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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
ON Drck-As Usual

We would suggest that when competitors write q
book on the art Of dressing Boys correctly-and the
proper conduct of the Boys and Chdren's Clothing
Business-they should send the advance sheets
We promise to return them. in time for publication,
with marginal notes that may be Of use to them. EN-
PEASANT Wen give them a few points NOW, while
drawing the attention of parents and guardians to the
advantages Of buying their Boys and Children's
Clothing HERE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
HE SPECIAL SALE PRrcrs FoR
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.

MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
Mayo. May Mays
SOC, yard for six different patterns in 22-inch EN-
broidery. suitable for Childrens Dresses The usual
75c. goods.
Csc yard for four beautiful designs in 45inch Swiss
Flouncings 50 inches of the width being embroidered
in delicate and close patterns that usually retail at
yard.
81 yard for five styles Of 45nch hemstitched Swiss
Flouncngs 5-inch hem and 80 inches Of embroidery
You haven't seen such quality heretofore less than
sL25.
THE 1889 HEMsTITcHED EMBRoIpERIEs.
You'll find patterns here not to be found elsewhere,
but aos hauear taken ddoaata9s OF this fact and tackled
on extra profits
You'll also find here the e:patterns as elsewhere
and zoe earnestly request q comparison Of prices
to in. Hemstitched Embroideries, 2Oc to Soc
90 in. Hemstitched Embroideries, 55c to s16s.
80 in. Hemstitched Embroideres, s5c. to sl75
40 in. Hemstitched Embroideries, 81 to 50 IS
80 in. Hemstitch ed Embroideries, SO. % to s5
IL Not only comparison OF prices with elsewhere
requested. but of quantity and variety
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
RI halo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
1889 WmrE Dnrss GooDs.

PQue fine welt 22, 25, 30 Soc.
Pique, In large welt, figures. and checks, 42o
Dress Lawn. N yards wide. 12k l5c
India Linen. l23<. 16. 90. 22. %. $50.
Persian Lawn, 10. ~. 90. $50
Dress Linen, IS, IS, 45c.
Nsinsook. 12,6 1e. 20. %. 90. IS. 45c.
French Nainsook. IN yards wide, %. 30. IS. 45c.
Jones Cambric. Is. go. %. IS. 42c
CHECK Muslins. Q. 10. 12<. 16. 20. 25c.
Check and Stripe Nsnsooks he1nstitchsd Is 10 $50.
Swiss, 40, IL. Is, IS, 20. 35c.
Tsrleton, all colors. 15c. . yard
~ Novsines in Auslin and Swiss. With border for
apronA Hsmstitched Nsinsooks for dresa.
TIE pAIAIs ROYAL.
Oar l2th and pA svs,
ma 4. LfSNER. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

also used for Chldren's Dresses Shown in Swiss and
Nainsook. Hemstitched aud tucked effects
Prices40c Soc, 60c, 6sc. 75c., q. 81 %, 81 IS,
sl.50, 81. 6s, 81 IS and 81 yard.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

The prospect Of a new whisky ring scandal
Is very promising, and the developments are
likely to throw light on the question why
gaugers' places, though indifferently paid, are
DO sought after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

Frankness is a virtue so rare in public men
shat Mr.. Parnelps exhibition OF it on the wit
ness stand yesterday almost startled the COM
mission out of the proprieties. To hear man
state that he deliberately lied in speech for
the purpose of influencing political legislation,
Is novelty even to those old heads who can
remember Thurlow Weeds significant hint that
certain unidentified corpse was "a good
enough Morgan till after election" II Ii pre-
sages anything, it is that the age is growing
more honest, at least in its afterthoughts, and
thatwe are getting away from the influence of the
dangerous old maxim about "a lie well stuck
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
FIRST IN THE FIELD

When the Boys and ChiIdrens Clothing Business
was in its infancy We boldly stepped where others
feared to tread and opened the FIRST HOUSE IN
THIS COUNTRY devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the
sale Of Boys and Chidren's Clothing. 1t has ever
been our aim to keep abreast of the rapid strides of
style since then. That have succeeded the splen
did business doing is the best evidence we
have to Offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
A CHAprrn OK INDIA Snxa

THERE rs NO ARTICLE 80 MUCH IN DEMAND
AT PRESENT As PRINTED INDIA SILKS, AND
THE REASON FOR IT Is THEY MAKE THE
COOLEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE DRESS
FOR WARM WEATHER, AND ARE VERY SER
vICEABLE AND DREssY. THE REAL INDIA
SILKS DO NOT SLIP IN THE SEAMS, AND GIVE
GREAT SATISFACTION TO THE wEARER
OUR ASSORTMENT Is VERY LARGE AND
WE CAN SUIT ANY ONE. LIGHT AND
DARK GROUNDS, LARGE AND SMALL. FIG
UREs. ALSO. PLAIN ooLoRs AND BLACK AND
WHITES. WE OFFER DECIDED BARGAINS IN
THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS FROM e2,<c. TO
sl.5o PER YARD. IF YOU WANT AN INDIA SILK
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR STOCK, OVER
200 DIFFERENT STYLES.
HEMMED STITCHED INDIA LINENS. NEWEST
THINGS IN WHITE GOODS
NEW SCOTCH aINaHAMs. NEW sAT1NEs
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS.
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
W. n SINISTER Sons
my4 OLE PENN AVE. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
45.IxcH WrpE EMBRo1pERrrs.

Skirtings aud A1-over Of Cambria, Nsinsook and
Swiss in beautiful and varied patterna The low
priced with less depth of embroidery but Of fine and
close patterns, csc. to SIS yard.
Inserting and narrow and medium widths 70 match
in pattern, at proportionately low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

- To reach al classes of readers and Gus
toners in the District Of Columbia, advertise in
TsE EvxsrSa STAR. Everybody reads it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
Coo1 Wr.rurn Pn,crs
ton Of the reduced prices in the following depart
ments OF the
F. s 4 & T. a a 4 ::
E kknf $'G$ ~ 4 T
4 Z 200 7 "a LI.n =

PAhASULS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Moire silk snd Satin Parssols with extra long ana
pretaly carved handles. The dress goods shades.
The 81 65. %. So 81. p. and as P.rs.ols All NJ
e1.9S each.
SILK and Satin Psrssois in Stripes and Paids also OF
solid colors with band borders Of small checks Ia
Tosca hAndlsa The s47S, $3.50, and S. IS all Of
S39S each
Satin Parssols Of wide broken stripes Lovely color
combinations, viz: Grass Green Ground with wide
stripe Of Dark and Lighter Greens and Old Rose The
handle work Of art Finished with handsome bow,
&c. % each; actual value, $40
bualo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
NIospAY,

MoSDAY.
$leS for fine Stockinette Jersey, with Vest Of Sur
rah Silk Shocked at neck and belt. We have them in
Black. Garnet, Navy, Gold Brown and Cream
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

1t appears that it was the attorney general Of
Kansas and not Of Missouri who appointed his
wife 70 be his first assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

Secretary Blaine is probably perfectly salts
fed now with his own good Judgment in spend
ing centennial week in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

lust ARRIVED HANDSOME LINE OF CHAL-
shades, at 111<c. per yard. BLUMS
my4-2t' 745-7z7 9Th ut. ae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

WOODWARD 3 IoTHRoP.
Cor. 18th md y St. q. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
MORE NOVELTIES" IN FR1NGED sAsHEs.

MORE NOVELTIES" IN FRINGED SASHES.
Handsome Plaid Surah SILK Sashes, with
fringed ends, AZ yards long and IL inches
wide. Also few Novelty Silk sashes, with
hemstitched ends in White, Cream, Pink and
Light Blue. So each.
LACE NET Two patterns Of Dotted La
Tosca Net One pattern has dots the size of q
pea, and about three-Quarters Of an inch apart:
and in the other pattern the dots are smaller and
in clusters Of three. Both are very effective
patterns, and are the best value We ever offered
at the price, viz only Sl.o0 per yard
(First foor)
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Excellent
line of Sateen CretoDnes, in attractive pat terms
and colorings. reduced to 12I<c. per yard.
A line Of Cretonnes, in rather large patterns,
yet in good colorings, reduced to 12isc. per
yard.
Curtain Swiss Musiins, in White and Ecru, in
square, and coin-spot patterns for Sash Cur
tains. 35 and SOC. per yard. Suitable fringe to
match.
500 six-quarter Tapestry Table Covers,
fringed all around. Only 81 each.
Elegant Velour Art Squares, in rich Turkish
designs and colorings, embroidered in gold.
Especially for chair seats and cushions, sl.l5
each.
Tourth hoor.)
CANOPIEs. Ours are bent-form canopies in
surfing slightly and convenient shape The
skirts woven in one piece, and they are
otherwise finished in proper and excellent
manner. Frame and hoop Csnopies in White
and Pink, 81 %. LOO. az, $2.25, e2.50 each.
Considering the extreme lowuess Of these prices
and the acknowledged luxury Of . Canopy, we
expect to sell three times - many - We sold
last season.
(Fourth doorJ
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE Called
loose covers. but they At snugiy and perfectly.
That 10, ours do. We are making them mp %
they should be made We use only the double
finished. two-sides linen. Rough linen will ruin
r7ohly upholstered furniture. Our linens can
be used over velvet and plush furniture With
out the least injury 70 the fabric. We make no
charge for estimates. Let send man to
take the measure Of your furniture and g3vs you
an estimate. No one slss oan do It for less and
do 1t - il should b done.
tFourth noog.)
WOODWARD 3 xoTHRop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04

INOR 10 DAYS-FANCY IMPERIAL MATING
IL SS4c. pr. yd. Heavy White Mating, 98lc pr. yd
best Fancy Imperial Mating, 111fc pr. I'd. BtUM'S
745-747 Sth ST. Sc. my4-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
% INCH APRON EmBRorprR1Es.

Continued below.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
&eo=9ams.

Sn letter Belt sinsen tpieoer cit, bon :
nngenannt (ourd Germ 8ensiger) S25;
Germ u &ifartb, fatb 8udbanoluns,
Nep 9prf. $25; 8auline 6ersoe Csc ;
Neinr. Menfe, Woibinston, 8. 6
$40; 8ern. Sanb, Grete, Nebr., SIS ;
S. g., 8rooflpn. So; Step. Satber
8ernbarb, C. p, 9ittsbura, 1925,
(frhber idpn $500; 3ep. Satber Gr
nDlb, 8rcotlbn. peri5nlider 8eitrao
S1o0; basu cplIectirt tpeitere $7.25
(friiber idon $136,46; burh 9ep. 81.
6pelider tsuroe bon 8ufalo aus se=
ianot BON &ep. Tatber &eib C. IS r.
coaectirt $50; 81 D.. Satber 8plt coffee
tirt $75 &ep. S. Scamp, S. j., col=
lectirt 1915; @ep. 81. 9eite, D. d.,
coaectirt $50; &ep. Sdous, colectirt
81; &ep. S. SbeilS, Bennington, coll
lectirt SIC; &eu. S. S~rcmbolser, Gar-
benoiIe, collectirt $40. Das madt fit
Die DiDceie Buffalo sulammen nit ben
$125 bou friber $435.45.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

anberssldubisen 9ebenmeniden Iies
ben, tpie f,1 ielbit ; er muB ALTO audi
ben Srdser bieier frenloen ueberseus=
ung bic es fir irris bdlt, nit aufria<
tiger 2iebe in fem 9ers idli Zen. Man
farm ben &atboiifen tpobl ben 8prrpurf
gu sroBen @ertrauens MAIDEN aif ibre
@itbir9er, aber nidt ben Der llnoulo=
Iamfeit."
90 Or Seller.
Sdpn Der 81. IugutinuS iast:
u9aHet ben Srrtbum, lieAet Die Srrens
oen." Ser 81. Gbrpiofomus Bee
lebrt feline 8eueinbe: ~Sie bdretiiden
2ebren mii1en mir pertperien unb tpioers
lesen, bic Meniden a6er lieber uno fir
ibr Sell beten. M6dten bod mir side,
BON 9iebe gu @Dtt ur,o ben Mitmeniden
ent1ammt, NIT Pormbersisteit wie mi
leidtenoen 2ampen am Sage Dec 4ufz
erfiebung Dem bimmliiden 8rdutisam
entgeseneilen> inbem mir itnt redt piele
oarbrinsen, Die burd itniere 8armber.
sisteit serettet tpcroen iino."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
Cur &atnrg,idi4te Der 0rndfeb


Ter ihreibt Die .Stimme Der B.': @er
1T benn eisentli6 idulo an ben 1eae.
nannten uOrudfeblern", Die eieentiid
~Sebfebler" senannt tperoen iputen,
neil iie Die Seber bauptiddlid auf Dem
8epiRen baben? 60 frasen nit elmer
sewiRen 8ere9tisune bic tpertben 2eier
uno 2eierinen ber8ider unb 3eitun=
gen. Die Intrpprt 1T nidt 10 eans elm.
fad IS Sebt unsefdbr, tpie tpenn Die
Sinoer fragen, pp Der stprd Die flei=
men Babies terbplt, unb fat mDdten
mir antrporten Serebrteite 2eler uno
9%eierinen! Sie Dridfebler madt Der
liebe @ctt, Der Die S~eberiunsen, Sdrift.
leber, Die 8u6oruder, Die Gpr' ectpren
= tpo iDlde porbanoen iinb, mas Bel
8odenSei lnsen setpDbnIid nidt Der
Sau if-oie u0Drmdnner", Die &ebocz
teure uno Sbriftitsaer, uno in isiner
Sanamutb fpsar gprreippnoenten ae=
ihafen Bat, Die feinen balben Sat Dr.
tbpsrapbi'd ridtis idreiben fBnnen, Der
neben Dem @Mten nas 8DIe buloet, AMI
i6en benz @eisen bas tlnfraut poblen
ldft, Der ldst audi bic Drudiebler ae=
oeiben. Ser 9rudfebler 1T cine Ratur=
erldeimns, tpie 9aselihlas, peit,lens
uno tbeure 3eital, er 1T cine Matbt pie
Der 8lib uno cine Gotbpenbiefeit ipie
oas nebel; CT s~uurselt it, Der llnpoQ=
fpmmenbeit Der inbiihen Sinee uno in
Der Sdpadbeit bes menidliden Slei=
ides.
@ir fiisen biasa. Sir bic 3eitunss=
idreiber 9ebbrt Der Drudiebler III ben
pielen Xnnebmlidseitel, pe'de ibr faser
8erilf itnen bietet. @ie frcute iih 1
y. Der @anoersmanm, as er Iebte
8pde sleih psena, inn 8latte ben
yseut6 { tt=a merifanifden"
&aibrli'entag, ben trps Der Gerreetlir
Elm s~euihenbafter Setter bate ifeben
lafen, uno on elmer onbern Steae bas
@Dit ~Gritifa ter" fanS, tpdb-
reEb er bort in ieiner SanSIdrift bes
betr. @ufiates gan, oeitlid, ,Rritifer"
geidrtsten, bieB Bort nad5ber AUDI
sans ridtig auf benz Gprreetur=A bsua
erblidt unb nihts onra, gednoert bate
= 3wei DDradfetler~, bic ridt i'm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
Msibe' tuirth1mnft.

@sibe tpirtbihaft. Nah Spff :
mann's .Gatbolic Directory eibt es in
ben Ser. Staaten 1874 Gpdeeier, nno
$40 Ieaoemien Die Gplesien iino
bbbere 9ebranifalten fir &naten, Die
Gcaoemien iDl6e fit Mdoden Oasl
bemerft Der .Obip @aiienfreuno':
vSSn bieier @esiebiing iiebt es Bel rns
aus, tpie in Der perfebrten @elt. 8ir
iplten nod 6unberte BON tpeitern 6pds
ihulen fir rniere Snaben uno Slias=
hinge baben, benn bieie ipllten bi,l
sabt1eider ietn, als Die 6ph1dulen
fir Mdodsn> aber es lit leioer niht Der
Sail"
11no tpas mub Die natiirliae SsoIse
bieies WtiBperbdtlnifes iein? Maneel
an ftlloirten Mdnnern unb ueberHuB an
i~iberitubirten @eibern.
9as fleinlte 8auernbprf lit 0eutid
LAMB liefert mebr Stl,benten als cine
amertfaniide @roBiabt. Die @bmnas
fen unb nniperiitdten in 9eutihlanb
sdblen Die Stuoenten nah Sauienoen
6ierlanos gilt aber Der @runoiab: Die
oiimmifen 8auern baben Die biditen
&artpfeln
nno trarltm eibt es bierlanbs 10 tpe=
nige &naben unb Sinslinse, tpelhe
Neiguns sum Stusium baben? 9ie
Sudt nad @elo unb @ut berridt friibe
Bel ibnen. @er 8elo fat, lit seadtet.
8iloung? Sa, mas farm id mir vSafpr
fopfen"! @eiitise 4rbeit miro ia nidt
besablt. Ser Marn, Der 1O-15 Sabre
bic Sdulbdnfe georiidt unb Sauienoe
bon Dollars ~%berifuoirt" bat, farm bier
ia fallm iopiel peroienen, als ein gutter
S4neiber pber Sduiter!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
Ger @unnerer.

Der &atb bient bier Sabre uno beifebt
aus Dem Staats= Sdulluperintenbenten
ais Secretdr, einem 9phihn1ebrer,
einem Rormaliduaebrer, einem Mit.
alieo bes 9odidulratb's uno eiaem
Wtit9lieo bes Observation-Disclosures. Dor
N a d bar So eoerberiteIung Der
Steuerfreibeit fir 9farrtpobmlnseu, Die
ni9t mebr ais 5000 pertb fino. Son
Glarf-9erabieeu~s oes geieblid er=
laubten 3insfubes bon 10 auf 8 9ro=
cent. (Sm 9auie bon Sepatlon einse=
bradt.)
9auss8 orlasen: Son Sane
cine 8ia, nod Der es 8anferrDtteuren
nidt sefattet 1T, Jog beporsuate Sorz
oerungen sl bepilisen. Die 8ia per=
fiiat cine gleide Sbeiluns Der Bancroft
malIe unter Die @ldubiser. Son
9pmpe- gerbpt B + 6erif lung uno
oes G~erfaufes berau1henoer @etrdnfe
in MinnelDta, mittels elmer bementipre
henoen MISUNDERSTANDING. iiber
tpel6e am IL. Stunt B. S. aNseifimn1t
unb Die, tpenn anaencmn1en, ami 80.
Gage oarnad redtsfrdftts tperben iol.
L(6ompe's Intrag tpirb bur6 cine srpbe
Wlenge BON Eetitipner unteritibt.) Son
9eioemann, aus 8rown County
- flint 8prlaaen besiiali6 Der iDa.
Dfentli6en Sdulen. 9ie erlte felt
Die gu lebrenoen 0dder felt unb i9lieBt
ieoen Gel e%ionsunterridt aus ; Die sweite
ihnft cine neue s~taatsbebDroe fir Die
Gpntrole bes nnterridts in Den Difent=
liden Shulen. Die brittle eiren aus Dem
Observation-Disclosures uno stpei Sra
minatpren, Die bon ben gountpsGom=
milIdren ernannt tperoen, beitebeno n
Gpuntp= @raminationsratb. Durh bic
pierte Sill ipa Elm einbeitlides 9riifs
un9ss Spifem Der 9ebrer fit Dffentlide
Sdulen aeidafen tperoen. Die flnfte
8ia betrifft unabbdnsige Sduloi1riete
(gSir baben Ndberes iber bieie Sill nod,
nidt in Grfabruns sebradt Son
|Soes-eine Worlage, nad pelder Die
b5swilise 8erlaHung zines Gbetbsi(es
auf Elm Sobr als @runo fir cine uGbe=
i@eiouns" gen isen ioQ. Nah Dem jeet
eel'enoen @eiet uideioet" @erlaTune
erit nad brei Sabren. Son Dapis
- Seoe @iienbabn i'm State ioG fin
jeben Spoesfau> ben iie beriauloet,
$4,000 Sdaoenerias gu sablen
baben.
SIN beiben 9auiern ansenommen
tpuroe Elm @eieb> meldes @efdnsniB.
itrafe Bis brei Sabre ,lno @elobube Bis
$3.50 perbdnst iiber gerionen, tpeIde
idnlois b~efunben tueroen, @etreibe
uno Samen gu einem greiie ~
perfaufen, pelder piernnal poer mebr
b6ber ais Der Marftpreis lit Sir ibre
eisenen 6 It en- ir oieiem @int + be.
piaiste Die 9eeislatur $4,000. gine
HetitiDn an ben 6 Dngreb su guniter
Der 8lair'lden SpnntasssS ia tparr
i'm Sauie auf ben Slid selest, bageser
in beiben 6duiern Elm groteit sesen Der
beabltdtisten @,oerrlf semiHer Glau.
elm os suiidenitaatliden 6anoelsse:
lebes tpuroe angenommen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

Yldttern Der GiOe. Yrsiie| suianamensefellte Wadrid9.
ten hringet1.
9sutidlauS. = geafanne Guifldr,
unseu iben Die 8erfoIsuns bes 9rofei=
Tors @efften fino gu tase setommen.
Nan erfdbrt jest burd Die 8sunoitnds
oeS Sanders. baB bas eigentlihe vYer.
brsden" @sffden's in ietner Geirb,hofi
gesm 8ismardb eitanben Dot. oeHen
5turs er burb ieinen Ginflub auf oen
sa!ier 6rierrih III bepirfen iudte.
Iuh ioQ @efter, Der 8erfa1er Der Mn=
'prahe on bas @p!t ieinL .uelHs Der
&aiier Stieori1 BET benz Mntritt ieinel
ta1aen &ssierune erlieb. Sbn baflr au
yldtigen, ca5u iD1te Der bur1 8si6f=
tentltdung bes Taeebud5es aneeblth
besansene 6ohnerratb OILS 8orpano
oisnen. Dab bas @eihsseridt Die
0ohnerratbs. Inflase abgepteien BAT,
muB unter BIZ n nmtdnben Elm ihpe,
'er S4las fur Den 8ansler getpsien
iein. Stun lieat Die @,louns ror, oaB
infolee oieisr gmiheioung BEG @eri4ts
Der Suifi3minifter 6rieoberg fem
lint niecerssIest babe. Das Gntlai
iun9s3eiud an ben 3oiier mar INIT
litter uno &rdntliGteit" begriinbet.
N,e iol man bas perffeben? @irb
srieobsrg bafar eesihtigt, ba6 bas
&e,dssetidt Dem Ran,!er niht su Mtl
len eepeien III? Spielt er Gle Stole
oes Sades. ben man priieeli, tpdbreno
man ben Giel meint? Sat- iiebt es 10
aus. IS perlautet, baB AUDI Der @rd.
>fioent bes &eidsseridts Dr. b, Sim.
o n aus eleitem @runbe pie 5riec.
berg ben Ibidieo III nebmen seoenft
= Mm roriSen Treitase putoe benz
nbesrutbeo Der g efebents
wmrf betrefs Ofafrifas porselect.
ST fiibrt Die lleberiarift: Gin Sc
let gum sduse Der beutiden Sntereien
uno Sur 8e'd mpfuns bes Gclapenban=
oels in Sitafrifa." Gs miro BARN Die
S%erpillt9utg bon stpei Wtiaionen Narf
perlanst Wit Der 4rsfibruns bee 8e=
itimmunsen oes @eieees miro cine Com
miliiDn betrailt, tpslde bag Geht BADEN
ioa, oas Trsiben Der beutiden Oiafri=
faniiden @eieaidaft gu beaufiidtisen.
8etreffs Der beabidtisten Grpeottion
ermdhtigt Der gnttpurf DEN 2ansler, bas
Oa,u notbwencise Gelo aus Reidsmit=
teln au entnebmen.
- Die bDIldnbii6eE bron=
fDIge berbunoen NIT Der lurem=
burgifden Srage beiddftist Ole
Diplcmaten. Auf Bismard's Natb
bat Der 0erwg bon gafau feline ab=
iidt. bei Dem Spoe bes 2Dnigs Der Nie=
oerlanbe auf fem acknowledgement in
9uremburg gu guniien iein . Sobnes
Ut rer5ihten, aufsegeben. Die beut DIE
tpirb n1l Der birrh ben 0ers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

Splerans. Sefter uno Iauter als
feit lan9e bort man audi in Imerifa BON
ni6tfatboliIder Seite nerteroines tpieber
ben @Drtpurf Der Satbplicismls lei
lnbuloiam. @ie it's bern b1mit?
@enn Die @eener unter Splerans oas
9retSeeben Der eisenen neberseueuneen
unb Die @leidsdltiefeit besiigli6 Ser
@laube' stpabrbeiten berifeben, oann
kaben iie ppIfpmmen redt. Cine ipIde
TpleranS fennt Der 8atbo[icismls nidt.
Ct Derpirft Dielmebr ben Srrtbuln uro
Die relisiDie @leidsiltisteit NIT aaer
@nti6ieoenbeit.
i1eberb upt lit Sntolerans ober Grss
16lieblidteit Der &ern ieber @abrbeit.
60 ia9t Der beriibmte preuBiide 9ro:
teffort S. S. StobI bonn Gbriten=
tbum: .Seiner eisenen sDttlihen8abr
belt 9epiB, ipie f6nnte es buloiam 1ein
gegen ben Srrtbum, Der @ptt Die Gbre
nnb ben @eni9en bas 9eil entsiebt 2"
Sine furse uno eemeinperitdnolide
MISUNDERSTANDING iiber bieien @easn
fano laien mir bieier Gage III elmer
tilrali9 eridienenen 8rpialre bon Or.
Sui. Clint. Seller IOie :3rpanas.
miidi&uIe III ibrer Gemeinsefdbrlid=
feit."O 8ir ieten iie bierber:
~Nan mub unteriheiben spiiden
tbepretiider uno 'practiIder Tplerans
1tno SntoIerans. Ebepretifdp oer
on fih 1T es isber @abrbeit eisen, inz
tolerant gu iein, unb es sibt 4. j.. feiaen
in%tcleranteren Cat als: stpei NAL stpei
1T bier; oenn berielbe '6lieBt iebe ae.
9e9entbeitise unb tpiberipredenbe 8es
baltptnnS aus. Snlpfern bat ST. s..
Soeebt Ucatpmmen redt, tpen1 er Die
TcleranS III iaden DIT @abrbeit Die
i6udtithe @ntartuns Der meni6liden
9tatur' nennt. Der Meni6 mus bic
@ahrbet tpullct uro feitbalten, er fam
ltno bart SaS ni4t fir rrabr anerfennen,
bon behen nnpabrbeit er iibersel,at lit,
1onlf ASrte r Gti, Elm perniinft erMenld
81 ieta. 9aS gilt BON Der natirt;hen
lno rehi9i6ien @abrbeit. SIT elm eldu=
bigger Saee iiberselst baB Ser Mellias
nod ri5t eridienen lei, 10 fam CT Den
@riitIi4m @lanben lmm5stib fir rrabr
balten. 9ieie SntoleranS tpelde ih
tbepretifde nenre. lit IpnaG Die rn,er=
trennlide 8esleiterin einer ieSen ue6er.
seli9lnnS, uRb fs tudre cine eans ilnper=
1iinittae 3~usaatbuns etl eiiten @enIhen.
baB er Der .Tolerans' ssesen auf feline
neberseusiinS Sers6te. Sin gldubiaer
2litberaner fam in Der Sbecrie eesen
ben Sa'bctieisuls nidt tolerant iein ;
CT fam uno mus ;tuar aaerfennen, Sob
Der &atboiie'smus in pieien GstIdea Die
@abrbeit babe Tin Sen Jog. senteiniamen
ENTHUSIASTICALLY aber CT tpiro reip.
mus ibn tn Der 2ebre BON Der Ecttfer=
ti8ans, BON ben Saeramenten, prn ber
9eiliaenuerebrlng bes Srrtbums Be-
ihiASigen. nnsefebrt fam Der Rat5c=
lit III Der Tbeorie segen Die ipeciiidea
Sebre' Der Prpteitanten nid,t tolerant
fem.
InSers perbdIt es iid nit Der prac.
ftideR Soleraas uber Satplerans.
Siele bat ni&t Die l1eberseusuua poer
9esrS ioroern Die iiberseueten g er-
eaen sluf 8esenitanS. Gin &atbo-
lit 1 y. mttb, ipenn CT auh felt bon Der
Nahr9eit Der @sbre Ieiner Rirde ourh.
0riinaea IL. seae, Gncerssldubise nidt
blob prnetisd Scternra iiben ; nein. bas
wire ~ iusais sr nDaB pisIuebr ieinen
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.@anoerer' ielbit entitanben, entbielten
Die biOsrapbiiden Hotisen besp. bes
9rn. 8iidpfS Seiben
Der lebtere TT nidt am 3d..
ipnoern am 13 Oct. 1880 geboren, unb
nidt 1851, ipnoern 1850 na9 Imerita
9etommen.
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JnIano.

= gu sunifen Der 8fair'fdm
ynationalen SDnntassbill", Die
ben Giienbahn= rno gofperfebr uiw.
dm sonntas gang abi6afen nil, iino
beim Gonsreb mafenbaft ugetitionen"
ein9elaufen.
- Nie bic NIoe. 9rehe beridtet,
bat Der @roBneiiter Der Arbeitsritter,
pomberIp, bieier Gage gu gitts=
burg, ga., seiast, es | eye nidt IN ieiz
ner Abfidt, lid ODER ben Droen bon
R 0 M beberriden ~ Iafen." 8etanat=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

Serr Seiu Gbrtit, meiu Croft unb Sreuo,
S6:tp0rt auf Did 3t ie6er .3eit,
Romm, tponn bu tpilt, i6 bin bereit.