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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
s.iNDOO TRADITIONS.
One That Agrees in the Na.n Details with
Our biblical Account of the Flood.

One That Agrees ia the Ma.n Details with
Our biblical Account of the Flood
1t may be said without fear of con-
tradiction that at least two-ihiris of
the nations and races Of the globe have
some tradition Tin many cases very
faint of what we call the dclu2e or
flood Of Noah. In India these myths
or semi-sacred legends appear in mary
forms, one at least. that contained iu
the Hindoo Mahabharata, agreeing
with our biblical account in all OF rs
main details. Brahma did not ''speas
with voice Of thunder from cloud.
but appeared to Manu-, the Hinioo's
Noah. in the form OF fish, this on tAe
River Wirini From thence he wa
transferred TO the q. ges, having
grown too large for the WIiui. and
after an astonishing increase of bulk
from disporting in the sacred river he
was transferred TO the Indian ocean.
But even here Manu- (Noahl was within
speaking distance, and II was from that
oceans depths that Brahma gave orders
for the building of a great lifezsaving
vessel (arisl. Manu- did as Brahnia di-
rected. and on the approach OF the
great food took good care to stow away
seeds of all kinds as well as the living
creatures Of the earth. Last Of all he
provided quarters for the seven Rishic
or holy beings which were To outride
the storm. Then the food came, much
in the same way that that of Noah did,
but the account does not say in az
many words that "the fountains OF the
great deep were broken up and the
windows of Heaven were opened
When the food was well on" and
''the whole surface OF the earth was
covered in water to depth of one hun
dred and fifty cubits," Brshma APP
peared 70 Manu- in the form OF great
fish swimming alongside the vessel.
This Brahma fish was an enormous
creature with a gigantic horn. and to
this horn Manu- dashed his vessel with
a stout rope of virgins hair. Then be-
gan a series of wanderings that throw
Ulysses and the Flying Dutchman's-
feats into the shade. For years the
great vessel plunged hither and thitber.
now on this side of the globe and then
on that, but always at the mercy of
inc kOuuSH, tio Sna tur
After an age OF aiIniess plunging over
the great sphere of water the outlook
at last catches a glimpse of land. or.
more properly, rock, for 10 was the
very apex OF Mount Himarat probably
meaning highest peak o, the Hifna-
layas), and to that point the fish pilot
stcered the great craft God now APP
pears on the scene and gives orders for
the hair rope TO be removed from the
Brahma fsh's horn aud its transfer
ence to solid column Of stone on the
mountain peak God also commanded
that tho mountain would ever after be-
known a. Mount NaubaDdhana, which
means "mountain OF ship-bindina
After the subsistence Of the waters the
powers Of God. Brahma and Manu-
tEoah) seem 70 have been strangely In
terwovcn: for, we are told, after tho
food, by favor Of BrahmA. Manu- ere
ated new race OF people. which from
that time forward were known -
Manudsha or people born Of Manu-
ST. Louis Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
Kept HIN Ezsy.

IRA Pennyroyal-Yony mother tells
rns you went 70 church for The frss siaas
lsst Sunday. Bobbie- How did you hks
4?
Bobbse-oAi j. WA nice enorgh. bu.
mother told nae lie sars and do tass
what she did
Mrs. PsnByroyai-Wsii. usss wssn :
80 very diE4cnli ~ss 81
Bobbse-Yes'm- bad 70 crane NJ
neck srozr.6 al the ilr@s - sc -f-ss
ersry ether sroszan In ths eongrsgst.os
Bad orz.-Dstzos; Free Frn<A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

The man Smith, who. as secretary of
the state commission, has done more to
secure Kansas place and name in tbs
Columbian exposition than anyone else.
was promptly bounced by dwellings
new board and woman put in his place
who is unknown and without expert
ence. The next man who did the most
was Farmer Smith, who ran for GOV
ernor against the Wichita discovery.
was also removed by Lewelling. Com
mon courtesy and decency would have
suggested his retention,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Ten or twelve years ago tisense
appeared among chestnut trees n
France, destroying them in great mum
bers. and ths wood could not De utilised
FOR heating purposea Quantities Of II.
however, were used ia tanning leather.
n. che.tnu. wood contains i've or SIX
per cent of tannio principles. wher>zs
oak contains only t5ree or four per
CEN. One .soiishEen, uses annual
II from "a. COT. 90 to -. 600 900 kilf-
gram. Of chestnut wood. paving there
for about 100. 90 francs PER snnum.
thus reducing TIE Ioss sustained By the
landowners from this timber disesse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Dunsmore and Rich are respectively
the prospective Pop candidates for gov
ernor. But in view of dwellings re-
organization of the militia the chances
are that Lewelling has come to STAY.
We are not saying that there viii never
be another proverbial election in Kan
sas but the Pop theory being once in Of
fee, always in Office aud that the mi
Eority is greater than any majority
when the militia is willing we don't see
that there is much show for Rich or
Dunsmore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

The Imperialists in France are de-
termined set; but after receiving the
severe rebuff, which amounted to vote
of censure, embodied in the vote of con-
fidence in the government given in the
parliament Tuesday, anent the Panama
inquiry, by very large majority, it
would seem that the agitaters should
Subside; but they wont, though the
pending crisis to the government is
,Noccal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

movement shows greater growth dur
ing Ise9 than in any previous year.
More than twice as many lectures were
delivered than Ia ls9I. and zoe more
certificates awarded During the year
nftv-sve lecturers delivered 1913 courses
al 2Ts centers- A. 1s5 0. these ,he Ox-
ford lectures lad not previously been
given T be 3. 4al lectures sere attend
ed ny g. s-sa persons The subjects IN
Guided hlstory. Literature. art. eco-
uomics. and various uranche. o. phys
inAl sszianea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

There is plenty of gold in the banks
throughout the country, and the govern
ment can get it by simply exchanging
treasury notes and silver for it. The
treasury can easily be replenished with
cut the issue of bonds, fact that is
being demonstrated every day to the
qualification of everybody, except the
coterie of capitalists who, it is believed,
undertook to work the temporary stress
that was upon the treasury to coerce the
issuance of bonds for gold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

According to the Lawrence World,
the principal objection to the free text
books seem to be that it is unjust to
make man who has no children help
buy books for one that has. The same
point of objection lies against the entire
free school system: but the latter is fully
met by the demand of public necessity.
A stronger argument against the free
text book proposition is found in the
claim that the boards can procure the
books cheaper than the state can.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Two hundred and six laws were pass
ed by the legislature just adjourned,
nine out of ten of which will prove but
additional burthens to a law-ridden peo-
pie. There were few measures that
the Interests of the people seemed really
to demand, but they were the ones
which were defeated. There is one
consolation, however. in the reflection
that about dozen most Ubiquitous acts,
which looked only to The providing OF
sslaried places for politicians, we're de-
featsd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

1t is proposed now TO connect an cleo
trio wire from the exposition buildings
in Chicago with the Atlantic cable SO
that the machinery can be set in motion
by the pressure of button in Madrid by
the baby king of Spain. If this should
be done it may be set down that ''press
of official business" will keep President
Cleveland away from the exposition at
IFS Onerinp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe seldom

Mrs harriet Beecher stowe seldom
fails to visit Mrs. John Hooker, Mrs.
Charles Dudley Warner, or some other
friend in the daily walk she takes in
the vicinity Of her home on Asylum
Hill, Hartford. She is especially fond
Of music. and greatly enjoys the sing
ing OF her sister, Mrs. Hooker Mrs.
Stoves physical health is apparently
as good as it was ten years ago, and
her mental condition remains about
the same. her mind seems inca pa BILE
of any sustained effort. She is happy
and cheerful, and at times there are
flashes Of her former v!vacity. The oc-
casional notes she writes TO friends
give no hint Of mental decadence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
Not Acting His Part

She-Edvin. you must talk less, else
papa will discover all and forbid our
marriage
He-Hsve I said anything inPru-
dent?
she-Ycs; your salli-s OF VT were
brilliant, and ye. have told him ron
were al English aobleEnan travelling in
eoSnito Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Twenty thousand dollars CT the peo-
pies money was appropriated to reor-
ganize and snstain dwellings militia,
just double the cost of that organization
heretofore, and Briedenthal who WAS
appointed state bank examiner was al
lowed ten thousand as against five
thousand heretofore appropriated for
she-Republican examiner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

The Mexican embargo on corn from
che United States has been removed and
from today that cereal may be imported
into the southern republic duty free.
'Rah for Reciprccity,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Jerry Simpson viii go to Europe. If he
could be induced TO make few speeches
while gone, he will solve the foreign i'm
migration question, by stopping it. No
sensible foreigner would care to come to Il
country where the people elect such
blatherskites TO make their laws.-Hutch-
lnson News.
And not only that, but a more effec-
tive point as preventive would be that
no intelligent foreigner would want to
rome to a country over which calamity,
rs depicted by Jerry, hangs Ike flu
neral pail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
: per,,icious Practice

From the I4awrezcc Record
The abominable practice Of putting
bills into The hopper and grinding them
through whi,e the members Of tie lesis-
latiSe body are absent az dinner re-
ceived ridiculous surprise Yesterday
IN the senate, y hen g bill changing lie
lines % txo districts 50 as m convert
strong Republican into P0puliss districts
was shot through the mill, rsai GA fiaai
passage By title only. as a local bill Il
Is time this nuisance OF si@voiing hall
the time OF the session 10 measures -
personai aad limited intere 81 should b.
abated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Luellinc's commissioners will do all for
the people that new board could do and
probably good deal more than new
board would do
The foregoing, from the Pop. A. c.
Dispatch, is set up as the reason why
The Pop senate rejected the Greenlee
freight rate bill passed by the senate.
IL that is valid plea, then it were folly
for the executive council TO undertake
TO remove the old Humphrey board of
commissioners, for the same reason.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Robert A. Maxwell of New York, who
has been appointed fourth assistant post
master general, is a close personal friend
of President Cleveland's and an anti
snapper. This is regarded as another re-
buff to Senator Hill. But Davy takes
his sulphur and molasses stoicaily if not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

Don't put registering off until the last
moment. but do it at once and have
done with it. No general election is of
more vital importance than our munich
pal election. Shall we have wise and
economical administration of city affairs?
1t may depend on your vote. Register.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

A French lady. no longer a. young
as she once was. bat quite 80 witty az
ever, was observed 20 sigh as she looked
into q mirror. why Do you sigh a
friend asked. 80 dear" she answered
81 was observing how 70. looking
glasses have changed"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

In paying that Parsons woman S900,
who was a self-constituted representa-
tive for Kansas at New Orleans several
years ago, and for which she was paid
in full long since, the late Legislature
simply robbed the people of that much
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
EXCH ANGE SHOTS.
did Yo,1 Everi

From the Atehison Patriot,
Young Fiatly: $50 you are from the
west, Miss Williamson
Miss Williamson. "Yes, sir"
well. did you see the Cherokee
strip
"Sir-r-r, = And she was gone before
he could understand it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
There's a Pretty Figure.

Sons of the new skirts are gored so
tightly around the hips that II - a.mess
impossible for the wearer to pull them
over the lead, and she could never ge;
them of by stepping out OF tham.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

The men who are rushing to WASH
ington to get office haven't half the COM
mon sense of those who are coming to
southern Kansas to buy land.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
Not the onlg Difference.

From the Valasco Times.
The difference between Kansas and
Texas is that Kansas, with all its crank
ism, knows enough 10 make an appro-
priatiou for s.respect2bie sxibit at the
worlds fair and Texas done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
NJ. n. MURDOCH. Ed,tor

"Four more years of Grover" is sad
song that suggests the happy thought:
Thine flies"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
0ticura
ReSOlvellt

A SKIN and bod 2 rifser Ct inconparstle parity
~ and curative pows An scknoviedzed specific
OF world wide ccfeers.-. Entirely vegetable safe
innocent. and pslatat :. Effects daily more great
cures OF skin. scS'p nd blood hanioTs than a.
other skin and eleos remedies before the ,,uoic
Sale greater than IL >ouabltss saIea Of al otkrr
blood ard skin renee ..
Sold everywhere. Price. 81 PorrEs DHro
AND CHEMICAL Cor RATION, Boston.
ss- Send for "n0w to Cnre sp-ins Hnrao.s
Flood hamass. Ski Hamors, S-Alp Ea.noss-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

The best men will support the Repub-
lIcan party because the Republican par
ty supports the best men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16

iooi haracrs. skin hunN1.
ioes OF hair. and every
itching, burning. bie~ding.
r blcschy. whether simple,
y, from Infancy 10 ase. arc
atly, and econemically cured
,own kumor cures. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-16
Spring
HuInOrS

CPRrya HUMogs.
y scalp humors VII
ether hunor. vhethsi
scaly. crus,ed, pimply
ecrosulous, or herecsll
now speedily, permsr
By tha. greatest OF A.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-18
SIns China u1tS syapalt. .

SunTraEits CO, @aI., IS. April. -
Ser Sanpfer p@ @tina" lan9te 9elterH BON
Sou9tons uia YOtobama uno SoHoIulu bier
oil uEo briust RadrldteH pom Song.ong
bis Sum %. Utdrs, Don YotOhama big gum
30. Utar, uno BON 6onolulH bis gum 8.
aprll. Der 9ampier bat $50 Pailagiere
aus China ON Soro. SIe mellten oerlelbeH
iIuo nad) Chicago beitlmmt, no ile Die Be
p0Iferuug Der fineiiiten Staot auf Der
gSeltauSiteluuq bll0eu lollen.
Cine nermebrte guila9e uiro nit benz
uGd)eu 9ampier eintreffen. Gin tletHer
Sb.lI Der Yalla9iere 1T bios auI Der 8urf-
reue nod 6uuanna uuo banana, nno nur
m:uIee blelbeu im hehgeu 9aIen. Satens
Collector BbelpS erGmlnlrt Die Antommln9e
auf'S Sd)Grilte, onmit Seiner. Der nldt gum
2auo.n beredJtI9t Iit, burhl6lupte.
Son Den bel elneE! 98irbelhurm su Starn,
Sapan, fortsetrtebenen iIebeH6ig Sii6erbOo'
ten lit eines an oaS Yanb 9elplIt moroen,
ba aber ytldts liber iIberlebenoe Seeleu:e
qeIaat mirD, 10 iiHo oieisIbeH ltbeniaa5 ers
truufen. Son ben 60 anoeren 8Oo:en ut
nod feline Hadlrlbt ein9elaufen.
3luei tauleno Qduier muroen ourd] Seuer
An 8ama9oe, 5apaH, Serlt0rt, uno ulele Bers
loneu erlItten oabeI SerleBungen, bod fam
eIudlihermetie 9tiemano um's 2ebeu. 9as
lapaneIii9e Slotteu 9epurtemeut trlift
Sorb.reltuugeu gum Sau Der ei9eneH
Srte9si6lfie.
NaG elner 3situug. Die in SOtio erideiut,
meroen uisle japaueilid|e 6ruueH uu6 @bls
caso Su unmoralii6eu 3weden 9eibaiit.
Die i3abl Der baSu ausgeiud)teu berGgt
minoeltenS 800. Die lapaueFide YOliseI
b.mad)t ale abgeheupeu Stifie auf bas Sea
naueite, I'M Die 4biahrt ju uerbinOern.
Der 9ampfer rSoer.Diaru," mel6er Der
v0otfai. 0ampn9iiSs@Omp." sebOrt uub
am IA. DtGrS pom Staru ab9efabren lit,
i9etterte ant iOlseubeu Gage, rpUbel u Per.
iouen ertrauten.
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9tr. 90.
4dftc aus SpanteiI.
ainfuuJt Der Nadsfomnten BON Gbriitnsb Cos
IumbuS iu Eems Nprf.


Tepsgorf, Is. 4prll.-9er pGmeris
cau 9lnies"0ampfer yyten DOrf" Don
Southanptou, nit oem olreften 9taffonI'
men oes Ghriftoph Columbus, oem 6eriog
Don Seraaud, am SorO, traf beute Dfor9eu
fur; nad] 6 llbr oil Der Gudrantdne ELL.
@ln iein.r Reqeu fisl sur I3eit, unO oaS
Stifi mar fait 0eriieft in Dem herri6enoeH
gtebei. Ils Die pgietpsDorf" Anfer mari,
beiea @ommanSeur SranciS 9S. 9ldenS
BON Der Ser. StaateusSlotte, ais Sertreter
Der gunoesreqierung, 0aS S6ift mo hielc
in ipaniiher Sprade cine Sepllltomm'
gSelle erml0erte. 0le S9Instapeue lpIeltc
oann yImerlfa."
Ser Sampler pSludbiro,h nit bem Gnts
pfau9s.@ @omlte am Soro, oerlleB nm uu9e'
fobr I llhr Bier u uno iuhr Die Sai bIuab
su Der ygtew= 9ort." Ser 9er1og uno elue
HeileaeienidlaIt muroeu an ben ,SladbIr0"
trausierIrt, Der Die berlIbmten 9alte nadl Der
%. Stra6e uuo 9tortbsJflper bradlte, Uon
no aus iie nad benz u6otel 9Salbort" eStOr'
trrt muroeH, III bem oer Oeriog uuO leIne
SeglelnIu9 mGbreno tbreS bielI9eH Au1eHt'
halls, bis lie III Der udfen 2SodJe nadl
Chicago abreier, mobneu meroen. Der
tSer;o9 1T begleltet BON Der 9erio9n pom
Yeragua, ieiHem Sobu, Don 99rlfop9er
b QouIlera, Don Carlos AquIlera, DoN
Ofaria oel 8ilar Columbus y Qqullcra, Don
Yeoro Columbus uno bem WarquIS uuo
Ser Nfarauije SarbOles, pel1e aue Don
@briitopb Columbus abtammen.
9aS gmpfau9S Gonltte, melde5 pem
Ser,og Die @atireunOlhuft Der Staot 9fems
9ort eutbot, beitebt aus Den 60. Seneral
Sorace Botter, Yerrp SeImOnt, &BeoSor
98. Niners, s. 6. Salbpin, 3. 6. CLINT
mons, Is. y. Sflnuer, 5iiOor StrnuB, 3o'
uuro Carroll, gSnlter Stanton mo ). ).
Niartin.
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2Irbeif itno Suflff.

ct. 2ouis s, Yto., Is. April. - llrges
f6hr 200 Dtit9lieoer Der pSadoedersllniou"
Ieaten beute Die arbelt nieOer, nm cine Qohns
erbohung Don so @eut8 pro Sag Su ersminz
ueu. gle bebaupter, oaB bic Sadbeder in
auoeren Stabten bohere g0bne, lple iie, ers
halteu, uno molen nit benlelbeu gleidJgez
iteIlt neroen. Die Goutraftoren erflareu,
pas iie Die SorberHn9 nidt belpiligen uer-
ben.
@lepeIanb, o, Is. 4prll. - Sc.
neraliuperintenDent Sauiff Don Der v2afe.
Shore. .Sabn" erDiberte helte ben in Ser
binounq nit oem Anu 9lrbor Strite aus
benz lienit Der Sahn ausg.treteueu 2ofo=
motipfIbrern aut tbre 9eiteru oil Die Sabn>
perm altuns serlhtete Anfrage, oh fie nles
DerauaeIteIt rperben, Die Sabu meroe lid
nid1t meigern, ile ipieoeran3uitelleu, aber
uid1t III lbreu friiheren Steuuugen. Die
2ofoniOtiufuhrer ruoQen 9eseu oleie @nt=
id1eioung on ben Yrdfloenteu Der Sabn
yeue1 appeuiren, es tft aber auSunehmen,
baB oieier Serrn @aniff nift besapouiren
miro.
60 nm b Il 8, D, 16. 4pril. - Die
bier BON Sertretern Der @rubenbeiiter uub
SobleusrGberSbio's ab9ehalreue @onferen;,
peld3e cine neue, am /. Diai in Sratt tre.
teube 2obultaIa pereinbaren iollte, bat fldl
aufseloft, obne ibren .3med errei6t ~ bab.u,
NIB man fiirhtet leet, baB etu Strife IN.
permeibli9 1T.
@bica o, 16. Aprll. - Die @riirber
Der Dor etli6en Sageu bier in's 2eben qeru.
feuen p@ilenbabnsl sllniou," fpelte ale Sabn.
beoenifeten res 3anOes in .lnen ein,laen
Serbanb uereinigeu iOa. baben cine lanqe
Iorefie per0ffeutlitt, nm ben aueefteaten
Der G,ieubahneu bic SOrtbeil. ibres Ylan.s
flar ~ MAIDEN.
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Goaiilon auf 0cr r8caoine=Sabn.'

SouuO- Sroot, RS, Is. 9lpril. -
Ssute, Dtorgeus ge9eu 8 llbr, ereiguete iit
ouf Der vYbila.. 3teabing- -Siienbabu" III
StiQmanzS Station, SpideH bier uuo Sreu'
ton, eiu lluialt, bel mel9em orei Yerloneu
id)mec perleet muroeu. Shre Namen itne {:
Sob. s. pOlauo BON GliIabstb, SreOerid
6ranSiS BON Ssriegs@ttp uuO &luuOe 6laulle
Don @bilaOelpbla. Die orei Mdnuer befau.
ben fd i'm biutereu g8a9gou bes S6neus
Su9es Or. 546, meldler III Stlllman anbielt,
UNI 8efeble ent9e9eu Su nebmeu. @iue
Oiiuute ua1bem Der S6ueasug be Citation
erreid)t hattie unb che Der Sremler I'm letten
98agaun auf Die Babnitrede 9eIan9eu fonnte,
UNI berauuahsueDeu 3iiseHSi9uule Su sebeu,
fam cine yofomotipe nm ble SurUe uuo
ranute gegeu ben binteriten gSaggoE, Der
balb 3ertriimmer1 ipuroe. Der unbelddoi9te
SbeiI peS iSuges iuurOe nit Den Sermunoe.
ten 10 raid, pe mD9lif, uad Souuo- Broof
aebra9t, no iie BON Qr. Slider in Sebaub.
lung geuommsn purGen. Die orei Dtdnner
iino oil allen &beiIeu ibrer S0rper, aber
luabrIdjsiulib nift toOtli9 OerlsRt. Der
5eIe9rapbIt in Stlllmun wurOe ohnmddtl9,
alS er Das llngliid iah uno eS bauerte ldu=
9ere a3eit, bis ct wieoer Sum SewuBtiein gez
bladt mIroe. Der Sertebr mar fIr mebrere
S.tur1Deu QehIlbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-18
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