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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24

f(ntte ocdcr Die ibermd6tigte 6lotte
GnolanS's uerri6tet purben; er war
udmlid am 10. &pril 1913, taum Iieb7
:ebn Sabre alt, ais Vtitibipmanl IN DIE
!s~rieasfiotte eingetreten, bdnn 9let6 IN
brr Seefrieq nit ousgeriidt uno oiente
oumals Defenders AMI ben Vinnenleen
inter Dem 6erii6mten S6insbeloen
6haunceu unb BERN, pom oenen Der erlte
bei sort @cOrge, Der anoere ourd DIE
Sdlndt I'M Grieiee unlterbli6en Gubm
geparm-
III Der ienen &riegen folgenoen lau9en
Srieoens;sit 6ra6te IS DtarltOn mad uno
nah gum Tlotten>6apttdn. Gr bate llb
ais iunder Sfii;ier auf Dem 6rlegsl6lHe
.~girdnDurpine" befunoeu, melbes I'M
Septem6er 1925 Den Utarquis yafapette
mad iciner burd Die Ser. Staaten inter
nonlmenen Griumpbreiie ua9 SrGnfrei6
,uriifbrd6te.
Quh mad Dem Nusbru6e oes Surger@
trieacs that Ntariton nader Ietne KHtbt-
Gr mar Der Befcblsba6er zines Der
G0l;crncn 6ricgsi6pfe auf Der bel Der
6heiapeute. Tai gelegenen Tbcoe pom
hampton. dis I'M NtGr; 1862 oas Hebel>
(enzTun;eri6if rNterrimuc" unltIrmte
uuo 10 groBe Ttr6eerungen inter jenen
S6iiIcn anridtete, bis es Don Dem
.Ntonitor" 6ricsiou's 3uridgetrteben
murOe.
an meitercn Icrlauie OcS Burger
frieoes ~lciitets Ntariton Del Qusriiitung
Don 6ricq5Ihifieu III perI6ieoencn
SdiHs6aubofer CUTE Gienite. Spdter
trot er nit Dem Sitel unO 3tabg zines
6outre- 2(omirnls III DEN wobIperOientcn
Sutherland. Gr bat Der 6lotte Der Ser.
Staotcn iie6;ig Sabre ange6ort, borunter
Die Sabre hires 9r0Bten Jtubms, mn
msbr oils f%lniuno ;pan;ig Sabre Ieines
yebens bat CT ouf DEM Uteere iuge6rG6t-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Gin afrifiani(6cr 23eri6t u6er clue
2teifc ndG europa.

Sic oCutidc ycicluclt miro i'll NolQc
Der fplonidl= politiihcu Hcltrc6urQcn nit
nfritnnjidcn NciicihilOcruugcn formllh
iibcridmcmmt, 10 buB IS cine luilltoms
mtnc NbuchSluu0 iCiu miro. audi elm
mai III lcicn, IuH9 nfrIfnni'dlG europa
r~ciicnoc iibcr 0lIropdcr bcridltcr. ,<m
Sabre ISSO idnotc Der nurd) DCn NTrita-
rclicnpcn Stanlcu bctonut qclUorpcnc
EchCrrihCr oC9 ant EIttorIu 9iuuu;uz
Zee in Central 2lfrifa Qelegcucn llqunOds
Ncihc9, R0uig M'tciu, Drci iciuer lroupts
lcutc, Rdturubu, 9tamtnoCli uno Sdu-
boou, dis ~iciurotc ;lr R0ui0in &iftnria
uHh Guglouo. 1&IIion, elm cnQliidcr
Niiiijoudr, Der pier sabre in llqunDd &c
mtlcn mar, bcGItItctc liz. Sic rciitcn
Ocu 9iil cntlan9; Soabaou, Der Sprcder,
btrtdltttc rddl Ibrcr 3urllttunft Dem
Noujqt. Utuitd, Gin ,,inql.nQ ans 3du-
;lbur, Den Stdnlcu chm Dem ROniQc
Mttcio ais Wicihcnt ;uriitgcloHcn bate,
ouE cr Inn Die &i6tl r%orlcic, uno Der
nuIcr Niiuohcli nIih ctIuas EuQliih per
itcbt, iIbcritttt ocn %ortrnQ Suabaou's
Den cugilidlcu NtiiliouGrcu. Gr luutctc
iol9tuocrmoEtn:
NlS mir JtIouan9 (,SoIpcirdl crrcihten.
nuiEtclI mir unicrc Nrducu bort laiicn,
dud) nnhm man ms ollie unicrt TIiuttn.
Spccrt NM Sdiloc, icIbit urIcrc St0tc.
l%ir gldubtcu MIN uiht nuotrs. ais oaE
1t ttIG mis- oils StlGpen ar Den mciEcu
Mtnnn pcrtauft babe. L%Ir rciltcn nun
ourh cine NtlpuiE, mo;u mir orci uio.
nate brdudttn. Damn fnmcn mir uah
CbdrtunI. BON % qiud'S nicocr ourd,
cine 3&ultc, ruaS ;mei Mtonutc oauertc;
"a 'dhcn mir groGc Ecr9c. pte ME ;Is
nor. Gam crrcidteu mir circn lipan;a
(oas Hotht Niccr), no mir in elm Sdifi
g.brGht luuroCH. :. mtir Niciitcr. !
lpeIh' Gin grorC5 ShiTi. 10 groE mie
Elm lNiIgcl. ltnh oiciem crreihtcn mir
oas %nHp Der Eiirteu C2lcguptcr). J&ir
inHcn BORT H6;r, pGE nidt Die Siirfcn.
Die Gu;ungus CGuropdcr) oaS
Eano rc9icrcu; Die Siirtcu babcn qar
feline Ciclpdlt. Sauu tumeu mir III
tIutm anoeru Sce (Niittclmecrl. Air
min, bis mir III ciutr ,Nnicl
CMfaltG), pon wclhcr Tic iaotcn,
ne gcbore Der &onigiu, uno mir oadten
lItdlt dlioCr5, ais he mobnc bier IND mir
am Gnoc %unicrcr Hciic. 9lbcr nein,
tort giug cS. BAR mir mcintcn, mir mir
ben ME ons GnDc crrciheu, ocnu lie
mir Gdttcu nod nidt Die 6dlfte
ocs 2&egcs ;uriIfgele9t. Damn tamen
in Gin SanO, ous Den Sn;unqus qcz
bort CNuropdcr), aber Die Ginpobner
.aben ms mic 2(ru6cr (}Ilgier). Na6
ocm tnntcr mir an cine bObe ,Sniel Der
abcr ni6t Der 60niein
Sictoriu (yinnbon?). Sics mar i'm
)rittcn 9tpnuiu (atlautii6er S;can).
: ann reilten nit uiele Gage, bis mir na6
tantcn. :, mtlh eincn 6aus
EN- GROCER Sdifie iabeu mir bort. Sic
famen mic Elm QSolo, oeiien
Sdumc II benz lSaiier madien. Oils
mir Den 6luB (Sbemie) biuauffu6ren,
ttc9 Der 6apitdn auf Die Spite ocs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Scrmii@tc Fa6ri6tcn.

-Su Gonitantinopel wur6 {
cine amtlide Proclamation erlniIen, MEL
DE ben 0faboi ais ciusn AuIribrer, Sez
trigger unb &dubsr %bsnuu;irt, unO oue
anbdnger bes Ssldm 9e9en benIeIbeu
mdrnt.
- Su SrIiieI 1T elmer
anIei6s uOu 100 Miaionen 5rancs fur
ben neuen Songoitnat Die 6eoe. 6err
uon Sleibr0osr aus Berlin bate oesuez
gen am %. Ndr; cine aubien; beim
Sonise.
- Cine beionbere @eian6t>
i6aft mar pom SuItnn mad Berlin ge=
i6idt uorbsn, nm benz Suritsu Sismard
onidEli9 ieines @eburtstages ben taiz
ierli6en Smiia;z Sr0eu 81 nberrei6en,
Der iOnft MI re9ierenbsn 6Irften perlies
ben wiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Senerafpofmeiter uon Stephan.

Gem beribmtsn OeutI6cn 8ei6spoits
mstlter StaatsIefretdr Or. Stepban, lit
oteler Gage POM beutlben 6niier Der
erbli6e IOeIsitanb psrlieben worben.
uno ipar aus AnluB Der @ieoerfebr bes
Cages, an wcl6em Dor scbn Sabren Der
SSeltpoltzTerein gegriinoet wurbe. Die
S6anung bieies 9%creins, Der 6innen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-24
Der dftefe See6ef0.

Surf1 ocr SOB ocs Gontres Nomiral
,(Obn Ntarlton ba6cu ole Der. Staatcn
ibrcn dltclteu Scebelocu ucrlorcn. Gr
mar III 70. 6e6ruar 1896 9cborcn, lit
oIlO ii6er ncunurOu6t;i9 Sabre ait ges
DOroen.
Dis SIn9Iing betbeiligte CT lid an Dem
Smetten Sriege Der Scr. Staatcn 1nt1
en9lano ClSI2 bis 1879, uID an ben
9Idn;enoen 6cIOentbnteu, mel6c onmals
uon Der tleinen a~meritanii6en 6rie1ss
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28
POLITICAL POINTS.

"The refusal Of the Austrian government TO re-
ceive Mr.. Jonas the Consul at Prague" says the
Philadelphia Times, Und. Dem.,) "ought TO con-
vince the President and Secretary of state that the
policy OF sending naturalized citizens to the land OF
their birth as representatives OF the United States s
not good One."
Some people are urging John c. Bullitt, the author
of Phiadephia's revised charter, candidate for
mayor OF that city. The Evening Telegraph (Rep)
nomination on a strictly non. partisan ticket, aud
that the city will certainly be fortunate II secures
Mr.. Bullitt for mayor"
We believe that St. LOUIS" says the Post DE-
spatch, Dem) is the only city In the world where
the property by the State for taxation at ts
full market value and at Its full value as tested by
rents or earning capacity, while the same State
authorities avowedly assess real estate elsewhere at
onehalf or onefourth of Its market value, and rail-
road property vastly below its market value or its
true value tested by the capitalization on which
1t earns net income OF over q per cent
very odd and interesting case came to lightto-
day, showing how man may be strongly indOrsed
aud yet not I'LL the real requirements of the
place for which he is recommended. A Pittsburger
Of considerable means and standing was urged upon
Secretary Lamar as well fitted for the position of
agent for collecting labor statistics. Ke was well
known In the community as q self-made man and
one whom the laborIng men would be glad to have
recognized His merits were laid before Mr.. Lamar
with such earnestness by some OF his friends that
the Secretary asked to have him call. MIR. Lamar
looked the Pitsburger over AMI saw that he was
all right. Indeed, he rather taken with the ap-
pearance of the applicant, and without further
mony the appointment was made out and the
two blank forms of Official oaths, the ironclad
and the other one. were placed before the
candidate that he might qualify In the usual
manner by subscribing his name 10 the one best
suited to his record The self-made man isoked at
the papers AMI then at the clerk. After few mo-
ments he blurted out: Look var, / can't write. -
The matter was briefly reported to Mr.. Lamar, and
the Secretary as kindly as possible explained that 1t
was absolutely essential that statistical agent
should be up In the three RS, and then he sent the
self-made man back TO Pittsburg. Those who had
presented his case to the Secretary greatly
tonshed when they heard the result II seems that
the applicant had obtained considerable standing
and success as business man, and those who helped
him had no knowledge whatever of his particular
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28

The honeymoon is now becoming an Institution Of
the past. II has Of late been growing shorter and
Shorter and Will soon be quite obsolete In another
my Years antiquarans Will be puzzling over what
1t was. People will get on all the better without r.
All the married people know Intimately have told
me thai they had tlns during the honeymoon. OF
course they had. Thrown entirely upon their own
resources nddepriyed Of socety, what other pasme
was left them but q lively little domestic breeze,
and then to Kiss again with tears?" Very one
sided tears you may be sure. There Is nothing IKE
tue ordinary routine OF daily life for sofienlng the
trsls OF matrimonial unions, feel sure Every
one has Ms or her moods and tenses and TO have 70
discover them IN heap az II were, In the solitude
oi Two OF Tue honeymoon, is much more terrible
experience than 1t would be II the couple were at
nome. and not left entirely TO their own deylces.
Besides II y very impoliiic for either husband on
we 70 let Inc partner OF life become bored; and not
Cleopatra herself, with all her "lD1nite Variety
could nave prevented modern Antony from expert
encin3 that faal sensation ON q wet day In the
country, In Switzerland, ia Rome, or in fact any
where where; Le. rs, therefore. abolish the honeymoon:
Let Tue wedding trip remain, hut It VIII be enjoyed
ever 30 much more II taken alter year and day
OF married lie, when each partner TO the contract
mas learned ihe great unwrten clause about bearing
and forbearing
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28
cOULISSE CHAT.

Miss Edna Carey Is enjoying her holidays away up
in the Cat6kills.
Mr.. Frederick Paulding has been re-engaged to
support Miss Margaret Mather next season.
George Alfred Townsend lGath has written a
aye-act historic drama entitled "Cromwell " for
sheridan, the tragedian, which Will be produced
during the coming season.
"Miss Annie Lippincott, daughter OF "Grace
Greenwood" lately made her debut In Italian opera
in Italy, where she has been earnest and dilgent
student of music for the last three or four years
Under the professional name of Anita Armour she
recently achieved at Trieste brilliant SUCCESS In
light opera, and won the commendation of all the
critics. The new prima donna is referred to as
young, beautiful, and graceful and her friends pre-
dict Tor prosperous career
well-known society young lady who Is far from
being novice IN theatricas went not long since to
one OF the most popular theatres In New York, her
father acting as escort At one point In the play the
heroine, an interesting young lady, hearing an ap-
hid himself behind a door Instead OF an enemy, Il
was her lover, who quickly glanced about the room
and turned TO relrace his steps when Miss H
stood up and motoning with both hands called out
on come back, come back! she's behind the
door" Mil said to her, quietly pulling her
heartily enjoying the Joke at the same time. The
words had no sooner LETT her lips however, than she
realized the situation and sank Into her seat in great
those In her immediate vicinity and had reached the
stage.
Mr.. William T. Carleton, the baritone, has closed
his successful season OF comic opera throughout the
country and s busily engaged In rehearsing the
part Of the Marquis d'Aubigne In +" Nanon," at the
Casino, under the stage direction OF Herr Conridd
for which he has been specially engaged by the
Messrs Aronson. He expects great things Of the
famous waltz song. :" Anna, In rapture 10 thee
come, which ID really the theme Of The opera Al
the conclusion of the run OF NanOn" at the Casino
Mr.. Carleton will star through the country in the
piece, for which he has obtained the absolute right
from Mr.. Rudolph ArOnsOn. Mr.. Tracy TITUS, q
veteran In comic opera management, has been re-
engaged by MIR. Carleton as his manager. Mr..
William Herbert Will do the part OF the Able In
" Nanon, :. instead OF Mr.. Law j. GsiEo. The pro-
pramme for the four hundredth Casino concert
ranges from "La fille de Madame Angot" to
" IlIenZl u
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28


We have had Miss Ellen Terry and Nine. TheO In
the same ballad and we have tried to draw paral-
lei between the two But the two cannot be CON-
pared. Miss Terry Ii simply 1.-THE, graceful lily /;
Nine. TheO Ii essentially, unqualinedly, unInIll-
gatedly daisy Miss Terry gives M The ballad,
Where are you going. my pretty maid" In ideal
English fashion; Nine. TheO selzes the words by
the shoulders and heels, drags them over into the
French school OF comedy, and cO0es them 10 ls In a
fashion that Inspires every male being In the audit
torium with quenchless ambition TO rise up aud
down en- Diasse to the front row OF the pafqnet
What an inyegling. comfortable, cordial, ylvacions,
nesh-and-blo0d sprile this TheO IL, 10 be sure I
What velvety packet OF contradictions WHAT
Vicious little feet, yet what inn0cent face; what
caprlcous pedal antics, yet what guileless smile
no singer at all they aay, yet there ID melody the
very hosiery she wears the harm0nes stream out OF
her doye-lke eyes like sorghum from @ fourteen
gallon barrel, and there II music, music muslc
everywhere from her sunny hair and dimped
shoulders 70 the cute bows ON her coqueiilsn slip
pers. And that ballad Is simply killing. II Is good
old English dish served up In Parlsan restaurant.
with the door locked from the insde. The bottle ID
labeled stout, but the nectar that fr0ths and hub
bes and glshes therefrom Ia champagne
bewlldeIinR, delicious champagne. AZ nearly AZ 1t
can be given on paper, Nine Tle0's version OF this
ballad Ii a. follows;
"Whah-erT you go-eeng, mhi pur ree-tee maiig"
a. yam go-eeng meei-keeng, seeurTh," she salt.
"May 20 wiz you, rnhi pur.ree-tee mait?n
=" Yez, eef you weesh, goot seeurrh," she salt.
zbure for -clune mh pur- rec tee malt 2?
" Mil fass eez mh for-chune, seeurrh," ahe salt.
"Zen III not mahr-ree you, mhi pnr-ree-tce malt y
"kopotty axed you, seeurrh-poohp she salt
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28
Tho Ruler or Cabul.
IIan1laaa Gfai.aa


The present ruler Of Cabul is Amir Ab,lurrhaman.
Ths"S slave Of the Mercful One (fcr 80 his name
implies s at present one OF the worlds celebrities
prncey hospitality and honored with generous gifts,
Amir Abdurrhaman, the present ruler OF Cabrl, vlr-
tnalIv hollis in his hands the in!nrc destiny oftwo
eldest son Of Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, he ccr-
tsinly by right Of rrmogcnure % right never rccog
throne OF Cabu From our English standpoint he
has at last obtained his lawful inheritance. About
sa 10 Russian All %s S u"
nmeen years he was guest In the Russian camp.
After the massacre OF Cavagnari and his little band
and when the indian government was In search Of
an Amir, Abdutrhaman wasthe "trump card" The
selection lay between the restoration OF Yakoob,
game Of taking tho man who had been for many
years kept the by Russians with the expectation of
sole,eng ssl turning up II was " 1 bold s,er; and u Is
naman alone, as to why he loft the protection OF
Russia and sought tho friendship OF s English rival
AMlurrhaman set about vigorously to murder by
poison or secret assassination every possible rival
Nearly all the leading chiefs OF his family ed either
~ India or Persia Only one man OF note sought
his patronage II was Mohamincd Jan, tho grcnt
Afghan general, who so nearly. defeated Roberts at
Balk, obtained his sgnet ring and for months issued
orders IN the Generals name, when subsequent
events proved that Mohammed Jan had died by the
with the village chiefs, hut hated by the trading
community. hut ho has succeeded In making his
Pvwe, ,c' 'Muuku tHe lcngth uIiu bichutu VI AZ
ghanstan. When he was the guest OF Russia no
married three Turkcstani ladies', by whom he has
chlluren. since he caine to the throne ho has
married an Afghan, the daughter OF the chief
mulvie, or priest, OF Cabul. Ills visit to
itawulpindi was his first visit to India. In.
deed, ne knows nothing OF tho English.
In his frst durbars In Cabul no always
praised the power and Intelligence OF the Russians,
and he has endeavOred to organize his army on Rus
sian lines. sun our own impression, as well as that
OF other Europeans who know Cabul, Ia that Ab.
durrhanan In TO be trusted. lie Ia about hfty years
OF age, well but AMI has a cOuntenance expressive
OF considerable vlgOr. When he first came TO Cabnl
the Liberal government gave him hut most unccr-
tain assurances OF support hut no soon proved him.
sell dlplomatlst OF no ordinary character. II IL
Abiurrhaman who has made the Primo Minister OF
England repuinte hs Midlothian nterances on the
Cahul question hy acts aa vigorous amt M forward an
any OF those by which our great Conservative leader
IN his dealings with the late Shere All Khan, sought
alth0ugh In valn) to rectify the mistakes made by
the mastery inactivity OF the Lawrence achOOl.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28
A Peep g Iate Mature. Laboratory.


There ID Ia the town OF phpntxyilIe to-day an
eHempucatlon OF the operations OF nature ~ ils-
played ln the formation OF coal, where n can be
found IN actual procees OF transformation from veg
etaoe matter TO soft, soapy, carbonic substance
and me latter gradually changing TO lignite and then
again into soft coal Of the bituminous form Go
along tue PeInsylvania Schuylkil Valley Railroad
between tue nrst passenger station OF that sys-
teIn anu the new one, and you will Ind
q force Of men cutting down the bank, eighteen or
twenty feet high, and amid those rocks, perhaps
tlree feet above the railroad track you will obseTye
black seam. That black seam Il q laboratory of
nature. From above, before the Morgan hoaso WAS
removed and the surrounding bank, big trees sent
Iher roots down through the soil and then through
the creylces Of the rocks I'LL they reached the sesn
nbIes. ~~~
The trees above died, and the roots and abres
confined IN the seam began TO work, chemical
changes look place, carbon was evolved, and coal
was tue result Tue laboratory was opened by the
building Of the railroad before the sow purpose Was
fully completed 80 that you can 1nd there to-day
the vegetable aud carbOnlzed matter and Ignite ana
coal altogether, proving, Indeed, that the popular
thought that coal grows IL true.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28

gcnoracy should extend to his nober parts Is 1t any
wonder7 II President Lincoln, single and
pure.minded patriot as we now know him
To have been, would or could moi stand
against n swinc-lke rush for the public offices
aud einoluments with such a buckler upon his arm
as the impending war and disruption, why should
we moi mingle our appreciation OF what his latest
successor has done with anxious adnionltons touch
ing the future; However the case may he with
Canada, here the redemption OF the Administrative
services from dcsolating alliance with partisan
politics Is the most urgent and probably the most
vital question OF the hour. Questions of high politics
ere not pressing, since VIC assurance
that the tarn and the silver dollar win he dealt with
In that spirit OF moderation which statesmen revere,
anu only sciosis contcmn and, In any event, lecls-
latve reformaons are OF little account TIL pure
aud efficient administration Is provided and cs-
tahlishcd for their execution. As study In politics
Mr. ClcvclAnds administration presents an example,
at THIS moment, OF the best working OF party gov
ernmcnt. The sordid and unscrupulous elements Of
the rival parties are combined against the National
Executive; one set OF indictments Indirectly seeking
It's destruction by turning It from the straight path
OF duty in order that they may have some Immediate
personal beneft, and the other set seeking 10 dis
credit II with the people, In order TO supplant II for
Their personal benefit some years hence. Between
them they succeed In imposing upon the Admins
tation discipline that Is salutary, even II severe,
compelling those at the head OF Affairs 10 forearm
themselves against criticism In the only effective
way and out OF the interplay OF conficing or chaotic
motives evolving solid BENEFITS for the country.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-28
Olive Logan on British AI.srai,l...
lLOndon Letter In Phila. Times.I

Just a little mention OF o tiny absurdity before 1
append my valuable autograph VIII you believe
that my Lady Friyolity and the Misses Bianess
made me morning call while was out, and with
their precious cards found o bit OF pasteb0aTd,
about an inch long and half inch wide, which bore
the name, duly engraved upon II, OF "Mr. Shepherd
Coheyf" II was fully one minute before this de-
luminosity. Mr.. Shepherd Colley was their Coley
dog, who was accompanying them on their round
OF calls. Desiring not 10 be behind In the rlgid ell
quete OF social life, hied me 10 my stationer Ia
order 70 cause 10 be engraved the Of card,
WIN me names OF my own canine family " The
Misses Poodle" But, bless you, the modlsh sla-
toner Keeps that sort OF thing In stock. found
ready engraved, size, one and onequagter inch by
ehaf iuch, aud done up In the usual ssilinp-card
packages CT one hundred, Z. Miss Minnie Black aud
TAM" Mr.. Slttle Pug" "Hrs. Willoughby Pug
!" M. Frank Fox Terrier" and "many Others, y as
the ball lists say.