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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

portion of people who gaze only at the
outer aspect of flags, public ceremon-
ials, and monuments. We need more
of a national Imagination, so as to
look back of scenic effects and look
deeper than the surface; then are we
ready to be thrilled by the real things
and the real sufferings typified in
waving bunting or silent bronze.
~
Imagination blessedly broadens and
deepens life; without it the past be-
comes almost silent to us. With it,
the great are our companions and
great deeds our native atmosphere
This inner sense of appreciation trans
forms the plain contents of a church
into an arena where souls have strug-
gled together for an eternal destiny.
By this power the least memory of
the city of Washington is that of
rooms and buildings;the greatest, that
of a place where mental conflicts, fierce
anu Idt lOOos llStNC DCth OuJ
with mental weapons, sharpened and
serviceable,- where national destinies
have been made or marred by words,
light as air and heavy with fate.
We Americans ought to make it a
rule never to visit monument with
out either before or after reading up
the facts of the life portrayed before
us, We shall then quickly free our
selves from the nOnsensical elements
of hero worship, which impart to the
hero strangely favorable circumstan-
ces and a condition of being with no
bier possibilities than ours; and arrive
at the conclusion that our herOs OF
the battlefield or of Congress, of the
pulpit or of commerce are men who
have been in every way tried like we
are, disappointed often, cheered oc
casionally, determined ever This
sane view of them will be the best view
for gaining most of good from theil
careers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
TO JOIN WITH BRUNSWICK.
A Warm Welcome VIII Be Extended
the Savannah Naval Reserve.

Brunswick, Ca. June 3O.-Last nights
meeting of the naval militia settled the
encampment feature. The announcement
that Lieut.. Colding had signified the will
lingness of the Savannah companies to
join with the Brunswick boys was received
with pleasure. The department will be
at once notified of the date set and re-
quested to order the Wilmington here at
that time, The Passaic will be carried to
St. Simons this week. She can comforta-
bly, accommodate sixty men. Tents for the
balance will be secured from the state,
should they be needed. The principal fea-
ture of the encampment will be a sham
battle between the naval militia and in
fantry.
Capt. Walsh master of the British
steamship Kara, now in port, has just
ended a voyage of unusual interest and
in which his vessel was used to carry sup
plies to the Turkish troops. He sailed
from Cardiff for Ceylon, thence to Ran
COON, where he took on a cargo of rice.
Part of this cargo was discharged at AL
eXandria, and the remainder at Salomicia,
Turkey, in Europe. Every port visited
was blockaded. and the fighting was on
The rice discharged In Salomica went
back to Constantinople for distribution to
the frontier, and there fed to the troops
fighting the Greeks.
Mr.. David Moody, well-known young
man in this county, died at the home of
Mr.. A. C. Steiner last night. He was a
young man of many good qualities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
s.7sas7c; February. s.ooass2c; March.

6.7sas77c; February. 6SOQ6s2c; March.
6.S5d6S Soc.
New York, June 30-Riordan e. Co. say
Of cotton to-day: THE local bears were
again taking their medicine in the cotton
market to-day Private crop accounts as
a rule continued favorable. but the gen.
eral fear Of a serious dry spell In the
south has made operators anxious TO close
existing short lines and extremely timid
about making fresh ones. The spot de-
mand Is still good and serves TO encour-
age those who think we shall have higher
prices. Liverpool this morning was one
and one half to two points higher. The
dispatch was a disappointment and our
market opened slightly lower After a
temporary weakness the failure Of tho
weather report TO show a general rain en-
couraged fresh buying and prices advanc-
ed sharply. Under free selling for the
south. most Of the advance was lost later
In the day and the market closed steady
az about last nights prices. August open
ed az T33c, declined, TIC. advanced 10
1880, broke again 10 722c and closed at
7.33c. While the sentiment continues as
bullish as az present, sharp advances may
occur. but unless there IL real drought, we
do not think they VIII be- lasting"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY CROPS.
Corn and Cotton Damaged by In
tense Heat and Lack of Rain.


Sandersville, Ga, June 3O.-Crops in
Washington county are below an average
for this season of the year. The intense
heat and dry weather has damaged the
corn crop considerably, and cotton has
grown slowly on account of an insuffici-
ency of moisture. Rains have been par
tial. In some portions of the county the
seasons have been excellent. but in others
only light showers have fallen within the
past two months.
Next Monday night, July s. protracted
meeting will commence at the Baptist
church. Rev. T. J. Beck, the pastor, will
be assisted by Rev. Mr. Chamblea.
Monday night Mr.. j. r. Daniel, living
five miles south of Tennlle lost his corn
crib by fire, with 300 bushels of corn No
one had been in the crib in two days, and
il is supposed IL was the work of an in
cendiary, who intended to rob the dwell
ing when the family went to the fire. but
one of Mr.. Daniels sons remained at the
house, and the supposed robber was thus
prevented from carrying out his scheme
County School Commissioner Rogers has
completed the examination of the papers
% the applicants for teachers licenses
in Washington county. Forty white ap-
plicants underwent the examination thir-
ty of whom were successful in obtaining
licenses. There were forty-eight colored
applicants, nineteen receiving licenses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
A RISE IN ROSIN.
PALE GRADES ADVANCED FROM 3
To 10 CENTS A BARREL.

A Good Demand at the Higher Prices
and Sales L0ree-Spirits Turpen-
tine Firm and in Good Demand at
24A Cents GalIOn-COttOn Mar
ket Steady and Unchanged-Dry
Salt Bellies Quoted at g Cents Per
POund-Other Markets Steady.
Savannah, June SO.--An, advance on the
finer grades of rosin was the leading fea-
ture in the markets to-day. There was a
good demand at the higher prices. and
sales were large. Spirits turpentine re-
NAMED firm at 2414c, with a good request
for the offerings. The cotton market was
steady and unchanged with sales OF Sc
bales. There were no receipts. There was
was an advance of 1sc on dry salt bellies,
TO c a pound. Other wholesale markets
were steady and unchanged. The follow
ing resume of the different markets will
show the tone and the quotations at the
close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.
Coming Marriage of Miss Jennie
Henderson and Prof. A. A. MUIR
DhreR.

Coming Marriage of Miss Jennie
Henderson and Prof. A. A. MUIR
phree.
Tallahassee, Fla, June SO.-It is an
nounced that the marriage Of Miss Jennie
Henderson, daughter of Col John A.
Henderson, vice president of the Florida
Central and Peninsular system, and Prof.
A. A. Murphree, president of the West
Florida seminary, will take place at the
family residence of the brides parents, on
July q. The wedding will be a quiet one,
and the honeymoon will be spent at the
Virginia Springs.
The annual meeting of the National Ed
ucational Association will be held at Mil
waLkee next week. Among the Floridians
expecting to attend are Miss Cleur Hamp
ton of the DeFuniak normal, State Sup
erintendent w. N. Sheats, President c.
Clute, of the state agricultural college and
Prof. w. E. Nibloe of Jacksonville.
gang of young negroes left here on
Monday 10 cut palmetto in the vicinity of
St. Marks. Yesterday Henry Whaley and
VIM Tollson returned, the former with
a rifle ball wound in the right leg, and
the latter shot through the left arm, OPP
posite the heart. They said a strike was
on with the palmetto cutters, of which
they knew nothing until they reached
their destination, and did not go 10 work
They report that they were shot Monday
night by white men, whom they did not
know, while fishing on the wharf at St.
Marks Quite a different story is told by
other parties direct from the same section.
They say the negroes were shot while
stealing water melons from a white far
mer,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

Money-The market Is easy; demand
good.
Foreign Exchange The market IL
weak. The following are net Savannah
quotations Commercial. demand. slS7h;
sixty days. A.S5A; ninety days. Sis5iL:
francs. Paris and Havre, sixty days,
Sis; Swiss. sixty days, 5lSM: marks
sixty days, IS Lie.
Domestic Exchange-steady Banks are
buying at par and selling as foll0we: I'd
20 S25, 10c premiums s25 to $50, 15c premium.
$50 TO 500, zoe premium; $500 and up to
1900 y per cent. premium; $1,000 ana
over. 81 per 1900.
Securites-Market Is firm.
Stocks and Bonds-State Bonds-Ceoreia
3iz per cent. bonds OF 1890. 1904 bid. 1854
asked; Georgia 3is per cent. due 1915, l02h
bid, 1854 asked; Georgia ~ per cent
per cent, due 1926. liOh bid. il2 asked:
South Carolina as. 1903 bid. 100 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta per cent, 1Of bid,
105 asked; Augusta 4lhs, 1926, l04 bid, los
asked; Augusta Z per cent, ll2 bid lis
asked; Augusta per cent. III BID, Ii2
asked; Columbus per cent, 100 bid, i0f
asked; Macon per cent, li5 bid. ZIG
asked; Macon a. 1895. 1914 bid. 100
asked. Savannah 8 per cent, quarterly
July coupons, 1924 bid 10 asked: Sa-
vannah per cent. quarterly August cou-
pons. 1904 bid, i09A asked Charleston A.,
- WAls % NHhfWs
Railroad Bonds.-savannah. Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds.
per cent interest coupons, tI2ik bid. -
asked. savannah, Florida and Western
FIRST mortgage, 8 per cent gold bonds. due
1894 1864 bid, 1906 asked At
lantic and Gulf. fret mortgage
consolidated per cent. coupons January
and July maturity. 1887. 10iit bid. 1921 ask
ed Central Railroad and Banking Com.
pany collateral gold 6s. n bid 81 asked.
Central OF Georgia railway first MORTGAGE
So. 50-ycar gold bonds. ne bid. 1924 asked.
Central OF Georgia railway first conson-
dated mortgage 5s, % bid. 81 nrkod
Central OF Georgia railway FIRST Preferred
incomes. ~ bid. 80 asked. Central 81
Georgia railway, second preferred IN
OF Georgia railway third preferred
incomes, ; bid. 80 asked:
Georgia railroad Sc. 1910 ITO bid.
III asked, Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
KEELED OVER THE BRIDE.
Too Large n shoe Hurled at Negro
wedding Party.


wedding Party.
From the Americas (Ga) es-Recorder.
The eolored settlement over in the Bull
neck district was the scene Of a high-ton-
Cd wedding at noon yesterday. which
might have been pulled of all right TO the
last round but for the sudden burst OF
enthusiasm upon the part Of the best man.
which came near preciptating general
riot The adieus had been said, ana inc
nc,ytv married pair were about entering
!, tyo-mule wagon at the gate for trip
70 the rural villa OF the groom Wheh lhe
,,ine was exploded beneath them IN ae-
.ordanco with the usual custom on auen
orcasions. the company had pelted tne
ol,,aied with rice. homny and a general
.,s,rt,,eni Of groceries. when the best
,,,r., Toned 40 the front with the con" sh-
,lo,si oid shoe. which IN this instance,
bsnncncd 10 bo "a cast on No. ll plosan on
the brides father ana Welthea l9i.
norrds net. 20 sav nothing OF hali pound
I'D drv mud that chung to me neel anu w,
step The shoe hurler steaniel hiin' %
and amidst "a burst of applause let ng 'u'
foken of good luck His sim wa. iul,ieS.,
me- shoe striking the briae ~ in. "g5 49,,
,b, EAR ana knocking her senaelcas h.ool
1919 frau, the wound. and 40 the asnt
~ ,nis ne groom became frenzlod win
80. and made Tor the best man win
razor. In the general tumult ,ne null
,ook fright and ran away. ana the pfloai
ain thue came fo e sudden ana uueAl
sd halt A warrant enafEiht w. .,.,n
trrev,rr with assault and battery ufv"
.be bride has been sworn QUE ana 'n'
,a,,,d m fno matrimonial melee WIZ r
fo9rbt eith the justice Of me peace a.
referee,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
COTTON
For the frst day since the begInn,nr OF

For the first day since the beginning of
the season. there We're no receipts of cot
ton reported. The market was quiet and
buyers were not inclined to enter into the
spirit of inqusr g as to the amount of
offerings. At the regular call, at the Cot
ton Exchange, the market was buletined
steady and unchanged, with sales of Sc
bales.
The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-daX:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

New York, June 90.-Dry goods are not
satisfactory this week as expected. the
season % stock taking having the effect
OF stultfying business IN lobhcrs' hands
and a falling on with first hand dealers
ls noticed Nevertheless. the undcrtone or
the market ia fairly well sustained and b.
o. understood preparations are being made
FOR heavy purchases Ia the near future TO
cover fall requirements. A. aii events SELL
ers feel encouraged re- the prospects. al
though there u an irregularity about the
market which depdves lt'of one OF it's
healfhiest features
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

Stock on hand this day ILLS $40 l52. Zf2
Stock same day last year &c.. 7.i52 l27 .5l3
Receipts same day last year iTi0 b.838
Charleston June 30. -rurpentlne market
quiet and nothing doing Rosin firm
sales. none; y. G., y, n.25 bid. r, r, 81 30;
". si.s5; w. g.. 300. W. w. s25
Wilmington. June 30-SDlrits tuBpentine
steady, 23ia0zic. receipts Is casks ROsin
steady az i.E and $50; receipts. cog
bales. Crude turpentine quiet. $3.50 81 so
and fia0; receipts. AZ barrels Tar steady
N.05; receipts ~ barrels
New York. June 81. - osin dull: strain
3D. common to good. ti.12ikgft.75 Turpcn-
tine quiet, 2s7t0Nhc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

The sumtervine Baptist church Is SIN
Without a pastor.
Capt w. II. belong has been appointed
losimaster at Gambler
Worms have damaged the tobacco oil
ZONE OF the Barlow zrowcts.
Az Belleview quite an acreage Of pea-
a1'a has been planted the past month
" b. Trammen Of BrooksvIlia has n
contract Of 100000 tent pins for New
York concern.
The mercantile Arm Of Phelps a BLOCK
Y oeala has been dissolved with Mr.
ne'pa continuing the business.
The Msnatcc Tobacco Growers Compa b
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

Spirits Turpentine-There was good
demand az the quotation. and II is said
that the sales were much larger than
those reported az the Board Of Trade Al
the nrst call. AZ the Board OF Trade. the
market was bnllefined firm al rae. with
sales Of i.iss casks A. the iaHt call "a
was the same, with further sales OF 1856
caaks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
BROKE OPEN A CAR.
A Negro Makes way with Four Pairs
of shoes.

of shoes.
Helena, Ga. June S0.-some time last
night a car on the Southern railway side
track. about half mile from the depot
here was broken open and some shoes
and a hat were stolen. The officers start
ed early this morning TO find the party
but they missed him. He was afterward
caught by Section Master Gignllliant and
his section hands. When caught he had
three pairs OF shoes under his arm, and
one pair on his feet, having left his old
shoes and cap where he broke open the
box of shoes. about fifty yards from the
car The negro said he lived In Macon.
and was going back there lie is now In
the county Jail IN McRae.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
OPEN.

Rosin--There was a strong demand for
rosin to-day, resulting in an advance on
X and above AZ the first call, al the
Board Of Trade. the market was bulietined
firm and unchanged. with sales OF 7SS
barrels. At the last call It was bulletined
firm. with an advance Of Sc on X and N,
Zoe on n. l5c on window glass; and i0c on
water white grades. The reported sales
we're 2.Oii barrels. The following were the
quotations at the closing OF the market
Al tho Roard Of Trade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
RICE.

common ..ss.sssssssss..s.sts..s... minal
felr d035l
1000 ssssssssssssssfsssssssss.. tfA
lflue 4tlIf4A
Rough, CSC 10 81 per busheL
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

2amba9 in elegantem 8o9el, topfii
Der in ben G9auKeesraben fliessn
tpGbrenb bic 1rimmer bes Nabes nad
Der entseseneefebten Settle auf be
GbauKee aeritreut lagen.
SIN nd@iten Mugenblide fab Il
aud inn GbauNeez@ raben uno hatt
ben Ropf bes 8erunsliidten in ibrer
S4pob.
Sn 1obesansit prebte lie ibr BAT
tiittu@ auf bic Mutenbe Stirntpunbs
unb als fe i'm 70 blei4 unb leblo'
iab, ltefen erobe 9brdnen iiber ibr
Wangen.
nMein Soft. mein @ott, ct itirb
uno ih bin l9ulb". f9lud5te lie II
8erapeiflung, ba fdlug ct bic Mu
gen auf, iab tie fange an unb fiji
fterte:
@bitba!"
Sic faBte ibn feiter in tire Mrm.
inoem lie bas tropfenbe 8lut, bas lid
nit ibren Sbrdnen permii@te fanf
BON ieinem @eii9t tupfte.
r@biba, meme liebe @bitba," Tan
es lei{e bon 1einen erblabten 2ippen.
vNiht fterben! nt9t iterben!" flebt'
lie 1@lu4aenb, unb iiberpdltigt bot
Mn9it unb 2iebe briidte lie ibre Sip:
pen auf bic Munbe.
@r ridtete ii9 pl0bli4 auf uni
f9ten ipie aus eimen 9raum gu erpu:
4en.
SIM ndditen Musenblid 6atte ct fl
nit feinem &rmen umfabt unb bell
lie felt an feinem 9er5en.
Dte Qiebenben pergaBen ben unfau
Tie persaBen, bab iie in einem ftaabi.
gen GbauTeesraben faben, als lie lid
sesenieitis bas @eitdnbntB Der 2iebe
aus ben Musen lafen unb ibre 2ipper
ii9 in benz erften, feligen &ub suiam:
menfanben.
Mann unb Weib bate it@ sefun=
ben in benz uremieen, f@idialbeiegen>
ben Naturtrteb ber 2iebe, Dor benz ALI
Meuberlidteiten, aner De&iel BON
@itten unb Sittengefeben @preu finb
Dor benz Minbe, Molten. bic por Ell
mem. etn3igen Siesesblid biefer Sc.
bensfonne 3erflattern.
Die WerleBungen, bic ber Direction
erlitten, erpieien ii9 als u~ngefdbrltd
unb 3um Slid fam cine lecre Droi9z
te bes Meges baber, mel9e bas paar
unb bic beiben &dber aufnabm. 81
gin9'S beimtpartS.
Trau 2amba@ unb 8eerboom mad:
ten groBe Mugen iiber bic Dirt, pie bel
tubne @ahfabrer feinen @ud3us bislt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
Rotb a. e@wdmmen.

ueber bic ameritanii4e S@mamm>
@ituation ldBt ii4 cine Jadbz3eltz
1Hritt aus step 2~it. Jla., per1pten:
D1e Nod SslanpzS @wammtlotte,
tpeld9e brqber aurid9ete1rt lit. bat
abermals cine lebr armiellge Musbeu1e
gema9t unb uberDies 1lno pie erlan9z
pen @9mamme gum Spell BON elem
Der Qualitdt. Us 1T etne febr betlaz
s%enspertte 9lbatia@e. baB bic Tii4er
lhon felt mapreren Jabren bic tlelr'e=
rem @9mdmme, bic noop padfen u11o
di4 mebren io4ten, bebarrli4 pesnepz
men, pobur9 naturli4 Die @@pamm7
3utunft iatper sef@aoigt tpiro.
SIS beibt aber audi, bab bon .3ett
gu 3eit unterleetf4e @ri@atterungen
itattgefunben bdtten, bur4 pelae
piele @4mGmme enttuuraelt tporoen
ieien. Sbat1a9e 1T, bab man i4on
bdufis aiemli& srobe @@pamn1e. BIZ
iammtli@ perfault maren. loie auf bel
Oberfld4e bes Wafers bat berum:
treiben ieben. Man4e Der alter
@@mdmmifii9er bringen bies aud
nit sepiKen, fit bic @4mdmme sitti:
gen @endKern in @%erbinbung, tpel4'
aus einem getptHen GluB an ber @ef:
fiiite getommen unb bic S4mdmm'
ert0btet baden io0en. Do@ 1T biei'
Sbeorie taum ernft gu nebme1, pGb:
renb bic ~eritere @ieles fir ii4 bat
@ie benz aber audi fet,-an ben mel:
item Ste1en, no por flint ober fe&s
Sdbren bic S@iffe binnen 3tpet obe'
bret Wo@en cine 2abung ber f&0niten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
ltrtnd)en Der N.tHiNippt uebcrs
f@tuem ttun8en

Die l1riaden BET ueberi9lpemz
munger bur4 ben Mtfii1tppt re1p. iet@
,1er 9o@flutben unb bon beren eigen@
tbimliden @erlauf bat Der betannts
synaenieur 8. 8. @reenleaf BON Stem
yprt pie folst arseinanber seiebt:
SIN Sanuar finben i'm AueQenges
bet bes Da5oo, ct, 5rancis u. Wbite
Miper Lungs Der Sbdter berielben. TO-
mie in fubli9eren @ebieten bes Artanz
las unb @eb Miper i@pere 8esenfals
itatt, bic bur9 ben feuehten bonn @olt
bereinsetpebten 2uftitrom peruriapt
tperben. go tperDen 2ouiiiana unb
|MiKtKippi i'm eriten Wfonat bes Sa9<
res BON benz eriten Stobe ber Glutb>
trDmung setroffen, bic b0ber unb b0>
ber ani&miQt, je nad9bem bic mebr
p0rbli@ selegenen GluKe bic fpater
gu iteieen Beginner, ibre MaNermen>
gen benz rnteren MiKi6ippi au1@iden
Mrtan1as unb Sennef1ee meroen etz
ma 3ebr Sage ipdter ~betroffen unb
balb barauf baS iiibli4e MiKouri,
aentudp, SnDiana unb 0bio. Die
2uftftr0mung aus benz @plf pflest iid
nGmli9, nad3beln ie ben Suben paiIirt,
norbDitli9 nod benz Obiotbal gu en-
ben, no in 5olge bei1en Der @intr<
@egenfaI febr bebeutenb 1T. 90 erz
rei9t ber Sbto getp0bnli@ feinen
9p4maFeritanb i'm Gebruar unb be-
bdlt bobes Maffer auh nod ben sroz
5eren STEEL bes Ra,, btnburd. Sm
Mpril unb Mai itei9t Der Glub nou
einmal, felten erreidt CT aber ba bic
6Dbe bonn Sanucr unb 6ebruar.
|@9nee unb Sis fdmel5en meiitenS
|f9on nit Der eriten &egenperipbe. 8on
ben bret groBen Str0men, benz oberen
MiKtftppt, benz Mifouri unb benz
|Sbio fiibrt Der lebtere benz Mthihipz
pi bic gr0bte @aFermense gu,
Die oben erpGbnten feudten 2uft>
ftrDmungen bes Sanuar treffen, tpis
gelagt, aud bic urteren @ebiete bes
MifiFippt unb oberen Mthouri, aber
gu bteier 3eit finb bier Glii7e uno
@d@e in Der @egel nod gefroren unp
bas Gts 9iebt ben eriten @egentage11
,nt4t 70 let9t na4. Mitbin bauert
es ldneer, bis bier 9o@mafer eintrez
, ten tanr. Der tparme @egen thut pa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

S4ipGmme erlansen tonnten. ipenn
bas Wetter gut unb bas Seetpatier
tlar mar. iino ieBt 10 gut tpie gar telne
nlebr gu flnben, tpie lhDn audi oas
Metter iein mag.
9ta4 Muem; tpas ii4 Bis iebt iasen
ldbt eri4einsn bic Ausli@ten auf
etne quite Glorioa'er S4pamm=G rnte
~penisitens fir einise Wonate iebr
tribe.