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Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
FOOD ON TAP.

peripatetic Kitchens to Flood New York
 and Cooks to Be Dethroned.
 Turn the crank and get dinner.
 That's about what it's come to now. For years we have been turning tho crank and getting gas and water, and of late heat has been brought along un- der the streets and into our homes, but now the climax is to be capped, it seems. Food is to be brought to us in a sort of movable kitchen.
 A certain food supply company, which originally broke loose in Boston, is about to erupt this city. Itpromises much, and alleges that it has fulfilled even more in the "City of Beans"
 For instance, you can order dinner served you in the park or on an [" station stairway, and prompt to the minute there it will be.
 Moreover, they promise that it will be good. It will come in a queer shaped vehicle and be served by man with progressive ideas.
 To supply out of the way places with meals is not the main idea of the scheme. Itisproposed to invade homes and abolish kitchens. This is direct blow at the great army of cooks, who, up to date have reigned supreme. They have had us in their entire keep ing-not only our health, but our do. nestle happiness as well; and now, at last, they arc to be undone. g. Just think of itl
 No moro ''What shall we have for dinner, dear2"
 No more underdone fish and burned up mutton.
 No more dinners on. sardines because the market man had forgotten to send the roast of beef around-and that al. ways happens, you know, when you have asked Smith homo to take Dot luck" with you, trusting that there would be something especially good to eat.
 No more vexed wives with red faces, burned fingers and an inclination to be snappy, all because some little pastry did not come out just right. The food -on-tap company is to have number of kitchens located in differ ent parts of the city, and from these kitchens send out supply wagons rgged like humble bee, with a hot and cold end From one end of this wonderful wagon you can draw out hot coffee and from the other end ice cream. But what 8 picnic these wagons will be for the small boy when they get to be plenty on the streetsl I can imag. inc the street Arab now 'tcutting on'' behind, turning the faucet and getting his fill of soup or lemon sherbet. Don't fear but that the small boy will have fun with this peripatetic cookeryl The very sight of them will smell good-New Yeek Heea1d.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
DEEIGHTEUL TRIPS.

Now is the opportunity to enjoy sail on the Hudson River.
 t A special feature of the schedule now in operation on the Central New Eng land & Western R. R. is the good con- nection made with the boats of the Hudson River Day Line at Rhinecliff both north and south bound.
 It is certainly delightful trip. and one that all should take when bound for New York, Brooklyn, Yonkers, West Point, Newburgh, Pokeepsie, Hudson, Catskiu or Albany; good connections al- so made at Albany with express trains for Saratoga, Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks.
 Take the train leaving Hartford at 8.15 8. m., Winsted 9.39. Norfolk 1O.O4 Canaan 1925, Boston Corners l1.O4, ar irving at Rhinecliff at 1920, p. m. Boat going south leaves at 1925. Train returning leaves Rhinecliff at 23O D. m. after the arrival of the boat from the south, arriving at Boston Corners B. 43, Canaan 433, Norfolk 4.57, Winsted 5.26, Hartford 6. 45 p. m.
 It is also said that as soon as the summer trains of the Ulster & Delaware R. R. are put on, good connection will also be made at Rhinecliff by ferry to Rondout with the trains of that road, for the Catskill Mountain resorts, also that through ticketswill be put on sale and baggage checked through.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
KENT.
Deferred.)


 MT Rufus Fuller and family have re- turned to Kent for the summer Mrs Henry Post has moved into M. o. Gibbs tenant house at the upper end of Main St. t......J. N. Pratt gave barn raising entertainment Saturday last, and few of those who attended gave little en- tainment of their own while there. Rev B. M. Wright preached to the children Sunday morning. A Child ren's day service was given in the even- ing. Flowers were abundant and beau tiful. .... Religious services are still continued at the town hall nearly every evening, conducted by Rev Santmeyer assisted MT Sanford, and are we'll at- tended. The concert, which has been in course of preparation several weeks under the efficient leadership of Prof Howard Smith, was given at Congl church on the evening of the 10th inst by Kent Choral Union, and, much to the satisfaction of all concerned, prov ed grand success. An audience of 300 people filled the church At eight o'clock the performers, about 35 in number, appeared upon the stage, form ing fine tableau vivant in the glare of the foot-ights. The music was of a high order, and the entire programme carried out as arranged. Mrs B. J.. Ingersoll presided at the piano, as &C., companist. The choruses were good, and the solos, duetts, and quartetts de- serve special mention. all being we'll rendered, the hearty applause proving appreciation. The instrumental music by Messrs H. Bossert, violin; R. M. Gibbs, cornet; and J. J. Karl, piano, to this musical treat. Prof Smith has done much to bring out the musical this first attempt in concert music should certainly encourage the Union to continue. Let the good work go on.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
LETTER FROM MEGA UNEE, MICH.

Editor of the Neus
 Enclosed find $5 % to pay my arrears and credit me balance to keep the CONN WESTERN NEWS coming. I have to have it, but often think how few names, comparatively, are familiar to me now to eighteen years ago when I left old Salisbury. I have made the trip eleven times since I left, but they are less fre- quent now than when an old Each. D It used to be, merely to pack grip and start; but now there is the large girl and three little girls to be thought of.
 We of course are feeling the stringen- cy in the iron market, as iron is what we rely on here. The ore shipments are hardly to be compared with the same date last year, and nothing the amount will be shipped. The Lake Superior district furnished over nine million tons last year. It has got to be quite the fashion here to say ''times are hard," though I think we feel it as mildly here as most any where in the country.
 have been kept nicely busy as I am running branch store about thirty miles from here; have six clerks and have to handle good many goods to even pay expenses. The delivery sys- tenn here is large item of expense, as I keep five horses and it takes two men with them.
 1have thought I should see you in tins country some time. Come out and we will show you an iron country that will make old Salisbury look quite a retail business THOMAS M. WELLS, Negaunee, Mich, June 10, 1881.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's g Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as we'll, or that have given such univer- sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not fol- low their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. w. H. Camp, Druggist
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24

An aged couple returned to Glaston- sence of tifty-three years. It took them in 1888 three weeks and two days to make the journey from Glastonbury to Illinois. They returned in one day and two nights.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
IA HAN
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RV.

The Direct Route to and from Chicago Joliet Ottawa Peoria, La Sale, Moline, Rock Island in ILLINOIS Davenport Muscatn', OttuInwa, Oskaloosa, Des Moincs, Wintersct, Audubon, Harlan and Council Bluffs. in IOWA; Minneapolis and St. Paul. in MIN. EESOTA; Watcrtown and Sioux Falls, in DAKOTA Cameron, St. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI; Omaha, Lincoln, Fairbury ana Nelson, in NEBRASKA; Atchison, LcavcEw"rth, II"rtcn, peka, Hutchinson, Wichita Bclevile, Abilcc, Bodgc City, Caldwell, in KANSAS; King1isher, Fl Reno and Minco, ill INDIAN rERRlTORY Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, n COLORADO. Trlverses of rich farming
 nd grazing lands aordirg the best facilities of inter-
 communication to all towns and cities east and west northwest and southwest of Chicago and to Pacific and Tans oceanic seupcrts.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24

Enough as Good as Feast.
 Young Choteau-So you think these shirts will wear well, do you2 Enthusiastic Clerk-Yes, sir; they will wear for months and months.
 Choteau-Then will take just one. -Clothier and Furnisher.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24

Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe was 80 years old on Sunday, 14inst. The fla nous author of Uncle Toms cabin is in good health and cheerful mind.
Connecticut western news., 1891-06-24
MEMORABLE EVENT.
DEDICATION OF SOLDIERS
 MONUMENT.

Salisbury Dedicates Lasting Tribute to the Memory of Her Patriotic Soldiers.
 Last Wednesday was gala day for the quiet little village of Salisbury. For months the inhabitants have been in busy preparation and arrangements for the act which was to culminate in show ing the esteem with which they cherish ed the memory of those men who, when the nation called for defense, left their pleasant and quiet homes in that most beautiful of little towns. marched to the front, endured danger, privation and many even death.
 A soldiers monument IS something which every patriotic town should have, and yet few towns of the size of Sails bury can boast of having as neat and tasty 8 one as that town dedicated last week.
 In the annual town meeting of the voters of Salisbury in October 1889, an appropriation for the purpose of erect ing a soldiers monument was asked for. Without dissenting vote, S25OO were appropriated. From that time untll this, various sums from one to one hun dred dollars have been given until the fund amounted to $41OO, the cost of the monument erected.
 DESCRIPTION OF MONUMENT.
 The monument is of dark Quincy granite, and is built as follows: Foun. dation feet 6 inches square and feet deep. 1st base, feet 6 inches square, 2 feet high-quarry faced. 2d Base, feet square, 2 feet 6 inches high. 3d PEnth, 8 feet 6 inches square, l foot 7 high, in two steps with the names of the battles, Antietam, Petersburg, Cold Harbor, Olustee, Port Hudson, Winches' ter, Gettysburg and Drury's Bluff, IT one-fourth inch relief. Die, 3 feet square 3 feet high quarry faced, and pannels feet 5 inches square on each side suni to the depth of margin line. Cap, feet 6 inches square, 2 feet 3 inches high, fine axled battlement top. Pdnth 3 feet 6 inches square, foot 10 inches high, fine axled and moulded on top.
 The die which is three feet square and three feet high, rock faced margin al around, has four bronze pannels, tho front panel being inscribed as follows
 To Her Loyal Sons
 who fought for the Union,
 Salisbury Erects this Memorial.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Der unteroriidte 5armer sebDrt
iebt su ben uersansenen @r0Bem unb
Der idredli6e Mc&inlep lit ont @nbe
gar fein 70 idlimmer @tann. s(ae
Sarmprobufte brin9en I'M 9urdidnitt
so HroSent mebr als lebtes Sabr.
@eiaen, 8orn, Safer uno @erlte nno
ale 9(rten BON 5leiid brinsen bic bod
iten Greiie, iuelde ieit Subren be5ablt
tpurben unb Der ,,uuterbrlidte" Sarmer
bat aud einnlal quite 3eiten. @ir
tpaniden ibm @lad bu5u unb benz
9anbe ebenfalls. 9enn balb miro er
anfausen, iein @elb niislt9 an5ulesen
Gs fommt lit Girfulatiun unt banl
bluben Sanoel nnb @etuerbe uno Die
armen 9lrbeiter in ben WIbleu UNI
Sabriten, in ben 8erstuerfen uno ber
gSerfltdtten baben 81 ibun uno fDnnet
fir iid unb Die Sbrisen Sroo fanIen
tpenu's au9 etuas tbeuerer lit als let
tes Sabr. llnb 10 fann man iii meh
als einem S;nue iasen: Ser 9ant
magn ndbrt Tie Ilem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
Aus etsIbe.

Damit ber nEbomas" nidt san5 uuO
gar in Berseiienbeit serdtb. erlnubt er
ii& bieie @o1e iuleber einmaf elm Sc.
bens5ei@cn BON iid 3u seben.
2ebte @o6e hotten mir bier einen
tleinen Resen; aud Sroit feIIte iid
mebrere Male i9on elm.
Die meiiten uuierer Tarmer iinb nod
ALE fleiBis nit Wei5eniden beiddftist.
Seit meinem lesten 8eri9t erfnhren
bic folsenben Somilienudter eine Ber>
mebruns ibrer Samilie, ndmlid: Geo.
gppler, S. Bauer, g. wobtli unb Serb.
Dpeseidti. Die brei Gritsenannten
freuen fd iiber bic Gnfunft bon itram'
men Suuseu. iudbreno 2esterer sliidlis
der Batter eines siebti1en T51terheus
tuuroe. lln{ere ber3li9fe @rotulation.
Mebrere uuierer Mitblrser, ipef1e
bic ct. 2ouiier 5nir beiudt batten,
febrteu bieier Gage iuieber tpoblbebal-
ten auriif.
llniere euansf. Gemeinbe ipirb unter
2eituns ibres beliebten Yafurs. Srn.
Sdnbu eIeb, am 81. b. M. einMilTions-
feit feiern, sli iuel@eu Sebermann ber5.
|lidft einselabenif. gs iuerben tadtise
9anSefreoner sesenipdrtis iein unb b,e
@cmeinoe miro in better @eiie fiir bic
gewirtbuns Der 9beifnebmer forsen.
llnier Yoitmeiiter, Serr q. 6. 3at.
telmann, fat iein @toresebdube Inn elm
gsoeutenbes osrsr5Bert unb 1T iest i'm
Stanoe eiuen sr6beren Baarenporratb
5u balten. &edt 10, INNER noriudrts !!
stolpe sebt nidt ben 8rebssans,
ionoern idreitet beitdnbis. tpenn aud
laus!am, portudris. Die nenefe Ncqui-
fitiou iit elm neues 8uti9ers@el9dft
oas Serr gbas. 8uidmeier er6ffuet bat
nno Ger ilns iest nit friidem Gleiiduer<
iorsen iuiro.
9err gbas. Gmelins, uuier tii1tiser
@asenmader, bat fir Serrn Sonntas
in Morriion Elm id6ues uTopbussp"
fabriSirt.
Der @eiunbbeits5utanb 1T bier 3. 3.
elm aiemli9 gutter.
ThpmaS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
Grunbeiscntbums rlsbertra sunsen,

Nad1sbenbe @runbeisentbu zlleberz
trasunsen wurben ipdbrenb ber8eri6ts'
lpo9e bem 9tecorber I'M nieres gouutDs
einberidtct:
Iu9. 6. 2eisHer on gbas. @iioinss
6agen, $50 slder lit Gee. 33 unb 81
3p. 43, 81. 6, fir s255.OO.
SObu Euppmeper on SObn Sariuis
40 Nder in Gee. 33, Ep. AZ, 81. 5, iii,
$4,000.
Sobn 8oppmeper oil 8eter 8oppers
bauIeu, 40 9(der III Gee. 33, Sp. AZ
81. 5. fir $4,000.
George 9oll Oil Sucob @uenter
Stabt Got go. IA @efl. 8. SiraBe II
ber staet 9ern,ann, fur $4,000.
Sobu S. S9roeber oil 6riebrid
Sdrpeoer so slder in Sec. 50 unb 33
Sp. AZ, 81. 4, fit $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Die &e9enma6er fnb nod innier
an Der arbeit anb nit sroBem Grfolge.
gor arrScm 5usen iie nod Corpus
gbriiti (geras) uuo iiebe bn, es reg
nete, nod e9e iie ibr 5euer sesen ben
9immel cr6fnen fonn;en. Difenbar
lieben bic Wolten aus Nnsit i6ren 8e-
gen faacn. Gs resnete. als bic Dbren=
furtber famen, unb resnet. Gag fur
Gag uno resust luabridsinlib nod.
Denn bies lit in ieuer @eseub Die Ge.
senjeit. @dren bic 9prenfurt1er einen
Gag friber sefomn,en, 70 bdtten iie
idieBen uuo ben barcuf folsenbeu &esen
als ibr 8erbienit beanIpru9eu f6nnen,
aber lie iamen 5u ipdt. gs regnete
obne iie uno b0rte n,dt auf 81 respen,
10 baB iie ii9 sum Gb5use enti9lieBeu
muBten. sic ,ucllen nun San Diego
une Nadbaribaft sGiidli9 MAIDEN.
Mittleriueite bat ber Nuifralier Met=
bourne iid nad aanias seiuanot unb
es tuirb aus @ooblano semeloet, baB
er bort eiu Meiiteritiid seliefert bat. gs
resnete iofOrt uao Welbourue ielber bat
erfldrt, bob ibm bic SaGje mod ME 70
id6n sesliidt iei. @ie er's ma@t, if
nod INNER nibt befannt. @er ibn fir
feline &uut besublt, iuiKen mir aud
uidt. Sn 8etreff bes BsSablens if
Serr Meltuurne ber before Wann.
@r fat, biz jett- iuenisitens, nod feiu
@e!b ous ber 8unbesfaiie erbalten,
ipabreno General 9prenfurtb i9on cine
bibi6e Summe perpufft bat unb jebt In
@aibinstun lit. UNI nod mebr 5u er'
balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Cine bon etipa 80 @einber9belisern
unb @einbdnblern Gus ben, &beinsau,
@iesbaoen, 9obbeinr, 8inser, Gpblen5
uiu. beiudte 8eriammluns unterics bic
8etbeilisuns bes &beinsaues on bet
gBeltausiteluns in gbicaso elmer ein ses
benoen 8elpreduns. Bic 8eriamm=
lung erfldrte iid einperi itanoen nit ben
bisberisen 8smiibunsen, bic beutl6e
usitelluns in gbicaso mDslidit
sroBartis unb portbeilbaft fir ben
@siuubius nu@ stmerifa su seitalten.
Der Sanoelsfamnerbe5irf goblenj bate
ben 8uni9 ausseipro6en, Der Ges
Misunderstanding beg 8eSirfs oec Wies'
babener Sanbelsfammer ii9 an5uldliez
ben. Sm 8eiteren ipra9en bic s(nz
tueienten bic gripartuns aug, oaB aud)
bic 8eSirte on ber @olel unb &bein-
beiisn stelIuns 81 Der Sade nebmeu
|mD6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
81 o n, a 3.

Wenn man SOien fii + Serren au so,
70, Is unb 90gents, CUTE idmereS Seans=
Soien 3u $l.25, gang uollene gaiiimere
9errenboien au $3.50 taufen fauu. iuie
beim gbriitmaun, 10 uerliert man allen
@lauben on bic 8ebauptuns ber @esner
Me&inleb's, baB bur@ bic neue 1arif.
biq alfe 8leiberwaaren berth euert tpur.
Npu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
samstas, ben 81. Oftober.


tpiro Der Turnperein bic Winter.ltnters
baltunsen nit no9febenoen, 8rosranint
erDffnen:
1. 9rOlos gum Stiftunssfeit bes zurnr
pereins.
2. @eianssyortras ber 9armonie.
3. uebunseu Der jiinseren Turner.
4. Oas Sal5 Der gbe.
5. 8rolos au &oerner's @eburtstng.
6. gortras eines &6rner'iden 2iebeS
bes Sarmoniesgereins.
Z. llebunSen Der dlteren Turner.
8. Ser bairif9e @eiter in
Grantrei1.
Tbeater -S@wanf in einem Gft.
Taussllnterbaltuus.
gimtrittfi Gripadiene 25 Gents,
8inber uater IL Sabren 10 Gents.
Tan5 llnterbaltuns frei!
Das gomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Die mannbafte grfldruns, Die Der
beutI9 amerifanilde Yrieiteruerein Dor
ni9t lauser 3eit als slntwort auf Die
betannten Sesereien ertieB, fdeint auf
bic 8irbentrdser ensliider 3unse ri6t
obre @irfuns seiueien su iein. gu benz
fiir3lid in guffalc absebaltenen oeulid
amerilaniiden Satbolifentass lief elm
e9reiten bes Gr55iidOis glbsr bon
Cincinnati ein, tpeldes tuesen bes Der,
i5bnliden Zones iebr befriebiste. Der
Grabiidpf ipra9 iid oarin au @uniten
bes Gebrauds Der beutiden Spra9'
CUR Ginimpfuns Der eriten driltli1er
Grunoidse ba aus, no bieie Sprad
bic Gamilienipra9e III. CT befar'pors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

@er eiuen neuen sln5us, cine 0oie,
Rod oosr irseno elm &leiounssitiid su
fuufen beabiidtist iuirb es in ieinem
Sutereiie finben in Der 6 aleiberbanoluna
bon S. Gbriitmann porsulpredeu, ebe
er anoerswo feline 8eiteauus absibt,
benn bort finbet man eine 9luslpabl, Dit
;eben @eidnad befriebisen tpirb, uni
babel iinb Die 9reiie Die niebrisIten IL
Der Staot. Sier finbet man aleibe
BON alIer GuGlitdt, BON ben setp6bnli
den IItassfl:lben big gum ieinife,
| Spnntassitaat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

Sabfen, ipdbrenb alle Nnoeren iol9e
beaablen miiien. Die ueri9iebenen
@onitabler in ben 9oiunfbips f6nnten
in bieier Sinii4f, ipenn he etipas mebr
Wabiamfeit enttuidelten, iid perbienit>
lid MAIDEN, bauptid9li@ Lungs benz
Sluiie, 100 iol6e auiueilen lberfreu.
Sen unh bier @siddfte tbun, um 10
i6neQ, als iie einen 8eamten tpitteru,
wieoer auf Die anbere Seite au per-
Ihtpinben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16
!6crmann, NO., Ireitae, bcn I6. Cftober, 1891,

tete aud assbriidli9 ben @ebraub Der
beutiden Spra6e i'm seI6dftlihen Ser
febr awiiden Geutidr r&aibOlifen auf ben
@runb bin, bnB es itsts beiier iei, Stpei
spra den 81 peritcben, als nur eiHe.
Gin anberes S6reiber, bas Cardinal
Gibbons, @rsbiIbof BON Baltimore, sez
ianbt tatte, iaste: u9urd tuiftise@e>
idGite am 8Ommeu per6inbert. perlibere
id sie meines tieien Sntereiies on ST.
rem 8crbanolun9en. SD betradte oas
oeutI9e Glement als einen lui6iisen
Saftrr in Der gntiuidelung unieres2ans
pes. 9(ls giireer iuie als antbolifen
babeu bic 9eutIden einen bereibenss
uerthen &uf erlan9t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-16

9llle 9lrten bon Issnten nit Den perz
lodenofen slnerbietun9en bur9ldiueiz
fen mdlereu Gtaat, lin ben 5armer
ettuas I'M ben f66nelt grntezgrtrag 81
erlei6tern, uno, ipie hies in BEN lebten
@oden ipieberbult porsefommen, -
benz islbeu su beibiuiuoeln. gs uiirbe
eiuen 5u sruben &aum, srDBer als ben
elmer Seituna. einnebme.r, iuenn man
eine 8eidreibuns Der pelen ipisbiibis
i6en ,S6emes" seben wOlIte, nit bes
men man Die 2ei6tslaubisen iiber0lpelt
uno lie bel9winoelt. @ir bleiben na6
.pie Dor bel unIerer idon 70 oft sesebe'
men @arnuns: ,llnteridre,bt ri6ts!"
Sies iit bas ein5ise unb ri6tise Mitte(
CUR notwithstanding ees idiunoels
baiten s(sente ntgums. llnteridreibi
niebts, es iei oenn, n1au fennt Der
Mann gang senau uno tueis. an men
man iid su balten got. @er ettuas
braudt, fann ioldes lelbit bireft be
sieben ober iid ioldes bon ieinen ibn
mabetpobnenbem @elddftsmann uoe
ben autoriiirten Nseuten beiorsen 1ai
len. Gin iueiterer nebelltaub lit aud
Der, baB selu5bulid 9ieienisen, iueld
BON einem ber berum5iebenben S9tpin
bel>Nsenten betrUseu Uber auf cine ODE
bic auoere 8eile b'runsefrisst puroer
seipDbnlid aus falider sdam ni1t
lasen, reip; es eber iiter fd ersebe
fahen. als -GnSeise su MAIDEN. 81
ourd pirb ienem @eiiubsl nur nod g
?, bolien unb bafielbe in @taub seleb
u lem bstriiserii9es @eidaft ueiter }
u betrei6en. Sauiirern iplte itrense au
y sepaBt iusrbem, ob iie aud 2i5euli
t babeu, unb feinem iolden Menl9
lie Iollte @eiddftsputronase suseuent
70 uerben, Der nidt feline 2isens aeis
~ ~ fnnn. llno Die su uerlansen, reip.
Il Iie6en, bat jeoer aduier bas @ed
en- benn es 1T ni6t re9t, BOB elm Waen
@eiddfte treibt, pbne Steuer su
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Urrbauolungeu brr Jeuermsbr.

Brrbauolunseu brr 5euerwsbr.
&eseluldbise Yeriammfuns am 13.
October, 1891.
9us SrotUfoa ber lebten 8eriamnls
lung iuuroe perleien unb ansenommen.
Gin 8eitrdsen sinsen ein $3.70, fiir
eincn Teuermannsbut bon s. Bobn sc
gents.
Serr @uituu Saefner iuurbe burd
6rn s. Seinfein als aftiucs Witslieo
uurseidtnsen.
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