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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-21
APPOINTMENTs FOE SPEAKERS,

APPOINTMENTS FOB SPEAKERS
HON. E.V. WHARTON:
WoOdsOn county, September 19.9O.2l-22-2S-2A
COffey county, September 26 7|28-29-O.
PROF. II. N. GAINES, candidate for state
superintendent
September 18th to SOth inclusive In Seventh
district.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN G. OTIS:
Princeton, September %.
EdgertOn, September %.
EudOra, September "a.
Walnut, September 26.
Labette county, September "a.
Montgomery county September Is,
Wilson county, october l.
Seventh district, October to inclusive.
CONGRESSMAN JERRY SIMPSON:
Hartland, Thursday, September %.
Syracuse, Friday, September %.
Stanton county, Saturday. Seu utem0er a.
Morton county, Monday, September 6.
Stevens county, Tuesday, September q.
Grant county, Wednesday, September %.
Haskell county, Thursday, September 20.
Seward county, Friday, September 80
Meade, Saturday, October 1.
JUDGE JOHN I. LITTLE, candidate for at
tOrney general:
Marshall county, September %.
Barnes, September %.
Riley county, September "a.
POCtaWatOmle county, September rs.
Mllf0fdS september N-
Emporia, September %.
Madison, September 20.
Wilson county, September 30.
JUDGE 8. Il ALLEN, candidate for associate
Justice
Ottawa county, September %.
Solomon City, September %.
BrOOkVille, September "a.
Cloud county, September 26.
Republic county, September N.
Washington county, September %.
Morris county, September 80.
Marion county, October /.
SENATOR W. A. PEFFER:
Lawrence, September %.
Kansas City, September23.
Ft. Scott, September "a.
Walnut, September 26.
OgWegO, SeptemberH.
Montgomery county, september 28.
Yates Center, September 20.
SCr8Wn, September 30.
Butler county, October 1.
Seventh congressional district, October 3, 4, 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
fredericksburg.

FREDERICKsBURG. Va. July l6.-Perhaps
the happiest elements Of our community
this week have been members of several re-
ligious denominations. The Baptists re-
oDened their house of worship on last Sun
dav with appropriate ceremonies, large
addition having been built and many other
improvements made, and on Sunday night
the twenty-ffth anniversary of the pasto-
rate of Rev. DR.. 4. 5. Dunaway was cele-
brated. On both occasions the services
were very interesting several prominent
ministers of Richmond participating. and
the house was crowded to its utmost ca
pacty.
ON Tuesday the Sunday school of the
presbyteran church held picnic at Salem
church four miles distant IN the county
Tbe school was transported 10 and from
the picpic grounds in wagons. much 10 the
6aliebt of the children as we'll rs many OF
lie older persons. Refreshments were In
abundance. Swings and hammocks were
hing among the trees, games were INDUCED
in aud a good time enjoyed generally. A
came of base. bali was played during tho
The Methodist Sunday school gave an ex-
cursion on Wednesday to wide Water. on
tha Potomac. Besides the scholars and
olHcers of tbe school great many others
want tbe party numbering five or ak hun
Grad A picuio was held IN the grounds Of
Mr. Withsrs Waller. fronting immediately
on the Potomac whsrs the river u Tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Pefersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va. July l6.-lSpecial. J.
Mr. j. Edmund Mason. whose illness has
already been mentioned in this correspon-
dence. was brought 10 his mothers, In TINS
city. to-day. He Is very feeble, but has con-
diuon is considered somewhat more favor
able.
Miss Lula Edmonds left this morning 10
visit relatives and friends III Brunswick
county.
Mrs. Winston Ford has returned home
after spending the winter with her niece IN
Covngton. Ky.
Mrs. Dora +. Liyesay, of Coyington, KY.
is on q visit 20 her father, Mr. ID. l.. Sturul-
want. on Adams street.
Hiss Mabel Winfree. Of this city, Is on a
visit 30 friends IN Crewe. s-,,
Miss Bessie Beale, Of Ettrick, Chesternelu
county, left FRIDAY TO visit her sister Ars.
Il. 4. Dance. IN Crewe.
Miss Nora Herring. OF Ettrlok. mas gone
10 Windsor 20 visit friends. -,
Miss Beulah Ennis has gone 70 NoFIolA
10 spend the summer WITH ffIends.
Miss Carrie Hawkes., of Roanoke, IS visit
inc Miss Ola Hawkes. on east IabD street.
Miss BETTE o. sweeney is visiting her SIS
ter in Chicago. 1T
Mrs. A. b. Woodhouse and Miss Annie
Plummer have gone 70 hortolk % WISH
friends.
Miss Minnie Newcombs has gone TO
Greensboro. \. c., 70 visit relatives.
Misses Mamie and Sallie Mann arc Visit-
ing friends IN Gloucester county.
Misses Helen and Light Leayenworth
have gone on visit to friends in Bridge
port. Conn.
Mrs. G. b. Patton. of Claremont who has
been on u visit to friends here, has returned
home 80.
Mrs. c. /. Gillian and her daughter, Miss
Lottie Gillian, have lett for LawrenceYiiie'
Brunswick county.
Miss Annie Patterson, OF this oIty, IS NiSi''
ing relatives and friends IN Baltimore.
Dr. Georg, Potts has returned home from
Baltimore.
Miss Mary w. Jackson Id on visit 70
friends in Richmond.
Miss Maude Pollock. of Washington. d..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

WuravsBUpG. Va. July lG.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. Is. G. Spencer and children, who
have been enjoying the delightful sea-
breezes nj tine hygeia for the past week,
have returned home.
Rev. James n. 1loss. pastor Of the Method
ist church. let this week Tor hls summer
vacation.
Miss Meta Smith has returned from her
yis.. TO Miss Guile Hanson, BRANDON James
river.
Miss Cora V. smith is visiting her sister.
Mrs Robert Nj. Hughes, at Virginia Beach.
Senator ID. Gardiner Tyler has been here
during this week. the guest Of his brother.
Lyon o.. Tyler. on College Campus
Mss Emily Carr of Washington, who has
been the guest OF Miss Emily Christian, on
trsncis street. left this week cor Petersburg;
Or p. G.. Booth has sufficiently recovered
tom his recent severe attack OF rheumatism
20 be out. and this week left for his former
home in hottOway county Mr.. Booth,
though unwell. will leave with the Doctor
in a few days for the Red sulphur springs
West Virginia.
Rev. T. G. Page of Bruton Episcopal
church. exchanged pulpits sunday with tho
Rev. j. S. Mayo. Of Newport News.
Miss Rosa Emory has returned from Nor
folk and the seaside.
Miss Marian Jones is in Newport News,
paving a return visit 10 her friend, Miss
Clark. and also visiting herc0usln, Miss Eve
Ign Southal. ,.,,-,.
will arrive here within few days 10 Visit
his father CAPTAIN Robert A. Bright.
Mr. Charles w. Coleman, Jr.. who has
been soiourning at Virginia Beach a. the
0uest of Mr. Fred s. Taylor. Of Norfolk,
vino owns a cottage" by the sea, has re-
turned home.
Miss Louise Henley IS in Hampton, max
ing q return visit 10 her friend. MISS Nlile
Booker.
Miss Helen Wheeler. who has been visit
ing friends here. left this week for Yislt 70
relatives in James City.
Hiss Jennie Norecock will leave IN te"
DAYS for fauQuler where sue VIII remain
during the heated term
DR.. and Mrs. Wharton will leave In 2 rev
DAYS Tor Cobb's Island where they Will re-
main until the middle Of August.
Dir. T.. S. Robinson. Commemorative at
torney for Warwick county, and Mr. I'd
ward w. Johnson. a prominent architecS
and builder of Newport News were mere
during the week.
Mr. r. T. Gill; Of Philadelphia, arrived
Yesterday and at once went out TO ms pan
tation. the historic Green Sprng' where
lie has business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury. of Cincinnati VINO
have been visiting at Jamestown; left yes,
terday for Old Point. where MI hauty WIZ
attend the meeting Of the Virginia bar AS
ISOLATION.
MrT. NJ. Burke has retired from his place
as clerk In our postofiioe, and has gone 70
Newport News.
Mr.. Walter Burke, of Newport News. was
here several days this week visiting lis
parents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Wash Goods.

Bengal Tissues, every yard marked down
10 Sc. from l2iac.
Roval Blandenuurgs. any we have at l5c.
yard. IL III.
Black Organde Lawns. with satin piaidss
and striues. In solid black and black and
white effects l2ac. from 1855.
Fine French Cordnes with colored sprays,
imported to sell ior z0c.; 1000. was our
price. now l2fc.
French Blistons, 1890. was the price. TO-
for them now.
one case of Fine Stripe Outing Cloths.
Zoe. war the price, &c. now.
10. 80 and 6Oc French Ginghams. all for
19c.
16Hc. Ginghams for l2lac.
Sc. Ginghams. On entire case. ior 414o.
case Of Solid Black Ginghams, 23lc.
We have IS pieces Of Double Fold Swiss
with colored spots. handsome elects. Toe. a
yard from 20c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

in the West End by Miss Mabel Dickson, in
honor OF her guests. Misses Hunt, Lewis and
Long. of North Carolina: Duncan. Of Tor
onto, and Tinsley. Of Richmond. The
charming Young hostess. beautifully dressed
IN pink crepe de chine, was assisted by her
guests in receiving. and did the honors
most gracefully. The lawn was prettily
lighted with Chinese lanterns and inviting
seats were scattered about here and there.
The dining tables. tete-a-tete. were deco
rated with ferns and panses. and altogether
It was a stylish and enjoyable Occasion.
RUTH RIPPLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
SILKS.

27-ineh China Silks, solid with colored
sprays. Soc from SIC. :,
Two-Toned G.ace silk in pretty striped
effects. this seasons production. v9c. from
96c.
White Lace Stripe Silk GEenadine, SOC.
from 69c.
An the new hades ia All.Silk Sunahs' 40.
from 69c. 81,
Crepe de Chine, cream grounds with coll
ored figures Il from Si.95.
Yellow. Blue aud White Silk Japan Crepe.
SOC. from 59c
All the p. 45 and $3.50 5O-inch Silk urena-
dimes. with colored spots. and sl.l5 Black
Silk Hermann with canary aud lavender PIN
strive, : from SLo9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

Mr. A. j. Darnell. of Matilda. Bedford
county. Va. SAYS: II have tried Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
for collie several times. and il has. always
eiven relief In a short time. Ny mother used
Il for bowel complaint and IL cured her in
very short time. Mr.. j. II. Rice was at my
house and WAS taken with a pain III the
stomach. Igave him dose OF your remedy,
aud no was relieved In few minutes. IL is
the best medicine ever tried Any one who
wants information regarding it ean write 10
me-" For sale by Owens h Minor Drug
Company, 1907 east Main strsat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

ScorrsymIE. July i6.-While Charles
Taylor Hardwall a colored man. was load
ing ties on wagon his foot slipped and he
fell. causing bic which he had stood on the
end to fall. striking him on the head and
killing him.
Mrs Douglas Taylor and Miss Annie
Williams. of Richmond, are the guests Of
MAJOR ID. w. Anderson.
Misses Fannie Patterson and Nellie Nc
Leon, of Yinton are the guests of Mrs. C..
b. Harris.
Mrs. j. T.. Graves and family. Of Peters
burg. are the guests OF General j. @. HILL
Mss Mary Il. Roper, of Petersburg, 10
staying with Miss pattie Moon.
Mrs Marion Scott Beasley of Richmond.
Is nh Mrs. Eannle Iompkins GIendOwer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
INVENTORY SALE. .

Owing & the extra strain on our sales
people during these sales we will. AS in our
former years, close daily AT o'clock untu
SEPTEMBER lsr Saturdays excepted.)
Every department has been notified. 4
general maFk-down has taken place. The
frst loss is considered by US the best: sn
old saying, but very tue one. Nothing
Spared
Our Silks, Ribbons. Laces. Hosiery.
Gloves. PaEnsois Shirt Waists. Ready
MADE Wrappers and Dresses. Millinery.
Gents Furnishings. SilyerwEe. Cutlery,
Trunks. Satchels. Carpets. Mating. Oh
Cloths. Table Linen. White Goods Wash
Fabrics and our entire Houseware Depart
ment need but u glance from you to evil
dence the TACT that our Inventory Sale 10
taking place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Muslin Underwear.

We have made break in the prices Of our
Muslin Underwear, which is dollars for
You.
No garment offered where the materials
do not cost more than the price asked Tor
si23 Gowns of Androscoggin cotton,
tucked and embroidered yoke, plated back,
now SOC
s2l Gowns. embroidered Y yoke. plated
back ono OF the best designs OF the season.
.l.s0 now.
s248 Cotton Gowns. hemstitched. en-
broidered yoke. sailor collar and embroid-
cred cuffs. -l.90
sI40 is the price put on line OF Ladies
Cambria Skirts which were sl.sj, $50 and
$225
$3.50 for those Fine French Embroidered
Skirts that were 20,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
The ruest Of Mrs. W. E. Wells. on

c.. is the guest of Mrs. W. T. Wells. on
Sycamore street -.
Mrs. X. f. Jarvis and her daughter. Miss
Virgie Jarvis. are at Ocean view TO spend
the summer.
Miss Linda Williams. OF Long View; near
Suffolk il on a visit to Mrs Dr. John X.
Chappell on Halifax street
The condition Of DR.. W. +. Drewry. one
of the assistant physicians at the Central
Lunatic Asylum. whose illness has already
been mentioned, was thought slightly i'm
proved to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
I.ACES.

Black Lace Flouncing We know thR
they are not very desirable. The price must
do the work
b.. 81. "a and s49s Flouncing; sl50 q
yard is the price now
Point de Gene in cream. white and black,
Plat Nal Oriental. silk Chantilly, Point
d;Treiand. all widths and qualities, every
niece changed in price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Sarrisonburg.

HAra1soyBuRG. Va. July 14.-C0lonel
w. c. Knight and wife and Mrs. G. +.
Wingo and children are visiting Mrs.
Charles T. O'Ferrall.
Misses Marie Eveline and Lula Penn, of
Washington. d. c., are spending the sum-
mer here.
Mr.. Walker Gilmore. Of Roanoke, is visit
ing friends near here.
Mr. Stuart r. Lindsey Of Bristol Va. one
of the Republican candidates for elector
from this State, Is visiting his parents near
here.
Mr.. George f. Sipe and family are at Old
Point Mr. Sipe is attending the State Bar
Association.
Miss Rosebud Denham, of Monticello,
Fla. is visiting here on her way to Rawley
Springs.
Miss Bessie Shoup is visiting the family
of Winfield Liggett, Esq.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
CHA.L.l..L.I.E|S.

Fine Wool Chalhes at Sc. yard: all OF
our Fine French Effects at l25ac. that We
reduced few days ago to lie,
Sc. yard for pretty line OF Cotton Chal-
lies.
sc. ia the price put on tho balanse of our
stock of Colsred Wash Cheyerons; &c. was
the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
WhiteGOOds.

Here is your chance to buy. You thrifty
hsusekeepers. don't miss this opportunity.
White India Linen. fair grade. now So;
IT, for the next grade; y. &C.. tor very good
one. lsc. for the &c quality. zjc. for our
former $50.
Persian Lawn, l6c. quality for l2]9c., ex.
ira wide width.
All the fine White Dimity has been re-
dueed. lJc. begins the price OF very good
Hemstitehed Shr,ng. l9c quality FOR ioc.
d yard. .s,
Fire French Plaid Organdies 1890 quail
ity. l0c.
here in abundance. not one that has not
been reduced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
Adriance.

ADRIAScE. Va. July ia merry crowd
gathered yesterday at Adriance. The bright
ly lighted parlOrs Of our hOsptable most.
Mr. +. Baker BlantOn. were resonant VITA
happy voices intermingled with waves OF
ripping laughter. The occasion. which
proved TO be the event Of the season: was
birthday party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
BantOn IN honor Of the charming and &C
complished Miss Theresa Armistead. one OF
their interesting and attractive nieces.
The golden moments were pleasantly
passing when supper was announced. call
ing for change Of scenes tempting
table. burdened with yIsnds. tastetully ar
ranged and beautifully decorated. met and
gladdened the eyes Of all. After sumptu-
Gus Tepast all repaired 20 the parlors, and
the varIegated and diversified exercises OF
the evening were resumed, and all went
merry as marriage bell"
Rev. G.. W. Belk. Of Chatham. was called
and responded with few select recitations.
These were interpreted with songs by Pro-
lessor X. l.. Blanton, of Lexington. Ky,
and Mr.. Thomas O. Parker of Roanoke.
Va. This part of the programme elected
the unstinted eOmmendation and applause
of all
Thus pleasantly passed the evening. leav,
ing naught but delightful memories and
sweet associations. the young ladies we're
looking their sweetest aud prettlest. Az IN
all 10 was the event Of the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
VA. SUMMER SOCIETY.
MANY PLEASURES DESPITE NEAT.
Hay Rides, Excursions, Picnics, Baseball
and Dancos-A Variety OF Entertain
nenss All over the state.
LrNcnnrnn- Inlr - 1909

He weather here has
been ideal for the
past week. One can
scarcely believe we
are IN the middle Of
the hottest month q
the year. The morn
ings are delightfully."-
cool; even at noon it
IS breezy and pleas
ant and tho nights
are simply perfect.
ki0uY are the charm
ing excursions by
land and water that
forth almost every
evening from this
favored place. Prom
inent among them
was q very enjoyable
hay ride and sub
scription picnic TO
Irvinton on Friday
night last. IN which
most of the society
people young ladies
and gentlemen par
ticipated. 10 was @
leap-year entertain
ment. and many Of
the far ones realiz-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
The COHEN co.
MONDAY, July ia,

Our Semi-Annual Inventory Sale begins.
The red flag VIII once more hoat 10 'ns
breeZes CRYING aloud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
MATING.

Every yard has changed price. You cane
fail to buy them at tho prices they are
marked.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
9tc tlriad)e ocs @ablrei,aI:
tatcS.

ssyobn Sbermans Mn9abe 6er l1ria@e
Der leeten @ablreiultate 1T iutere1ant.
,,gs lpar cine betdubenbe l1eberra>
idunS fiir MIDI" iaste er. Die re-
publitanii6e Nieoerlase mar 10 aQse>
r,ein, bob ID bic l1ria@e gu erfenuen
meine. Sd bente, baB bic Nrbeiter bic
@elesenbeit beniisten sesen ibre arbeits
seber 81 ltimmen. sic iaben bic Bez
rpeile Der gtnbdufung pon gei9tbum,
uno ba9ten, baB iiet ben ibnen sebiibrenz
ben Nntbeil nidt betdmen. Die @rs
beitseber in ibrer @oblbabenbeit batten
ben 2obn fit Mrbeit erb0bsn ioQen, benz
fe ib. Die 9omeiteao> Eroubel bdtten
ME portommen iouen. W{r. 6rid, an>
itatt feline Mdnner gu ii@ 81 rufen' uno
bic bsitebenoen gerbdltniiie our3sebenSs.
nit ibntt1 ;ubeipre6en. bat iie pis Elm
Tprann bebanoelt Die 6omeiteaS>
Groubs pavoeg sur Nni6auunsslebere,
uno jeber 9lrbeiter bes 2anbes i@eiut ses
itimmt Su baben, nm fi9 5u rdden.
Gin neulider strabenzGar Strite in
Columbus mar aud Elm friuoler Strtfc,
Der Don rubiseu uno otaltblitisen Ver>
,palttrn bdtte beiseleat perocn iouen,
bepor ct anfins." @
@berman beriibrt einise ber urIa@en
ber politiiden &euolution, aber er unz
terlaBt es, frant uno fret Su seiteben,
baB oas Mcz&inlepz@elet, fir mel3es
ct ltimmte uno bas er mabrenb Der letz
ten Champagne pertbeioiste, es benz Grid
unb Nnoereu m0sIid madte bic Tpronz
nei, mel9e ct miBbiaist, ausjuiiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
Gbarafter int &anot@iitteln.

Gin l6arfer 9eoba@ter ber meni9liz
den Gbarattere last: SD idate ben
meni@en ben Musenblid ab, 100 er nit
m,r Die !bano idiittelt. Menn CT mir
frei feline sanse 6ano ''no init einem
bersli9en Druid sibt uno i@aut mir oa<
bel pou ins Nuse, i'd miirbe ni3t &"s
itanb nebmcn ibm @elo gu borsen ooer
ibn I'M 6ilfe an3uipre3en, penn i'd in
9lotb mare. Meniden welde auf bieie
g(rt bic !6dnoe i9iittcln meinen 9emobn>
lid ou9 oas, mas iie iasen. @ie ii"e
mabre Mdnner, 9roBber;is, tapfer, Brit
ocrli6. Der Mann, ,pel6er ieinc t6ano
ausltredt, ais ob lin bieie Mnitrensuns
ermiiben piirbe, uno iie in Der oeini9en
,uie ben Sdwan; eines tooten &arpfcn
liesen laBt, 1T cine Nrt @ei40pf, bos
g}adts auiiitt 1no iiber tleine geri@m0z
runqen tiiftelt. Ser Mann, Der nit
brci Tinsern Die 9anoe l6uttelt, miirbe
ii6 lelblt beiteblen, menn CT miiBte ruie.
@oun imner ib meine !6anb rei@e uno
bemertc, bab iic bret idliipfri9e Singer
ersriffen bat, 10 iebc i9 un'uilltilrlt@
mad, Oh mcin @elSbeutel III Si6erbeit
lit. Ser Mann, Ser Deine 9ano> er>
ereift unb pumpt 0einen 9(rn auf unO
ab, als menn Ct BET 6dnocl einer 6anes
car mare, lit 9ewobnli@ Elm 9utmeinens
ber &erl, 1T ober ielten nit e'nem @teber@
fluff pon @ebirn 9eplo9t. Die Trouen
perratben ii9 AUDI nit 9anoel3atteln.
Man lauit feline @efabr Bic i@eue, ober
ausiebenbe 8eriibrun9 bon unbc'puBter,
natiirli9er deioenbeit nit Der etl'9en
Bcsriibuns 9efibQoier Tormol'tdt 81
uerrbe@ieln. &ein 'ueiblides Welen,
,pel9es bic 9ano i@iittelt, ols ob es
einc tobte Wtaus beriibren wiiroe, bat
iemals piel ltnbeil unter mannli9cn
| 9erseu auseltiftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24

Ma9 26itiinoisem Eobesi@reden sez
rettet murbe Bel Sbenanooab, 3d., Der
tiir3li3 in ber Snbian &ib9e &oblen>
CRUDE peri@iittet seweiene Stanislaus
&lemoriti9. Sedsunb;ipansis lanse
uno ban9e Stunben bot ct riid,parts
liesenb unter &oblenmanen iii elmer
6obluns Don orei SUP 6Obe unb flint
SUP 9dnse inter Gooesdnslten Suses
bra4t, Elm lebenoi9 Besrabener. Nls
man i'm gu Gage i@affte uno ibm Sti<
mulansmittel einseseben batte, 10 oaB er
feline @lieoer almdli9 mieoer riibren
tonnte, seberbete ct ii& fat mie wabnz
limnig por Treube uno umarmte unb
tuBte feline Setter itiirmii@. Gr batte
teine 0erletung erlitten uno mar lo9ar
na@' einiser 3eit int itanoe, obne Bei>
itanb na6 9auie gu seben. ST auberte
ii9, ct ,pole lieber ,,touleno NAL 1tcrs
ben" als nod einmal bic Seelenqualen
ertrasen, bic Ct ,udbreno jener 26 Stunz
ben tief unter ser @roe burdscma@t
babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-24
GrI. 81, p,pIcS. 9taatssA sAn:
traItitt bott @ontana.

Sn Montana seidab bei ber leeteu
WabI bas ei,,s,s Daitebenbe, bab cine
Dame fiir bic pi@tise SteQe zines
@taats.Mnmaltes aerpablt uurbe. Grl.
gla 8. Rnomles ,puroe in 9tortbwoob,
q. s., seboren, sraouirte i'm Bates
College in yemiitom, Me. Die Sura
itubierte lie in ber Office uon Burnbam
& groDn in Man@eiter, q. S.. unb
ipdter In 9elena, Mont. sic 1T ictt
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