc drawn up hirh, so that # tho bal slips
/ through v0ur arm Won won't lose 1t, be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Correcting Mamma.

They s;roliei along the garden walk
Just after tea: thoi- whispered ih'S
On wings ~ Waut1n winds wefo cauBhI'
Mamma. from balcony O.crheal
Looked down agl. sa''a r.-r, saii-
1.-TWO minds with Dat single thoueht"
Tho maiden heard the speech and shid-
Win Ilp- fhsf slipped TIE words" - tred,
How ofisn our deAr mothers orr
DID mime but gnOw orr thoughts intent
How wholly they re- on marriage bent
she'd never Goy they single Were.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Glaze in physical geography,
Teacher: RUDE. can you doscrhe 10
ne the nature Of tie climate at the North
Pole"
lube: "Fiain't none
Toacher. WHAT lat. are vow such an
iouorauu- as 20 maintain that there Is 10
climate at the North Pole!"
Eubc. "Ihat7 tho way II pears 70 me;
IF Nlcv can't find the pole how can there
be any climb it!'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

At the museum
Young Verdure: Just look Mt that
stumpy little black boy, Uncle Jack. What
makes him so httle?'
Uncle Jack: "Why. that SIGN up there
sayr he's an African dwarf You see out
il AFRICA thcy have what they call boy
constructors that they raise expressly 70
stunt little darkes for the show business"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

90 Dowd, did We hear on Mcfaddon's
sintuco;'
FAX, an oi didn't
Tho joolse guy in hard labor for
loifa" $780,,
lizard labor FOR lo'fe, is it? Alither oy
Moses hut hen doe BEFORE he serves
half lis teTTum."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

in the composinc-roOm
Slug2: some Of you boys have been
tapping my case. ] haven't got periods
enough 70 finish setting this tariff sche-
dule.' E
Slug ;: "Woll. hero. you can take all OF
miuc-I won need any to-day setting
one Of EyaTts's speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
GAME OF FOOTBALL
COACHING THE PRINCETON ELEVEN
INDOORS IN WET WEATHER.
THO Scientific Points of the Great Game
worked ont with Mathematical rrc-
cision ~Sfragctio MapGuvres EIo-
suted on the Board.
,rrp,risa,isso. written tor tho Dl,pa,oa.l


-,c9yrisAt 1889. Written for tho Dllpstca.l
r.is "a hopelossly relentless rainy day.
r.s streets Of Princeton are rivers Of
..,.. mud and sand. The football field
athletic grounds OF the college are
v-ri with little lakes Of muddy water.
,tt.ng is wet and cold and miserable 3.
..ttrrran. bad Oh ugh IT IA is not enough
keep tso football team from practlcinc.
o f-oo feet deep on the level could
-. Chat. of course tho PLAYERS can
t-..Ot.ce on The hoid on such a day.
out of the question, bat the
Gina. rule the football team az
'.n have plan for putting IN tell
ou rainy DAYS. and so the practice
n .o-dav iu spite OF the weather. To
flcre IS a difference between IL
practice on clear DAYS, and in that
Has tho secret ot many OF the
ri black tcam'smo-t effective plays
,cat watch-camcs. On clear days
i.' on tine field inst Ike cuy other
.l r.uy days they practice IN
... a chrckcr-board with checkers.
with CHrckcrsi Precisely.
. ...... -no over 20 the Ivy Climb and
show you game IN actual pro-
ar tho c'ab wa find our way to q
n.ere sits Captain Edgar Allen Poe
... .i tle substitutes 81 his eleven
..m s Clc"kcr-board Is on o Ia
ihem and ou 10 each LAS drawn
.tc array eicvcn checkers, with
f..N 1re about 90 play football.
.0rr VINO condemn the great ont
... . flp American colleges Tor lts
Sa.d i.7 alleged brutality could
.-. with us aud sco 10 played on a
r...fl they would soon learn how
fn q ln.ffios V Faf QrHG.r4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Returning from the dance o..
lie: Al last You are yourself again
darling. During the maZcs OF tho dance.
your speech. your dcmeanor, your very
clances were a mystery 20 me. NoW' !
seem to understand you once more"
Sine: NO wonder. have been trans
lated from the german, you know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
CHINA PALACE 1913 v14H y F STSzHE + PHILLIPS STEM
l.. Il. SALE.
APorHECARY. gooi YENABLE STREET,
PURITY GUARANTEED.

PURITY GUARANTEED.
.ooo pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP al l5c.;
100 hints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM ~
&c.:
&c. will buy a hox Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth 50-;
Sc. will buy CARTER's, DAyID's. or BRAN
DRETH's PILLS;
&c viii huv FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENr;
70 will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUlCE;
7oc will buy wYETH'S BEEF, WINE. AND
IRON:
&c. will buy BROWNS IRON BITTERs;
7sc. will buy PiERCEs MEDICAL DIS
CovRRY:.
&c. will buy PIgRcEs FAyoRITE PRE-
sCRIPTIoN;
TIC viii buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RlLLA;
80 Will buy SIMMONS LIVER REG uLATOR:
s--es will buy swIFT7S sPECIFiC-lsrgc;
Al will buy WARN ER's SAFE KIDNEY CURE:
soc. will buy soZoDONT, tbs best dentrince:
Csc. Will buy MEADE q BAKERS CARBoLiO
MoUTH-WAsH;
ioc. will buy ALLcocK'S POROUS PLASTER;
&c. will Guy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
TIC. will buy LAZELLE's. VIOLET. or LAvES-
DER WATERS worth ti-shs best per-
fumes sold:
600 half-pint bottles BAY RUN at e5c:
o. eroSs TOILET SOAP at Coz. a dozen:
sOo viii buy LooNEN's Observation-Disclosures
brush offered for tho money worth 7oc- +;
7sc. Will BUY SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth 81;
slso will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
uAIR-BRUsH toonen's best worth 81;
sc. win buy uNBRRAKABLE COMB worth
&c po2~Su. TukT Than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Acquicsccncc.


she snt there -ile1; a. Tho snow
Spelibolnd beneath ihe Wo9nliehts SLOW,
or, Izo s0mo telder-hcaril doe.
Captive In ~lumtrr's toth"r.
"Why are you silent. sweet: 4c.1 /
az spccca wore Ger intended, why
Were lips DER madoe When Love - nigh
True hearts commune together.
Unopened stil tho rudy port
Whence had hoped some fond rotor
Would sAil md bring 20 ardor court
Iillag5 Of sunny weather.
etll speed tho moments on iheir tTipsI
still Is slo dumb g. last she sips
Tho breath g. say, 81 thoughttln' lips
We're mado to come tOgetlor."
somehow A. that sudden thral
Shacllei my speech-no word At hn
Did either pas. though recall
sound lac breeze in heather,
And-in a formal wey-l paid
Her def'rence--thst IL. I'm afraid
Jaclulesc01 that lips wore made
10 meet IN peace together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

"I.at's right" assents Poe. Now, we
.. ,-r tLe W trick, or. as u IS called
asou. the wedse. suppose YOU are
a, cc.trc now instead of rlght-en,d
,..l. Whom she signal Is gwen, what DO
1lt" =,
.Ihail the boil in my hands until the
.... i. given" az swcrs tho Sub ana
t.uch il down 90 the ground and pass
.I... towhomevcr is going TO run with
t IhenI forge ahead as the apex to. the
49, TIe rcst Of tho rush-lne form
osf. 70 shoulder. on either. side end a
..r. behind me. 70 form the. sices OF the
The halves come up, OF course ana
.,.l..i'e SIDES az the w. longer. and tho
...', y,,th the bali runs along behind me IN
.... ,'.slle Of the W until he secs that
g.. .- cong 10 be tackled. Then no passes
l.. alto the full-back behind him, who
..r.. out across the field with 1t and tries
t. iuuaround the end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Mrs. Sayso: Did you hear. Mrs. Vitrol;
that our neishjors, the Croasleys, had
made up?"
Mrs. Vitrol: "Nothingaltosether strange
in that. mover saw Mrs. Crossley, pears
to me, when she wasn't made up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
RoxDuEaY, CEAaLTs Cry COUNTY, Va, !
December !, 1889.

To ne LdNOr or nc iNspci0t:
Please allow q daily reader Of your yalu-
allouaDcr To make one suggestion. Now
that our President Of the late COnfcdcracy
has passed away and Lis remains are hid
from our sight forever. there will be an
effort made to erect something Of monu-
ment 10 bis memory. Whatever nay be
the intentions of the States composing the
late " Confedoracv." ! feel sure that II
rinia will be satisfied with nothing less
than q monument equal 10 that OF General
Waehiuetons. ! oder this: That his rest
dence. now occupied by the puuic schools
of Richmond. be- purchased either hy the
CIV of Richmond OF the State Of Virginia
and dedicated to the Lost Cause"; that
the building be reuodo!ed aud monu:
ment equal 10 the capacity OF the hall Of
the house be erected IN the centre OF TINS
hall to the honor OF our late President {;
the rooms or each side OF the ball be
61ed with relics OF war photographs and
pictures Of the great generals aud into
resting scenes during the existence ot the
COnfedeIacy,
The statue standing as President and the
building az lasting monument OF The late
ConiedeTacy. ho2'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

VHH
MN nor ne tel.
: OF 80 o. ore Gcs,F. end Wf5C ''1s
male an ossA'rS an ne r4MGr'
05 q he q~a,sr%aek Irho ha4s'i me
. <aHS Gaming and ffs' ~1"-s oA"s1
, through opsr.,,q 10 o'a%s rag fer
or ,,6o &c c<ns~g-z mn nr 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

From the Irish standpoint the scotch
man IS clothed. with immortality, since ne
Is never Kilt entirely"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

"lnd now - continued the captain OF me
Tigers u" suppose that II IL you, sue
which has the ball and that your hall; ID
stead Of running with II, kicks J, ooT ha
eeld. Ia that case DO you follow siuet 'n &c
bsll OF do you guard the man IN ifoh' VI
you 7"
- Follow the ball. Of course" "a
.s0f couse,o assents Poe. With Q uoo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

| God have delayed the decalogue If He had
| waited for public sentimentI
Respectfully, JosEPH Ii. SHEPHERD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The King Of Italy. who used TO smoke all
dav. has stopped. His bronchial tubes be-
came affected. He row sucks toothpicks
filed with camphor, and IS said 10 ENJOY
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

II is quite in accord with tho eternal IT.
ness Of Things that the am Ter should re-
late his exploits with baitcd breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The public prosecutor is very like our
modern brand Of weather; heis continually
arTaignlug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

When there are breaches of faith on the
part Of the Government "a freeman pants
for q restoration Of his rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

The old-time Saracen rather pridod him
sell on hs ability 10 lay ont knights herein
the American tramp IS something Of
Saracen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

Carpenters rarely become good swords
men. notwithstanding the fact that many
Of them devote much Of their time to
fencing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
WADE wHlPPLE'S WHIMs.
For tho Dlspa;ch.I

II Briarcus ever INDUCED in cotlllon II
is probable that his fayorite figure was
"hands all around"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

.onIv a dollar for Hoods Sarsapanrii u
may bring you health' worm 'uo1'9 V
dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15

When n politician remarks that he Ia IN
tho hands Of his friends 1t can generally
be assumed that his friends hands are IN
his pockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
Bfsek

Mh,E
hl,s hes ne IaH~
o." csnI,s RssA -.hs.s ,cse< @s
GaU T.
'ca' .-Ae run. '.n,.<< ne v<I,s WI
4 4nhi Ia.hIsS, rhs" hs <sAss q {"
tSs. .Shs run. q n. 5@s VIA. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
TOY DEPARTM EN- T,
second floor.

Here We chow the only decent sock Of TOYS
In town, and our patrons assure Us that We are
Cling long-,elt want In ,his department We
have not let tho price govern 50 much as the
quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
0PPENHIMER & CU7CHINS.

B.-we also offer for sale our entire plant,
consisting OF BUILDING, MACHINERY, AND
FIXTURES, all in perfect orcsr his 70 nns
opportunity for any Que wishing TO engage ~
tbs MsnufAciRraof Clothing. Dc Lsoalm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
Surbt pcr Der eymsne.

8urum iid Bic Slraber nidt impicn
laiIen, barber siebt oas xix. Siecle"
na9ltsbenb. Nusfunit: Seit |an9em
idou batten bic Irabcr Die &ubqodcnz
impfuus NIT GntbuiiasmuS aufgenom.
men, neil 6ieiclbe lie Dor Den Ylattcrn,
elmer Srantbsit, bic iis mebr ais allies
Inbere uuf Der Wclt iir6tsn, i6iste.
Ntit einem Wale 10 isertsn ite iit, ibrcn
Nrm Sen DOctoren bin3u9eben. Seine
Smpfuns mebr. Sie uouteu nidt cin=
NAL SaoOn ipredcn boron. Der Gb
9tebaeteur beS rYetit 6unal", Wt.
SeaD, tbeilt nunmsbr Ssn Gruno 6icier
@ei9erun9 nit. Gin after ara6iibcr
9auptlins bate linn oariibcr 6~olscnSeS
er;dblt: Die 2Dmpbt, iagte ct, lit Gin
!Sanbelsartifsl seporOen. Jta:irli6 ia
ben ii4 Die Subcn beifclbsn luie aucr
SanOelswaare bemddtist. uu6 aus
Spariamfeit erseuscn lle i'm an lid
ietbit. Gs lit alio Der Sait Der 6cbrGcr,
wsl9en man INNS cinintpfen mill, nm
uns tbnen dbnlid 5u MAIDEN. 0arum
emp6ren mir uns 9esen bisie Durd
feuduna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
2eRepS ttn0 Gu8enie.

Nl8 am 4. September 1870 Die &aile.
rim Gu9enie aus Fari8 flIdtsn muBte,
mar 6srSinanS be 9eliepS elmer Der We:
nisen, iuel6e treu bel Der unSlidlider
6rau auabieltsn; nu weniss ideinen a.
wilien, SaB QefspS uuS Gus.nie anbsrs
9eIdlpilt sStnoer iin6. 4eiisp8' Batter,
Wtatbien te 2eliepa, mar iuesen feline,
StnntniB oes Spanifh:n benz sriter
@cianbt:n 9tapolcon Sonaparte's OF
ben ipanii6en Dof, 2ucien SOnaparte.
ais Ve9telter mitgc9cben woroen. 81
ntudte bort bic Scfannti5aft bes ameri:
fauiiden Souiuls &irtpatrid. zines &c:
borsnsn S9Ottsn. SsiSe Serren Der
febrten uiel in benz Sauie 6es GnSalu:
iier8 Gen. @repisuD uno b~etratbeter
iblieBlid beiicn 3odtsr. Die elm
wurOc lomit Die Mutter 5erbinanb'8
bss ipateren nSer3o9S BON Sue3," oil
Todtcr Der anoern, 6rl. &irtpatrid
maro 9rGiin bon Wtontiio, un6 berer
GOdtsr Gu9enie mar Die ipdtere 8uiie
rim Der 6rau;oien. 9m Sabre 100:
wuroe Watbicu De yeIIeps ais @sian6te:
nad G9gptcn 9eididt. YOnaparts gal
inn BEN Nuftra9, aus BEN 6ubrsrn be-:
tiirfii6cn 2ruppen eincn auS;utuablen
Ser Sum rYaida BON 9airo" tauge
Veiieps 8abl iicl auf Wiebemst 9lli, uni
Oeiien Coin, Der ipatcrs Sicef0nis Mo.
baneN Sotb, mar cs, ter aus Oanfbar
felt fir bic ron Dem 8utIr s. rbinanb'i
ieinem Water trTuiei>uc gSobltbat uni
ans periOnlidCr 6rcuuoid)ait iiir bel
iun9cn @sTcpS Sieicn bel III Ban Sci
Sue; &analS 10 trGf'ig uuterltiete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
Geuariesli0s 9'aaspeiber.

BON ocm @;tabrsu neueritdtide,
Rla9eweibsr wirS Der rIdsl. R." fol.
9.nbc S6iIbe'un9 Gemubt:
sic treteu gang Iuitis ms 2sidtniims
mer, %itrciten li6 cine Meile nit DEN Ser.
panotcn, lrie rtcl e5 fo(ten fol, lccren
bann sini9c &,iigc W:iu unb faugtn oann
ennltd Die rI~trenorien" an. gin bum.
pics St0brcu NIT lcii III S9lud;cn pers
miidIt lift ous %cgipt:l. aamiblid aber
tuerSeu bic Soae imnitr firtcr, unb balb
ideiren Die % i3er uor Sdmcr; uno
9etribniB an ct ii9 ;u isin. Inter
StrOmen bon lbfdn;u ;erfrabsn iie iid
bas Oid9citniintts q ii9t, reiscn iid
game Sald BON iaiiden Saaren aus
unb iuGl;sn lidl uuf B III 8oocn berum.
Damn fol9t Die 2itansi, euolid Der feierz
life EOoeS8eiou9, III uel9cm ieb:s 6ieier
@eiber feline si9euen Stropben 6ot. 60
treiben iie e5, le nod otm bebunaeneu
Pretis, Elm, b1lae Stunst, obcr audi ldns
ger, biz suu S;9rdbu;B. on peld}em lie
lid sleidlau5 beth. iii Ell. a6tr fanm
tit Der Sar9 in @rab s~eisutt, 70 tebr.n
iie in baS S~eidenDau5 ;urid, iescn iid
3u sineni tidti9tn H~bsnb.lien nie6sr unb
nsrben bic au~sselaienitsn Sae@autiu,
sert, bic r1art ieAen Tam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
Sar 8eoba@tatae Dee tstAIes GeMs
Stettk13ffefWtks

t1nldnsft iueilte Brof. Qsipis emit, 8.
6. O., Der DIRECTOR 6es Warner.Sb Offers
patoriums in Ro9tfer, %. g., auf ieis
usr 0ur9reiie nod Californian, NO Ct
oils zines Der Mitslieber Der oitronomis
i9en 9sieai9aft bic am 1. Sanuar itatt=
fin6snSe totale SonnenfiniferniB beoba9s
ten MIL, in Chicago. Brof. Suift uirb
feline geo6adtunsen bon einem 8unfte
unsefdbr iieb;is Meilsn nOrbltd bon
Sacramento MAIDEN. Gr III ais gftroz
nom binlanslid b%efannt. 4idt tpsnissr
alS iieben &Omstsn fin6 Den aftrononen
nur in 8olse istnsr 8sObattunsen be-
fannt 9etuorocn.
ais i'm Sabre 1873 cine @eieuidaft
bon bebeutenben Gltronomen bon Chicago
na9 0snusr, Col, cling, uri uuter Der
2eituns BON Brpf. Glias Colbert bort
bic SonnenfinlterniB su bsobadtsn unb
ein9ebenbe llntcriudungen an3uftenen,
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tate ieiner llnteriu9unsen inter ben
6ad9ele6rt.n ni9t aerinse Tufrssuus.
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bubin uubefannt s~e,usien waren, unb als
banu aud Yrof. Soiepb 6. Station bon
Gnn Grbor ertlart bate, baB er sbenfaus
u%nbefannte S0rper in Der RGbe Der
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b~orbanben fem mullen, bic Der Conn.
ndber itebsn, als Der Wsrtur.
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Tbeorisn ais un3ucifslbafte Tbatiaden
gu bepeiisn i'm Stunbs isin iuirS. iuiirO.
Der 8i1eui9aIt eiusn uni9dsbarsn
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feincn Ssobadtun9sn pdbrsnb Der BE-
Dor tebenbsn SonnenfinitsrntB selinsen
miro. Gr ia9te nit 8e3us barauf:
sd bin isst I'M StanSe, senaue Nsi.
iun9en oor;unebmcn. Weine Suitrus
mente iino in ieber 9s3iebun9 oerooa'
fommuet unS GQe8, mas ib brau9e, III
elm @ebulie, Der I'M Stanb. 1T, lie fdne0
gu pcrtebcn. Gs iino Ii 3tpst Wttnu:
ten unb went9e Sefunosn, bic uns fiji,
uniere Nrbeiteu ;u @ebote iteben. Sd
peroe meiue llnteriudun9en auf bic Oft.
lide Salfte Der Come bei9rantsn, tpt
bic tusni9lten Sterne linb."