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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-05-02

SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID.-Chaffe 81
Powell, for years 1878, 81; Mrs.
s. f. McDade, (per G. w. Edwards)
to June 80, 1889, "a; J. A. Jacobs,
(per J. 81. Keyser) to March l, 1889,
81; i. NJ. Pruitt, (pcr II. i, Wyche,
Jr.) to April 4, 1890, 50; NJ. W. Allen
(per r. E. Wyche) to Sept. 2, 1889,
So; o. B. Chihers, fper Il. Wyche)
to Nov. %, 1888, 81; G. A. F. Poole,
per r E. Wyche) to April %, 1890,
81 %; I'll. E. Brown, (per j. Z. Ad-
ger) to June %, 1888, 81; w. R.
Boolin, to Oct. 10, 1889, 81; j. B.
Bixler, to January II, 1890, 50;
Capt, Thos. Lyles, for 1889, 50; Chas.
Hicks, for 1888, 50; w. W. Troupe,
to May IA, 1889, 50; G. W. Sentell
& Co., to Sept. ID, 1888, 81; J. p.
Haynes, to April IA, 1888, 81; DR..
Fl. T. billiard, to April II, 1890, so;
A. Fl. Burns, (per E. S. Dortch) to
June u, 1889, 50; w. II. Bledsoe,
TO January %, 1889, 80; B. B. Bled-
soc, {per W. Fl. Bledsoe) to Oct. Is,
1889, 80; r. q. Stinson, to Feb. "a,
1889, 50; J. Marion Doyle, 60 July l,
So; G. A. WATSON, to Feb. IS, 1888,
80; Col. J. A. Suider, for 1889, 80,
Capt. F. M. Hanks, to April %,
1890, 50; John Williamson, for 1888,
81; N. F. Scopeni, for 1889, 50; j,
F. Lay, for 1888, 81; G. B. Garrett,
| (per Maj. r. e. Wyche) to January
q, 1889, 81; n. w. Sentell, to March
IA, 1889, Sc; N. @. Brownlee, fol-
1889, 81; Capt. N. B. Murf, to
Oct. 26, 1890, 81; A. j. Reynolds, to
Aug. 8, 1888, 50; John 7. Pickett,
| fper J. b. Cabeen) to May 20, 1890,
| So; w. v. Graves, (per DR.. w. NJ
Abney) to Nov. 1890, So; VIM. A
Stroud, (per A. h. Thompsonl fol
1889, "a.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
Sunday, December Is, 1889.

WHILE we have elsewhere devoted
some space To a consideration or
a solution of the legislative deadlock,
il is possible "A solution may be near at
hand. That is, if we may place any
faith in the promise % the democratic
senatOrs-elect 10 definitely decide uuon
a course Of action Our Helena dis
patches intimate that these geutlemtn
will at that time either take their seats
or resign. The latter action is scarcely
possible, while the former Is quite
probable, Inasmuch rs their action
since the converting of the legislature
has been wholly ~indefensible and IL il
quite possible that their endurance in
the persisting in a wrongful act for
the benefit of others has reached a
limit. Notwithstanding the many sfs
forts hat have been made to throw
the mus of the deadlock upon the re-
publicans, it has been impossible to
disguise the TACT with the most simple.
minded, that any l. Of these eight
men could At any time have opened
the way to business ard set the ma
chinery OF state In motion, by simply
doing his duty-noth!ng more-snd
that nothing interfered with this step
but ultra partisanship. This fact, so
apparent to the world, was of course
known TO them, and we should net be
surprised to hear that the weight of
this responsibility had become too
heavy to bear. We shall await the
outcome of Mondays conference with
pleasing anticipation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

sixth q. inch in diameter, n little
longer than broad, having one sur
face plane, and the other convex.
When they have been worn by the
action OF the sea, they are very smooth
and shining. but in their natural state
the couyuX surface is covered with fine
markiu.s They have been Il brown
ish co.a,m tltc center, shading oil to
white e, the margin.
Like other shells they are composed
OF cagh 'a,, al lime When uiaced in
Il weak ug.l, sucn Ia, vinegar, a chem
ical change takes place, carhonic acid
Gas is given of, and in It's escape pro.
duces the movements which are pop
ularly supposed to show that the
stone is alive
When one Of these stones is placed
under the eyclid, III the outer corner,
The uaturIl movements Of the Ind in
winbing push it gradually toward the
inner side, and when IL comes in con.
tact with the mote which is causing
the Irritation, this is carried along and
finally expelled with it.
The belief that such stones have n
peculiar detective power, and move
about in the eye until they find and ne.
move the irritating substance for
which they have been sent has no
foundation in fact.
Eye stones are ~deservedly going out
of use, for they merely furnish a me,
chanical means OF dOingin a clumsy
manner what a little skill VIII accom-.
plish much more certainly. Few of
them, indeed, are seer at the present
day, and these are said 10 be brought
by sailors from the Bahamas and else
where.
Its interesting to know that in the
lining membrane of the stomach of
crawtish there are found small bodies
which go under the name of crabs
eyes" aud look not unlike the true eye
stones. They have sometimes been
mistaken for them, and presumably
would serve a similar purpose
Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
A PluckY Hindoo.

A plucky Hindoo of the Raiput
caste, named Bashist Sing, on gong
one morning 10 his dhan field in the
village Of Turi, about five or six miles
TO the south of Gya, found a leopard
coolly having his morning nap. lie
went back. fetched his sword and ac-
tually attacked spots" with 1t. In
the very first cut he must have disabled
The brute, for he was not attacked ia
return and escaped without a scratch.
Bashlst, besides getting the material
government reward, is now enjoying
the admiration of his villagers as tho
Leopard slayer. Pail Mall Gazstte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
The Hawk ESCAPED,

Mrs. Anna Miller, the wife Of a
carpenter who lives at Deep Greer
Falls, met with a peculiar accident
which goes 10 show that a gun is a
dangerous thing, even if you have the
muzzle of it pointed in another direc-
ton. y large hawk perched itself in
a tree near Mrs. Niller's home, and
the temptation TO take a shot at the
bird, in order 10 try her skill as a
markswUman. was too great for her To
withstand; SO, procuring a shot gun,
which happened 10 be in the house at
the time, she proceeded TO carry out
her desire. After having taken care.
full ain she pulled the trigger and the
damage was done. Subsequent results
showed that the weapon had been
overcharged, and the recoil loosen sew
eral of her teeth and broke her left
jaw, splitting it from the chin nearly
to the back part OF it.-Spokane Falls
Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
CASTE IN INDIA.
Degrees of s~anctity and Grades Of Rank
Among Brahmans.

Degrees of s~anctity and Grades Of Rank
Among Brahmans.
All Brahmans are not priests, but
all priests are Brahmans. II is caste
claims the most exalted attributes, and
according 10 the Manu- scripture is
superior 10 law, even 10 moral law,
when il interferes with his interests.
A Brahman may not live as n hired
servant, but he may take the property
of a Sudra. A proper gift 10 q Brah-
man on a deathbed will, it is said, Sc
cure heaven to a malefactor, and the
Brahman who receives a present from
a member Of another caste confers a
favor on the donor.
The exaggerated honors originally
allowed TO the Brahmaus are no
longer allowed, except among the
lowest orders; yet the Brahman
still retains a sort Of sacred
character and is regarded with adj
miration, if not ~veneration, by the
other castles. In theory, at any rate,
he retains his supremacy; aud there
are parts Of India still where low caste
people account it an honor TO take the
dust off the feet of a Brahman and TO
place il on their heads, aud even to
drink the water in which the feet of
the twice born have been washed.
But there are degrees Of sanctity
and grades of rank even among the
select Brahmans, for there are some
twenty-five septs of this privileged
caste. The Brahmaus Of Mysore, for
instance, look down with contempt
upon the Bralmans Of Benares. Some
>ef the subdivisions viii not eat or in
termarry with the members Of other
subdivisions; and others again, nota.
bly, ia Calcutta, quite openly violate
the laws of their order. For instance,
they are forbidden in the sacred writ
ings To eat beef, drink wine, wear
shoes made of cowhide, or sit down to
table with men Of inferior caste, or Of
no caste al all, like Europeans.
Yet many eminent Brahman gentle
men in the cities now do all these
things without losing, rs they would
once have done, their place in Hindoo
society. Then, again, in the old days,
young men who went 10 visit foreign
countries and ventured into England
had TO subject themselves TO severe
penance before they could be rein
stated in their caste; but now, in most
Of the Brahman septs, a Hindoo
may do pretty much as he pleases
short of receiving Christian baptism.
OF course that ostracizes him at once.
We have said that all Brahmans
are not priests, and also that, accord
ing to the laws of Manu-, no Brah-
man can be a hired servant. Yet, as
a matter Of fact, they are 10 be found
occupying positions as clerks, school
masters, physicians, engineers, shop
keepers, etc. But while the caste
wall has thus far been broken down,
there is less intermarriage between
the castles than there was in the days
Of Manu-. The reason is that then the
punishment fell upon the children, but
now il falls on the offenders them
selves.
According 10 the census Of 1881
there were about 100 different castes
in Bengal alone. In all India there were
TO- $40, 735 Brahmans, s, 7ss, 785 Rajputs
Tor Kshatriyas) and 1928, $40, $50 Of the
miscellaneous and mixed caStes.-
Chambers Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

The little bodies called eye stones
are really portions of the covering of
certain shellfish. They are placed at
the opening Of the shell. and serve 10
close the entrance when the animal
draws itself within. They are Of va
rious kinds, but those used as eye
stones are hard, stony bodies, about
the size of split peas, one-third 10 one
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

lTnmuu from the diary OF tou
WlpVH\ lists, commercial travel
IIll ers, business men and
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified endorsement OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
the most popular line between Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
and Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central Is daily
adding TO It's admirers as the recog-
nized Pullman line between Minne-
apolis, St. Paul and Milwaukee and
Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points IN WIS
consin, and that IL has more import
mt business centers on its through
line than any other railway In the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
an enviable reputation with It's peer
less Dining Car Service;
That the Wisconsin Central runs fast
trains on which all classes OF passen-
gers are carried with commodious
and distinct accommodation for all;
That the Wisconsin Central has repre-
s~entatives distributed throughout
the country, who will cheerfully
give any information that may be
desired and that its terminal Agents
are specially n structed to look after
the comfort Of passengers who may
he routed via It's line.
For detailed information, apply 70
your nearest Ticket Agent or to repre-
sentaiives Of the road.
WIN. S. MELLEN, IA MES BARKER,
General Manager. Asst. Gen Tfassr,& TkAgt
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst, Genl. Pafhr. a. Tkt. Agt,
MILWAUKEE,, WIS
T II. 'ANS0N, Northwestern Passenger Agt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

In the world. Have imported ttrea
times the number Of f~irst-class psfr.
winning horses OF any frm b th@
United States, and have nov uG hRIo
for actual sale over 22o hoadoe
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

The regular annual meeting ofthe shareholders
OF the Stoekgrowers National Bank, for the cleo
tion Of directors, will be held at the banking
house, Tuesday, January IL, 1890. between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and I O'Clock, p. m.
IL. I, BACHELOR, cashier,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
NILES CITY. MONTANA.


be editor OF THB YgLLowSToNE JouRNAL
lot responsible for any n the OTin-
ms or uuerances OF its CORES sondcnts.
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holds the Contract 10 do all printing and adj
v~ertising, OF whatever uatuIp changeahle 10 Gus
ter county, and ts also the designated and only Uapsr
In Custer county In which services by public ton
can b. legally made. Legal notices Published in
III 7 papeps Of Custer county, are Wild and
rs has been decided by the courts OF
Montana,
No bills against Tue ~HELLOwsToNE JOURNAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any Of The cnplOy's
VI said paper or Others, will be recognized unless
accompanied by q written order signed b. the pub
lsher or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15
Notice.

The annual me ting Of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank OF Miles t'ity. tor the purpos,
u electing directors, will he held at their banking
once In Miles CT y, on Tuesday, January II. 1890,
between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and 8 p M.
L, B. WElRICR. Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-15

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Deuti9< engltide SdnlzT air.
9as BrDqramrn.

Wfit raitloiem Offer arbeiten bic beut.
i9en 9aren an benz 3uitanbebringen
oer Jair, bic a1er goraus Iidt mad cine
In teber Be5iebung gelungene Nfaire All
tDerben oerfpridt. Namentll6 fub bic
SaineE in Der WuffteQung eines prpz
grantfiss fir Die orei Nbenbe gliidlid
geipsieH. @Ieit) am er1en Mbeno mers
DIN mir @~sIsgsnbeit baben, 6errn Gas
pellmeiiief Gart Bed nit feinem unbers
glti0lIaeA, aus % Snfrumenten bette
benbeH Ortelter in alsgendblter Rons
5ertmuTit 3u b0ren. Nm 5~tpeiten Nbeno
fabren nniere betp0brtefen unb blbnens
fuabigeR GiIeitanten elm 2ulipiel auf,
unb 0err Brpf, Mar @ippri6 leitet ben
muI'fol fd)ei 8baiI bes Mbenbs. Ser
brittle absRn btin9t glei9faas ein rei1s
hai''8ss Nroqrdlnm: @s siebt Son3ert,
G~oirpJtl1dae uno gum S6luB =
BALL. Wer m6@te nun an irgenb Ell
ITEM Ser Nbenbe I'M gaiino feblen? 9as
edo pfldn3t I16 beutli9 b6rbar fir un=
iere S0'en I0:t -. Geiner!
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Cine 0roinaus
our Nmenbirung ber Settion Z, &Qbitel
40 Der &epibirten S~roinonaen.

Sci es perorbnet bur9 ben @tabtratb
oer 5tabt San Wntonin:
SaB Seftiou Z hes 2apiteIs 40 Der
rebibirten Sr~binnn5en 10 amen6irt ipers
be, UNI folgeunermapen gu Iauten:
@eftion Z. DAB es uuaeieBli9 fei fir
irgen6 cine petfon ober BerfDnen, fir
eigene 3Dede ooer ftr bic irgeno elmer
@os 3 2ompusuie, Waferperfssefeas
f9aft, Observation-Disclosures,
ober irge1Ib elmer onberen 3%orporatiou,
&ompagnie ober person, Dber Nereis
11i9uttg bon periOncfr, @rdben ober So.
DER gu 8taben, oosr In irgeuo elmer ats
beren Welie bic 9truben, NGens, Npes
1ues ober pla5aS Der Stabt 3u periters
ren ooer unpallirtar au MAIDEN, obne
botber GrlaubniB BON Mapor eingebolt
gu baben, unb omar i@riftli9, unb obne
oorber benz StraBeEaufieber Na9ri9t
! gu seben (ebenfaas i6riftli9), in mel,
der Jtotl3 Der ~beFpnbere She'll Der
StraBe ooer StraBen &c. a~ngegeben ieiu
muB (oem Namen nab) tDel9en He
III f5uiDerfen unb 5u perfperren wii1s
t1en, unb tDe!6e Noti3 In uebereintim,
mung nit Der @rlaubniB beg Mapors
feiu muB. Cine Gopie bieier Notia rnus
tnnerbalb bieruno5man3ig6 tnnben beinr
@itp @lerf eingerei6t iein un6 3tpar fol
borber bic @rlaubniB beg Mapors einges
bolt unb borber bic Noti3 an ben 5tra,
BetIauffeber gegeben tporben. ausgenoms
men bel nnglldsfdlen, bic feinen Nufs
f9ub buloen uao i'll ieoem iol9en Sale
ttuB Die @inbDlung Der grIaubniB, bierin
oorgefeben, uto bic gu sebenoe Noti3 i'm
nerbalb pierun05nan3ig 5iun6en, rans
benz cine notwithstanding unb 0erfpers
rung obIe g~rlaubniB uub 8enanrimtiz
gung Dorgenommen nur6e, nadgehoIt
toerbsn. unb i'm Galle, baB cine fol1e
grlaubniB ni9t ettbeilt pirb, muB 6iefe
4usgrabung iofort wieber aufgeflIt
tuerben iDie Dorbert uu5 cine fol9e 8ers
iperrung muB fofort entfernt merben,
anb bic StraBen, aQeDs, Ipenues Dber
Yla5as fOuen mieoer in benielben !3us
ttano perieBt tuerben, pie iie tparen, ebe
bic Musgrabung unternommen ober bic
Weriperrung borgenDmmen tpurbe. SITS
seno eire periOu, Del@e sesen irsenb'
elien punft oiefer Settion Derft6Bt, fol-
zines 8ergebens f9ulbig era1tet tuer-
ben, uHb beim &ecorber angetla9t, in
cine @elbfrafe bon ni9t peniger als
5ebn uEb ni6t mebr als ~stpeibunbsrt
Dollars fit ieoen eiu3elnen Sal senpn,z
men perbeu, borgeiebeH. baB ieber Sag,
Oil tuslGem cine iol6e YeriDn perfeblt
ooer pertpeigert, fi6 ben 8efiimmunger
oiefe Sefiion 81 figen, als elm 9ergebert
fit fi6 6etraGtet werbe.
Nngenommen un6 gebiQigt am IA.
SftDber 1889.
Srpan @allagban,
Mtteffirt: MaDor,
6. g. @laubon, @tabt : Glert.
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Cine Oroindus
CUR Teffelung bes Normal @ebalts
Der Mil6, unb aur &esulirung
beg Nerfaufs unb BET SITS
fpeftion berIelben.

Sci es oerorbnet burG ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt Sun antouio:
Seftion l. DaB ireenb etse perz
lot, ober Sereiniguug bon petfoner,
bic in Der 5taot Sau Nntunio Mtld,
betfaufea ober cine MiI6erei bstreiben
tpo0en, 5und6ft ibre Nainer unb bie
Sage Der in 8etrieb 5u iebenbea Mil@s
tpirtbi9aft beim 9taot : Snipeftor fir
WsoBe unb @ewi6te einjutrasen baben,
tpel6er ibnen Die Nummern fur lire
Nblieferungsmagen ~an8ugetea bat. Gin
iolder Mi!9osrfdufer fo0 IN ieber
Mtl9tanne Iesbar ani9reibeu, uel6er
Nrt bic MiI@, Die fe entbdlt, unb es
fol ungeieBli9 fem, cine anbare Mil1
dig bic ber3ei9nete, in Der Same ai
baben. 9ie Wtl@ ion dig "Sweet
Milk, "Skimmed Milk'', "Stripps
ings'', ober Clutter Mix flalRfiairt
fem.
5eftion2 2. IS loa unseiebli6
ieln. i%rgeuotpie perfdli6te Mit@ gu psrs
foul len o6er gum 8ertauf anau5ieten,
poer Wil6, pel9e bon tranfen, bers
untergefommenen &aben tommt, ober
Wttl9 (ausgenommen Yuttermil6)
tpel9e elite fpe5iff9e S9mere BON tpes
niger dig 1.0290 unb nibt mebr als
l,0330 2attometers @raoe bat, auo niht
mebr aIs IS pro5snt Wafer, - Yro=
5eat Wtil9 Subtan5 unb 3 pro3ent
Getttbeile eHtbalt.
5eftion 3. Sag ale, ME Dor=
ber aagegebene, gum 8erfauf anaebos
tene Wfil6, fomobI tpie bie Ghbe, BON
uel9en tie gemolfeu III, elmer Inter
iu9ung untermOrfen iub; unb es mirb
benz Snfpeftor fir MaBe auo 8epi6t
our pflidt eema6t, ale gum 8erfauf
onseboteAe Wit9 minbsftens arueimal
i'm WtoHat, ooer 6fters, tpenil es nOtb.
Denoig erI6eint, gu unterlu6en. unb
es fol bic Pfli6t aIer Sanitdtsbeamten
feIn, innerbalb ibrer 8e3irte minbefens
3tpeimal i'm Monat ole 9abe au inlpi=
cireu. bic gemolfen werben gum .3mede
oes Werfaufs Der MiI1; fe iolen eem
Snipeftor fur Mase unb Getpidt 8eri9t
e%rftatten hbsr ben 3utano FOLDER Rtbe
uno iber bas Jutter, nit benz tie gefhts
teri tuerben.
Seftion 4. Srselo cine perfon
ober 8ereinigung, meIde irgeab eine
Der Seitimmungen biefer Srbinan3 pers
leBt, o5er oerabfGumt bic Meil9, pie
borgei9rieben, unterlu2sn gu. lafen,
ODER irsenb eiuen geamten in Der Qus.
fabrung feiner bierin auferIeg!en pHi6>
ten %bebinbert. ioa eines 0ergebens
i9uloig befun6en unb na6 erfolgter
uebsrfibrung Dor benz 9etOrber nit
eiler 5umme bon ni9t tpeniger aIs
flint ($5) unb ui9t mebr als @inbuns
bert Dollars ($10O) fur iebes 8ergeben
beifraft lperoen.
InGenommen unb gebi1igt ON IA.
Ottober 1889.
8rpan @aIIagban,
NtteItirt: Wapor,
9. g. @Iaubon, Stabt @lerf.
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MNerfet.

: Greo. Singelfebt un6 Minnte
&aiten baben fi@ cine 9%eiratbsli3ens
ausitellen lafen.
= Miiion 6oie So. No. 4 iiberien,
bet uns gintrittsfarten gum baute Nbenb
in Der Surnbale ftattfinbenben 8ale,
8eften 9antl
= Ser 12idbrige anabe g. 8. Mez
Neel, be1en @ater 8ermaIter BET
&an6e bes Wtapor @aqagban lit, aes
tuann ben erften preis bon $4,000 in
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uNuenemo Wtiq Company" in Ques
memo, Ranias, bena6ri9t u11s bon benz
am Is. oortielbf erfolsten Sobe bes
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ierer Stabt. ST mat lange 3eit @lert
i'm Wigpam !9otel unb 31lebt 6tabt.
maribal in Sluenemo unb allgemein
beliebt un5 gea9tst. ST errei6te Elm
Utter bon AZ Sabren.
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Der ioeben BON elmer ldngeren &eiIe
6ur6 Deuti6Ianb, bic S9mei, unb
Grantrei6 auriidgetebrt 1T, aeiate uns
proben bon &amiesS tenseln, Gamies
Gafern unb Deri@iebene feinere unb
sr6bere &amie . @elpiHnfs. Die &a,
mie' pfan5e mirb = mie 6err Weber
urs mittbeiltey-im iibli9en Granfrei6
In groBem ulnfange cultibirt uno Die
@epebe, Die aus ber Safer bergefeQt
tperben, erfreu.n fG bOrtaasemeiner Be-
liebtbeit. Die aus 3amie bergefeGten
Serbietten, S,anotii@er, 3if9beden &c.
tKb bon ben befen leinenen @etpeben
ni9t 5u unterfdeiben, baben aber ben
8or3ug weit er6Berer 6altbarteit, tuess
balb man ibuen aud bic Besei9nuna
''Linge inusable" (unperuuifbQre
@di@e) %sesebsn bat.-@ie febt es benn
eigentli6 nit unferer "Jute- & Ramies
Association lit Dorftomn2
: Die 300 Mann itarte Delegation
aus benz panbanble bat nit benz 8e.
neral . Iawalt 9ogg cine mebrflubiae
&onfereHb gehabt, i'm 8erlaufe tuelaer
iebo9 Der Beanie ben einmaI einaes
nommeneu Stanopuntt-ber 2anbfraae
Observation-Disclosures.
Or. @ln. M. @ilte, beut.
der Grauenar3t, bat fi6 in
unierer Stabt oouernb niebergelaKen,
na@bem er idon mebrere @inter elm
regelmdBiger 8eiu6er bon San Iatos
Mo mar. Dr. Wilte tpar friiber in
Chicago anidifg, mo- er 16 Sabre lang
mt groBem @rfolge pratti3irte, aber
@efunobeitsriidfi6ten apansen i'm,
feinen Wobnrrt gu pehieln. Wir f6ns
men ber @ta6t 81 Der neuen N~cquiftion
tur gratuIieren, benn 6err Or. @iIte
1T ni9t nur elm iebr renpmmirter Nrat.
ionoern aud elm bor5tgli9er @eiels
f1after.