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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Tossed BY a TEAS SrEER.-A wild
Texas 81 'er escaped ION pen on
Howard street and Jefferson avenue,
st. Louis, yesterday a..ernoon aud ran
amuck on the ciowded sueets. At 18th
aud Washington avenue he STEER dash
ed into a crowd Of school Guild en-.
Oracle Mann was tossed in The "a,
caught on Che horns and again p=ssd
luckily escaping with slight btr e..
Jonn Kelly. pl;ater, and an unknown
regro, wee next at,ac'.ed aud botI
tossed. An ucl:nown man and boy
were then knocEed over at Tive fth aud
Washington avenue, aud at tie s?me
place a l,dy and gentleman were 70. cd
10 the siJewlls. At FoJ :5ceu.n and
Carr st,oeis Officer 1ie.oey ran 70 the
side OF The DOW naddened al; nal and
fred loo him. Tie brute turned ou
TIE officer and COED him severely ,.om
Lbe Ieit knee TO The tni3n. Gy ms
time dozen officer; sn-"oruded the
seer aud filed him wan lead. His
carer would have ended soccer, only
that ir'lu thousand psoD'e pad io'red
in tie cpa sc ard it VS. DANCE Gus 20
shoot. All the sic;.ns we e Injured
mole or |. IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02
newspapers

THE FACT that the expenses of the
government during the last four months
have exceeded its receipts to the extent
of no less than twenty-four million dol
lars, while it emphasizes the necessity
for increased revenues no body sup
poses expenditures will be decreased
by no means implies that a tariff tax
should be imposed on sugar, tea and
coffee, and be increased on beer, the
use of which latter article has greatly
reduced tnat OF distilled liquors; but it
does imply the ACCESSIBILITY of the i'm
position of an Income ta&, which will
be collected only from those who can
bear it without hardsbip-the rich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

A BULLETS WRoNG TURS.-A most
distressing acc ,leot occurred yesterday
mo .ning near Suther'and's sfat:or, in
D;nwiddie county, about eight miles
Pee sbd"g. Sidney Jo-es lad at
temp ed o LII 6eef with an axe, bat
did not succeed. He sent .or A ED
James and his son, Feddie James,
neighbors, o come and Delp him to kill
the animal. Freddie james fred at The
OK With a .he. The ball Sci dck the OK
in the forehead. AID glanced off and
struck Minnie Jooes the daughter of
MI. Jones, just above tie right temple,
killing her alno,S irs entity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

NOVEMBER WEATHER.-Hicks pre-
diets the following for the month of
November: About the End or Ord look
for higher temperature and secondary
storm movements. The 9TH to 18th is
a marked storm period, during and
about which time suffering ard loss on
land and sea will result where fore
sight and care are not exercised.
Snow and sleet TO the north. A Sc
we're cold wave will spread over the
country, lasting up to reactionary days,
on and touching the 18th aud 18Th.
The 10Th to 23rd is the next regular
storm period. 1t is near the center of
a Venus period and may be counted on
for violent storms of wind, rain and
snow. Thunder and lightning south.
See if you do not hear of disasters on
the seas-stips wrecked, lives lost. A
very cold wave up to the 18th and
26th. Month ends warmer, with win
ter winds and storms brewing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Never Judge man by his dress suits.
The man who wears the same old one
on every occasion may be impecunious,
but the chap who sports q different one
every night is not above suspicion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02
FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON. Nov. ., 1898.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The House resolution allowing for.
eign exhibitors at Chicago to sell their
goods at rebate of fifty per cent. of
the duty was passed, and conference
was asked; also the resolution donating
a cannon for the grand army meeting
at Pittsburg, Pa, in 1894.
A bill to authorize the Missouri River
Power Company in Montana to con-
struct dam across the Missouri river
was placed on the calendar
A bill to grant the right of way TO
the Kansas, Oklahoma Central and
Southwestern Railroad Co. through the
Indian Territory was passed also q bill
providing for the construction of a rev.
enue cutter for service on the great
lakes.
The House concurrent resolution for
a final adjournment at 3p. M to-mor-
row was presented in a message from
the House but, as the cyclone relief
bill was under discussion, the resolu.
ton was laid temporarily on the Vice.
Presidents table.
Mr.. Voohees asked to have printed
the translation ola pamphlet publish.
ed in Vienna by Prof. Edourd Sess,
entitled "The Future of Silver" He
regarded it as very important and
valuable work. II had been translated
and printed for the finance committee
and he wished the usual number to be
printed for the use of the Senate.
Mr.. Hill did not know that the trans
lation would be of any particular value,
as according to the Senator from Ne
vada, (Mr. StewarD silver would have
no future.
Mr.. Stewart regretted that the Sena-
tor from New York had not paid more
attention to his OR. Stewart's) obser-
vations during the recent debate.
Mr.. Hill-"A few observations but
if it will impart any more information
to the Senator than he has already en-
pressed on that subject do not object
Leave was granted.
Mr.. Hoar then called up the bill for
the relief of the sufferers in South Car
DINA by the recent cyclone, and though
Mr.. Cockrelll objected proceeded TO de
bate it,
The adjournment resolution has been
laid before the Senate and has been re-
ferred to the committee on appropiia-
lions.
The House bill increasing the num-
Der of army officers who may be de-
tailed rs military instructors was pass
ed.
The cyclone bill was discussed until
. o'clock when the bill went over with
out action and the Chinese bill was
t,kcn up rs unfinished business.
HOUSE.
A resolution to adjourn tomorrow at
3 p. m. was reported by Mr.. Catchings,
of Mississippi, from the committee on
rules, and the previous question was
joyfully and vociferously ordered A
lively debate followed in which Repre-
sentatives Terry, of Arkansas, and
Clark, of Missouri, opposed any pro-
longed recess or adjournment.
Mr. Henderson, of Iowa, asked Mr..
Catchings if there was any chance of
the tariff bill being reached from the
committee if they remained in session.
Mr.. Catchings replied that there was
not the slightest chance, when Mr..
Henderson stated that that being so he
was decidedly in favor Of adjournment.
The vote on the resolution resulted
in its passage by 1S4 to So.
The Worlds Fair prize winners bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Twenty-Five miners cottag5, belonging to
the Monongah Coal Company a. Mononsah,
four miles ION Fairmont, W. Va, were de-
stroycd By fire vest srday, enteilins a los of
about S1o,Cco. Several of the occupants lest
all they possessed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

The FACT that the Car of Russia is
guarded, within as well as without his
palace, is deemed by some people in this
country as conclusive proof that he is
tyrant of the deepest dye; that his own
conscience teaches him he deserves as
sassinatiop, and that therefore he takes
all conceivable precautions to avert
what, in their opinion, would be just
fate. And yet in this "land of liberty"
where every man is sovereign" and
where mill boys, railsplitters and ca
nalboatmen become Presidents, The
White House, according 10 polished
reports from Washington, has been
doubly guarded, and no one is admitted
until his business and his character are
known, and whenever the President
goes out he is attended by detectives in
citizens clothing. There are cIanks in
all countries, and in all countries pre-
cautions are taken against them. The
great fault of the people of the United
States is their ignorance of those OF
other countries, and this, too, notwlth-
standing their free schools and cheap
newspapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

During fog this morning the Doylestown
exprr : ran ;nf1 the Germantown express on
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad st
Nicetown, Pa. One man was killed and three
Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02
Grace.
was passeC

A beautiful flower that fral rance lacks
And a maiden however fair Of face,
Are alike. if the maiden does not possess
The iDefable feminine charm Of grace
w. i. SHOEMAKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Ir Is NOT at all surprising that the
democrats OF Virginia vote iSnorantiy
when men on their State tlcke
don't know that Noyes commanded
negro regiment in the war between the
States. and when their newspapers
cravelv discuss the ridiculous canafd
that President Cleveland is seriously
thinking of appointing Senator Daniel
as Judge Bonds successor, in order that
there may be two vacancies in the
Senate, to fill which with General Fitz.
Lee and Assistant Attorney General
Conrad he will exert all the admins
tration's influence. No matter what
else may be said OF Mr.. Cleveland, no
body has ever yet accused him of be-
ing fool, which he would be if he
were to attempt to interfere with the
affairs of his party in Virginia. Why,
he doesn't do so with those even of his
own State, is proved by the fact that
he is now supporting the election of the
whole Of the regular democratic ticket
of New York, Judge Maynard, and all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Ceremonies differ in every country /;
but true politeness is ever the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02
Ifyou wish to pronounce an impair.
tial judgment, never ACCEPT n favor.
The InirnarY.

AT the regular monthly meeting Of the
Boa,d Of Managers ot the Alexandria
IntirnIa !, held November 1st, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Managers OF the AieTan-
dIia Jnirmaly aie decDly 1ensble Of the e.
fcc.ual aid rendered to the ius,ilGtion by the
Kings Daughters OF lexandi in city and cour-
ty, in tne worK accomplished by them in the
ienova, :on OF the huding. tie addition
tho.'eto AID nc fitting and furnishing of the
loops. dos mai;ing most beautiful struct-
IRE. aud one thoroughly adapted to the end
designed and to the needs Of the patients;
Therefore be it
Resolved. That we he c0y tender our
hearty thanks to each and all who have labor
I'd for this object.
Received. bat our thanks are also due.
and are hereby offered, to the members of the
City Council and to the citizens c. AleIan-
dria city and county, who so nobly responded
10 the appeals made to them by the President
and members Of the different circles. And We
assure then that we shall make it our ann 10
show our appreciation of their work Oh our
behalf. By our earnest and constant erdeavOr
so 10 conduct the affairs Of the institution
that it may not only be an ornament TO our
city in the way OF handsome edifce, but.
that it may be widely Known as a haven CT
refuge for the sick and suffering, where they
may be skillfully tended and carefully and
tenderly nursed.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent 10 the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE Tor
publication.
By order of the Board.
ALICE E. CoLQUHoUN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

Sin hes great many tools but lie
is the handle which fits them all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

A LUMINIUM THIAlBLEs, light and dura-
n BILE. at II. W. WILDTS,
106 north Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

~ ENTLEMEN' NIAHT SHIRTS, fancy
VI and plain, at
AMOsB. SLAYMAKERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

EoR The BEST ase sSHIRT in the city
81 ~ cHApMAN,stAo4 KIM street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-02

By order OF Tue BOard.
ALICE E. CoLqUHoUN, Secretary.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05
pru or,,tfdIen Irai,eu.

Su ourhaus uri9ineller uno treffen
Der 9eiie solt ein @inienber in Der
ct. 8l. @oltsSts." ben oeutihen5rau'
en-, i'm 8erslei9 Su ben9obies iein mol
1enben ameritaniideu, ieiu Sob. Sem
9lrtitel sebibrt ein @brenplab in ben
,,Rahridteu". Gr iOlst bier uauertiirSt:
r@s bat bie8olts5eituns. ioiuie meba
rere 8ldtter, bic 9eier burauf auimerts
fam osma6t, rpie es ensliihe 5irmen
aiebt, bic bnourh iubeu, lire &dufer
binter'S 2idt su iiibreu, inoem We ani
ibre @aaren ihreiben: Made in Ger.
many. Saben MN Die 0eutiteu bic
@na!dnoer in man6en Snden iiberiliis
9elt, Defenders in Wluiitinitrumenten
unt ieiuem &unit9eipebe 10 fpiro mobl
aud Die oeutide 0ausrau basieniae
iein, mas Sdiller einitens iiber lie lang
III leiuer @lote. glun aber alcbt es
ameritaniih iein wollenoe 9doies, Die
nit |erahtuna nui lie berablhauen uno
iasen: Sie ueriteht nihts mle ainoer
0sbdren uno Sauertrnut tohen. G'nt,
9u bilt cine iein wolenbe 2aop glber
1os ieben fpos gu periicb1t 3a pur
selIt On nah elmer nuf Gonserten per
brahten Ooer burd,tmsten Na6t Wtor'
gems nm 8 - 10 llhr aus benz Sett.
9ein erites lit, Teinen Wann, Der iuie
em besoiiener Yuoel oleidiam Su Del
uen 5uBlpiben bon rpesen bes bans
friebens fniet, ausurausen. 9ielem
aieblt On Dein @eneralfpmmanbo 81
periteben. Soft On bas @elo. I'm cine
Masb 81 balten. 10 pirb alsbann oieie
rad allen 8egeln Der Sdeinilnite ms
@ebet sebolt. Sie aliesen i'm Saus,
iie drsern lid. Der Roppie i'm Saus
maht ein ~ ardmlihes Geii4t nno
9ein Mann i1eint Dir nift 10 suoor'
fommenb, mie es anbsre Wanuer Dir
aeseniiber tbun. 9ar,im nimmit On
Sut. Sdirm unb Sanbiduh unb aehit
Spaaieren, nm Sonnenrs IN baideu.
@Ohl audi sebit Du in ben Store. be-
iiebIt Dir tauienb Sahen. probirit ben
Glerf pe,rIdt ~ MAIDEN uno fanfit
bann far . Gents &ausnmmi. Die
&inber trubeln Did nidt, pielIeiht
tpiliit On ems. anh ipcbl feins. Tein
san3es 9eben be7tebt in Der Serrlidfeit
Der @intassTl,ese. @ebt es nidt nad
9einen perriidten @hnIden. 0ein
Mann fann niht ale Deine s@inide
erfillen. 70 siebt es 3rubel, es sebt far
ben Diporcs. 70 fannit 0u nidt mebr
leben. Sieb bas bit Du isin iuollenoe
2abp cine 6aus, unb 2anbplaae. unb
breimai @ebe benz Wsaine. Der cine
iolde iein tpolente 2abp erboidt. Do,
sesen obsr bic Eran em tas SaaerS
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05
@iloe 5bitre in Snoien.

9noien i6sint INNER nod Der rid.
tiee Ylae iiir 9iinroos ;u lsin. oersn
Sinn nah etfpas 0obsrsm ltebt, als
Onlcn, 0teben unb 5iihisn oas Sebens.
li9t anSInblaien. gla6 oifi;icisn gt,
rihten aus Den Gentralprouln;en S5ns
oienS waren unter Ocn 4bisreu, iiir De-
rem lootun9 i'm lestcn Sabre Selobs
nunSen ge;ablt wuroen, pa 5ioer, 442
Eantber, 13l S0ren uno 80 gSolfe.
,}n Den lesten pier S}nbren linO iiber
1000 Tiger, 2000 Rnntber, 800 Barren
uno 300 ySolie erlc9t woroen. Scttes
Jabr repanhirten li6 Gerwauote OieIsr
Bielter ourb oaS AuiireliCn pon 81
perlonen, lpdbreno nid)t meni9er alS
999 Den tildtlhen Shlangcn ;um Sps
lsr fielcn. lSeit uerbeerenOer mar bic
3eritOrung, Die lie inter oem yirb OIL.
rihtcten uolle 1900 Stiid mebr ais
i'm Voriabre fielen ibnen ;ur Beuts.
Die Srtl1run9 fir oieleS 9lnlhmsuen
Iie9t oariu, Dap oas gSilo in ben Ulhun,
9eln III 6oIge ocs rieii9en 3a9ens Der
6ingeborenen INNER eltener miro, mos
lir iid baum Die liSsr unO Pantber am
Bieb l6aolOs balten. s}n Dem BELLA
men Sernihtungstrisg, Den Die inbilhe
Re9icrung segcn Die Serren oes llrpal.
OeS iiibrt. menoet iie ein Spilem lpss
iieiler Yramicu lur bic 3sriloruns be.
lfimnl:er lbicre mo lbiertlaiien oil.
20 wurOe !. y. Die 2Iscrpramie BON
10 aui 80 Rupicn erbobt Wenn uatees
IpieIen wirO, oaB Die erle9te Seitie Elm
.Wienlhsuireiier" mar; iiir eineu gan;
belonoers 9eiGbrlihen 2iger IN bcn
9banoawdloern wuroen gar 300 Hupisu
aus9elest. Eas Spitem Ioll iih gut
bep0bren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05
Wt&ea, sao.eatota, 9onneritas, Den j. cttober f893

traut uur uerItebt Su toden uno 8inber
81 er5leben. Sic paht in Der Reeel
mOrseus seiuno uno munter aui, re9eli
ods Saus uno ben 3iih, betet nit ibs
rem 9iuoern oas Wprsensebet, bllft
uno III t56tia oil allen gnoen. 8ommt
es iblen Wtanne bart an. lid ebrlih
ourbSulrbeiten, 10 1T iie serue ou uuo
iheut nibt, ons itWere Id9etuert nit
lbm gu ibeilen Seibt es bod @e.
tbeiltes 2eio 1T babies 9eIo, setbeilte
5reuoe ooppelte 5reuoe. glllO burd
ihre Wtitbiilie 1T es ibrem Wcnne nur
balbe Nrbeit, uus oa er lld ireut, oab
IS uprtudrts s.bt, 10 TT es fir ihu iuiez
Der ooppelte 6reuoe. Sle lduit ulht
berum, ionoern bleibt, wle eS beiBt :Gt'
ne brnpe 5rau unb Der Glen bleiben
81 5ous. g9ia lie aber nus9ebeu, 10 1T
es ibr gauu, Der lie reht germ in cine
ebrbore Seiellid]aft eiuiiibrt, uno er lit
ltOlj, iie ielu 8eib Ju neEnen. Sic
tnut teinen Sum. iOnoeru iBt Sauerz
traut nit serdudertem Shiuten, trintt
WRild unb ruubl aud elm @lGshen Bier.
unb oas madt iie 10 id0n seluno unb
munter ausieben. Rah ibren ytuh
tOmmeu 1T, iueil lie 10 reht erSOs.lI uno
oabet 9eiuno uub arbeitiam iino, cine
itete Nuhfraee, iuoem es IN Der Nuh
irnse beiBt German preferred. 3as
@ort Divorce tennt uno uerlteht lie
uidt. lluc iheioet iid ibr Winnn nur
nui ein paar 9ase in @eidGitsuus,le.
aenbeiteu pOu ibr, 10 betet uno bOft iie,
bis lie i'm uieoer in ibrer bdusli6en
Wtitte liebt. lluo tOmmt lie gum Ster.
ben, o iuelnen ibr Gatte
uno ibre aiuber ibr ndd uub ruien ibr
in's @rab nod Su: Ntamu, uui @,e.
cerisbeu! Siebs 2uop, oaS ut oie,
bic ui6ts ueritebt, wie Snuertraut To-
ben. 3drum elm SOb ben oeutiten
5rauen, lie tommeu wirtli6 from Ger'
many"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05
Wenidbenid,aoel ais srinfiGaIen.

SSic Wfcnlhsnlddoel III 2rinti6alsu
psrarbcilct wcrbcn. eriGblt Der ebcma'
li0e StationSporlteber uon Wtilabobe,
Eremlcrlicntcuaut Ocrplo. pcn oeu Ye.
pobncru ocS logolanNeS. giah linn
crnol0etc I'M ,Sebruar 1892 ell grocer
3Gubcrer iu 9taoi einen OGnoler 9ta,
mems Colu, ldnitt linn 3Opi uno
SGnbe ab uno rib ibm oGS Scr; aus
Dem yebe. OcrolO licB lid) ben aliors
Der auSllcierli, peld)cr gleihgiltig ;uOe,
ltanO, oaB er 0GnOe nuo SocrS 9crdu,
6crt uno in lciner Siittc ais Sic0es.
iei1Cn .allIgehGn9t babe; Den SopT
jeoOb babe or SetOd)t. pom Sleii6c &c
reini9t uno aus ocr Oirnl6ale ram Elm
idOncS lrintSsiGB 9ema6t. yctterss
bcfinoet Iltb bcute i'm Wiuleum fir S0l,
terfnnoe ~ Berlin. Der Wf0roer, Der
beltraIt mcrbCn lollte, per9lItcte lif. che
ibn Die Straie ereilte. Serclo bemert
erlduternb. oeb Die Site, erl6la9encn
Seinoen ben Sopi ab;uibnsjaai. i'm
Sinterlaaoe pon Togo ailStnittu lei /;
man beaust Die S6Goel gum S6mii'
den Der Rrie9strommeln. IS gilt bort
alS grObe Shmad, menn Elm 1ooter
obne llnterfisier Dor Soft trcten mug;
oaruih enticrnt man Dem erlhla9enen
Seinoe ben llnterfiefer nnb b1nst ihn
In Den y)iitten aui. s}n yifonpa miro
bsm Saupiietii1 ieoes 9abr zine neuc,
aus einsm Wtsnlbeni6dSel seiertiste
Grinflhale seopiert. oa cine 8iirbiss
idale fir ibn nid)t seniist. Disielbsn
@ebrduts iiuo bel oen 9roboS aui o0u
red)teu lier Der Wofta porbanoen. @r.
mdbnt lsi bieriu. bae Die 9riitlibe
STRIDE nod beute @ein aus DeiliSen'
idaoelu ipsnoet. 3u| Gbersper9 in
Sberbagern trinft man Oeilung aus
oem ShdOel oes 0eilisen Sebaitian,
Su yisnb aus bem 6es Seiligen Guiri.
nns. Wicbriad lino aud in SOblsu
nnb Yiablbauten ,u 2rinfI1alen- uHs
arbeitete Weniheridaaoei ssiunpen nor,
oen. Yei ben bentigen 9iaturpolfern
aber fcnnen mir oeral.i]e 8siipiele aud
BON oen aluitraliern. pielsn iiioamcri,
faniIden 5nbidnern, bsn 6iolbis 9nlu.
lanern. Den 2ibetanern. aus yoroer.
inoien. China uno ancsren ydnSerr.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05
Die SABINE BON 0oipoiiiisf.

Sn oen unteren rulIilfen Yolfs,
ihihten maft 9egenndrtig cine 8es
ldihtc ooer ridtiSsr Selust, ein Wtdr.
6en bic Hunoe, oas fir Die berrl6en.
Den Anlhauun9en 6aratteriitil6 iit.
gu liOpollilst. i'm Commencement
Qula, mahts Der yiahtnatter cine
bO6lt auffallenoe Nabrnebmun9. als
nGmlih beim erltsn @rauen oeS Wor.
gems in StGotfen bic OGbne ~ trdben
begannen. muroe ein Srdben audi i'm
3nnern oer Stride pernebmbar. Der
gla6tp0hter bielt Dies iiir cine Sius
nestGul6un9 Als lid jeoOh w0breno
Der nadlten 9iabt oielelben @rl1einun.
gen mleoerbolten, 9in9 CT gum Ropen
nnO trn9 oielem Die Sa6e Dor. Der
Sope pcrlammelte Iciue 8emeinoe uno
lorocrte Oeren mGunllbe Wtit9lieoer
auf, iur Sl1rung oeS 9ebeimnBpOllen
SorIalies oas ibri9e bei;utragen. Sin
jun9er, wegsu Ieines DtutbeS befannter
Snrld)e mar erbOtig, id) wGbreno Ger
IOlQenoen 9tadt III Der Sirhe einlhlie,
BEN 81 laNen. Die .3eit ;u tiir;sn. sr.
bat lih Der junse SSu9buls cin Gpan.
9elium nno las oarin. !Dtitternaht
luar lon9lt poriiber uuo al oen boben
Vo9cnIenlt:rn begam cine bleihe Oels
lld)tbar III werbcn, alS plosli6 Die tleiue
2bilr, butter Der oas glllerbsili9lte pers
wabrt mar, anilpranS, ein peiBsr Sabn
beraustrat nno frdbte. nm gleih bar
auI Su uerldwinOen. Cine balbe
Stunoe lpGter erl6ien eiu rotber unO
nah oemlelbcn 3eitraumc eiu l6marjer
Sabn. Damn mar es cine lSsile rubig.
Witt ciuem Wialc lab Der juu9e Wtenl6
eiuen uralten WiOpb pon Der Safriitsi
ber ani liA jufOmmen. pDait On ole
orci Sdbnc seleben," lragte Der Wf0n6,
rnro weiBt Iu, mas lie III beoeuten
baben? Der meiee 0abu beoeutet fir
Die ndhlte 3eit quite Srnten uno lleber'
fluB. Der rotbe Sabn tiinoct barauf
ein Sabr sroBsn Ylutpersiebens uno
Der lhwarie Sabn cine j3sit oeS Stsrs
bens ourh Sunser uno Seuben." Die
&uiieu sIaubsn nun fslt al piele Yor'
berlage.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-05

isst erfOlst oas 3ei6sn, bab bic 3sit
um 1T. Aytit elmer Sait, bic na6 Der
oorberisen Sauslumteit Ooppslt uuiiallsu
mub, entfliebt Die 9anje @eisli6ait Der
beiBcn ,Sliillisteit. gIlle atbmen ireubig
aui baB DIE Sadie wirocr einmaI iiber'
itanoen iit; bis gum iOlscnOeu Gage
babcn iie iest wieOer Jtube.
Das Aaher uon Suiatlu lit ld)weisl.
uno arlenbalti9; leine lSirtuus lit
Gn6erlt enersilh uno eS greiit bic 0aut
all. Sei oen Yabenoen, ole lduger CUR
Sur wcilen, bilben li6 ain 9anieu 8or'
per Gcl6niirc, Die nod lan9c Oil Die
aus9eltanOencn Sualen erinnern uub
eine 9ia6tur i'm uollitcn Sinpr bes
WortcS crbeil6en.