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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-10-03

Mobile Visited Bv The Worst
storm In Her HistOrY-The City
Under water-ROOfs Blown of
And The Streets Filled with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
The Slaughter Of E,ephants.

In Zanzibar alone some 500, 900 pounds
of ivory are brought every season to
the market There are tusks among
them weighing from $50 to 100 pounds
and even more, but, of course, the
tusks are mostly small, for it is much
easier to trap or kill a young elephant
than an old one. Let us say that ON
an average every tusk weighs twenty
to twenty-five pounds. The tusks of
10000 elephants are brought annually
to Zanzibar. Elephants in Africa are
mostly killed with poisoned arrows.
Perhaps so per cent. break away to die
in the jungle, where their tusks are
never found. So perhaps 10000 ele-
plants have been sacrificed to get the
ivory for the Zanzibar market alone.
Besides this lot of ivory is used in the
interior for all kinds of domestic pur-
poses. The tusks are used as grain
Founders, etc, while ornaments are
commonly fashioned of ivory. There
are even chiefs in the interior who
have fence around their houses made
of elephant tusl1s.-San Francisco Call.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
The Mustache Originated in Spain.

The home of the mustache is in Spain
and here is the history of its origin
After the Moors first invaded the coun-
try the Christian and Moslem popula-
ton became so mixed that it was diff
cult to say which were Moors and
which Spaniards.. The Spaniards then
hit upon a means by which they could
at once distinguish their brethren.
They did not shave their lips any long
er and they allowed a tuft of hair to
grow below their under lips, so that
their boards formed the rude outline
of cross. Thus the mustache became
q symbol of liberty and fraternity
National Barber.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
A Matter of Enumeration.

What is that?" said a traveller to a
fellow-passenger on a railroad train as
they glided along the bank of the Hud-
son.
'Ice-saw," laconically responded the
other, as he glanced out on the river
toward the ungainly object indicated.
II supposed you did see, or should
not have asked you the question. You
saw, and saw, too; but did not know
what it was"
Il said it was an ice-saw."
Very true, n is rather an eve sore,
disfguring as it does that pretty sheet
of ice which makes such an excellent
sheet for the iceboats to sail on. but
still am in the dark as to what it is -
Il didn't say eye sore; l said ice-saw'
''Oh, nice saw. Well, perhaps it is.
just depends on the way one looks at
it Thank you. Looks as though we
were going to have thaw. Chicago
News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
THE STATISTICS FlEND.

While on our earthly pilgrimage the world ha;
many woes for US,
We struggle on Penea<h our loads Of trouble,
care and pain
But the latest tribulation IL the man VINO al
ways goes for rs
With documentary evidence-statisticso on the
brain.
Hell tell within fraction the exact amount of
coffee drunk
For thirteen generations back, in both the
hemispheres
Whatever else you want 70 know he II gladly
bite you OF q chunk
OF tabulated knowledge that's enough to
start the tears
Hell tell how many immigrants have ever come
from Sweden,
To what extent grasshoppers have devoured
the windy west;
With figures he will demonstrate the tragedy
OF Eden;
He'll do anything you want him to, except to
take q rest
He will tell how many gravestones are exported
by the nation.
How many pairs Of shoestrings, and the
quantity Of rum;
And he'll figure In jiffy the earth's total popu-
lation
From the time it was created to the day Of
kingdom come
Would you know how much tobacco is con-
sumed in every minute,
Now many yards OF calico IL takes TO clothe
the SOUTH
Su.A ask the statistician, he will tell you he is
''tn IT."
He performs IL with his pencil and proclaims
IL with his mouth.
Hes daisy with statistics, and if you'd like to
try for
plan for sizing up the man who figures with
such vim,
Gust set him down and count him one add
cipher after cipher,
Ana be sure to place the ciphers at the left
hand side OF him.
He rams statistics down our threats, and we've
been meekly standing it
Till the spirit of forbearance is becoming
rather weak;
here's got to be turnover, the people are
demanding IL,
For some one else occasionally must have
chance TO speak.
The time will come when men shall have sum
GENTLY been goaded,
(And tie prayer Of many victim is that it
may quickly Gomez
When therell be an accidental case OF ''didn't
know twas loaded"
And the nend will quit his figures in the mid
die OF o sum.
Adavno
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
TENDER MEMORIES.
| Men and Women Who Have Made west
Point Famous.

Men and Women Who Have Made West
Point Famous.
The West Point chapel has been called
the Westminster Abbey of America, it
has such priceless story in its memo
rial tablet of heroes. Also in the little
cemetery lying at the entrance of the
winding road which leads to old Fort
Putnam you can read chapter after
chapter of American history. Here Is
the tomb of Gen. Scott, in honor of
whose victory at Chippewa the cadet
grave was adopted. Here is the name
of Anderson, of Sumter fame, and 90
Custer, the dash of whose charges STU
stirs the pages of Indian records. I'M
der slabs of heavy granite old Revolu-
tionary heroes lie side by side with
some cadet just learning the art
of war. Among them a white marble
shaft tells us that it marks the place
where Susan Warner, the author of
The Wide, Wide World rests in peace
in Christ" The work of this sweet
soul has become one of the traditions
of the army. In many a western POST
are to be found men who like to tell IF
those PARKWAY days when they were
one of =" Miss Warmers boys" For
years every Sunday her sister and
herself crossed from their home on
Constitution Island, in the Hudson, OPP
posite the Point, in a rowboat to the
quaint old chapel. Here after service
they held Bible class composed en-
tirely of cadets. Many a homesick boy,
smarting under the sting of military
discipline, has been ministered unto by
these mothers of souls. Miss Anna may
still be seen in all the delicate loveli-
ness of a Dresden shepherdess with her
sturdy flock about her. A dainty maid,
who fulfills Joseph Jefferson's idea OF
what a maid should be-''rosy checked,
clear-eyed and smiling"-carries bas-
ket of bouquets, which are distributed
as the class disperses, and come like a
breath of home into dreary tents or
barracks. The name of another woman
is associated with West Point history.
1t is that of the beautiful wife of Gen.
Knox, in whose honor the cadets have
named the practice battery known as
Battery Knox" She is said to nave
opened the first ball given at West
Point with Gen Washington. From
that night in May, 1852, for over one
hundred years the rhythm of dancing
feet has marked the browning delight
of cadet life. Never mind if the Apollo
in gray has teen skinned" because
his collar was not neatly put on, his
shoes not properly blacked," or because
Ibis hair was too long" at inspection,
he still
Can go to hops, those charming hops, where all
is so exciting,
Sashes red and buttons bright black eyes that
shoot forth lightningl
In the old mess hall, gay with bunting
and adorned with the celebrated Childs
portraits, many young Napoleon has
met his Waterloo. -Harper's Bazaar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
They Go to Heaven.

Black Sammy is a noted boy in the
Sunday school His teacher was one
day trying to make the class see the
advantage of living a good life. The
moral remarks were occasioned by a
strong wad of chewed paper which hap
pened to strike the benevolent super
intendent on the cheek. Sammy was
evidently the culprit. although his
black skin showed no sign.
Now, children, you must be better.
Such actions as those tend to drag you
downward, and if you do bad deed
once the second time you do it more
easily. 1t does not pay to be bad, for
you cannot go to Heaven" Then Miss
Goode Strengthened her glasses and
looked into Sammy's shining eyes.
Sammy, what kind of boys go to
Heaven"
Sammy shuffied his feet.
Dead boys" he said. - Boston
Budget
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
Old Polo.

In The Arabian Nights eve read of
a wise sage who cured a great king by
a decoction with which he anointed
the handle of stick with which the
king was in the habit of playing a game
at ball, to the end that when the royal
hand Perspired in the vigor of the play
the open pores might receive the med
icament The translator speaks of this
stick as 'golfstick," (sic,) but it is
plain from the context that the game
was played on horseback. 1t was, in
fact. polo. Indeed, the illustrations of
the very same edition show the said
king playing the game on horseback
Blackwood's Magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03

i
see what the difficulty was so he pulled
and jerked at it in the hope that he might
jar il into condition of working; but
his efforts failed and the old bear was
as ferocious as ever. But what was to
be done?
He had neither knife nor revolver,
and it would not do to save his own life
by running away and leaving his friends
to certain death. In fact such an idea
was not in his head for an instant be-
fore he had dubbed his rife and COM
menced to beat the bear over the ribs
when he could manage to get in blow.
But he might as well have struck at a
bale of hay, SO little effect did his blows
have on the monster. 1t was hot work
and soon his arms got weak, and when
he struck blow that missed the crea.
ture his rife flew from his hands and
he was defeRseless.
The grizzly saw her advantage and
made a terrific rush, which Charley
could only avoid by fight But he did
not run any farther than the nearest
tree, which he climbed just in time to
escape the ferocious animals claws
Things now looked serious, and for
several moments Charley wondered
what he would have to do next He
knew that he was safe from the bear,
as she could not climb the tree, and
that when daylight came he would
possibly have chance to escape by
running. But his partner was in as
great danger as ever if the old bear
took notion TO attack him. But
Charley made up his mind that if she
did this he would get down and go for
his rife and rsrew the fight
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03

He-What a woman that Mrs. High
strung is; does she ever obey any one?
She-O, yes, she obeys her husband
implicitly.
"Her husband must be a very strong
minded man then"
"Not at all. He simply tells her to
do exactly as she pleases and she obeys
without a murmur. Detroit Free
Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
HOODS PILLS Cure all Liver his.
German
Syrup"

I simply state that I am Druggist
and Postmaster here and am there
fore in a position to judge. 1 have
tried many Cough Syrups but for
ten years past have found nothing
equal to Boschee's German Syrup.
l have given it to my baby for Group
with the most satisfactory results.
Every mother should have it. ]. H.
HOBBS, Druggist and Postmaster,
Mofat, Texas. We present facts,
living facts, of to-day Boschee's
German Syrup gives strength to the
body. Take no substitute. O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03

AT the earnest advice OF q neighbor we tried
HOODS SARSAPARILLA with the result
OF perfect cure. Her skin is now as fair and
clear as any child's in town" WILLIAM Fox,
Fair Haven, VT. Be sure to get Hoods.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-03
Doubt Changed to Faith

my little girl Kitty haA
q skin disease which the
doctors called Eczema,
causing her great agony
with it's intense itching
and burning. Seven or
eight physicians gave US
medicines but to no good.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Gntlarpunp eiurs 9eudIiers

llniere 9eier erinnern iib pobl nod
Der ausfibrlib beibrieFenen MiBbelias
teiten an Der Staatsaderbaui9ule ~
8ruOtinss i'm 5ribiubr; bic Slusideis
buns BON uabe5u 100 Sdllern, oeren
protlamirter Yroteit seseu bic Siibrung
Der Sdule inter oem S6ulbeb6roeprd.
iioent Sbannon (&eoadeur oes ,Surus
nlte).
Canals perIu6te @ouuerneu1 S6els
Don einjulbreiten, anI9eineneno ieblte
ibm aber Der moraliibe Wutb Shannon
erlieB balo e,ne 10 Spalten lanse rsluf.
tldruns uno &edtiertisuns", wurin er
Debauptete, nur 80 Sdiller leieH meg
9eblleben uno Giles lei i'm bsIien @anse.
Tie uuerb6rt irede @rlosenbeit bieier
Gnsaben gtiemano slaubte earan-
iiibrte ju fleinen 5eboen ebrliher Sci:
tunsen init Sbannons Ylatt unb cine
Der eriteren publi5irt nun eine beidmo,
rene @Ieoersabe zines @eiprddes 5uis
Iten Sbannpn uno benz @ouperneur,
morin iener li6 als proianer Sdnapier
entpuppt uno bod siebt ii6 Sbannon
Dor Der @elt bas slniebsn zines ultras
relisi6ien 9emperen5fanatiters
Statt MIR 80 limb tbatid6lid nabe5u
100 Shiler bur6 bic booenlos perrot.
tete 5iibruus Der Sdule biuwessetrieben
porben!
Sr. Sbannou 1T alio in oieiem Yunfte
elm offenbarer liisner; iallh uno
erlOsen iinb bic meiiten ieiner iibriseu
Hnsaben.
Gs 1T eiu traurises 3eusniB Der
Yeriommenbeit Der ieBiseu Staatsresies
runs. baB unter ihr eine hohrpihtige
SGule iol4em Sppofriten iiberantuor'
tet bleibt, nabbem er iiberfabrt III.
Gs f6nnte anbers iueroen, penn bic
Deutiden oesStuates iid aufraiften uno
Seite an Steite fdmpfenb Der Birth,
idaft elm Gnoe mahten; iie t6nnten bic
beudleriihen Sdmarober bonn Staats.
t6rper entfernen uno ebrlide, 10 redt
beutid.seipiHenbafte Ndnner, beneu bic
Mmtssbre uno bic Wobliabrt bes Staa.
tes iiber ben Dollar sebt, in bic 8ers
lualtuns einiesen--luen lie uur ale
flar iebeu 10 ollten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Ole @eeresuOt(ase ausenOmmeu

Die Seeresuorlage ausenommeu.
Is. Suli. Berlin. 1ie oeutfhs See.
resuorla9s puroe beute IN oritter seiune enb.
siltis nit elmer Nebrbei, pon 16 Stimmen
anSenomTeu pol Rsitsboten itirmten fir
oielelbe, ls5 cassssu.
@eiiirhteter safer
Ssrltr. Ger serir6tets colorado. ooer
Sdrto1etdfer lcu iit in Der llmseseuo BON
@era 9e;ei9t babeu
Unuetter.
L. SuIi.-S Sartiugto Rebr Der
noroIide lbeil Ses Geoar Gountp purbe se.
tern abeuc ourb eiu iurhtbares oassIpetter
betmselu4t, oas eiHen gewoltiseu Sdaoen
dnrittete. Ids cietreioe muroe poaltdnoia
pernidtst uno in pieIeu Nauiern bic Seniter
;ertriimmert uuo perihisoeutli6 io9ar bic
Cader ourdlo6ert. Sis Da9eltomer waren
pon elmer aubsrsewobnliheu e'ross, sinise
D(0 3ou 9roB. oter wuroe beuts 9iadmits
tag cine SammluHs gun Sefeu Der sei9doigs
ten Sanoleule perauitaltet uno lino bis Jest
$500 ;uiammenssbrud)t woroen.
I iirrel i'll Teutidl L a ue.
16. SuIi-Serlin. Sie Solsen Der aus
bateuoen Siirre limb uur in 9erinsem Mabe
ourhRe9enlbalsr seboben woroeu II. berrltt
in MISUNDERSTANDING 8reiisu nc6 immsr
9roBe 9iotb. Son allen Seiten lauieu 8lagen
eiu, oaB bic pon Der Resieuins pr osbuns
oes 6utterman9els setroiieueu glaBressln
uuime6eub ieien. Sm Sberlaui Der sroben
6iibe 1T Der &uiierltano ein 10 uieoriser.
odb in Der Babe Der Sueleu isoer Gertebr
ami oem gSaiierwsse einseitt.It worosu 1T.
Sis tleueu 6liiiie, iUie !. g. Die Suloa iino
10 ieidbt wic tleiue Sdde.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
prei Qabreiinpe nnuenhet.

Niit purlie0enoer gtummer IhlieBeu
Die .SuO. 0atota gtndridten" ibren
oritten Sabr9an9 ab Gs wnreu orei
arbeitspoae Sabre, nit oeren Gr5ebniB
mir dber Suirieoen lein oiirien, bat Ii6
bod oieies glott aus Iebr belbeloeneu
9lnidueeu 81 einem in lueiteren &reIlen
aneeIebeneu empor9eibmun9en.
g8as uns am melIteu SeIrieoi5un9
9iebt ut iuoeB nibt Die eriol9rel6e
lleberpinour9 Der tauIenoerlei Sbuiea
riateiten zines neueu lluteruebmenS,
ipnoern Die ppbltbueuoe lleber5eu9ung,
oaB es uns geluugen 1T, oas 8ertrauen
Der 9eier Der udbiten llm9eburg, Der
peri6nlit 8etaruten, in Dem MuBe gu
eruerbeu, DAB lib oa uur nod gang per
eiu5elte 9eutibe finoen, Die Die ,gtah.
ribten" nitt balten g8ir uiIieu oieie
3uueisuus I'm 10 bDber su iddbeu, oa
mir ia Dor blob Sabreu bierbertumeu
uuo oamuls in bieiiger @eseno feline
Seele tanuteu; oas ermutbi9t III INNER
reueu glnitrensuuscR I'M 9isnlte Der
oeutihen Sade.
Gin b6beres Compliment t0unteu mir
uniern 9eiern iir ibre CUTE @eiinnun9
ui6t MAIDEN, oils es in ben fOl9enoen
on lms geridteten 3eilen clrer IN Den
,,Nahridteu" aujel9enoen dusmdrtigen
Sirma liegt: ,3roBoem mir nic glbons
neat Sbrer 3eituu9 waren, lit una Die
lelbe ldn9il betanut uno Detl ~ / T
qeraoe bic q bounente n,
10 E d e s bre 3eitun9 b a t.,
erreiden no N, nebmen mir
Sbr gln9ebUt an" (obwObl unler Hreis
b6her mar. als Der anoerer 3eitun8en) }.
llniere glbounenteuSotl bat Iih i'm
periloienen Sabre init ueroOppelt; oas
nit wudien ireili6 aud Die glusgaben
uno Die peruriabeu uns iest i'll Der r9e'
ibdftslOien, Der ihredliden 3ett" e,nl9e
9opfi9merSen, ju oeren 9lnoerun9
nod Dor benz Serbit bit-uns Die Ireuuos
li1en aeler am belteu nit prOmpter
@olo-, ooer unlertpesen Silbers Ocer
Bapiersaur belfcn f0nnten! =
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Die IlrirdJ- Qnrp ektiou.

@ou @nIbirstOu wuroe am l3. o.M.
6pl9enoeS beribtet:
,8eri4ieoeue 3eituu9en brnhteu in
lebter 3eit Die MiitbeiIuns, ouB Der
9lderbnuietretar Wortpn Die 5leiibs lin:
terluduus einseltellt babe, Die bisber
bon 9lnseiteGteu ieiues Departments in
ben 9rOben S6la6tbduiern oes 2anoes
ooqjo9en paro. WtOrton bat beute oa:
rilber oes 9ldberen iib ausSeiproben
Gr babe, io9te er, feline @nite0urg Der
SnipettiOn nn9eUronet, oenu oas @eieb
ihrcibe Dor, OaB iie IOrt9eieBt iueroen
ioa. glber oas @eieb sebe ibm (GRor'
TOM 9ewiiie oistretioudre @ewolt, Die
ihr sur Sermlnoerung Der Soften Der
llnteriudur9 in Stauo iebe.
60 melt oas @eleb oaSu oieren lollte,
Den 2lbidB ameritanllten 5lelldes III
europa 81 per9rOBern, lei es ein 6ebl.
ihlag eelueieu. 3ie llnteriutuua be-
gam i'm CONNER 1891, uuo am 3.
September tuaro Die erlte Senoun9 I'M
teriudten S6weiueileiides ausaeiiibrt.
Seitber ieieu an Die eurOpGii6en 9anoer,
Die cine llnteriu6unss Beiheiuiguns
iOrbern, nur fir $3,577,443 5leiid
pertauft pOroen. Sn oerielben 3eit bat
te bic llnteriuduns a0eiu an Saldren
iiir Die Mitroitopiter 1924, ,495 Soften
ueruriadt. Wiit ionitisen aussaben
ieieu bic Soften auf fait Elm G4tel oes
selammten @ertbeS beiaster Aus'ubr
ansema6Ien. 0ieieni9en 9Guoer bic
tsine lluteriuhuns fOrbern, batten onse'
gen i'm ielben 3e,traum fiir S34 ,000,000
5teii6 seiauit, iait 5ebnmul 10 piel iuie
Die anoeren.
Serr Morton 1T Der glriidt, baB bic
5ieil6pader, Die ibr 5leiid unteriudt
boben woleu, ielber bic Soften .ra9en
iollten. 8is sum 81. Mai bate er be.
reits PAP Nnaeitelte oes ibm uuteriteas
ten Bureau Of Gnimal Snouitries"
abseieSt, uno ie,tber baben tueitere Gb-
iesunsen itattseiunhen, poourh insse'
iammt 100000 pro Sabr eriitart tuor'
ben ieien."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Cine rdltnrue Jnlse Der
Gemperru,- BetdIelei.
leaLtimort Gorr,ipone,ni

Snuerbalb pier @o6eu iino in NeU
No-t orei 0amen an glltobOlismuS ge.
itorben, ipoblgemertt 0amen, nibt etpa
pertommene @eibSbiloer. Wie es in
ieoem 9auoe Iruptenboloe giebt, 10
siebt es mabriteinlid audi 9runienbol:
oinuen, aber in Der seiitteten @eiels
ihaft europIiIber 26uoer fam man
lause iu6eu, ebe man eine oem 9alter
oes 3runtes ersebeue 5rau iinoet. @n.
oers bel uRs. Sier tann man es erles
ben, cine feinsetleioete, auseniheiulid
poblerjosrne Dame ourd bic Strabe
iuauten uno idluanten Su ieben. llno
fpie es I9eint. 1T oieies Cater i'm Gu
nebmen: iuenisltens sebt oieies aus ben
Beridten bes gtew gorter gelleuue Sos
ipitals berpUr. Sm Sabre 1888 uur'
ben bort S75 meiblibe Yatienten an
slltobolismus bebanbelt, i'm Sabre1SS9
iuar bic 3abl bereits auf 1912 seitie'
gen, 1890 betrus lie 1923. 1891 ities
lie auf 1854 uuo 1872 auf 1911. .9ieleS
1T cine 3unabme pon so 8rpjent ieit
Sabren; III oemielben SerbdltniB lit Die
Seu0lteruns Der Staot ourHaus ni9t
9ewa6ien.
@iel ibiimmer seitaltet li6 aber Die
Sa6e, iuenn man Die 3abl Der tOotlit
perlauienoeu 5dae in Setraht 5ieh.
Ipn ben S75 Sdllen bes Sabres 1888
perlieien MIR IA tDotli6, So itarbeE oa'
gesen BON ben 1911 9ranten i'm Sabre
1892. Dieies 1T cine 3unabme BON
81 9ro5ent. Sieraus sebt beruOr, oaB
bic Trunfiudt unter ben amsrlfunilben
5rauen nid)t ngr IN Der 3unabme 1T,
ionoern aud piel sr0Bere 8erbeerIusell
anri6tet. Or. Brill i9reibt oieies aui
&ehnuns Der neru0ien Degeneration
unierer 5rauenwelt. @ir slauber, bic
ies 1T elm Srrtbum. NerooHtdt 1T bic
8rantbeit unieres Sabrbunberts, an ibr
leibet bic pblesmatilde Soadnoerin
ebenio, tpie bic leihtlebise Jranj6iin
une Nmer,tauerin, aus anoern 2dnoern
bort man aber eurhaus ni1t, oa6 bic
Iruntiudt Inter ben 6raueni 5unimmt.
@ir idieben bic S4ulb auf bic uers
febrte Grjiebuns. Sn einer Gamilie.
mo lei1te @etrdnte, Bier ooer Wein
aetrunten lperbep unb bic 8inber naH
9llter ooer @eiunbbeit ibren 1beil er.
balten, ipirb es feinem Mdoden einials
len, beimlih Der ShnapSHaIhe 5liSus
ipreden. anbers 1T es in pielen ames
rifaniihen 5amilien. 0a beudelt man
bel 1iid WdBisteit, aber nad 9iid)
befommt erlt Der Hapa 9eibmeb, baum
bic @roBmutter, bic 2anten unb bic
Mama, bic fleinen G0bren ieben bas
mnb abmen ten gilten nah, unb ie mebr
cine Sahe perboten 1T. beito better
{dmedt lie. Sm Sanoumoreben bal
iih Elm MGoHen bas SGnapieu anse.
iu0but. Mls 0ausfraH unS Nuttel
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Wit@ea, sio.0atota, Sonneritas, oen 20. Sul 1893
Sm lesteu Sipur Jallier gesirts.

Sm leBteu Siuur Juaier geJirts'
seridt erlanste S. g. Searles sesen
mebrere 5armer aeri6tlide llrtbeile
engagements } nuf Roteu Der Dor Sab
rem pertradten Suiurance GOmsunp OF
3atota. Die 8etrGse Der gtOten ruaren
meiit tlein uno oa bic oertlngten Terios
men nuBerbalb oes @Ountp's tuobnten,
70 rabmen lie iih ni6t Die Miibe Su err
ihelnen uno lid) 81 pertbeiol9eu. Stun
III linen aber elm 6reuno uno 6elier III
oeisPeriun oes Serrn u. g. 5aitbiul,
eiues irilberen Su6balters Der senInn'
ten 8eriiderrnssseicllifait eritnnoen.
@r 1T oerjeit g!n9eltellter Der Southern
Tacific' Snbn uno l6rieb BON Ntinnea'
polls, OILS er BON ben eridlihenen @es
ridtsurtbeilen bOrte, on einen Betdnns
ten IN Siour Sails II. u. 5ul9enoes /;
. Sd CLAUDE it weiB mebr Don Der fau'
len @eieuihnit uno ben S6winolern,
welde lie fiiuf Sabre leiteter, als ir'
9eno Semano anoers. gSenu oieie
5armer es piiuihen, onB ih in9e mos
id pelB, 10 bin i6 bereit baju. @ier
Ysrionen itableu Die sanSe 8uitete, Die
gtOten mo gllles. Seue 5armer brau.
den aui be gipten teinen Gent 81 be,
Sablen. Sd fam beiueiien, cnB es oa
teine rnunterri6teten Sduier innocent
purhuiers) Der gtoten aa5, uobl uber
maren es p;ele yuntCrrlhtCte" g2enu
ih lemals nui Den ,3eu9enituno gete,
10 fam id) es Der sunSen GOborte tiih,
rig einreiben, benn ih fenne Die @eidib
te Don 9l bis 3. @enn sic einen Der
5nrmer tennen uub wiiuihen pnB ibm
ieIn Ecdt wiro, 10 ingt ibm er iolle mir
ibreiben. Gs 1T cine bellloie Shanbe,
baB oieien armen 5arnern guslGsen
nuiscbiIroet luerOen ipllen Don 2euten,
oeren Sisle i'm 3udtbuus ieiu ioIlten. Z"