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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

In note on ventilating churches the
sentiments of Spurgeon and Beecher are
given. Mr.. Spurgeon, in a crowded
house that was hot and flthy for want
OF air, and the ushsrs were not able tc
open the windows, told them to break
out panee enough Of glass to let in God'i
pure free air, and that he would settle
the damages at the close of the service.
The writer says that he heard Henry
Ward Beecher rebuke people near Bos-
ton for not better ventilating their new
town hall, in which he was lecturing.
he said; 81 never knew tobacco ehewer
30 filthy as 10 chew over another mans
quid Of tobacco, and yet you will sit here
and breathe over and over again filthy
air, simply because you do not see its
vilsness with your eyes" Not very re-
fined, indeed, but suited 10 the subject.
Nothing is more hlthy, and few things
are moro poisonous, than human breath
in concentrated form. Yet many
churches have no provision for ventila-
tion. We know = Methodist church that
cost $4,000, splendid stone edifioe,
that has no means Of ventilation ex-
cept by raising and lowering the win.
dovs and opening the doors.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

That Little Tickling

In your threat, which makes l,oul cough
once In while and keeps you constantly
Gle aIine yonr tlioai, arises from catsrrh.
aud IS caianh is a constitutional disease
the ordinary cough medicines all fail to
nit The srd. ITLat you need is censti.
tutional r. 'dy like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
MANI people who have taken shis medi-
cine FOR sciofuls, dysrepsa, loss of appe-
lite, and other troubles have been sur-
prised that ii should cure This troublesome
cough. BuL 10 know the actual cause Of
The cough is to solve the mystery. Many
cases OF consumDtion can be traced back
to The neglect OF some such slight affection
as this. Consumption can be controlled in
It's early stages, and the effect of Hoods
Sarsaparil in purifying the blood. build-
ing up the general health, and expelling
the scrofulous taint which is the cause of
catsrrli and consumption, has restored to
perfect health many persons on whom this
dreaded disease seemed 10 have firm
hold
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
when great man stoops or trips, the
small meD around him become greater.
ONE FACT

Is worth n column of rhetoiic, said an
American statesman. 1t fatt, establish
cd by the of thousands of people. that
Hoods Sarssparilla does cure scrofuia, salt
rheum, and other diseases or affections
arising from impure state or low condition
Of the blood. 1t also uvercomes that tired
feeling, creates good appetite, and gives
strength to every part of the system. Try
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

-, ne ne TRANSITION from long, lingering and ain
~ ~ sickness 70 robust health marks an epoch In
event Is treasured In the memory and sga,snv
wnerel'y ,Nn the good health has been attained Il
sratrnilly blessed. Hence 1t is that so~ much is
they owe their restoration to health To Inc isS nf
t nv Great Alternative and Tonic. II you are
eIOlOlcu with any disease OF Kidneys Liver or
Sto,nacil or long or short standing YOU viii snre
y ma relief by use of Electric Bitters. Soid AZ
ooS' ana u per bottle at REFERS Drugstore
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
Great sous haYe wiIlsi lherOnly feeble
Didn't Want Girl.

Last summer my wife's health was all
run down, and she wanted me to hire'A girl
TO do the work In alittie while l found
one l thought would suit her, when 10 my
surprise she said / need not hire any one,
as she felt much better, and thought an
other bottle Of Sulphur Bitters would cure
her. Donald Grey, Al Worcester square,
Boston.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

The present estimated population OF
the United States Is $4,000, 900. The
rate Of increase, exclusive Of immigra-
ton, is estimated at 1.e per cent. per an
num-about 100000 . month. BY inn
migration the increase Of population av-
erages over 5000 month, OF over 500,-
O00yearly. The aggregate annual growth
from both cAusas does not fall far short
Of 1,760,00o. The estimated foreign
population is not much below 14.OO0, 900.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

THE USUAL treatment Of catarph is verv
uens can testify. trustworthy medical
writer says: Proper local treatment is positive
In general Use by physicians afford but teMpar-
ary oeneht. cure cannot be expected from
snuHs. powders, douches and washes - ElV'1
cream bAlm Is remedy which combines the
important requisites # quick action, spociae
surstiv: po aer with perfsct safety and pleasant
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

81 am as certain as l now live" says c.
4. Bartholomew, Of Kalkaskas Mich, that
DIR. David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy, Of
Rondoui, n. u, saved my life when was
victim q that terrible renal disorder
Brighrs Disease. Ny son had a fever sore
ON his leg. He, too, used Favorite Remedy,
and is now we'll. But for this medicine
am sure both father aud son would have
been six feet under the sod.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

The gifts made to Princess Sophia, of
Prussia, at her birth, such as porcelain
and household ornaments, have been
kept intact, and the boxes will only be
opened at the time of her marriage with
the crown prince Of Greece, which is
soon 10 take place.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

And 100 men to call at druggists. for
fres package of Lanes Family Medicine.
the great root and herb remedy, discoveera
by pi Silas Lane while in the Rocky meuu
tanins. For diseases of the blood, liver aad
kidneys Il is positive cure. For constips-
tion ard clearing up the complexion it doss
wonders. Children like il. Everyone
praises 1t. Large-sizs package, so cents.
AT all drusglsts'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
MOUNTAIN PINES.


Zee on the mountain top afar,
Those lofty pinnacles that reach
So near TO heaven that q star
Burns like taper bright In each.
There, changeless ali the seasons through,
That green cathedral lifts its spires,
The first 10 catch the morning dew,
The last to hold the sunset fires
Within its alsles no sound Is heard
While summers service decks the nave:
Its altar knows no priest; no bird
Sings from the emerald architrave.
But when, wrapt Ia her shroud Of snow,
Beneath the roof lies earth asleep,
A mournful music, measured, slow.
Wakes in the summit of yon steep.
1hat solemn dirge Of winter brings
The hearts to ponder thoughts divine;
lt Is Gods harper strikes the strings
Stretched on the forest harp Of pinel
Frank Dempster Sherman.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

Tbs well known and popular druggist, I. ID.
Thomas, has taken the agency for DR.. Lss's
Liver hesulatsr which he recommends for the
Complaint and all Bloed Troubles. Trial bot
It's well kneHn TACT that Puritan Dough
and Consumption Cure has cured OOnsu npfion
and Chronic Coughs and Coles, Whsn q else
failed Price 20 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

Mrs. Jones, how is your health this merninrq
Thank you madam, much Improved i houest
pottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup last night,
ana aiier the frst dose, my cough Mss checked,
morning.
Accidents will occur not onlp "in the best reg
qlated famllies,p but everywhere and All times
therefore keep Salvation Oil convenient
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

A practical joker undertook to touch
young Mr.. Wilson's neck with his Qight-
sd) cigar at Biddeford, Ne. He touched
young Mr.. Wilson's eelluloid collar in
stead. The collar promptly disappeared
and big circular blister took its place.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
He Was CocI,-sure.

Brown-De Grow looks very poorly,
don't hef he has not many years to live,
fear.
Jones-He won't live six months, and
you can bet on it. I've said so for the
last three years, and 1 know what I'm
talking about.-Epoch.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

A great physician has discovered that
the true way TO act on the liver stomach,
bowels, ate, is through their nerves.
Miles Pills the smallest and miIdest.
Samples free at Biery's or Thomas' drug
store.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

"WSll," aid Nm. AcGudIsy, as abe
lsid her Newspaper down. II never knew
before that salt water had any value"
"Why, ii hasn't, said her nephew.
"Then why do the sailors take the
trouble 10 ship sseaf''-Washington Cap
tkal.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
THE SECRET.


Ihave heard fearful secret; - -
To the shah win not tell it; A. 2
will hide 1t from my sweetheart. Il
From my merry, dear companions. ~
When they ask.
This Il Is: The clod trample
Was the skull Of Alexander, ~ "
And the waters Of the ocean ~
In the veins Of naughty princes "
Once ran red =
And the dust clouds Of the desert
We're the lips Of lovely women;
Where are they, and they who kissed them,
Power dies, and beauty passes
Naught abides
Where is Jamshyd, and his beakerS
Solomon, and where his mirrori
Which OF all the wise professors
Knows when Klaus and Janshyd nourlshed-
Who can tellf
They were mighty, yet they vanished,
Names are all they left behind them:
Glory first, and then an echo;
Then the very echo bushes
All Is still
Oh my shah, ask not my secretl
Sweetheart, must hide 1t from youl =
They who hear it are not merry;
Power dies, and beauty passes
Naught abides
Atlanta
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

The worst feature about eatarrh is its
dangerous tendency to CONSUMPTION.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cure catarrh by purify
ing lhs blood
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

People compliment what they admire
and fiatter what they wish to fool.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

Repentance is the hearts sorrow. and a
clear life ensuing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
Fortunate Fnther and son

The wild oats of youth change into the
briars of manhood
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
n. Pa Now PrInoinI..

The deer Of secret sin supposes il is he
they are talking about.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
100 Ladies wanted

Whe would take vacation If he cculd
get the after view of it irstp
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
A SENSIBLE MAN

We are often contented simply because
we do not know any better.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

sprees are mile posts along the road to
ruin.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
An Attack of Gravel.

The Terrible SuGeripgof a Woman MT co.
How She was Happily Cured.
There is nothing now enjoy that 1 do not owe to
having used Dr.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
made at Rondout. N. Y. My troubles began in nv
kidneys and from which never expected to recov-
er. First there were pains in my back was fever
ish, with appetite and could not aleep was COM
PEELED to use cane. and finally got 30 weak that
could not stand alone. The distress in my back war
terrible. Twas burning up with fever or constant
ly shivering as If cold My physicians said
| HAD BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
which was alarming information. To add to nv af
Fiction after had been i'll about two years, had
bad attack Of Gravel When this made its appear
ance my physician gave up my case. and resigned
myself to die. had four doctors attend me- the best
In the country, yet constantly grew worse Six
years ago last June, how well remember the time
saw Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Advertised in
our paper. After using one bottle threw away my
cane and went to New York on visit, and three bot
ties cured me- have never had return Of Gravel.
nor of the pains weakness in the back and though
am over sixty years of age am
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

subautn finb unb In ben n1eiifen Saqen
allen anforoerunsen entiprsden, bic
man an Die @rdier gutter Mieien ffe1t.
@enn man bic senannten Tuitergrdier
In paff MISUNDERSTANDING aus.
idet uno bic angeleeten @ieien rationsQ
pilegt unb biinet, 10 tuirb man In guam
titatiper unb q~ualtatiper QtniiAt unb
anoauerno redt befrteoigenbe grtrdee
ersielen. Mirb aber Die Mnlaee sernah.
ldiiist, tpirb natnentliA nidt ourA "a.
tioneae Diinsuns fir grias Der benz
Bob N entsoeenen 8eftanotbeite. seioret,
10 tpereen fh auf Der @ieie In tur3er
Bet bic auf ben betreffenben 8Doen uilos
wadienben minoertuertbisen @rdier
bon felbit einifelen rnb bic beferen per-
6rdn9en.
Oamit erreihen hit oaS gnoe unierel
8etradtunsen iiber @rasbau mno BIZ
ein3elnen @rasartsn, uno i& tulniAe.
oaB bic 2~enntniiIe bieies pihttgen Tbe:
mas @emetnaut aler Sarnasr triiroer
- gum gepifen @ortbeil Der 2anb.
tpirtbimaft
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Dams- itmn Jamamtrtbfhatf.
9as Gerudgras.
(Bon I'd. Werutd. Usitpaufee, Gsis.)

DaTelbe gebeibt fait in alien 2ltnar
ten, psrtrdgt 8dlte, Trcdenbst nno
NdGe sleid gut uno gsoeibt ielbf nod
sismliA gut auf ifattisen pldeen. Sn
Beylg auf ben Boom 1T es niht tpdb
ler,ia ; es eeoeiht aiif allen 8ooenars
ten, liefsrt inoefen auf ftiiaem Sanos
uno 2ebmboben oie bDditen Grtrdse.
Da auf biefen euten 8ooenarten anoere
@rdier iebph ipeit bDbere Grtrdse
liefern, 10 1T fem Mnbau nur fir
trcdene Ganos nnb 2ebmbDoen, bann
AUDI nur ausnabmsmeiie als tpiit3enber
3ulab 3u beiIsren Suttetpfanaen gu emf:
pfeblen.
Sir 6uttenitung rirb fas @erud:
aras ME iiir 1id alein aneebant, ion.
bern es trirb In Der He9sl nur In germ
ger Menoe als piirssnosr 3nias BET be,
MnIaee bon @ediel. uno DaueItp;eier
NIT ben bei5sren Guttergrdiern ausee'
idet. IS trsibt auBeroroeutlid fruit
uno tpddf BIS ipdt III ben 1erbif btnelr
fort, 10 bab bic Nadmatb cine stbBr'
Mense uuo nabrbafteres 6uttee lseIsrt all
Der erfte Shaiit. /.
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Das gemeineR N N gras.

Die ~beribmten Gdafweiben Der
6odlanbe befshen bauptiddlim aus
Rammsras, Cart uno SdaIIhtpingel.
Das Wploieb frtBt bas 8ammaraS init
auseeIprohener GorIiebe uto man rGbmt
lbm rad, oab bic Sdafe, tpelde auf
Weicen gsirieben meroen, anf oenen oas
Rammsras fart uertreten 1T, nibt BON
Der alauenfsude beiaQen ueroen. @nos
lid empfiebIt man oas id5ne, tmnsr
ariine uno nabsbaite Gras nod belon.
oers 3u MiiAunsen In EbIergdrten, 81
partanlussn uaO @aienpldsm In 3isr'
gdrten.
Das &ammeras 1T zines bee porsis'
li6lfen Su,tsrsrdier, nidt iowobl tpessn
oes NeibtbusnS lsinss Grtrags, ais bee
ionoers rosgen ieines boben Nabrlfpffs
eebalts unb neil es, i'm @emsnse nit
bDberen @ldisrn seidet, Elm %usrtbpoaeS
untereras biloet, tuoour@ Der Grtra9
welentls4 nermsbrt wiro. IS tit Elm
eleaantes, auf Mieien uno Weioen
germ ~gsiebenes @ras. Seinem bdufis
een 8ortommer In 8emetnldaft nit
Dem enslilden &aisras, osm Wtsleu=
riIpsneras unb benz Gotbtlee iarelbt
mon etnen bohen Mertb Der Beissn
5u. -,
Mir iino Der anfidt, bab man Bel
gerurtbeiluns bes Sutterweribs ees
Rammgralss ben eolcnen MitteIweg
e~in,ubalten Fat. Da es Die meiitsn
u5rigsn 6uitsrsrdisr an Ndbrwertb nett
ube,t1tft, 10 1T es trDs leiner geringeien
grtrdss immerbin Elm eei4dstes Bei'
eeneras unb Elm 1sbr tpertbpOlleS Inter
aros far rermanente Bieieu. SIS III ous*
Dauerno, piro liz SUB bod, trelbt
a~ufifeteenoe, ain @runn fnidig 9ebcgsne
0alme uno piele Murselbldlter uno bldbt
Mitte sesuli. Da es mitbin eia ;ieuliH
ipdtes @ras lit, 10 tpirb oahelbe TN 9su
nidt 10 fart pert,etsn lein, cagsaen cts
b5bt ut,o uetbsHsrt es tpeien!lsG Den grz
tras oes sipeitsn Sdnitts. Ssine ooas
idnoige gntwid. lung erreiat es erit IN
2. Sabre.
Das &~amn,sras liefert feline tSafsn
grtrdee In eihem ieutien Glima uuo &c.
os,tt nod auf sdb.m 9bontooen, ieIbfl
auf trodenen 8alts uno SanStDsen
am bstsn i1sen tim isooa t'sfs.
feuhte 2ebmb0oeu 81. Bor Der Aus'
laat fol- Der 8ooen tiei seIodert tpsroen.
oamit bic tief 1T ben 8ooen e~!Rorlngen'
oeu @ur3sIn fa ssb6ris ausbreIts1
tDnner.
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$5-biMiger

ipie aGe anberen gsenten %nerfaufen. Galls
biele Bebauptung BET QSabrbett gemdh
pdre, tplirbe natirli6ertpeiie fetn anberer
MUIR eine ein3ise Sreifarte n%ertanfen t6ns
men. 9lber bas rehte @~ahnerbGltnib iis
baB es Sreifarten peridiebener Nrt aDtz
iden Netp gorf uitb minneapolis oser
CT. Baul gibt. Die cine Nrt lit elm ebr@
lides, reblides Giienbabnbtaet, bas $22
toitet unb bic anbere Sorte lit Elm Billet,
tbeils nit Giienbabn. aber bauptidblid
nit Tradtbampfsr iiber bic sroBen
Safes" 3tptiden Buffalo un6 0ulntb.
Dies Billet lit factiid So bi0i9er, tpeBbafb
alio bieienisen gsenten. bic SIS biIiger ols
anbere ~perfaufen, eisentlid etnen llebers
prets BON ST. nebmen.
Bir ~elauben bic Nufmerfiamfeit bes
Bublituns auf bieie @ahen ridten an
miiiien, tnbem mir auf nnicre alte n0blbea
fannie 6trma binfpeiien, mo- man INNER
BEN nolen Wertb fur iein Gelb triest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
SiQtge 6arnlS z0afota.

Disisniseu, tpelde gelomen 1no, tn
Datcta ibr 6eim auf5ul@lasen, iOatea
f6 balemDslidf ba3u eutidlisBen, benin
oas 2anb 1T isBt nod biliB gu haben.
Man tauft bier Den Gcre nod fir So
10, miro ater nidt lanse bauern, bis
oos 2ano ben bDppelten Hreis b1in9t.
Das 9ano eisnet fid iebr gut fir Meis
Ten. &orr, 0afer. &~artcfsln u. !. %.
Btionbers CUTE @ele1enbsit fur 8ieb'
sidier, benn bas Buffalo Gras 1T iebr
nabrbaft uno 1T unibertrsifiA fir
Shafe.
RtrAen unb Sdulen befn'
ben iid in oieier 8essub i6on LIBERAL.
8ir mbaten tpinihen, Dab it4 quite
osutlhe Sarmer Bier a%nfieoeln. 8enn
SIR a!io beabfidttst mad Datota aa
,leten, Ueridumt nift, fDbalo Die mbss
lihit an uus gu fdreiben, ale GustInft
unentgeltltd.
Rottmeper II. MiGer. ohsr Sobn S@mitten
&ebftelo, Sptnt Co., Dat.
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Ser Dteeaions : apporat ;eist ni&t
ielten bic Sbmptome eines Darmtas
; bic 9biere edbnen bdufi1, bic
4erifaltit 1T oft unteroriidt, felbff eans
a~ufgetoben, Der RDtb 1T iibeIrie&en6
uno bon SHleim iiber3osen. Mandt.
NAL feblt bas Gieber beinabe eans.
sSn anbern Gdlen iest bic Rrantbeit
NIT einem hpdgraoigen 5ieber cir.
Gett bic 2rartbeit NIT bober Tempera=
tur Elm, 10 muB man In InalDsie nit
anbern 2ranfbeitsn an ction
als nriaae bsnten. Cine aufcaenbe
Steigerung Der gulsfrequen3 1T INNER
Elm idIimrnes 3eiden, tpdbreno iebr bobe
Temperatursraoe piel tueniSer 3a beoells
ten babea.
Ser 8erlnuf Der 8rdut1e 1T fat irls
rter Elm aenter, uenu sleid AUDI eeniife
gonplicationen, bic an fih acut perlau.
fsnbe 2rantbeit in bte 2dnge 3ieben fbns
nen. Cine gang Defenders e~efabrnolIe
Complication biloet fas ntht feltene
0inautcmnen bon 2ungenent3inoung ;
hiefe biloet Die bdufisife Tooesuria&e.
Da nun n gang fdweren SdQen bic
M5slihteit bteier Complication INNER
porbanben 1T, 10 1T fir ben bebanbeInz
ben 9bierarst cine senaue 8rufunters
iu6une I'M gerlouf Der &rantbeit etne
unerldBlide 4hlGt !; Die ui.g nanrt.n"
Ebierdrste aber tpiiien eben ,oDn elmer
nnterimfung Der Bruif, pie bic @tf=
ienihaft fie boridreibt, tuenig Doer gar
nihts!
Tr. 81. 8DaeL Sbterarat.
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Gtmas g "a TT matit.

Mm @afbauatiide tuir6 bariber ge=
1rittsn, pb es ridtieer Tel, au Sagen
sd perfihere Sic" Doer sd sers
libers S5nen". Mau ws,Sst fih an
etner sufduig Gnueisnoen Sremoen TIN
feline Meinung.
u@sbr ansen.bm, meme 9erren,"
iast bisier, i'd Bin 8etiiderunssasenl
btr 2eipsiser @sieaiAaft i'd nerfidere
Ste auf Den ToeeSiaG, uno usnn Sic
tpinidsn, periidere i'd S9nen AUDI oas
0au8 ttto bic NiDbel."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Mit Sc a 5 a +.

Ser aIte Natban mar esfiorben ; In
ieiner letten 8erfasuns befano fi@ bic
8eitimmang, SaB &c perbraant su tuers
ben tpinide. Natbaa il. uenoet fid
nan Gotta uno erbittst ut1ssbsno ben
3ofenanidlas fir Die 8srbrenuuns.
Ils tbm oteie sugeifeIt piro, ldreibt CT
sariid, bab er unbeoinat SO Yrccent
Aabatt beanlpruden miiiie, usenn - 10
ben,ertt er msin 8ater LIT idpn etns
NAL burdeebrantt."
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Dte GItefen 2eute.

@sgen 8ermeifuns zines itreitisen
@runeifides In &. mubte man IN ST.
n.anselung BON GhrihliDden BET ben
dlteiten 2eutsn @rfuuoigunSen ein3ebsn.
Dsr RedtsonpaIt Der einsn 9artet cts
BAT iia baber bonn 8iireermeiitsr Die
Namen Der dIteitsn 8eripnsn bss OTIS.
Ser 8ilrgermeiitsr erpioerte: uSes
bouere, Dem Germ &edtsanpolt nidt
oisnen su fDnner, ba bic dIteiten 2eute
bere IS ale eeaprten iinb."
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sur
sSn unierer lebten anaei9e baben tptr
$2O.5O

ais Sen iebigen b%iIisfen Breis stuiiden
unb Nmerifa anseetat. Da
inbeilen getptiie Nsenten bas Bublitum
binter's 2tdt 3u fibren Deriuher, inbenf
ite 6ur6 3tpeibeutise Nn;eigen 3u neriteben
baB bies Der Breis mad Winneapo=
lis iei. biirfeu mir allen 8iaetperfdufern
ben Gatb geben, fein 6anbselb an irgenS
pelben Mgcnten ein5uienben.
gber es gibt anbere Nn3eisen>&ntf tuie
bieie. Man iiebt getuifie @senten angels
aen, baB iie Greifarten
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8pr @eriht I.

@erihtsarst: sd fanb Bel BEN
&ldger sine fhnere Guntuiipn bes limits
ietisen Sebnerps, cine betrddtlide
8lutaniiauurls rnter Der gpioermts umo
cine tleine 2dbirung berielben."
Ridhtsr: Isle meinen alp einfod
Elm blaues Slug"
@eridtsarD ~Sa."
9eidter: SRA, bas tdtten Sic ia
elsi9 iasen t0anen."
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Mum eine @rabrebe.

9ei bsr gserbisung BEG @lasi&Isi,
iers @roB In Sirtb legte Der ~Mdnner.
buno Slgt5" bur@ einen 8ertreter einen
Rrans rieber nit ben @orten: vBetip
bid Soft, bleib' re&t geiuno, auf Bies
oer1eben. Mms1 !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
8iIItges 8e9ent.

u@as tperben Sic benn Sbrem
Mam gum @eburtstas idsnfsn?
Stun, tpliIen Sic, felt einem Sabre
nsbms ib isoen Sag nleinem Wfann cine
Gigarre aus Dem Gtui - mnb gum Sc.
buttstas ihente Id tim bapon cine
Site gigorren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Oraftider 8eraIetd.

Sat: vGis baben cine ausBessiAs
re.e Mi,t9iaaft, 0err Nluer, = inn
n,er ras 2ocal bsiest! Mahrbaftig,
oas @efdaft lit flr sic cine uabrs
ms!tenoe SUBJ
@utb: ga, tpsnt, mel Soba, Der
STUDENT, net tpdr' - aber Der LIT ods
aaib, Der oas aseiie banun peSiauft u
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Muh elm CANT.

GER (su einem 8ettler): ~6ier, alter
Mann, irinten Sic Elm 8las gier!"
8ettler: uEauIsno 9anf, braoer
Mann; tuenil ih cine Soldier bdtie =
Shueu tpiroe id ie stei4 sur Grau
9eben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Mebr ais oas.

vNIip, RorI, mas maht r1sin Sobn
In Der 5taSt? Gtuoist Ct brnn : uuo
t,intt Ct md6ie z"
ygcn's gree perifeb' ID niIdt, trim.
fen absr fbut &c nldBiS."
500"
uSa, piedsmdbis"
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- "a Eat urs Der Drufsr etnen
Gtreih eeipieIt uno fait 1889 in $50.
l nod 1883 seorudt. Sc psripridt,
er nil oas nidt Difoer ibun. Wan
mode nit Geoer uuo Tinte aus Der
| Isstsa s sesdaiSf cine 8.