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The advocate., 1890-03-06

Let me remind them Of a little history.
Dudley O. Haskell, (peace to his sou) was
elected by Republican, Greenbackers, on
a Greenback (Republican) platform. No
prOosd filse 10 his pledges and u traitor 10
his cOnstituents. A certain United States
Senator from Kansas, writes letter, the
sentiments contained in which, cause a
Kansas City paper TO fear that the sena-
tor has been exposed to the clOthes he more
dur5ng his 0yeenback craze. Noble Prentiss
writes laudatory notice Of certain
Kansas Republican Editor, appointed to a
Federal Office, and finds only one item
against him--He ran off after the Green
back craze But Mr.. Prentiss finds an
apology for him, in the fact that GH tho
Republican County and State plaJ0rms
mere flIed 0ith Greeaback doctrine at that
time. What have the Republicans, who
were elected upon those platforms, done
for the people2 In Democratic States, the
same tactics produced the same results,
and Democrats were sent TO Congress, to
forget their pledges and betray the peo-
pie. During two presidential campaigns,
the National Democratic and Republican
parties, We'd with each other In the for
mutation OF platforms with Greenback
and anti-National Bank planks therein.
What was the result2 Jas b. Wea0er l0ds
Jeatea, and the National Bankers, Of both
parties, laughed in their sleeves, at the
clever manner in which they had out
witted the people. Now | want to ask
one question; Are-the-psopIe-tO-alyoW-them-
seloes-to-bsJ00led-agaia?
If the answer is No-then they must
do one of two things Either the Alliances
in all the States must join the Union La
bor party in body or else, the Various
State Alliances must send delegates TO a
conference or convention to organize a
new National Political Organization,
Again, ask, "What is the matter with
the Labor Union party? AwayIll with
animosities, jealousy, and petty differences
Of opinion Adjust all minor differences.
Let go to the dogs, such little side is
sues as Tariff, Race Question, Bloody
Shirt, Prohibition, Resubmlssion, &C., &C.,
and unite upon the pressing living issues
Of the day-Noaey, BoadS and Baaks-
Trdnsp0rtati0a,-Land Monopoly-Trusts
and Combines-Gambling in Futures
Watered Stock-Ballot Rerorm-&c., &C.,
and having agreed and united, present a
solid front and press on to VictOryU l
should like to hear from the "Leaders' OF
the movement, upon this question, through
the columns Of THE ADVOCATE II is true
| am mere nobody-"a high private in
the rear rank"-.But Bro. McLallin--I
have been in the harness since Peter
Cooper ran for the presidency, and l
should supremely enjoy seeing the eagles
Of victory perch upon the banners Of the
people-6g0re I die,
Respectfully,
Gro. c. WARD,
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb 27th, 1890.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-03-06

sTOCK--THE sEoRETARY's OFFICE RE-
MOVED TO TOPEKA.
The following facts were furnished the
CapitaJ for publication on Feb. 2S:
The board Of directors Of the Kansas
Alliance exchange, which Is the business
branch Of the Farmers Alliance met in
this city yesterday in special session.
There were present A. II. Benson, pres
dent; Edwin Snyder vice-president; II.
w. sandusky, secretary; $. p. King, treas
urer Directors, ]. X, p, House, Fred L.
Baily and A. w. Hayes.
The business Of the exchange was
found in good condition and rapidly in
creasing.
A permanent judiciary committee con-
slsting Of A. w. Hayes, l.. p. King and
II. W. Sandusky was appointed to whom
should be referred all matters relating to
the proper construction OF the constitution
and bylaws, and the committee was
directed to prepare circular letter
setting forth their rulings and decisions
with regard to the constitution Of the
exchange.
Arrangements for handling live stock
were made with the American Live Stock
commission company, and Edwin Snyder
IA member Of the board) was elected to
represent the exchange with said Live
Stock company. lie will be found at the
office Of the Live Stock company at the
stock yards in Kansas City, prepared to
look after consignments Of stock from
members Of the Kansas Alliance exchange
company
II was decided to remove the office Of
the secretary from McCune to Topeka,
Directors Hayes and King were en-
ployed to assist in the work Of the office
Of the secretary and business agent and
directed TO devote as much time thereto
as the requirements Of the business may
demand.
Edwin Snyder resigned the Office Of
vice-president and j. X p. House was
elected to all the vacancy
j. X. p, House resigned as member Of
the executive committee and A. w. Hayes
of Topeka was elected to ill the vacancy.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
board Of directors, to occur In April, was
dispensed with.
The advocate., 1890-03-06
FOR BUSINESS.
The Farmers Alliance Ready to Handle
Produce.
n W. GILRUTH.

THE BUSINESS BRANCH OF THE GREAT orr
GANIzATION COMPLETES ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE HANDLING or GBAIN AND LIVE
sToCK-rHE sEoRETARYs OFFICE RE-
MOVED TO TOPEKA.
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paid $4,000 to bring them home they
should be put to work on the roads
Immediately on arrival.
Rep. Rosa withdrew his Amend.
ment, and the reference to commit
tee carried.
Minister Brown moved to refer
the following items to the military
committee: Kings Guards, $685.
600; Bands, flags, and salutes,
$4,000; Aid to volunteer military
companies, $500
Rep. Rosa supported the motion
and it passed.
Old account A. W. Herring
uniforms S6O3,5l, interest Sl4l.46,
total $7I5.
Rep. Brown moved TO refer TO
same committee as previous items.
Carried.
The committee rose, reported its
proceedings, and asked leave to
sit again. Adopted.
The President read au invitation
W ihCihhcto w ueIcud SiuSiiS SAei-
cises of St. Louis College ut 8 p. IN.
Friday.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing committee to visit Molokai:
Rep. Paehaole, Mobiles Won Temps
key and AIorsden, Reps. Nawahi,
Rice, and Kalua, Mobiles Burchardt,
Macfarlane, pua, Phillips, and Nc
earthly, Reps. Il. w. Wilcox and
White. The last named was at his
request excused.
At 4:l0 the House adjourned.
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HEWETT & JACOBSEN,
Accountants, Collectors, Commission Agents and
Custom House Brokers.

Are AZ all times prepared to per
form any description of Clerical Work,
such rs Auditing Accounts, Posting up
TraaesmGp's Books. Making Inventories
Of Stock, kngf"ssing Legal Documents,
Etc. Competent AID Reliable Freight
Clerks for the delivery and tallying of
cargnea.
GsY- Office al HUsrAcE II ROBERTSON 8,
Queen street Post Office Box 1879 biu.
tusl Telephone ~: Bell Telephone Ala
Lbi If
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Island Views.

A LARGE assortment Of Photographs
IA aud Stereoscopic Views VI the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc,
In these Islands, for sale ut reasonable
prices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
2SU9 II
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Furnished House TO Let

ssv. A A;,F waikiki, two story
A1sEAsS ~ House, containing six
G2 rooms nicely furnished, with
kitchen, lanai, bath and servants rooms,
stable, etc, toilet for a few months at a
reasonable rate. Or rooms will be let
singly with good table board.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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Co-partlGfSDip Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
~ of the Hawaiian Hotel Stables Co
has been reUrganized. George w. Mac
farlane, Il. r. Miles, w. Austin Whit
ing, trustee and Thos. S. Kay, have re-
tired from said firm and all interests
are now vested in ID. Paul r. Isenberg,
w. Ii. Cornwell and S. J.. Shaw, who
as co-partners under said firm name
will carry on the business of Hack,
Boarding and Livery Stables and In
porters and Dealers in Live Stock.
Cornwell, resident of Wailuku, Maui.
Shaw & lscnberg, residents OF Homo
lulu.
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NOTICE to HoRsEMEN

The Celebrated Run
SSA l. ming Stallion "She-
1ESA nandoah" will stand
~ this season ut the
Z~EssS- Woodlawn Dairy;
terms $50. For further particulars
apply at the Dairy. 5s5 3m
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TO LET
Sale of Fancy Articles |

THERE will be sale OF Fancy Artl-
i cles, chiefly Hawaiian, at Queen
Emma Hall, on FRIDAY, July IL,
1890, for the benefit of that institution.
Refreshments will be served. 5S4 I'd
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Valuable Property For Sale

.e,AA ON Nnuanu Avenue,
Afas " newly furnished 2-story
ssA House containing 8 rooms,
kitchen, bathroom. closets, carriage
house. stable, henery. etc. Grounds
contain 2 2.10 acres, well laid out in
lawns, shade and fruit trees. flowers,
etc. viii be sold low, with or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in a
firstclass residence, as the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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spelterine.

THE best remedy for
% l. wounds, ulcers,
tAsBNA gals, proud flesh and
. sores of every descrip-
Z-~-sS.Azs-aA--- ton TO persons or anil
mails. Adopted by leading horse rail-
road, club and livery stables, etc., In
the United States and elsewhere. We
are prepared to prove this statement by
testimonials aud references to planters
and liverymen In this Kingdom.
Apply TO
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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FOR SALE

EIREWOOD for sale at Hawaiian
II Commercial Salesrooms, corner OF
Queen and Nuuanu slreets 466 II
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LADIES' NURSE.

MRS. MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
ll removed TO No. 8, Rukui lane.
Feb.14BD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

Sdpa9er 1roH. Serr: .9tlio.
9err abuofat, sic 9lauben, baB i'd
ntetnen Rro;eB nerliere?- &bno.
tat; rSie niat - b69iteus Sbre
&tnbe8ttnher.a
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lti9cr, oas mir es nidt n6tbig babcn,
unlercn |eieru cincn auicntbalt am
Straube bclonSers 81 empfcblet. SSem
inrr1cr eS mD9lib mar, ain MfeereSnfer
Der Grbuluu9 81 pflegcn, Der bat bic
@elegenbeit beniist uno au8gelliitt nno
bertt 9erre Der j3eit, iuo ietn Slid li9
in Der llnenblt6feit be8 Scans Dcrlor.
8ielelt Uerben mir aarnst germ anI6es
nommcre Grinuerungen lpadrufen,
rpcnrt mir bente einen 2beil unierer
amerifanii6cn SeebGOcr III tbren 2ebet
urb Ireibsn betradten.
8iencidt ben 9rObten 9erfsbr iDeilt
bas befannte @oneD SSiano anf Die
iiibwcitlidite 2anojun0e Der Snisl
Cong SSslanS, bic BON 9iep Oorf aus
10 bequem CREDIT Miro. Sier Wtonate
i'm Sabre lit bas iilberiauoi9e llfer
Der ,Sauin6eninlel" bu6itabltd pom
menI6li6en @eien bcSedt, IS lit fur
GGe &aum: fir 2trn nllb &ei9.
Goney Sslanb erpeiit iid bem9smtdb
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gu Song YranG.

al cireln Gage iibsr 1000 Oamen.
Das 9errenbaO lit nod GROCER cs ent'
bGlt ni9t neniser alS 700 9robe
Hdurte. auBerSem sibt cS sin sroBes
9emeinI9aftli6eS 9ab = Gin iogenaul.
ties v9oltsba6," weld)es in unierem
8ilbe ~barseftelt lit. Cine Uielbunoerts
f0pfige Mssnge turlnclt iid bier bon
Sriib bis in bie 9ta9t bi,eiit in ben
branbenSen utlb i6Gumenben @elen.
Tim Die ansemeire 0ultbarfeit gu itei'
germ, lit Die Ginri6tun9 setroffen, baB
nit @intritt Der SiniteruiB elettrii6e
9ugeln ober @id)trdSer ben lpeiten
@aGerraum in magii9e Seleu6tung
taufeu. Gin folder rolenoer Slau1s
menitern fat mitunter bic 2en6tfraft
pom $4,000 aer5en.
Sm ibrem t1orblideu Tbeile lit Die
atlantii9e Siite ser Ser. Staatcn BON
SecbdSern f0r1llid s%arnirt, NIB u9jere
%faibiouablen see : &urorte petteiiern
felt Sabr uuo Gag barin, eS BEN curo'
pdiI6en 8orbil6ern ;uoor Sl tbun.
Die alneritanii9e Seefuite lit aber aud
fir 8abe;pede ipie sei9affen. = Can't
unb wei9 idmiegt iid oas Wieer oil
bas @eitabe unh Die i6Dnen amerifane'
rinren habeu ntdt u0t9ig, ibre 6iibe
Dor 0~ertetunsen gu I4iisen, ipie tire
SGweiterlt su Gtretat ODER Brighton,
%faIbionabten europdii1en Seebdbsrn,
ipelGe berbe Strobpantoffeln anlegelt
miilien, bepor iie 1T bic 9raubun9 ftet
gen. Die sait3e 8iiite lit nit einem
ungemeiu weiBen, feinen Sauo beitrert,
Der oaS @aten in bemIelben 81 einenl
wabren S~ersnii9en madlt.
Oas bewestelte 0eben fOnSeutrirt iiG
ipobl in Gong Brand, bent 9ieblin9ss
aufentbalt Der Stem Yurfer ele9auten
@elt. Nui cine babe Nfiaion Sez
lu6er idast MO bic id9rlid,e Srequenj
bon Ntlantic GitD, Der vSudferitabt
an Der &c.," aber bas 0eben bort ut
eintDnig urb farblcs. Im IQernobels
ften gift 9temport int fleinen Staate
G9obe Sslau6, pel9eS Der 0tenbrSs
polsplat Der amerifanil6eu pIriitos
fratie" lit.
@en1t bic SeebaSer llur eiuent al,
senleineu bysieniiden 8ebiirfniiie bic
lleil, ilebcu 6ielcm aber aud alerlei <s
iprii6e al bas 9eleal9aftli6e 2eben
IteGen, gibt eS anScrieitS Seebeilanital,
ten, weldeu ausi9lieBli6 Die 0fone offs
ioldeu ;uidlt. @S itnb bieS Die See
boipi,e, bereu 9eitebet iid i'll 9anfe
Der Seit ais duserit ie9ensrci9 eripieien
bat. Die erite lol9c Illftalt bat Ihon
gu Grlbe beS uori9cn Sabrbunbert8
@n9lanb errtdtet unb leitbcr baben Die
3ulturitaaten bas Sciipiel na69cahmt.
@6brenb MN aber bur6me9 Die Ger
boipiSe fir ifropbulOie Sinber allcin CT
ri6tct wlroen, lit man bier5ulanoe einen
Sdriti peiter 9egan9en nnb bat ald
nS.---~HAa~a
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f9f.
.Wie pisl lit bapon seloscn, DOT
tor p. frus er baum ipSttij9.
.Mi9t inebr OILS f~anSesibli9 +; sic
fonnen es detroit a%ufnebnen."
nSu, ia; cisentli6 bat es nur sSns
terelie fur bic Holi3et, uub uniere Weis
fum9en iinb in bteier 8e3iebnrg itren=
ger 9emorben. sic miIen bas redt
gut"
Der Supporter lette ii9 auf einen
Stubl; er iab III bielem au9enblid
redt alt un6 binfdHig aus.
r9iebmen Sie es rtur," ia9te er leiie.
r@ean bic Serren BON Ser Boli3ei
niisten, ipie bart baS Brob eines Res
porters lit, 70 ipiirOen tie ni6t unn0t6ts
Saran bsrumi6neiSelr. GU lte6er
Soft, Die Meni6en fperben ni9t f9leds
ter bapou, mem, iie fritz Mor9ens beim
Saffce lelen, Dap bier Giner perbungert
unb % GiHer ermtorbet lit, ipdbren6 fte
iatt in i0ren iidercn 8etten la9en."
.Ibcr baS Publifum lou ni1t our9
falldc ooer iibertriebete gsri9te uil.,
u6tbis beinrubist %iperben," ert8esfete,
Der &ebafteur. Limb mas Sbr? parties
Srob betriHt, Doctor, 10 meine i'd, bab
es lei6t 9erlis bel eiriem Seioel @9tsn
perbient pirb."
rSte f0nneu ii6 bel MIR" iaste ser
alte rubis, ben moralii6en Con ipaz
rell Sire 8eoenfen baben bod MIR
ben 3med, ben @ertb meiner Irbeit
berabjuOrideu. Glio, mic ntel moleh
sic 9eben?"
r8rsi Wtarf," laste Ser &sbatteur
unb 9riff II, cine nebert linn iteben6e
@elbi9minge, ipdbrerb CT nit Der dnbes
ZEN Sanb eiueu SruGerjunsen berbet>
tpt1ffe ul1o ben 3ettel ab9ab.
rOret Marf!" b0bnte Srant9. vOaS
befon1mt jeber Slidl9uiter, fpentt ct
eiriett Stiefel berteitert."
rStieiel ii1b audi Icbr niielid," be.
lebrte Der Reoaftelr uno idob ben 9lGa,
set1beu 9baler builder.
r@r lit bod e6t?" frug Sranid beis
6enb. rSeitbem i'd porbin Sas fali9e
Ding seieben babe, lpiire i6 10 elm
idmferises gefiiDl srpii6en BEN Sim
9ern."
sd oenfe, GOttor, bus mar fulides
4apiersclO ?"
Der Supporter bate ben Tbaler ein>
seitedt unb bic Tbiirtlinfe in Die Sanb
9enommen. 9lm @rsgange brebte ct
iid nod einmal I'M urb ia9te init einem
9tftigeu 0adeu: rgSilien sic mas,
8erebrteiter? Sir bas 2umpenselo
fam i6 Sbl,eu feillcn fall6en Sauiero>
nlarfi6ein porlii9ell, bafiir frie9en Sic
ltur bic gan; genleiile @abrbeit. a6er
resen sic lid ia nid)t crtf, Der GSti9 lit
in;nilden pohl ifon Seiett, unO wentt
Sic aud biSpeileit in oaS ge;riebe Der
Welt9ei6idte cil9retfcn, BON bent
S6nungrabe bcr Qanpfprelie perSer
Sic pobl SIRE wcrtben SduOe fern
balten. @uteu Mor9en."
SrauBen auf Der StraBe redte er
betbe grine lpie Gin Turner aus utb
lad)te noh eiunal 10 re9t in9rtmmis.
.IB, baS tbut mobl, Dem Splf NAL
Gins auS3ulpiideu. SO tanit mid bas
Gutter ~foitcl1, aber i6lintmer ais bis
gum &erbun9ern tommt's bod ttidt.
limb an Grbe f0nnen sic mid nod gar
ntdt einrlal entbebrer. - 0dmmert ba
ni9t idon Die Come berauf? 8, bu
beiliges 9i9t, bait on es nod INNER
nt4t iatt, bieie ndrrii9e @elt 3u be-
i6eiuen?"
0oftor Sranif iette ben Stod frdf>
tig alf baS 4flaitcr lt1O cntferrte ii6
NIT itrammen S@ritten. Ointcr INN
italnpite ullO itObntc bic 0ruferprciie
aus Der 9iefe beralf.
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(5urtieburg fot9t.)
Ameri6nniJd5e 5ee6dOer,
fatten fir Seid nnn arn,.
Sung na0 alt.

Sor,dss Der amerifaniSdtn sftIamtifthite fur
8ase,we9e eones SsIano eesboipise
uus ibre Seseutuns fur bic Sinner uns
Grauem Ser aIrnaea.
Der GinHuB, iuelden bie Seelni It unb
bas nit i9r %perbunSene Saocn in Der
Ialsiseu 6lutb auf Die SOrpertbati9feit
auSiiben, lit Gin 10 uibeltrcitbar 9iir'
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Gnber ben ertpa6nfeu wabnsn beiSr.
bern nod jablrei6e Dampfer bic Babe.
nno Experimentation nod Der be-
lisbten r9nlel.@
Wie MGes, m6s Nmeritaner iu's &c.
ben rufen, sroBartis anselest lit, sci1.
nen iid aud bic Babeetnri9tnusen aili
Gomez SslanS in biefem Siniie aus.
60 entbalt beilpielsweiie bas Dameri.
BAD auf Der Manbattanfiiite 400 sro6e
Gdur1e, Die fdrtlntltG nit @aS unb
l~aufenbem @aiier perfeben iinb. Sn
Siefen ausseocbnten 8dumert baben oft
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als cin iegenipsnbenber i3ufu4tsort.
Se1s perj9teSene Giienba1nelt ftihren
Die Bcin9er mad, BEN 5 Sabeanftals
ten, in ipslden iid 3uiammem msbr ola
90 Sotels befiribeu, Die un9efdbr eben'
fopiel Midioien Dollars 9efoitet boz
ben. gaf Sen erndbnten 8abnlirien
herridt cine beitdnbt9e 8~0lfertpanSe'
ruug, beuu oil Cont urto SetertaSett
fteisert iid bic Srequen3 beS etrsiser
Ba6epunttes an Der %iosenan1ten Wtan'
hattantafteH BITS auf 20.00Q gerionsH.
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bcrarti9e aujtalten fir frante nnS
IIlpabe Sinoer ~iiberbaupt in'S 2ebcn
9erufen.
Gin iolde auitalt lit Dos Seebab gu
RofafpaD arf Gong SSlanb. Oiele
n%obltbdtige Iuitalt lpurbe 3uu6fit BON
ser MISUNDERSTANDING (Relief
Association in iueitlidcn 1bct(e uon
Stem 9orf ms Sebeu gcrrfcil, ult arlnel
u1b tranfen 9inoern (unO 6rauen) beS
s~enanltcn StaottbcileS @~elesenbeit
gum 8aben 3u 0ebeu ; balb abcr wurs
Sen l1ipahe unb frduftide Sinber aud
aus anbereu StaOttbeilen 5u9elaiieu.
sic lperoer nrent9eltli9 mad 6odamaD
beforbert, bort ar;tli6 bebanbelt unS
erbalten nit ibren Miittern freie lii.
tertunft unb freie seinnbe 8efDitigun9.
Seben Morgen unb Gbero per6en bic
Slsinen (iiebe infer 9ilo) in bic 8eLlen
gefiibrt iie i6etnen fi9 ipObl 3u Ses
aim elm fpeuto Dor benz falten Clement
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geebab fir franfe &tnber.
su i9euen ; areiu bieie Saeu lit balb
i~iberpunben uno bas Baben 9erpabrt
ibneu bann 9roBes 0ersntSert DaB
es ibnen Die @eiunbbeit brtn8e, 1T fuobl
au6 Der @uuid ces meni9enfrenros
liden 2eiers.
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gei BEN Gifenbabneu Der
Ser. Staaten iinb mad einem ftas
tiiIii9en 8eri9t 7O4,743 Seute ange'
iteIt, ODER $50 fir iebe Strede bon 100
meileu.
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aus benz gyamen. Gramiua,
tor; .Derr &anSioat, mo befinoet Ii6
= ab9efebcn bon abnormitdten = itets
Die 9ebcr?A = Graminanb: vSn
Der eebcrfpurit, Serr RrOfeiiOrl
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-13
CHAPTER Nv

After crossing number of islands in the
Ncva and as many bridges of almost every
possible shape and size-some of iron and
beautiful, others built of wood and not too
secure-you reach, at last, the other bank of
the vast river where you find yourself in
another world
Low huts, half underground, wooden
stables and tumbledown fences are here re-
fected in the waves of the Neva. Not a
trace here OF streets or squares of sidewalks
or pavement; here the hutS are huddled to-
gether, there they stand like the squares OF
a chessboard and again they appear isolated
and alone. Smoke covers the whole place
and you breathe it; the muddy soil looks
like asphalt. the city shows but one side, a
mean, wretched suburb, and in the opposite
direction stretch out as far as the eve can
reach the sad plains and dismal swamps of
1ngermannland.
There are the boundary lines OF the city
OF Peter the Great; beyond these the town
seems to be unwilling 10 extend. No one
lives here who is not compelled to do so: the
city authorities seem actually to have for
gotten this part OF the town and no land
owner or speculator has yet attempted to i'm
prove this forsaken suburb.
The opulent residents of Petersburg are
not even aware of the existence of such mis-
erable outskirts of the magnificent and gor-
geous capital o. the empire. None but poor
people live here This is the only refuge
that is left them. To be sure, life is no.
where as dear as in Petersburg, only in this
one suburb prices are reasonable and living
cheap but then, people live here on half
spollt fish and cucumbers, because both
may be had for mere song. The poorest
man can exist here for few cents day. 1t
takes not less than three hours to reach the
center of the city, and those who reside here
are virtually separated from the other in
habitants of Petersburg.
In one of the most wretched parts Of this
miserable suburb there stood q wooden hut.
which sought support from an adjoining
church. The decayed appearance of this
wretched hut defed description. The root
had fallen I'M the walls sunk into the
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ground; the only window hardly reached
above the swampv soil, in which the whole
hut threatened to sink and vanish. In the
middle part there was a dark vaulted room,
and on the right hand door might be read
"Sewing Needles & Yarn For Sale Here. |"
At the window sat an old woman knit
ting. A child was asleep on the ledge of
the big stove. The woman was not over 40,
but misery and want had made her hair
gray and covered her face with wrinkles.
She wore wadded gown and had a
yellow handkerchief about her head.
The child might be years old. A sheep
skin cloak, intended to provide for rapid
growth, reached down to his feet, which
woman was whispering prayers without in
terrupting her work. The little boy blew
into his chilled hands and tried to attract
the old woman's attention. At last he
cried:
Mother, am SO coldP'
You good for nothing! Breathe into
your hands, Andrew, and you will soon be
warmp'
"Why don't you buy wood. mother?.. 1t is
no longer so dear. The sexton bought
whole wagon load yesterday for ruble. !"
Because, first. YOU must have the ruble.
Just wait till the first of the month. Then
your brother will get money. Then well be
nice and warm here"
1.-Two days longer, and to-day have had
no breakfast at all! am hungry, mother,
give me something to eat!'
"Wait, child; at 6 you will have dinner"
"What will there be for dinner?"
"What we always have. There is some
bread left and four cucumbers."
Every day the same thing" and the poor
boy began to cry. At that moment some
one knocked very gently. The woman rose
to open the door and whispered to little
Andrew as she passed him:
behave nowi You know it is not nv
fault. Quick! Dry your tears. Somebody
is coming!"
She drew the latch and: opened the door.
On the threshold stood young girl; her
pretty, sunburnt face had the color of health,
her features were pleasing and cheerful, her
hair light and her hands showed that they
were familiar with work. She was wrapped
in warm fur cloak and her feet were pro-
tected by comfortable boots lined with fur.
Her simple dress was utterly lacking in ele-