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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08

PAINT
YOUR HOUSE
With the
iSheTaCi9l WiLLiOntS
Paint.
1T aCiU cost yO9G
Il little more
Per gallon
Bat its cOCeTi1a0
Capacity
Is so nl1Ccb greater
Than the cheap paints
Or lead and oil
That 1T Is
More economical
Than either.
We are carrying
White 0lsd I3 cOIOTS
In house paints,
4 cOLO2'S i21
Floor paints, and
Most all COIO2'S
In pi'sts and
Half pilatS.
FyO1C sCGlat to paint
Il fOlCer-pOt or q
Barn, aCe can
Furnish yON the
Material and
At mach less
Than former
Prices.
Evans Brothers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08

Died: On Sunday, April 3, 1892, at
his home near lola, John Hubbel
WoOdin, aged 50 years, months, 10
days,
Mr.. WOOdin was born August Is,
1871 near New Haven, Conn. At IL
years of age he removed to gainesville
o., where he married Rachel Hitch
cock, who died less than one year ago.
In 1915 he moved to milwaukee,, Wis,
and from there in 1852 to Pennington,
Ill. In 1866 he came to Kansas, 10
eating on farm near lola where he
lived the remainder of his life.
The deceased was man of the pur-
est character and most upright life, a
devoted father, an Obliging neighbOr,
a patriotic and useful citizen. He
died as he had lived, peacefully and
fearlessly, passing away in the fulness
of years, sOOthed by the presence and
care of chrildren and grandchildren,
and sustained by the confident hope
of a reunion with all the loved ones
who had preceded him across the tide.
The funeral services were held at
the residence on Monday afternoon,
Rev. A. S. Freed officiating, assisted
by Rev. J. F.. Huckleberry.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08
Obituary.

Died at his home i'm lola, Mr.. f.. e..
Bennett, March q, 1892. Mr.. Bennett
was born in Jackson county, Kansas,
Oct. q, 1858, moved to Allen county
i'm 1882, married Miss Surelda Kelly
in 1855. Since then he has resided in
Geneva township until three weeks
before his death.
Mr.. Bennett leaves q wife and three
children, a mother, four brothers and
thres sisters to mourn his loss.
blessed are the dead that die in
the Lord"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08

Died: On Friday, April l, 1892, at
her home near lola, Rh0da A., wife of
l.. McCarley, aged 40 years, month
and days.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. RhOades and was
born in Illinois Feb. II, 1852. She
came with her parents to Kansas in
1857 and was married March Is, 1870.
She was an affectiOnate wife and
mother and the mourning family have
the sympathy of the community in
their irreparable loss. The funeral
was held on Sunday, Rev. VIM. Han
kins officiating.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08
Official Statement

OF the financial condition of the Bank of AL
Ion County, at lola State Of Kansas, at tho close
of business on the 2gth day of March. lSe.
EESOT RCES
NIL nm, r,..rSou0l anil
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08
ENGLISH blue Gra.s seed.

English Blue Grass Seous
For sale by f. 1. Crowell, near Al
len Center.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08
Official Statement

], l. l.. Northrup. president Of said bank. do
sOlemuly swear that the above statement IL
true to the best of my knowledge and belief
So helm MT. God l. l. NORTHRCP.
President
Subscribed and sworn To before me this 9th
day OF April ISEl JOHN II VAENUHS,
Notary Public
Commission expires on the 18th day of January
ls6.
Attest: L. L. Northrup. Owner
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08

tate oJ RdHsds.l 90
AHeH county
LII NJ Miller. cashier of satd bank. do sol
EMMY swear that the above statement Is true,
to the best of my knowledge and belief. 80
help me God.
H. VI MILLER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th
day Of april. lS2
II l.. HENDERSON, Notary Public.
Commission expires on the nth day of March,
lS.sD
Attest Geo A BOwlus. LIME Hartman owners.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

pei6 aud, bab ID of iener yartie eet
badt, bod mar e mir ni&t mo8lt4t
sic bauon aus5ui@Ite6en, mas i& AUD
gar ni9t 9epolIt babe
sic battet ii4 injmii@en nm bic ses
bedte Eafel sruppirt unb bic llnterbals
tuns beipeste iid in unseS,puneener
2ebbafioieit nm sites unb NeueS.
ytur Der atte Starter nabm ni9t baran
1beil unb i1,en ausi4le6t.@ nit i'd
rub Der B:rtilsuns ie,nes Stables be-
i9ditist.
SIN 2aufe Der u~rterbaltuns beribrte
Clifford au9 bic frlbereu 2ebensuer5.
bdltniiie Norna'S unb iiberg.ps ui&t
bic eisentbaml,&eu lmNdnoe, ,pel&e-
nit benz Fob ibres DaterS in 8erbias
bune itanoen. !otpie bic j9dnbti&eH
Yldne ibre3 Bormunbs.
.tluo ipenn sic nun zines cages
ienem Ranne eeseniberjtduoen, Ser
Jbrem Batter ben lob sab. Mib 9epr-
tom fraste 4.na nit SntereiIs .alau,
ben sie, Dab +: I'D an Jpn rd&en uoa'
temp
Norma ,purbe iebr bleih ,nt ants
iuortete auSp:ideab:
sd tueiB es n,nt. Meise Mutter
foroerte bieies Berlprehen BON mir
inter sanS eisentblmliden llmitdnoen
uno i'd mar setu6bnt, eS ais Elm beilioeS
Berlpre&eu' ~ betra6ten. dber ID
Tam ni9ts iaaen iber bae, mas bic
Submit nod perbirst. Gs ii Elm o.
idmerjli&er @~esenitauo barau ~ BEN
ten.
Ban Gres bate, ,pdDreno Rorua ses
iprp@en. obipe@ieinb o,eie uno ben Of.
fen Barter beoba@tet. nm ju fehea,
uelden ginorud bieie Borte auf ben.
lesteren b%eruorbrinsen ,Dlroe.
Ct bemertte, bab bieier nod eiaen
S@ein blei4er aetuorbeu uuo bab Elm
t%rampfbaftes 9udea feineu Muuo nm.
ipielte. Gr ma&te ben Ginoru6, ats
oh e. bic Speiie nit BiberuiQeu ter.
untermirote uub fem 9anjes Beleu pers
rietb has duBerite l~lubebaaen.
Die @esentpart Der 2o4ter ieaeS
Raunes. NIT belea lob er iein 2ebenSs
alad uerni9tet, unb has NM lebte. mn
ibren Batter ~ ridden. Sernria&te teis
uer 6eele brennenbe Golterqualen.
Qnb mem fe ia eutoeden io1te. sa6
Re ben Rann, ben 6e fudte, tdsti& ma
ter dusen bate, bab Re ieine SAB
freunbi&aft senoiien. =. Ct mostR.
bie1tn Geoanten ni@t tpeiter5ubentea..
Cine unldslide Nnst bei9li& Jpn uni,
er iab i'm Gsiite i4on bic an~tlasenben:
Bl,de {einer Rinb:r, an benen Die Bor.
iebuus bic 5anoen ibrss Baters beiu.
iudif.
.M6se BET 9immel fie boz bieien.
S9idjal bemabren.@ marmelte Ct i1s
brintis; bann> er6ob Ct ii@ bon ber
Tafel uub i4waatte uortlos sum j8in.
mer binaus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
20. Gap'tsI.
Cine pc fedte g a I.

@ana irah am anbern Morsen er>
folete ber Mbidieo Don ben. itiIen
6aule. an ,peltcm Nlrs. Nau( muBte
hire @dar5e aa bic Nuaen fibreu. ale
9for,na ,hr NIT warmen @orten bic
6onD gum Nbidieo rei&te, uup ibren
Dant fur bic ibr boot 3u Eheil 9eruor=
bene 2.ebe uno bic 1beiluabme aus
brudte.
NQes stng in sr5Bter StiQe oor iid
limb Ieltlt i'm Giieubabn, Coupe ,re@:
ielten Die orei iunsen 2eute nur ,penie
Mprte. Git als lie on bee Gnoitaticu
I'2inbsn ben Sus uerl,eben unb elm 9obn.
fuhriperf NIT ibntn aui ber 2anoltraBe
benz Beltimmm19sorte iueilte, lDite iit
pom ihuen b.e Beorlduua, be iis bic
oabin emufunoen hattcn.
Der We9 fihrte on uere,nielt licaen>
Ten bduerllhen @eb6iteu porlber; aber
raube 0,iael uno burh lplloe 51lub,
len nao ppbllpe9e, 100 Die ridbtsn 1bat=
1iaen Banme be,na6e pDlis bus Cages.
liht sousidloilsn uu5 tieies 5hmeioeu
fie lberau besrabte. ~.
D,e]e tplloe> Romantit ,nnnitten o.
beimu,Buolen 69weisenS 1d,en aul
has iunae Mdoden eiuei beru9iaeuoen
GmiluB III ubeu. Dbpobl ,br bieie
Scener,e utQig nett luar, 10 empianb lie
bod ni9t iene Berauiduus. ben 3eii
bes Geueu, Der tieie Natureu 10 leidt
iorijureiBen pFe9t. uno in uolen Ha9e,
9ab lie iid Dem ieltlamen @enuiie Der
tpetb1elnben ytaturb,loer Ill. Die BE-
lebenoe uno itdrtenos 2u|r. ourbnebt
BON ben, Doem ppu Wtil.oneu osr herr:
lihen -Btltben uno Dlumen .oes @al>
beg eriiiQte iDre Geele NIT bsilerem
Wtutb, uno nit fiuoli4em @iier uer'
folote tie benz Gluse Der seiieoe1ieu
Bolbbe,pobner unb BEN lnuntersn Greis
ben Der leidtiubisen gidl6rndsn, Die
fpieleno BON Wit III Wit bapiten.
rg8ie. elldlib iino oieie @eIdopie IN
ihrer yreibeit, obne es 81 ,u,ilen."
badte iie, vuno i'd babe tennen selernt,
tpas Geian8eniein III, uuo aeuseBe bic
6rei6eit nun init ooppe!tem &elje."
Sic flblte lid 1eiber, uie eiu id),ues
bender Bosel, benz es aesladt 'uar,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
90. Gatttel.
CINE 9R ohnuna d.

Bie elm ruleloier ee,it, bon pilbea
Jurien setrieben. irrte per Wrei3 una
Der, inoem er NIT Borliebe bic perbors
geniten Batbpfdbe aujiudte, nm oer.
Besesnuns meai4liGer &eien 5u eat-
9ehen.
Sc mar cine 5onberbare Jiieuns bee
&immelS, melde bic Eodter ieueS
Sdattens, Der ibn felt mebr ais 5tuau3is
Sabren bic @ube ieiner Geele seraubt,
unter iein Dad bradte, nm feline Quo
len III erb1ben unD ieiu 2eben unertrda.
libe, ju MAIDEN. "a,
Duutler unb INNER bunfier tu6l6teR
ii9 bic @olten an feinem 2ebensbim.
mel uno broben ieben Husenbttd fi4.
pernidtenb iber i'm 5u c%ntlaoen.
Nber es max ni1t bic Gorge I'M nd,
jelbit, 'beretuesen er fem bua.tes DE-.
beimu;B iorelam bitete NY es mar baS
@elhid ieiner Rinber, bas Jpn uie ein
@e:peuit uerfolste.
Ct mnbte, ba6 feine 3c9e 9ejdbtt:
maren, oa6 nod benz natlrti1en 2aaf
Der Beltorouuna Ct nur nod turje 3eit
an bas qualuoqe 2eben gejtijelt fei1
tounte uno paG ihm Der lob olein nar
GrlD1une ju br!n9el oern69e. Ge
aloubte an Elm 5atuna unb b,lbete I'D
elm, bab bic 9auo bes Grmoroeteu IL
bas 2ebeu einere,fe uno feline Ber.
folsune leite.
Gines Nb,nbs. ,penise Gage mad ber
$slutunit Storma's. ipadirte Ct in &C.
Danfeu ueriunten auf unD nieoer unter
ben i9attisen 8iumen, wetd. bas 6aaS
umitauoen. ais Ban @rsp pl6blih a1f
i'm 5utan,.
,Ybiloiop9iren Sie, Mr. Yarter2s
fraste bieier ldbelao. Isle idenea
jehr tief iber Sbren @esenitano nod,
3uoenlen, ba Sic mid sarni9t tuabr9e.
no1nlntn babeu."
Der olte Gan itubte, ols CT in ieiurr::
9rdumerei 10 pl6sl.@ seit6rt .uurbe..
uno antluortete aus,uei1eno, ,aocm e..
3n ldheluo periuate:
SD babe srooe ni9t uiel BON ber.
Gbnojopbie obsetriest,. fubr er in b,t.-s
teren1 Gone iort. .YieQeiht mare d.
! qlidliuer, i0nnte i'd mid aer mooeuueu
Nsbensauldauun9 anid(iesen u'tb FFe
nah psilolophiiben Weseln b%:trunten.s
+: Gin t,cIer Sbat!en III ben 0artfar9s
ten i8ueen bate Dem f!atllsen 9iAtla>
tpscptr 8!aR gen,aht. ,<2 +
Nan @rep lpat cine ofeae Natur baa !
oraoc5u taItloler NuirlAnSte1t; CT uers
ottete aIeS Geremoniele uno 3uu8e /,
uno Qer5 'uareu bel inn &0rper: uuo !,
Seele. -&. H. 81
Isle baben 5eeleni@mer5eu, Gir.'t
iaate ct nod elmer Bauie, lnSeln er bea(
alten &errn nit mitleloi9en Bliden BE-,
tradtete. ;.
3d. ..' (Jo:tiebuns folst.).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

dem, fubr Clifford eutrattet tort. "DRtb
Morton 1T nidt bet ibr einsetrottem, au@
bat NiiB Sanon he niht auforoerr' lat
Zen, iite ~ beiu1en!"
.S@--i@ periiebe bas nimt Sir!"
.,&ein Dort mebr! uuterbra4 ibr
Clifford eebieteriid. ..aeine tDeiteren
2assu mebr, bite! 8ersansene @a@t
wurDe cine Jrauensperlon in ben JluB
seporfen; ibr 0llferuf 1T BON psrl4le'
oenen Y~eriouen 9eb6rt tporoeu. IN gtr.
9unl Dieie 6rauensperion mar Wt'B
Nortpn!" -
Die ~ elmer Bilbidule periteinert.
bate 6alnilton bieie @orte an iein OBJ
jdlasen b6ren; feline Geoansen fdienela
title 3u jteben unb tein 2aut tuolte ii@
ieiner trampfbaft ar%beitenoen Bruft ent<
rtneeu.
$50 bin ieht b,efem iddnbli9en
Esrbreneu aui her @pur", fubr Glif.
forb nit p,artiser Stimrne fort, .uuo
i'd tperbe. bieie tpeiter perfol9en. OBJ
,pobt i9 teinen Nugenblid an Sbrer
S1ulb 5tueile, 70 mill i'd Sund4n poii'
tipe N~nbot.Apuntte ermittelu, auf@runo
beren i'd 6ie ben Ger,&ten iberliefern
werbei"
Slit biejen @urten unb einen unids'
lid pernidtenben Bid auf ben uorbeut
10 reoeseuanoter Maau uerfeno. per>
lieb Gliiiorb br6anenoen S@rittes oas
0aus, tp6bren0 9am,ltou Dun uon oer
Budt Der seoen i'm %seldteuoerteu
9lnilose fat erDrldt, it6bneuo in eined
Bolteritubt iant.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

- --~- '--~-s
Der Teufel periteben NIT Deiner mpfti'
i@en @sben!A ertujeberte Gtifforb na&'
ldiiis. so bdhte nidt, bab biei
|,sesen ben suten Ton peritoSen iuilro.
uno ionit tpabte i'd ni@t, pel4s @rino'
Du bueeoen haben f6nnteit..
.Grlnoe nun Uriaoe ba9esen
babe i'd leine," eutsesnete Ban In ii4t'
lider 0erlesenbeit.
sic botten ipdbreno bieies @eipyd4a
Mrs. Nant's Bobnuns errei4t, nj
NorH,a nit grocer Spannung lire,
&id!ebr entse0enlab.
"Sh babe ben 6aQunlen 9elpro&en.
Naib Mortou," jaste Clifford, iubera er
auf einen Stubl reben ibr BlaS nabm,
Or uo1te ni9ts BON ibren llnioQ
lpiiien unb CAB Dor, bab 6e seittrn
Nbeno ouS8e9ansen tudren. nm cine er'
frantte Greuuoin III beiuden uno bat
er Gle jeoen Nusenblid 5urlderuarte.'
20 ia, nm Nasreoen uirb ct ME
nerlesen fem unb bic Sabe, fie plauii6el
au sejtalten, beiibt .er audi" entsesuets
Norma. .N6er i& CLAUDE iest bod,
bob .er einen b6ieH Ylau fir MID auss
9eGrbeitet bate inb bieieu, 1pbolb er
i'm mibslldt weiB. ueiteripiunen mirb.
Das ioll in nun tbuu, IN. ben Rralen
bieIes lnenlbliden u~uaebeuerS 5u eut.
seaen," isb!e iie betribt hln5u.
,gyenn sic mir pertrauen ,polten,
DR,B Mprrno," fie( Clifford eifria EN-
40 f6nnte i@ sic idon an einen Ylab
brinSen. no sic ablplut fiber uor ib,a
tpdren."
.@ertrausn? .. SRI. @arter, ,pie
ioute i'd Jbnea ui@t uertraueal Bo
If Der 8lab, ben sic meineu ?" eutse9.
rete Norma lebbaft.
"Gs 1T meiues &aters 2aubbaus,"
fubr G%Iifoso fort. "Dort tueroen Gie
u0Qig fi4er iein Dor ieiuen Na@teQun,
gen; benu es liest tief i'm Babe per>
bergen, melt entfernt pom ben 6Ffent.
l,den Bertebrsitroben. Sd bin feit
~lber3eu9t, mei, Batter unb raeine
S1neiter miroen sic berili4 ui1.om=
men beiben." "
.Sbre Glriorse ribrt mid tief, Mr.
Barrier. eruioerte Nornla NIT eiuerl
%bantbareu 8lld. .sie iino Elm aui.
rt1tieer Treuub unn i'd nebme obne
8eoenten sSS1re Giulabung an"
Sbre bnntlen Huaen ,puroen feu@t,
ais lie ibm ibre !6ano ent9esentredle.
bic Clifford ent5idt an feline 2ippen
fIbrte.
sd baute Sbner bon 9er5sn, Weib
Morma,. iaste e nit 8drme. rDanu
lperoen mir alio n1ors:n frib nad &ar<
ter's 8ilbnib aufbreden uub Da, alter
Jreunb -manbte CT ii@ an 8an-sebli
uatIrli9 nit uns!"
,@eptB!" erpiberte bieier bsreit.
.pilis; rbenn i'd lulroe bier bod teine
Nube finben. tueunldon i'd bas Grdu.
lein, bort in iidleritem @erjted ueib.
Mur m6hte es Sbneu. Iris Nortou,
bort Gnfan0s etsuas einiam uurtom'
, men, febte er binsu.
% neiu, i'd liebe @albeseihiamteit,-
ertpiberte oieie lebhaft, .unb auberoem
finbe i@ ia bort liebenswlrbise Men'
faen, nit b:nen i'd perfebren tann."
.Sllio absema@t!- faste nun Glif'
forb. .9alten Sic iid nur reiieIertie
3u mor9en frdb, MiB Norton. @roBe,
Borpereitunaen Shrerleits beoorf es ID
nidt; fur a0es Aebrise tueroe i'd for
gen"
Mit bieien Bortcn perabi9itbeteu
fih bic beioen M6uner BON benz iuneeu
Mdo9en, I'M ioiort &ortehruneen fl,
bic beuortebenoe Re.'e ~ t~refien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

Autboriiirte gr3dbluns aus benz Nmerisaui-
i&cn ocs Ib. . Jorb, ocn WboIi
,. b. StepntR.
10. (Gortlesuna }

@. * stG
"
10. (Jortlesun8
Mun, oaB Ct {einen Wunl1 erInut
tab. unb bos Mab9en ni4t mebr sesen
ihn auftreten ionnte, glaubte Ct ben
S3urfeu nidt mebr fiir&ten 3u brou<
den, ba bieier nit seiner Gntlaae aeaen
ibu f& ielba uerrathen raibte. Nber
! cine anbere @efahr, berea CT irib:r ui9t
Exea6t, bate ii4 iest plSsli9 Dor i'm,
taafsetbarmt. Wie, ,penn man ibre
lei&e aNfidnbe .uno feline Meinung iiber
be 1ooesariahe forcerte? Wirbe
Selbfmoro porausseiebt uerbsn. 10
ptiroe man .bn Der 9raulan,en 8ehanos
tans beS Mdo4ens beidulbisen. uno
oos i9ien i6n, ipeniaer 0efibrli4; falls
oosr bic 1beorie ihrer Grmoronng ii@
Balm bredpen iollte. bai,n mar bic Sade
iiigleim beotntlitber uno toroerte Sur
prclaoten aorsbr zines tttua'ge's Wer'
oadts, bic iOrsidltise 8orbere,tuns pon
observation-disclosures.
Otele @eoarteu batten thn i@or be.
tnatts8t. alS er nit benz Bootnfa,tn bic
unterreonng 8ebaDt uno uur nit Muf@
ma1o auBerlter An1trsn9u',g mar Is lb,'
.gelunser. blelsm 9egenilber feline Selbit'
osperrldune 5u b%e,pabrea. Jest aber
aosslleB e ,'n n!llealos ben, snf'eeeu,
metdes tbu. be ihredlibe withholding
et',aetloRt 'lRo ble'9 Gno j'tter''o betrof
g oae sumner.
-sSas 1T CIR palhrt?' rtel tim le!.e
Vral aaalil'1 entsestr. .Du t'ellt
ole'g. ano oerllort aus!
ger one Itrt pat ,.e ertrdntt,. er'
n.eoer1e e pe.ler, loapreno er 1esll =.
l@lot!erneen 8orper IN s'lseH Sellel
1auel1 lleB.
sySas9- teud1te le.1l M:ib l'a4 At9er'
rt''seno. 'ualreHo ,9r Antl!b i'@ ala.
larpe1 aoer5og. -sS'e ''e.g'tt on Das
.gr lelDer pat e MIR eoert t1'tge,
l1i1t,. ttanau1elte Ct; ~eS 1T tela 8tue1fel
Y1. Nj ..
INV va', NV" - IVY" uuls.tu"u."
.14ou.. W. u m!I "'usn Selas.,
s sg.s ~ go S!uuus 'uO9s m'u.. = :. 'eog ..
ivy rul4.. ~" os1 's.sea0. S..s
h"s..m "'''e''ut'' ~" ~ 'Y''ss''h'"
49, GnI ...>
~ gs.as,ps 4,auls '1ut ~, 'uay.."u
sSna 4s. pW oe'0s la'' ala's' s"s ~
W'sWe'' !.
s..'.U .uas g.us"'1 ~ nua g. .gan
na2a. ~: S,ua naV s''er Roe''e oas
Uelpsag !D'soel =
.se1g1s, 9otn;@is! el1p'eoeIte 'pr
go!!. Ia.& ~5u ias'e eem ~. eaB
~ nI@ls oapon p'lle n1o gap 'pm ~
oert1e9en, pap .@ auef1 ls'aea Dro1ul'.
- 1toeeN IOnIoe. 1as ..'mpoa!.1
s!D'olen Sump.n am .u!e!l'eH ano 90 1e
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w Vano9 e'ne an5..ss I's..1sn IVY.
oo 'oH ''ele an me'I1eu eou~'pron'11'ren
matoe.
JaS 1T ridti0s entgegnete Mr8.
0aitop. erlei9tert aufatbmeno. .Du
ipeibt natlrli4 BON aQeoem nidtS nno
8etpeiie ffiir cine etfpoise Gni4ulo,suns
Tam ielblt 9anog niht erhrln8en. Aber
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uub mir miifen ms uorbereiten, cine
eiaieermaben %besrieoioenbe Grtldruns
fir ibr 8eribminoen .9eben 5n tbnneu.'
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

ereiil,d9.
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sJunern beg Oaui.s. r5!e 1iuo obne
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Gtfi,jtuna@ 5ur Mleoerbelebuns Sbrer
Hebensot,lter.-
.Sn Be;us ouj MIDI, erlpioerte San,
.oilrite biele 8orausiesuua ni@t gang
5utreifen, Iris Qeua. Benisitens bin
im nidt nnsbr ermibet, ipie an einen,
Gage, ba mir aulammen iilt n aineen
,1no mir osr Gag iu i&neQ 5u: Neise
9ina."
9eno's @ansen batten iid leife ae=
r1tbet. ols er bic lesten 0orte >iprad,
bereu Slnn feline aui lie ser,9tetes Nuse
eomentirte.
so babe mid nod oft jcres onaes
neb,nen NAsilnses e%rinuert". bemerfte
fe auSUci1cno.
babeM Sis mirtli1? bag ireut
mid!" e~ntsegrete Ban @reD beirieo,ot.
rDana bari lh ~jcoeniaus aud auneu<
men, baB meine beiheloene Wsnigfe;t
aud nit oielsr @rianeruns u%erbunosa
,par." 81. f. s.
rGas babe id nidt seiu9t@. ermioerte
tie nediih. ~01s iino Sbre eisenen
Wermutbunsen, Wr. Greg"
rDas iino e.. MiB 2eua," eutses@
nete aetter.r la4elne; .aber gle,d@
mob! bDfe IT'D, oaB oieie Yermutbuna
mt Der 8abrbeit nidt cuQioirt. sd
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-03
NEW
- With Columbus in America" by G
Ealkenhurst,

d" With Columbus in America by G.
Falkenhurst.
Worthington Co., Publishers, announce
for immediate publication as No. 80 in
their International Library, with Col
umbus in America" by c.. Falkenhurst,
adapted by Elise L.. Lathrop, with proto-
grovures.
It is a highly dramatic historical
novel, which treats of the discovery and
conquest of this continent. While ad-
herring strictly TO the facts of history, the
author has presented here many romantic
and heretofore unknown incidents in the
private lives of Columbus and his fol-
lowers, and these facts, together with
fancies of his own, he has interviewer
into a work that is at nee Ghrilllngly in
teresting and strikingly poetic. The
narrative presents natural descriptions
that are truly exquisite; the story is at
times darkly passionate and possesses in
an eminent degree a most weird, tragic
and tender beauty.
This volume is going TO be followed by
two others: 2. with Cortez in Mexico"
and 8. with Pizarro in Peru" both
novels which partake of the excellence of
the former u These three books
form a set that ought to be in every
Americans library, for they impar5 early
American history pleasantly, are healthy
in tone and brightly illuminate the times
in which the scenes are laid.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-03

are being fashioned IN the most choice
and tasteful hues, in silk, velvet or satin.
fastened by golden and jewelled clasps.
Lady Charles Berestord has jus6 or
dered a pair OF these dainty little articles
(Which our R~randmothers " taught us
thould, In society, be nameless) 10 be
made In richly corded rose-pink silk,
with clasps set with diamonds aud ru-
bies. A pretty fashion which is likely to
obtain chiefly. perhaps, amongst step
dancers. is that of anklets or golden
bangles worn upon the ankles, suggest
ing an Oriental picturesqueness. Small
tinkling bells are still worn upon the
sho es OF the dancer.
BERNHARDT TO LEAD THE FASHIONS.
1t is said that Sarah ..Bernhardt has an
nounced that she will in future set the
fash ions for France. If she keeps her
word the women who enjoy comfortable
proportions may congratulate themselves
on the fact that In grande Sarah has put
on flesh of late years. Hal she retained
the slight proportions of some years ago
The fashions she would design would
probably lave been suited ouiy to the
very thinnest figures. 1t is rather unoy-
ing to be put out of the running by the
natural development of years, and for a
stout woman to look at the fashion plates
in The journals is to run the risk of much
standardization. What waists those be-
ings have in the fashion plates! They are
more like fuunels connecting body and
limbs than like any portion Of the human
frame.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-03
WEST BERGEN DoINGs

Mr.. D. N, Bren nan, of No. 70 Hatch
avenue, is suffering from a severe alta ok
of illness.
A large class of probationers were re-
ceived yesterday morning in the West
Side emu NJ. E. Church.
The petition 10 the Central Railroad
Company for a night agent at Woodside
avenue station already has scores of sig
natures. 1t will be forwarded 10 the OIL
cials in a few days.
The John McNauRhtou Association
will meet this evening to arrange for the
annual ball.
The trustees and members OF the West
Side Avenue NJ. e. Church will make an
effort to clear the church debt during the
next three years. There ia a mortgage Of
$1,000 on the building and soclables and
fairs will be held in rapid succession, as a
means of raising money.
The Willing Workers Society of Kings
Daughters will meet this evening at the
residence of Mrs. William H. Beach, No.
SO West s de avenue.
A number or West Bergen citizens have
lately gramoled at the Jersey City and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-03
50 MONTGOMERY STREET, Jersey City. NJ. j..
A THREE YEARS BATTLE.
How a Missing Brothers Voice BETRAYED
His Crime.

How a Missing Brothers Voice Betrayed
His Crime.
"Tm going to join the army. and will
be gone three years" Thus wrote a young
man TO his dear old mother and sisters at
home. The boy was under sentence to
State Prison when he wrote the letter
hat he supposed would quiet all inquiry
as to his whereabouts. He had been
found guilty of forgery. and the judge in
pr%onouncing sentence upon him, gave
him three years at hard labor.
This was several months ago, and the
Young man is by this time well acquainted
with the monotonous routine of lite in
the Oregon State Penitentiary. On
Sunday afternoon a couple of young
ladies. sisters, new arrivals in
salem, visited the prison. They ar
rived too late to be admitted to the
services, but were given seats in the wait
ing-room. At the first sound from the
choir they were interested, but as the
music OF the song filled the CHAPEL and
recognized q familiar sound in q sweet
toned voice that carried the air.
They advanced nearer to the chapel. i'm
PEELED by they knew not what, aud glanc-
ing through the barred doors recognized
among the sing+is, wearing the stripes.
the absent brother who they believed WAS
serving his country in the army. The
recognition was mutual. Aud it WAS
pitiful. The shock was more than the
delicate nerves of the young women could
bear But it is only one Incident of the
many. The prison is full of sad romances
aud expectations that are never realized.