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Science in the Public Schools.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
II there be one thing clear at the present
time it is that We are living in an age Of great
scientific progress. This being true it was
with no scant measure Of surprise that the
writer had brought to his attention very re-
Gently q most remarkable case OF misinstruc-
ton on the part of one OF the teachers in Q
public school in this city. A text book in gen.
eral use by those institutions throughout the
District is Mr.. Vim. Swinton's Grammar School
Geography, and in that production the
author asks, "What fish are taken in the arctic
regions?" and on the accompanying map leaves
the student to choose among q number OF
forms there given, none of which are fish, how
ever, but where prominently occur such ami
mails the whale and the nsrwhal. both of the
last named being typical and well-known ma
rine mammals. One Of my sons attends the
school to which allusion has been made and
it fell to his lot to get this question,
and in making answer he stated that no
fish were named on the map in
the arctic regions, whereupon the teacher
| contended that both whale and narwhal were
fish. and Every big ones, too 1t is surely
mentary biology be included in our public
| school curriculum, and the sooner it is done
the sooner will our children come to be familiar
with common facts, the true nature Of things
| as they exist, and learn to appreciate the sig
nificance Of q long-exploded idea when they
meet with it. R. w. SHUFELDT.
Ole Swedeberg, aged seventy-two years, ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
The Phi Kappa Psi at welcker's.

The District of Columbia Alpha Chapter OF
the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity held its annual
banquet at Welcker's last evening.
In the absence Of the POSTMASTER, Mr.. E. B.
Hay. Fred. A. Stock presided. The following
toasts we're happily responded to: "College
days. VIM. H. Wilson; THE future of college
fraternities," Clarence W. De knight; 1.-The
ladies'" W. s. Armstrong; The fraternity
sphere" Rev. W. E. Parson; "Crowding memo
ries," ]. r. Williams: 1.-The Washington Alumni
Association" Harry W. Smith, and "Old Dis
trIct Of Columbia alpha" Frank H. Stephens
Prof. H. L. Hodgkins, DR.. L. X. Beatty and
Mr.. W. W. Davis responded to informal toasts
Those present were: ]. R. Williams, A.
C. Durborow, jr.. Frank H. Stephens. W. C.
Beck, William s. Armstrong, William H. Viii
son. ]. B. Chamberlin, E. ". Spalding. Milo Ii
Sutiff, William E. Parson, William &. Prentiss
A. j. Houghton. A. E. H. Middleton, II. W
Smith. J. b. Cralle, W. W. Davis, r. W. Short
Fred Pyle. G. C. Aukam. E. H. Fairbanks, NJ
d. Hensey, j. A. Hull, W. W. Davis, ]. E. Viii
liams, W. L. Burchell. 7. K Jones. d. N. Mes
bit, H. L. Hodgkins. DR.. L. X. Beatty, W. W
Willoughby, s. ]. Brown, G. W. De knight.
H. Rindlaub, H. P. Dixie, ]. C. Price. G. L
Wilkinson, E. G. Thompson, F. E. Beltzhoover
8. p. Wolverton aud II. H. Bingham, II. W
Reed, ]. p. Earnest
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mako her suffer, and cure for all the dis
eases and disturbances that make her weak
It's legitimate medicine, that corrects and
cures q tonic that invigorates and builds
up; norvine,that soothes end strengthens.
For bearing-down pains, displacements, and
all tho functional irregularities peculiar to
the sex, it's O safe and certain remedy.
Other medicines claim to crrel
That's true But they don't claim TO do
this: If the "Favorite Prescription" fails
20 benefit or cure, in any case for which
it's recommended, tho money paid for tt b
refunded
Judge for yourself which q likely 10 b
the better medicine.
And think whether something else offered
by the dealer is likely to be Just as good"
You pay only for the good you get On
these terms It's the cheape&
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THE rERnous COMPARTMENT CARS.

Feeling Against Them In England 10 Grow
ing On Account of Recent Assaults.
A young girl was assaulted in railway
compartment on . train near Runabon. Eng
land yesterday by q man Who Was the only
other occupant Of the compartment. Tho girl
finally escaped from her assailant and climbing
along the footboard. gained access to the next
coach where she Was cared for. Meanwhile the
man had leaped from the train and escaped.
This is the second case of the kind that has re-
Gently occurred, and the feeling against com
partment cars IL increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
Alpha Delta Phis' BANQUET.

The annual banquet of tho Washington Grad
ua.e Association Of Alpha Delta Phi was given
last night at the Arlington. Mr.. William E.
Curtis presided. Among those present from
Washington and members OF the local associa.
ton were Prot Able, Rev. John Ames, Fred
orick A. Bancroft, Rev. DR.. Bartlett, 8. B.
Bond, Charles 8. Bundy, Charles Chesley,
George G. Chapman, C. p. Conger, William E.
Curtis. Samuel S. Gardner, Z. C. Rowland.
Ralph jenkins. Rev. George Q. Little, James
Maynard, F. W. Mitchell. s. N. Pond, Wood
bury Pulsifer. George C. Round. Winthrop
Tappan, R. H. Thayer, Matthew Trimble, j. B.
t. Upper, John S. Webb. George H. Williams
Assistant Secretary Edwin Willis, Walter Wy
man and Rev. II. s. Wynkoop.
The guests from the Johns Hopkins Uni
verslty, Baltimore, were: ]. G. Ames, jr., G. s
Brown. G. l.. Stewart, c. S. West, r. w
Hodges, E. L. Turnbull. J. E. H. Post, L. w
Miles, C. W. johnson, T. W. johnson, E 8
Thompkins, T. W. Ahrens, A. II. Ahrens, B. H
Griswold, jr., H. T., Marshall, d. H. Thomas
jr., J. S. Reeves, H. J. Jewett, IT,, ]. Stewart
jr., and Hiram Burt, Michigan, and George w
Shonk, Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

A statement prepared at the Treasury De-
partment shows that there vas net decrease
of s9l7, S72 in circulation during the month OF
March and q net increase Of Is, 240. 1872 in
money and bullion in the treasury during the
same period. The principal decrease in cir
culation was in gold certificates and standard
silver dollars and the principal increase in
treasury holdings was in silver bullion, treas
ury notes and standard silver dollars. The
circulation per capita April was S24.6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
Generous Contributions to l,us

In dispatch to tine Secretary of State of the
18th ultimo, Mr.. Smith, minister Of the United
States at St. Petersburg, acknowledge
ing nearly $1,000 received from private
contributors and lately sent to him
through the Department Of State for disiribu-
ton to the famine sufferers in Russia, observes
that the amount of money thus far received
for that object at the United States legation. in
dependently Of the cargoes sent from America,
aggregates about 100, 900 roubles, or about
$50 OOO The Secretary Of State has lately
added to this amount the sum Of 81, 229. 95, con-
tributed by private subscription and sent to
him for transmission to Mr.. Smith.
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Broke His Leg Again.

A. G. McChesney met with an unfortunate
accident last evening Ho was wrestling with
George Sheridan in the Y.M.C.A. gymnasium,
when he was thrown, and falling broke his
right leg Just above the knee. Some time ago
McChesney met with an accident and was
Obliged to have his log amputated at the kr'a
Since then he has worn a wooden leg an $50.
new fracture is about five inches above .cc
Joint where the artificial leg joins tie t.
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Army Orders.

Leave Of absence for six months, to take
effect on or about July 10, with permission to
go beyond the sea and to apply for an extern
sion of two months, is granted Maj. Albert
Hartsuff, surgeon.
The extension of leave Of absence granted
Capt. William L. Pitcher, eighth infantry, is
further extended one month.
First Lieut.. Charles A. Churchill, fifth in
fantry, having complied with paragraph OF
special orders No. 63, will return to his proper
| station.
The following transfers in the sixth cavalry
are ordered: First Lieut.. John n Glass, from
| troop L to troop G; First Lieut. Hugh ]. Gala
CHER. from troop G to troop L.
Second Lieut.. Delamere Skerrett. first artil-
lery will report in person to the commanding
general department of Texas for assignment to
duty, until further order, with light battery +,
third artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

The Correspondence Regarding Mr.. Blair.
1t ID stated at the State Department that
within a few days all the correspondence
touching upon the rejection Of ex-senator H.
w. Blair as United States minister to China
will be sent to the Senate. The correspondence
is now in the hands of the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
Good Templar Grand Lodge Visitation.

The opening Of its regular weekly meetings
by Clements Lodge in Baum's Hall, 4th and
East Capitol streets, Wednesday evening, was
signalized by an official visitation OF nearly the
full corps of Grand Lodge officers and frater-
nal delegates from nine sister lodges The
visitors received cordial welcome, Chief Tenn
plar John II. Mahoney presiding. The reports
from Grand Lodge officers represented Glenn
ents in good aud hopeful condition. In the
literary and musical program arranged by Past
Chief N. +. Martin addresses were made by
Grand Templar Van Week, Grand Counsellor
Rowley, Acting Grand Vice Mrs. Rowley. Grand
Superintendent Russell, Grand Secretary Spur
geou. Acting Grand Treasurer Mrs. E. F.
Bishop, Grand Chaplain Blackboard. Grand
Marshal Bollinger, Past Grand Chief MahOney
and Right Worthy Grand Deputy Shaw. A
piano duet was rendered by tho Misses Ma
honey and Mobley, a reading by H. A. Holton,
piano solo by Geo. Bollinger, vocal solo by
Miss Lulu Mobley, recitation by Grand Mes
senger Harries ana harmonica duet by Messrs.
Griggs and Brennan Of Minnehaha Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

Walter Cook, q negro. has been hanged q
Fairburu, Ca, for the killing of Andrew
Kiser. white planter, last October. He pro-
fessed readiness to die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; It i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist Who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure It promptly for any one VIA
wishes to Try It DO not accept any
substitute.
cAlLf0RMN re Snip CO
sAs fRANcisco. car.
tousxRls. ~. ssw roax III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

Ole Swedeberg, aged seventy-two years. and
Johanna Carlson, aged seventy-eight; Of Red
Wing, Mimi, have taken out license to gel
married.
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HAVE [ EvER DECEIVED YOU

HAVE i Ever DECEIVED i OUT
Ihavs been bsfors you. throush The Star. day
for two years. ] have strenuously avoided saying
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reader. I have underworld to impress upon all who
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to give you scnst,.sne Eot'fHe. ] doat FELL
article below coat aud beat you another. I don't
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All-wool Ar Squares. 3x3. e. e5. Sx3k S7.35. DC.
66-piece Fancy Tea Bet. t2.S6
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We can furnish your home from top TO bottom, ex
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
JOHANN HOFF'S MALT
EXTRACT

Has wonderful Tonic and NJ.
tritive properties that have
made it SO popular. Quite
90. naturally limitations have come
- into the market. against which
the public should be warned.
See that Johann Hoff's" signature il
on the neck Of the bottle. Eisner q
Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents and I'm
porters of Mineral Waters, 6 Barclay
street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

He says; My trouble commenced with earache and
soon Assesses formed in which would return
from time to time until my continuously
Gradually deafness came until was quite deaf my
nose felt full and felt numb. had rood deal Of
headache and pain over my eyes; couldn't breathe
through my nose day or night; hawked and spit q
great deal and my throat felt full Two months
Dr. Jordan for treatment of the troubles and
am now cured hear lust good ever; running
from my ears: ringing sounds; my nose never
stops mp; sleep wel headaches. and. in fact feel
6rst-cass all around
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w. G. MILES,
4 Manning St, Medford, Mass"

~Dr Greene. the successful specialist In cur
Ing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, IS
W. 18th street. New York. can be consulted free.
personally by letter. Call write TO him about
your case or send for symptom blank 10 I'LL out, and
letter fully explaining your disease, giving adj
vice &C. will De returned free.
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An 'gone-wo

AU 'g0ne-Wo
mans suffering
and won ans
weakness. DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription puts
q stop to it. It's
o remedy for all
the delicate de-
rangements and
dic0rAoro that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

ct was completely broken down In health
and suffered from extreme exhaustion and
could not rest day night j had rheumatism
and neuralgia in my sides. an all gone feeling in
my stomach. and terrible palpitation, causing
me 10 think had heart disease. had tn give
mp work. After consulting and treating with
several eminent physicians, with no benefit at
last tried DIR. Greene's Nervura i am now well,
having gained 90 pounds In weight, and work
every day. That trembling feeling and terrible
throbbing and palpita.ion of the heart have left
me-
C MILES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

BUFFALO LIrHrA WATER, Spring No. 2. has
signally demonstrated its remedial power in
Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism,
Uric Acid Gravel and other maladies depen-
dent upon the Uric Acid Diathesis.
at not only eliminates from the blood the deLe-
terious agent before it c'ystalises but dissolves
ii in the form Of CalcUli, at least 10 a sire daGt
renders its passage along the ureters and ureth'a
comparatively easy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

RELiABLE rIAsos' BEST WORKMANSHIP
AT @. II. kuHN's Temple Of Music. 100 @ q.
Prices reasonable terms easy fe.sg I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

SOHMER PIANOS ARE The STANDARD IN.
- strnnIents the world HUGO MOkCH co !,
sole agents. g95 9TH ~. Also Sterling and Ludvi3
pianos. l1Anos Tor rent. mk3l
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Reading from letter Senator Voorhees, went
on: Upon the 25th Of January, 1892. Only the
other day, the 25th o: January, nearly the last
of the month, the winter was more than one
half over at this time. Upon the 25th Of Janu-
| airy. 1892 winter clothing and supplies were
issued to tho Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians
| at the agency in the Indian territory. There
we're about thirty-two days more of winter
nearly sixty days of frost and snow had gided by.
Owing to the fact that the issues were made
| after the extreme cold of the winter weather
the Indians had suffered much from extreme
cold and were much dissatisfied. Strange, is il
| not that they should be dissatisfied when by
giving up their homes they had purchased q
| supply OF clothing for the cold, shivering
| winter weather which came nearly as spring
came! There Is no excuse for this kind
OF administration. There is fault in every
| step, line and minute of it, for which
somebody ought to be held to a stern, rigid
! account. Why winter clothing is not issued in
October or November, instead Of the latter part
Of January. after the coolest part Of the winter
| Ii past Is not understood, unless winter sup.
plies can be bought cheaper after the holidays
than before. That Is the reason. Similar com.
plants have been made at several of the other
/ agencies and 10 the cause OF much dissatisfac.
| ton.
| BAD BACON At ROSEBUD.
Senator Voorhees, also called attention to the
report Of a board Of survey on . lot of bacon
| sent to Rosebud agency. The report of the
board says: 1.-THE bacon has been sent out il
three lots. The board finds that the first lot o
bacon, about II. 800 pounds, while not Of tn.
6rst-class quality, is issuable. Second. Tha
that the second lot OF bacon, Of about 27,00,
pounds. is not issuable in its entirety
because Of its moldy and rancid condi
ton, and because Of 'skippers,' which nu
meroualy abound on the outside. BY trim
ming off about one-third of the outside tn
remainder eau DO issued. Third. The thirt
lot, consisting OF 245 sides and weighing actu
ally q, $50 pounds. the board regards a. totall
unfit for issue. This bacon is covered and per
meated by shippers" is discolored through
out rancid and unfit to be eaten by any hump
being, aud in the opinion Of the board non
of this lot should be issued" This was on
contract with Thomas o. Ryan Of Chicago.
| Nh. GoRMAN oPPoaED.
Senator German was opposed to tho change
believing 1t to be an assault upon our institr
tons He said: 'Nr. President, when you loo
back over the past fifteen years and SEQ vhs
| steps You have taken in that direction, ] thin
Senators would be amazed-I am sorry that
cannot present them al to the 6snats-but b
gin with the DISTRICT Of Columbia. Hers Il vi
| said that there was corruption In the admin
tration by civil olicers, and Il was said you Cal
not Aad among the great corps Of civil eng
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
9taotrattS 8erbanoImn8en
nom g. Sa,nuar-

Die @erlamnlums murbe Don praiibent
Sod e%r0finet.
Gbas. Sruit ruurbe e%infimmi9 inm @bef
bss Teuerbepartements errpdblt, ba Sos. Cd
itein bic Steue ni9t annabm.
Gas Brototou ber letten 8eriammluns
,puroe babiu a%bseanbert, bab bas @elb fir
2icena weldes Don Sobn gilbert eiuseSablt
wurbe, Trant &ueeins sutsel@riebeu
,perbe.
Das @pecial=G omite beftebenb aus sos.
@9muter, beridtete, baB er einen sewiHen
Streiien Qa,,b Don ben Grben Don Meturab
Gpple fir bic @umme Don 1926 fir bic
Strabe na9 Der oberen Briide 9efauft babe.
Ser Beri9t murbe ben Nften beisefust.
Die 9eriGte bon Trie6ensri9ter 8aaier
nib Blan@ar6 muroen perleiem unb an:
%senoumr,.
Ole Yoli;ei beri@tete eine 8erbaftuas i'm
Wonat December.
@in 8auseiu9 pou s.. @oeoe ,uurbe III:
ter BET Yeoiusu19 bemiQist, baB ct ouf BEN
III e%rbauenben StaQ ein Ble@6a9 anbrin:
9e1 labt.
&e9nunseu int Setrase Don 1862. 80 muir:
sen erlaubt.
Der G%ompasnie u murbe unter Der @e:
bi19uns S75 fir bas na9ite Sabr fir @entt
erlaubt, bab ie Dem Teleroepartemeut ib1
Berlammlun9s(ofal fir Ser ammlun9s:
3mede, ,pie bic geamten es minl9en, uber=
ldbt.
Der Teuer,psbr=G bef beri9tet Die Grnenn:
ming pon2ouis So9el als Niiiiteut=G6e i uub
SerbinanbGrou ais 2Niiiitenteu besTeuer6e:
partenel,ts. Ser 8eri@t murbe ansel1om:
men.
Die electric Sight Company murbe eriu@
cine before 2eituns 1T bet Gitp Glerfs Offic
ansubrinsen.
Der @bef= Susenieur bes Seuerbepartementi
,plrbe err u9t ais Teuermari9au gu funsiren
t6ierauf Dertasuus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
@enern war DreitS nisstas.

Bet GranS po9um anS Sulias
Mielse IT Gamilienoumu6s ansesoms
men.
Gbas. @itt BON Morsem murbe
bierber sebradt um cine Strafe BON 80
Tasen absuiisen.
@robe Ssnomsen pom 81 uten
wuroen biei e Wo9e pom ben bieiisen
S9ladtern mad benz Often u~erlanbt.
SER 9apes, 9erausseber Der
Sleepy gpe ,Dispatd"i ~tattete ~unierer
Office am 0ienitas einen 8eiu@ ab.
Wm. SAILOR, wel9er felt srpei Wos
den ais Eelesrapbif bier tbGtis mar,
bat cine Stelun9 in Mantato an9etres
ten.
49, Infer ,,@elect" Strei9sO r9e>
iter bat elm Engagement BON Mari9au
erbalten nub wub AM Is. Sanuar bort
ipielen.
- Na9iten @amitas finbet bel
Sobn 9auemeper ir. lit Conn Court
lamb bic re9elmaBise Situns Der
Gourtlanb NQian3 itatt. Nqe Mitz
slieber ioQten eri@einen, ba w.dtise &C.
l1Gfte uorlteaen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
Sur 8ea1tun0-

"a ieit eintser j3eit bas @ereoe bier int
llmlaui lit, bab BON na9item Sribiabr al
feline &abe mebr auf itabtii9em gruno lau*
fen birfcn, 10 min i'd BEN Birsern ben S9az
ben unb Nueeu zines iol9en Geieees etpas
naber ertlarcn '.no cine 9te@uuns CUR priiz
iuns uorlesen. Na@ senauer Grtunbisuns
babe i'd folsenoe 2ln9aben ais suuerlaliis erz
fabren unb beiunbeu. Griteus: Dap st
nod uenisitens $50 &Ibe iu Der Stabt in
Senusuus ii1o, bic uon Sribiabr bis 5patz
iabr eineu ta9liden Mil9ertras pon 8 Quart
bas Stiid ~lieferu. &e6net ma,l bas Quart
gu 4 Gents Don 'Mitte Mai big Mttte Oft.,
5 Monate, 10 ma6t bic Sumn,e Mil9se=
,piun Don elmer Sub S48. Sona9 ,perben
aus Der &ub,peibe in ben 5 Monateu pou $50
aiben s21 900 se;oseu. Dasu tommeu ca.
$50 &alber, Bic no6 abSus Der !3u6ttoiteu
So. so @eminn brinseu, ma9t 1880. Oiele
Summe gu obiser sere9net ersiebt 1922, $50.
Damn tommt Der 9iin9er III 8etradt, obne
ben nit uniere @arten ni6t lit Stanb balten
t0nnen, neil nil" pon ben f%Sar,mer,1 teinen
baben %f0unen, ba lie ielbit aus ber @tabt
bolen 10 pie( 81 baben 1T. Nun fommt AUDI
nod bic ..@el uubbeitsirase uulerer &inber
nit III &e1nun9, ba bic Mil9, bic i'm Som=
mer ses Morse,,s lit bie@tabt sefabren mirb,
bis Nbenbs iauer uir6, ba obne &ibe in Der
Stabt iir ben iebr n0tbtsen gebari feline
iibe gu baben lit. 9tidt s5ebermanm FAINT
Gis tauien, unb ielbf bies i@ltt oft ni4t
seseu Saneruer6en in bieier Sabresjeit.
Damn tomamt bic .%Gritensfrase man9er
unbemittelten Ginpobner III getra@t, bic
pon einer ober ;ruei &aben unb @atten ibren
balban 2ebensbebarf 3ieben, ba obne bieie
j3ula9e Der 9erperbli9e 8erbient ni4t aus=
rei@t Inn ,1eniaexuarbis lu leben, nod
uiel rueniser, bab fe fdbis ,uaren Garen 3ab=
len 3u t0anen III fabtii@en 0erbeierunqen,
seren mir 70 iebr beburfen.
gs mare eiu Berltob se9en bic Wernunft,
elmer @rsbiost na@afen gu %ruolen, ba fi@
bier nod tein Griat fir bic ,penis bemit=
telte Rlaiie lit se,perbli@er ge,iebuns fir ben
gerlut bes Grtrass ber aibe sefuuben bat.
Sd bente, bab man ,uobl beriidii@tiseu wirb.
bab man ni9t 10 mir ni&ts, biz ni@ts
$4,000 Dollar aur geluiisune Der .@@ul=
iusenb i'm 9erbit pom Yrairiefeuer in @au@
oufseben labt.
Gieie Summe 1T alio beiaobe 70 bod uie
Der giienbabn Bonus, ben mir nit Bebem=
ten beuiQi9ten, rpdbrenb bic Ribe nit Be-
nusuns Der &eibe i'm in einem SABRE Ct:
iesen. Mu8uf @eiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
11lm8 8Quttn III
1891.
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ten uub Serbeikrnngen tpur=
ben btra1saabt.

Cine 3iemli@ senaue 3uiammenz
ite0ums Der 8aute1 unb 8erbeierunsen,
wel9e in ben, letten sSabr uorsenommen
wursen, Sat 9err Sobnion BON Der
,Meuiem" entmorfen. Wir neroen
uniern 2elern bieielbe mieoerbrin9en.
sic b64ite Sumn,e fit BerbeIerunsen
ueraussabten bic eagle Mable nit
SAC, 900, Sobn 9auenitein $21 1000
unb bic 6erren &lohner, Qtno uno Sag
BERG unb bic Sreimaurer $21, 900,
mel3e Meuerunsen f@ al1ein auf $685.
600 belauf en. Neben peri @iebenen
i@0nen @el@dftsblods wuroen cine
aroBe Mn3abl BON @eiioen,en erri@tet.
Die Bautbdtisteit wabrte bis amfangs
December un6 jsbal6 bic @itteruns
IS erm0sli9t, mirb bieielbe 0 Neuem
beginner. Na@folsenb bic Isabelle
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