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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23

wnIcn oerRIuUr InSuns' says IL so UnIcK mat
you can push your arm down into it up to
the shoulder and pull out earth in your fist
which is as rich as guano.
The soil of Japan is kept in this state by
the use almost entirely of the fertilizer of the
water closet Every bit of night soil is saved
and the sewage is carried in buckets and
carts and scattered over the land. This is
done nightly, and at certain hours of the
evening Toxic smells worse than Naples.
There is no system of sewerage in the city
save that of surface drainage, and it is a
wonder to me that cholera and typhoid fever
are not more often epidemic The smells
from the fields and rice paddles are as bad at
certain times of the year as are those of the
city, and Japan has much to learn regarding
sanitary matters. With such conditions no
country can have n pure, healthy water, and
in many of the homes here the water closet
and the well are side by side. Foreigners do
not, as rule, drink the waters Of Japan
without having them first boiled and filtered.
carry a filter and an alcohol stove with me,
and | never touch the water outside of my
hotel.-Frank G. Carpenters Letter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
Gold Field Under Philadelphia.

The ground on which Philadelphia is built
is one of tine richest gold fields in the world.
This is fact. The only difficulty is that the
field cannot be worked. Nearly the whole
city is underlaid with clay to the depth of
about ten feet-an area say ten miles square.
A cubic foot of clay, weighing l20 pounds,
taken from depth of fourteen feet when the
cellar of the Twelfth street market house was
excavated, was practically demonstrated to
contain seven-tenths of a grain of gold, or
one pound in l,234, O0O The experiment was
repeated with about the same results with
clay taken from brickyard in the suburbs.
Surprising the whole mass Of clay to be
Also, 900 pounds land it is really much
greater, the amount of gold would reach in
value the enormous sum of Sl26, 100000. The
gravel is much richer in gold than the clay,
but there is not so much of it. Undoubtedly
$500, 100000 worth of gold lies within fifteen
feet of the surface and still il cannot be used.
-Philadelphia Times
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
A Valuable Talking Bird.

"There is but one bird" says a dealer,
"dealt in by the regular trader which brings
a higher price than the talking parrot, and
that is the mino bird This bird belongs to
the startling family, and when at homo lives
in Java, Sumatra, and other East Indian
places. 1t is very hard to capture, as it
haunts the jungles and keeps in the tops of
the trees. The mino bird is a plump little
fellow, about ten inches long and has black
iridescent plumage. 1t is easily domesti-
Gated, and can be taught to initiate the hu-
man voice more nearly than can even the
parrot. have received as high as $500 for
one of these birds, and they have sold for
even more New York Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
A Determined Lover.

There is trouble among the colored folks
down in the Twenty eighth district, says The
Americas (Ga.) Republican. A young buck
fell in love with damSel and asked permits
sion to marry her, but was given the cold
shoulder by the girls father. Nothing
daunted, he made arrangements to run away
with her, but before the knot could be tied
the old man appeared upon the scene with
shotgun and flushed the whole covey-bride,
bridegroom, parson, attendants and all He
then took the bride-to-be home and tied her
up in his cabin, after which he loaded his
shotgun with buckshot and barred the door,
and swears that he will break up that picnic
at any cost. AT last account the would be
benedict had gone off to summon posse of
his friends to assist him in whaling the old
man into submission and to carry the girl OFF
by force. 1t is likely that somebody will be
hurt when the castle is stormed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
This Man Should Be Very Happy,

One of the prettiest sights imaginable is
witnessed just after shutdown every evening
on East l3ith street. A large, fine looking,
corpulent man turns the corner Of Willis
avenue. He scarcely reaches 18th street
when down the street come four little baby
girls, ranging in age from 2 to- years. The
large man stoops and four little bodies are
embraced in his strong arms and eight little
hands are around his neck and kisses are
rained on his cheeks in shower. Two of
the littlest tots are taken up in his arms
while the other two trot along by his side,
chattering and laughing. They all disappear
in the basement of three story brick house.
New York Evening Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23

being found on the lad, he was prosecuted
for felony and sentenced to transportation
for seven years, but from the moment poor
Reillys sentence was known Helen, the
colleen bawn, the lovely maiden, the pride of
Donegal, became a raving maniac. For seven
long years Reilly suffered the pains and deg
radiation of penal servitude; for seven long
years Squire Ffolliott's daughter called
madly for her lost love. Nothing like the
excitement occasioned by the woe Of these
two lovers was ever known in this blessed
land of marvels. And what meeting was
there when the lover true returned and
claimed his poor mad bride, and kind heaven
that instant gave her back her reason!-E.
l. W. i'll Philadelphia Times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
HER LIFE.

She lived and labored midst the lowlest things
Walked at my side and talked, and oft did dill
The gracious hours that friendly twilight brings
With tyil. naught questioning If good or i'll
We're he's; soft lullabies she crooned at eve,
Like p2ppies breath falling down tenderly
On infant eyelids that gay sports would leave
To nestle close and sleep upon her knee.
Her life was colorless and commonplace,
Devoid of poetry thought it so;
For was blind, and could not see the grace
That grew through common duties; now know,
Since she is gone from me and all her cares,
entertained an angel unawares
-Zitella Cooke in American Magazine
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
FrightfuI Sanitary Neglect.

am told that only small part of Japan
Is cultivated, and the authorities state that
two-tenths of it has as yet not been brought
into use. Still, the land that have seen is
so carefully cared for that this seems almos,
impossible. The country about Toxic and
Yokohama is divided into garden patches,
and there is not a weed to be seen anywhere
The soil is as black as that of the Nile valley
and as deep as the top Of the state Of Kansas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
Newsnaper Monthly Issues.

There is some talk-not of a very definite
kind as yet-of some of the great newspaper
establishments turning a part of their sur
plus energy and capacities in the direction
of monthly issues of literary and popular
character and as the boundary between the
blanket sheet" newspaper and the magazine
is continually narrowing, the existence of
this trade gossip is not surprise.
Literature
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23

A little girl was sitting on the floor, when
the sun shone in her face.
go 'wayl 60 way" she cried, striking out
at it.
"You move, dear, and it won't trouble
YOU" said her mamma.
~ SAINT; l dot here first" said the LITTLE
one.-Youths Companion.
A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
An Important Invention.

"You women don't know when you are
well off, " sneered old Brown. Here you are
complaining just because you have to do the
housework. Why, in ancient times wives
used to be slaves"
Yes, my dear" returned mis- better half,
"but that was before the invention Of
brooms. New York Evening Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23

The Persian name for Americans is Yange-
Doon-ya, which means dweller of the new
world. The first word sounds very much
Ike Yankee in pronunciation
IT>o E,tsu nusn treasure.
Only recently have we heard DR.. Richard
sons emphatic warning that whatever
quickens the action Of the heart beyond its
natural speed subtracts from that fund of
stored vitality which alone can tide us over
the crises of life. And undoubtedly the mad
rush for so called pleasure is not only re-
sponsible for shortened lives; it breeds disap-
pointment as well as disease. The pursuit Of
happiness" has set its weary seal on many a
face one meets. Now and then, however, the
fortunate posSessor of an independent mind
sturdily refuses to take his pleasures either
madly or sadly. He makes money to live
rather than lives to make money. His friends
are chosen for the delightful quid pro quo of
congenial tastes; not upon q carefully adj
justed scale of society values.-London Globe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
The Richest Mine In the World.

The richest mine in Australia, if not in the
world, is the Mount Morgan, of Queensland.
One of the Rothschilds once offered gl9,-
OO0, 900 for it, and the offer was refused. Its
value is variously estimated at from S6O,-
10000 to S5OO,OOO,0OO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

"REMEMBER, also, that the payment of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are sipned by the President of an
Institution, whose chartered rights are recng-
nized in the highest Courts: therefore, beware
Of any limitations or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
part or fraction of a ticket ISSUED BY Us In
any drawing. Anything in our name offered
for less than a Dollar is a swiudle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
An AInskan GIacier-

The scenery greatly impressed Miss Field
"In Alaska" she said, "a glacier is a won
derful torrent that seegls to have been. SUD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Blk
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State Natl Bank
a. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS, AMI
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES.

PRUMPT PA MENU OF PRIAES,
Attested as follows:
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties, and W.
authorize the Company to use this certificate
with fac-smiles of our signatures attached
In its advertisements"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
At the Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tues
day, March IL, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

One Hundred Thousand Tickets at $40;
Halves, SO; Quarters, SIS; Tenths,
81; Twenties, 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
LIST OF PRIZES.

NOTE. IICkGIs UTdWIUR OHpIUdI PTIZts dTt
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
ar For Club Rates, or any further informa
ton desired, write legibly to the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with State
County, Street and Number. More rapid re
turn mail delivery will be assm ed bI your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Or
ders or New York Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency by Express lat our ex
pense) addressed to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c., or
EDWARD MOORE,
22l AcequIa st. San Antonio
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-23
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

bVuloIuHU UUUUo boUVOIy OVHPuI'J
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made a part of the present
State Constitution, in 1879, by an overwhelm.
ing popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
m-Annually, June and December.)
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place en- each of the
New Orleans, La.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Unsldno.

9enti6lann.- 5reitag=9ta9nittag
lpurbe In Serlin bas ltebereinfonnlen slpi=
iden Gnglanb, Oeuti9lano unO 9lmerifa
iiber Samoa unter5ei4net. gea9bem
Nnlerifa leine 0aupt=gtnipenbungen aegen
bas in Der Santoa=gonlerens ersielte l1eber=
einfommen bat fallen lallen, batten bic Gpn=
feren5bepOlmd9tistem leoisli9 unpeient=
liAe Ienberungen in bem @prtlaut Der
ltebereinfunft poraunebmen. Der gnt,purf
berlelten getpdbrleiit itet DEN Srieln lelbititdnz
bige Serlpaltung inter Der Sberaufli9t ppn
Nnerifa uno Deuti9lauo, tpdbrenb gns=
lamb fit DEN Sal BON Streitiafeiten oas
9lmt bes S9iebsri6ters ilberfpieien lit.
Die Samoaner iouen tbren &Dnia unb
gieef6nig ipdblen, unb ibre Splfspertretuna
lol belteben in einent Senat, befen Mitz
glieber Die Sberbduptlinge linb, unb in
einer pom 8olfe su ertpdbienben &ammer.
Samou loq CUR Grbebung BON 36llen ieg=
li6er Grt befi1st iein. Oie nebereinf1nft
iebt AUDI cine Geloenti9dciguns fir oeren
Ser(uite feit. Gin beionberer @eri6tsbof,
beien Wtitslieber mod su ernennen iin6,
miro iiber Die @runbeigentbum bdltniiie
entl6eiben. Die slnlerifaner nia9ten ben
8eitritt ibrer Gesierung Don Der @enebntia=
1ns Der llebereiifunft bur9 DEN YunbeS=
ienat abhdnsis. Darna4 perben Die segen=
ipdrtisen gerbdltniiie auf SamOa Biz gum
December fortbelteben. Bbelps tpiro Die
llsbereinfunft na4 Wuibinston brinsen. =
8Orise gSO6e weilte Der g dab BON Ser
fen Bel &aiier @ilbel m gu 8elu6. =
DieIer, bic &aiierin uno Der Brins Seinri6
iperben ii6 nit groBem @efOlse nub BON
elmer &riessflOtte seleitet I'M Sctober gun
germdbluns Der Prin5eiiin SOpbie Don
grsuBen NIT bsm 9ersOs BON spurta mad
Itben beseben. = 8ebel, 2iebfne6l
unb anbere iOeialiitii4e Gei9stagsmits(ie=
Der reiien na9 Baris, Inn ben SOcialiltell.
GOngreB bei5uwObnen. - Die anltfi9e uni
balbanitlide Breiie bat tpieberum ibrer
5elo5ug gesen ben ruiiiiden Grebit besOn.
men. nSante SOB" ertbeilte ben Oeutider
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
8esiialitb bes fat1nlii@em ,,0aien:

GnngrcRes", Der I'M fitilftigen 0eopcmber
gu Baltimore ltattfinpen lru, erfabren min
aus Der ,Stimnle Der gSabrbeit' in Detroit,
baB at Dem in Der lestgenanuten Stabt am
5. unb 6. ,. M abgebaltensn Sprperiamnt=
lirngen tbeilsenpmrten bahen Der bortise
Sil6pi. bc6m. $or. Srlep, bp6w. 5r Si=
l9pi Ntartp aus Oafpta, Sater Stepban
aus 9Saibinstpn, Die Oetrpiter $. s.
8rpwnipil, Der Spbn pes beriibmten Bbilp=
ippb,n, Nt. @. S'Srien, S. 9. Wtpors
unb Is. Suabes, Der &epaeteur bes .Nti=
9isan Catholic, Der Sarbi9e Oan Gupo,
&eoaeteur Der .Gatbplie tribune IN Gin=
einnati, Betsr S. 5Op unb $. Spuunbprlt
aus ct. 9puis, 3. 9. Oeulter, Serausss=
ber bes ,Seebote' in Wtillpaufee, 6. u.
Wthller uub Saeob &anft pon Glepelanb,
Martin Neubduiel ppn Splebo, S. $. Opr=
mer ppn Buffalo. gSas Die oeutihenSaier1
betrifft. pel6e man su Den Oetroiter Scr=
beratbunsen berange5osen but, 10 bat iid
BEL DEN beioen INSTRUMENTATION &atbp=
lifentaaen, nit Nnsnabme pes S0rn. Spaun=
bprlt, unlereS @illens feiner oerielbsn be-
merflid senadt ltno feiner sebrrt Dem pom
Satbolifentag i'll Cincinnati sepablten Spe=
ial=gusi6uB an pelher nit Der Inbabn=
una eiaes ollgsnleinen &atbplifentases BE.
auftraat waro. Sor. Gebaeteur S.g. Wtiiller
BON Der ,Stimme ber gSabrbeit' III Detroit,
elmer Der til6tisltsn, eifrisiten uup erniteiteu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
@eaen bic Meu lnrfer Gdlulsmana=

Sil bat nlnnlebr Der @puperneur
Sill, DON leinem Setp Ge6t @ebrau6
senta9t. Sn bem S9reiben nit wel4em
er feline 8eiserllns, bus tprunnilde Wea6z
iperf su unterl6relben, begriinpe1, betBt es
II. a.: Die 8iu lit III pieler Siniidt un=
it0Bis megsn ibrer 8eidrdntunsen ber .6rei=
beit 0er 8iirser uno wesen ibrer Gin
mi 6ung in ba 3 9 finn IN mig 8 :
re 9 t Der gltern iiber ibre &inber.
gSie bic Sia beltimmt, iollen &inber BON
II bis IA Sabren mdbrenb Der S9ulltun=
Dem ltt9t gun Ssrridtuns DON Oieniten im
elterli9en 6aule ansebalten lein aus9enomz
men, penn bet S4ulpprlteber 5uppr Die
grlaubniB ertbeilt bat. Oteie Selttmn1ung
entbdlt feline Sorfebrungen tit Sdllen pon
plDsli6er grfranfun9 ,e. in Der Sam1ilie.
Spm oer Sill mir6 fernsr perfist DaB
&inber ppn II big 16 Sabren, Die ni9t 5rt
elmer niisli9en Sel9dftigung anaebalten
linp, DON ibren @ltsrn gum S4ulbeiu4
peranlaBt rperben pber ben llnterrtbt eines
DON Dem S6ulbebDrpen be ltdttgten 2ebrers
I'M elterli6en Sarle empfangen lpaen.
Den Gltern mtrb mad biei +
Se ltimmung,it ii berb aupt Elm Ell
9 genes llrtbeil itber bic @r5teb
ung tbrer s inber a gel pro :
6en.
sluBerbem perlansl Die Sill eine Sewi(lisz
l1na ppn 100000 5ur Seitrettlng Der
Soften fit Giri9tuns elmer @r5iebunss=
anitalt, na4 lpst6sr Sinber, mel6e Die
S9ule i6wdl5en, auf ri4terli9e Serfit9un9
gelanbt perben fDnllen. Otele Sumnte
ppn 100000 rpitrpe, nu9 Den bisberiseu
@rfabrunsen BET @rridtun9 Dffentlider
Sauteu, nur eill geringer Sbetl bes l6lieB=
lid notbwsnOisen &Oltenauimanoes iein.
9lu6 minbe eine lplde 9lnltalt einen &C.
wilien erilltinellen Gbarafter tragen, uno
pdre es sum mibeit iten 5peifelbaft, pb Die
6ffentli9e Wteinuna, ppn pelder i6lteBlid
bic Om9fabruns Der @eieee ubbdnst, bic
Seri9leppun9 BON &inbern unter IA Sab
rem aus ibrem elterliden 9auie in eine iolde
slnl ltalt billi9en wiiroe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
lteber Staatsfranfenanifalten idreibt

NSUSt StuutpttuutSWutattut IlJlSlUl
ein prpteitantil9er 9lr5t in bem au Snbia=
napolis erl9einenbcn .@slnnbbeitsbpten' =:
8enn man Die @ntbiillungen iiber bic 3u=
ltdnoe I'M Gbica9O'er Srrenbauie lieit, 10
itberlduft einen etn S9auer. Gbieago
itebt aber in bieier 8e5iebung ti6t pereilt=
5elt ba, in ben mei iiten bsrartisen Staatsan=
italten berrlden dbnli9e 3ul ltdnbe. gSie
lan9e tit es benn BET, baB AUDI bier in Sn=
oianapOlis int Srrenbauie dbnlt6e 3u=
itdnbe aufgebedt purben. Die @nt=
biillungeu itber Die .3uItdnbe i'm
'GefdnsniB in Sefferjpnpille birien aad
ni9t perselien merben. g8ir benfen nod
NIT @ntieeen an Das gitp 6oipital in ct.
Souls I'M Sabre 1867, mo mir tdali9 ieben
nuBten, tpte Die &ranfen Dor 2duien ii6
ni9t gu rstten muB Bten uub no ni9t=aefaaiae
&ranfe. BON Wdrtern AUDI nit pem Gielaen
bebanoelt puroen. On lanse berartise sln=
italten CUR 8eute gebDren, mel6e bic
iiesrei6e litii d E Yartei siltbeintlt
uno fiir tbre Sal4en ausniibt, tpirb es audi
ni6t arbers peroen. Wtan6e @reuel font
men gu tuse, bas Wteif fte miro aber pertuidt
unb tobt9ei4wiesen. gSir piirbe1 es nit
5reuben begriiBen, tpenn es AUDI bier, tpie
in europa, 10 weit fdne, baB 9 8arm ber=
5t9e g d weltern unb Oiafp +
fen in bieien Nnitalten Die &ranfenpflege
in Die Sdnbe befdrnen. Damn rpiirbe es
anoers weroen eber ni4t. Wtan pergleiae
Die ,3ui itdnbe in glnltalten, Die Don &ir6en
geleitet werben, NIT DEN Staatsanitalten, unp
man miro utls re9t geben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

Die Anitelluns Der betr. emrppaii6en Sc
lebrten an Der neuen So4ldule als Ser
leeuns bes @eieses sesen Die ginfrlbr bon
Gpntraot=9lrbeiterr 5u bebanbeln geDenfe.
9aut Oteloung aus Baibinston bat nun
ST. Sepburll Der iuriitiide geratber bes
Departments, tbatiddlt6 lein @uta6ten
babin ubseseben uOie ginmanperung aus=
ldnoil9er Brpfelloren unter ptrtetem oper
in 9lusiidt aeitelltem CD Contract lei of
fenbar (sic!?) eine Serleeuns oes betr,
@eiebes."
Dieies u@uta6ten4 9epburn's erldeint
um 10 sebdiiiser als bas mebrer=
mdbnte@eies, troe anpermeitiger mt iBbrdu6=
li9er Iusoebnun9elt bisber mod nie auf
einen berarttgenSaG an9emenDet mprDen 1T,
pbippbl leit grlaB beslelben gar lnande elt=
ropdti6e @elebrte unb &iinltler fir anteri=
fanti4e Snititute geippnnen tporoen linb.
llnb als ppr ettpa etl1em Sabre 11atipiItti6e
Serfelite6er benielben Ginipanb segen Die
@nsasirl1ng zines 9onopner proteltantii6en
Yreoisers fir Die 8ee9er'ide Stride" in
8rpoflpn erboben, purbe berl lelbe ausbriif=
li9 fir binfdllis erfldrt. SIM 9idts bieier
Sbatia9en muB bas 6epburn'ide u@ut=
a4ten" als ein gebdlliser NusfluB pon N a.
ttptsmus unD &npwnptbtng :
TT II nj beaei6net peroert init benz Die ND=
miniltration Bel perniinftisen Nn1erifanern
ii4erli6 feline @bre einlegen miro.
gea6 ipdterer Welouns tit ieet AUDI Der
Sber gunbes Inmalt um Iein
@uta6ten in Der Obisen Srase eriudt lpor=
ben. @nti6eibet biei ier I'M slei6en Chime
wie 9epburn 10 biirfte Die slnselegeubeit
DOT oasSbe> =8unoesgeridt uno,lpo n0tbi9,
pOr Dem Gon9reB sebradt peroen.
Columbia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

Sunsfruu pabren Spbn, Der mie eine
8lume aus Der grbe unierer Meni9li9feit
berporlproBte, uno legt Sbn als Speiie Der
SiiBisfsit in beinen Otltnb unb III bein
9erS."
8as nun fplgt, mus nun spilden Der
Seele bes sliiflt9en &inbes unb ieinent
6eilanbe, DEN es 5um erlten NAL i'm Seraen
trd9t porgebt, bas fann feline 3unge aus
lpre9en bas 1T etn ielt9es @ebeinniB.
9(nbetung, Sreube, Oanf, 2iebe, 8itte, &pr=
ldbe - allie btele @efible pereiriaen Ii9,
INN oiele ausenblife gu DEN beilislten unb
leltgten Des 2ebens au MAIDEN.
Oenfen mir Nlle ann erlten Gpntnunipn=
tage Der lteben &letnen an jenen Gag auriif,
pa AUDI mir su jenen @liifli9ifen ber
8liifli4en geb6rten Iber begnti9en mir
uns ni9t NIT Dem blpBen @e6anfen, err
neuern mir nt6t bloB unlere grinnerunaen,
lpnbern AUDI bic Sprldse, mel9e mir panlals
gefaBt baben. Saben mir iie Bis iest ni6t
10 treu erfhlt, mie mir iie sefaBt baben, 10
bereuen mir es bitterli4 aber mod lit es
3eit, iie in Grfiiaung gu brinaer, unb mir
pollen ia slae einit Dor ben 6eilanb treten
uno tbm lagen fDnnen u6err, mas id
Dir perlproden babe ib sebalten i'd babe
Dir mein Ser5 sei6enft, mimi es an ppn
min uno l4enfe mir gum 9pbne bafiir Dein
6er5 auf elptg, mic Ou es min am Gage
meiner eriten Communion perbeiBen baIt.
Wfein lteber Gbrtit, ipenn bu 10 ge1innt bilt,
wenn oas beine @ebanfen unb Gprldbe
ltnb, oann piro sewiB AUDI fiir bid Elm
Gag anbre4sn, Der mod sliidli9er 1T als
Der Gag beimer erlten 81. Communion, unb
oteler Gag tpirb epts fprtbauern.