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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
lHls MAN WANTED WORK.


So the Intelligent Police Suspected Him
and Locked Him up.
Robert Anderson, man with bull dog
neck and fiery face well covered with
closely cropped red beard was arraigned
before Police Justice O'Donnell this
morning as a disorderiy person. ae
applied for lodging at the First Precinct
Station House last night. His actions
were suspicious and he was locked up as
a disorderly person
To Police Justice O'Donnell this morn
IN g he said:-"It Is the first time, Your
Honor, that have ever had a key turned
upon me. | have been ont of work for
three weeks and have walked day after
day through New York, Brooklyn,
and Jersey City vainly endeayoring 10 Sc
cure employment. Ola men have but little
chance 10 secure employment. II you
lock me mp IL will avail the authorities
nothing. shall be in the same condition
when you turn me out. / was hungry
last night. | was afraid 70 stay out upon
the streets lest | might be tempted 70
commit some crime. Let me go. plI
continne the search foa honest employ
ment"
You may CO." said the Judge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

McDonough. Miss O'Dounen lives at No.
81 Newark street. About nine O'clock
last evening she was walking aloug
Newark street on her way home,
when the prisoner, whom she had
never met before. accosted her. She did
not notice him and walked faster. The
fellow followed her and attempted 10
catch hold of her arm. She screamed aud
policeman hurried up, aud on Miss
O'Donnelrs complaint arrested the fell
low. This morning the prisoner said that
Miss O'Donnell bore a striking resem-
bl3uce to young lady with whom he was
acquainted. The mistake cost him SO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

Hudson Section No. Cadets of Tenn
perance. celebrated their first anniversary
last evening in Columbia Hall with an
entertainment and reception. Mr.. John
Dingwall. the organizer of the section,
delivered the opening address. Recita-
tions were given by Messrs. Peter Gra-
ham, Walter Smith. A. L. Graham, f. J..
Higgins aud J. j. Vile, and Misses Ida
Blauvelt, Blanche Gray and l.. r. Mace
sang AT the conclusion of the enter
tainment refreshments were served and
dancing commenced.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
No Hama for Her

Sarah Hayes. who has frequently ap-
peared before Police Justices for drunk
enness. came into the Oaklank avenue
police station last night and asked Tor
lodgings. She led by tine hand three
year-old child. This morning she told
Justice Davis she mad no home for herself
and her little daughter an did not know
where to GO The Justice sent her TO the
County jail for ninety days Poormaster
Hewitt will care for the child.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
onlx a BloodY Nose.

William and John Witterchein of No.
80 Third street was arraigned in the
First Police Court this morning for as
saulting Daniel Conkling of No. 306 Third
street at five O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The quarrel was over small amount
of money. William struck Conkling
and made his nose bleed. The blood
flowed down and saturated Conkling's
white shirt front. IL was thought by the
crowd that gathered that Conkling had
been stabbed. The charge against Witter-
chein was dismissed. William was held
for the Grand Jury in 5000.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
likes the Country.

Wah Ling Chum. meek and iowly
son of the F1owery Kingdom, with rat
shaped face and pair OF shoulders
nearly as broad as the bottom of his
trousers, has decided To become "Meli.
can man. and ''mally a Mclean gall lie
filed his first papers yesterday with the
County Clerk Ia the future his laundry
will have the Christian sign of George
Chun in front of IL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
He Wrote a Nasty Hand and Died.
NneciaI b the Jerseu Cftq Neloa.

PLAINFIELD, May %. 1884, -Carman Parse,
cashier Of the Fist National Bank. died
this morning of consumption, in his both
year He had been cashier for twenty
nine years, but was known to the finan-
cIal world on account of his atrocious
signature. 1t was absolutely undeclpher-
able and gave no sort of indication of its
authors name. People have had the
banks bills declined repeatedly on ac-
count of 1t. MIR. Parse left widow but
no children.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
Growlng sensihla.

An attempt will be made this evening
to settle the Grace 2. E. Church troubles
by arbitration. The interested parties
are not very sanguine of any such project
succeeding however. The old and new
vestries will meet at the church parlors
this evening and talk over the matter.
Lawyers Chapman and Fleming both
agree that it would be far more advisable
to settle matters peaceably than to go TO
law
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
Locked On for IntlmldatIon.

Ex.Assemblyman Pagan is determined
that his present employees shall not be
barrassed by strikers. This morning
Detectives Kivlon and Gallagher arrested
William Carr, eighteen years OLD, OF No.
AL Newark street. and Michael Sexton
of No. 105 Washington street. They are
charged with intimidation, and are locked
up in default OF bail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

Some Of the coming social events of
Hoboken societies are:-Miller Rifle Club
picnic and games at the Union Hill
Schuetzen Park on Decoration Day:
LyceuHis Circle excursion on june % and
picnic OF the Independent Pioneers az
Pohlman's on July 3.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

The Board OF Fire Commissioners ap-
pointed by Mayor Stanton met in the
Mayors Office in the City Hall in Hobo
ke yesterday and organized. J. e. W.
Kuper was elected chairman of the
Board and the different committees were
appointed. All of the members of the
Board are members of the Committee on
Appointments
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
Failures of the Current wsek.

There were 200 failures In the United
States reported to Brddstreet's during the
week, against ls6 in the preceding week
and 1s6. l40. l39 and 107 in the correspond
ing weeks of 1890, 1899, 1888 and 1887 re-
spectively. The total number of failures
in the United States January l to date is
4. SIS. against 4.G27 IN 1880.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

Charles Schulz alias Herold. who, the
detectives think was implicated in the re-
cent Hill buTgla ries and who was ar
rested several days ago in a Bowery
lodging house, was yesterday held by
Justice Taintor 10 await the signing of
extradition papers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
ren sIlnute Car. on Yves. SIDE Avenue

The newWest Side Avenue branch of the
Jersey City aud Bergen Railroad has been
far more sued dssful than the officers of
the road anticipated President Tnurston
will issue an order on Mondsy direc ting
that the cars be run on ten minutes head
way.
TIE people parronize thelin literally,
and the receipts. although they do not
pay expenses, have been sufficient to
warrant the officers Of the road in making
this Improvement in It's facilities.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

Benziou Karfol was arraigued before
Justice AldridRs this morning charged
with damaging property OF ex-Director
Steger OF the Board of Freeholders at No
463 Palisade aveBne, to the extent of 500
On Aprill Karflol rented the building.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

me foufih leg iment's RuDiC DrffL.
The Fourth Regiment will parade in
full uniform on Friday for battalion drill
in Oakland Rink This will be the first
full dress parade the regiment has had in
some time, and a large attendance of
spectators is expected. Admittance to
rink wi be by ticket only, and the tickets
will be distributed by the officers
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
New Members for the >. C. A. C.

The Membership Committee of the Jer-
sey City Athletic CLUB met last evening
and decided to admit TO the club Messrs. S.
Hanford Ayres, Peter Murrock, c. r.
Seymour, S. S. Warner, f. A. Ayers, +.
6. S. Bryce, +. Hague, George Holmes
and c. +. Kluge. There are three new
proposals being Investigated by the COM
Fairraa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
The o,NeiIis, Nine

The O'NeiIls have selected their nine TO
cross bats with the McLaughIins this
afternoon. They are Thomas Cummings,
S. Dowd, j. Ladue, Ed. Whalen, William
Willis, John DAILY, P. Feeney, ]. Morrissey
ana Joha Noonan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
Tom Trotter's Sew Saloon

The saloon at York and Warren streets,
until recently run by Peter Cannon, has
been purchased by Thomas Trotter, who
has installed his eldest son therein. Peter
is contemplating a trip to Ireland.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

There will be tried In the Court of Gen.
eral Sessions on Monday the following
alleged malefactors - John Calvin,
charged with assault and battery: Henry
Neese, for larceny and receiving stolen
goods; Albert w. Rickens, for assault
and battery; John O'Donneil. for larceny:
Richard Higgins. for assault aud battery;
John Mundella. for petit larceny, and
William Bade, for assault aud battery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

cry in it. The machinery was heavy. and
u Is alleged toe beams aud founaation
have been seriously damaged. Justice
Aldridge held karfiol 70 await the action
Of the Grand jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

There will be big event at Odd Eel
lows Hall In Hoboken tonight Hopat-
cong Tribe. Order of Red Men. will be
formally instituted. The ceremonIes will
be very Interesting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 90. 1s9l.-Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvauia:-Fair; slightly
cooler; north winds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

toelfe oes @rOBber3oetbums In Inter.
bonelung. Seue Befefiieunsen uurben
betanntli9 nod eiuem l1ebereintommeu
atpif9en Granfreid, 6ollan6 unb
Oeuti9lanb Dor Nusbru9 bes beutidb.
fran30fi9en 2rieses sei9leift. Der
@roBber3og meint, baB 2urembura
iebt, ba es tpieber elm uuabb1naiaer
Staat geworben ift. bas ndmli@e &edt
tpie irger0 Elm anoeres 2anb bat, fid
tn geborigen 8erthei5isungs3ufan sll
berieken. Sa bic 8eaiebunsen atpii@en
benz 2oiier unb benz GrDBbersog bereits
febr intim fnb, 10 tptrbe Sic gefefii.
gung 2uTemburss obne 3weifeI grOBe
Grbitterung in Granfreid berporrufen.
9os Gerddt bon Der fd,wereu
@rtraniung 0es &ei9ston3lers BON @as
pripi Dirb iebt bon 6eiten ber amtli.
den gerliner 8ldtter ols b6llig aus Der
Suft gegriffen besei9net.
- Der 8erliner etobtratb bat Sen
Antrag angenOmmen, bob Der 9eiGs.
tag In Inbetradt ber l9le@ten grntes
MusR4ten eriu@t tperben iole, cine 70.
fortiee Suspenoirung Der @etreibe.
36ae 5u Derfagen unb tpom5ali& .bieier
Suspenbiruns eine baIbige Nbi&affung
iener eteuern folseu su laifen.
= Gin SbeiI Der BerIiner 8Idtter
betlaet fi@ baraber, baB bic 8eb6rben
ntbt allea 8ldttern bic gleide @eIeaen.
belt geben, bel 6inri1tunaen b.rtreteu
5u isin. unb bob setuiKen 3eitunaen
Der Woraug gegeben tpirb. gs bei6t
aud, baB, mdbrenb Ser G&atfridter
ieine Mrbeit f9neu unb geitbidt bon.
fibrt, bieI unn6ibige 6drte geaen bic
Opfer bet ben Norbereitunaen aur gre<
eution angetuanbt ,uirb. Der fetiae
&aiier ma9t bon ber 1egnnbigumaB.
gemalt feinen liberalen 8e5raud un6
bat feit Mnfang b.s sSabres idbon 20
Sobesuitbeile Z untef3sidnet. gr i@enit
tebo9 ben @nabeusefu9eu perI1nIi&
4ufmerfiamtsit. lu6brenb ieine 0ors
ednger bieie Nngelegenbeit gemDbnlib
benz Suiii3miniaer tiberIieben.
- gu 8un3lau In G6lcEen bat Der
@ert9tsratb Baron bon prittmib. .@aff.
ron SclbftmDrb bsgangen. inbem er
mitten tpdbrenb zines proeefies pI6b.
lid, ben @eri9tsiaaI oerlieB unb H9 In
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saubOip nabm iebo@ teinen gsotia
babotl, ct fHhr fort:

OduOH, et IH9r f0rt:
Su tpeiBt, baB mir i'm Wefien ousee.
behnte 2anbffreden beFben, bic gr6Bten.
! tbeils nod nidt angebaut Rnb. Die
acknowledgement tparen bamoIs Gu.
| BERT ginftg, beiriefgen Nusbebnung bes
Serrains aber tonnte syentins bic @ad)e
ni6t aueitt NIT eigenen MfitteIn unter=
nebmen. st tuanbte fib besbaI5 an
ntib uno getuann mid ftir ieiuen ptan,
vt gllidte ans aud in Der Shat, bic
Vdubereien ftir einen febr bilIigen preis
In utttere 0dnbe 3u brinsen, unb es
baabelt ii@ nun barum, He m6aliGff
bortbeilbaft tuieber 3u periuertben; bas
tam aber nur gef@eben, tuenn iie Der
Mnfe0elung = ipe3iel Der beut@men
AnFebelung = erI9lofen tDerben. gBir
baben alles yl6tbige borbereitet unb beus
ten febt bic Sadie ernitlib In 9lnetiff 3u
nebmeu.
Wur etne Jrage, llnterbra@ gulfab
BITE tr0dene, gei9dftsmdBige Nuseinan,
Deriebung. Qennf bu beine 8eRbungen
aus etsener Iui@auunss
ytun, th tueroe bod eitt 10 umfaugs
rei9es @ei@dft nidt obne 8eR@tiauna
abL9lieBen. yfatiirli1 tenne it6 He.
Sd audi faste @uiiab Iatonild.
Sanbom itubte unb trat einen S6ritt
3urtd.
DUG Wober9 Wie III bas m6aIid2
Wuf febr einfa@e Weiie. Mr. Sen.
tins. ben i@ auf beinen ausbrudli6en
Wunf@ in New Oort aufiu@te, ertIdrte
mir. aIs BON ber NngeIegenbeit Die @ebe
por, baB babel baupti69Ii5 auf mid
ooer bieImebr auf meine s5eoer aerednsi
tperbe. 90 belt i9 es bod far moth.
ipenbig, bic Sa6e aus eigener Mnfhou.
tennen 3u lernen. Das tpar iibriaens
Der aaeinige @runb meiner psribdteten
Mntunft uno meiner Souriiienfabrt. tpie
on es aennf. SD ipolIte bod Dor allen
Oingen mifien, tDobin man meiue Qaubs.
tente 3l fd5iden beabiiGiist.
Sanootp run5elte fiuiter bic Gtirn.
Cine gang iiberf1hfIise Mabe. bic bu
bir ba gegebeu baH! gDir pFeaeu bier
ni9t 10 iluiidnbIi9 3u @erte a,i aeber.
uebetbies finbe i@ IS febr feIflani, boB
Ou mir erif iebt, cine bone Wo@e mad
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,einer Mntunft, MittbeiIuna bouon

beiner Wntunft, MittbeiIung bounn
ma6n. Oo@ eleidbieIl Wir red,neu
alerbtngs In erfter 2iuie auf bid unb
beine iournalifif@en 8erbinourgen.
unfere Igenten iuerben freilih 6as
Mtbgli9fe tbuH, aber bas gendgt nidt.
ytan TT iebt febr miBtrauil9 gegeu Sic
Seute geworben, unb bic 2ontarrena III
3u groB. Sie 6auptiade lit, baB eins
Der groBen touangebenben 3eitunaen
Deutf@lanbs, bic iiber ben 8erbadst Der
Netlame erbaben lit, R9 unieren cSuter.
eRen 6ffnet. Su bift alleroiugs nid,t
mebr Nlitarberter ber @-fden 3eituna,
aber man bat bid bort febr ungern bets
loren uab tpirb nit 8ergniigen aud
aus @merita Beitrdge aus 0einer ffeber
annebmen. Cine Heibe bon NrtifeIn,
tn oeinem gldn3enben Still uub nit
oeiner gereotiamteit sei6riebeu, Der.
bargt uns ben grfolg, lno tpenn bu
nun nod beine anberlpeitigen iournQ.
liaif9en Be3iebuneen gei9idt Derwer.
teit. um ber Sa9e bic m6gli1lte 0ers
breltung 3u geben, TO III tein 3meifel,
6aB f9 i'm nd9fen Sabre bic aa,tae
beuti@e auspanberuns bortbin tuenbet.
Gufab bate i9peisenb sugebbrt,
obne tbn au@ nur nit elmer 6ilbe au
unterbre9en, iebt aber bob er ben Bid
unb ri9tete ibu fef unb ergN auf bas
Intlib feines 8ru3ers.
Du bersiBt nur cine RIeiuiateit. bQB
nd udmli9 cure 8efbungen gana un6
gar nidt aur AnfiebIuns eigneu. Sas
Serain 1T 10 unganitis rpie nur m6alit1
9elegen. bas 3lima i'm b6@ften @rabe
ungeilub, In sepiien Monaten aero6es
3u nerberblin. Der 8oben lit nid,t erz
tragsfdbig unb Iobnt bic riefalfen @n.
ltrengungensmit ben biirftignen Hefuls
taten. Die 9ilfsmittel Der Rultur feb.
len 9dnalid, unb bic ipenigenNnRebIer.
ote ltd) bier un0 ba bereinaelt uieoerqe,
lahsn baben, berfommen in @leub unb
8rantbeiten. Sic fno i@ublos allen
nur mtgliben feinbieIig.n GIenlenteu
prelsgegeben. unb mas ibnen aus guropo
Iolgt, Dlro au @runbe seben, iuie He.
Sanoow bate nit INNER ar6serertt
erltamnen augeb6rt, 10 BOB ibm aufangs
ole Worte feblten, iebt aber fubr Ct
3Ornig auf:
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yer gsoif'
Q on g. 90 @erner.
(6ortfetuna.l

(tortletuns.)
Gu{sob Goubop hattie I'D, iu,tpiTd5et
nod benz oberer @tod beoeben. mo 81,
3immer ieiues Nrubers Iooen. ber ibr
ithon Iehr unoebuIbio ertporfeie.
SD o(oubfe tpirfiid, mid5f. boS 81
bid NOD iiberboupt I,erobloifen ,piirbeif
au tomnen, er,pfiug Ct ben Gdumigeu
tn ieiuem alIerf@drtiten Son.
50 ipra@ nit Nfi6 Clifford, bertbei.
bigte R@ Gufab. Sd tonnte bod iius
m6gIi@ unIere iebr intereKante Inter.
baltung tn ber Wlitte 0bbre1eu.
Die Dinbeutung berfebItr ni@t Tire
@trfun0. Die proiettirte 6eirotb mar
6anbolD 30 ipi@tig unb sSeFps M5net.
euns basesen i6m au gut befannt, ais
h06 er Bet bermeintIideu Neiperbuna
feines Hrubers uiht boQe ssreibeii laf5en
follte. @r entgegnete baber ul1 bieles
naGeiebiger:
@s uirb tuobl pieber Gins BON euren
beliebten @orteefe@ten eeiDelen fein.
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AnBtrorOentlt9er ansOtrtanf DOn Ynbma6er glrttln
gu beoeateno berabaeiettea 4reiiem.

Die gusma9erei 1T nns Elm liebaetporbenes
Sbema. 9Sie jcber dltere MniiebIer San Nns
tonios NIT Stol3 auf bas 8adstbum unb
ge6eiben Der staot silriidblidt, 10 maebt es
ails 6reuoe anf bieles Oepattement gu i9auem.
Nod Dor iieben Sabren ein befdeiSener Mn.
fang. bat es it@ ,lnaufb5rlid III 8eIiebtbeit
ilnb umfang anssebebnt, bis es beute pbne
Sipelfel bas srDBte, Riterleu9tete nnb in ies
Der aBeie bollfon1nte,, ausgeftattetite gubs
ma9eroePartement bes san3ea 8efens 1T.
Alles @ei9madbolIe, ipeldes bmrd @elb ,u
errei9en mar, lit ansei9afft tporben. llebec.
banpt, tpenn MAJ. beriidii9tist, bab mir MIIes
baben, unb bab oaS 8efte au 10 auberaep5bns
LTD billisen greiien oerfauft pirb, 10 lit es
fetnesipess auifdlis, baB bic Damenuelt
San AntonioS gSDlffDnS 9fteberlagc als
fldren
@an3 i'm @esentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es.
tpenn Die Sadie ii9 anbers berbielt.
Sic ttemeffen NJ}ms4er n
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Cages +. 0semisfeitsm.
& nIa II b.

~ 49, =.
m per- oari1olo ~ 5t. Souis. be-
SOrngenoe pes gTecltlo @omites bel
UeuH@en 0eleal@aftenA (3ur Inter
nngun9 oon neli u elngewanoerten Deut
lgsH Hno sum Aroetfsna9wets fttr bie'
leleen) pat Dem S9asamts Sefretdl
Gorer I'M Namen Oteier Wereinigungen
e1neH e, EfoleT 9egea Die @riennung beg
SeHeral 0fosoeaor sum Norfbenoen
per sln@ganoerungs. @Sommiilion 5 iiber'
Iaaol. Srosoenor lou 1ttb ndmli9 Dor
Gnr5em IN einem Jtlteroleip iebr abfpres
geHo noer Die gtntDguoerung ausgelai.
~ Isa gaoen aao iol ilaInentli9 ben
gunlg oer OentlD Ameritaner. ibre
Sp1G@e' lgfe Sllten lltlO @ebrdu9e tn
Sen ~ Ssr. S!aalea au er9alten, ols cine
AnmaB9ng, Die nt9t gu oulben let, Be.
ss.gnsa gaoeH: VI gatte babel beions
.,s;as Ssls aaI pen Slaat 2Slsconftit einge'
mieIen. no o0s frem0e glement i'm Bes
S'IIle tege' oas eln9elmtlge 5u osrordns
Serort;ee Meussp,oa,, w. oeps.asa' oaB Ct
S;s @pr,"sgsa @rnnss5G..Iss ssu:uy' y9oe.
hps hprffos5ens,, sSease Ssnyats dn; ~. 'DagleHO
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Gs bduht uns als Oh Die ,,8lnbeau 7rim.
ming" in aiirse alsemein popuIas werben
tpiirte.
@S beitebt aus ginem, unter Der Rrentpe
Oes Suites ausebra9tem 8anbe, bas am Ropfe
anl9IieBt, uab 1T tpieberum nit eineun
Sammetbanbe, Spite ober &ran3 tleiner 8tus
men iiber5o8en.
Santnlet> >8lumen iperben algemein beliebt
tlnb folglid biIlis. @oien baben mir bon ie.
Der @rSbe Inb S@attiruna. 2illa 8Iunter,
oor5a8lid 5clde, bic ms RStbli4e i4immerr.,
itnO duf id)ipar3en 9iten gang pra9tboH.
Die Sdlfte Der iebisen Toocns 5aben Nebr.
l!dteit NIT elmer arone; biele baben borne
cine l4male &rempe, bic 10 sebogen per6en
fam, baB lie elmer llntertaiIe, einer Muidlel
oSer ionit @ttpas dbnIih iebei,.
@raue nnO lebernfarbene ssiIsbilte, idbtuar,s,
gelbe, blaue anb beinabe gang ipeibe Gtrpbs
9iite itao in GROCER 0nantitdt bcrbanben.
b Die billiaffeu NreiTe.
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!, Sd f5nnte bie gNelt ans ben Qluaelu
bebeM,

aus 0alle a. g. i&reibt man:
Der l7ldhrige 6Obn 0es @ommercienr
ratbes gebmann Dergniste lid In bem
leinen eltern seb0rigen parle In Gies
6i@eniiein NIT benz in oemieIbea Nlter
ttebenben Sobn tes GauitdtRroibs
Ro9beim bel S9iebhbunQeu nit eineml
pifol. plObIi9 entIub Rc5 ouf ms
aufgefldrte Weife bie Walfe, Sic 2ebs
mann in Der Ganb trllg, un6 Ste Ruael
t0Otete ben unmittelbar rieben ibm jies
benoen 0c@beim auf Der GtelIe.
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S=auberor6entli6e MttrQttionel
9eidte l1nterfleioer fit Serren

lluiere lei9ten reinppllenen l1nterfleibe,
(oemb unb 8einflei6) fir @dnner gu nur 81
iinb fart in Iadfrase.
Derartise llnterfleiber in 8albrigsan unf
Gcrue gu nur 81. 9auerbafter Stpff uni
CUTE 9lrbeit.
8ai@d4te i6war3e l1nterfleiber, bie ii9 bei
Gaen, bic anf elesante &leibuns ieber, srpber
Seliebtbeit erfrcueir gu $3.50 unb $500 per
&r3us.
6arbi8e 8aIbrissan=9tnsiise auf 81 bis So
tebutirt
gpsctalitGt: stls befonoers bequeme unb
eIesante llnterfleib,ins empfeblen mir bic Be-
riibn,tem @laftenberrb n,itteaei6tem bon gia=
tur gSclle, tpelde BON ben aerSten fir nod
beiier erfIdrt tperoen, ais bic Sdser'i9e @oa.
&leibuns. 3u baben fir ,tar $3.50 per Mnsua.
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Was finb bas fit unRnnige ueber.
treibIngenl 8er bat bir berglei@en in
ben &opf gefest, un6 uie taunF bu. oIs
Elm bbliger Gremoer, ioI@e 8erbdltnii.
ie beurtbeilena Mas tpeiBt bu babon?
Sd babe on Sft unb @telle bic qe,
ilauefen grfunbisungen einge3ogen.
Nteine Jta9ri6ten finb berbtrst.
(Gortlebuna folat.)
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\UoltleRunB IotgI)
6err Qnuis l1mfrip6 Wuhhor,

= 6err 2Ouis umfrieb, 8u@balter,
522 WalnutsSiraBe, Ranlas gitp, NO.,
fagte: Sd Iitt 5rei Wo@em an ben Def.
tighten 56meraen i'm Hhden. gfi@ts
tuollte belfen, bis iflieBli9 einige Sin,
retbnngen NIT st. Safobs Del mid
bolfdnbig tpieberberfellten.
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abermaltser sroRer glnsoertauf
bon llnterseas fir 9anaen unb Mab9en in
NRuslin unb ganbric.
Seionbers nte6ri9e 9reife In bieIet
@Dbe!
9reis 9tebuftionen i'm 8etrase BON 80
bis 80 9ro3ent.

Danen, bic irsenb gtipas in bieier 8ran9e
n0tbis Haben, biirfen BOIfipn's Special,
Gusperfauf gu rebucirten 4reiien nidt bers
feblen.
slae 8aaren auf beftimmten 2as
bentii den finS gu beionberen, fart res
6ueirten greiiem marfirt, bic iebp6
nur fir bieie 8ode selten
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glnsberta1tf DOn 9alner= un6 &in0er 96u6en
an re6mcirtem 9Sreien!
81 rebmcirtett 9sreiie

@gtrasfeine 9amen> @laceeittefeI i'm Opera
and Common Sense" gtble nit elaitiihen
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 80 berabseiett.
G9te 0amen &ansarops2a6s s&n5pfIttefeI
9anb sendbt i'm 0pera etble 1925, friibet
$4.OO.
9onsoIa Common @enle" &nDpfftiefel fit
Samen, alle banbsema4t, bon So auf $3.50
rebiSirt.
Seine 9pnsola banbsendbte anDpf=etiefel,
ote traber gu $5 perfauft tpurben, offeriren
mir bieie 8ode gu 1915.
@ana feline slaeirte Kangaroo nit ,,2onbon
Soc & Spera 9eel" aIles banbeenabt, friiber
So, bieie gSod5e gu $4.75.
be Serabietmm8en mnb nur fir bieien
c tptrb amf feparaten SiiGcn amsacftelt.
litdt, gustpab[ tnb 9reis, mas ieutals in
San 9tntonip se3eist ipurbe.
Sn anDpfitiefel, uSrfDrbs" unb uSltppers"
fur innge Samen iinb &tn6er, fiibren mir nur
bas 8eite nnb gu ben m5sIi6ft biaisen greilen.
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BON beileft flld]t 3ipet elianber gleidb in6, i'm
qreile bon rur $13 bis 500.

eIesante @cmmer eeioe, seftreift, carrirt
,inb i4ltht, in allen Sarben, fonit gu 45, so
unb SO Gents bic garb, tn bie}er sod e
3u nur 35 Gents bic 0arb.
TIMER 2ager an @a5@ftpffen iit 70 groB unb
Die gannnigfaltiefeit berfeIben lit cine 10
srobe, bnB cine seaaue 8efnreibung berielben
bieI Su ipeit fiibren tpiirbe.
aBir fiibrel auf 2ager ole be geiuAteiten
Arten bon Miul, Srsanbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. I'm
Preife bon 10 bis so Gents per garb.
Gpeciat Rretie fitr bieIe gDude!