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SiciIian Immigrants.

New ORLEANS, April 19.-The steamer
Olympic, from Palermo, arrived at the
quarantine station this morning with 45O
Sicilians, who will be cast adrift in this
city Monday from the northeastern
wharf
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The Great Carmelite Convent

New ORLEANS, April 19-The corner
stone of the great Carmelite convent was
laid to-day with imposing ceremonies.
Archbishop Janssens conducted the cere-
monies.
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PhyIloxera in HUNGARY.

FRANKFORT, April 19.-The crop re-
ports from Hungary say that phylloxera
is devasting the vineyards there. The
price Of Hungarian wine has risen one
third within the wear
The record-union., 1891-04-20
General Miles and Party.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 19.-General
Nelson A. Miles and party left for Chicago
last night.
! Mexico will send the finest specimens
of various woods to the Chicago exhibi-
! ton.
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5.4 per cent; Salt Lake, 81 ,740, 900, an in
crease of 26.1 per cent,
Total for the PRINCIPAL cities of the
United States and Canada 81, ,l42, ~, ,26S, a
decrease of 0.5 per cent. as compared with
corresponding week last year.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
They Enjoy Day of Much-Needed
Rest at Galveston.
THE PRESIDENT ATTENDS DIVINE
SERVICES

A Beautiful Floral Design, Emble-
matte of Peace and Fraternity,
Presented to President Harrison by
the italian Residents of the City
The President Much Gratified at
the Welcome He Has Received
During His Journey Through Texas.
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Eastern Baseball.

LOUISVILLE, April 19.-Louisville s. st.
Louis z.
COLUMBUS, April 19.-Columbus 4, Gin
cinnati 3
The record-union., 1891-04-20

John Plankinton, the retired pork
packer, who died in Milwaukee the other
day worth S20, 600 600, was butcher in
Plttsburg from 1882 to 1874.
The record-union., 1891-04-20

TACOMA, April 19.-At meeting Of cit
liens held here yesterday afternoon, S94,-
400 of a total of SIPS, 900 was reported sub
scribed for the Western Washington In
dustrial Exposition.
The trustees were instructed to begin
work on the building, to cost SIS, 900, next
Monday morning and have it ready to
open September 1st.
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Tn THE COKE REGIONS.
The Eviction Movement to be
lnaugurated To-day.
GRAVE APPREHENSION THAT 1T
WILL LEAD TO TROUBLE.

A Test Soon to be Made at Sandy Hook
by Government Officials Of Pneu-
matte Disappearing Gun Carriage,
Which it is Believed VIII Revolu-
tioniZe the Present Methods of
Handling and Discharging Large
Guns In Time of War.
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Gold Mining in Sierra County.

DowNIEvILLE, April 19.-The average
yield of the first gravel washed from the
channel recently found near Downieviue
by the Bald Mountain Extension Com
pany was SO a carload. The width of the
lead, As far as ascertained by the main
the cleanup weighed over half an ounce.
The stockholders are delighted over the
favorable outlook for rich and extensive
drift mine.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
RHaI EstatH BHatHra.

PUENA VISTA, A LOVELY PLACE IN
- every respect. The farm consists of 100
acres OF land, highly improved soil loan, sur
lace beautifully rolling, no waste land, large
frontage on public road. The house is very
roomy, being two-story and attic with a
nicely arranged cellar, large grove of shady
trees, many varieties, well arranged barn,
passageway throughout, good tenant house,
store house and other buildings, large orchard
and plenty of water. This nice country seat
lies about two miles south of the B. and P. r.
h, and about twelve miles from Washing
ton over good road. Come and talk
with Duckett & Ford, 617 + street northwest,
and not miss the golden opportunity thus
offered in securing a handsome place for 80
little money.
Across the road is another beautiful place
OF 159 acres, land actually the same, nice
large house, plenty of shade, large orchard Of
1000 peach trees with apples, pears, damsons,
etc. This would make any one most desira-
Die country home, only short distance from
depot. We ask your investigation. See
Duckett q Ford, 617 street northwest
About three miles south of these places we
have handsome farm of 404 acres with
large old-fashioned brick residence sur
rounded by nice grove of shade trees.
The rooms are large and commodious, high
ceiling, nicely shaped. The farm is a fine
one, no better in the country, located about
three quarters of a mile from railroad station,
nice road, about fourteen miles from WASH
ington, convenient to schools churches,
stores, etc., fine section of country. 1t will
pay any one to inspect our large list of nice
property before going elsewhere. Send for
bulletin.
DUCKETT q FORD.
GIT Street Northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
TEST OF EYESIGHT.
How Crafty Old Engineer Passed with
Flying Colors.

How a Crafty Old Engineer Passed with
Flying Colors.
Toronto Mail.
The official OF a leading English railway
company tells good story about one Of the
engine drivers of his line. The driver was
growing old, and frequent reports we're made
to the directors that his eyesight was not
good. This the old man denied. He stoutly
maintained that his eyes were not only strong,
but phenomenally strong, and that these
criticisms were made by jealous fellow engine
drivers.
The test for eyesight on that line was
made by doctor who lived in house facing
a large common. When he wished to test the
mans eyes he used to say: "Look over there
and see what you can see."
This fact had got known to the employees
OF the railway, and when the old engine driver
was going to be examined he arranged with
his son that he should take his bicycle about
half mile across the common and stoop
down and oil 1t.
In due time the old engine driver was led to
the window and the doctor said as usual.
"What can you see ?"
The old man peered out and said: HWell,
see young man STOPPING down beside a
bicycle"
'Do you 9' replied the doctor; VI cannot
see anything at ALL"
Cannon l' said the engine driver; "Can't
you see it Z? Why, he is oiling it."
On this the doctor took up a pair of field
glasses on the table, and looking out behind,
quite plainly saw young man STOPPING down
oiling his bicycle. Magnificent sight - he
said; magnificent !" And to this day the
engine driver is taking his forty shillings a
week with striking regularity.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
SHE HEARD HIS VOICE.

The Drowning of Young Sailor Seen In
Dream.
Steads True Ghost Stories"
A great gust of wind seized the half
slackened maintopsail and sent it flutterng
into fragments. At the same moment the
ship reeled nearly on her beam ends, and
above the bowling of the gale we heard sud-
den cry of despair was Mortified to see an
apprentice, J. P, sent whirling head
long from the masthead into the sea. Even
yet can see the look of agony stamped on
his upturned face, and l can hear the very
tones of his heartrending cry, "Oh, Lucy |!
Lucy as he disappeared forever in the dark
ness below.
After the storm had abated the captain made
careful note of the exact time of the occur
renee, the position of the ship, and the other
particulars. He seemed struck at my mention
Of the exclamation had overheard falling
from the poor fellows lips as he clutched IN
vain at the yielding air.
"Ah," he said, ''that must have been his
sister, Lucy v, to whom he was greatly
attached
The rest of the voyage passed without Incl
dent and as soon as the ship arrived at Liver
pool made my way to the train which was
to take me to Manchester.
l was walking idly along the platform when
l saw the face of an old gentleman, who, with
a young lady on his arm, was elbowing his
way though the crowd. His resemblance to
our lost mate was so striking that stood and
looked at him. The young lady's eyes hap
pened suddenly to meet mine Instantly she
gave violent start, uttering low scream,
and exelaiming, "Oh, look, there's the face of
my dream!' ~ stared at me as il fascinated.
Her companion gently rallied her, and half
led, half carried her to the nearest waiting
AS hn r,aecp6 m ha bnOUp1
come with them, and handed me his card.
When we were alone the old gentleman ex-
planned that the sight of my face had re-
minded his daughter of very peculiar and
unpleasant dream, to which she still persisted
in attaching Importance. He said: cat the
present moment, indeed, we are on our way
to discover If the owners of my sons ship
have received any news of its arrival"
/ said: ~ am an apprentice of the c.,
and have but lately left her lying in the
harbor."
"Then," the young lady cried, II must be
right. 1t must he true. Twas that mans
face saw gazing at him as he fell. 1 saw
Joes ship in the midst of fearful storm. and
him clinging to the slippery shrouds.
bright flash seemed to pass before my eyes,
and saw him falling backward into the sea-
| saw your face in the momentary CLEAN and
/ woke perfectly terrified to hear the sound
of my own name-'Oh, Lucy Lucy n-whis-
pered in my ears"
The expression of my face must have con-
veyed but too well the meaning Of my silence.
.My God,' cried Mr.. -, ''is 1t true, tnen.
Is he dead?'
1 stammered, ''Too true, sir. Yes, every
word OF it l was beside him at the moment,
and even tried to save him."
On comparing notes we found that the
dream took place the very day, and allowing
for the difference in longitude, even the very
hour when the accident occurred
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
THE PARBoILED JAPANESE.
They Seem to Thrive Wonderfully on
Their Frequent Hot Baths.

They Seem to Thrive Wonderfully on
Their Frequent Hot Baths.
New York Sun.
pleasure and for warmth, and they get not
only the two things, but several others equally
desirable, clean bodies, health a soft skin,
and clear complexion. Farsan's guide book
attributes the premature aging of Japanese
women in part to their too frequent indulgence
in the hot bath; but DR.. Baelz. the greatest
authority on Japanese physique, declares
that these baths have many advantages, but
not single disadvantage so far as he could
ascertain. 1t is commonly supposed that hot
baths unbrace the nerves and invite colds,
but this is true only of warm and not of hot
baths, such as the Japanese indulge in, at
temperature of 110o to 115o, which in some
cases Is increased to 1909 and occasionally
even to 1909 Fahrenheit.
Foreigners cannot endure such tempera-
lures, but the natives revel in them. and the
effect on them is so bracing and strengthening
that they can, and often do, emerge from the
tub and walk some distance in the coolest
winter weather without stitch of clothing
on and without catching cold. When foreign
physicians were first imported and looked up
to in Japan, about twenty years ago, they
actually succeeded, in their ignorance, in max
Ing the Government pass law forbidding
higher temperature than blood heat; but the
mistake was soon discovered and the law re-
pealed. To-day those of the foreign residents
who are wisest have given up their cold baths,
and try to approximate the Japanese tempera-
ture as closely as possible.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect DECEMBER 13, 1891.
Leave washington from Station corner of New
Jersey avenue and street:
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Linn
daily.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis, and indianapolis.
daily.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, Express daily.
l1.3O A. M. and S.45 p. NJ
For Lexington and Staunton t10.4O A. NJ
For Winchester and Way Stations, t53OP.M.
For Luray, 1880, #S.45P M
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga. and
Memphis, 1O;l5 P. M, daily; Sleeping Car
through.
For Baltimore, week days, x4O5, 100. 6.s5.
xI2O, $500, 45-minutes,) x8.O5. $50. 1880
IoOO, 45-minutes,) AM, x12.OO 1910, x2.2O,
utes,) x5.10,x5.3O 5.S5, ,x6.2O $50, Ks co. x9 90,
$50. xl1.30, and 11.35 P. M. SUNDAYS, x4.05'
$500, 45-minutes,) xS.05, $50, x9.3O, 1000
45minutes,l A. NJ, x12.00, 100, x2.20, x2.4O,
so, D. 4.3d l5.O5 45,minutes,l x5.10, ,x6.2O, $50,
x9.OO, x9.00, xl1.30, and 11.35 p. Nj.
For Annapolis, 7.20 and $50 A. NJ, 1910
p. NJ.
!, For Frederick, P6 t1lsO A. M, sl.15, t4.sO.
For Hagerstown, t1O.4O A. M. and rs. .sOP.M.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and
the East, daily, 4.O5, 500, (1O.OO, Dining Carl
A. NJ, 1900 noon, 2.4O, (5.O5, Dining Carr
Gil;3O P. M; Sleeping Car, open at 10
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Boston, $40 P. NJ, with Pullman Buff
fet Sleeping Car running through to Boston
without change via Poughkeepsie Bridge, land
ing passengers in b. & NJ. Station at Boston.
For Atlantic City, 4.05, 1000, and 1900
noon. Sundays, 4.05 A. M, and i2OO, noon.
For time of suburban trains see time tables
to be had of all ticket agents.
Except Sunday. %Daily. SSunday only.
XEXpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co ON or
ders left at Ticket Offices, 619 and 1851 Penn
sylyania avenue, and at Depot.
j. 7. ODELL, CHAS. O. SCULL.
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
The True Secret of Success.

The cost of producing the different brands
OF Anheuser- Busch beer is largely increased in
consequence of the well-knoWn fact that in
its manufacture neither corn nor corn prepa-
tion is used. This increased cost in its pro-
duction necessarily brings about an increase
In lis cost to the dealer, who is required to
pay from 81 to 81 more per bbl. than is
extra tax appears hard ON the inn-keeper
the refined taste of the beer-consumng public
must be catered to and the demand supplied,
hence it is that in the quality of the Anheuser-
Busch brands we find the secret of its univer-
sal sale.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
Afternoon Trip to Mount Vernon

The Pennsylvania Railroad has arranged
with the Mount Vernon Steamboat Company
non on Tuesday afternoon, December 90,
leaving the Seventh-street wharf at 2:30 p. M,
giving tourists about one hour and half at
this historic spot, returning, reaching Wash
ington about $50 p, m. Tickets can be
secured by applying at ticket Office corner
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
or at the Arlington, Normandie, Riggs, Ebbitt,
and Wizards Hotel.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
$40 Battery Loaned.

II you are not enjoying perfect health,
strength, and vigor, we will lend you for go
days one of Gray's galyanic body batteries,
price $40, you to pay for it if cured. 1t is for
men only, ana is the latest and best electric
appliance invented. Current can be made
strong or weak; turned on or off at will. Acts
like megic in cases of weakness, premature
old age, etc. Can we send you one at our
risk? Electric Treatment Co., 259 Broad
way, New York City.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27

Buy Gill's Candies, 11th and f.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

To the Editor: Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for consump-
tion. BY its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. l shall
FREE to any of your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their Express
and 2. 0. Address. Respectfully, II. A.
sLocUM, M. c., 1S1 Pearl St., N. Y.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27

EoR SALE.-The following property, from
j. one to three miles from Washington
City, near and along the new electric
railroad now being built through Alex
andria County, near Arlington g.
room house, a acres, price $4,000; 4-room
house, large barn, l acre, $l,SO0; Groom
house. "a acres, chicken house and barn,
$l,65O; Groom house, II acres, 81, 900; 7-room
house, necessary outbuildings, 90 acres, SO, ,6OO
~ acres, 10-room house, $S, 800; 4S4 acres, new
store house and dwelling, $4,s5O; acres, g.
room house, 81 400; A acres at $75 per acre;
$275; Is acres at 1915; acres at $3.50; SO acres,
large house, and barn, $780, per acre; 1923 acres,
large mansion, stately trees, barns, stable,
etc, Sl50 per acre; 16 acres, new Groom
house 5000 per acre; acres at $3.50; 3 acres
at S215; large house, original trees, 20 acres
at $50; 40 acres, Groom house, fine shade
trees and orchards, 500 per acre.
j. E. CLEMENTS.
1921 ST NV, Washington, D. c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-30

Serr Sobn Soeri9, elm lansiasriser
unb seadteter Burger u~nierer 'Stabt,
lit IN, lesten Samltas einem Sdlason>
faae BON benz ct Dor 9 9asen betroHen
wuroe, erlesen uuo um sonntas seleitete
ein 5ablreidss @efo(se 2eibtrasenoer,
oaruuter bic Witstieber oer 5eueruebr
5u beren @rinoern ct sdblte, bic Ipoltel
8uno nnb Der Maniparins goiten q.
U. st., ben 9abinselbieoenet su ieiner
lesten 8ubeltdtte. Der geritor6eue
muroe i'm Sabre 1928 in Ilfburf,
@irttembers seboren uno fam ols 81
idbriser Singing nod Imerifa u,o
lieB iid, furj na9 ieiner Iufunft auf
amerifaniidem 8oben, iii unierem
County nieoer, iuo ct bie2anb iuirtbidaft
betrteb unb 1854 feline nun INT i'm
trouernbe @iitipe eDe1i1te. Spdter
Iieoefte ct nad %uuisrer Stdot lber, nnh
betrieb bier uiele Sabre cine Wtcsserei.
@dbtenb bes 9rieses bieute ct auf be,
Seite bes Morocu5 i'm i. Meilipuri
5reilpiligeu &esiment. Seilie CHE
mar nit 5 8inbern 9eie9net, uon oener
Inn bret I'M Eooe oOran singen uno
eip Spbu uno elue 9odter Den
SOB bes geliebtsn Saters nit Der Deut.
ter beweinea. Sfarrer 8oemis bieft I'M
Trauerbauie cine tiefempfanoene Set
fenreoe uno Die Sameraoeu bss Ser.
i%torbeneu 9a6en inn elm militdriI6ez
SesrdbniB mad oem &ituat Der q. q. 81
M6se bas 8eiuuBtieln, oaB Elm 10 gro.
Ber 5reuubrstreis Sen Serltorbelen
betral1ert uno lein Mnoeufeu ebrt, Isiu:y
ti%efsebeugten 8ittue uno ieiuen &lnoerr
Gum Eroite sereibeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-30

Der biefise Turnperein feiert morsen
Abenb in Der gonSeribaIe fem 10.
Stiftunssfeit fur oos bic Nit9lieoer
bereits bic beiten B%orfebrunsen setrof=
fen baben. Gin Ebeil Der 5eier 1T BEN
Gnbenfen bes lnuersebliden 9id,ters.
Selben unb 5reibeitsfdmpfers, Ebeobor
86rner setpiomet. befen 100. Geburts.
tns anl %. I. SO. IN allen srDBeren Stdbs
ten sefeiert, bier iebod ourd Die uielen
anoeren 5efttidfeiten, perordnst uuroe.
Ons rei4baltise unb abuedslunss-
rei9e 8rosramm publi5tren mir on ans
berer Gtelle. @ie aus bemielben ers
iidtlid, bat Der harmonic @eiaasoer=
elm feline Witmirfuns susesast pnb
miro burd 8ortrds neridiebeuer &6r.
ner'i9er 2ierer ieineu zbeil sur Sebuns
Der 6eierlidfeit beitrasen. auBer Dem
turnerii1en 9beil bes grosramma
miro cine SbeateruOrite0uns PATHFINDER
unS Stuar merben Sfpei Sdludnte sn,
Gufibrung fommeu, Die bieHa6musfetn
Der Beiuder aui bic Yrobe itellen tpsr=
oen. Gin semiitbli9es TausfrdnSdsn
miro ben S9luB Der Seitlidteit biloen.
Wer iid alio gut amiiiiren min Der be,
5ude morsen 4beno bic Ibenounterbal,
tuta BEG Surnpereins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-30
1000 Sdute perlanst iofort, fir Die
ih Die bDhiten Marftpreile besahle.
s. 90. &oetbemeie

$50 INNER iluei ooer DrelBerIOleu lih
miteinanoer u%lterbaitsn, bort man in Der
Neu5eit itsts ben gusbruf BON elmer
,bellereu 8taiie 9eute" (better class of
people.) @ir m6dteu nun jeoen Gin
selnen, pelder oicie 3silen LEFT, erinben,
urs bod gu erf!dren. mas er inter Die
Ter be1ereu 8taiie uOn 2eute1 perltebt.
Sino es nieQeidt Diejenisen, iuel6e ibr
@elb nerpraiien uus ibre Sbuloen nidt
be5ablen? Ooer limb IS bic mad CANADA
ourdbrennenoeu aaiiirer bon 8anfea
unb Shabmeiiter BON 6fentli6ea @el>
bern? Ober lino es bic Suoes, welbe
nur has @elo ibrer 8orfabren oerseuz
ben, ubne lelbit Bis iest 5itr @oblfabrt
Der Meuidbeit ettuas beisetrasen gu
basen? Sber iinb es ettua Die Mnder
unb ibre 8ettern, Die &alttpalierbenb'
Ter? @ir periteben nit unierem baus<
badenen 8eritanbe inter t%eiieren Men:
i9en iofde. tuetd)e leben unb anoere
aud leben ~laiisr, tuslbe lire 51utoen
ebrlib besablen uno uelde ibren Get
benmeniden gut 3eit Der Notb nit
5reuoisfelt belfen, ubne es erit lit ben
3~eituuseu an;eisen III l~aien, buB tie
elm @erf Der Renld)snliebe uolbrinsen
tuerben. N6er mir baben utter cielen
uabren Bhi(autropen nod nie semertt,
baB iie iid eesbaib, dbnlid ipie Die
Sbiler elmer 9obidule. ols cine befiere
Wenidenflaiie betradten. o6hltens
buninte Sunsen fDnaen eil,e fold per.
febr;e 2ebensani6auuns BON elmer
better class of people ausipretea uao
INNER int Munos fiibren.
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Observation-Disclosures @plie ba'
5reltas Den 81. Nopember 5ltm Lii
brary Day" beitimmt. In bicien
Easen Io[Ien bon Sdu(en uno 8ereiner'
GunSerte uno %auberpsitise Seftlidfeiteu
~urransirt wcrbcn, peren Grtag Der
S1ulbibliotbefen I'll Gut fOmmen iOI,
0as l1nternebuleu lit Elm ie9r lo5ellss
wertbes uno ueroient Die llnters
itisuI,s aller unierer ginwo5nes. 5err
@atter, Der 8rin5ipal Der bieiiaenGrei.
idule unO feline Goaesm ulto Golesin:
men trefen jebt i6on Die umfaienbiter
Sorfebruugeu fir eille III bielem Stnne
in Der GonSert5allc ab5ubaltenoeabenb.
uuterhaltuus, uno bofen mir bab baa
lutesnebmen mad 8rdItsn seforoe TT Uni
Interltiiet miro.
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5ruu gliiabetb 9aeffner, bic bo6be'
taste @sutter unierss seadteten Mits
burgers, Serrn 9bi(tpp Saeffner, itarb
ant festea Sonntas lit Der 8obnuns
ibrcs Sdwieseriobnes, !Srn. 5ris
Sruns, oil Der 5irlt Greet, int Ilter
BON IS Sabren unb s Wonoter. Die
@erltprbene mar aus g1iuB sebir tis
uno FAM init ibrem @atten i'm Sabre
1913 naG amerifa unb iiebelte iid nod
i'm ie!ben Sabre lit inherent gouutp on
Der 5irit Greet an. Sm Sabre 1885
stns thr @atte tbr int Epba poraus.
Sic iuar Mutter BON s &inoern bon
oenen feds nob am 2eben iino uro bic
nit einen sruben 9reis bon Sreunber
unb Sefannten bas Ible1en etl,er liebe-
po1en Mutter iinb bruben Srau betraus
ern. Die gesroisuus funb ant Iest en-
9ienstas aui benz GamilienbesrdbuiB.
plase OH Ger 5irit Greet, inter iebr
aablreider getbeili9uts. itatt.
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Mus &tnIne.

SIMMER noh trpdenes Wetter uto bic
8~eisenfelber baben nod elm thinner
lides ausie5en.
9as Jingle G6b19eu bes Serrn g.
@Oebtli itarb leste @ode mad fur5em
aranfiein.
9as Wiiiionsfeit, tpeldes bier ON
lebten Mittmob itattfanb. nerfief in Der
betrliditen @eiie. 5eitsdite batten iid
aug alen @eaenoen einseitellt 10 baB
bic id6ne serdumise Stride lie nidt
ale 81 faiien permodte. Die fOlsenoen
Serren 8nitoren uerfinbisten bas @orl
@ottes: s. S. Slid pom ct. Souls, 9
Zimmerman BON BAT, q. &ubn BON
Eacific, .. S9feifer bon abortion,
Warten BON fredericksburg, Sbdoel
bon Sw:ss, uno &hobe BON Morriipn
Nu6 iuarsn 5wei @e~iansuereine anne.
ienp, Die burd ibren berrliden @sians
uiel our @eridOneruns oes Seites BEL
trusen. M6se Dec s0ttli6e Samer
uelder OF oieien 9asen seidet ipnroe
rei6e Sri1te briusen. & bomas.
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Gin 1temes 0epartentent.

Seinem sroBen &feiperseiddfte bat
6. gbriitmann bieier gaae elm neues
Department susefist unb fem iebt idon
reidbaltises 8aarenlaser I'm elm Bee
beutenbes persr6Bert. Wan finbet iest
beim gbriitmann auBer benz srDBten
8orratb an fertisen &feibern aud elm
sroBes 2aser BON Serren ; Mustaffir<
umsszMrtifef, tuie- feline tpeiBe 9emben,
Slannelbemoen, llnter5eus. Soden,
~leiuene unb ieleene Tai6sntider, cellus
loib unb leireue 9rnsen uno Wundet.
ten, feline Salsbinben. Sanbidube fir
ben etaat ober bic Irbeit, Soientrdscr,
baumuo1sne uno tpolene llntertleiber,
fur5um ale @arberobartifel fir &naben
uub Serren, pom @ep0bnliditen big
gum G~lesnnteiten. Dabei lino Die 8rei,
le biuiser ols irsenoiuo in Der Staot
unb tueun illalt nit 8ortbeit einfauier
i nil, Damn lit gbriitmann's &leioers
banbluns Der bette Bfot. Seiier unb
biQiser perfauFt Niemano.
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go fault man feriise &leioer biaise,
ats beim gbri It mann, an Der
Marttitrabe. 8~uaitdnoise SerrensGn=
;ise fir $3.50; po1Itdnbise Scans In'
,itse fit Snaben $500; ueberr6de fir
oerren fir 1915; reberrDde fir 8nas
oeu fiir S1.5O BIB 1925. limb stpar
!inb oies Sleioer in benet ntdit fih be
.lnem Gnipfaus i'm @bite Saus feber
laiieu fam.