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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
6erbert 8ismards Sp1seit.

9lus Wien pirb bonn q. SUM be-
ri1tet.
Oie 9odseit 6es @rafen 6erbert
8ismtarf nit Der Grdfin Margaretbe
9opos, So1ter bes 8rafen @eorg 6oz
pos, fanb beute 8ormittag, I'm 10
llbr 80 Minuten, in Der ebamgelii6en
Stride in Der DorotbeenzGaiie, itatt.
Sas Wetter mar i66n umb sroBe Mens
fdenmafen battei1 iid am @raben unD
benz &oblenmarft, ben bei6en 9aupts
ifraBen ber Stabt, bur6 pel6e 6ie
Wagen sur Stride fubren, allfgeitellt.
Jiirit gismard murbe auf feinem Wee
&c bonn palffp<palaft bis sur Stride
iiberal entbuiiaftif6 besriiBt.
Sie Sdulen Der &ir6engalleriell
tparen nit 8lumen umtpunben unb
aud bic @allerien ielblt tparem nit
8uirlanben gei1miift. 800 @d1te
tparen su BEN 6eierli6teiten eingelaben
iporben unb UNI 10 llbr 20 Minuten
mar bic fleine Stride bon elmer glan=
aem6em So63eitsgefelli6aft ansefiillt.
Sie 9erren tparen meiitens in gldns
senben uniformen erf6ienen, tpdbrenb
bic 5oiletten ber Oanien an &oltbar=
felt tpetteiferten. Oie 0fterreidilden
9pfbeamten gldnaten bur6 @btpefens
belt, ipdbrenb bic ilngarii6e Mriitotra>
tie 6urd biele Magnaten in ibren ftrabs
lenben gational Goftiimen pertretem
mar. 2eBtere gruppirten f9 auf Der
linfen Selte bes Mltars unb perlieben
benz farbenrei1en Bib befpnberen
@lan3.
@raf bon S1umalolf, Der rufiilde
@eianbte in Deutf9lan6, mar Der eins
aige anueienbe Geianb:e. 9luBer bies
lem batten @raf grnit 9opos, @raf
gBilbelm Bismard, Der bic lniform
bes eriten @arbe 9ragoners3egiements
trug, prin5 yfi9olas @ferba3p. @raf
palffD unb bic ndberen 0eripanbtem
auf ber linfen Seite bes S6iffes plab
gemommen. 9lnf Der re9ten Settle
batten Mitglieber Der 0opos Samilie
.SiBe genommen. 9lls Siirf 8ismard
in 8egleitung feines Sobnes 9erbert
gegen | llbr % Winuten in Der Stride
eintraf, tuurben fie nit lautenl SubeI
begriiBt.
sic eripibertem banfenb bic @riiBe
unb eriparteten Dor Der &ir1entbir Bic
9lnfunft Der 8raut. 6iirf 8ismard
trug bic Uniform bes beitl9en @arbe
bu Corps Regiment5 nit benz iilbernen
Nbler auf benz Selm unb fab neben
ieiner Besleitung tpie elm &ieie aus.
Graf 9erbert trug bic blaue Uniform
bes eriten @arbe Dragoner 3egiments
unb 8ater unb Sobn i6miidten Bic robs
ten unb griinen 8dnber bes 6fterrei6iz
i9en ct. Stephan Orbens.
lin II llbr 20 Minuten berfiiubete
anbaltenber Subel bic 9lntunft Der
8raut. 4lS 8rautfiibrer fnngirten
prin3 9obenlobe unb Qerr bon 8elom
bon Der beutfden @eianbti6aft in &om.
@dbrenb bic 8raut lansiam bur6 ben
Mittelgang Der Stride gum 9lltar
i6ritt, erbob fi6 bic gan3e 8eriamms
lung unb Derneigte fi6 Dor Der 8raut,
Der Giirit 8iSmard unb @raf Yismarf
folgten. Sobalb bas So63eitSpaor
am Gltar angelangt mar, begamn Der
air6endor cine 6pmne 3u iingeu, tpoz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
(Sortietuns foIst.)
ssirael, Der 9obeseaael

id.sebt oft ndber iber uns, ala ptr atnen. Gs III
ireit rdtblider an5nnebmtu, iei in ber 0dbe wenn
mir unwcbl ino, als oieien @ebauten 81 SerIaden.
0oriidt 1T eine Gusenb, wele ber Metr5abl ber Men-
i@en rebr cber mincer absebt. Defenders auffalenb
ID bic @eueistbett, aus elmer reiden Grtdluns" rid
ntGt8 su maen." Gtn vsertnsfdstses4 nwobifein TT
bdus ber @erbote Der Grippe, elmer ranfbeif, ue6e
in ihren bbberen GntmtdlunsSutien iebr bdus, ipie
ftc Statiitit lebrt, tcbtbriusenb wirft. @a9 benz
Gmpnben etreS ErcifeefhbS, c9er penn bic 0prbcten
ber JnflnenIa, e 0teen unb lebter 6biitterp ges
fplst BON febertf&er Sise unb Irpdenbeit ber Saut
ftf bemerfIi MAIDEN, ipate man iofprt su Scfetier
@asentitterS sreifen, Oa8elbs bef4leunst bic gut=
junbe a6rpermdrme unb perdrtte geripiration, mo-
burd BITE Grfdltuns bnrd BITE Sautppren aus benz 86rz
per serieben unb etterer rantbetseimen befreit
Walaria, Weritopfins, 0eberIetpen, Wbeumatismus
unb Gerenfranfbeiten. Sin Weinslas pru rcr eenl
Shlafenseben perbtIft su seiunbem 98laf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
ssrsit uuS 9efuuSbett. !.

Wenn Ste ni6t frdttts uRe pcbl flben, 70 psriu6en
Ste @leeire 8iers. Wenn Gie bic Srippe1 aeIhwd 1T
bat, Dsru&en ste GIsctric Biters. Dtes Wttei pirtt
breft au bic 9eber, au ben Wasen nnb au bte Reren
seImdbis gu erfllen. Wsnn sic an nerp6lem Row.
reb le,oeu, pereen ste burd GIsctrte 8ters S6nede
unc eanerube Nbbnlfe inbeu. Gne Brpbes s6ia6e wtrb
Sic hdpou nberJeusen hab htsS nas Wstel 1T, ueies
Sic eebrau6en. 6rebe NlaIhen fur nur so Gents In
ser apcttsfe rcu Seclpb Gretb, IhcmpipH 4 &c. III
babpu -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
3. apitef.

Sci @ottfrieb mar baS Slid eineee
aosen nit Tbereia. Mn.bros mar ipie
itmseapanbelt, er arbeitete I'm Gtall nnb
5elo, nabm li9tli9es ,SntereiIe on ben
Nngelegenbeiten Der @irtblhaft uno
bran9te, mas Dem Nlten am meiiten Soft
nuns CAB auf 9riin6lihe Beferung, anr
9od5eit. sSas bieiem jebo9 bic Srenoe
uno iunere 3ufrieoenbeit perbarb, Die er
jett oft 5u fiiblen besann, mar ber Sc
oanfe, beiien ct nidt lebis ipnrbe, er
fOlse in all bem. tpie unbeipubt, Sen
Tfatbidld9en Woies 9eiueuanns, Gno.
3iel nno .3fped BON all bem iei ia bod
nur, ben Gater gu elmer siinitigen lleber.
sabe gu betuesen, Die inn freie 6anl
Lief gum 8erfauf, er mar lidtlif) aal
mibt reif gu 10 fddnolidem Betrls nnb
9eudelei. Damn ipra1 er ii9 in cine
be9ebrli6e Siebe gu 5ran3l binein, rei3te
ii4 ielbit 3u itiirnliiden 9eibenihaffs=
duBerungen, 9iebesbeseuouneen, bic bic,
ies einfade aiub besliidfsn.
Die yiabe 2bereiaS, bic 1ih jett fir
ibren 3tpeimonatli1en llrlaub p0llis i'm
9auie einseri6tet bate, tna1te auf i'm
genan Die gesentbeilise 8irfnns ais
Wfoiss Seinemann ipobl eripartet. Shire
Worte bamals i'm Sahn = relauben
Sic 6enn, i'd piirbe nit Sbnen rebeu,
ipenn sic Der Bripatier Oerr Ointer.
mooier wdreu, id, Die Gbersia @iorai ?"
-bie ia setpif iberSbaft semeint ipas
rem, nia1ten eitcM tiefen @inbrnd auf
ibn, Die iouperane 8era1tung bes Sci
beS. bic oarin lag, iinponirte ibn uno
lieB ibut bieien Eripatier 5intermooier
pl0sli6 in eineni gang anoeren 2i6t ers
I6einen = matt, perlhpommen bdms
merte In linn oer @eoanfe auf, oer gas
ter tonne bod bas Hed)te baben nit
ieinem 3dben Banernitol;.
@ottfrieb bate fid) aud aufiallenb
uerdnbert, Der beitere 3us, ben Tberes
ias @eplauOer aif iein ftrenses Nntlis
3li 3aubern ipuBte, btuterlieB fir ftdnbig
feinen rpobltbuenoen S6immer barauf,
ta3u fam bic innise Ser3ensfreube, Sie
ct niel itarfer enpfanb als 0iberte, iiber
bic beDpritebenoe Deiratb leines 9 obnes
uno befien iidtlid 3n leinem Gortbeil
perdnoerteS @elen.
Die ftillen gommerabenbe Dor benz
9anie 1T bem fleinen ommerbaus aus
Hinoen, Del6eS @ottfrieb errihten lieB.
3eiSten am oelttlid1ten. iper Ger quite
@enins mar, unter bellen sebeimntb>
pollen ausltr0mun9en baS alles 10 ges
poroen. @enn Ibereias 4ieoer ers
tonten, balo poll itiirmilden Drdnsens,
balo ooll webmiitbiger Stlaee, balo ges
lpaltig, sals fan'S grab bonn 6iinmel
abe wie Der 9tlte ia9te, balo nnenolid)
lieblih, alles aufl0ienb in wei6es Seb,
men, ltnperltanoenes Wiinl6en uno 6oi,
fen, oa bielt fi6 baS junge Yaar ieitei
nml4lungen, Sransls idmiesiams, i'm.
nige giatur 3itterte in alien Salern, uno
aud Der baltlos umbertaitenoe, leifi
bepegli6e 9lmbros fiiblte Iid beiliaml
erldiittert, er mahte oann Elm reht
trotises @elid)t, ais mollc er lih eeqsn
cine fremor Wta6t erpebren in lcinenl
Snnereu, nno briidte Die 8raut feiter
an iih.
Die beioen 0ater, Der 6iutermooler
nno Der 9e6leitner, bic @el9dftli6ea
bsipra6en, tbaten bic Bfeife aus BEN
Wfunoe nn6 laui1ten In erniter 9in'
oatlt. Damn lab @ottfrieo 9ar midi
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8lpufe 4aiuett !!
Blpmie 9aiue,s /!

Slpnie 9aiuen! 8lDuie 4aiuen!
gelBs aatlen un nen gefaet a Cents 1925 $0
$50 81 Socn Saiaem babi6 searbi nit Sabot guin s
gnnem rageu nD Maneen mar3 bqblau, "a Bis S.
gSBe Sln fir 9amen so Cents 81 25
mabl Don naeug lit aus ben 3d. 80 unb 25 Nuer
uno Die rr 40 Gents aus nnren 65 so un so Gents gnmme
Rlt III Veut3.
Sine SITE gndta aua cine as seOruden 0une su aipta
artten 0ngee 9 auma 0e Se n0 ales nipH
anpa1enbe gaan pe abean Darb perfauft
BEN mir perfaufen fe Mitlppd II Gents
Ststcb 1Drbe! 2ltnd) 31rbe!
13 gnBeno 9un&0rbe nit ged @rif madt aaln Sat
m nur 10 Gents galnen @r0Be 20 Cents
9roBe 70 eens aper0rb balber gub Gr0Be
auBr 6age elner Der been Bargains bic mir als angon
lIem n11alidfleu 9(rtifeln cxenen ssreifnn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

Nuf Gbamberlains &olif-, @bos
leras nn6 Diarrboe M{ittel fann man
ii6 INNER berlafen. gs 1T amgenebm
einsunebmen unb turirt @rdmpfe, @bos
lera Wtorbus, Dur6fall unb Dplenterie
in ibren f6limmften Gormen. Sebe
Gamilie iollte 0amit berforgt iein. 6ir
25 unb so @entS bic Glaf6e gu baben
bel ben Npotbefern 4alteper & Son,
Doubling & Jloob, u. OreiB, $.
S6u9ar6, @obn 6 Co., s. 5. Darris
ION unb &alteDer & @9u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

Nu6 bic v@ermania" leu6tet
benz r5eebote" geb6rig beim unb
ipri6t elm frdftig Wbrtlein nit ibm.
@m S6lu1e beg betreHenben Mrtifels
beiBtes rNber fir bas 9euti1tbum in
Der Stabt, i'm State unb i'm ganaen
2anbe siebt es nidt8 @efdbrli@eres alS
bic unberufenen S6reier. Die obne ale
8eranlaHung bel ben einfa6lten 0or=
gdngen cine @efabr fir bas Oeuti6s
tbum ieben. g4enn &arl S6urs in
Stem Dort einmal iast, baB bas 8ier
ni6t bag alIerb06ite @mt bes 9eutf6>
tbums 1T 10 finbet f6 irgenbmo Elm
@iel, beriolde NeuBerung ais eine bent
9euti6tbum sugefiigte 8eleibisung bin=
ftelt, unb - ni6t Diel anbers berbdlt
es ii6 at6 nit benz redt tb0ri6ten
Sdansenruf bes rSeeboten." Wenn
bod iol6e rGreunbe" benz Seuti6tbum
bom 2eibe bleiben ipollten. @bre 1T
nit ibnen ni6t einsulegen.
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2ltstM 60rbe!

SeoeH Sretta9 Specele Serem tn nem m1Nlidem 9ren
nnm Sss S@ Ea pes waa unem gd3af
, Ss S aue yabm NIT atdt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

On the stormy Atlantis. . few hints can.
perhaps. Be taken
First reception dress for the beauty
Of It; 1t Is too elaborate and too costly
to be very generally copied Psle APP
pie green brocade IL the material of it.
and It is cut as princess robe, with low
oorsage and bertha of golden yellow
chiffon, lsnottcd with green ribbons
caught with emernlds. The SHIRT has
narrow, clinging front, with deep
border Of tinsel and emerald egnhroid-
cry. A scarf or sash drspcry Of Fellow
chiffon, like that on the bodic,. Is
caught two or three times rough
emerald buckles. OF course-notc the
peculiar bearing of those two words
this long.skirted season-there is . very
long train.
Then q simpler frcck or two for the
uses of them. A tailor gown 70 begin
with; it was packed only this morning
for use in the tight little island. where
tailor gowns and tall, stiff. long-waisted
women reign. II was made Of reddish
brown tweed family strcslScd with pale
blue and watery green. 1t had long
plain sweeping skirt. opening on one
side to show narrow panel Of shot silk
in shades Of green and blue. For top
Gnish IL had boy;sh Eton jacket. over
pointed waistcoat with q notched
collar and . four-in-hand shot silk tie
For q travelling dress. or equally suit
able, perhaps. for street wear, WAS a
simple gray diagonal frock with a bell
skirt, trimmed IF the foot IL iolds The
bodice opened slightly at the throat ia
V. edged with velvet, over a front Of
taris green cloth Green velvet ribbons
came from beneath the arms and tied
In front The hat arranged for an 40
compartment was Of gray straw with
trimmings If green velvet and ferns.
A pretty little tea gown was Of Mic
green India silk with Nattean back
and prosuseiy trimmed with lace and
ribbons Two ether tea or bond,ir
frocl-s were. one Of white c-rrsellte
with draped waist AID sleeves. and The
ether Of gold colorcd crepon. trimmed
with hands of black renaissance lace.
A dainty warm weather dress Of pale
slre India silis figured IN pink is IRE
last one / shall have rooEn for The
~sirt was crtoff on each hip ard shif-red
70 form snail paaicrs. On the Jeff aide
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

Why There Il Always Plenty # eaIk.
The market for raw silk is merely
steady" China, Japan and India are
such inexhaustible storehouses of it that
thsy can send n twice our needs with.
out materially Affecting the price.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
George Bidvsli's ersnddaughtss.
George Bidwell. tho ticket-of-leavs
man, who served fifteen years in Dart
moor for robbing the Bank Of England.
Is moro talked about at the Palace than
any one else who stops there. Every
evening he and his brother Austin,
who was within the walls of Chatham
nineteen years for completely in the
same robbery, may W seen about the
refunds. ToJustics Z. A. Low and sew
eral others last night, while abiding
to his strangely checkered and stormy
life. he told story. It had reference
in part to Puritaa ancestorship.
lit is touching story" he said. II
don't often tell it. My little grand
daughter-rve got three very pretty lit
tie graudchildren-ona day came to me
and climbed mp on my knee, and looked
into my face and said:
Grandpa, did You teal great big
beg Of goldy
''She had been taught. you see, that il
was wrong to steal anything. Somebody
had told her, l don't know who" added
the ticketofIeave man. his eyes per.
ceptibly sutfused and his voice lust a
triae broken.--San Francisco Examiner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

street, and it was through avenues Of
lilac trees that tho driveway curved and
wound. There Is story that belongs
to 'Ths Lilacs," for 90 Is the place
called; but have forgotten it. and for
ono week in the spring. at least, tho
fragrance of tho thousands upon thou
sands of purple and white flower pyra-
mids Is eloquent enough without further
speaking.
There were ilacs in the long, low re-
ception parlor. In Indian jugs hum
dred years old There were lilacs in
tall Jars In tho big antique hall end
lilacs In the little old-fashioned dress
ing-rcomA Before the afternoon was
done there were lilac twigs in every
mans buttonhole and ct the belt Of
every girl
The delicately beautiful. white-hsirsd
young house mistress wore . quantity
pretty lilac gown, Of pale lavender
cloth, falling In the long, sweeping
princess lines, which lend to almost any
woman who has the taste and the COM
mon sense to avail herself Of their grace
and charm Of figure. From the throat
~ the beck started . Vatican fo!d--a
luxury not to DO INDUCED In SO pro-
miscuously - short, stout women arc
now permitting themselves to disport.
but on about one woman in ten q thing
Of beauty and Joy. The full upper
sleeves were Of lilac velvet. with broad
full ruf1es Of lace cot in at the elbows
and dropping over the hands These
ruchcs were the simple costumes only
adornment. except tho white lilac
punches knotted at the waist with
long pink ribbonA
There were some striking hats among
the laughing groups that wandered
over the grounds. BY the way, have
you noted popularity in this springs
millinery The flower stalks are very
straight and very tall. and when tho
hugo poppy or tho startling huge
chrysanthemum breaks into blossom ON
the top Of one Of them It looks lone
some up 30 high In the air and uncom-
fortably unsupported.
There was al large, nat, white horsehair
hat on the head Of q girl who played
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

tennis very bedly because Of her bat
but indefatigaSly. 1t had sash Of rib
bon striped in narrow lines OK gold aud
white for Its main adornment, the ends
of which. not content with intcrfcr-
ing with her racquet and ball. os,casion-
ally interfered with those Of some other
player. Two green fcathcrr pyramids
Of the securing rush shoes and nodded
over il b. way Of further ornament
A rosy brunette wore hat IF white
net. unlike the net hat Of last sumner:
a thing Of loose pulls and dinpies aud
loops and strange hiding PLACES. with a
rufsied brim of white Irish lsce and
trimmings of rin,. shistlos vita p1iekiy
stems
There was girl on the cro1rct
ground who had pretty hair; II was
rich. warn red. ard she let the loose.
round cnTls Of IL fail to her waist IS
gi,ss used a aaa~ter Of . century ago.
Perhaps IL was the hair that lent to her
he. some % its remembered perfecticns;
II IVES fat eouble-crowned Ia. OF pate
green. fne straw. ard get, as look
Ssek uson II. IL seeeas fhe rncsf delight
szs = panel 1T white ruipusc. the ssirf
remaining cren n vithia a foot Of fhe
bottom 30 sAssv IL, bnt fnsuy careht
toxesaer again with q pink ri5.lsn
bow. On the right TIE slzrt wss
open Ell 10 way cns-n vlth sssF little
bows % caeh side. The s~ck, wac ~asis-
srnd ard tire bcsiir. fall. wlths a "a 1ss-e
gtrais ard sihew sleeves 81 SILK paf7~i
over tight ears os iaes. with rrfscs ca
tse shoulders A black effsoli1s hat
wa eossres VIA faee and trssnsara
eth pink r.eseas ard tsise eer~ ao~-
ere. - - fssk2 csSesz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17
A c.ri..4 colleoslo. Of n.......

A somewhat curious and noteworthy
collection has come into the market.
and has been offered for sale te. among
others, the authorities Of our National
museum A Canadisu gentleman has
expended vast amount Of patience and
shown considerable perseverance in gath
ering a collection ~ bssfsons OF officers
Of every regiment and department of the
British army. The coiIection. whirh
cnmETisos les buttons. asa taken nine
years for its formation and the owner
wfete 81 letters 10 sil parts Of the globs
IN pursait of his hobby .--Lonsicn Tit
B.ls
A frssidc roTrer u very pretty ami
euxy ldaa slesser plIlars saFportsnk
delicate g-illtwesk eee pieeri anoaf ~
fsss frhm tie sasnnsy. via which = is
ssaassssss ~ = eussain ros TIE grille.
Nefk - nesElv a. hseh "a the essl''ss. ss'd
dos set iaf~ftsfs with tse perspective OF
lie r.sastt nf hide fbe hFplsAr g nsss.trs
dsfsfatsaH. Go siftef s4is. ~fsfse The
ereoseess sss ~r 80 sares S'sHss 90 ~~tf~s-s
prhalstsfea - has~aas with rs tr~t ~
tt,e feasn = pseafatff ssa fssti~s~f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

starsol q = w1unpAa1 tnur 6hep1gh
he eonntgy - one q - oonw - -
Forspoagh Show. nus ths l<nn.ledoD
thar he was slo.eoe h<sxty 49, soo
much for Rolivsr's heal end ths lsss.
swellod % much that hcliv1r~s ssnpsr
swelied ~ prupertSon, anl - bsc&ns
% vicious that - last resting place ~
was gifted 10 the xoa In the cessizsed
ssUosphere a. Rhllndalphia b hos hsd
time for sober rsdcction and his nam
nexs ere slowly improving. He y -
feet high ~ the shoulder. and shseluse-
~ without > rive, n his peaallsx liz IN
the world. The average price 1ur fall
grown elephant y about -. 10.
But what II the almost priceless herd
Of the xces sixsaon buflAlaaDs XAey
are valued commercially - 80 eoch.
ont they are - rnre thai u wea3d ~
impossible - replsoe then Il Ne -
stroying anecl would come do~a oons
night end Sign their dssxA vaus0nss
II u food for reflection "a - to,d ehas
twenty years ago buffalo hide usrs
sold for - 20 - cents eacA. cad thna shs
too Groat hords of bakRn1oos n ths
country numbered over 49,. - BAT
ths noble animals we're wanssd Scs
lesthes. % into leather thsy w1a& xcu
there ere about 500 bufEaloss a1t~A -
nosnssd bnlRalo Asnds srs soal ~
$50 - $50 sach
6ince the Zoos rhinooegus has tahen
up bis rosidencs there his vaaus hns IN
crensed BY about ss.ooo. He = worth
os,00o. and eouid net b replaced fus
less than q. ooo- The Zoe hns net had
. hippopotsmus aimee the $4,000 one
died in 1854. A giraffe eosts about
@ 900. but gorilla IL % rare in osp-
sivisy that one would psohsbly bring
&c. 900.
The children remember ''Pozarey.s
the big lion who recently died IT the
zoo. In his prime IL would hsss taken
100 10 replace "ponpey." The two
old lions now 1t the Zoo sre #ssasd NJ
o. 600. and that their swugth hes -.
creased may be secn when Il y sazA shae
the two young lions. which are sbout
10 months old, are only valued NJ q 40
The python. - feet long. 10 valued At
500. but :o-foot PYTHON or boa could
not be got for lees than $500. The Zoos
sebra ID va lned al 81 .Ooc. aud could not
be replaced at less than u.soo. The
ostrich V very fns specimen. and u
valued NJ e<oo s>.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17
PRICES or WILD ANIMALS.
what They Cost vhea set Dawn 10 . Zoe
sa<-Eeef Gard~n

One would hardly think that the coz
81 transportation Il n their native
homes ofscn exceeds the raoner paid
for animals IN g Wild state, and that II
would he Impossible 90 replace some Of
the animals a airy price. says The PHI
adelphia EecoTl Take one ~ TIE 500
bears bougat il the Eocl-y mountains
for instac-c. II was probably sold
among is rocky wiifs 81 30 Wy the
hunter who had shot its mother The
previous day. The cost of Transports
tion 81 the enb 70 this city vonsd he
abort sloa Male deer ernr'zt IN the
Roeizy rapuntasns rere sold there. prob
ably fo~ s2s each. h0t IL v7ouid take $50
each % lsrln1 them here
II wc.ald he next - impossible - -
rl.rr He'frar. she riart elephsnt. ~ he
Should die Travellers sn~ th.~e - cniy
one Naples, md children arr-e that
there y enlF one Boi:-rr. n took efe.-
600 - iEnpssrs fsol5rar vixen re- rxs<se hia
Erst sce - s-ss Anericza pst,lic sad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

~ - a. H. onllec<3oA u hnA tnD1n
Of nore vivid green selses - tim e.
and hkaing everywhers. mach - thsy
would tuck themselves away n nzsnus.
wcrs laShrgroxing leaves Of the lily ct
the valley, oaca stalk keeping jesloss
guard over one stem If white heilx
A simple black straw has Wa more
suitable 70 the season than some Of the
airier creations Ii had . round.
straight bxaln. and vfs-s decked Ia rather
en- ORIGINAL fashion with w..ise lace. =
hig rosetts of which ia front was I'm
ished in tie middle with IN owls bead
Of white feathers A white sses veil.
after the net very becoming fashion
Low prevalent. wzs worn.
II Is q little unreasonable that tho
brain which accepts black straw and
brown straw and 5lEe straw and green
straw AID > wide range os yellow straw
without reservation should falter before
pink straw. and yct such IS the fact
Pink straw hats are In the miliiners
cases AID on the streets. and there Is nc
reason why they shouldn't lie. sad yei
the girl who picked dsnaeliors and
stuck them into her pink dirsctoire hss
was looked at--yaz. looked ~ her con-
siderabiy.
Her hat was higA-crowned end had
three rows Of narrow green velvet about
II, each band drawn through . buckle
set with brilliants and csner1ldA Ths
brim was lined with drawn green surah;
. trft Of green feathers stood higA
above the crown and fell partly over
the brim in front In new and singulas
fashion. There wcrc pink velvet
strings which started from under rib
bon rosettes at the back OF the brim,
and were brought forward TO the 'front.'
where they were crossed round the neck
and then tied and allowed to hang in
long streanaers behind.
At what loose ends everything fcui'
nine Is just now flying.
And what on amount Of marrying By
nearly everybody young aud feminin<
has been done in the fortnight sinca
Easter. The pretticst ''outnt" Of brides
maids, to use q western phrase. have
seen this spring oziciated at the wed
ding Of Miss 1erega There were foul
Of them, slender. deiicstely charming
girls every one. and they worc pale yo..
low bcngaline skirts, with long jackets
Of white and yellow brocado with Lace
frontA They carried bags Of howcrs
and each had on . white three-cor.
nered hat. trimmed with yellow ostrich
upA
From the trousseeu of one Of those
brides, deemed happy and certainly
worthy TO Be called adventurous, who
begin their voyage on the oft-troubled
secs Of metrimony with . seasiek week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-17

State socialism ss ecnqucrine old Es-
rope r;sh RAPID strides II 10 nov the
government 81 Holland that has ma
fa-od scheme fer Che purchase 81
thosc railroads Of she lfr gdom tlant are
stiii In TIC hands 81 PIRATE companies
But !: IL generally feared THAT The eov-
ernsncnt. after herring s~csin< owner ~
The rcads. viii NOT run them itself. bus
rent them cut 20 eompsnis ~ rrn shen
60 their advantage and neg eel tbe -
teres,s Of The rasblie