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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
ASHAWhY.

Wells have been and are still very low
I'm this neighborhood aud number of
residents have had wells driven, some
times to great depth. Paul NJ. Barber
does the work.
ON account of the rain which came on
Sabbath morning, but few were present
mt communion service. Bible school and
the Endeavor meetings In the afternoon
were well attended.
On Saturday evening, Harry II. Hoxie
was very pleasantly surprised 10y party
of Young friends who gathered at his
home to celebrate his nineteenth birth
day.
Earl Carr was PLAYING with some com
panions about an old mill on Friday and
caught his forehnger and thumb In n
gear, inflicting apainful wound.
The Ladies' Sewing Society hold their
regular meeting on "Wednesday afternoon
and evening. serving supper from o
o'clock to S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
wages Going Up at Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. Last night
the report was published that the direc-
tors Of the Merchants and Osborne mills
had voted to instruct their treasurer TO
increase wages or vote for an increass
when another meeting of the Manuiac-
turers' Association is called. The amount
OF increase is not fixed, but it is supposed
to be at least per cent. The treasurer
OF the Merchants MILLS will not affirm the
pu blished report, but is said to be not
averse TO an increase IL made through the
usual channel, which is by vote OF the
Manufacturers Association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
CENTRAL FALLS.
Tho IincoIu Town Council


The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Town Council was held yesterday after
noon.
The claim of Joseph Lambert for s. 600
damages sustained by being thrown in "A
collision of his team with the steam roller
was referred TO the committee on claims.
The monthly report of the sewer com
missioners was accepted, and bills
amounting to 81, 375 were allowed.
Petition for sewer in Clay street, from
High TO Hawes street, was referred 10 the
sewer commissioners.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: High and Dexter streets,
81, ,343. SO; Great Road. S470.15; Smith NJ.
Ballou, S6s2 20; Il. Doran, S1722; ii. Il.
Blackinton. $3.50. 40; u. Zambut. slOs com
mttee on Lonsdale bridge, S3l; j. III. An
CELL. SOS. So; IA. jones' $40; T. Mckenna,
S625; W. Babcock Company. $3.50; j. G.
Wilbur S37 so; Perry Oil Company, SO %
A. Moore. 1886; w. 4. Sweet, s45; a. II.
Martin g. Co., so cents; G. Cowperth-
waite, Ss1. 80; j. Brown, S32 80: II. j. Ian
dy, SIS. 75; f. CorDett, s42.60; Hecla Pow
der Company, $3.50; j. Austin, Sc Is;
Euentng Times, s42; j. L. Cottrell, s725;
y. Cullion, Sll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
PORTSMOUTH.

One Of the largest. If not the largest
funeral service ever held in the town. .tnat
of Richard w. Sisson took place in the
Christian church on Sunday at +. VI.
The Rev. Henry McCrone conducted the
service.
The Republican Club marched from its
Headquarters TO Bristol Ferry on the
north, distance of two and one-half
miles on Friday night. Most of the resi-
dences OF Republicans were illuminated
and much red FIRE was burned
On Saturday night they marched south
four miles TO the South Portsmouth post
Office. Rockets, red fire, aud the torch
lights made n fine show. At the post
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
-Four Children Hurned To Dsarn.

ALEXANDRIA, Ont, Nov. 1.-The four
children OF Mrs. Morrier, "a widow living in
this village, were burned to death yester-
day. The children, whose ages were six,
four. two and half and one year, were
left alone in the houss while their moth
er went 10 visit neig hbor. Goals fall
ing from CRATE set the carpet on IRE.
The flames spread with such raoidity
that when the neighbors arrived the
escape OF the children was cut of. The
mother came home apd attempted 10
rush into the burning building. She is
insane from grief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Terrible Decd OF James X. Bartlett, .
Survivor Of the Jean nette Expedition.

Terrible Decd OF James X. Bartlett, .
Survivor Of the Jeannette Expedition.
, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. L. Yesterday
James X. Bartlett, one OF the survivors
OF the Jeanette expedition, shot and
killed his wife's niece, Lottie Carpsnt-r,
shot his wife in the shoulder ana then
shot aud killed himself. Mrs. Bartlett
was aroused by pistol shot in her
niece,s room aud rs she ran out into the
hall she met her husband, who, without
a word, shot her through the shoulder,
infi icsing a pa.nfui tut not dangerous
wound. Tnen he saot himself through
the head.
When the neighbors rushed in they
found Miss Carpenter dead by the sids
of ner bed. She had evidently been shot
as she was trying to escape. Slnce his
return from tho Arctic region Bartletts
mind has heen weak as the result OF
hardships experienced, and yesterday he
threatened TO murder his wife and niece.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
RIVE RSIDE.

A number of the leading Democrats
and Republicans of the town attended
the Republican rally at East Providence,
last evening.
A lot OF land has been purchased on
Lincoln avenue. by the Public Library
Association and plans are being drawn
for the erection Of new building.
The following supervisors have been
appointed tor this district for the coming
bury, Democrats.
T.. j. Canbam, former correspondent Of
the NEWS of this place. has associated
himself with the pascoag Herald. lie
has had considerable experience in news
paper work and successful future Is
predicted for him.
this town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
The Bees Market Basket.

Every bee carries his market basket
around his hind legs. Any one examin-
ing the body OF bee through a micro
scope will observe that on the hind legs
OF a bee there is fringe OF stiff hairs on
the surface, the hairs approaching each
other at the tips so as TO form sort OF
cage. This is the bees basket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01

Sisson and William hathaway, they were
treated with sandwiches. cake. dough
nuts, cheese, fruit, lemonade and coffee.
Strangers In town. Mrs Rose Gladding
OF Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Anthony
OF jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Peokham of Middletown.
Mrs. Isaac Macomber is quite sick with
m fevar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
STEAM ROLLER.

City CLERKS once
City Hall, Nov. I. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Alder
men will be IN session In their chamber In the City
Hall ON THURSDAY. Nov. 3. isp2. at o'clock
p NJ when all persons Interested IN the petition OF
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, % locate
a steam boiler on Old Colony X. n. Wharf on India
street may appear and be heard thereon.
NV order Of the Board % Aldermen,
WILLIAM h. CLARKE, City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
Co,Ilsion on Southern Pacific.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. IA collision
took plac. onthe Southern Pacific railroad
between two passenger trains somswhers
betveen Tucson and Ell Paso. Engineer
Hoffman is reported killed and several
Others badly injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
CITY ADVERTIsEME
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

rI'HE owners OF estates assessed for the construc-
| tion OF sewers in the streets hereinafter named
epe %ere on 1he asy of octobep
lodged az the Office OF the city treasurer
street. through Prairie avenue TO Logan avenue,
through Loganl avenue TO Ocean street through
Ocean street sOutherly TO connect with the inter-
In Colfax street. from Gordon avenue to Prairie
In Pennsylvania avenue from Broad street To
I'm Congress avenue. from Broad street TO Hamil-
In broadway. from present sewer in said street.
In High street. from city line TO connect with ths
In HemIock. street. from Valley street to the
WOonasquatucket river.
with the main interceptlng sewer section nine oe
the improved sewerage system,
In Bucklin street, from Carter street to Earl
In Prairie avenue. from Public street to cslfAx
in Gallup street. from Broad street to summit
east OF Prairie avenue.
avenue and from Prairie avenne TO summit east of
Ocean street, and In Ocean street, from Cofsx
In Public Street, from Broad street to Hamilton
In ocean street. nom Public street to colfax
street. -.
street and In Putnam street nom Amherst strsst to
Atwell's avenue and In Aiwelis avenne from Put
from Atweil's avenue 20 Aaherst.street.
II payment Of the whole OF any assessment is made
inade on the same At the rate Of per csntum per
annum from the dsts Of payment 70 said last mem
'one.third of the assessment may be paid NJ any
time within one year from the time the assessment
l. lodged with the city treasurer s""hou' ih'ss
The second instaument Of one third may be paid
within two years from the day VI said lodgnent
with the the city treasurer by paying In addition
thereto the Interest On the whole amount due on
annum from the first day of the second year after
said Judgment 20 the time Of payment
The last or third installmept u the assessnent
NAV be BALD within three years after said iodr-
ment by pay ng In addition thereto the Interest
thereon nj the rs OF slx (6l per cent per snnun
from the date q, The last payment
IN the first tallment ~ not paid st me end ok
ment with the City Treasurer the whole e.<ce-
ment can then D. collected Win in.srsa .ns..s -.
s,9,@ srpsn..s - sSs ot COLI so!i.esOn. l. b. tnkNokH
o2s.im n Cay Tr~Hsw2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
FAST GREENWICH.

A regular meeting OF the town council
was held on Monday afternoon with the
full board present. The following pro-
bate business was enacted: A petition for
the appointment OF an admlnistrator
upon the estate of Mary +. Converse was
referred.
V. J. Briggs was appointed administra-
tor upon the estate OF David and Mary
Tarbox,
The will of John Feeny was admitted
to probate Thomas German was APP
pointed executor
The probation OF the VIII or Albert I.
Pierce was continued.
Council business was then taken up.
George w. Sunderland, supervisor of
highways, district No. l6, was authorized
TO expend Immediately sum not to ex-
ceed $50.
A petition in regard to the improve
ment of Bridge street over the railroad in
place of the one burned some time ago
was received and Councilmen Shippee.
Keelin and Brown were appointed a COM
mittee to see what can be done.
Leave to withdraw his claim was given
to 4. w. Tracy.
A communication was received from
Messrs. Fits and Calvin relative to the
dilapidated condition of Armory street.
The committee before appointed TO make
repairs there made ~ verbal report and
were further continued.
A proposition from Thomas May TO
deed to the town the land now used 10y
the public as continuation Of First
avenue, from the railroad crossing. east
to the shore. was informally agreed TO,
the matter being finally referred to the
next regular meeting in order to allow
Mr. May time To prepare a quit claim
deed Of the property.
The October report Of James McKenna,
chief OF police. was accepted. During
the month there had been eleven arrests:
Five each for reveling and for drunken
ness and one for peddling without H.
cense. Fines and costs had been paid in
each case. The monthly bills were
paid.
Snneryisors, accounts were allowed In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01

The man who can't cut long story
short generally has the same trouble with
his store accouut.-Binghamton Repub'
lican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
@F;J5EEJ3T@T{EEEE ;5E3@{EE

A new and Complete Treatment CONSISTING %
sunposi,pries Ointment in Capsules and Two Boxes
of ointment; 4 Positive cure FOR External. Internal
or Itching plies The nrst discovery OF medical
cure renderipu an op ration with the knife un-
necessary hereafter. This Remedy has never been
known 10 fail. al per box. for -; sent by mail.
WHY suffer from this terrible disease when writ
ten guarant IL positively given with boxes. TO
refund the money N not cured send stamp for free
sample GUARANTEES issued BY our Agents. GEO.
n. CTAFTiN a Co. G2-e4- 90 south Water street
protfdence n l.
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AND srEA MBoArs

may be obtained at Providence sta.
tion and stations as below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
Corrected to Oct II. 1902
- Trains ls.ye ives, end Q, Union sta.l2n for q,
BOSTON 800 500 81 10 o Q - '.!i csS mo l:ss' s
I'm; 90 sSoo aoS 500. 400. 800. $50, 8 80. 500
PAwruckInTTG.s rt TTG.s a. q co. ..7 90 90. 10. 900.
s' 1880 o. sa5 % So5 'ssS xSc e. 70 liz e
Dope]EyfTtt2Gfss S g. i % 10 M is 10
SGi isis g. q saO 81 1893 scs
NoRTTih ATTLKBoRoL.. ORC - o. sI5 10 90 .l,e>
a M is i5.s 90. 9 40 g 20 ao5. 5io.e % II 20
PLyISETLIEx yaNegy yS1B %EENTTAy ut ANN S9R
1900. 900 a m; 600. o 40 y. m. Sundays.
WEST dANsFrELp-eoo 200. ..n soa.ma4OS.
M y g $dS Ss Is sGS 70 sso 90
EASE Asfi roxB6Ro.ao, oS25 .7 % M 30. &C. p. m.
cASToN JuSGTIoS-S o. % 90 60. ooS S M o. q
HYDE ,PARK 9 90 ,.7oo a. nj %. 10 O5p. m.
-, ~ w " hss
FOR posroyEiS SSAx 3 y i THsISs Is 10 soa ~. 80
pAWTtttS%{f S9 e o 4 iS. 'sI si{ 10 80 mi 80
ArfI8RoR6os = ~ p siS. 10 sOa M, 80 49,
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvnLE-sIs,
MASsrIELDPe.%i I'D IA as IS as. SIS. 1OsOa mil 80.
sEkkF9ES ;s 20 90 30 10 O.
HYDE PARK2s is 10 50 a M 90. 4 So "a 20
sParior cars only.
sMondays executed.
=, 'or o. arrival OF trains from sionlngton AMI
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE india Street stationl for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
20 t5r 4S ssprss; .DS % Sna & 40 aE M and u a.
m Sunday. fsr ys Fall ysE aE1s nj 81
LesSe ProylGeaes tor ana Eva Nay 81 sta'on;a ~
56o T.5 express; 80 AID AID s. m. and ig {, q %
s9n,asys 81, q To, at 80 a; m: sndeSoPm, 90,
80 express, 30. s.; $ 90 and il 90 p. m sun
dto. e5, s 10 and 35 a. M. and le 90 40 40,
40, 10. e15 and 40 p. m. Leave Market
sundays at 81 a. ~ M ~ and md o lop. m
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Passengers can leave PROVIpENCE 601 10 o.
An; l24 and 4 o5 p. m. IAwTUCkET IL
Mansfield for South Fram(ngAam. Marlboro, Clln-
ton titchburg, ,Winchendon, Keene, Bellows Falls.
Rutland. Burlington. 81. Albans. White River
Junction, Montpelier. Montreal, Gardner. Athoi,
Greenfield. Brsttleboro, Hoosac Tunnel and
Leave Proyidonce for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester
Co1cord. n. H---and- points rth-at u w,
10000. M. 4 O5 and N.oweli excepted 20 u m.
Leave Providence for Taunton aud New Bedford a.
600. \ 10. 300 a m; ~ 10. %, O5 o22. 1000
- pm. sundays q t5 a. M, 80 y. M.
For Nddleboro Is a. IN. ~ 10. 25. % p IN
For points on Cape Cod Is a, m; % u. IN.
For Cottage City via New Bedford. IL 10 p. m
! r. KENDRICK GEo. l.. CoNNoR
| Cenr Manager Gem Pass'r Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
SUPERVISOR accounts were allowed in
the following districts:

The council adjourned to Monday next
at . o'clock II. NJ, to canvass the voting
list.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
OfiiCe OF the Secretary OF State,
Providence. OCt. 20. 1892.


BY the provisions OF chapters ll25 and 1926 OF the
Public Laws, passed June "a. 1892. and June 23,
1892. respectively, the following Propositions OF
amendment TO the Constitution of TINS state We're
severally declared approved, and ordered 70 he pub
lished and submitted TO the electors for their ap-
proval rejection meetings Of the electors to b.
held ON the eighth day OF Noyember, A. ID. 1892:
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new YORK & NEW tEGLANU
Passenger Train Service, Week Days Cor
rected to May 22, 1S02.

rected to Nay 22, 1892.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For BosToN-s os. IL so A. M, 80 p y. RE-
MhISsFsss TgfsFss g q 4 4, Il 4 g $sssf;
AHRfffSsPos HfSsPoss & sssidMhrsslfif7 Mi tSG TO- Nj
S 70 8 ISAHsk RIVER B p9Isr p cEsTBE I,
oSslHTN@o %. :.ii 90. siS III 50, IS IS loPM
rfSs Sfb, s., I'll iii oc sis Is 80, . 10 u.
AETHQNY17 10 40, 4 8 50 " A.. NJ at5, 80.
sSHaiT. oSfSq. sFEhIiSd-7 10, 'iOA. M
COVENTRY. GksENE, MoosUP. PLAINFIELD
II 10. 0 10 A. Mi Y 10. t6, 30 50 leP.
'yWTEEbhH HWHfELHkfits sfs1if d H. spgF T.
RR4EtSSss4 p.ssssA2 1fssltai sss srw
fHHihIwkbSELPHil Va VIA ii Pi6fuGhkEEPsfE-O 10
cfiicAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURG
and ERIE R'YTg 10 4; Nj sr,r,ovs
73S, et5 A. NJ; 20 AIS o ~ and ''ll is, gi6 ?. NJ
NJ; ~ 40 20. se5 40, T.. NJ: ss 90 A. M
Train leaving Providence 40 r. NJ. connects
willimantic with the White Train due New Yo'
Trains for Boston leave east end Of Tn
Depot and for Hartford aud the West from w
end. For Pascoag and way stations from Gas
Street Depot, Providence.
.'srturdAys , only % s.sundsys only; c,,,,,.
T6 cents; unlimited 81
w. =. JONES. Supt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01

IrNCoUnAGEs SYSTEMATIC SAYING
IL United stat.s saving ~ LON 20. 81 Weybossst
a. fopp p o. Paid IN capital ti 900 oO0. Offers
safe and profitable Investments IN city mortgages
per cent. guaranteed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Ghminbiuht aebeiIt.

@iuem alien ar3te, Der bon Der 9rariS su=
riidae,oeen lebt, ,purbe bnr9 einsrt oittio-
ilden Mi5iondr bic gei9reib ing zines ems
faden peaetabilii9en 5eilmittel fur fte
idueue uub bauernbs Ssiluns BON aunaen=
idwinblu6t, Sron9itis, aatarrb, aibua,
unb auen Salsz unb annsentrantbe'ten ous1
o%ebdnbist. au9 elm MitteI fit pofitiue,
rabitale !5eiIuns pom Msruenl@ma4e uni
alien Nerpentrantbeiten. Na4bem Der Dot
tor bic wunberba,ea 9eilfrafte III tauiens
| Saaen erprobt batte, eradtete ct es fur ietns
| Ghi6t, bas Mittel ieinen leisenbea Dtt'
mcuIden betanut ,u ua6en. Don btelet'
Motip NIB @unid setrieben, banOelte er
Sd ienbe bieies &scept gang toffenfrei ar
slae, Die es wlniden, in beuti9er, enslii@e'
unb frans0fl9er Spra6e NIT poaer Aa'uell'
una Der SerteIuns unb bes @ebran9s
Ssnbe gloreiie unb griefmarfe, errpdbne oiei'
2eituus NIB id isnbe es iofort. Us. u
Stones, $40 Yowsrs glod, &o4efer, %. .
| iau.22 90.
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6immIiide Nafbet6t,

Der Rrofefior Der afronomte Gider
latte et1 @dnsden bonn adntt gebeira.
tbet, bic BOT, Der Gitronorits 70 ptef bers
itauS, wte i9r @emabt poi, btl @ebeim,
riijen Der Molferei limb Glider inter.
bGft ii4 tmrner uur iiber Mffrpnonaie |
@ttes Cages bat ibn {eir &olts9g BET
@ebeimratb Stetger, beiu9t unb bic
@eIttrne beS 5in1ntels perbe, nod
alien Ge9eln Der 3tn5t beIpro9en. Die
jnnge Srau langpeilt ft6 5dredlia.
@ndid jebod 9laubt fie, ole gerobe bon
Der Milditrabe Ste @ebe lit, bas fatale
@eipra9 beenbet unb iest mttipre6eH
an biirfen. yHtat tpabr, Carl" fact
lie 81 bcm 8rofstor. rDs1he ltebsp
@lterr batten eth 9aus tn Der Mftlds
itrabc?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

ipesen 8erfdtpOruts sa einelt gesert ben
grofefior seridteten Nioroperiu6 au 6
Sabreu 9udtbaus p%eruribeilt ipproen,
pirb nod eiunal prOseiiirt iperbcn, pa
es iid berausseitellt bat, oab elmer Der
@ei6iuureneu Gin Seiterrei6er iuar.
9as @eieb beitimmt, baB Die 6ei6ipo'
reuen Siraer Deg 2aubcs iein miheH.
Die bieiiseSaiiersg a5arseieaiaaft Ii
qulbirt. Die uriade bes 5~alliiements
bieies @ei6dftshauies, iueldcr benz
@blteleps in 2ouSon unb Dem Scn
Mar9e in 8aris Shuli6 mar, tetebl
BARN, oab 8srlin fem paiieHoer Srt fll
elm ioldes gtublihement lit.
Ser beutide Saubelstaa fat fid ca.
fir erfldrt, baB i'm Sabre 1896 eint
Beltausit,flun9 in Berlin otscbalter
iueroe.
Ser Beri6t Der Seebanolun9 ergibt
baB Die Gei9dftssetuinne imS ubre 1891
9erinser tuuren ats fri1er uno bies wiri
als elm 8eipeis fir cine allsemein berr
idcnoe Gsoriiftbeit i'm Sanbel sebalten
@ilbelm H., Der S6nis bon @urt
tembers, lit bsute bier sinsetrpfen
Der Safer enpfns ben &5nig an
8abnbofe unb es fanb eiiIe bcr5lid
8esribuns stuii6en ben beiben @ol
arden itatt. Sas Solf bra6te Den
| a6nige cine SuatiOn.
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-Seitbem XIII. 4apf
1T, 3. 3. felt 10 Sabren, fnb 65 &ar<
6in1le aeifprben.

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1T, 3. ;. felt 10 Sabren, finb 65 aar<
binale geitorben.
-Siercornmen bat Elm ge,
Iehrter Sobn ieiuem ,nselebrten Slater,
ute folst, erfldrt yStebt Su 8ater,
ipenn Sir Oein Na1foutme etlpas bor>
fommt, TO n,ubt Su SEM Sertommen
nedfommenb, Seinem Na9tommen
bas gersetommsne nadtommen ODER
glei6 lieber bein 8prtommeu nit
fomnuen."
= Gin anonDmer Didter
bat fid nad 8eidtisuns bes y2 o III III
rittes" in Der ygleuen @albaua",
9alenbeibe III Berlin, au foIsenbem
8oem, frei mad SreiIieratb, beaeiitert /:
y@Itenf0nis if Der Bone, Sem &c.
b%lbrenber @eipeft pirb ; Sod gum
Gloiun fnft er bernieber, @enn er bon
Gultur beleft mirh, - Mbenbs tpeni,
,uin Iebten Mate ollie Gircussloden
lduten, Steist er auf bic MubeIbretter,
@elde eud bic @eIt bebeuten -
Sprinst CT auf ein tueibes Neitpferb,
Mfit Den bunteiten Sdabraden, @ebeIt
iuie eim Samenbinbden lnb Iiebfof
bes Sbieres Maden. - Geinem Mitte
foIst Elm MannIein, RnalenS peitfdt
es burh Die 2nfte, Seine Rafe tikeIt
Stauluft, Sie @nttpeiberin Der Quite.
Statt Girafen, @ntilopen 11nb bas
arnte gnu 81 hesen, Nlub er, iueId'
elm Bib bes Samners, 11eber bobe
5urben feben. = Wub ba;u YifoIen
idieben, Inter beiben 9brdnsntropfen,
Oab bas Serge bes Gnttbronten Sort
Sic title @ite f[opfen."
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Pears
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Gs 1T cine rpunoerpolle Settle,
i4neI pirfeno uno harmlos.
6armlos Sic maft Ole Raut
Is ,peib rpie sic zines Baby. 2lIfa.
lien iino in ibr nidt porbanSen;
Is tit cine abiolut refine SEIZE.
Die 2lIfalien iino es, sic beim
1Daften ftd0Iid pirfen. r1od
fbdoIi6er 1T es natiirIid, fid7 nidt
IL rpafHerl 70 oaf aIio eineidledte
etifc immerbin nod better lit ais
car feline.
Delde seife 1T fhIsft? Die
seize, Bel beren 2lnfertisuns m.an
l,ihtTnni9 perfubr, inoem Ole
,t!faIien unS Settitofe nidt in Der
rihtiecu Proportion eenommen
uI6 sufammeneemifht wuroen.
WeIhe Seize 1T eutP
Bears.
IN Sd6en ie6er Dirt 81 haben,
G,TptIdblih in Qpothefen, une
+, i,oer Dirt eebraufen fie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
M,tsldnSiSeS.

Scrlin, "a. San. Ser tirslid er,
ldlerene Siueite 8anH Der 9enfmiirbiaz
feiten bss @rafen ppn @oltfe erreat
rldt in Iofdcm @abe bas Sntereiie bes
9rOBen &ublifums ipie bag Bel Dem
eriten Der Sail iuur, ipet6er befanutlid
ben beuti6>frun50iiidsn ariea gum Gc.
senitanb bate.
9ics lie9t ubue 5peifel oaran, bas
bieler 5peite Saub nit mebr e~ntleaener
Sadcn iib befuBt. Ser gerfaiIer Be.
f6dftist ii6 ausfi6rli9 nit Der &C.
ididte Der Niebcrtanoe BON ben 2eiten
Gbilip II. biz gum Sabre 1880.
Sebr intereiiant 1T ein artifel bes
5elbmari6alls ii6er ben ariea i'm gn.
9emelnen, ben er i'm Sabre 1871 ab.
faBte.
Die 9eidiebene 5rau bes grufeIurs
Traser, gmilie. pefde Dor aursem bier