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Evening journal., 1892-01-15
The following news of La

The following news of Jack
cts has magnetic interest:
At SO. Fifty imported Beaver Reef
ers, plain and fur-trimmed edges
bound with Mohair Braid, side
pockets, with large lappets. coat
backs.
At 81. Fifty imported Mixed Chevint
tailor-made jackets. coat back.
side pockets, large lappets.
At IS. Fifty tisht-fsting Cheviot
and Beaver tailor made three
quarter jackets
At SO Fifty Imported Cheviot and
Beaver Refers. Braid ornaments,
crocheted loops wide Mohair
Braid. Very elegant
At $40. Fifty imported VIcuna Cloth
Jackets Handsomely braided,
Medicis collar; also at the same
price Cheviot Refers with Per-
sian Lamb collars
at S11 Fifty imported Friszs Reef.
ers, very beautifully edged with
crochet points. wide Mohair Braid
and satin facing.
At S12. Some very fine imported
Beaver Jackets, Persian Lamb
shawl collar and edging, braid
ornaments and very fine finish.
The early value of the Sc
sort was SIS and Of the $12
sort $50.
1t may be wise to think oil
next winter if your present
wants are filled.
Second door, Chestnut street.
1t surprises even veteran
Book men to see these prices
Cats IN bolF esle
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

Overloaded and
dlsordered stom-
aclls and bowels
don't need a dose
Of physic. That,
with its violence,
only upsets them
! the more. They
need a dose or two
Of Or. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleanses and
regulates them
mildly and gently,
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

pEkxEz AID ssxANL CHASsE cas-
on mAfs Ar pE COUNTING Hfils9i OBJ
THs Nv&AJra I0aRNE1
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TBoMAs NoHUGH,

THOMAS NoHUsH.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
No. Market Streat
wrlmsnston.l nelz~ ara
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Dicksns'7 Works 10 vols........... ..... S11 80
AddisOn's Spectator, 2 vols. .......... 65
Emerson Essays, 2 vols. ...... ...... 4 IS
Byron's Poems, 4 vols ........ ......... 3 10
LOngfellow's Prose, 2 vOls....s........ Go
Bosweil's johnson, vols...-........... 20
George Eliot, 6 vols. A 80
Sets Ia cloth.
Prescott's Histories, G yols......... 81 SIS
Emerson's Essays, vols. ........,...... 65
HNwthorne's Twice-TOld 7 les and
Moses from an Old Manse,
Wis., %
lrving's Works, S vols ............... y. 375
Irving's Works, without Lifo OF
Washington. vois....... ...... 27S
G0oper's Works, 10 vols. ........... 9 80
CiulzoJ's France, vols................ 3 q
Plutarchs Lives, 3 vols .....,. $685.. ! IS
Edna Lysn 8 vols u. II. ................. 2 40
Scotts Novels, Is vols .,........,.... 4 30
Sets in half olive leather, gilt top lin
imitation of half levant)
Bulwer's Works, % vols ................ v75
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales,
Nots.. 1900 .fts ,-t..s...- +.tt. tts+s q
George Ebers, vols..... y
Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days Express. 800, a. IA, 200, LOO Pc
IN. Accommodation. 500 a. "a. ana 8 % D. M
Sundays Express. 800 am. Accommodas
Zion. % q. "a. and 20 p. m
Returning, leave Atlantic City depol
Atlantic and AlkaMsas avenues. Week days
EXPRESS, z 30. 800 q. m. and 4.OOp m Accom-
motatian, $40 a. IA. and 4.30 D. m.
Sundsys-Express. 800 J. m. Accomnoda-
ton. 30 a. M, 40 p. m.
A. A. MCLEOD, @. e.. HANCOChs
Pres. aud Gen. Manager. t9en. PnSs--ARf.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

JOCRNAI PRINTING NUMTANR1
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
CHURCH CONCERT AND supeeF

Teas, co lees and pure spices. at Boyle'
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Il ROAD "ROYAL ROUTE BETWEEN PHIL-
ADEIPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. yHE ONLY
DoURLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFnCz
JUNE 8, 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

knopn;r DE IA REFINERIA De y914r6Ion
ASGsiOIG Ell Catano Puerto Rico. kJGlIUI6U
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Trabaiar paseando

MUCHA CoMoDIDAD REGULAR sPRoDUGTo.
IL que desde los tres cosos, que e el sagufeate
rANUNCIG
la sada de este pueblo Goano atraVesando por
la carretera CENTRAL buena nca de cafe
compuesta de 81 cueas de que prodUjo
proSmo pasado 100 quinaies ncas mayor partes
nuevas tiene adenas nunero de cueras de cafe
zando ar grano tiene ocho cueras de maojlo yerba
de guinea para Guido de cabalos pedaZos pasto
urales para parlas de leche tiene
ambien erenos de sobre rodeadas de
permanentes. Casa de vvienda, maro, de tres
toda de madeas del pals techo de herro Las ncas
estn bena condci6n mejor estado posbe tiene
de cuerdas de gneo pobladas de sebras para
cOntinuar la siemba La facdad de carruaje ella
hace que de las neorcs de estas aas. Sc desea
vender, para nfomes pueden girse osque la deseen
adqtirir. Con Toas Sifonte Abonito o "a don Luis
Martinez Coa4nok itonito, Julio de 1892 s115-3
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VELINo ELZALDE San Francisco 49, Gran surtido de t
dos de novodad para eoas cabaeros artcuos para vlae
ssrecadad de hierro ETC. mporaciones
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THe Sc vende una BICICLETA buen estado
D va " J. su lintema, esuche de herTamientas,
aceitera etc. Para mas nformes diirse los bajos
de la 3 de Ia calle de la Cruz. 15--7
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Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABHLL,
=
Pharmaceutical Ole la Unjvefsiddd ole la Ha6anG.

Efcaz poderoso qeelio para las etTHeeas del pecho.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Rabell, es un
magnco maravloso agente terapeutco de exito SECURE
en- Ia Brougeis Tisis La3ngs, Asas, Catarros Toses
petoees Rc$tiodo Escretu1as Amlna Raqssnso en- los
ninos Debdad general " suma para las afeccones de
la garganta. los bronquos los pulmones Desperta el
apeto vgorza las naturaleza mas empobrecidas Els el
remedio por exelencia.
= La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABEIL, nueVa
unica original association de ACEITE DE BACALAO,
decada crema de olor basamco, de grato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninos.
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnanca, con
facdad gusto Estd elaborada con esquisito esnero
Prutbese admirar5 rapida acciOn curativa.
Vease el ampio prospecto que acompaa cada frasco
De odas las Droguerias Boticas de la sa de
Cuba Deposito principal LA Reunon de Jose Saba Ha
hana Puerto Rico Famacia Drogueria de e Guiemety
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DIRECTORIO
DE LAS PRINCIPALESs CASAS DE COMERCIO~ DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.

yELNO EIIZALDE Francisco 49, Gran surtido de te
novedad para cabaero articuos para vae
especadad camas de herro etc nportacones
DARCELO Y PERUJO Complete sursdo de provi
lsones yentas mayor
jslsIIx BOADA Agencia Marifina Commercial suada yn la
IT ,edel Concrete, Marina espadas del leeposa
IINLAY BROTHERS. de conisiones compa
II venta de mercaderas en- general, sanJ nsto q
RATIO TINAUD San H. esquina Plaza de Alfonso XII
NyJoyeria de prestamos -----------
rosE r. SILVA Teuan s-Consuado Meco Banquero Co
Principal
Coreponsa del Credit ondo de Paris
Gail de
ma de N0rW5c de Compaa espano
dsegurGdOres de Barcelona iene sucnra en- Aguada
" OCHOA HERMANO. Tetuan Comisiones giro alma
odas pocedencas agenes del Vapor
taner EnaSliO.
UDWIG DUPLACE. Giros, comsones, rercancas
SoDlnos
Herrera Companias de Seguros Matimos de lncendos
Va NARGARIDA Co. Amacen de muebes de todas cla
M ses torneados, Ultima noyedad. .--
1UCESOR DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina, de
venta ruto Garantza la de los
mismos.
vANTOS FIL1PI San lamparas tods
koclases. ------------
lUCESO DE O. MAsJUAN Co.. San Francisco A. Gran al
N1macen de muebes pianos obetos de fantasia
,OBRNO DE LUNA Ca, Tanca Gran estableemiento de
vnos, coes ec orceanas fnas er1s
rESKGO CIVIDANES Teuan 36 AnaeeniStas de proyiso
de odas procedencias para ventas al por mayor
4ILAR FABIAN Co. Almacen de por mayor
San 49, tendas detail La Boytuonesoy La On
RI IuI (JnInL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
TO BE GOOD BASE BALL.
The Q. L. A. and savannahs TO Play
Series. tI

The @. L. A. and savannahs TO Play q
Series. III
The c. L. A. Base Ball Club has arranged
q series of five games with the Savannah
Base Ball Club for the amateur champion
ship of the city, the winner to get IS per
cent. and the loser Is per cent. Of the re-
ceipts. The Savannahs are composed of
some OF the best players in the city, in fact,
the pick OF the city outside Of the @. L. A.
The library association will put out its reg
ular nine and hopes to be able to win. The
library boys will not let tue championship
get away from them without red-hot con-
test.
competent gentleman has been engaged
for umpire, and as no Kicking will be allowed,
as both managers have instructed the UNI
INDUCES in kicking or disputing his decis-
ion.
The G. L. A. will have Curtis and Harri-
gan for ite battery, while the Savannahs Will
have Gross and Bouchard.
Curtis has never pitched In Savannah,
but was considered good one out in Dem
yer, where he pitched until his health gave
way. Gross has recently returned from
Louisville. KY, where be learned some new
curves and shoots. How, Demerse, Tison
and Burks will do the infleld work for the
Savannahs. They are considered the best
infield in the city. Sullivan, McHugh,
Common and Rosstter will hold down the
infield for the c. L. A.
The first game of the series will be played
Thursday afternoon at the Bolton street
park. The games will be called at o'clock
ShaFD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
A LIGRT COURT DAY.

Only Two Convictions in the City
Court Yesterday.
Yesterday was a light criminal day in the
city court, only two negroes being sent to
the chain-gang.
Albert Israel, who was sent to the chain
gang about a month ago for year and a
half for working the "prize card" racket
on gullible country darkies, escaped from
the convict camp Friday afternoon, but
was caught a few hours afterward by Con-
stable Gailliard (colored). Judge Mac
Donell added a year to 1sraers previous
sentence, which will keep him out Of mis-
chief for two and half years.
Alfred Jackson, who tried to shoot
Anderson Reilly in Yamacraw, an account
of which appeared in yesterdays MORNING
NEWS, was given u three months sentence.
The only business transacted In the
superior court yesterday was argument
for a new trial in the case OF the Jersey
Continental Works ct al. vs. David WeIs-
bein ct al. Judge Falligant reserved his
decision
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

PIC yard for Figured Challies worth &c.
DC yard for Pineapple Tissues. light and dark
grounds. worth Toe.
6I6c yard for beautiful Dress Ginghams, re-
duced from l0c
64c yard for Striped Outing Flannel former
price l0c.
31fc, sc and SIC yard for White. Plaid and
Striped Muslins and Nainsooks, fine value for
Sc. &c and I0c.
CSC yard for fine yard wide soft finish Shirt
ing, equal to Lonsdale and Fruit OF the Loom,
regular price 10c.
23c yard best 1914 Bleached Sheeting, cold
elsewhere for 35c
Sweeping reductions in Towels, Table Linens
and Napkins.
$50 each ia White Crochet Quilts. worth 81.
81 % each 12-4 White Marseilles Quilts, cut
from 50.
Our entire stock Black and Colored Dress Goods
and Silks at actual cost.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
CITY BREvITIES.

Two negroes, Edward Frazier and Silas
Mitchell, were arrested by Officer Haines
last night. about O'Clock, at East Broad
and President streets, for fighting. The
combatants attracted quite crowd.
Detective Morgan and Constable Eady
captured two negro speak thieves named
Williams and Burnley last night at the mar
ket They had several articles of wearing
apparel in their possession, which no doubt
were stolen.
The Invincibles beat the Bay Street nine
by a score Of to in a game of ball at the
Bolton rect park yesterday afternoon.
George Allen and Dan Charlton were the
battery for the Invincibles, and ST Clark
and Alex Krensou for the Bay Street
nine. There was some good playing on both
sides.
The mules attached to a Knickerbocker
Ice Company's wagon while standing on
Congress street. near Bull, yesterday after
noon concluded to take run around the
SQUARE. and started out at lively gait.
Tbey narrowly missed striking several
hacks and buRgies in front OF the Screven,
but slowed down before getting half way
round. and were easily brought to halt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
Double Confirmation Services.

Bishop Becker will administer the rite
of confirmation to-day at the high mass at
st. Patrick's church to a large class. A
special programme of music has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Besides the
regular choir NJ. A. O'Byrne, W. P. Bailey,
J. Mcbride and J. Gallaher will assist in
singing Millard's and Gaus' mass.
Tonight at O'Clock another class will be
confirmed by Bishop Becker at the Sacred
Heart church. Rosewig's musical vespers
will be sung by selected quartet. The
following is the programme:
Trio ....,............,. .... Saliva Regina
Mrs Altick, H. A. Dumas and James Deacy.
Magnificent. ............... ....'.''..-.h osewlg
Quartet.
Trio Recommendations. Ave Maria Stella
Mrs, Altick, H. A. Dumas and James Deacy,
o, Salutaris..... -: ...:....,.....''-.'.....
Quartet.
Tantum Ergo...................... .Rosewig
Quartet, alto, Mrs. H. A. Dumas.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

PARrI 10:e0A.M.
l. MARCH-Said Pasha ..................Sta hl
O. OVERTURE-Ths Bronze Horse. .Auber
3. WALTZ-1C0i Nights. ................ Strauss
a. ORIENTAL PATROL-La Caravane. .Asch
Describing the passing Of the caravan through
the desert.)
g. CONCERT POLKA-La Coquette Conterno
PART ii. $3.50 p. NJ.
l. Observation-Disclosures (from Sigfried) Rich
ard Wagner
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... ...... Flotow
g. CONCERT WALTZ-L9 Perle dc Madrid
Lamotte
a. DANCE AFRICANE - Original Cocoanut
Dance.... .............-.-....J j. +. Glider
B. CORNET SOLO-The Volunteer Polka
Caprice)By request. ................ Rogers
Mr.. X. r Cobb.
g. GRAND SELECTION-Fnust 800. Gounod
z. GAVOTTE BEAUTY'S CUNNING from the
.,-o,r .r,,,,, Nay Queen. ..Czi6rueka
g. ANGELO SERENADE, Braga
PART III 5:l5 p. NJ
1. FESTIVAL MARCH. ......... Mendelssohn
2 OVERTURE - Morning, Noon and Night
FIR. Won Suppe
8. WALTZ-Sentlers Feurs ,....... Waldteufel
4 SELECTIONS-The Grand Duchess Offen-
bach
5. RUSSIAN DANCE-La Troiha 80. Braham
0. ON THE PLANTATION Description. Oh
Puerner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

| 90 each Ladies' Ribbed Undervests. solo slse-
where for l0c.
&c and 15c each Ladies' Ribbed Undervests. cua
from $50 and csc.
lie and 19c each Ladies' Black Taffeta and Sff4
Mitts, reduced from 20c and $50
1bc pair Childron's Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
regular made. all si1es, cut from 25c. I
15c each Ladies' Solid Leather Belts. cut from
25c.
4oc each Ladies' French Woven and VentIatines
Corsets worth 75c and 81.
29c each Gents Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom.
and bands, cannot be beat less than DOc I
35c each Balbrggan Undervests, regular price,
Soc.
15c each Boys Pereale Shirt Waists. all sizes.
worth Csc
49c each Ladies' Percale. Saline and Madras
Shirt Waists. reduced from 75c,
$50 each Black GloriaSilk Umbrellas, gold and
silver mounted. cut down from 81 80.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

had noticed many Instances Of extortion
upon the part Of the hack drivers himself.
he believed the haokmen should be COM
PEELED 10 carry the printed rates displayed
In their vehicles so as to avoid misunder-
standing.
Alderman Cam took the same view Of
the subject as the other two aldermen.
The agitation is very apropos," he said,
land the subject should receive the atten-
tion Of council at once"
There is little doubt that 1t will come up
for discussion at the next meeting and that
some action will be taken.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

AGED LovER-You treat me as If 1 were
dog.
Coauette-Not much don't. / like dogs.
pat them on the head, take them out walking,
and even let them kiss me. l don't treat you
that way, do I?-Te1Gs Siftings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
RAIL AND CROS5TIE.

Since the Central railroad hos come back
into the hands of its old owners there has
been no work done in the garden at the
Pooler station. It was recently suggested
that the citizens Of the town form a club
and have q man engaged to clean up and at
tend to the garden, thus putting it in a
more presentable shape than it is now.
There is no doubt that if the matter is taken
up by the people the garden could be made
an ornament to the town, and the cost
would be SO trif1ing that 1t would not keep
any one from helping the work along. Let
Collins street take the matter up first.
William Lee, a Hell-known and popular
young Poolerite working in the carpenter
shops of the Central railroad, met with a
serious accident day before yesterday. He
was engaged at work on the top of a pas
senger coach and was in the act of chang
ing his position when he found he would
have TO descend the ladder to the floor. As
he stepped upon the rung of the ladder his
weight caused it TO slide to one side and he
was thrown violently TO the floor of the
shop His head was badly cut by striking
the brick wall and his hip and side were
hurt by striking the floor. He Is able TO
attend to his work. but complains of his
head giving him considerable pain.
Mr. Samuel Spencer, in an interview in
LuS abihhbd COhoCttbtIOtb nJ5s
~ believe that large investments in other
directions through the south would follow
the reorganization Of the Terminal by
Drexel Morgan 81 Co. The people are get
ting disguised with all this antagonism TO
railroads. For years we have had Olive bills.
Berner bills and fights Of one kind and an-
other on corporations until we find capital
being drawn from the state and fresh money
hesitatng to come in. We find $50 900, 900
of the $75, 600 900 Of railroad property In
the state in receiverships. And the pros
pect of reorganization is not bright 10 any
case that l can call to mind. Millions and
millions of dollars worth of stocks and
bonds which should be paying interest are
dead investments. Large amounts of these
securities are held in Georgia, and Geor-
gians are hurt by the profitless Investments.
Let Drexel, Morgan 81 Co. take hold of the
Danville and the East Tennessee and we
will see capital offered to the other COM
panies, for where that firm will lead others
will follow"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOTEL TYBEE

SUNDAY, JUNE IL, 1891
The following Programme will be rendered by
Cobb's Famous Orchestra.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-29
1etliQer @i1er.

Mls @0nig Grieorid Bilbelm III.
1914 nad Meui@atel lam, mat 8eita'
lp5,i, Der bo@ber5ise Greune uno 9elfer
Der 3inber uuo Besrluoer Der neuer:n
Baoasosit, lebr trant. Trosem muBte
ibu lem @4iler uuo 9elfer &amlauer
Don je,ner l~lnltalt IN Sferten aus 5u
benz &onise sele;ten, oam't er ibm oans
fen Tonne fir feline Bemlhuns gen nm
6ebuns bes @oltsl4ul,pelens. uno eaB
Ct 10 piele 8Oslinse nod Sierten &C.
14idt bate. unteruess iisl er i'm
@aoe1, mcbrere Wtale IN Obnna9t.
aber als @amlauer iDn bewesen &uolts,
umautebren, er,pioerte Yeitalo55i:
.,Meiu, i'd muB ben &6ni9 ieben uuo
iuQte i'd barber iterben. wenu burd
meineu Be1ut beim &0nise AUDI nur eln
e,nsises &iuo in $reubsn einen b%siieren
unterr,dt erbdlt, 10 bm i9 re'@lld
belobnt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-29

tein I9ier auf Der gBelt, ,uel&eS eus'
pfiueiamer ,pdre alS Die &atte, laebr
jur .Welan@olies b,nneioe uuo pou
einert jarteren NerbenIpitem lei. unter
feinen 23O Ibieren ieien iuau,er juuliu'
beit 80 tranf. Gin Grab mariner eoer
tdlter in ,brer Bebauiuns unb tninoe'
items ibrer 8ebn lieset ba. etne 2unsen'
ent3inbune padt lie uuO rattt lie in
48 Stunben meg. Das lei aber nod
ni@ts. meinte 9urOlu f&liebli&. mon
n,lile bic 1bier&en aud = jerftreuen,
miiie ibuen ieoen 5weiten Tag fret"
seben. oaS iie fi& oaua mad ,brem 8e'
lieben untereinanber u~nterbdlten f0ns
men. .Mlrbe i'd ibnen." ertldrte Der
9err Der Staten. rbieie Greibeit euts
jiebeu. ersriffe fie Ger Spleen. fe
tuirSen teine 8~etuesurs ,nebr MAIDEN
unb in brei Bis bier Tasen tudren iie
perradt. Maa mus bic Eoiere IN
eiuem iplden WutbouiaIe beobadten;
ba itirien fe iih blinb auf tire
Ramerabsn, mad allen @eiten bin Biiie
periesenb. Cine @eile ieben bic lbrlz
gen gu, bann itiir3en lie fi9 auf bic
,@1uloise" unb t6oten iie. Nuoere
,uieber beseben Selbitmoro. lie uer>
tuei9eru iebe Nabruns, man mag fe
BON ben 1ebrisen trennen, fie p1esen
unb itreibeln - es lit WQes uersebens.
iie behurren auf ibrer Weiseruns unb
faaen i9lieBli9 benz 9unsertooe gum
Opfer!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-29
Beinl Aatteuabridter.

Ser rufiide g(oun Eurotp, Der be-
rlbmteite aler Gbierabrlhter, Der lebt
in ben @a,iler r6olies Werseres" feline
ore6irten Staten. ,puriibrt, bereitet
seseupdrtis cine neue Programme ums
1aer ror: er ri1tet feline &atttu our
Tabrt aui e,ner tleinen &ilenbabn ub.
Durotu ruff feline Staten aus Der &u'
life, {e tcmmsn aui big Station, Elm
balb.s Dubenb iduar5er 2btere fett
ii1 in ben 8a9en eriter &lafe; Elm
Dnbenb tueiBsr Staten, bic i4uarj &C.
fledt tnb, belteist bic 51ueite 3laiie; elm
Erup2 iunscr &antler wirft fi9 ulsez
film tn bic brittle &Ialje.. Cine Static,
sroB uuo %uirois, ipa5iert auf ber
citation ais Gtationsdef auf uno ob,
tpdbreno Elm Grupp son tpeiben Staten
fib in ben @epddwa9en beslebt. Iuf
einen ,tueiteren @fiff eribeinen BET So
tomotipfubrer, Der 9ei5er, Der Yoit'
19affner uno oer @eldeniteQer. @no.
lid elm britter Yfif, uno be 2otomos
tipe ieet ii9 in Betuesuns. Cine sraue
Static, 1pel9e ben 3usfipreriib eritiesen
bat, uberliebt oeu rollenoeu i9us itar'
fen Wu9es. Duroru ertldrte e,uem Sat,
,uelder bieies neuete 9r:iiuritid be-
tuunoerte, oa6 bic son5e Sa@e iebr ems
fad mare. Die 9re1iur 9eidab in Der
Beile, baB er ben Staten ,bre Nabruns
au Der lbliden Stunoe III bic @asen
5te0te, 70 oaB iie ii@ an bic @iienbabn>
reile uno an lire 8fli@t 9%etu0bnten.
Guro>p eriablte oud u,el 6eiielnees
BON Qebeu Der Staten. @dbreno Der
Sabrt fiel, cine pom @asen, was
Durop fur t6otli9 erflarte: er
meinte, baB iie mod einise 8eit lebeu
f6nnts, oaS aber bel %bcjabrteren &atten
Elm FOLDER 5al se,u01nli& binnen pier=
aelu Iaseu gum - @abniinn flbrt,
BET bas I9ier i@liebl,& sum S:lbit<
morb tre,bt. Der Setbftmorb iei iebr
bdulis bei ben Staten. teun es sets
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-29
Ser Better.

&6nis 5rieori9 Blbelm l. unter,
belt iih germ auf leinen 5"pajiergdn9e1
nit 2euteu, bic i'm uidt %erfannten, uuo
bic er bann iiber aQerlei @es.ultdnoe.
bic ben 9of uuo ber 8esieruns %betraien,
ausfragte. Nls CT in loldem @elprdbe
cine Belt lang aui Der 2anoitraBe nit
eineun Ranbioaten Der Tbeolosie selpanz
bert roar, tlaste ibu bieier, baB es -
id,per battle, cine NnfeQuns ~ finben,
tuen1 mar, in Berlin feline Yettern
5lripra4e) babe. Der &6nis madte
,bnl guten Ntutb unb bat ii4 pom inn
Geusr aus. I'm, feline @ieiie an5u5iinoelt.
Ser Ibeolos mar sleid bel Der 9anb.
i9lue nit eiuem einjisen collage Jeuer
uub fa9te: BUNS! ba bat Ct Geuer.~ -
rMun", iaate rer R6nls, ~~iuenn's int
@ramen audi 10 BUNS aui BUNS sebt,
banu faua es ben, !3errn nibt' fcblen!"
Ct fragte, mo Ct IN Berlin tuohne1
tperbe, unp lieB Jpn baun AM fol9enoen
Gage auf bag @dloB ruien unter benz
@orseben, oaB Jpn bort fem Setter 5u
lpre9en uiinlde. 8ie sroB mar oas
@rltaunen oes 3anbioaten, als iid ihm
bier Der &0uis 5u erteunen CAB. Dieier
Der ii@erts i'm, oaB er, ,uenn Ct feline
Frliuus gut beitebe, ii@ ielner als ELM
Hetter annebmen mu1e uno bel1ieo ibn
aui Den anoern Sag wieoer aui oas
@9loB, po Ct oanu iiber einen Gegt,
ben er ibm seben weroe, preoisen ioue.
Der &anoioat fano 1ih elm. erDielt aber
nur - ein unbeld)riebenes Yapier. Ct
uerlor leoob nidt bic 5al1ung, uno
rpablte 5u ,eiuem Eert bic Worte: PLUS
ni9ts bat Got bic Welt eribaifen",
,uel9en ct 10 5ur 3uirieoenbeit beg
&0niss burbiubrte, oaB oerlelbe nab
beenolster Yreoi9t ibm 5urief: rYums!
oa bat Der 9:rr cine Yfarre!"