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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
FROM NORFOLK.
A MurderOus Police OfIicer-Warrant
Denied-A Peculiar State of Affairs
In the City-Trait0rOus Reform
mers-A CoIOred Man Turned
Down.

NoRFoLK, VA. Aug. 2S,-This city |
was thrown into q fever OF excite
ment and Indignation Sunday morn
ing by reading In the papers OF cru
.el and unprovoked assault on an
inoffensive negro, by Capt. Murray,
an inexperienced officer under the
Prohibition regime. The facts as |
| told by the prisoner In court yester-
day morning went to show that this
| officer went too far In shooting him,
as the man was only begging when
arrested by Capt. Murray, and as he
was ia citizens dress at the time, 1T
shows that the man did not know
that he was In the custody OF an Off
Ger.
All the papers speak In bitter terms
of tbis assault and 1t Is possible that
i the case will go before the grand
iurv. Mr. Walter 81. Land, the
Young colored attorney represented
the wounded man, and swore out a
| warrant for the arrest OF Murray,
Int "a the man Is held to await the
| action Of the authorities OF Nanse-
mond. the warrant was not sustain
ed.
, ! Annie Rooney, not of chestnut song
fame. was arrested for abusing ano-
, ther woman In the street yesterday.
al There Is one little lady In this city
! | who should be encouraged with the
+ | patronage OF our people, and she Is
q ~ Mamie Reed, Shs -3ress makei
; on Butte st. She has Ia her employ
n ment i've or six young ladies, who
q are refined and polite as possible
II AS they are frst class dress makers
II we cannot see why they should no
n be the recipients OF our patronage.
o. Rev. s. A. Patrick, MIR. Robt. Nix
j. on and Miss Mary Jones, (the Soutl
re ern Mocking Bird,) are the guest @
a. Mrs. Mills on Bank st.
Mr.. w. A. Hunton of the Y. M. G.
xe corps of secretaries is in the city tn
r. guest of Mr.. Jesse Waits In Hunters
lg Vile.
.is Messrs. Grave Y. Jackson, Bris
ar Smith and Chas. Dudestep Harriso
DO left last night for New York city.
I'd While on a trip up the bay Sunda
en- ia company With Messrs. PernicoU
en- Brlckhouse, Ed. Crocker and JAG
ar Haves. was informed that dlstil
be 0uished visitor was on board In I'll
person of Hon. G. III. j. Taylor.
RS found him after few minutes scare
ch and was cordially received by I'll
I'D great Democrat; when asked abol
on the effect off action of the civil Sc
Ite vice board In trying to oust al
ng from Office, he simply said, "there
es, nothing In it. the President is n
yer friend and as have been CONFIRMS
gs, by the Senate fear nothing at the
hands," Mr.. Taylor said he car
ex from Washington as the guest of t
ali People's Line Co. and that his II
,rn was very pleasant indeed. He lntE
At d-,ced me to Mrs. Cooper of Was
,ak ington, who came down to enjoy t
lur trip from the Potomac to the ELI
on. beth. He paid q tribute to the Pl
al ct and it's editor and spoke OF tn
mutual friendship.
can The champion game OF checkers
still going ON with Wiggins in I
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
The Removal OF Mr.. Aaren Patterson

The City School Board at it's meeting
last Monday night elected white man
janitor at the Richmond High School In
place of Aaron Patterson colcred.
The retiring co.orcd janitor has oosn
in the public school service Tor genera.
ticn and was liked by both white end
colOred.
1t Yves presumed that he OF all men
would close his days in the public school
service.
The election of this white ianitor
means white ianitors for white schools.
In reply to enquiries. it was stated
that there we're no charges against the
colored janitor. His place was wanted
by white applicant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

To the many friends who joined us in
our picnic
We turn our heartfelt thanks
to you for your kind patronage. We
are thankful to say, notwithstanding
the inclement weather, we had q good
time.
Dear friends. you have done more
than you are aware of for rs.
Let us continue I'm this good work un-
til we shall have the amount required to
pay for the Sunday school ibrary-$15.
T. III. BRIGGs, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
Union at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
September 2, 1894.

The regular monthly meeting of the
SUNDAY School Union will be held at the
Ebenezer Church, Sunday afternoon,
September 2nd. at $3.50 p. m. All
schools composing the Union by mem
bership are expected to be present A
very interesting programme will be pre-.
sented as follows:
Solo bv Mr.. r. A. johnson, OF Man
chester; Paper by MIR. A. Wright, First
Baptist Sunday school, In Union there
is Strength" Solo by Miss Margaret
TinsIev. Ebenezsr Sunday school. Sub
iect for 5 minutes discussion, the "Bi
ble.'' by prominent Sunday school
workers: Contest for the Banner
Bring Gospel Hymns.
r. BEEcHER TAYLOR, Pres.
r. IL. THURsToN, Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
Was q Success.

MYRTLE Lodge, Knights OF Pythias
carried six packed coaches to Washing
tom last Monday night. exclusive OF the
baggage car; which made seven.
A large crowd got on at GOrdonsville
and standing room was at a discount.
The train left Washington Tuesday
night shortly after - o'clock and ar
rived in this city about $50 a. m. Wed
needay morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

WILLIAMS -JAcKsoN-The marriage of
Miss Carrie N. Jackson of Ashland to
DIR. Daniel b. Williams of Richmond will
take place Thursday, September 6, at
the Shiloh Baptist Church of Ashland,
Va. at O'Clock P. NJ. Friends are in
vited. No cards.
SMITH-J -JoHNsoN--The marriage of Mr..
Peter r. Smith and Miss Leitha A. John
son took place at Rev. DR.. Gibbons in
Washington, ID. G. August 2Sth, after
which the couple returned to Richmond
their future home.
Reception will take place at the brides
residence, ST. John and Cemetery SITS.
Tuesday, September 4th, from 3 to Il
%, m. Friends are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
MAJOR wALKER DIsAGREEs.

Major Walker desired to adjourn the
meeting until next week. 1t being too
late to issue call for convention had
such plan been adopted, the commit
tee decided to act at once. There was
some contention about the matter, and
il was agreed to let the people settle it.
They can now decide what gentleman
shall wear the congressional honors a.
well as pass upon any other questions
which may be submitted to the conven-
ton. The action of the Republican COM
mittee gives general satisfaction to the
rank and file of the party.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

For the Grand Entertainment at and
fo- the benefit of the New Fifth Baptist
Church, (Sydney), under the auspices OF
Mrs. Mary f. Vessels and others. There
will be a voting contest and different
amueements each night. Commencing
Monday, Sept. 10, 1894, and continu-
ing through the week.
Come and help US in our struggle.
Rev. j. p. CLARK, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

'vS~0N Miss Mayy b. Single
ton. the besoveo 1aGg.sts - afrg. Nse.
Singleton, departed this nie, July so,
1894, after quite protracted illness
The funeral took place from the Asbury
M Chapel. August 1st: The pastor,
Rev. Thomas Cooper officiating, assist
ed by Revs. John NJ. Beane, 2. g. Rob
erts and w. S. Christian. The services
were deeply impressive and there was
present a large number of sympathizing
friends of the family. The members oi
the Fourth Baptist Church and Foun-
tain Baptist Church choirs were in at
tendance and sang the two favoritt
HYMNS of the deceased, Rock of Ages,
and ssJesus Lover of my Soul"
The beautiful white plush casket wal
literally covered with handsome fora
| designs. The paIl-bearers were Messrs
| Thomas Patterson, +. Berkley, VIM. {
Willis, X. d. Granderson, Isaiah Pol
lard. Joseph Pollard. The intermen
was in the Sycamore Cemetery. 1h
well known Funeral Director, Henr
Cooke officiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
BLUEFIELD LETTER.
Robhera Captared-ereat ExcItement.

-
Great excitement prevailed here
Friday night upon the capture of
one Vint Shradder and three others
fall white) who had been locating In
the mountains about one hundred
wards from the railroad track. This
party had been engaged In robbing
stores here and at Graham, Va, two
miles from here. They had broken
nto q number of places and taken
large quantities of good. A few
nights ago Mr.. Hale, a wealthy farm
Ter who resides between here and Ora
bham had his house robbed OF small
money sale and valuables amount
lnu to something over $1,000 In jew
! Fv. diamonds, etc.
sc Dclscemen here armed them
ives well on Friday night and In
ornpanY With detective w, G. BALD
fof the n & W r. r. Co, went
aeeaca OF the robbers. The off
--.-annfaa and on discoS
9aug Eney opened IRE Oh
i tiefn. The robbers returned the nr'
I With telling eiiect: Both parties ca
ried winchester rlnes. slnt Snradel
n shot City Sergeant Robt. Baldwin II
| the leg just above the knee ana aiss
Albert Brown who Is now IN BED
Shradder was captured oy detectiv
Baldwin and brought TO town I'm
mediateiy. =,
The news OF Une aFresU spreao iik
Wild ire through une Town. Mi
baldwin stopped at one OF Cle uru
stores on blano sSreeO WIN one pr
, oner ana sn less .l Sllan nah on hou m
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
Removal Notice.

| have removed my news stand
from 222 E. Broad Street, and In iu-
ture will be at 3l0H w. Broad st.
with a full supply of books, newspa
Ders. fashion plates, novels, dialogue
and recitation books, magazines,
story papers and stationery always
on hand.
will be pleased to have a countin
uance of your patronage. Thank
ing you for past favors, ] remain
yours,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

The New Hope Baptist Church pull.
pit was filed by Rev. q. d. Gray OF
Ironton, Ohio.
Mrs. breckenridge is still Ill. We
hope her for recovery.
The A. M. E. Church gave "A grand
entertainment Saturday evening,
and had a good time
A great many strangers were
present, including the cook OFF the
G. & o. pay car, and Mrs. Horton
from Columbus, Ohio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
5000 at Death.

All promises made faithfully kept
all obligations promptly paid. This
Association is thoroughly. reliable
and solicits the patronage OF the
public.
While you are well prepared ior
sickness and death. 1t Is the aim oil
the founders to give the people the
benefit OF the most improved system
of insurance without the usual an
noyances-
officers: JOHN j. CRUTCHFnLD,
President.
SAMUEL COHEN
Secretary and Treasurer.
d. @, RICHNereTNs lccss.sor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

Mrs. Catherine johnson left
the city last Saturday to visit her
friends In Baltimore and New York,
and brother, Rev. David e. Robin
son, and will also visit her sister In
Springfield, Mass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

-Miss Annie Belle Haskins who
has been indisposed for the past two
weeks Is convaiescings
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

IN England OF the oppressors wrong,
the proud man'seontumely place the
colored man In their churches into a
Negro gallery or some obscure cor
ner. AMOS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
LYNCHING IN OREGON.
The ContagiOn Spreading.

KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Aug "a
W. s. Thompson was taken from jail
this morning and lynched by a mob.
Thompson was held in jail on a min
or charge, but had bad reputation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
Y. MICA. Night School.

Y.M. C. A. Night School, 214 E
Leigh Street, every Monday, Wednes
day and Thursday, beginning Mon
day, October 1st, 8 p. m. 90 cents
per month In advance.
w. A. MITCHELL, Prin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
mANcHEsTER LETTER.
The Concert a Grand Success-Muniora
Wins the Grip In the Contest at sne
Moore ST. Bapt. Church.

A.. snolauont Weather of
O",ne - s T,,asdav last 97th and
ae.L ~ ~ .onosod lawn Feast that
-es - ~ be riven ar the Public School
was 70 20 S.'eH .he oo 1s+ s Rsnt Church.
snounus s" 4...sSr-e5 20 tbe church. Or.
pS0 psr.ra :, ea sat ~ oncs ON to work. detailed
,nI 4LS ,,ttia ssi hovs who canvassed the
LII. sn.So lit It, ssen,,nglv and without
ons @ rtIon whatever every
nny q. .nse,s ss : ,,e,e nced sst;sfactorilv.
'nr,s my voc =. Scndav and Tuea-
Inc cs,noo. a'' sn,.. 30 orn5Srctod hv Mas
10Y o n'e1SS o. Cs-hsn Nra IessIe 3.
s...'-. re- ~. ~ ,,.,.s,d st the organ Mon
:. - '''s'--,. <.,s., ,,S ssi~s Ida n Bfnua
- - - i -,', ,s,,s.,,., asIf van
s.l1s : J. an. .inr,cs
49,. : s u,ea excellent. The
ls9fa.>-..+<ss, s<>,<, senr hv Mr. r. A..
r>Sh.stss.. ;,,deed . treat in iteeIf
S<,il's oi,,vn s-o =, oIso . s,,ng nv Messrs =.
= Ns,I- Go ra;9as and NV re-
~ .,.s.e -st'1 RS- n Munford sang the
sdoIo d ct Jgbt of Our Way.D Ths hu-
@ e,ro,,s rocItatsons nv Messrs. T. ID.
AtLsns A. snd Mana0er 4. r.. Copbill
% a1;o,taS -sntnrons anpIause. The
s,,e,s s,rrrs,sr~ b., the voicos was suDerb. es-
Sa.S Sad5aII7, the ssOld Plantation Melo-
' S,os The Church was crowded
-eI Lxs ,xtts
u o. ~ -S ns~t =, concort nrornises to ex.
oor ths orc cr,e recently Given.
20 Among the. disiinguIshed visitors
v-a.aet e Of tbe concert Tuesday
ppiob+ were Misses -Truatt and
n'to o. ca-av ~ CbarlottesvjlIe. Va.
On~ eftsntion was called TO th,
sact that wa omitted thesname of Mi
Morris NJ T Harris one Of thseommittee
mon on the s s. excursion TO Mt
PIaasant who rendered yaluble SER
vices .s',,ss resnectinc the drowning of lit
tla MsnSe and Rosa Fortune. Mr.
Harr,s r. ia renorted. ran the entir
distance from Mt. Pleasant to th
J Junction TO wire the sad intelligenc
| 70 Mr. McKenzle fortune.
Miss Ida M. Blnga. the accomplish
ed organist of our city, played th
music for Mr.. G. ii. Muniord on las
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
NOW

The Old Dominion Beneficial AS
ISOLATION for % cents cash and 20;
cents per week, pay
So. per Week, Sick Benefits
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

Rev. James H. Holmes and wife
left last Tuesday night for Winchester,
KY, where they will visit their son, DR.
John IL. Holmes, whom it is r1mored il
happy with his wife over the advent o
q bright eyed baby girl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

Miss Annie Belle Haskins who
has been indisposed for the past two
weeks Is convalescing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

Rev. B. f. Fox, pastor of First
Baptist Church, Salem, Va, and wife
called on US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

We return thanks for the invita-
ton received to attend the marriage OF
Miss Lizzie Wilkerson to Rev. Bernard
TyrreIl on Wednesday, September 18th,
1894, at half past one O'Clock, at Court
Street Baptist Church, Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
CALLED
wednesday September 18th, the Day
The standard Bearer Of the Par-
ty to he Selected-Questi0n
Raised--Let the People
Settle IL.

The Republican Committee ior the
Third Congressional District held an ad-
iourned meeting Wednesday, August
both at the Henrico Co., z. H.
Present Hon J. w. Southward. Maj.
Iosenh Walker and John Mitchell, Ir.
There ore hut Eve members of the CON-
mittee. Mr.. Bernard Taylor Of King
William was sick and Mr.. Wray T.
Knights title TO his membership on the
committee questioned on account OF his
having Joined the Democratic Party by
voting in the Democratic primary.
REPORT OF TIE SUB COMMITTEE.
After an informal talk, the committee
was called to order by Chairman South
ward. Major Joseph w alker and John
Mitchell. Jr.. who had been appointed
on a sub-commlttee to visit the persons
mentioned in connect 80 tn the honor
and to aacertai :.se..1r OF
,,,,< N, ,,.,,o accept nomination II
rendered. made it's report through Mej.
Walker. Those visited We're Col VIM.
r. Wickham, Mr.. j. A. Rennoids, Mr..
Otis II. Russell, ex-Judge Thomas s. At
kins. Judge l.. l.. Lewis and Judge
Fauntleroy. The report was received.
CONVENTION CALLED.
The committee then decided TO cal
a Republican Convention for the Third
Congressional District to meet Wednes-
day. September 18th at ID M, at th'
Henrico Co, G. H., to place Republican
candidate for Congress in the field, anC
the chairman was authorized to issue
circular in accordance with the abov'
resolution, and TO make the basis of rep
resentation in said district convention
one delegate for every hundred votes o.
| fraction over fifty based upon the yot
| forPresident Harrison IN w. This al
lows representation as follows
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

600 E. MARSHALL ST.
Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01

Mr.. Gle VeIand Fails to Sign
the Tariff Bill and it Be
comes q law.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
SprinQfielb. 20. Nouember.


Prof. De Wcice's Or1eiter balt am
Dantiasunssta9e einen VaQ i'm Operns
bauie ab.
Oie 9o9i9ule CAB letten Bonner tag
Wbeno in SAMPLES Sale cine literari:
i9e llnterbaltun9.
Ybilip Matter lit lette ISOLDE pon
ieiner Neiie aus @atertown unb Delano
juriidsetebrt.
Trant 8ladman BON 1racp befanb
lid lette ISOLDE sei@aftsbaIber einise
Gage in Springfield.
Nusuit @oiimann lit am Montas
no42amberton ab9ereiit. I'M, baielbt Bel
benz 2esen Der @obren fir bic itdbtii4eu
W%aiermerte bebalfi@ ~ fem.
9uso Sdleuber uirb bieier Gage iei:
ne Sp,elwaren unb @eibna4tssei4ente
ausleQen. @er 3uerit tommt bat bic
bette Musmobl.
Oie Grauen u. Mnberion unb Nels
Nelion pom Norslanb unb @tas. Swans
bed pom Minneapolis b~efanoen lid leete
ISOLDE babier bel Der Vamilie pom Gmil
Smanbed auf Beiu@.
Der frabere, ilbli4 uon Suit.
Sdmar5rod bele9ene Siit 9lat. lit pom
leeten Gtaentbimer @uitau Suit fit
1855 an @ensel S@minsbammer uers
fault morben.
Stationsasent Grimm unb iein 8ru:
Der 2oren5 iinb am Montas nod @is:
coniin ab9ereiit UNI ben, 2ei9enbesdns>
nib uon beren 0ater Der lesten Gam tag
al ben Golsen zines S4lasanfaQs &C.:
itorben 1T, bei3uwobnen.
Springfield lit felt lettenGreitasNbeno
NIT elettrii9em 2i@t uerieben. Oadelbe
brennt nit ieoem Nbenb better unb bell
Ter uno 9iebt bereits al9emeine 3ufrie>
benbeit. Sobalb bic Mai9inerie pou>
itanois resulirt lit, weroen mir cine
elettrii9e 2idtanlase beliten, wie lie in
9ans Minneiota ni@t better 9efunoen
werben tann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Springfield un6 nm9e9tno.

Sos. 9olm unb SRI. Warp 9uiras
i&lo0en am Dienitas bas gbebauonib.
Trau Mary Trant aus SLEEPY Gpe
befinbet ii@ oabier bel ibrem Sobne
WiQiam auf Veiu4.
Gin tleines &inb BON Mite goilibp
1T letten Samtas aeitorben uno am
Sonntas beerbist moroe".
Die bieiisen itdbtii@en @aNerwsrte
iine ioweit uo1enbet, ooB in ben nd@s
iten 1asen cine Prube ban,it anseiteqt
uerben tam.
Sn Der 0dderei unb @eitauration uon
9erbed 4 Sobm iinb BON iett an ~ ie:
Der 3eit auf oQe Nrten ;ubereitete frii@.
Opters gu boben.
sic @ittwe S1neiser, SHUTTER pou
Trau Or. 9uiras, itarb in Der leste,
0onneritas @a@t uno murte ON Conn:
tag beeroist.
Die Baron 2ouis @iebbof Opera 80.
ipielte babier am Montas, 0ienitas une
@ittwo4 Nbeno Dor gut beiesten 9au:
fern.
Der Sprinefiel b @pmnaitii@e Slut
bat Roberts Sale ouf elm Sabr seren:
tet unb iein 9auptquartie, mad bortbm
uerle9t.
Grnit Brandt unb @emablin aug
Nem lllm befanben ii@ iber Sonntaa
in Der Gamilie uon 9uso S@Ieuber aui
Veiu9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Der beior9te Treunb.

Oer eor9te Vreuno.
@at4in: 81 tonnt Du iebeu, wie
uiel Deine Treunbe mad Dir fraseu.
Wdbreno De,ner lansen &rontbeit bat
Did n;&t Elm ein5iaer beiu@t. "-@atte:
so, uao mas io9it Du su Meper?"
- @attin: ga, Der fam ieoen Gag uno
iaste, er ware iebr UNI Did beiorst,
bas 1T aud nod Der ein5is wobre Greuno
ben gu bait. "-@atte: rSa, oas fam
i'd mir oenten; ben Sag, beuor i'd trant
murbe, babe i'd linn namli@ ueripro@en,
ibm 100 Maat gu pumpen!"
@nttGu Dung.
u2iebit gu mid, Nenn9en?"- 80
vTrit!" - vEbuit Du's, Menn9en?
Sour Elm gang Helm Bis@en?" vNun,
ia oenn, Trit"-vl 1no murbe uns Dein
Bapa cine Bobnun9 einri9ten, menn
i'd Did bciratbe? - vSa, Trit" -
vl1nb mid gum Sojius nebmen?" -
rSa Trit" ~uno muroe Deine Ma=
ma nut bann fommen, 1uenn i'd ie ein>
laoe? @emiB, Trit"- lnb Define
@ei9m,iter 9le,dfaQs?" - vNber na>
tirli@, Trit" - vuno Dein Sitter
wiroe meme S@uloen be3ablen?"
vDo@ mobl, lieber Trit." - r2iebe,
SIBe, wiQit Du MIDI beiratben?"-
y Nein, Trit."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
GrnNeS Mno @eiteres.

Man braudt uiele Worte, ,m ein
@ort 5uriidjunebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
9 u b ia u II q.

Baron: rSobann, felt Ct bel mir
bieut, seben bic @isarren reibeno gu
@nee; @r-"- Sobann: vOb, SER
Baron, benten oo9 ni9t, oaB i'd 49, i'd
babe ia nod flint &iit9en uon meinem
fruberen Dienit BET in meinem &oiier!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

@eiete t0nnen Veri@wenouns ni@t
uerbitem uno ie 1T au@ bdufis tein 81
fentli&es llnslid. Gin Dollar, ben Elm
MaBissdnser ober Dummtopf a@tlos
weswirft, mag IN bic 9dnoe zines Mans
mes seratben, Der i'm gut gu uermenben
weiB unb besbaIb lit e. ni@t uerloren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

Biit Du usiie, 10 tennit Ou Define
eisene unwi0enbeit; nur Der llnmi0enbe
tennt ii@ ielbit ni@t unb trdst aud tein
Werlan8en, ii@ tennen 3u lernen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
6erauSqe II.

u: llnb mann ioQ i'd Dir elm
iol&es 8eripre@em 9eseben b~aben?"-
9: is war an einem Der 5wei letten
Gage bes Tebruor!" - q: v....Da
iiebt mons wieber! Den S@winoel
Der Tebruar bat ia gar teine letten
5wei Ea9e!"
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sic MEMBERS barau.

sic 1penbet's baran.
nMit bieien Nussaben fit bas Mili>
tdr wirb IS bod rein gu a:s! SIMMER
uaebr Solbaten miQ man baben! limb
toitet iett i@on ieber Mann 675 Mart!"
49, Alte Sun9fer: 80, 10 uiel mSdte
i9 wobl nod baran ,uenoen!"
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Der Ma@e @eod@tn,B lit cine @eibe
uon 9aten. al wel@m Der @a@il@tise
feline @a&e a%ufbdnst. IS sibt 2eute,
bic Dir ME er3dblen. mas iie lieben, ion:
bern men unb mas iie balen.
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Mnb

Trau q: st ieb ere fr0bere &aeti@,
Be fit uerbeiratbet bett, nod mar@mal
ii ie uertebren, be i@ient lebr aubdnss
lid to iin."
Trau 9: > ia, ie pumpt mi ueuis=
jten5 Don Gib to lib INNER eeu,nal
au!"
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Jrtt6es 9adwert mite grob. Semmeln. xu&eu, Vies,
1ttl4brobhen II. |. 10. iebenWeoraen irild i'm Sdderlaben.
Stn icrner imitanbe. Yreeeln ebenio gut unb biuis Az
lteisrn. we Tie ron auspdrts ~besossn meroen sonnea.
Seiteuunsen perben prompt ausseilbrt.
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6 ii Sues Bib.

u: rSeben sic nur Trduletn GQa
bort! W,e b0s bic wieoer b'reini9aut!"
g: vSa, Der refine Gntwurf 81 elmer
S1wie9ermutter!"
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9erj unb Neritanb III u%o1enbetiter
9ormonie nennt man Character.
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Die seidbrli@Ne 2aae 1T INNER bic:
jenise, bic Der @abrbeit ant ndditen
tommt.
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Viele Meni@en iu@en 81 i%mponiren.
mo iie ni9t ii%beracusen t0nnen.