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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27
LATESTMARKETS.
Kansas City Grain ana Proauos Marcel
KANSAS CITY. November p. 1850

LL5 Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-Ths market was good.
Ouotatious are for unsstabLsl6d brands in car
lots. per half barrel in sacks as follows; Xxx, 75o
ky s5eSici family 81 059l Do choice si a58
Z i5i fancy, 81 5J8l t5i patent 81 a582 O5i Eyes
From cIty mills 25c higher.
Receipts at regular elevators since
last report 65s8 bushels; Withdrawals 1924
bushels; leaving stock in store as reported 20 the
board of trade today ~. 3J5 bushels
The market On change quiet. 20. req
winter Cash, 60sac bid, &C asked; AoVem-
Der, 5lssc bid 6l54c asked; december, GEES bid,
555sc ssksdi January no bid t454c aaEsdi
CUkN-ksceipts Al regular elevators since last
report 6,O15 bushels and withdrawal LOO
bushels. leaving stock in store as reported to
the DOard OF trade to-day, i48, . buahala.
The market on change % day was stronger.
No . cash 805zc bid Sic asksds November.
5J5zc bid. 1910 aazsds December. Sic bid,
8JEc asksds January, 3IEc bid. 52lsc H6Eed;
Ffe6rusrv d bids &c asked. Nav g5szc BID
55slc asked; the year, &C bid, 8JEc asked
OA4sTNQ cash, RQyemDeI. ~ ia.
OF asked; December, pa bid, -.--c t.aEau5 May
28c bid, 29# asked. Rejected cash, ---- bal
RYEINo- cash. 90 bid; Nov-m5sr. 40s4e bid.
44c asksds December 42c bids. no Olisrl1ga.
Rejected cash, no bids -... asked
BUTTER-s steady Ureamsry, fancy Zsc; good
Z5cs dne dairy 15f15ci store packed lAsi common
HAY-stsady. Fancy small balsd, g 20. lafEs
LIVE POULTRY-MEEzst aloI Cl-Lcs1s1ls Old
chickens, large. s. 3; small 81 b0ts1 %.
CORN 'MEAL-Grsan s5ci dried s0oi chop gel
oH, Ijcs
SHIPPING BlUEH-Buik 1890.
CORN CHOF-BulE 75ei sacked TO-
ELAE8EED-85c.
BHAH-BuIE, 44Cs sacked tac.
CASTOR BEAh8-g1 458l So
HIDE5-Drg flint, No. i. Dsr pound llei 30
4 IOss dry flint ==z=Llg and stays scs dry 1allg4
Ao.I. IOcs no. ? 81 5zl GATED 30 p l-ei lta
! p 7es arsan zzIted bull and stag 1cf graa1 uE-
oursd 10. i, 5c; No. 2 Co. calf. 348ei zhe' p
uslts dried, 10lslZc per D..
/ TTd6I-sTfssour1 uuaaahsd. haagE dns, l18
lsc= light me, lsssz3o; Medium lL,5s medium
I com bfna Zl92Acs coarse cOmDlnls 4lz1-zlcs Low
! and carpet LleBlIei kansas and Ea1El=-l new
hue I565I8cs Light M g3z8.1cs mallu1lf 45sz-1
I ding sud low A8Z3c-
l CHEEsE-Hs quotes Fun cream 9Hgi19
I 1stss 785i Young America AD--ll-
/ EROOM COHN-QuUtstCns. HuEl. Igc5 o
I lFoEElngs 5e5l; coulnlr1- %; c-oo--a1 o5l0-1.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

DOLLloI NL-Ill-I 7 III llo-9 o-'
Gladys Jayhawk's low c0ntraltO YC


Gladys Jayhawk's low contralto voice
so low as to be almost desollebe-
taltered as she whispered this ezhOrta-
ton IN the sea-sheIl tinted ear of which
Castor AIOntespan possessed two. She
punctuated this remark with a cOnyul-
sive sob, as if her larynx had slipped It's
mOOrings, and at the sound the young
man felt his whole being thrill as it
never thrull before.
NeVerm he exclaimed, with a face
that would have earned hin SO a week
as the villain OF an Uncle Toms Cabin
company.
They were In st. Louis, these two,
but they were to be pitied rather than
condemned for that. they were born
there, and knew no better, Castor be
lOnged to one Of the old French families,
while Gladys father had made a fortune
by inventing a patent corkscrew. They
were we'll matched, and the world said
that when CASTOR MOntespan led the
lovely heiress to the alter the good old
city Of st, Louis knew no happier pro-
pristOr of a 'sOft snap than he. They
were sitting in the twilight now, and
the cleaning was Just beginning its us
ual glOam, while the purple haze Of COM
ing night was doing business at the old
stand. As Gladys uttered the words
with which our story opens she stood
with one white arm about GastOn's neck,
while In the opposite hand she held a
slipper of white satin. The satin had
originally been intended for a ball dress,
but Gladys found there was a superb
bundance of material-in fact enough
for a pair of slippers for herself, so the
bali-dress scheme was abandoned, and
the slippers were made instead
"DEiakr'
The mOnOsyllable was uttered in a
tone that was half a prayer, half a
mandate; yet Castor vouchsafed no
answer save the low, soft refrain Of ''See-
saw" which he whistled pensively.
The girl was maddened- Striking a
mad scene in ARTICLE Az attitude, she
exclaimed:
''Gaston, You have said that you low
ed me. Then istenl This slipper con-
tains two quart bottles Of champagne,
sparkling and delicious as champagne
alone can be. L have been reading of
the young men at White Sulphur
Springs who drink champagne from the
slipper of a belle. I fain would emulate
them. If you love me, drinkr'
In harsh, firm tones the young man
answered:
"Gladys, Heaven knows I love you
but L cannot drink two quarts Of wine
at one fell gulp. That were madnessl
Girl, you fam would get me paralyzedr '
And SO saying he strobe into the glosm-
ing.
With q shrek of agony Gladys observ-
ed:
ST shall have to drink It myselfF'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

Sioux CITY, IA, November 2O.-JOhn
ArensdOrf was arraigned yesterday for the
murder of Rev. George O. HaddOck. Judge
Lewis liberated him in bonds of $4,000.
The bonds of tbs leaders, MunohrOfUh and
Sherman, were fixed at $4,000 each, on an
Indictment for participation In the murder.
No bond was asked of either of the defend
ants on the conspiracy count No bonds
have yet been named Tor Leavitt and Bis
maFeE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27
Niaht-Caps arc Not Dutiai Ie.

Detroit Free Press
AT the foot Of Woodward avenue.
Customs officer: aWhat have you in
that parcel 90
'sOnly my laundry"
s'Opeu it and let me see"
Man reluctantly opens package, dis
closing shirts, collars, euffss etc, bottle
81 thought you had nothing but
laundry In thai paper. What's in the
bottls?"
''Eight-caps"
"Pas5 on, siE"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27
SCIENTIFIC TRUTH.
REGARDING THE FUNCTIONS OF An
IMPORTANT ORGAN.
or which the Public Knows Bat Little
Worthy Careful Consideration.

To the Editor Of the Scientific american:
WiH gOlt permit Us to make kEOt0H to
the public the facts tgs hGUs learned
during the past s gears, concerning dis
orders Of the human Kidneys and the
organs lghich diseased Kidneys so easily
break dOlCuP You are conducting q
Scientific paper, and are lLnprsjudicsd
except IN JaUOr Of TRUTH. It IS need
less to sag, no medical Journal Of
"COde" standing t1OliLd admit these facts,
for UeTy O6UiOlLs reasons:
Il. II. WARNER &c CO.,
Pr0pristOrs Of ''FYarHers SAFE Cure"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

CATTLE -Rsesiuts. j ls8 hsad; ahIumaulz, -.-.
hesd Market Tor shipping steers stealgi grzl
rI.nes best fairly actlFas cows and ullal4h-'
-FufF stsalIr= ElaeEaHa and feeders lra5QIs
co.. % choice q 19EA COS common 20 1-ae111l
q 80aa %: s5uczera. O. Z5G12 75i feeders. 81 90
H0ag-Bsoalpss 1880 hazGs 1lfpuants. 62l
Esad The market opened Eua lll lower.
Cod - choice, 9 a5l4 90; llumul u
msdiums 81 59lz 20 gzaaara and pisa q -
ss-r4sP-E 'soalutz- Z.121- ahin1aanil. 20 zIa-
| I-5t gtsa1lV. coed ~ choice a li common
I - uadiani O. sl %.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

In the annual report to the secretary OF
war, the paymaster general, VIM r. hoch-
ester. says that she total Of S13, "A. 753 was
distributed to the array during the fiscal
year. III. u. Bel, supervising architect Of
the treasury, In his annual report says The
total expenditures during the year upon new
buildings have aggregated 9. Gdz #45- The
expense Of repairs and the prevention Of
public buildings, S147 546.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

Wellington Postal Card. Wichita, that
windy town On the Arkansas, claims a
population Of 10000, and yet she polled
at the recent election but LOO votes.
Wellington. with a population Of not
quite 10000 people, cast a vote Of ], 200
and thaEa Wers 1878 voters registered.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

Burlingame Independent: Miss Cora
Kirby made a magnificent score running
for county superintendent. As the Ia
dies are so popular, We expect all parties
VIII select them for candidates next
time
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

The American Humane association, com
posed of delegates from the various state
humane societies, met at the Grand hotel in
Cincinnati III annual convention. About
fifty delegates were present. After formal
addresses Of welcome by the mayor and
others, the association listened to the read
ing OF reports of the work accomplished
during the past year
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27
The National Convention of Veterinarians
in Council


IN Council.
CHICAGO, November I5.-Ths second an
nual convention of the national Veterina-
rian and Sanitary boards association began
here this morning, Professor II. S. Hy-
drOOpeI, OF Pennsylvania University, Ia the
chair. On opening the convention he said
that the vster' nary and sanitary boards of
the states and territories had chosen wisely
Ia Ieetlng Ia Chicago the same week as the
Consolidated Cattle Growers association.
as sanitary questions affecting the inter
ests of the cattle growers would be
brought forward, especially CONTAGIOUS dis
cases. such as pieurO pneumonia. When they
met last year they were prepared for wider
spread OF this disease but they were scarce
ly prepared for the immediate outbreak of
1t IN Chicago. Some effort should bemade in
congress for the better support Of the b.
reau OF animal industry. There was q want
OF harmony between national and state leg
isiatiOn. which made it impracticable. or
very difficult, for the bureau of animal in
dustry to act with the state authorities in
the protection Of the cattle industry from
disease
AT the afternoon session, papers on pleu-
70 pneumOn1a were read by DR.. John W.
Gadsden, of Philadelphia, and DR.. Geo. c.
EayV1lle, Colorado state veterinarian. In
connection with the paper General Kelly, of
Kansas offered a resolution that the United
States commissioner of agriculture be ask
90 70 recommend that congress take charge
OF the cattle quarantine. DE-. Salmon. OF
the government bureau of animal industry
at Washington said the only desirable
policy for the government 20 pursue
was % act at once slaughter all exposed an
llLlllla, ana o1slntactt the buildings.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

A disastrous IRE occurred ia Allegheny
City Pa, near Herr's Island, ia which q
fireman was killed, four injured, three ice
houses two stables and seven Dwellings de-
ztroyed, and as many famI5ez rendered
homeless
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

ALady's Unfortunate Experiences
Was chat Of one of our acquaintance Who
guIerod 1Eon ser0fala, q yellow complexion,
and distress OF the stcmachs for years before
-silg -. liaEt1E'g luon Tonic which iinllls
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

TEE Youths Companion celebrates this
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Besides the best SHIRT ana -ert~l st rl57 u
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.ul information on y su-HI tiisL rs, Science,
Home Arts, Games zn0 Sports, aud d rally
Illustrated. it costs but Si-I5 q year aud
subscription ssntnOH Is credited TO January
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27
National Cattle Growers' Association
They Decide TO Consolidate.

Chicago, November 15.-At the annual
meeting of the National Cattle Growers
Association held at the Sherman house this
afternoon, it was decided by a unanimous
vote to unite with the National Cattle and
Horse Growers Association of America in
forming a new organization, to be known as
the Consolidated Cattle Growers associa-
ton of America
the recommendation of the conference com
n-ittee appointed last November, looking
toward the mergingOf the two rival associa-
tiOns. A Joint meeting of the members of
both OF the old associations is to be held at
the Chicago board of trade Tuesday, the
10th, when a formal consolidation will take
place. The general delegate convention of
the cattle growers to be held under the aus
pices of this consolidated association viii
occur at the same place Tuesday afternoon
and Wednesday.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

IT WILL PAY all our readers to peruse
very carefully, the article elsewhere
copied from the Scientific american, ad-
dressed to that dispassionate paper, and
reproduced herein because it is Of very
great value TO everyone, containing some
important scientific facts very plainly
mt
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27

Mrs. F. ". Ingham, 472 ". Madison
street, Chicago, IL, recommends Red
Star Cough Cure, a few doses OF which
eaVa her entire relief from a violent cold.
Price = cent?.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
SaS 9roBc zoos.
Gbtease etsaEt ein IiinfteG aa1pn.

8er iemals 9otterie seIpielt bat, Der meiB
Die !3iebrng beranriifte. Sest iolte es li6
etttl9etoen, OBJ er Slid baben miirbe! Hn0
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Drummer ni6t Oarilrnell, 70 miro er Dobl
bitter enttGui9t lein, bod er mirb lein
Slid Don 9feuen1 periu9et. Sc I6nser
er aber Xotterle iptelt, ie a6tlpler miro er
nit iei1en Noolen perfabren. @r miro ben
Setra9 oerlelbe1 ME eIlte frei1DtaI9e Steuer
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bet, Die J&arten Der 9lidli9en @epinner oes
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nno lein Wobnort ibnen fremo iito. 0o9
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gtattonal 9ohf ein9e3ablt worben lit, uno
1eoe Stunoe erboben lperoen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Warftbe
(@ 0 If enberi6 t.
Gbteago 80. Oftober

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rs ei5en: Sctober 5u 72S@73c, f9loB su
70; NoDbr. Sl 728@73. i9loB 3I 70; De,.
su 748@74g, i6loB ait TAG; San. 3u 754@75k,
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gu 814.
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sSm saursei6dft bra6te g o M M e r met
den No. 2 724@73ac, geo. 8 63@653c i'm
Spei6er.
interwei3en n. NO. . rOtber gu 1890
=, 9to. 3 81 71@-c.
Corn: SEQ. 2 35}@35E gto. 2 seIbes
355@36 SEQ. 2 weiBes 36, yto. 8 9elbes
353@7 SEQ. 8 344@35c.
Q0ter. na9 Yrobe, $50. 9 IueiBer 3u
284@293, No. 2 au 27@28, SEQ. 8 weiser
81 273@28, SEQ. 3 234@244. SEQ. 2 i'm Spetz
der $780,.
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tlIr Jtopember 5Oc, Ge3. 514c.
Ger tie. Io. 2 Oe3. .au SIS, Nopember
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no6 Brobe $4,000, Jto. 3 46@52.
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10. so bic Sonne.
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gu 1000, l @ar gu 1925, 1@ar 3u &c., so,
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Sonne.
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bic Come.
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b9S svaB.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Nntente.

6oIgenoe 8atente tunrbet fur Die 1nt 70.
Oft. 1886 enoiaenos WoHe bon Der Ger.
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Si9bIano Part.
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ollsgegeben: 379 Batente, Is 3ei6nuugsn
un0 Wuiter Designs), Is 9ei6GftSmarfen
(Trade Marks), 4 Gtiquetten (Labels), 2
Batents Gorretttonen (Reissues.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Gin 9tnOerntB OeS f0tperIt6en
g9phIpefm0etS.

Dte @erSte besst6uen nit &edt sic @erltopfung ais
elm bartnaftges SinDerniB Des 98oblbefiuOens Oes S0rs
pers. Die @errtDtuns Der w~ibttseren Sunttionen, mi G
8eroauung, Musi3etonng Der Safe urS etue Iebbafte
@irtutatipn bes 8lutes peroert ourd btereIbe in einem
gr6Beren pner oertuseren 4taBe aufsebaIteu,. ie na6oem
os Setoen i'm gntltebet Ooer u0uis entwtdeIt tit. gti6t
iofort aber nit maBt9er S6ncatsEeit enIfernt $ o t IT.
ter's Sc e ubttters ieoes symptom, boS Tie berz
pprruft, iopte oae Ste serinseret SetOen. wet6e tbr entz
i%prtn9en, bauptla6li6 @erbaunngss unb broHtf9e BIZ
lt0ie Seioen. lllnionit crpartet man pou braittl6en
nur rpenise Mbfibrmittel. Bite uibt beftig uno ibermaz
Zig wirtsn. Quet iitberpiued unb GoIomel itnr be-
Gebrand limb tie bel @eIunSbett i9Gbi9. Dos @titers
fibrt eiue Grlet6terrns Der @eodlme berbei uno lteIt
ibre 0te9elmaBt9tett pieber Der obne S9mersen. IS be-
ite9t aud Sieber, Tbeumattsmus, geIralsie unO linz
~tbdti9fett Der Nieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Sto0t GbtGaao.

ttufcre ~StetfcmOen t1o Gorrez
Hpomoenteu bcfuGeW 9esen 10 rtia
fcI9et0e Steatens
SEER &crtnann 9re6i6ntt0t ole
Gteaten SOitttana, SctmeHee,
Wttffiifppt, WstHomrt, 2lrtanfaS,
SernS Mn0 Mrisona+
S,err SDcO. ScGmanat Sen Gtaat
SAtuOiS.
@err @rnF &enntu9bonem Ste
Staatct Smotnna, SbtO tsm0 YeGtnz
iNlOantem.
&crr 6. WsttrM&er SeH Stnnt
GaItfornien.
9err SttO Senttn9bonen Ste
gtaatcn Wti1i91n 1tnO GamAOa.
SEER 6Mit1u &1NSe Sen Gt00t
cSIltuoiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
eta Der goG&putb perfforbeu.

@iltiam <nabammer, elm Wann inn
GIter Don etDa IS Sabren, nuroe porgez
itern in ieiner Wobnung, go. So @aQerz
itraBe, our6 ben SOB BON q~uallpoElen 0eiz
ben erloit, Die nermutbli6 auf einen Nusz
bru6 Der Solltput1franf6ett 3uritd3ufabs
rem lpareu. 3lingbammer puroe, ME letz
ner 3eit berthtet, am IL. September an
Der Gde Der IA. unb Mtorganitrabe. auf
ieinem Bege aur Nrbeit bon elmer tpItbenz
ben Buloogge ansefauen, un6 an ben 8eiz
men uno anl Gorper auf'S @rdBlt9ite Serz
fleii6t. Gs fam babel 3mti1en Dem
Manne unb ber 8eitie gu einetn per3meifelz
ten Sample, inoem Sener Elm Dfeiier sog
unb oieles berlelben nit duBeriter NnItrenz
gung letuer RrGlte 10 oft in Den 0eib ltieB,
bis Der 8Intperluft ben 500 bes roienoen
Gbieres 3ur yolge bate. Der beoalernsz
tpertbe Rlin8bammer i6feppte It6 bierauf
miiblam mad 6auie, bod peri9limmerte
fi4 iein 3uitano 3uiebenos unb geltern CAB
er unter uniagliden Sdmer3en ieinen
@etit auf.
Sol. 0tola, bon SEQ. 1874 80. 10. StraBe,
Der BeiiBer pes SunoeS, miro Ooraus fihts
LID na9trdaLi6 Sur &ebeni6ait eesoQen
Der0en, oa er Die g%emeingefdbr lipe Settle
fret 6erumlaufen lleB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

&tDer'S @iIeat iinb cine @obltbat tn
etnen1 Deiten Selbe non Srantbeiten, Die
bur9 eine ct Orlns bes Mtaseus unO Der
geroonungs=O r9ane berpor9erufen perbeu.
@te itno eIu Ntittel, bas man BEG uem thinner
BET Der 6unb baben fann. Sie liuo per=
5lldert, let6t au nebrnen, mirtlam uno etn
ul1teblbareS SeilnitteI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
GM,ptnOfmMt.

Ginem olten Arate, ber pon Der grarts
Suriid9eSo9en lebt, purbe bur3 einen oltin=
6il6en Wliiitondr bic 8el6reibun9 zines
einfa6en pesetobilii6en 9eilmitteIs fir Die
iAuele ltno Dollernoe 5eiIun9 pom 2un9en=
{8minolu9t, gron9ttts, @atarrb, 2litbma
unO auen 5alSs NIB qunsentrantbeiten aus=
eebdnbist. Nu9 ein Mttttel fir poiitipe,
rooifale Seiiung pom 0erpeni6ma9e uub
oueu Observation-Disclosures. Naboem Der 0otz
tor bic muuDerboren 9eilfrGfte in ~talieno
sSGaen erprobt bate, era6tete er es fir feline
Dft6t, bas Y3ittel @ietleI leioenoen Wtttz
meul6eu befanut. su MAIDEN. 8on oieIem
Motip nno g8uni6 9etrieben, bauoelte er.
SD ienbe bieies Ne3ept gang toftenfrei AT
ollie, Die es miini1en in oeutl9er, eneltl6er
Dber frau5oiil6er Spra9e, nit potter Anmei=
Jung Der 9%eriteuun9 llno bes gebrau9s.
Senoe Mbrelie InD Griefmarfe, be51ebe Did
a q Siele !3sitdangg nno ID q, lenS Sc Is l9Iort;n @ .
1Sof19p1s 1aw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
WaG SUITE SnhettO

burdHieSt utdnb der ytrante bic 3eitun9en, ft1 ~irasenb,
welAen Der Dtelen meotstnti9en Anuoucen fam HaH
pertrauen a
Dieie oper iene AuSeise imp nirt 6ur6 ibre @r6se;
er pdblt unb in ben metten s aIIen hGs Iu<
rtdtt9e.-
98er iOlde @nttanIaunseu psrmeibsn unb iein @elb
ni6t unuiB ~ausgeben mid, benz ratben mir, it'd pon benz
olteu, 6~epdbrten 8euti4en Setis Snitttut, II Clinton
SlGce, Ytew 9ort, ben =, Gettmn9 = s4l1tf r." TOMS
BEN einat zen @es CUR pabreH SaIfe. Nrtis rs
SeutS, ~ ..- l0)