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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EORT MEYER HEIGHTS.

Is the safest for paying investment of all the prop
critics now offered around Washington oity, NO
MATTER WHERE OR AT WHAT PRICE
Right on the line of the Washington and Arlington
electric railway. and on that FASHIONABLE and
POPULAR drive, the Military road. 100 feet above
the Potomac, and only onehalf mile from the city
splendid property. bound to increase greatly in
value.
The electric road, when completed will make this
property the accessible of any the suburbs Of
this city.
This is lovely spot and has gained immense popu-
larity.
We have LARGE FORCE at work grading streets
and making other extensive improvements.
OUR PRICES ARE Low.
We can sell you beautiful lot the electric rail-
way and overlooking the whole city for 10 CENTS per
square foot, but will promise you that the
above price will last long. Next spring same lots
viii cost you 10 CENTS.
Don't delay. but call early
We invite every who looking for an investment
to inspect this property before purchasing elsewhere
We have teams on hand to drive you
Maps AID full particulars at office Of
ROBINSON LODGE.
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
no5-tr 90 and % Atlantic building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
THE cOUKu.

EoUrrr CouRToEsdgs Hagmr.
Today-Barnard agt- Barnard; testimony O.
dered taken by A b. Cambria, ex'r. white sgt
Phillips; do. by J. h. Lichliter. Weldon ACT
Stickney; pro confesso sgt Eliza Bowen Draks
agt Powell; auditors report ratiHsd 0'Nsin
agt Cross; decree for sale vacated and csuss -
Cncurr CouxroJsdos AoslgosssyL
Today-F. Williams agI. District Of ColuD-
ssGe :, an. ad. > 81 &s;ek c e Il "a Sns:
fairss agt =. b MCGUIRE et IL; trial resumed.
Ron rllustra4sd nursday, Novombsr ~.
Untvorunliss CAupch--Idul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
FRATERNAL VISITS.
SHOOTING STARS,

OF ''Hearts bowed down with weight Of woe
He told with persistence
That made him feel the song he sang
Described their own existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
Thought Three Drinks Day Enough.

Mary Clark, who keeps a saloon on Bates
road in the county, was tried before jury in
the Police Court yesterday on a charge of SELL
ing liquor to inmates OF the Soldiers Home
Mr.. Dumont appeared for the District and Mr.
Shillington for the defendant The prosecut-
ing witness. an old soldier, testified that he had
gotten liquor there several times, but Mrs.
drinks day, saying that was enough for an old
soldier. This made him mad and he informed
on her. Mrs. Clatk's lawyer made the point
that the District failed to prove that the old
soldier was an inmate Of the home at the time
the liquor was spld and the jury brought in Q
verdict Of not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The Annual Election ut the Stock Exchange.
At the annual meeting of the officers Of the
Washington Stock Exchange. held today, the
following were chosen: Chas J. Bell, president;
Jno. W. Corson, vice president; W. b Hibbs,
secretary; A X. Parris treasurer. The annual
banquet will be held Saturday, November %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

SITS a great invention" said the business
man as he watched his pretty stenographer sit.
ting at the monograph: "a great invention.
That woman has sat there and listened for ter
minutes and never said word"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Onions form large percentage Of too many
dinners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Rou Ills strated, Thursday, November 10,
UniversaSisl Church.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

1905 PENNsyLASra AVE.
cHAFING DISHES Of every description.
1908 PENN. AVE.
LAMPS. Banquet. Piano and Table.
1905 PENN. AVE
FIVE O'CLOCK KETTLES. Copper and Bras.
1905 PENN. AVE.
KITCHEN UTENSILS. Domestic and Imported.
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
wrLMARrH EDMoNsToN.
China and Glass Ware Importsrs noll
Il j. WALKER SONS 304 10TH ST. Nw-CAR
y. Pet Lining. Asbestos Goods Minor Brick and CAY
= ~iiu SPAy 0eSnnx. Ll1e. Celnspr and Charcoal
Ao J. 4. MALkER SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The difference between men with boards and
BARRIERS is that some raise whiskers and oshsrs
whisk razors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Onions form large perscentage Of too many
dinners.
SITS great invention" said the business
man as he watched his pretty stenographer sit
ting at the monograph; "a great invention.
That woman has sat there and listened for ten
minutes and never said a word"
The difference between men with boards asd
BARRIERS is that some raise whiskers and oshsrs
whisk razors.
Il wonder" she said, "why Il ID that poets
are SO fond of referring to the vsgrant brsssey.
Perhaps" replied the young lawyer, sit \
because the breeze has no visible means os sun
port"
pretty fatiguing times," said the pedss-
trian to the policeman.
Eyes, a great many people need arrest nsvs-
days"
Among the 'cold facts'' Of existence are She
buckwheat cakes at an inexpensive rsst.uranA
II tell you, mother, the world n againsS me.
but sooner or later will be heard" Ana -
lad was right The next week hs sseaseA q
situation In boiler factory.
The turkey fingers all forlorn,
With woe in every feature,
He turns aside from toothsomso corn,
A dull detected creature
Who contemplates with untold grise
What some folks call blessing.
And sadly swears he'd Just - lief
Abjure expensive dressing.
Footprints In the sands Of time" nurmur>d
the man who accidentally trod on IN hour
glass.
II think she II Q two-faced Creature. |" IA
one of the girls indignantly.
'Oh, no." returned Aiss Cordial; s4f shs IA
two faces, she would never use this eos."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
EoR sALE-iO ACRES OF LAND on ROCK CREEK
u Ford road; about mile west of Brentwood; very
N, 4, some shade; Terms very easy. LOUIS P SHOE
E'OR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
lFs S ss nj ZONE N
portieniar wi viii ell n barysin See EAsTFRpAf
MAI.LERl, 624 ST. Pacific building. no16-3t
LYOR RENT-TEN ACRES SUITABLE FOR GAR
the Glen Echo and Tenallytown roads il has irui;
no4 iG ''' -'''''' ALERT ALERT.
LoR SALE BY THE ACRE : LAND TWO TO
h3od' t fl easS PIGS rea enable kosbkr
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE
place Of aboIt; 30 acres. = miles iroH Anmendale
dwsIE ana Stable; hard Of about 90 peach trees
n tnl bearing land about 9rR1 lfuatiOn
nois-M iii 7 St. NV.
For sALL-"O ACRES. .7-ROOM HOUSE. BARN.
mile rom Alensnira city near T' r,p o W station
trains to WashlG4ton every hour. Price. $50 per
house; orehard railroad station rs miles from
iroon per - miles w9 81 s9 20
nal e Of she ; f% seTd for large and @
JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
nols-4t iJ2l st. NV.
EoR sALE-FINE LOUDOUN COUNTY VA,
farm and equipments near railroad station $50
acres hne. rich soil; fine buildings large
through farm IN which trout plentiful: rapidly
IMPROVING neglborhood one hour from WASHINGTON.
Price. S2J,OOO; 5000 cash. balance ten more
years; or wouid exchange Tor unencIbeEed city prop
erfy. e. BA1I-EA, ~ L. Lexington St. Balti-
more Md nol4-tjt
EOR SALE-SUBURBAN lots COUNTRY
seats. farms and other landed inv the vi
cini.y Of Nv WASHINGTON. II. cAivLkTS Co,
ct34-Im 1910 L st. H..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Il wonder" she said, why IL ID that poets
are SO fond of referring to the vsgrant brssxey'
Perhaps" replied the young lawyer, 'it h
because the breeze has no visible means oe sup
port"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Pretty fatiguing times" said the pedss-
trian to the policeman.
'Yes, great many people need arrest nsvs-
days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Party .s.l- sDua. =. 500 pay 81 900 cash and
Inv tcf 1Iy .-Us,i ir-e-s,oTy and basemen brick
tHsr4ll- -tfh 50 between and II IL W.
= slfs -f asi BAH. be remaining
sl- ri stIL the prop
sr1y wi Iys.4.y able -. 600 Call in and
Ia
l.. ii. WARNER ( Co,
st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Among the 'cold facts" of existence are she
buckwheat cakes at an inexpensive rsst.uraaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

l'DL Sl1.I-NIRN CHEAP
II tlEs.stJTy ami basement brick dwelling 10th
II lerwe-u and h sts L. ". eight and bath.
Pine only c.,tUU.
b. Il. WARNER 4 CO.,
nol4-,f 9I6 81. n. w..
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what life would be under a socialistic system
REV. J. o. g. HUNTINGTON.
Mr.. Henry George was to have been the final
speaker of the session. but owing to a death in
his family was unable to come on for the con-
gress. His place on the program was taken BY
Rev. j. o. s. Huntington, a young man clad in
a long black cassock anda member of the order
Of Brothers Of Nazareth. In his ad.
socialist, but that none should ignore
the discomfort of the time. The time was when
the discontinued class was mainly made up of
the army OF the unemployed. Today it is the
young doctor, the young lawyer and sometimes
the young minister who is disconnected AZ
fairs are in a very unsettled condition and it is
the university graduate who is restless. This
is a dangerous sign.
Rev. Mr.. Huntington soon proved himself
as opposed to private ownership of land.
Roughly speaking, he said mankind might be
divided into the three classes-workingmen
beggarmen and thieves. The rich man is a
workingman and often a hard working man,
but there is another-the owner Of land who
becomes wealthy through its unearned incre-
ment. He sits off on one side and draws an
income from it. He is not q workingman so
he must belong to one Of the other two
classes. A landlord is q man lord. There is
one Lord Of the land, and He is the Lord of
children, and every man should have the right
of access to it as a result Of his inherent right
to life, liberty and the pursuit of human hap
piness.
There were no volunteer speakers and at
O'Clock, after the reading Of some announce
ments and the singing of hymn the session
wac adjourned with the benediction by Bishop
Dudley.
ToNIGHr's PROGRAM.
There will be a session Of the congress this
evening at National Rifles Hall at 8 O'Clock.
The subject for discussion is .'The Relations of
the Clergy to Politics"
The writer's are Rev. Jas. Mulchahey, D. D.,
New York; Rev. H. L. Myrick, Sing Sing, NY,
and the speakers are Gen. Morris Scha6, Pitts
field, Mass. Rev. John w. Kramer, N. D.,
New York; Rev. Chas. R. Baker, Brooklyn, NY.
The First Evening SEASON.
The first evening session of the Protestant
Episcopal church congress was held last even
ing in the hall Of the National Rifles Armory.
Though o'clock was the hour set for the
opening Of the session the hall began to an
up some time before then, and by 7:3o Ill the
seats that we're reserved for tho audisnce were
occupied and standing room Vas soon It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

f.UE ssLE-$iIo OK MORE CASH AND s25
4 li BINS tle h-riI.4 pressed
lrarz loJse se -sist; St; south front; all
II d s- Dig - Z sIl5 viii withdraw n.
Cal a. ,a,-- ". H. WATSON x CO.,
LOl Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

II tell You, mother, the world d asainst ne.
but sooner or later / will be heard" And -
lad was right The next weak he sseoseA a
situation In Q boiler factory.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03

uSabrelaug mar ib iudbrenO bes8inz
tegs nit eiler i6mcr5baften9lnidlpellun9
Der 6iiBe bebaftet," iu9t Serr Sobn8urf
bon Seauer @reef, Minn. 9ie9ler5te be-
5eiducteH meiten6all als @lieber>& berz
matismus. Die bclten 9OctOren bebauz
beltcn mid, fuunter mir aber ltur 9erin9e
GinOerun9 peri6affen. SD ueriudte pie
lcrleiGurer, aber Ubne@rfolg. @d6renb
bes &iuters 1887, ais meineiiiBe 10 arlz
9ei6wOllen iuaren, oaB i6 fuum meme
Stiefel an5u5ieben permO6te, ma6te i6
einen Seriu6 it@bamberlain'sS 6mer<
6ct SalI an. Die elIte @iurei5ung per>
minocrte bicIni6welluns i6on betrddt,
lid unb als Die e,ite so Gts. Slaide
perbraudt ipar iublte ib iolde Grlei6=
teruu9, baB i6 Die St0de, mittelit bcreu
ib MIDI mn fO~rtSubetue9en uermudte,
Bel Seite legcn founte uno al6 iuieoer
im Stanoe mar, Stlefel 81 trugen. so.
Gts. Stai6en be3 Mittels iinb bel Si=
mon 8oe9er Il Co., 9rafe, MO. uno
8inf6oe(ter & Guente, Worrilon, Dto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03

= @Gbrenb bes @elpitters am
Sounta9e lpurpe Der lit &oGa wobnb ite
9bomaS Surlciuu, in Der Nd9e poab
Safe Springs, pom Slise eri6ln8ep.
er befanb Ii6 auf Dem @e9e mad ser
Stride, als Der &e9cn i'm iiberfiel uno
lbn beipo9, inter einem Saunle Sdlub
gu luden. Seine Sleioer ipurbtn burd
ben Slib ent5iinoet unb btd4tHten inn
bonn &Drter.
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~ 49, - %'N"lSt
iberi2wemmt. Sn Der @tgeub uou
8almsr, &eb., if Die Grute ourd . turm
lnb 9p6maIicr fat san5 ucraidtct nor
Den.
9er8e9en Oauerte bon friib Morscns
big a6enbs. 9Itz0ma9n unb Gin &teil
uun 0oro Omaha mur6e iber Tlutbet.
Die GlarfItra6e IL n6roii1 BON ser "A.
StrnBe an 2 6is 6 5aB titf init 8aiier
beDrdt. %ofiiei NIB 6cucriucbr Galfcn
Den teOrpbten 5amilien, iid nno lire
0abieti9feitea il 5ld)cr1eit Ill briuoea.
gti6iano, 81 26. SUM. Dos
S9lu9tbaus DER 9atteriOn Goal Go,
nuroe beute &a6mittas pom Sturm
umseblaieH, nobel 6 Mann eet6btet
Duroen.
Sasiu Srleuns, 26. SUM-. Die
bieiigen 5reimaurer f~cierten seitern i'm
@eiteno Den SObanuistas uno lie6en
gbenos eiu Seuerluerf abbrenuen.
8eim eriten 8ombeni6las brannten
Elm 9aGr feurise 8utltenpferbe bur9
jasten mitten in Die na6 SauIenren
Sdblenoe Neni6enmen9e binein. Der
8u6bulter Sarrp &ui1ea, iocl6er
li6 Den &oiien fiibn in ben @eg mar
uno lie gu balten oeriudte, iuurbt
set6btet. Srau q. 5. Mi9el erlitl
einea SddOelbru6 unb eefdbrlidt
@unben ani &0rper 6urb Suftritte
Sruu So6n 9lemmiEs, Die Ga!tir
zines friberen GrOBmeiiters, uni
5wei &inber e~rlitten lei6tere 9erles:
unsen. Ser 8utIder !SenrD Sobu:
ion, ein Sarbi9er, 1T inter Der On
fla9e bcs Sobtiblngs per6aitet woy=
ben.
Nebrn3ta GitD, Nebr., 26 SUM
Gin i9redlider &e9enl turn ipiitbet,
bier beute Sfa6mittag. &eIe: Uni
SduI Ter murben iiberl6ipemmt uao oi,
Sdaben in Der Stubt belaufen id
auI mebrere Sauienoe bon Dollars. 81
Der llmse9eub ipurbs bas &leinsetreio D.
nieber9ei6la9en uno idlimm bei6doist
Gberofee, Sa., rs. SUM-. 600 Men
lden Iinb bier our6 Die lleber twem
mur9 ubba6tps uno Silfe bon aus
iudtts lit ben6tbi9t. Mapor 3. 8
SlpUm bat einen Nufruf I'M @elb6ei
i~teuern e~rlaiien uno bonn @ouoerneul
100 Wilitdr5elte fir Die S6oadloiet
er6eten.
SEEM gorf, rs. SUM. Nls beute cir
5aB 4lcobol aus Dem @rpsei6OB BEG
golumbia=G College gebolt tuurbe, ent5in.
beten ii6 Die 4lcoboloinlt e Oil einsn, in
Der Ndbe a~n9eitri6enen 8iinob6l5der
uno bas SAB erplooierte. Der Saus=
melltcr @m. Simpion, 2bomaS 3isf
uno 81. Sobn @Ortbrlp crlitten idpere
Brauoiuuncen uno purben na9 Dem
SelIepue@6uipitat 9ebradt. 0er9runb=
i6aoen mar 9erlng.
Sprin9fieto, 0eou 25. SUM. SObn
8oorf, Sababof5ngeat Der Sri8colinie,
uericbte beute einem Sasabunoeu, Der
li1 ieiner !6inau5iuerfun9 aus benz Sta
tiouS9ebduoe mioeriette, eincn 10 &c.
lpalti9en 5duItl6la9, Dab Ger lln9liif=
lide toot 5uIammen6raf.
9~elpisburg, Genn,, rs. SUM. Sn
COCHRAN luuroe 9elterll Elm Gro5eB spi=
i6eu Den 5arnIern See 5armcr uno Sim
SaDlor entI6iebcn. gls beice Yarteien
nit ibren 3elscn uno ScruauOten bein=
feGrten, 9criet6en lie matchmaker i'll
Gtreit. Son @orteu fam es 81 g9dlz
li6feitcn uto e3 wurben Meiier, Tiitoz
len, &uiippet uno Stelne 9ebrau6t. 6
Wtduner iuuroen i6lucr %periuun0et; byci
oericlbcn, Sim TaDiOr uno Icirc 5iuei
S6Gue, t0otli6.
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Sri ,%ufrieSen!

Silt OH 9elllno-lo lei sutrleoen
llnb ie9'ne ieben Sounenblit!
SIT Dir feiu poles NtaB be16ieoen,
GO bno're ui6t nit benz 9el6id.
Vie 9Selt lit beIIer, oils fe ldeint,
Dur lei ni6t ielbit oein itliminiter 6eilo!
Bill bu eeIuno-io lei suirieben!
Die Sranfbeit lit cilI b0ler Galt.
Sic rarbt Dir ben GenuB bienieben,
limb fGlt Dir Gag unb 9ta6t CUR gait.
8elul1obeit uno %9elunoeu Wtutb
9ttmnl alf ais nni6Gsbares Out.
Heb III Der Susenb betue 8rGfte,
Sann mirlt ou idmie9iam, flint uno ltarf
SerldIuenbe ridt Die gebensidfte,
Serl6lDenoe nift bein 2%ebenSmarf
oolt' I'M @enlile NaB unb 3iel,
Sern1eIse WitBi99ang uno Sptel.
Erint nidt Die 2uit in poueu 3iioeu,
2as brtl9t Dir gtel ur6 3erorIlF
SlI6' III Der Nrbett beiu Yeraniiaeu,
SSn eoler &bGti9feit @enuB.
llno tannIi on tQglid Suites tbun,
60 wlrlt Oil Zip mo ir'ebli6 rubin.
Die Reni66eit 1T ELL sroBes @au;es,
S6lIeB' bid Dem Gan;eu treulib ar.
sci wuroi9 zines giir9erfran;es
llho ltrebe frei uno frob uordn.
gu niinmlt ais @Iieb an @an;en Sbeil,
Gle. Dir Huo Ipbelcn gum Seil.
Si't on 9eiun6-io lei ;uirieoeu
lao meJoe iebe geioenl6aft.
1T IS ia, Die uns biellieoen
Cas meiite Neio uno llnbeiI l6aiit.
Die Nelt 1T beiier, oils Tie i6eint,
dur lelittbt lelblt oetn l6Itmmter 6eiub!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03

!9trr Sanes 2amtert BON gteip
Yrunswld, SQinuis, ia9t: SD bate
einen idlirmen Nufaa BON &beumatisz
mls in DEN Siiiten unb Seinen, aGs i'd
mir cine 6lalhe BON Gbamberluin's
S6mer5en.Batlam fauIte mo III brel
Gogeu turirt wurOe. SD bin iebt uall
redt" ulo m6dte einem Ssbcn, Der nit
jerem i6rcdii6en llebcl bebaftet lift,
unratben, iid .Gbamberlain's Sdmerz
5ensSatiam 5u peri6affeu, INT iofort
furirt 5u iucroen. so Geuts 6tal6en
gu baber bci Sinton Soc9er & So,
9rafe, 0tO. unS SinfbOt!ter & Suentc,
Worriion, Wtp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03

Sm 6ri5jabre 1876 lit i'd oil, rlcu-
matii9en 6iiitenidmer5cu, iuar cjn
Sa6r ltieero nu,be jebpb burd Die
a%nipenouns bon ct. Satpbs Del pOnz
itanois sebeilt. -6rau .. 9uuelion,
Sbip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03
amrrifrnifme isnrn.

Sic in oieiem 2anoe erI9elnenoen
td9li6en 5eitunaen uimmeln meiit bon
@bei6eionn9s -8eri6tsn. gn9liih<amez
rifauii6e Statter MAIDEN iid 1rgar Elm
8er9ni9eu baraus, aDe g%inSelbeiten
brett gu treten rie in BEN betrefenoen
&lagei6riftrn enthalten iino.
Huntingdon ipidit Die Sriuolitdt nit
Der bas @bebauo in ben Ser. Staaten
selDt miro. @eil bamit aber Die
Grunolo9e Der seiammten @eieli9ufts<
Sronuus ms Sdwanfen fommt, lift es
fpohl Der Mibe iuerib, BEN lIrInden bic
Ter &ranfbeit na6juIpiiten.
Qls cine bieicr urladen oarf ppbl
bic lei9tiinnise grt hes @beitlie6uns
bejei6uet luerben.
@ben jebt lit bel ct. 2ouis Die fol-
senbe @ei9idte paiiirt: Giusbort sroBz
seiuOroeucs Wdbden beities einen 3u9
Der Miiiourl 9acific Sabn, Tim mad
Musfoace i'm Snbianer 2erritorium 81
fabreu. BORT mar l5r cine Stelle als
S6uQebrerin peripro5en tporoen.
Qls fie ben &unman- @a9en beities,
erblidte ile Sluei Mdnner, wel6e un5anz
big ladteu. Ser cine bate einsn IdJ6p
men Sdnur,blrt uno sefiel ibr. sls
iein @enoiie al Der @ren5e unieres
Staats ben 3us perlaiien fat te, firirte
Der Sdrtise oas junse Mdb9en. DIS
ite in Grlu:beruus ll9elte, ltellte ct lib
ibr ielber Dor uno mar baio nit ibr in
ein 9eiprd1 uert;eft.
@esb1lb wollt iie oenn III bas Sn<
oianerzT erritOrium se9en, no bic @Dlfc
auf ben strnBen umberlaufen? @enn
lie ibn 'beirat6e, weroe lie es weit better
babeu. @r lei neutrality-suspicious. fir
elm @ei6dft in Sort @ort6. Ia Der
8iebermann audi ei1 nit @reen6ads
motif sefi0tes 5al6enbu9 5ei9te, i9ten
fem Nutras Der Dame gan5 anuebmbar.
Die 8eibcn utrljeBcn alio in Denton
BEN Bug unb cruirfen li6 bort etnen
Seiratbs. GrlaubniBiGein. Wtit bieiem
ausseriiitet sinseu ii6 na6 Sort @prtb
unb iuurben bur9 einen 5rieoeRsrt6ter
roerebelidt".
@isllei6t nid)t gang 10 raid, aber
ebenIu lei6tferti9 tperbcn 5aDllole
,,@Gen" in 0cn Ser. Staaten ael6lpliel.
@enn "S6r" ielae gtnle uno 59Hnrr~
bart seidGt, 10 fru9t rSie" ni6t crit
lanse, Of ,gr" i6op irgenetpO jluat
ODER Orei 5raucn iibcn bat. Mfan gcGt
gum Sriebensri6ter unb ubeiratbci".
8as fiimmern li6 Die mpoernen Nnlcs
rifaner lin Die 8arnun9 bes benti6m
Oi6tsrs:
Drum priiie, iuer ii6 eiui9 binoet,
Sb ii6 oas 9er5 gum Screen ftnoet,
Ser @abu lit fGrS, Die &eu' lit lang.
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Die Staats: Stdcrbau 0eb6roc +

- 9ie Staats: Gdcrbau.N e66roc bat
na6Itebfnoes &etter. unO grntebuaetin
fir lette @Ode erlailen; Seiu6lftcr
Sin,mcl uHb &esenwetter rs9e(mdbi9
bis MOniug, ieitoem SpnHenidsin ufb
ld0nes @etter, babel trodell, nit glus-
na6me be5 duBerlten Norbens bon Iiiiz
iouri, woielbt am leb.en Mittluo6
i9pere 8esm fiel. Mit bieler %eil5i9en
Iusnabme lit baber bas @etter duBerlt
9iinitis fir bic grnte seueien; I'M Sill
Ben uno in gentratzM iiiouri lit bieGrute
idum seidla9en uno pielfa6 i9on Der
elm. @ei5en itebt gut, oa Der &e9cu III
3eit na6seluiien fat. 8urn ftebt
ebeniaas gut. Sir iuerise Gage nur
nod angaltenb 9utes 8etter uuO clue
uor5iislide @rnte lit seIi6ert.
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GIimameaieI

brin9t rnebr Ieniden in bic Grube, als all-
9enteiu allesnommeu miro. IdmentIib lit
6leS bdifig Der ,5au bel ;arteu poer I6md6-
li6en 0oHititntionen, luo inter nnlercu
Siunauoercru. Ipcf6e neue l0eimlidtten it
IoldcG ShtIicn oe5 9Seiiens iu6en, in
melden II gemiieu Sa3res;eitcn Nfalaria
uuO tppbGies ,iieber bduiiQ auitrPteH- Die
bette 3oybcreitllug fiir eiren gScdiel oe5
&iimas, oc5 gSaiiers ooert Der 9idt, ,ucl1e
bei Ciuer 3Str1noelun9 6es 99o6uort5 OFT un=
pcrmtiolitb iiub, lit 6ofetter's R0genbit=
tens, rpeld5as nidt nur oa3 Spitem geger
Malaria, Die GiHIliiIie pcrdnoerli6er &ern=
peratur, Ger Seudti9teit unb i6md9enoeu
@trtunger tropii6er 6ise teiti9t, iouberl
ou6 bas bette RitteI gegen Sartleibisfeit,
Gpspepiie, Qeberleibsn rno Gbuli6e 8 elm:
iudun9en IL, pelde benz 4uswanberer, benz
Gei6Gft5reiienoen, benz Seemanu uno BEN
III tropiidlem Slima li6 oufbaltenben Sou:
1iiten oroben. Sir Seeiabrer, Sersleut uni
aderballer in nel beliebelten @eeenoen bu
IS Iu6 dis 10 rtiamite Shuspebr 9esen ale
ibre gelunohett bebrobenbeu @etabren er
rpieien, pie aus sabuoien, oies bei6eini gen
ben Seu9ninen beroor gebt.
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SAT- WeiErifc abrrmafs

in @ooe fOmmen, lit mDslid. sei6iebt
aber boffenili1 nidt. Die umseitalts
ing, welde jeue Mube bon arinolinen
ipieoer nit feb trin9en iuiro, Iolte aif
nnbeltimmte 3eit binaussei1oben fem.
llmgeiiaitea in bem Sefinbeu BON Sau.
lcnoea pon Srauen I'M ganSen 2onoc
babeu iudAycno Der lebtcu wenigeuSabse
itattgefunren. Slei6e, hagerc nm
mntbloie idlauen febbaIt MD gcluuo aus.
8as @ebcimni6? p9r. 8iercc's 5apo=
rite prescription" weldlcS Gle droni-
ld]cn o5dwdthc5nltdHnc" mo qIdlenom
9floeT bait, DIE 0caiicn eiecntbiimli1
iino.
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a0r. l,icrce's 8tqetts"-milte nb.
flbrenO pOCr t,aitiid pilfenp, je nod
bar 9oIia. 20 Gents.
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GbIrrn frinc Osih1ftsifnfunn.

&dbrenb iid aberal cine geuiiie Sc
iddftsit llle ipdbretlb Der erltenSriibjabrs
mUnate temcrfli6 ma6tc, :ruroe urs
BON Oh. 8eter Sabrnep. benz Sabrifane
ten bon SOrnis Nlpelfrduter 8lutbels=
Der, Mittbeilung, boB Die Nudfragen
unb 8eiteaun9en fir oieies Seilmittel in
elmer iu!den Wense entliefeu, bab Die
5irma, troy i9rer srpBartigen 6aciiitds
ten, faum I'M Staroe luar, ale Den an
foroeruneen 9eredt 81 iueroeu, 9ieies
niumt ms mbeiien ni6t @unoer; benn
no man bing6rt, bort man MIR 2obenss
iuerthes iiber 5ornis NlpenfraIter 8lut,
telcber.
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,0rum priiie, iuer iid eiui9 binoet,
Ob iid oas 9er5 gum Ser5en ftnoet,
Ser @abn i. fEra, DIE &eu' lit lang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-03

SH meinem 9aben iino Or. Quault
a0nig's Samburger Sropfen ein Stu
pelartitel; lie psrfanfen ii9 better iuie
ir9eno anoere ocrarti9e 4rdparatipnem.
= q. q. 9predelmeger, aunse'S Store
@isc.
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Oloenturs. "a. Snni. Sn eincm
beftiaen Geluitteriturm bierielbit nure
ben firni Berloneu getdotet, II 9efd6r-
lid pcriuu pbet.