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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05

SOARING in affording relief; nor yet w'thai
did he fail In such cases to apply his ala
In 30 gentle simple. and sympathetic
manner as to rob the act of all the OMEN
sive elements OF charity and prevent 'he
woUnding OF the most sensitive NATURE
and
Whereas. he. the employer Of hundreds,
was beloved OF all-aye, SO beloved oy
those who knew him best, and his EN-
ployees. that the latter. in the purity anu
simplicity OF their love. have time anu
again during the last Illness OF MAJOR
Ginter. expressed earnestly the desire tha'
they might take from the short PERIODS
allotted them here on earth and togelher
make sum Of time which might DC
added to that allotted to him.
The contemplation of such n character
should make Us pause and consider ths
possibilities within the reach OF one man
and every man. and should make us re-
member that We, too, with whatever
talents have been given us. may 90 some
thing TO emulate the deceased and I'M
prove the condition of our fellow-man.
Resolved by the Young Mems Business
Association and other citizens OF Rich
mond. In mass-meeting assembled, Ihat
we hear with mournful hearts and pro-
found grief OF the death Of Major Lewis
Ginter which is 10 Richmond a great
public bereavement.
Resolved. That copy Of this tribute be
sent to the family of the deceased, that
ii be published in the newspapers OF Rich
mond. and that the same be spread upon
the minutes of the Young Mems Business
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
TO BE BURIED TO-DAY
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

other financial institutions ,ne IA noe,,
n1s tss,sfui and munidcent friend
have all paid their tlpue - - ,fotor
ma esteem to the oh''"''''
Ginter. ,r.o,,.,icrs' Protective
+. /. s.ociotion. will meet ana pass ie'''"
49, y.ifhin the next few days. -,
Frop I'm parts Of this country ana s' ~
,.,,onc have come 10 the relatives 81 ~" ~
S~noses8 tributes Of sympathy rom 80
Srto,1s and almost ihnumeraoie lo' -, 80
liens have been sent TO Mes'oio1N ~
~ 3eId on or near the casNet anu '''0
tepulchrc. ..,.-, oprNr,n
.c,. ,,m Of Major Glnter, concerning
a.. ,.rr,s Of which SO much Interest Is
-, I'm n is said. be read AZ west
-, after the funeral to-day JUS
.,s Gro not yet known 20 any one, as
- seal has not been broken. IL was
.i,,on originally by a well known law
- INT Major Ginter. desiring to make
-. rbanees. a few months ago re-
wrote ~. ...,.r,,.. ,.o.-
,erdav that the executors would De MI
coorae Arents nephew Of the deceasfd 70,
t,no lives I'm New York; Major trea. X
scott OF Richmond. and Mr.. Thomas +.
Jenress. who Is Intimately acquainted
with al Major enters private aHalrs'
and has managed the Richmond ME
rests OF the American Tobacco company
since the death OF Mr.. John Pope ana
he decline OF Major Ginters health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
mcrLL usross ANNUAL MEETING.
Officers Elected and Committees
Named Last Night.

The annual meeting for the election OF
officers Of the McGil Catholic Union took
place in the rooms Of that organization
at the Cathedral Hall, last night. The
meeting was a large and enthusiastic
one. Tho result OF the election vas as
follows: Messrs 4. J. Cavanaush, presi-
dent; H. j. Sherwin. Jr.. yice-president;
J. a. Masurier, corresponding secretary,
j. +. Phillips, Jr.. financial ecretary; &
NJ. Mahoney. treasurer: Thomas p. \.
Joyce librarian and James j. Ryan, as
sistant librarian.
The following committees were also
chosen: Library Committec-Rev Father
Carne. Rev. Father Kelley, James VI.
Powers, j. Louis Sullivan, and W. f..
Reddy.
Membership Committee. r. McDon-
ough j. J. Lynch j H. Lyneman, W. h.
Purcell, and J. j. Ryan.
Room Committee-John Mcintyre. +. n.
Masurier. James !. Ryan, J. H. Lyneman,
w. S. Lynch. and Felix Roger.
Catholic interests Committee-J VI.
Donahoe. Or. ID. J. Coleman. r. ri. Knott.
James l. Smith. and +. NJ Catogni.
Press Committee--W. J. Quigley, ". J.
Ryan, and W. 5. Lynch.
Library Committee. NJ. DOnahoe. w.
j. Qugley. and Rev. Father Waters
Auditing Committee-JOhn r. Higgins,
James Kirk. and ". T. Ryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
BY order Of the Standing Committee.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE
Principal Agent.
Tribute of the Virginia Hospital
Board.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
NJ the Virginia Hospital. held at DR..
Hunter McGuires office Monday, october
4 1897 or Mcclure, president IN the
chair. and Dr. Hugh VI. Taylor. secre-
tary). the following resolutions were pre-
scented by Judge George l.. Christian ana
adopted:
The Board of Directors Of the virginia
Hospital has heard with profound sor-
row Of the death Of their late member
and associate. Major Lewis Ginter.
In view Of the loss thus sustained by
us >personally. by the institution We rep
resent. and by this whole community. we
desire 10 place on record this slight testi-
monial Of our appreciation Of the worth
and noble work Of our late friend and CO.
worker: therefore, be II
Resolved. /. That In the death Of Major
Ginter this board has truly sustained an
Irreparabls loss. As one OF the original
corporators Of this hospital he not only
aave freely of his substance 20 establish
IL. but has ever since felt deep interest
I'm its growth and usefulness In relieving
the suffering, and especially the suffering
moor: that reckoning 1t as worthy among
tho many charities that appealed 10 MIN
for aid he was ever ready 10 help IT,
both with his counsels and contributions
and TO do what ne could 10 make II a
factor for doing good I'M the community
and thereby accomplishing the great enc
for which it was organized
> That each member OF this board de
sires 10 record the high personal esteem
I'm which our late associate was held by
him. and the personal loss each one Of
us feels at the announcement OF his
death
3. That we. as a board, desire 10 place or
record the further fact that In our opin
ion the people Of this whole State. sn(
especially those In and around this city
have by the death Of Major Ginter sus
tanned the loss OF the greatest public bene
factor who has lived here In our day
that he was one OF the very few we hav
known who. having made his fortuna
here seemed Niesirous of spending il here
and that. too, In such a way az woul,
do the greatest good to the greatest mum
Der. without seeming to consider whethe
J or not In making his expenditures ne Wa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
DIR. S,arr's Special Sermons.

Rev. Or. w. G. Starr. Of Broad-S,reet
Methodist church, announces that on
the next six consecutive Sunday nights
he will preach sermons from these sub
jects:
I. Recognition IN Heaven; VIII We
Know Each other There?"
3 1.-THE Ministry OF Guardian Angels
on Earth"
g. Those who Die In the Lord Are
Instantly i'm Heaven; There Is no Inter.
mediate State for the Sainted Dead
4. IF Those Who Die in the Lord sc
Straight to Heaven. Then Why Should
There BE any Trial OF Saved Souls az
the Bar Of God?'
B. III Personal Influence Is Imper-
ishable. Will the Harm We Have There
by Done TO Others Follow Is Into the
Next World?"
g. What VIII BE the Destiny Of tho
Redeemed Away out In the Eternity OF
God?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
hoy Breaks His Arm.

Taylor A. wilson a boy II years Old,
Of this city. had the misfortune Sunday
10 fan and break his wrist He was
about q mile and half past the Soldiers
Home. but he walked 20 the Main-street
car line and rode home. and Or. Hills
man was sent FOR ana attended him. He
is doing as well as could be expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05

"The Dollar OF Our Daddies" at Cld-
Market Hall tonight at o'clock. hr.
Small is an especially attractive speaker,
and will. doubtless, have large audience.
The Academy was crowded at both OF
hts lectures on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
No Steamer for New York wednes-


Owing 10 the storm on the coast Satur-
day and Sunday. the steamship Richmond
did not arrive IN New York On time %
sail Monday. She will leave New York
Wednesday, October 9Th. and arrive IN
Richmond Friday morning. There will DO
no steamer for New York from Richmond
Wednesday October 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Mr. nonIenry Not a Candidate.

Mr. John r. Donleayy o., ex-council-
man. snOkeu of as a candidate for the
office of High Constable, says that he is
not an asp.raut 10 that place. and has
never given the subject any consideration
Whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Confpderncy's Daughters.

United Daughters Of the CONFIDENCE
will be held IN Baltimore, beginning on
November 10th and lasting probably three
days. Lehman's Hall has been secured
for the meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
The CITY Missions Tribute,

At the regular monthly meeting Oh ,he
city Mission. held on Monday. OCTOBER
lth at o'clock, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Reso' we'd, That the members OF '"s
Richmond City Mission, having heard or
the death of Major Lewis Ginter, desire
TO express their sincere sorrow at the
loss OF this good and kind man, VINO
with the numerous appeals that were con
stantly made personally to him, never
failed to contribute most literally TO th's
association, and who, unsolicited oI'eii
rendered his assistance ana peeSgu
through their knowledge and ana TO help
the worthy and needy; and that IN the
death of Major Ginter this association
has lost a true friend and the poor or
Richmond generous benefactor.
Resolved. That a copy of these reso.u-
lions be sent TO the family and the daliy
press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Several Funerals.
Ex-Governor Mckinney uer.

Ex-Governor +. W. Mckinney arrived
I'm the city last night from Farmville. and
il stopping az the Lexington Hotel. lie
has greatly improved since his long III
ness OF some months ago. but has not
entirely recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
ua,t.vue Manufacturing Co.
The Sons OF Veterans.

At the meeting Of the Sons of Veterans
last nigF the following resolutions were
adopted:
We i'm common with every citizen OF
our city and State are called upon 10
lament the death OF Major Lewis Ginter.
His gallant record as a Confederate sol
der was fifty crowned by his munifcent
gifts to all charities which had for their
end and aim the promotion OF the MEM
DRY. welfare, or benefit OF Confederate
veterans, their Widows or children No
eulogium pronounced by us can add 10
the fame with which these will illustrate
his name. We need only record here and
now our high estimate of the character
Of our departed friend and stimulated
by the example of so noble and useful a
life. strive to emulate his probity and
worth
Resolved. That we sincerely mourn the
death Of Major Lewis Ginter, whose
bravery as a Confederate soldier and ex-
cellent charity as "A private citizen have
made us feel that in his death we have
lost a friend indeed and. whose career
has been in the highest degree useful ana
valuable to the State.
Resolved, That we tender to the family
of the deceased our sincere sympathies,
and that a copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded to them.
Resolved, That copies of these resolu-
tons be spread upon the minutes Of tins
camp and furnished the newspapers OF
this city. LEWIS W. BRANDER,
EDWIN +. COX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Richmonders ia New Work.

NEW YORK. October A-(SpeciaLl-L
T. Williams. Broadway Central. L.
Elicit, Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05

sam Small on the Money Question.
Rev Sam Small will deliver his elo-
uuent, witty, and Democratic lecture on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Resolutions of Respect.
Office of the Mutual
Assurance Society of Virginia.
npfakar 4 lslH-

Assurance Society of Virginia.
Richmond Va, october 4, 1877.
At meeting Of the Standing Committee
Of this society, held in this city, the 1ol-
lowing resolutions were adopted and or
dered to be published in one or more Oh
the newspapers Of this city:
Resolved, That in the death OF our lale
associate, Major Lewis Ginter, whose re-
cord as a prominent and honorable iher-
cant of this city. and for many years
member Of this board, was distinguished
by a gentle courtesy and marked ability
and fidelity, we unite with our whole com
munity in lamenting the loss OF a gentle
man SO eminently distinguished for VIDE
charity and great liberality I'm all private
charities and public enterprises, and that'
i'm common with our whole community we
shall always cherish the tenderest recoi-
lections of his great public usefulness
incorruptible integrity, and his many ad-
mirable traits of public and private mu-
nificence.
BY order Of the Standing Committee.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE,
DrfupfuaI Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Tribute of the Grays Association.

\ called meeting or the ElehmOnd
Grays Veteran Association was held at
their meeting hall last night. The presi-
dent. Mr. Miles T. Phillips. stated that
the object of the meeting was to take
some action with reference to the death
of Major Ginter, member of the asso-
citation. on motion of Captain John T..
Laughton, Committee on Resolutions
was appointed. The Chair appointed
Captain Laughton and Comrades Cyrus
Bossieux and Isaac Goddard who sub
mtted the following preamble and reso-
lutions which were unanimously adopted:
The Richmond Grays' Veteran Assoca-
ton learn with feelings OF sincere sor-
row the announcement OF the death of
Major Lewis Ginter.
Major Ginter was one OF the last two
survivors of the charter members OF the
Richmond Grays. organized June T. 1874.
From that period 10 the present GATE
he was foremost IN all that could per-
petuate the history of the company. in
which he had given so many years OF his
early life and his interest was unaDated,
because of his inability 10 attend, ana
never failed 20 anticipate It's annual re-
unions by generous gifts. His death ls
loss 10 US but his memory VIII be
revered as long as any record OF me
Richmond Grays Veteran Association
exists.
Resolved. That we tender 10 his be-
reaved family our profoundest express
slons of sympathy occasioned by this
event; that a delegation OF eight mem-
bers. consisting OF Comrades Miles L.
Phillips. Cyrus Bossieux. William Glib
son. ID. II. Pyle. Isaac Goddard Edward
Allen. John T. McKenna, and o. Nor
eanstern be sent 10 escort his remains
from his late residence 10 the place OF
his burial. and that a copy OF these reso-
buttons be sent 20 the family OF the de-
ceased and also published In the morn
ing papers OF this city.
MILES It. PHILLIPS, President.
f. y. O'Keefe. Secretary.
Locomotive and Machine-Wor!<s.
Richmond Va. October =. 1897.
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors
| NJ the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
| chine Works was called this morning Ia
| take action on the death OF Major Lewis
arpotnfq1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05
Locomotive and Machine-worISs'

Richmond. Va. October T. 1897
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors
Of the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works was called this morning to
take action on the death of Major Lewis
Ginter. The president appointed COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-05

thereby increasing his own wea',h. ~
other words, ne was one OF the io
have known who seemed 70 res"iu
great wealth as a trust. bestowed "
Provldence and himself only as 'rus-
tee IN administer that trust for the pen.
fit OF mankind: and we have never Ill.,
any similar trust to have Deen apHi'i'.3
tered with greater fidelity. aplii,S' ""N
with a rnose unsefish Discrimination IN
deed. In this, and In many other lnines
he has left us a name to DC ehVle" ""u
an example to be emuiated.
4. That this preamble and these resoiu-
tions be spread on our minutes ana tha1
a copy be published and sent to the RAM
ly Of the deceased. with assurances OF
our sympathles in this their and our COM
mon bereavement.
Montague Manufacturing Co.
Richmond, Va. October 4, l@f'
At called meeting OF the directors OF
the Montague Manufacturing Company
I'm which Mr.. Lewis Glnter was senior III
rector. the following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved. That in the death Of Dir.
Lewis Ginter this company has sustained
an irreparable loss. Hts earnest sympa-
thy and cordial cooperation in all mat
tiers concerning the welfare OF the com
pany ard its employees will ever remain
cherished in our memory.
And II was further directed that a copy
of the above be sent TO the family ana
also the daily papers for publication.
JAMES l.. PHIPPEN,
Secretary,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
GmeIanS fault BET ,ttts ei,,.

S9on firali9 tpurbe in einem 8eri9te
barallf bingetpieIen, baB gnglanb IN Der
Sabritation eleftrtf9er &raftmaf9inen unb
Npparqte neit 6inter apberen 2dnbern 3uz
.riidgeblieben fei. MG6renb Gnglarb in Der
Polarization u1b i'm @ebrau9 BON Gampfz
maT9inen 19on um bic Mitte 6iefes Sabrz
Gunberts ben eriten Stang einnab4n, fat i9
bort bic Se9nit Der @lettri8itdt 1pen;9er
I9neG ~5ugepanbt, tpG6renb 9eutI4lano
bdrin alien 2dn0ern bord1s 1T.
Die Werfe BON Siennens C 6alste in Ser
lin unb bic pon @9udert in Niirnberg 6a6en
ii4 in ben 1ebten fiinf3e6n Su6ren einen
@eltruf Deri4ufft, unb du4 in ben Ser.
gtaaten babsn mir uuf bieIem 9ebiete Der
Se9nit England melt iiberfliigelt.
DAB BEL Dem gefpannten 8erbdltniB, bas
iebt 3tpiI9en @nglunb unb 0eutI4lanb
6err19t, Die GnglGnber ben 8sbarf fir etefz
tri16e Mnlogen lieber in Qmeritd beden ais
in 9eutI9lan6, brau9t atns buber ni9t su
tpunbern. 90 nirb iebt 2pnoon, Die grOBte
Stabt Der Welt, feline eleftrii9e 8elqa9tung
tpenigitens gum Sbeil mittelit ameritaniF9er
Mof9inen erbalten. Die rWefin9boufe
@lectric anb Manufacturing 60" in pitts
burg fat bpr einigen Sagen BON Der vMetroz
pulitan gupplp Company" in 2onbon cine
9e5telung fir cine Der srDBten @nlagen CUR
@r5eugung elettriIder 8eGeu9tung, Die ie
bergeiteGt tporben iinO, erbalten. Die Nnz
lage pirb iiber brei mG9tige OpnamOs, Die
BON Maf9inen nit is 1000 pferOetraften
bstrieben psrben, oerfigen unb $450,ooo
toiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

@inslotp a1tsqearbeiteten gntI 9eibung bic
@riinbe anqeqeben. 9arin beiBt e5 in Der
@inleitung; baB Die Wi9tigfeit Der eini3ldz
gigen 6ragen cine peiie unb gere9te gatz
ideibung gu elmer gebieterii4en Notbpen0igs
felt mabe. Senn es banble Iib babel ni9t
1llr INN bus ge9t Der 8eri9te, ibrer Mutortz
tat bic gebii6renbe N9tung gu berf6affen
unb 9alrbllngen gu b~eftrafen, pelbe oieIe
gsbibrenbe N9tung Su bermin6ern geeignet
Teen unb tie in Der Nusiibung i6rer ni4ttz
gen Bfli9ten ~binberten, %fDnbern au9 TIN
Nufre9terbaltung Der perfOnlthen Sreibeit
gegeniiber tptltibrli9er @interferung, I'M
bas He9t ber freien Hebe, bic Sreibeit Der
PreRe, unb UNI bic ge5temenben 9ren5en,
pel3e Der 8efpre9ung DDn 8etper6ern Tim
Dffentli4t @emter geaogen perben barften.
Na9bem es Die beri9ieoenen Bunfte ein<
gebenb befprp9en, tommt bus Sber9eri4t
gu folgenben S9liKen: 1. 9aB 3eitungsz
trittten iiber GdGe, pel6e enbgiGtt9 entIAttz
ben pdrerl, ebe Die &rittt %erfolgte, ni4t ais
berbre4eriiAe MiBu9tung angefeben tperbea
fOnnen. 2. 60 pi9tig es fei bdB Die Sc
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6ebinbert unb unboreingenommen our9 NM
ge6iibrli9e @infliiTe ausiibsn foaten, 10 3e6e
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tige uria9e Dorliegen, tpenn Elm @mtsbetperz
Der tpiafiirli9 als Sldger, &t4ter urO SSurp
duftreten, unb obne Weiteres feline 8ritifer
einiperren ldfien tDnne. 2ieBe man bas ais
ri9tig gelten, 10 piiroe bic Solee fem, bab
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amtli3e @erbalten zines i'm Mmt befinbli9en
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tban, pber penn niht @inbalt getbun, ie bod
nit fofortiger %@in1perrung gea5nbst iperben
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@prten: +
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ben, Die prefTe gu tnebeln unb bic Sreibeit
Der &ebe gu urterbriiden, = aber mir fenntn
teinen. 8enn bas dls &i3tf9nur gelten foG,
bann t0nne1 bic @erbienit tie eines i'm Mmt be-
finolt9en &thters oufge5dblt perben, iiber
feline unooqfommenbeiten uber muB tisfites
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Offentli9en &ritit ausgenommen iein %ioIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
@e9er ,t,aS SmnSeSdntter.

Der erite bemotratii9e Prditoent na9 benz
8iirgerfriege, @leDelanb, ite1te bersits benin
8eginn Ietner prdi Observation-Disclosures, i'm WtdrS
1885, Neger fir ben 8unbesoienft an unb
iibertrug einem foGden iogur bic fette Steue
bes yGecprber Of 9eebs" i'm 8e5irte Golumz
Bio. Sbn Ieitete babel bic lobenspert6e Nbz
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grpBe Nngit Dor ibm als bemOtrutii9sn prds
iibenten batten. bon ieinem 8o9lpoaen gu
i%iber3eugen.
Inter repabltfanif9en Brdibenten iparen
Neger. i'm inldnbif9en unb nusldnbii9en
0ienfte u1geitellt: ~ein3elne bielten ii4 gut,
anbere i9le9t.
Cine traurige &olle 1pielte i'm iuBeren
OtenIte fogdr Der beribmte Wtulatte Srebez
rid 0ouglaB, unb 3tpar als Miniitsrz Reiiz
bent in Der &eger@0fepublif 9aDti. limb Der
friibsre farbige GonIul @oler gu 1amutabe
auf Mabdgascar Oeruriu9te unferer 9iplo<
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tpiirbe Die 5ran5Ofen bafelbf feitnablnen, fir
Elm Opfer grauIamer frana0iI4er ungere4z
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baB er elm 2iigner unb @drrner tpar.
0ie iebige republitanif9e 8unOesberpalz
turg bot biz iebt ni9t iibermdBig biele
Neger dngeitelt. 4ber nit eintgen biefer
anfteGungen bate ite i'm SiiOen snti&ieben
Bed. Die republttanti9en Negerpolitifer
i'm Giiben, Die natiirli9 ale ieBt Nen1ter trDlz
len, iinb befanntli9 i'm 4lgemetnen gang
ni9tspiirbige &erle, nit benen bic befferen
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gen WeiBen, obne partei9ren5e, bOfes 8lut
gema9t. +.
Inter bieier Nbneisung baben aud einz
aslne Before gieger i'm Siben gu Ieiben. So