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OF VALUE TO VETERANS.
Old Time Army Records Dug Up by
Special Agent Walker Of the
Treasury Department.

Adjutant General W. S. Fletcher yester-
day received from Mr.. J. A. Walker, spe-
cial agent of the U. 8. Treasury Depart
ment, 1l9 discharges of soldiers who
served in New Mexico during the war of
the rebellion. These papers belong to
thc q! !3.iers or their legal representa-
tives and will be delivered to them upon
proper Identification. In this connec-
tion the adjutant general desires to call
the attention of the people interested to
matter VIII ich has been generally over
looked in New Mexico. The authority
quoted can be found in the U. s. Statutes
at Large, Vol. II, page 1877, as follows:
"That any claim agent, attorney, or
other person, engaged in the collection of
claims for pay, bounty, pension, or other
allowances for any soldier, sailor or
marine, or for any commissioned officer
Of the military or naval fo rces, or who
may have been soldier, sailor, marine,
or officer of the regular or volunteer forces
of the United States and honorably
discharged, who shall retain without the
consent of the owner or owners thereof,
or shall refuse to deliver or account for
the same upon demand duly made by
the owner or owners thereof, or by
their agent or attorney, the discharge
papers or land warrant of any such
soldier, sailor, or marine, or commits
stoned officer, which may have been
placed in the hands for the purpose of
collecting said claims, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and shall upon
conviction be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding $500, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding six months, or both, at the
after be barred from prosecuting any
such claim in any executive department
of the government"
Juan de Dios Aragon, E, l cav. N. NJ.
vols; Sept. 30, 1864.
Jose de Los Angeles Aragon, G, l cav.
N. M. vols; Sept. 10, 1866.
Antonio Aragon, A, II cav. Kas. vols;
Sept. 26, 1865.
Victor Aragon, F, cav. N. NJ. vols,
Oct. /, 1864.
Polonlo Albares, H, cav. N. NJ. vols;
Feb. l3, 1866.
Pedro Abeita, l, cav. N. NJ. vols; Feb.
IA, 1864.
Tucio Archuleta, D. inf. N. M. vols:
Nov. Z, 1866.
Creceucio Archuleta, B, inf. N M.
vols; Sept. 13, 1866.
Francisco Archuleta, F, cav. N. M.
vols; Oct. l, 1864.
Teodoro Archuleta II, inf. N. M. vols;
Sept. -, 1855.
Leandro Acuna, l., cav, N. M. vols;
Jan. 81, 1865.
Luis Angel, I, l cav. N, NJ vols; July
81, 1864.
Juan de Dios Apodaca, E, cav. N. M.
vols; Nov. 23, 1854.
Nerio Balencia B, l inf N. NJ. vols;
Sept. 13, 1866.
jose 7. Barrillos, +. | inf. N. NJ. vols;
Sept. 12 1866.
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Boomers Are Happy.

TAH1EQuAH, I. T., April 4.--The open
ing of the Cherokee Strip is an assured
fact. After stormy debate the bill for
the ratification of the amended treaty was
passed by both the house and the senate
of the national council. Chief Harris will
sign it at once. and then nothing will re-
main to be done but to pay over the
money to the delegation which will be ap-
pointed to visit Washington in acco dance
with the terms of the bill. Cong. .essman
Peel gives it as his opinion that the strip
cannot be thrown open before July l, as
besides the allotments to the Cherokees
and the settlement Of the intruder ques-
tion, the Tonkawa lands will all have to
be surveyed. There is general rejoicing
here and all along the border over the
action of the council.
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SANTA FE, N. M, TUESDAY. APRIL T. 1898.

Mr. Hoar also offered resolution OF
the last house for a constitutional amend
ment for the popular election of United
States senators. The report of the com
mittee of privileges and elections in favor
of the admission of the three senators
appointed by the governors of Wyoming,
Montana and Washington, was then taken
up and Mr.. Turpie made an argument in
support of it.
The senate then went into executive
session to discuss the Behring sea cores
pondence.
1t is the general expression in the SEN
ate that tho extra session of that body
will adjourn the first or middle of next
week. When the contested election cases
are disposed of, it is not likely that
quorum will remain in the city.
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LAS CRUCES LOCALS.

The fruit is all right up to date.
Mr.. Roper did not come to Las Cruces
to visit his son as was expected
Prof. Carrera who has been working
upon the model of the territory for Eve
months, now has it finished.
The thermometer hanging OH the sunny
'ide Of r.. Lanes store registered 80 on
laufsdaE f..rnoon. In the shade it was
IS4
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton and
Mrs. Baker visited the camp at the Drip
ping springs. By careful measurement
with an aneroid Mr.. Shelton found the
springs to be 1850 feet above the level of
Las Cruces, or $3.50 feet above sea level.
Mr.. Van Hatten is making great improve
, provements in his camp and hopes to
receive many visitors during the sum
mer.
EDDY ECHOES.
Chas. W. Greene is showing a party of
English investors the Pecos country.
The erection of a $4,000 residence in
La Huerta, for Gilbert Crompton, has
been commenced.
The townsite of Hagermann, ffty-6vo
miles up the valley, has been laid out,
fenced, ditched, and 5000 trees are nov in
and ready to grow.
This season 10000 street trees have
been planted in Eddy. The number now
in is over 10000, occupying each side of
every street in the 44O acres covering the
original townsite and additions, exclusive
of the Greene properties, where there are
many thousands of trees.
Plans for two story brick building to
cost $4,000 are now in the hands of
Architect Douglass. The building will be
rs feet deep and have a frontage of 100
feet, on the west side of Canal street, OPP
posite the bank. The projectors are J.
A. Eddy and several others.
UNION COUNTY ITEMS.
A. W. Thompson is making prepara-
tions to start paper at Clayton.
The thermometer registered 70 degrees
in the shade, at Folsom.
The Wiggans-M -McSchooler Real Estate
company, Of Folsom, have buyers for
twenty-five thousand sheep and about one
hundred young steers.
All that left this place the first of last
week to attend court have returned The
Judge said they were not needed.
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American AbbOts Depart.

NEW YORK, April 4.--More than 600
Benedictine abbots, representing the or
der throughout the entire world, will as
semble in Rome on April 16 next to take
part in the ceremonies attending the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the Internation-
al Benedictine college of st. Anselm. All
the heads of the several congregations in
this country will be present, and those
belonging to the Cassenese congregation,
the largest division of the order in
America, will start on their pilgrimage
by the North German Lloyd steamship
Aller to-day
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A Fight for Congressman.

MILWAUKEE, April 4.-The interest in
the election to-day centers altogether on
the fight for the seat made vacant by the
election of Congressman Mitchell to the
United States senate. The candidates
are Peter Somers d. and Theobald Ot-
jen (R.) The vote in this, the 4th dis
trict, last November, was as follows: J..
L. Mitchell, d. 1866; I. Otien lR.,)
1924; E. L. Eaton (Pro.,) 394; I. Fritz
(Peop.,) S29. Mitchell's plurality, 1922.
Theobald Often, the Republican candi-
date for congress, is lawyer by profess
sion. He has represented the 18th ward
in the council for several years. Mr.. OF
jen made the run against Col John L.
Mitchell in this district last fall, and cut
the Democratic majority of more than
5000 to small margin.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.

ALBUQUERQUE ATOMS.
The new school houses are ready for
occupancy.
Sammis Il Stamm have purchased
another creamery near Peabody, Kas.
Mr.. Bartlett Richards, big cattle
dealer of Wyoming, has gone north,
During his stay in New Mexico he
bought 1000 steers of Howell Il Reed, of
San Marcial.
The A., 7. & S. F. with characteristic
benevolence has offered to carry people
for ono and one-ffth fare for the round
trip for all who may desire to come to
the public library benefit next Wednes-
day and Thursday nights. The "Chimes
of Normandy" as it will be given will be
worth coming many miles to see and
hear.
Illegal voting in the territory of New
Mexico, is an offense punishable by i'm
prisonment in tae territorial penitentiary,
and, whereas, the publication of the bal
lot box is duty incumbent on all good
citizens, the Republican city central com
mittee offer reward of $25 for informa
tion leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person who casts or attemps to
cast, an illegal vote at the election to be
held in the city of Albuquerque to-day.
SAN JUAN sIFTINas.
The work on the parsonage and the new
hotel at Junction City goes right on, and
both buildings will be completed before
long,
Water will be turned into the Coolidge
ditch this week, and will now run the
whole, length from Pennington to the
"Hog Back,' covering something over
twenty miles of country.
Prof. H. NJ. Rowland and family of
Scranton, Pa. who arrived in San Juan
county ten years ago, has purchased the
ranch and Improvements of Mrs. Hugh
Carmen, at Fruitland. He expects to set
out large orchard this year,
Dan Warren who has been so long con-
nected with j. e. Schutt in business in
Durango, has severed his connection with
Mr.. Schutt and has taken charge of the
dry goods department of the Garden Mer-
camille company.-Junction City Times.
Aztec has taken step In the right
direction, in the setting out of over 200
cottonwood trees, along the main streets
and the bitches; fine large and thrifty
trees have been placed at intervals which
will In another year give the place very
attractive appearance.
At q meeting of the residents interested
in the construction of ditch upon the
west side of the Animas river a company
was organized to be known as the Animas
High Line Ditch company with the fol-
lowing list of officers. President James
H. Goodwin, vice-President Harry B.
Hawkins, Secretary John W. Berry,
Treasurer W. H. Williams. This ditch is
the original Union ditch under new
dress, aud takes its water from the
Animas above the Aztec ruins. It will
cover q very large area of fine tillable
land, and beyond doubt will be the means
of locating large number of peo pie
from Saguache county in Colorado in the
coming year.
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Chicago Worlds Fair Mayorality.

CHICAGO, April At is long time
since Chicago has had SO bitter contest
as that which terminates in the election
to-day. Three candidates for mayor are
in the held-Carter Harrison, Samuel W.
Allerton and De Witt q. Cregier. The
former secured the regular Democratic
nomination. Washington Hesing, his
principal opponent, boiling the conven-
tion. Harrison has every English paper
in the city against him except his own,
the Times. Allerton was named by both
the citizens and Republicans, and ex-
Mayor Cregier stands as the nominee of
the labor party. It was Harrison's bolt
ing candidacy which defeated Cregier for
a second term, and he is now retaliating.
But little interest is taken in the other
municipal Offices, and all centres on the
fight for the Worlds fair mayorality.
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Ramon Barela, H, inf. N. Nj, vols:
Nov.7, 1866.
Robert Babbitt, X, l cav. N. NJ. vol;
Nov. 80, 1864.
Jose Baca, NJ, cav. N. NJ. vol; Oct. /,
1865.
Julian Berabides, x, inf. N. NJ. vol;
Sept. T. 1866.
Dolores Belt an, J, cav. N. M. vol:
Jan. 81, 1860
Jose Antonio Bfietor, +, cav. Il. N.
vol; July 81, 1864,
Dennis Butter, G., l cav, N. NJ. vol; Oct.
20, 1865.
Juan Chavez, j., cav. N. NJ vol; Sept.
10, 1866.
Pantelon Chavez, c, 1 inf. N. NJ. vol;
Sept. u, 1866.
Jesus Chavez, l., cav. N. NJ. vol; Jan.
81, 1865.
George Campbell, G, cav. Calf. vol;
May 21, 1866
John Callahan, G, bet inf. Calf. vol;
Sept. II, 1866.
Jose c. Cartenas F, cav. N. NJ. vol;
Sept. 90, 1866.
Jose Cordova, !, ! cav. N. NJ. vol; Feb.
IA, 1864.
Juan Cordova, B, | inf. N. NJ. vol; Sept.
13, 1866.
Jose Cordero, Fl, l inf. N. NJ. vol Nov.
7, 1866.
Edward Dillon, D, l cav. N. NJ. vol;
Nov. %, 1865.
Ysidro Duran, e, cav. N. M. vol; Nov
49, 1864.
Lorenzo d. Eggleston, J. 1 inf. Cali
fornia vol; Aug. 81, 1854.
Ramon Escalante, Fl, inf. N. NJ vol;
Nov. 7, 1866.
Duran Fernando, II, | inf. N. NJ vol;
Nov. 7, 1866.
Refugio Fernandez, NJ, cav. n, NJ.
vol; Nov. 7, 1866.
Other names on the list comprising the
119 just received by the adjntant general
will appear tomorrow
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-04

The Contest in st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1.-THE city cleo
tion here to-day is attracting national at
tention by reason of the bitterness which
preceded the nominations of both parties,
Edward Noonan, the ex-judge of the
criminal court, who succeeded ex-Gover-
nor Francis in the office Of mayor, had a
a host of elements arraying against him
in his fight for denomination, and was de-
feated by James Bannerman, German
business man of prominence, who has,
however, not been prominently in the
politics of the city until recently.
G. P. Walbridge, the Republican nomi-
nee for mayor, sawed wood to pay his
way through Ann Archor college and is
now president of the Merrill Drug com
pany.
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FIorida's Legislature Meets

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 4.-The state
legislature, which convenes in regular
session to-day, will have the successor to
Senator Pasco to elect, and at present the
indications are that he will be reelected
without opposition. The candidates for
speaker of the house are John B. Johnson
DR.. Gaskins, Robert A. Reid and George
W. Nolen. The legislature stands: House
Democrats, Sc; Republicans, 1; Inde-
pendents, l. Senate-Democrats, 81; In
dependents, l.
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The senate.

WARRINGTON, April An the senate
Mr.. Hoar presented the petition of Joseph
W. Ady, claiming that Governor Martin
was illegally elected from Kansas an d
that he (Ady) was duly elected and desired
to be admitted to seat in the senate ac-
cordingly. The petition was read and
referred to the committee on privileges
and election.
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Women Will Vote In Kansas.

TOPEKA, April 4.-The municipal cleo
tions throughout the state to-day are
notable for the increased participation
by women. The registrations by women
in the principal cities of the state are as
follows: Kansas City, 3,402; Leavenworth,
1854; Emporia, 883; Fort Scott, 1885;
Lawrence, 1000; Atchison, 1922; Topeka,
1000; Wichita, 2,464.
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-::-BRIEF WlRINGS-::-
To Re Tried for Heresy.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, April 4.-Rev. l.. A.
Gotwald, professor of practical theology
in Wittenberg college, located here, is to
be tried to-day for heresy. The trial will
con Quoted by the board of directors of
the college.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-04

If the hair is falling out and turning
gray, the glands of the skin need stimu-
lating and color-food, and the best reme-
dy and stimulant is Halls Hair Renewer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-04

Notice,
All persons indebted to the firm OF
Conway l. Son are requested to settle
their accounts with said firm before May
/, 1898, otherwise the accounts will be
placed in the hands of our attorney for
collection, as We intend to retire from
business.
JOIN w, CONWAY 4 Son.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-04

Josephs' saloon sells all kinds Of the
best California wines at cents glass or
20 cents pint, also the genuine Hennes-
sey brandy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-04

Josephs saloon frea lunch every morn
ing from to 10 o'clock
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

bitten. Soften mir i'm Suterefie Ser armeu
3eufel, baB Elm iolcber getpdbrt per6e.
limb II gum S9luiie Elm f[eines
Qlbenteuer, beiien 6elben einc vferbiae
9aoD" aus SIinots unb = Der &aiier bon
0eiterrei6 iino. 8ela9te Dame, i'm
Oienite elmer WiQionen reicben Nmerifa7
Merlin itebeno, befam zines CAGES = Bic
@ci6iobte ipielt in Der b%erganaenen Bocbe
in Si6l-0eu Nuftrag, bas S9oBblnbden
v8eQe" lpasicrcn 5u flibren. Belle lit
unartig unb lduft inter bet 8arriere Oarb
in. Ben 8ilOparf 0eS aaiiers. Die BUM
felbdutiee Dame lit icbr eribredt unb emit
icblieBt iidb raieb, 8eae 81 foIgen. &aum
bat tie iib iber bas @eldnber gelbpungeu,
10 tritt Elm Sd9er auf ie su, Der iib nacb
iDrem 8e9ebren erfun6igt. Wiit SbrGner
in Sen Augen giebt Bellies 6iiterin &un6e
bon Ser Slu6t bes Sinb6ens. Oie
Scbtpar3e uno Der SGger burcbitreifen nun
iclbanber bas 0idibt unb enoLieh eeItn9t
e5 ben pereinten 8~emiibungen 8ei6er, 6es
Slu6tlings babbaft 3u perben. gben ais
Der SGger Ser farbigen 2aoD gallant iber
Sic 8arriere tpegbilft, fommt Elm 6orlts
bitter babergefeuebt unb Ser tbeilt nun Ser
iberraidbten v@eielibeftertn" aus N1merifa
nit, baB Der liebensmurbige Sdger niez
manb an6ers ais Ser &ailer bon Se1ters
reid sepeien iet. Die 6errin ser 6arbtz
gen ioa iib aus Gerstpeiflung b%ariiber, Dab
ite baS ~ieltene Qbenteuer perldumt bat, bic
!6aare gerauft baben. A. A.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

lebten Gunbgang bur9 bic @aftbduier bes
8e5trfes, no ct als varrter alter Wtatn"
Qumoien nabm. Sein Sob bracbte allen
oenen, bie i'm fannten, cine ur1ertpartete
lleberraicbung. Der ftine, ate 8ettler ftarb
als reiber Mann. GteEc Sauienoe man
ipric6t bon 40, 900 II. = binterlieB er.
Seim Selfament entbtelt Die 8eftimmung,
thn ie5sfpannig 5u be9raben. Dies 9e=
ibab benin aucb. l1nb es tpar ibm 81 gons
nen = mar es bod BET einsige 2urus ben
er it9 Belt ieines Gebens geitattete.
- Ser in Meerane berfforbenc &entier
@lnberli6 bat iener Stabt $780, 900 Oaart
unb 5tnei 8aiienfin6ern lie 100000 Wiors
oermacbt.
= Die &6nigins 9tesentia Msarie Girl
TINA bon Spanien bat bei9lofen, i'm
@scurtal cine nniperiitdt gu erri9ten, ii
Der bic @ifieni6aften itreng I'M briftltcben
Slime seIebrt fperben iouen. SIM @scuz
rial eriitirt ei9entlf~9 fcbon elm @oaeg, IN
benz QusuitinermDn9e leien, unb tpeI9es
Collegio Real de Alfonso III. betBt.
Sebt ptrb nod Elm 3tpeites GoQeg oa3u
fontmen, baS Collegio Real de Maria
Christina beiBen ptrb. Sn beiben GoQe@
glen tuerben bann bic pericbtebenen Saculz
tdten untergebracbt tperben. Die nDtbigen
Nuslagen mirb bic &DnisinsG eeentin aus
tbrer prioatfaiie bcltreiten.
- Oas Gloiter 3~rentenbania in Serbie1
Durbc BON elmer Gduberban6e iiberfalen
unb sdn3li6 atssepliinbert. 3tpei MOnbe
tDurben eeto6tet.
l1eber Die SUPPLEMENTARY in Baldifina
entbGIt Ser ioeben berGffentIicbte 8eridt
Des englti6en &onIulS in Saffa tnterefiante
0aten. Die Saffa=Npfeliinen baben iib
tpegen tbres ausse3ei6netcn 9ei6ma6s in
ben lebten Sabren etnen 8eltruf ertporben.
BGbreno biele Sru6t Dor Is Sabren nur
in 8eDrut, Qleranbrien unb8onitantinopel
betannt tpar, tperben iebt ungeuaetn 9roBe
Quantitdten 6aeon na9 europa, @rnerifa
uno 1elbit na6 Stbten erporttrt. 9feue
Qpfelitnem>6 Saline tpereen fortipdbren6 an
gelegt; ibre 3abI betra9t iebt aber 400 sez
geit 200 Dor Is Sabren. 0iefe Snbu1trte
bat aucb ibren GinfluS auf bic 8epOlferlng
Saffas ausgeabt. 9asielbe bat lest AZ, 900
8etpo6ner gege1 $4,000 bot IL Sa6ren.
On Der SnouItrte itnb nur @ingebprene
betbetligt. Sober QpfelTtnen>@ arten um>
faBt un9efdbr einen SLdcheuraum bon 1000
QuabratfuB. 0ie 8Gume fangen i'm Dier>
ten Sabre na9 tbrer g flansung an Su
tragen, iebo6 erit taeb z ober s Sabren
ipirb etne eintrG9li6e @rnte ~abgetporfen.
@abren6 bieler 3eit miiien Die @drten
fletBtg beDdiiert Der6en unb 6iele See
t%paiierung bilbet BEN i6iperten unb arbeilsz
boafIen s bell Der 0pfelitnensucbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
aaadbeattltd1e auteota etaata- aeHasesa, asontaa, ?. eltobsr 1898,

mas ersG6len," lit ein b~eutidacS 9ihterz
tDort. Q(n 10. 5. Mt5. in Der Wittags>
itlu1be ipur0c Ser G1erofeez Streifcn Dem
8olfe cr0ffnet. DIS elmer Don picleu 5aue
lenben mat idb audb babel. Sim O2orgen
De5 II. perltcB ib 2tt6iion unb langte
Qadbt8 nm / l1br in @utbrie in Sfla6oma
an. 9tacboem tcb ndcDltcn Sag perlbieoene
Sreunoe altgelucbt, gtn9 cS ~gfucblnittags
3uriG na6 Orlando. Otele Stabt liegt
an Ser Siibgrense bes Streifens an 6er
@t9iloneS OpetaeS Santa Ses@tlenbahn,
QlS alter Solbat in Geib unb @lieb tres
tend, lag icb stp~eiunostpan5ig Stunben BEL
ben 9te9iitrir=8uoe!, UNI micb etnicbretben
gu %laiien. Cine 9arte 9eod5t nnb ein npcb
barterer Sag, Sine Teloflal6e pou QBalier
itiateJ mir bel Drilfenoer 6iBe unb beinabe
mausitebli9em Staube ben Ourit. 0as
@aiier tpuroe aus bet llmse9enb NIT gSa=
gen eefahren uub foitete sebn Gents Die
Slalcbe. 8iele 2eute fielen ab.
Sn NrfanlaS GttD unb an BEN anbersn
Bldben mar eS ebenlo. S9lebte @inribs
tun9 = Mandes bate better ietn fonnen.
Sn Orlando tpure1 tpenig1tens 10-15,0 00
Wteni6en ~betlammen, bic Stunbe Ser ST.
%0ffuung eriparter1b. So, fe tparen Da, Die
&ubbuben, bic NuBi3alipieler uro Nnbere.
@ar Wan6e tpurben beraubt, Wfit Spielen
Derlor Wfanchcr letn nit lauren S6iDetf
perbienteS @elo. gu bebauern finn bteie
@i1npel stpar ntcbt. Sin ieber, Ser ipielt,
probirt benz Nnbern 6aS @elo %ab3ugetpinz
men.
Qm Worgen bes 16. Sept. eingen mir gu
SUP tpeitlicb So Weilen, Der Ofittags7
ftu1oe barrenD, I'm 2ano aufSunebnier.
go peit bas Nuse rei6en fonnte, ni6tS ME
Wagen, Setter uno SuBgdnger. = Sun9e
Srauen unb Mdbben in Menge, nit untses
bdn9ten 8i6len. Der 3etser Der ltbr
5etgte Die WdttagSitlnoe an. Wte es bo
aus chamber gins, in ieoer Gtbtun9!
yGaum fir 2ue bat Bic @roe", bteles
Oi6teriport i6eint nibt mebr @abrbeit 81
iein. SIMMER tommen nob mebr. 8ie 10
man9er ipirb tpegen Wteineioes ii6 Su Ders
anttporten babeu! 9aS 6aupt3iel i3ten
8errp gu iein. 9ies lit cine @iienbabns
~itattpn, 3ebn Wfetlen n0rbli6 bon Orlando.
98ie fie 90 auf Sic 8auplGbe losgin9en
BerrD iou bic Staat5bauptitaot bon Sflaa
boma un6 benz Streifen iperoer. Die Sub
bubelt unb Die vSoonerS" paren eber in
BerrD ais Die @~iienbabn. .
OaS 0anb lit 5u oieier SabrcSseit burbs
aus nicbt anaiebenb. 4uf neun Weiler
fanben mir fein 8aiier. Ser 9anSe Strei@
fen tpar in SOIge BON 8rairiebranoen Elm
Teuerneer.
Sbne baB r1att 6afir besa6lt, lit bas
2an6 tbeuer 9enu9 fiir einen nelten Nn1
iiebler. 0ieie rotbe @rbe bGtte AM @nbe
ebpu{n tDnhI 6em Tnthen Shame iiberla1{cn
tperben f0nncn. SIT etipa 9tbam aus fol-
dbem 8oben eri9affen porben2 Sin @arz
ten @Oen lit es ni9t. gticbt einmaI 8aiier,
piel tpeniser Mfil6 unb 6ontg flieBt bier,
S9Lansen in Mense, aber fein &pfel6aum
Sbtpere unb iaure Nrbett tptrb es Wtauz
6en toitcn, ben 8oben gu bebauen. SIT es
bes gobnes tpertb? 9ariber miro erit bic
3eit enti9ciben.
Sbr alter @bonnent
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