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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
CLIPPER CHESTNuTS.

First Reporter Charley is what l call .
first rate newspaper man. He always rep
resents things just as they are. Second
ditto-But he isn't good for anything when
it comes to representing things as they are
not.-Boston Transcript.
There was an old lady in New England
once who was won't to say that she never
felt so happy as when she could sit right
down in all her misery and enjoy it," This
same lugubrious old female, when she was
told that there was no such thing as eter-
nal punishment, no literal hell, expressed
her disgust, saying she chad hoped for
better things. Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
"How would you like to be thrashed as
amp" complained the wheat to the corn.
II would good deal rather be thrashed
than have my ears pulled" answered the
corn.-Life
He-Well, how are you progressing in
your French? She-All right till at
tempt to think in French; then have to
ask some one else what mean.--Boston
Beacon.
She-Really, l don't understand what
you can see in me to admire. He-That's
what everybody says Funny, isn't it?-
Boston Transcript.
n-Browne-I should like to feel that
when die / leave the world better than
found it. Jackson--My dear fellow, am
quite sure the world will be better when
you are gone.-Judy
There is little more tantalizing to man
than to go home with something in his
mind he wants to scold about and find
company there and be obliged to act agree
ably.-Atchison Globe.
"What puzzles me-" said Mrs. Briggs,
''is how these summer girls get engaged
so many times if there are no young men
at the resorts. Life.
The man who first said that talk was
cheap never paid two dollars for attempt
ing to talk over the telephone line from
London to Paris for the space of three
minutes.-Utica Observer.
"What were her fathers closing re-
marks?" II could not hear them. was
on the wrong side of the door. Boston
Gazette
Mr. Lurker-Excuse me, Miss Snapper,
but have long sought this opportunity
to- Miss Snapper-Never mind the pre-
amble. Mr.. Lurker. Run right in and ask
pa. He's been expecting this would come
for the last two years. Boston Courier.
She (doubtingly)- say you are pc
culiar. What, pray, is your peculiarityf
He-Mabel, / am the only man in the
world who ever loved you as much as 1 do,
Life.
A Chicago literary club recently debated
the question, WAS the inventor of the
barbed wire fence barbarianf" 1t is safe
to say that everybody took sides and no.
body got on the fence.-St. Paul Globe.
Miss Prim (at the short skirt theatrical
performance)-I it disgraceful? Jack
Bowser-Dreadful! Do you know it re-
minds me of last summer at the shoreP-
Boston Transcript
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
How to Improve Eees.

An American writer on bee culture
advocates the crossing of ordinary bees
with the giant bees Of India, so as to
obtain race with a longer proboscis
and perhaps of increased size. If this
improved race were then crossed with
the South American stingless bee, he be-
lieves breed would be obtained having
all the good points of the Italian bee,
with heightened proboscis and no sting.
The same authority considers that the
swarming instinct might be successfully
bred out of bees if it were deemed de-
sirable to destroy it.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
FAIR WOMEN AT THE FAIR.
Preparing for the Woman's Congress at
Chicago Next Year.
Especial Correspondence.l

Preparing for the Woman's Congress at
Chicago Next Year.
Especial Correspondence
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Of all the scores
upon scores of great gatherings of which
Chicago will be the scene a year hence no
single one will probably attract a greater
share of interest and attention, both at
home and abroad, than the international
congress of women. Noted people, men
whose names will live in the history of
their respective countries, will come from
far and near to talk about law and religion
and international peace and geology and
electricity and psychical science and folk
lore and other subjects apparently with
out end, but after all the great congress of
women will be a sight to look down upon
from the great galleries of the Auditorium,
and the one which is certain to command
the largest audience of interested listeners.
In nearly every civilized country repre-
sentative women are devoting themselves
to arousing interest in the coming con-
gress with an energy that is calculated
to reflect rather strongly upon the rep
resentative men of those selfsame coun-
tries, when one remembers how many spe-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
"a
REDUCTION OF
COUNTY TAXESE
Honest Administration.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN,
MEETINGS.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CoMMITTEK,
0cf0hAr6e 1900

OctODcIO, 1857.
The following meetings are arranged to take
place at the precincts named in Los Angeles
county, on the dates named, and TO be addressed
by the following speakers:
Monday, October 10th, El Monto .--Coun-
ty candidates and Geo. s. Patton and Richard
Dunnigan.
Tuesday, October I1th, Pasadena
County candidates and Judge Enoch Knight
and Hon. John Shirley Ward
Wednesday, October 18th, Azusa.-
County candidates and Geo. s. Pattcn and T. L
Skinner.
Thursday, October 18th, tMonrovia.-
County candidatessand T. Z. Gibbon ard W. J.
Hunsacker. s4+
Friday, October 18th, Alhsmbra.-
County candiiates.sn6.T. L. Gibbon and A. L.
Selig.
Saturday, October 18th, Pomona
County candidates andlGeo. s. Patton.
Monday, October 18th, Downey.-Cou
ty candidates and John w. Mitchell and julius
II. Ardis.
Tuesday, October 18th, Norwalk.-
County candidates and M. L. Graft and w. J.
Hunsacker.
Wednesday, October 10th, whittier
County candidates and Judge Guthrie and
Clarence A. Miller.
Thursday, October, 9th, Long Beach,
County candidates land c. F. Harris and W. A.
Ryan.
Friday, October 21st, San Pedro
County candidates and I. E. Gibbon and M.
c. Mundsy.
Saturday, October 22d, Wilmington
County candidates and Geo. W. Merrill and
Richard Dnnnigan.
Monday, October gath, Santa Monica.-
County candidates and ]. Layers and Clar-
ence A. Miller,
Tuesday, October 25th, Redondo.-
VIM. g. Creighton.
Wedncsday,N October 26th, Soldiers
Home.-County candidates and Enoch knight
and w. A. Ryan.
Thursday, October 27th, Glendale
County Candidates and J. Marion Brooks and
G. F. Harris.
Friday, October 2Sth, San Fernando
County candidates. and Judge Guthrie A. L.
selig and Richard Dunnigap.
Saturday, October goth, .NewhalI.-
County candidates and W. J. Hunsacker and
NJ. L. Graf.
Monday, October 31st, Ian caster
County canoluates ard J. Marion Brooks and
w. A. Ryan.
County candidates and Geo, 8. Patton, T. K.
Gihbon, J. De Barth Sh orb and other speakers.
Additional speakers will be assigned from
time to time by the State Auxiliary Committee
BY order Democratic County Central Com
mittee. C.F A. LAST,
HENRY P. WILSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
How Salty Win Out.

How Salty Win Out.
Used to think that luck wuz luck and nothin
else but luck
1t made no difference how or when or where or
But sev'ral years ago l changt my mind, an
now proclaim
That luck's q kind Nv science-same as any
other game;
Il happened out in Denver in the spring Of
eighty, when
Salty teched q humpback an win out ten.
Salty wuz printer in the good ole Tribune
days,
An natural-like he fell into the good ole Trib
une ways;
So every Sunday evenin he would sit into the
game
Which in this crowd of thoroughbreds think
l need not name,
An there he'd sit until he rose, an when he
rose he wore
Invariably less wealth about his person than
before.
But once there came q powerful change; one
sollum Sunday night
Occurred the tidle wave that put ole Salty out
o. sight!
He win on deuce an ace an Jackie win on
king an queen
Cliff Bill allowed the like NV how he win wuz
never seen!
An how he done it wuz revealed to all us fell
lers when
He said he teched humpback to win out ten.
There must be somethin in It, for he never win
afore,
An when he told the crow d about the hump
back, how they swore!
For every sport allows it is a losin game to
buck
Agin the science of a man who's teched a
hump FIR luck;
An there is no denyin luck was nowhere in it
when
Salty teched humpback an win out ten.
I've had queer dreams, an seen queer things,
an allus tried to do
The thing that luck apparently intended FIR
me to;
Cats, funerils, cripples. beggars have treated
with regard,
An ch6fity subscriptions have hit me powerful
hard;
But what's the use Nv talkin? l say an say
again,
You've got to tech humpback to win out ten!
So, though l used to think that luok wuz
lucky, I'll allow
That luck, for luck, agin hump amt nowhere
in it nowl
An, though can't explain the why's an where
fores, l maintain
There must be somethin in it when the tips SO
straight an plain,
For wuz there an seen it, an got full With
Salty when
Salty teched humpback an win out ten!
Eugene Field in Chicago News-Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
HAVE TRAVELLED MANY MILES.

An Aged Man and His Famous Mare to
Visit the Worlds Fair.
Among the curiosities at the Chicago
Columbian exposition will be the vener-
able Mr.. Isaac P. Montfort and his
toothless Old Nell. The latter is a
mare. The fact that she is 80 years
old does not of itself make her a
curiosity, for many horses have lived to
or beyond the age of 50, but Old Nell
has a great record as a traveller. She
has made trips from Macomb, nYs., her
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
IN THR SOLEMN WOODS
After Dark Ceremonies of Al
legged Buddhists.
QUEER D0ENGs in THE DIM FOREST

worship of a Huge Image by the Cali
fornia bohemian Ciub-white Robes,
Torches, Incantations and General
Destruction of Sorrows.
We have met the Buddhists and we ars
theirs.
The fact is--and most momentous ana
suggestive fact it is-that the religion of
the oldest nation on earth is well estab-
lished in this new nation and is gaining
ground rapidly Not the SO called Bood-
hism, as they spell it there, which entered
California with the Chinese, but the orig
inal faith of 5alzyamuni, as it was in In
dia at least 500 years B. c.
It is sometimes called Esoteric Bood-
hism, and it's devotees call it Theosophy.
but in truth it is substantially the old re-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
Newspapers Endorsc.

Educators are certainly the greatest bone
factors of the race, and after reading DR.. Frank
ing him to be among the most entertaining and
educating authors."-New York Daily. He is
not q stranger to our readers. as his advertise
ments appear in our columns in every issue,
calling attention to the fact that his elegant
work on Nervous and Heart Diseases is dis
tributed free by our enterprisinR druggist G.
H. Hance. Trial bottles Of DIR. Miles's Nervine
are given away, also book of Testimonials show.
ing that 1t is upAqualed for nervous prostra.
tion, headache, poor memory, dizziness sleep
lessness, neuralgia, hysteria, fits, epilepsy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
Legal Complications.

"My neighbor tied knot in my horses
tail, and l want ter hab de law on him."
said 81 Jackson, Texas coon, to Lawyer
Gouge.
"Hand over five dollars, /" said the lawyer.
Si did so cheerfully.
Having got the money, the lawyer said
calmly, putting it in his pocket:
"My advice to you, my colored friend, is
now to go and unite that knot in your
horses tail. l.''-Texas Siftings.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09

owners home, to SO many distant points
that the aggregate foots up a, 900 miles,
and has often made her sixty miles a
day.
Mr.. Montfort is seventy-two, and
when he drove Old Nell at the Centen-
NAL of 1876 she was then thought a
very old horse, but she has since trav-
eled many thousand miles and been
the attraction at many county fair.
In her youth she was handsome chest
nut, but has faded, as other Old Nell's
do, and is now almost 'fea bitten
gray" As an exhibit Of what care will
do for good blood, she will be in the
procession at Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
Demand for Fat Men.

Fat men are in demand in London as ad.
vertising mediums. They wear clothing
on which spaces are arranged for various
advertisements, and thus arrayed they
parade the streets. On their caps they
bear the inscription, Spaces to be let on
sixty men,"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
A Little Girls Experience in a Light.

Mr. and Mrs Loren Trescott are keepers of
the government lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich. and are blessed with daughter years
measles, followed with dreadful cough and
turning into fever. Doctors at home and at
Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse
bones "-Then she tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and after the use of two and half
bottles was completely cured. They say DR..
Kings New Discovery is worth its weight in
gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at G.
Heinzeman, druggist and chemist, 222 N
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09

drowning at the
imminent risk of
her own life, and
now Julia Dig
nam, an Englisl,
girl Of eighteen,
has been decora-
ted for an act Of
heroism. In Oc-
tober, 1890, Julia
was out walk
1 ing one evening
when a loud
scream attracted
her, and she
found that two
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
Lost.

Once lost. it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time,
lest you become bald. ekookum root
hair grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
KILLED BY A Trunk.
The Peculiar Accident Which Caused q
Cincinnati Girls Death.

One OF the most peculiar accidents on
record recently deprived Lena Koepel, Of
Cincinnati, of her life. Miss Koepel had
long been a sufferer from epileptic fits, and
was on that account incapacitated from
doing regular work. She therefore acted
as housekeeper for Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
DECORATED FOR HERClsM.

Public Recognition of an English Girls
Gallant Act.
Youthful heroincs are becoming very
common. In fact, all the world seems to
be growing more ,lnsei.hsh, and all sorts
Of people risk their lives for others
Only few weeks ago ten-year>old
girl in England saved playmate from
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09

Our Prominent Physicians Recommend
Both unequaled for quality, strength and purity
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
xv,II,ar,, q 70 Crocars.

Have removed from Spring and Eighth streets
to 114 South Spring street, few doors north of
the old stand A complete line of groceries at
the lowest possible prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-09
The Terrible Infant.

This happened at circus performance
recently: The equestrienne had just con.
cluded her dazzling performance, closing
with mad ride about the ring, standing
on one foot, with the other elevated high
in the air. After the applause silence
fell Then a small, piping voice from the
reserved seats said, Mamma, can you dc
that?" The roar that went up from the
main tent caused the lions to cover in theif
cages with fear.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Meni6 lit, ipelder i'm Sanunr 1891 in
Guruer in Sutnots etne Srau beirotbete
uno ite iisen lieB, nahoem er i1r aues
Oelo ulO stpei Softer nit Saden abeez
i1Dinoelt bate. ST. ndnnte itd oamQls
Charles Oapis. 8itte iiberie1oen Sic mir
cine Beihreibung Des @eTangenen uno lein
8iIo. Menn CT Der Oteni6 1T, flr ben i'd
i'm balte, iouten Sic ibn i'm @efGngntB
bebalten, Oenn er gebOrt iii oaS 3u6tbauS.
Sh beIiBe 8riefe bon ibm in Wtenge, UNI
ieine 0anb;@rift bartbun gu fOnnen." 9ie
GGreiberiu lit ihle6t gerednet oas neullz
uno3nan3igite bon Q1Derions Spfern uno
bas brittle aus Sutuois.
= Ginen duBerit gefGhrLiden &ompf nit
QB0lfen bate flr5li0 Der tinfunOiedSIgz
iQhrige @ltia6 0offlnann aus 9teo DAT in
Soma All belteben. Nuf ieinem 6etmllpege
tpurDe CT in einem disable bon ait M0lfen
angeFauen uno bate fetne before 8affe
ge9eu lie ais letn Gal0enneiier. SIS ge>
lang ibn1, nit oieiem etnen Der 80lfe i'll
~Dertpunoer, Der ii1 Darauf oauoni6lih.
Die ibrigeu WDlfe benz 8ernunDeten, 10 DaB
ber alte Wtann unbebeli9t ieinen Neg fortz
leben fonnte.
- 9teier Sage madten 2pbia !6a1es,
2ulu SaunoerS unb @ora WlcYberion, BRET
biibl6e iunge Wdb6en in @uthrie in
Sflaboma, einen Spa3ierritt, auf peldem
tbre Bferoe i6nen ourdgtngen un6 tie abb
%tparfen. 2Dota 0aDes blieb nit benz SUB
i'm StetgbiigeI bGngen uno tuuroe BON Dem
ralenoen Hferoe cine StreGe melt geidletft,
bis Dieles BON etnem Deg gSeges fommen>
ben W1anne nieoergelhoi1en puroe. Sic
erlttt on Sopfe l6uere Wunben uno Quet>
i6ungen unO perlor Durd etnen 6uti1lag
bes Bferoes Elm 2luge. Qulu Saunbers
bra6 Das 9ialenbein uno Cora WtcBberlon
erlttt anoerpette VerleBungen. Die bret
WfQo6en ltarllne1 aus Dem Dltli6en &anlas.
= Son elmer erboiten S6wtegermutter
aus ben Nrrnen ietner iungen Srau gez
rtifen unb gum 6auie biuausgeworien su
tDeroen. bat neuit1 Elm iulger Wtetallz
arbeiter glamslls WaeDer @orDon in Detroit
III Ml6igan erleben miiiien. Gr bate nit
gStllen uno @ilen Der @iutam Qeup'iden
@Deleute 0eren Tod)ter ben 6Df eema6t,
9laubte aber ie nod nidt betratben 5u
tDnnen, neil er nt6t reid geuug mar, Die
1iDilden 6o65eitScerenlonlen be3ablen gu
fDnne1. 9arauf rietb tbru Der S6Dteger>
batter in spe our birgerli9en GbeihLieBung
uno ben Gatb befulgeno. IteB oaS 8rautz
paar li@ an etnem Der leBten Q6enoe, nGbs
reno Die Wtutter in elmer @eieui1aft mar,
bon einem SrteOensrtbter trauen, na5m Die
erite ebeIide MlabI3eit IN ejnem Speiie6auie
etn uno iuanDeiie innig ~pergniigt na6
9aule. Die iunge1r 2eute traien bort nod
Dor Der 9tliftebr Der Wtutter etn uno ao8e1
iid in ibr ebeIi6es @emG6 3uri6. 2lIs Die
Wutter, cine itrenGsIdubige SIoin, toel6er
Die bilrgerltde Srauunq fir ni6ts gilt,
beilnfam lnb Don Dem @el6ebenen borte,
Orang tie tpitbeno in oas @cmab, rlB ben
iungen @bemann aus ben Qlrmen ieiuer
Srau uno mari tbn gum 6auie binauS.
ytunmebr bat Wleper @oroon Die t6ilie OeS
@erthts angeruien, INT in ben 8eltB ieiner
iungen Srau gu fommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

elm re6t ergiebiges SubrbaltergeiAdft be-
trieben bate, fein @elO biuterlaiieu. On
Der @ren3e Der 8eiibung itonO Elm alter
&ru lhfenbaum, unter Del6em Der biebere
@roBoater pit mad OeS SageS 2ait uno
0tbe auS5uruben pflegte, uno oeSbalb be-
tradtete man Otelen 8aun nit elmer ge=
tuilien Gbrfubrt. SIM OerGangenen CONT
nler itarb MN Der Baum ab, iporauf CT
tur3lih duSgerooet Duroe. Seer bei6reibt
aber bos @r1taunen oes Beitbers, ais er
betm 3erfleinern oeS SolaeS i'm Stalnnte
Elm fleines God fano, til lueldem elm 8eutel
nit 3419 Sbalern ite6te. gtln erit tDuBts
man, mo- Der @roBDater lein @elo gelallen
bate.
On Dem @erbinbungSwege stDii6en
BerItn unD Johannesburg 6inter Den
Observation-Disclosures b~efinOen fi6 mebrere
groBe 6ol3plGBe, gu oereH Scpa6ullg
yta6tS qroBe, biiiige 6unbe g~ehalten
tperDen. mas audi Dur6 oil bet NuBenlelte
Der l3Gune angebra6te Warnun3staTeln
an9e5eigt 1T. SlnQit fam II Der 23z
1Gbrlae Stl6ler Wolff III animtrter Sttln7
mune bon Johannesburg ben gSeg
%bernnter, Sn Der 9tGbe Der 6ol5plGBe borte
er bereits Die 6un0e uuld)lagen. >lSolff
fam auf ben unleligen @eoanfen, Die !6unbe
au neGen, tpO3u er Den 3aun erfletterte, UNI
biniiber5uleben. SbeE angeIangt, perlorl
er Oas @iethgeipidt unO ftel auf Dos
Sunere oeS Nlabes btnab. 9to6 ebe SIS.
re6t aur Geitnnung fommen fonnte, Batte
tbn Der grDBte Der 6unoe i'm @eniG gepadt
uno rt6tete Den Stl6ler 10 gu, oaB er aus
5ablrethen Wunoen blutete. 9urd Wolffs
@eldrei ungeloGt, erlGie1 Der QSG6ter oes
8laBes, Der ben 6uno lofort 5urilGrief uno
ben u~nglidliden in letue nabeaelegene
@obnung l6affte, BON ND aus er Damn
na6 Qnlegen BON gtothperbGnDen ins
&ranfenbaus gebradt purDe. @uf bent
transport bortbin mar QBolff aber i6on
geltorben.
- Sn Der Srti6aft &anien i'm &alus3er
Be3irf in @aLlSten bat Der Mirtbld)aftsbe>
iiber 9fifolaus 3atacS obne ieDen duBeren
NnlaB ietue Srau, letn fiinfiGbrigeS &tno,
iotDie leinen Sbetm in benz gemeinlam be-
Dobnten Gunner nit elmer 6afe eriblagen
uno Die &0rpertbetle perielben Johann aerz
1tlldelt. 3Det anDere Stn0er ergrtfteu
mdbreno Des @emeBels bic Slu6t. Quf
Deren @el6ret eilten 9fa6barn berbet, pelde
ben Wiitbert9 f%elielren. 2atac5 Durbe benz
Straf9ert6te in Stanislau etngeltefert.
= SIN Sabresberi6t bes id6iti6en 2ans
beS@O teOi3unal> &oIlegiums itelt Der be-
nGbrte Sberleiter Der Btrna'er 2anbesz
Srrenanltalt vSonnenitein", SbersWfeoiz
3tualratb Or. Meber felt, bag in Der bon
ibm 0eletteteH Qlnitalt nieI tueniger Der Qls
Northumberland ais Notwithstanding in
8etraHt tomrle, ais gtabruugsiorgen,
lleberanitrereung, Summer, i6pere @es
mitbsbewegun9 unO tOrperli6e Sranfbett.
Selt 1887 iei Der Qlfobol ais &ranfDeitSz
uriabe bon 1862 4Sro5ent ouf III Bro5ent
Der mdnuliAeu Nnltalt5iniaiien in 1890
~geiunfen. Or. Websr bemertt ba3u, oaB
voie 3batiahe olio minoeitens nidt auf
einen iteigeuben Sin fluB beS Nlfobols als
11ria6e bon @eiitesltOrun9en idIieBcn
laiie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

ruf, ouf jensn Spott Die ocutide Qntiport
All 9eben ourN nu8ernelnen relttn 3ulan>
menlhlub Der Iiber0len 8arieien, Damn
miroen Die nGditen Mablen ieue 2lDgeurb1
ueten bi~nmegfegen, nel6e oas Soft i'll Die
Neiieln bes S6uigeiebes lhla8en.
Die &uireAunG tit cine groBe unb ALICE
meine. Die Staot Berlin lit Die critic,
ipelhe cine @eaenpetitlOn Oil Dos Abaeorb>
~netenbaus bel6lieBt, ibr fol9en anoere
Gtdote unb gauge StGotetage. Die Der@
iOieoenften 8ereine uno &oyperibaflen crs
beben it0 81 %geipappneten Broteiten, urlo
es miro Mnseiibts beiien Die 6offnung
laut, oaB it6 Die JtegiernnG bod mob zines
Beilereu b~eitnnen miro, auein oaS lit falm
al glauben. $50 man bin bort. miro iiber
bas N%clfsihulgeiek oebatttrt, ielbi1 md6reno
bcs WebenS beim Sfat babe i1 Die breunenoe
Sa0eSfrage erDrtern b0ren, IND lDenu iih
Der BerIluer bel leinem ~&iebtiug8}piel nod
10 piel W2use g0nnt, UNI iiber anOere Nnz
gelegenDeiten as Soto, 9tul uno @ra1D
81 reoen, Dann muB Oas Tbema fir ibu
wirfIid bon Der alIerbO@iten BI6tigfeit
letu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
m6denHide illinois 5taats.5efrne 1lontas o. 5ebruar 1892

mie man 1ie mod Dor sehn Sabren bort
fannie, lit aber feline 9te0e mebr, man mlB
ouh i'm S3warswalOe ieBt tl@tlg be-
5ablen.
Sci Siemli6 tribem @etter fubren mir
gegen 9beno bon Sreiburg mad 8alel III
als wir bort am foIgenoe1 Wtorgen I'M 0alfz
bof vDrei 80nige" gum Senlter btllaltS1
id)auten, bemerftcu mir, boB es III Strome1
goB. G5 mar ett rt6tiger Sarbre9e1, fDte
uns Elm @ihgebnrener perftberte uno o0 IS
untcr bielen ltmitdnoen tein Gergnltgen
lDar, nod tpeiter 81 reiien unb mir BroTel>
lor Sbomas in Treiburg obneOteS etne Iur
5ur 6eiIung meiner 0eber9ebreltel1 anel1l7
pfoblen bate, 10 trdten tDtr Die Gldretle
nab Goblen3 all, BON no mir unlere 9tunos
iabrt bier QSo6en por6er unterno1nnten
batten.
!6eute baben mir bier 25 @rao 8dlte
&eaumur, Die man aber niGt 10 bitter enls
pftnDst, toie cine ufalte Q8eue" in @blcdgo
bel beoeutenD b66eren Wdrmcsraoen. Dte
6Guier lino bier nit 0oppelieniteru Derz
ieben unb gut gebei3t uno tDenn man aus
9ebt ooer I'M Sdlitteu atsfa9rt, trdgt man
4eI3 unb Sil3l6ube. 90 fdnl1 ma es
auN in ct. Getersburg ausbalten, lelblt
tpenl1 es, pie nor etnt9en Sagen, 2o @rao
uub mebr GGlte geben loute. Sobalo ettpds
miloeres 8etter e%intrttt, iDerDe lh aud Der
Stabt Wfoscau etnen 8elu6 ab ltatten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
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nnbe1tritten IN &per'S obfiibrenbm
Hllen. Sie9 tnfpenOun @arfer @rrz
8nrt3en, arBer IN ieItenen 6aaen, 1T
BON ben Qer3ten aufgcgeben tpprben,
nrtb man 5tebt iebt mtlbere, aber ni9t
tpent9er tptrffame MeDi5inen bDr./ 8ez
ionbers beliebt iinb 2lser'S piQew.
Serborra9enbe &erSte uno Qpptbefer
baben Dies f6riftlt6, unb Staat56emiz
fer felbit unter ibrem antIi6em GiegeL
be5en8t, Seine anbere 9iue entIprtdt
10 gut benz oll9emeinen 8erIangen bes
publtflm8 na9 elmer ii6ern, 9efabrs
lDien nnb Gn9enebmen 6~ausarsnet.
70 "S @9sro',S sia dsq. ti99 bic HEB bette 3D., @soisin, noh Der iR2
finS lie bas bette aH8en1eiEe 9etItnittet,