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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

lanes Wright has been on the
sick list for the past two or three
DAYS.
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Ceredo municipal election occurs
in March. Who are candidates?
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Tablets, for school children. for
sale ut this Office. Only 5 cents.
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The week of prayer was not OBJ
served in Ceredo.
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Advice 20 r1otber~.

mrn- WrsLows sootufSa sYpup should n,vsvs
10 ussd when children are cutting teeth n ~,
hcvcn thu little sufior.rat oncc II
qsiet sleep and the litto sherub awakes ns sstght
az button. IL 70 very pleasant % Taste. n
eoother the chila, softsus the game alia,s All p.in
tesulss. tho bovcis and 10 the beet now n roinedy
Tor dl.rrhoa, whethor arising from tsething or
other eausea. Twenty-Five cents "A bo,iio.
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When Baey wns sint. we rr~e her castorfa,
Whom she was a c,uid. she criod for cas,orsa,
When si'e became Miss. abe chung 70 ca.,oria,
When ale Lad Casidrsn. s,ao gave them castosiA,
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No weddings this week.
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Muddy roads.

No births this week.
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Old papers for sale at this office,
40 cents per hundred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

tAe nn4stef his akxentiun k1k irasfea1l
e xpznx h<fase Tie css1rf went fc ehr
Nx4hFa< Ixoa q fnpany sar = cs1lses,1-
taS10n- An expphsSe ms 1ent IN is
mak< 81 luxpexS Zen. and n his rvs,crf
rs nct f1suFahie Is sAe xxserrs,ir
9etk the sheriff wrnk - fzrsher.
hut 4he elst1xnzau kefer1ex7 Is ~as3 ~
hAa net failed 70 make nnfasc h;s urx,-
txx< q she tsr,e. sai =, r~,sss~ !, -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05
POST BUILDING
~ nas sens os tho Properly parts Of the CIT
rnseh ~ VIII lnssnaIn. purchesers-

qaots the following West Ss
% article Of Commerce.
Seetu
Ersoas exceptional interest ia the u
End
eenered gushing
We
SOFT
Kline Ns sought
the
mat viewed Id
Aacne In hs front Of a. -
~
In front Monns Rker another white and rrnng
nevgn himself
rnAst right and forns
VIAL and chsns.fHl soft and
hnss will
* r. which viii rsay pushed with
'sTA0aes factories and ssor~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

ROSEBUD AaExcy, Dak.. June A.--
The commissioners frst council with
the Sioux was held yesterday afser-
noon. All the prolslislent Insiians az
this agency were prssent, ~ we'll ~
delegations from all the other Sioux
agencies. Governor Foster. chairman
OF the commission. explained 1t length
the provisions and scope OF the hill.
He said that while the government
did not propose ~ take their land cx-
cept with their ftlii consent ana would
pay literally for Il, fhe com Mission
hoped 10 be able To conyinre them
that IL WAS for the interess of the In
disny 20 sell. Al the request a the
lnstians the whole act was then read.
The coanru then adjourned 10 give
the Indians an uppo t1ntfy 70 discnse
It's provisions with each ofh8r.
The proceedings III tho council held
today were unevtntfnl Major War
ner. OF the commission, In compliance
with request OF swift Bear, went
over the provisions of the kct OF con-
eress, explaining the beneiits which
ould result fruln acceptznce sd It's
terms. The Indians were evidently
iavorahly impressed and axkcd time
for consideration. They ssid the mat
ter was OF great importance 10 them,
and they did not wait 30 b hurried.
fhe council adjourned until June q.
when Il is expected tse Indians will be
prepared 10 discuss the question and
give their dcci ion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

JoHxsroxx. June Al notice that
the secretary oi the South Fork Fish
ing Club said yesterday that ths club
had not fled an indemnity bend as
claimed by the citizens Of Ebensourg.
and that. complaints had never been
NJ sae ahssuf The safety OF the dana by
ans Of Johnsso~n's citizens He IL
undoubtedly correct rs 10 the bond.
bat il misleading rs 10 the second
part Of his statements. There Is no
shadow OF doubt bat that the
citizens cf Cambria county
frequently complained. and af
the time the dam was ccnssruct1si
i very sIsoraIs esors Was made to
pus stop 10 work. IL IL true the
leader IN this movement was not .
citizen uf JohnsfoNn. bsas be Was and
II . large mine cwneY IN Canbfia
coungry. His rnine adjoinx the reser-
vosr property. lie related t0 messat-
ssrday the story al his Iafors 10 the
effort % rsssteff the lives sud property
az the % .rie ln that valley. lie was
frequently on the spot. n1d hss OWN
engineer iu~pect&d tie work
He says she ensb4ukn<nt was pyin-
eipaIIy shzIe and eiay, aud that straw
as us<d 10 <ssp The leaking ii water,
While The wsTk sas going on b<
called on the sheriff OF Cambria
county and t0id him Il was hs. duty
10 apply 90 the court for m injunc.
don. The sheriff pfDznised 70 sivs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

ST. Lpuis, June 5.--Inquiry 1T lho
headquarters oil the Transcontinentol
ASSOCIATION hy an Associated Pre-
agent last night elicIfed the following
official information: The Southern
Pacinc Railway company has not
given official notice IL their with
sirawal from the Tran continental A.
sociatiun. but they and her roads IN
The association have protested against
the largo tonnage that Is now being
carried By the Canadian Pacific. and
demand that the siitier~nfials allowed
the company shall be 80 reduced as to
let its shipment via the Canadian Pa
cifie be reasonable share of the busl-
ness. This demand will 10 coneesie<i
and the present. iiiIiraIlis.s readiusted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

Three e-Faurths ~ the CITY auh-
,n~rx~a- Euormons Loss.
xv,,,.s.o. .. I,,r o..
:. 80 = - : 80 50 .1
0aiais*'as ino1Hl''s tass shis cIsy nas
undergone the experience of being
flooded with tIifty-Iour feet of water,
of having the susd,ienapna boom
faae,, ons xifh txo hundred u,illian.
..v., f..s : - i,l,on ieet &c ssw.5 INN.
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uef TAKEN. In''is caffieu away ana oth-
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= aIlioeI g a'ses 60 'yss. nc hoo VA
nea'is ne. rsss,l .eca nIeuci usaa suas =.
1870. ~ iesei sssaase ~ his Wates :
eAtsHueu iIv1n .ne hoitacth ns'c u
the c'sy ea'tafe.f acIoss suc IVY ~ .l.,, si,e
Inoinsain q oai sne sousn sue. uIs
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stay nave Pstasnsu- ~ NtPt'eas0ses
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Mayor fors1lan g Mnsiainst,ort
teifErapne1 tsvse1nof brassI svssas
tnat ths s'santaon nesS = shis -
sssotu mas pssis sssafess ~ a.ks sIvin a
the principal safu. aiohk ale nve1
'front.'. asfn Hahuisssasea iAiaDsl HaS
been s~spt asss lns noslsrs ~ toe
people heefsst sse tase. h.ss f's7sh car-
r1eu away Nilh al u'eJ P'ssss e<i-
lhousands - xvpse ass hoans,esr
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TsrrissrIaI AvveInss.ents.

WAsHixoTos. June l-Ihe presi-
dent made the following appoint
mcnts today: Receivers public
moneys john !. carIin II Montana.
at Boxemnn, Janes ] pulan of New
Mexico. st Las Cruces. Registers of
land office: Fsank 3 lsxkIwin Of
Colorado. af Paefio; Esdy Fcfcs Of
Montana. af BssxensAsl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

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Iaiissts setsfe1 tnat ~ least - or "A are
lost on the two sections Of day cx-
press that left Pittsbarv Friday mnrn-
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JoHEsrowx, June 4.---The number
| - FessenEeIs on the uaF express
sa's a. = - - as 's 1n aoss y ~. a,e,
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tha .,..' ss.. u sIe
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

TorEKA, Kan. June 4.-~Argument
on the johbing rate question began
this afternoon before the state railway
commission. The general managers
ard traffic managers Of the Railways
of the stale were present. also repre-
sHntatiyes from Wichita, Topeka.
Lsavenworth. Fort Scott. EmI0ria,
Great Bend. saIina arid other towns
Affected BIZ the question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

WAsnrxeros. Jane l.--Justics Gray,
oi tl;e Uniten States supreme court.
ard Miss Jeanette Matthews, dssgtiter
of The late Justice Matthews. were
married this eTcaing, IL ihs residence
of the fsrftfk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

Lnsppx. June 4,A parcel contain
ing the lower portion ~ wcnsanss
s,piy cut III hall sas found in The
Thames IT Narseiy Down Ibis rHora-
1nr. Anoshsr psseei IN vhish we're
wom3u'. thigh wAs iiesed ap at
natiefrea. Beth were ar2pr<d In
yssesaes 81 sUraAnsa drsUefs ssn which
lie tame Gsz<fs xax ss2yked.
The trunk AMI thighs evsdeTfly te-
i0need 10 the same fody. which Nas
Of 4 vel deve o1<xi prroH. Tbs -
nlsius had probably IerH in tiJe xates
ten days.. Is Il fenrcd that JACK tho
Ripper hax skxin he<n ~ WORK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

CnicAso. June - Temperature 81 3
a. m.:: New 70 X. o.; Chicago. 4s;
Il. Paul. So; Winaipeg, IS; Nex Or
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xhe cerpss FIiled Dsbrfs Il J.hns-
ssun ;. rroisss = xv.s--A n.,s
esn Bssxes Ursn rx~ v.slvx.
nresstsE Dis<ss< Tie ese.s~ru
ks~.rasd ~ : ssA.sssx Hasvs.s-.
stvsA fsstsse ~ : ssrre : fal D.y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

HAkxisoxnunG. Va, June 4.-Ths
daaaage IN Ibis county hy food IN
exceed half u aaiiiicn.
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4 THE kGfNe full or TENAKTe.

This evening The ehariea bssgy cf d
young woman was uncovered short
distance Afvse the stone bridge. On
her finger WAS found q slender gold
ring. on The plate II which was en-
graved the initials X. j. She
wore 4 striped wooden dress and black
undcrskirt- The body was taken Ia
the Fourth ward school house. several
yellow dag. we're noticed sticking up
trun1 the black vreckagc above the
st0ic bridge This was nex plan
adopted b the sanitary corps to ii.di-
cate ~ what point bodies have been
located. Az it grows dark the flag
are still up. anu another day will
dawn upon the ipps! onel remains.
People who had lost friends and sup-
posed they had driftxtl ifit0s this fatal
place peefed down into the eharresl
Iuass IN vain er1deayor 10 recognize
the beloved features.
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l.'rtion Ia the price Of 81 our pattern and
i'd elegant line Of pattern and combination
Len marked down. and for the next ten
Sc 4 great opportunity forour lady custom
S1n,e 81 those beautiful Persian embroidered
!. low figure Ladies. this IS something you
neglect.
"a examine the line early ii the week
- offering special inducements in other
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

PAiLApxLrnsA. JuAe - A represen-
tative of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Hew York, stated today
that the con a.any would loss Si2a.O0o
BY deaths Ia rue CaneuaAagn valley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

the AbtIS!ss<fy ssssi<aY ssy
h.h.alsss Asss ss.a< wsst<rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

JeHnsTowx. June & Up 70 the raQ-
sed silies Of prosFest hill, The sasne Z,
which seyesal hundresi terror-ssrickesl
peopie iisd 10 cseaps she fiood. N A.
s0clatesi Press corrcs ponsitnf scra,,s-
baed this afternoon. He came mon i
pnealnonia seourge which bids iair fo
90 fofa number of the escaped VIC
TINS that the food could not. Death
has pursued tben to their highest
places, and terror viii not die. Every
iIftae house on the hill, aud there arc
hnndred or two Of hem had thrown
sts doors opea to receive the brui.esi
and hAif~clad fug:tives on Ihe dark
day Of the delsgr, and every one was
nov = Grade hospital. HALF the women
Who had scaled the hsiahts xere 80
overcpnze witt tEyrpr that they hase
been beG-ridden over since. There has
been pn5unaOuia o. the hin, hut only
. few isolated cases. To-Day. however.
scveral fresh ease< Developed among
the food fugitises. and Iccal pfly-
sieizia said the prospects for scourre
are al t<,o promising The enfeebled
condition of tie patients. the sln-
healthy atm osphers pre- sasiing the
valley and the necessarily close quar-
ters h which the people are crowded
rerder spread of the disease almost
ccrtasn.
izAIn Kok 5cfIxsr0ws's s woukps.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

A frequent visitor Ill the horrible
plsecs Il David John LexiS. All over
Julsnxf0Hn he rides q powerful gray
horse. and foeaeh one 81 meets wfos.
he klsOwn h~exesaifIss :. HAVE j; on secfs
my sisters Hardly waiting for re-
ply. he kaIIops away. either 10 seek H.
krtss to In0rgse or TO ride along the
river bark. One week ago Lewis was
worth 36e.O00, his money being in
vested in large commission business
the clothes on bis back and THAT Is all
his near relatives, his sisters Anna,
Lizzie and Ma8gie. The latter was
married, and her little boy and babe
were also crowned.
The Hood ansi ire claimed among Its
victims not only the living. hnt the
dead. To-day q handsome coffin WAS
found hall burned In some charfed
wreckage down near the point. In
side Was found the b<Niy Of man
shr0uied for hurixI. hut 50 scorched
about the head and face as 70 be nm
recognizable. The supposition i that
The house In which tie dead man had
laid had been crushed and the debris
consumed BY ire
A cLER0yMAxs N1RACUl.oSs ESCAPE
II. Klein claims the distinction Of
being the only New Yorker In Johns
town who escaped The Hood and the
honor ul having rescued or assisting 60
rescue sixty people His base OF oper.
Atiuns was the Merchants hotel, and
his plan was TO lift persons from the
windows of houses swimming lsy.
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US sze IL ! IN d4sl
: nfssDxxn <Asxx sss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
YER Srieeb5fe I'M aQsemsinen sa psrs

Der 6rteeb5fe I'M aasemsinen sl pers
perien?
Wer init Dem 4lten 10 riidbaltsIps
briat, burdtrtiit untuneis Der Dinse
NIT benz Neuen eletb mlbeiam bisielbe
Babn. Denn ntdts lit boltcmmen uno
miro bes MbihluHes tbsiltaftig.
Wir finb am Sdlulfe unierer Mb=
banoluns anselangt. Das getbren.
nunsstrperiment lit Die jiineite Sluft
rom pielUerStpeisten 8aume bes ugul.
turfampfes" i'm ertpeiterten Sinne oes
Wortes. Sn Der Natur bes Meniden
lieet cine Sdeu Dor ben 2e;bern Der
Tpoten uno cas- 8efreben> bielelben
mDsli&if intact gu erbalten. nsber
oteie G~brerbietung uub Nhtuns isben
td un1ere mpoernen Sc lbrenmunes
fnnatiter ted binreg unter allerbanb Der
9n9iene entlebnten gDrmdnoen, ue!de
BET ndberem 3uieben In nidts serrinnerl.
Was iene Neubeiten erionnen baben.
1T nur Die bireete uno mbewubte Nes
cation Ger drifItden Sheen. 0ie an
bic STEELE Der Taufe ba8 vWieeenfea",
10 leu all fteae bes driltti6en 8esrdbs
mites Gle MISUNDERSTANDING irsten.
Der Wioeriprud gesen ben Aufer.
itebnr9sgTauben 1T oas trtitenbe Wno.
ment IN Der 8sr6rennungsagitatipn.
Oamit TT Die fG1tite 8erartbeilung Der
Cremation ausgeiprodsn unb be frdis
tt8lte Sttse fir Die 2OOOidbti9e Site
beg driftli6en 8esrdbniiss. vSn
Qlem oas @esiemenoe", - iaet ihcn
Ir'ifoteles = uoenn nidt Segtides
eesiemt itd fur @Dtter uno Menl9en,
alh ntdt im Sempel unb beim 8es
srdbnib."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
@lId | m u ngIid.

v@sist bu ibon, liebe gmilte, tpel=
nneliid uniere 6reunoin gusenie
betrrfen bat? Sbr Brdutigana, Der
8femierlieutenant, 1T gum 9auptmann
iibsrsansen mcroen !"
vNh, Die mid bic Iermfe bauert ?
Ooh mag fe fih tpenigfens bannit trbs
ten, baB tbr 8rdnlisam BET Der Snfan
terie hient ; nenn Bel Der gabalerie tpdre
Ct ia iterritten unb Bel Der Mrtiacrte
sor iberfabren tpproen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Meber ,,@plfet att 9rei.
bunoSbtnttttel"

beHertt cine r5miide gorrefponbens Der
.Shlei. 0olts5tg.': uMngemah fdnst
man 3u beereften an, tparum man In
Berlin udbreno bes M~ufsntbalts 8Dnia
9umberts nidt bon Oeiferreid eelproz
den bat: man pubts niht. nie man es
Bate tbun tDnnen, UNI &atier Srans
Soiepb unb bic Staltener eletA3eittg sl1s
frteben su ifelen. Denn tpdbreno man
lit Berlin auf Die Sripel= @Qian3 ~toaitete
- oQetbings obne ben britten MQiirten
3u rennen =, gepann In Stalien bic
trrebentittih an Booen
unb rief an ntelen Often Staliens emit.
li4e nnruben herbor. Mas tie SIRE
oentiifen noQen, ueib Senermann 3us
nddf Trient unb Tliet, oann Ni3la
uno @oritca, enolid oas Teiin. SIR
ben IuSenblid beiddftigen tie iia nur
NIT Trient unb Trief; Der sanse Selo=
aug, ben tie fibren, gilt Oeiferrei9 ; uuo
tpenn aud nur bic Mitslieoer Der du=
Beriten 2intsn i'm italienilden 8arIa=
ment, an ibrer Spibe Cr. Smbriani,
ofen ben Rrieg sesen Oeterreid preoi.
gen, 10 meiB bod SebermanrL baB Elm
grocer Tbeil Der Staltener NIT 6ers llno
seele ben irreoentiftiden @sbnnten uno
3ielen natetett. Die Stimmung Sta
liens eegen Seiterrei6 lit nirgenos In
Sta[ien unbetannt unb bdlt AUDI mir
senos nit ibren Ms~,.serunsen 3urid, am
menisfen in Gom ielbf. Stan Bore
nur Die Bel ieoer selesentliGen Demon
itrotion ausgeltobeneu &uie: vNieoer
NIT Oeiierreid !" Man Iele nur Die
italteniideu, unb beionbers bic rbmiiben
3eitunsen! Ser In Som fart perbrei.
tete Diritto madt 0rn. grispi gun,
gortpnrf, oob er eeleBentlih Der 8erliz
ner Reiie feline 8ortebalte binftdtliG
Erient's uno Trisit's gemodt babe.
Sun anoeres 8latt iaet: uMu6 mir
uo0en cas 8lnoniB NIT Deatl@lano,
unter Der 8%soinsung ieood> baB Die
po0e giniguns Stoliens bereeiteQt peroe
Nob 1T tie es niht. 6r Grispi lit su
wsit eegansen, als CT BON Dem Sreuno:
Notwithstanding beioer 2dnoer (Stalien
uno DeutidIano) iprad ; mir peroen
ert at bem Sage bon Sreunbihaft
iprehen, 100 bic 9eutiden uns nidt
mebr baron berbinbern tperben, einen
6afen uab eiue maritime gone uns ana
sueisnen, Die uns BON RehtS peeeu ee
b6ren uno bic un8 nptbmenotg ftnb."
@ieber Elm anoeres rDmilhes Blatt ruit
aus: uWitS es etnea teilsern 8ries
seten ais oen> mo- Stalien zines Gags
ale 8rcpinSen, Die italieniid iinb coer
es fin ioaten, itd 3uriide,obern miro 2"
Die Gribuna nimmt iosar niht ben
minoeften Anftano, DftntIih init biirreu
8orten ausyuiprehen: v@ir tperben
aaeseit bic TripelsQ aians befdmpfen>
neil fte uns 3tpinat, bic nod bon italics
n,i6em Biut rauhenbe 6ano Defer
reihs a1 briiden uIn." Iie &reua,ei=
tuns fam nidt iusen, baB Die opritebenbe
sdIceruns bon Der stimmuns. tuelde
in einem nidt unbebeutenceu EbeiL Der
italiemiden Brefe gum Musorud fomne,
ii5ertrieben lei, inbe1en biirfs man bofs
fem, tab Grispi gnersis senlS entuideln
rperoe, I'm oieien 3eltelunsen 0err gu
tuer0en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
s m er oerfelbe E.

9rofe1or ber gbiloiopbie {auf cine
nidtsiasenre asu6eruns einel iunsen
Dame): u@omit molsn Sic bas BE
ueiIen, a~mndberno besriinoen, ober
burh trelhe Bepeismiltel 70 tpabr=
ihelnIih MAIDEN, baB bas, mas Sic
seiagt baben, bic RDeliGteit elmer
Wab,ibeinliGfeit bat?"