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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24
lie Conturcd n Souayy.

After the defeat of Burgoyne, de
tachment of soldiers, which had been
sent to the American army from Lun-
enburg, Mass, returned, bringing with
them three young squaws who were
held as hostages for white people cap
tured by the Indians A number of
soldiers and young officers were then
waiting in Lunenburg to be sent whore
most needed
One cold, clustering morning sew
eral of these officers were riding
through the town. Seeing the squaws
decked in Indian finery, one of the
officers shouted: "Now for some fun -
ITi'pq 4 toward them. .-vc-.sa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

.Elue-,uass for torpid liver, castor oil for con
,,,lation, other disgusting drugs for piles, dys.
,,hsia, and sick headache, are being suTely
Ifaished from use by the sweet, fruit ,nke
1.mI1rp Figs. - cents. Dose one Fig. Mach
hg Co., MY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

sNVhat n g ward that Major smith y, shJ
he. IL Robinson. why. the very sigil nl
IN poyyder 40 N make him I'D. How dld ~,
IL ussi.4tss a. heroine ar sf,'s-s y : -. Z.
,Llit rty ANYTHING against Smith, an.
.4rs{ Hobiasdii. he once saved nv III
n IN Il, yoti means" II M an that Wa IA
M first stage Of consumption; ] was, lu-lu-
.,a,nrth an / vi ality every day with ne ~
~ disease, when Smith advised ufs 70 lnN1
,,,I all kinds OF medicines without success,
/, / my physician had given me no nope YET
.,,fn am a. well a ever n man was ah'l /,
- my lite tO Smith, aud TO tho WOilucI u -
hedy he recommended"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

y. ,lecinr her ch rms Of face and form de-
i,dins. and her health impcr led by tuihcs
7 gtaI irre,rularitips az her critical period Ot
,r;i was turned 30 joy an gratitude after
n. u self treatment with DR. Picrcc's Favor
M Prescription. 1t purified and enriched her
stod, gave q lac tlthy ac iVity 10 the klunels'
uhneh boyels. and other organs and her re-
IHHak Ia robust ne 18th speedily followed. u y
m Only medicine for women, sold Dy drug
,f,k. under puSitirC guarantee from tne u'au
t,tturers that it will give satisfaction IN
ctse. or money will be refund d. ms
: We, antee has been printed on the bottle
W, ,pper and faithfully Carried out for many
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

tby is there nothing like leather2 Because
: 1 the colo sunpOrt Of man.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

ifp4 q toward them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

Srrtain climcs do not agree with fat men
= examine. Alpine climbs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-24

~ wonder the Prince Of Wales is a trife
"ilu' lis wife keeps eighty dogs.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
puREwArEn pLEAnEns.
Interesting Items from the Good Tenn.
nlnr Lodges.

Clements Lodge, +. A. Harrison, {. r..
at It's last regular meeting night made
most successful bid for public Endorsement
of its plan ror raising funds for building
monument to the late John b. Finch. It's
Bo-Pccp dnll entertainment proved so
mcrituriOus and winning that Golden Light
Lodge Alexandria has secured this military
company of sisters to complete tile attrac-
lions at it, entertainment Tuesday evening.
the 18th inst.
Minnchahu Lodge VIM j. Boyd, c. T.,
tu add to it, social and financial strength in
It's new home, Grand Army Hall. has EN-.
tClcd with most encouraging prospects upon
series Of scmi.mOnthly sUciablcs. The
meetings are held at the private residences
Of members, and are open To friends invited
from the outside Each member each meet
ing night contributes 10 cents. with these
arrangements much.uccded funds are nc.
climuated, and propositions for member
ship in the lodge are being rapidly received.
Tho Niuuchnha social will hold this week ut
the I,.iaoucc of Sister May Cox, 40 Il
street northeast. ON Tuesday evening.
Morning star Lodge, next to Minnchaha.
the Oldest lodge in the District, Wm Il,
Bushby, {. T., Is doing well its part, while
retaining the fallen, to instruct aud enter
tain H. members and friends with occasional
intellectual aud social advertisement Of high
merit Al it, gathering in Veterans Hall
Tuesday evening this week the Poke sisters
viii appear and poke rich fund Of mirth
to the temperance friends present.
'ESilyer Star Lodge, TcnleYtown, William
Paxton. {. T., though owning its own hall.
finds. like all Good Tcmplar lodges, neccs-
sity for occasional recruiting of its funds Ia
successfully prosecute the benevolent work
where personal service l. always free and
outlay by the brotherhood constant and un-
rCmitthg. At its last regular meeting 1t
arranged fora sUcablc ON Tuesday, the 2ith
instant In the good of the order the choir
sang several churuses. Readings were
given by Past Chief TcmplOr j. h. Earnest,
\. f. Shoemaker, superintendent of Silver
Star Juvenile Temple: recitation by Clar-
cncc Earnest, and remarks by Brother Rus
tcll, grand superintendent of Juvenile tenn
pies.
Perseverance Lodge, Elks' Hail. A. H.
Frcar. {. T., began work last Saturday even
iug with the new ritual for guide. One new
member was initiated aud several PROPOSE
tions for membership received In the brief
good of the order piano solo was rendered
by Sister BrOokiicld; Brother and Sister
Edison gave interesting readings, and re-
marks were made by Marshal COombs and
Past Chief Templar Russell.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
work of the Good TempIars.

y. r. Holloway Lodge of Good 1'cmpars en-.
joyed last Friday evening a meeting of more
than usual importance and interest, evidenc.
ing increasing earncstncss in tliewurk. The
attendance was very large and entered into
that in the activities that urc displayed in the
order generally this lodge shall have promi.
nent place. Two new members were admit.
ted and much other important business trans.
has not for long time enjoyed a meeting as
attractive as this one. The good Of the order
programme embraced n plano solo by Miss
Curtin. address by Mrs. Chambers, of Mime.
hala Lodge. vocal duet by Misses Scott and
Wilson, reading by Miss Molly Bond, vocal
solo by Mrs. Smith. of Mnnehaha Lodge.
short addresses by NTcssrs. Wright, Smith, and
KGlstrOm, chorus by the choir, reading by
Mr.. smith Of Minnchuha Lodge, and recita.
lion hy Nj Bergmnn. OF Columbia .LoAgr. y
National Republican., 1888-04-16
ACAnEMA. OF sCIENCEs,
some Of the Papers to be Read at the
Session,

Session.
The National Academy of Sciences begins
lis annual session in this city tomorrow in
the national museum. The scientific meet
ings. commencing at noon each day, are
open to the public The following papers
have been entered to he read at this session:
l. "Thc Rotation Of the sun by Prof j.
T.. Oliver Of Cornell University, Ithaca,
9 "Thc Foundation Of Chemistry 10y
DR.. T. Stcrry Hunt. Of Montreal, Canada.
3. ON "An Improved Form of Quadrant
Elcctromctcr' with remarks upon its use),
hy Prof. T. C.. Mendcnhall, director Of the
Rose Institute Tcrrc llautc Ind.
4. On "Thc Vertebrate Fauna Of the
Pucrcu Series" hy Prof +. u. Cope, of
Philadelphia ~
g. "Ec-cnfurccmrut and Inhibition" by
Dr. llcmN T. Ruwditch. Of Harvard Uni
vcrsity.
q. On apparent elasticity produced in an
apparatus by the pressure of the atmos-
phcrc. aud the bearing Of the phenomenon
upon the hypothesis of potential energy
hv A. Graham Bell, Of Washington.
= "The Orbit, of Acroltes, by Prof II.
\. Newton, Of Yale University.
The titles of other papers will he printed
when they are presented to the academy.
ON Wednesday evening nt : o'clock the
Henry Draper medal will he presented to
Prof. Edward G.. Pickering, director of the
Harvard Observatory. for his work In astro-
nomical photography. and the j. Lawrence
Smith medal will hc presented To Prof. IL.
\. Newton. Of Yale University. forhis work
ON mctcOrs. After these presentations,
obituary notices will he read Of Prof, James
G. Watson 10y Prof. G.. e. ComstuCk, of
the Wisconsin University, aud of Capt
james Il. Eads by Mr. William Sclbes Of
Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1888-04-16

The following building permits were issued
last Saturday: Mrs. Babbington to erect two
brick dwellings at 63 and Is street northeast.
at a cost of 5000; s. A. IipScomb, to build
three brick dwellings at li2i, 1i?3, and tiaj
W street northwest at a cost of 5000; e..
Strass & Co., TO build one frame stable on the
Bladcnsburg road, at a cost Of $500: Mrs.
Alice Dorsey, to build one frame dwelling OH
.Iohn Rchn, to erect one brick dwelling at
1si2 Fifth street northwest. at q cost of S2,sOO;
NJ. SummcrScalcS. TO build one brick dwelling
at lili Fifth street northwest. at Il cost of
National Republican., 1888-04-16
The Hidden Money stolen.

Mrs. Ann l.. Adams has notion store at
GGs street southeast, by which she makes u
living. Her habit la, been to hide her money
behind picture frame in her bedroom. This
seemed for a long time to he very secure
place until night or two ago, when she was
aStonishcd TO find that some one had discov.
cred the mprOvsed bank and stolen the con.
tents, which amounted to SSj.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Long and Short Dresses.

oSc Infants Long Dresses, tuck yoke. EN-.
broidered neck and sleeves, skirt rufled and
tucked, ,jc during Special sale.
0sc Short Dresses, to years tucked and
embroidered yoke plated back, embroidered
neck. yoke and sleeves, clusters Of bunch
tucks in skirt, ;5c until Wednesday evening.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
National Republican., 1888-04-16
BurIed Under a Bank Of Earth.

Joseph Bennett, living at No. 2;O6 Beall
street, about $3.50 o'clock saturday afternoon.
while at work at sixteenth and Boundary
streets, was internally injured by Il bank OF
karth falling ON him and burylug him beneath
It. The injured man was removed to Freed
mans Hospital, where he is lying In critical
condition
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Corset and Bustle Bargains.

our 75c Hand.mad Corset is the 81 corset at
some stores. The French Woven Corsets at
iHc are also superior value. These Corsets
during Special Sale SOC pair.
10 styles of 4sc and soc. Bustles for lie until
Wednesday, April 49, at Gp. m.
THE PALAtS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Infants and Nurses Caps.

9sc Null Caps, tucked and shirred, full
ruche, lace trimmed, zoe during Special sale
10c Nurses and Mattresses Caps for iGc,
three styles of Swiss Caps, with lace trimming
worth 25c EACH
25c Stamped and Plain Aprons for ice; one
yard long; tucks; deep hem.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16

As ELEGANT substitute for Oils. Salts. Pills.
and all kinds of bitter. nauseous Liver Medl
cncs. CHtharticS, Is the very agreeable liquid
are cyidCnt-it Is more easily taken, more ac
ccptable to the stomach, more pleasantly ef
fcCtivc. and more truly beneficial to the sys.
fem than any other remedy Recommended
by leading PHYSICIANS. and Tor sale in 30 cent
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Several Wood Shed. Burned.

An aMm from boX 23aat / o'clock yesterday
morning was for fire in the wood Shed in the
rear Of 1923 V street. The flames extended
along the sheds of Nos 1913, 1917, and i0!l, do
ing about $50 worth of damage.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
csc Garments offered. for 75c

when II is remembered wemake a specially
of Jndergarmcnts at 9sc apiece, and give
very superior values at that price. the Special
Sale Price of 75c for the lots quoted below
should he duly appreciated.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
iynnwold Hotel and Ferry Company.

The subscription books of the above com.
pany are now open at the office Of Gurlcy
Brothers. 1910 L street northwest.
BY the charter of the company the capital
stock Of $4,000 Is divided into $500 shares. at
so ncr share
subscriptions will be received for five or
more shares. payable s. per share at the
closing of the subscription books and 81 per
share monthly thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
weleo,n, to the New Pastor.

A reception will be rendered Rev. and Mrs.
George Bowman next Wednesday evening at
the Anacostia Baptist Church, aS welcome
to the new pastor. Rev, :. II, Green, of Cal
vary Baptist Church, and others will make aI .
dresses. The church has been trescOed and
the pulpit furnished with Il new set OF pulpit
furniture.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
CSC Skirts for 75c.

Extra wide and full length; y yoke band
lufiIe OF embroidery six bunch tucks. Another
style, also extra wide, deep cambuc rufile,
with 10 tucks and IL tucks above: yoke band.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Robberics Eeported.

Tie following rohhorc3 have been reported
at police headquarters G. II. Koontz, ~ d
street northwest, reports stolen from hallway
of his house about 12 O'Clock Saturday night
"A brown overcoat. ten collars. and two pairs
Of cuffs value. Sl?. Mrs. !. +. Wilson, SOB
Fourth street northwest, reports basket ut
marketing stolen.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Disorlerly House Raileu.

Officers Pearson. Mulloy, Meleu, Dean. and
Barnes raidcd diSorderly house kept by
Jane Dodson, in alley near seventh and \
streets. and captured the proprietress and
four men. The parties were all colOred. and
the raid grew out of complaints made Of the
di.Vrderly gatherings at the place
National Republican., 1888-04-16
CSC Night Gowns for 75c.

Mother Hubbard" style, double yoke,
tucked front and sleeves, embroidered, and
herringbone stitching down front and at neck
and sleeves. THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16

Charged with Stealing Laying Hens.
David Bonner and Edgar Randolph, two
colored men, Were arrested at an early hour
yesterday morning by Officers Kcefe and Gehr'
man. of the third precinCto on a warrant sworn
ont by John Farrell, Il white man, charging
them with stealing sis laying hens from his
chicken house. They are locked up Qt the
station house awaiting an audience with
Judge Smell to-day.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
csc Chemises for 75c.

sizes - to 80; cambric, also cotton; tucks
and embroidery Of the very finest quality.
Corset Covers for 7Jc that were CSC and
Si2j apiece. THE PALAlS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Another Fair to be Held.

The Auacostia Rides propose giving a fair
beginning May nth and lasting week. The
object Is to raise funds for the liquidation of
the debt on the uCw uIInOuy.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Summer BaImoral Skirts.

Pretty striped effects; knife and box plat.
ing Three styles at SOC will be offered dur.
ing Special Sale for i9c
THE PALhIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Enl,lnu Funds for the Statue.

The committee IN charge of the benefit tob
given here to assist in raising funds for the
WuShmgton statue which is proposed 10 bd
erected In Paris has named Alb1ugh'S Opera
House for the place to hold the benefit,
National Republican., 1888-04-16
csc Drawers for 75c.

Cambrc also cotton. deep embroidered
rufile. iG tucks above yoke bands. Special
attention asked to the very beautiful en-
brOidcry. THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Great Reduction
ALLEN, SOLLY q CO.'S
Hosiery

Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
So per dozen; formerly 50.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
S1 per dozen! formerly Sc.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SO per dozen; formerly
SIO.5O and Sl2.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
So per dozen; formerly
$3.50 and Sl6.5O.
Brown LiSle Thread Half
Hose, 50 per dozen; for
mcrly S 4.5O.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSle Thread Half
Hose, soc per pair; formerly
75C and SSC.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSle Thread Half
Hose, 75c per pair: formerly
Il, ,l3, and 4 .25.
Derby Ribbed Colored LiSle
Thread and Cotton Half
Hose, - and : | .25 per pair;
formerly Its and p.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
CITY ITEMS.

lIOwGAHD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Eli Four
anda.half street northwest. three doors north
of PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Il. J.. Rowland, NJ.
D., c. II. Rowland, u. D. S., surgical operative.
and mechanical dentists. EXtractions, under
nitrous oxide 30 cents each tooth, and only 80
cents extra for gas, whether one or q number
of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
Have administered nitrous oxide to over Is 900
persons. Artificial teeth S. per set. Gold.
best manner All work warranted first class
BEnKTLEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart. and 80 cents pint, % cents n sample
bottle. Tharp, SIS + street northwest.
"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGONS. ."-Fresh Alder.
ney Butter churned every morning and deliy-
pound Also cottage cheese. cents per ball;
buttermilk, . cents per quart and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
IN GlDtiiiur,
charged with Stealing laying Hem

For boys and children our reputation as re.
CARDS to make and style needs no comment.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Children Sujts,
Rui1,linn Permits,

In The race pf competition we are as nsunl
ahead: suilS from $50 up, Eiseman Bros.
Manufacturers, cor. 18th X l..
National Republican., 1888-04-16
MEMS SPRING-WE
UNDERWEAR.

The frequent change in
the weather during the
months of April, May,
and even June makes it
necessary for men to
wear a Medium-W eight
Underwear-lighter than
the winter goods, and not
so light as the summer, if
they would enjoy good
health. We make a speci-
atty of this weight, and
are now showing an ex-
te ensive and complete
stock of
ALL-WOOL AND MER-
mo UNDERWEAR,
manufactured expressly
for this climate, and
combining all the de-
sired features Of fineness,
weight, quality, texture,
warmth, &c. This par
ticular weight of Under
wear is also desirable to
wear in going out during
the cool nights Of the
summer and early au-
tumn, and should find a
place in the wardrobe of
every man who has a
proper regard for health.
Mems White Merlno. shirts and Drawers,
Shirts slk.bound. self.faced, and finished
| with pearl buttons.
ONLY SOC PER GARMENT,
Mems Gray-Mixed Merino Shirts and Draw
G:3o PER GARMENT.
THREE EXCELLENT VALUES
75c PER GARMENT.
EMBRACING
| COTTON AND WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW.
ERS, FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, BLUE AND WHITE MERINO
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
At
ONE DOLLAR PER GARMENT.
EMBRACING
WHITE ALl"WoOL SHIRTS AND DRAW
|
| WHITE NORFOLK AND n, Il, SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
OLD.GOLD BALBRlGGAN SHIRTS AND
| DRAWERS.
FIESHC OLOR BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
! DRAWERS,
| IGHT.GRAY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAW
| Frs,
DARK.GRAY EX. COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
DOUBLE COLoRED MERINo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
CHOICE 81 PER GARMENT
We are also showing an
ELEGANT LINE OF
| MEMS IMPORTED USDERWEAR
Productions of the most reputable manu-
facturers, including ], and Il. Morley Cart
wright 4 Warner, Furley and Buttrums
priced according to size,
Men should not fail to see this excellent
stock
Entrance 1913 st, n, W.
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP,
National Republican., 1888-04-16

Confirmation will be administered at the
Eighth street Hebrew Temple ON the 18th of
May next. There Is quite large elias, OF
young men and women being prepared for the
OCpasiOu
National Republican., 1888-04-16

GrT your boys and chidren's clothing from
first hands Eiseman Bros, Manufacturers
cor. ttl n T.,
National Republican., 1888-04-16

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the AnhcusCrBusch Brewing
association Try II. and be convinced, OF.
west Phone sSgl Frank SrlWurZ manager
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Chiidren and Hoys' suits.
Confirmation at the Eishti stree,
Tempic.

our stock includes all the newest designs.
EiScman Bros, Manufacturers, cor. ith X T..
National Republican., 1888-04-16
TIE SMALL THINGS or a DAY.:
Minor Occurrences In and About the
civ.


CITY.
Mr H. x. ITciphenstlnc's trotting horse.
Wimont. died yesterday OF pneumonia lie
was valued at $1,000.
samuel Young and Albert Snowdcn were ar.
tested at noon saturday on complaint Of Agent
VI I. Key for working lame horses In carts,
The members Of the infant class Of Eman.
upl Episcopal Church sunday school, Ana
costa, are making efforts to raise money
enough to huy bell for the church,
Ha,c bail admirers living in Anacostia are
row night a meeting will he held ON Monroe
street !ur thC purpOscOi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fol an organization
Mounted OFFICER e. y. Nicholson saturday
morning arrested 4. j. Jardcnier. stephen
Bailey. and Hannibal shorter. all colnrtd. for
driving their horses at rapid speed over the
seventh street ruad.
Lodge Meetings Tonight
Tie following lodges will meet tonight at
tic places named:
Masonic Potomac. No. ; Georgetown; u,
No. a. Anucostia; rcutalpha, 40 ~. Masonic
Temple; Stanshury No. 81, grightwuod, Eli.
rcka' No, t. nos Eleventh street
L. g.. ". T. Beacon, No II, odd Fellows
Hall: Excelsior. No. H. odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony 80. ~ Eighth street Hall, East
Washington; Union, No. II. Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue,
c. 4 RI. \ Garfield, No. :. lil2 rcun,yl.
v&uip avenue.
knights uf rythius-C Calauthc No. IT, Penn.
sylyauia avenue and Niuth street northwest:
Equal. No. Il, 3il Eighth street northwest.
knights of Honor. Potomac, 1921.
|. q. uf II Ilchcr Tent. No. ~. Georgetown.
|. O.ut IL. M--Osagc No . iG3 seventh
street.
10. NJ Potomac. 80. o. GOa c street north
west: Harmony. Ne. ~. Hilton Halt seventh
and " streets northwest,
X. Of Golden Eagle Monarch. No = 3ii
Nimth street northwest.
l.N.l ,--JOm \. Logan, No :, Veterans
Hall g23 + street northwest
Sons Of .Iouadab. -lnvinciblc. No. :, Acnd
cmy Hall, Georgetown.
|. q. g. u Friendship. No. II. Wmot Hall,
Eighth aud streets northeast; Anchor No
II. Elk's Hall. gpI Pennsylvania avenue,
knights OF llonor--JOscph Henry Council,
No .tr3, ST. Cloud Building.
Enr fnmllN mo NO hnnr IL hnILnr finn Ihn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-20

pecauso doan' hat some firc escape.
und you 60: 'Ha! ha! ha! und say l
vhas 50 innocent dot some lambs bite
me-"
II remember"
"Und dis morning a stranger comes
In my place. VhAs Carl Dunder?
vhas. Mr.. Dunder. l like to Ok
around about some fire escapes. Under
der law"
WHAT"
He vhas a mangied man. Here
vhas carl from his pocket"
LANDS alive! but this man is one
of the regular inspectors! You'll GER
tainly have to pay smartly for this.
Why on earth can't"
because nopody cant" interrupted
Mr.. Dunder. '.Nopody vhas two times
alike! II some pody vhas a shwindler
to-day, tomorrow he vhas an honest
man. Sergeant! Goodbye! like you
to come oop after he vhas all oafer und
see aboudt der funeral. und if my
grave vhas kept green vhas mooch
ohigcd!'- Free Press.