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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

parlors of the church Thanksgiving
evening, for which an excellent pro-
gramme is being arranged by the COM
mlttee in charge.
The st. Paul Press club will hold a
reception Saturday evening next from
to 10, TO which all members and their
lady friends are invited. After that
hail, where dancing will be INDUCED in.
Additional Society OH 9th and 18Th
Pages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
DC

Per lb for new English Cur
rants.
lib packages of perfectly cleaned
I'll lUC
New Muscatel Raisins, per Id ...... &c
Fancy new Muscatel Raisins, per lb Sc
Good Layer Table Raisins, per Id. .15c
Choice Layer Table Raisins, per Id. zoe
Fancy Layer Table Raisins, per h.. .25c
A large invoice of very choice New
Figs at proper prices Gust received).
California Seedless Ralsius, per h.. .1Oc
Fancy Suitana SeedIesS Raisins, per
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$685..

Two of them are handsome Jackets,
made of Scotch and Melton Cheviots,
half-lined, full back, balloon sleeves
and FUR-rRIMMED on the storm collar,
reverS and fronts.
Another is tight-fitting Coat, with
full back, full one-piece sleeve, new
wave top cape, with continuous high
storm collar and full fur-tIimmed.
Still another of the lot is one which
we expect to receive by express on
Monday morning, 36-inch Skirt Cloak,
with full braided cape and bodice, fur
trimmed.
Choice of the lot. and they are all
reliable, handsome garments, for
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Social Co.'S sip

Communications for this de-
partment must be sent to the
urday ROOn. and be written only
on ONE side of the paper.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

yer, Mrs. j. Williams. of Minneapolis:
Mrs. G. Else, of Philadelphia: Mrs. Bell,
of Pennsylvania. Miss M. Brown, of
Philadelphia, presided in the tea room,
Miss Mary Stees. Miss Hollins, Miss
Rae Mason, Miss Anna Shaw. Miss Bell,
Miss Williams. Miss Donaldson sharing
the honors. The house was beautifully
decorated with chrysanthemums; the
dining and tea rooms were very effect
i've in pink. The mandolin orchestra
discourSed sweet music during the aft
ernoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

PRESERVES.
(Strictly pound-for-pound
Sugar goods.)
Strawberry,
Raspberry,
Ounce,
Apricot,
Peach,
Either Fruit IS cents per
pound!
Apple Butter, per 3-lb
stone jar, 25c. The jars a
finer affair than you think
for--the Apple Butter
finer still,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Department Second Floor.

Department-SecOnd Floor.
Elegant Specialties in Fancy
Silk Tea Gowns and Silk and DIM
ity Night Gowns.
Infants and Children's Clothing,
made by the nuns.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS for 1. 2
and 3 years, at special prices this
week.
EiderdOwn Flannel Dressing
Sacques and Outing Flannel Gowns,
most desirable garments for this
cold weather.
Have you seen eur new French
DOlls2 Bring the little ones in to
see them. 1t will be a rare treat
for them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
CONFECTIONERY.

Our Candy Department is perfection.
We begin the Holiday trade with the
most complete. newest, freshest and at
fractlve line of goods ever placed on
sale IN the West. Everything in sight
IS homemade, manufactured by our
selves, and Is of absolute purity.
Crystal Mixed, per Id .... 1oc
Cream Mixed Us assorted fruit fla
p YoIS} 49,; .........s.....15 c
Best Handmade Bon Bons, includ
Ing all nut-top and fruit-center
creams, per lib .. e5o
Buttercups,9 different favors: usual
price SOC; our price Or
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

Mrs. Fayette d. Kendrick gave very
enjoyable at home Thursday, from to
6. She was assisted by the following
ladies: Mrs. N. NJ. Stees, Mrs. John A.
Stees, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. William Sha-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

Mrs. II. W. Field entertained the Ho-
tel Barteau Euchre Climb. with its forty
eight members. Wednesday eveding in
the dining hall. Ladies' prizes We're
won by Mrs. Delano and Mrs. Will
Bromley; gentlemen's prizes by A. L.
Rotert.
Mrs. ii. w. Milliman entertains the
club Wednesday evening, Dec. 6. q
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Thanksgiving
GOODIES J!
lac
&c

Per lb for Best Leghorn Cit
ron, fresh and new; not the
old dried-up, dusty Cltron
found in the average gro
Gerry store, but the tasty,
new, bright stock. We open
a great many boxes every
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

with chrysanthemumS and roses, the
table decorated in pink, with pink can
dies. A mandolin orchestra was in
attendance. A small dancing party fol-
lowed Ill the evening for Miss Stees and
her young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Price ceie-
brated their golden wedding at the home
of their son-in-law, Jason w. Wait, on
Olive street. the evening of the nth. A
great many of their friends called dur
ing the evening to extend their good
wishes for continued happy life. The
house was prettily decorated with white
chrySanthemumS and yellow roses, all
in keeping with the happy event.
Mrs. Charles A. Clarke gave a recep-
ton on Wednesday evening for Mr..
Nagarkar. the distinguished Hindoo
scholar, whose lecture was heard by
large number of people at Unity church
the same evening. About 100 people
called during the reception hours,
which were from to Z. to meet one of
the most intellectual men that it has
been the good fortune of st. Paul peo-
pie to meet for long time.
Miss Reed, OF 3s4 Maria avenue, gave
a prismatic, or chrysanthemum, prog
ressive euchre party Monday afternoon
from to 6. About thirty young people
spent delightful afternoon. Those
winning prizes we're: Miss Helen War
ner, progressive; Miss Prince, lone
hand; Miss Mason, consolation.
The Misses Nellie and Mamie Cashin
gave a dancing party Friday evening
last, to large number of their friends
at their home en- Edmund street.
Thomas S. Cushman favored the COM
pany with some good selections on the
banjo, accompanied by Gus Wilgus on
the guitar. Solos were given by the
Misses Smith, Lynch, Cashin and
Davis. Among those who were present
were the Misses MarcelIa Smith, Stella
Davis, Kitty Wagner, Annie hurry,
Lille Lynch, Nellie and Mamie Carroll,
Maloy, Sue Neuman, Maggie Collett
and Miss Weinright, and Messrs. P.
Morgan, j. Johnson. Ed StrGtZer, A. B.
Moore, Frank Fruntell, Thomas S.
Cushman. John Wagner, DR.. Miller,
Gus Wiigus. M. j. Donnelly, Burke and
Prot. John JurgiS.
Miss Lucy MaXfeld, 227 Spencer
street. was pleasantly surprised On Fri.
day evening by large number of
friends. Among those present were the
Misses Lena jacobson, Carrie Hansen,
Mamie Hansen. Anna Young, Clara
Young, Lena Werner, Miss jacobson,
Lena Hoffman,, Miss Osborne, Mary
Mahony and Mrs. ID. William, Messrs.
William Cuff. William Peter. G. G. Pr
brance, Mr.. Wood, A. Schiebe, Ed
Grewe, Mr.. Madigan, F. Klenk, Joe
Buchea and Or j. Plonke.
Last Friday evening the Wachepe
club was merrily entertained by Mr..
Layman's Mandolin and Guitar orches-
ira. The programme performed by Mr..
Layman was composed of some of his
best selections. Mr.. Kings description
of Midway Plaisance" and limitations
of the national dances was the feature
of the evening. Vocal selections, guitar
and mandolin solos and duets were
given by members of the orchestra. A
very pleasant evening was spent by all
present.
Mrs FaVptta n KpndricZ pava very
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
The following letter from Secretary

The following letter from Secretary
Hutchins, of the relief society, speaks
tor itself, and it is hoped that charitably
disposed citizens will lend their aid,
which with what the school children
and churches are doing ought to pro-
vide some Thanksgiving for those who
have SO little to be thankful for this
year: THE st. Paul society will. as
heretofore, receive and distribute to our
needy poor all the prepared ThanksgiE-
ing dinners which may be sent into the
rooms, No. al East Ninth street, before
the evening of the Doth, or, if preferred,
they will send for same to any church
or hall (where any considerable number
of such dinners have been provided,
and distribute them where they do the
most good. Lists of needy and worthy
families will be given Oh application to
any church. society or individuals, desir-
ing to distribute their own gifts at this
time. Respectfully, NJ. l.. Hutchins,
secretary"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

A most charming social event was the
dancing party given by Mrs. Henry
O'Gorman at her residence Tuesday
evening, being surprise in honor of
Miss O'Gorman. The large and spacious
parlors were tastefully decorated with
simlaX and cut flowers, and presented
dainty and gay appearance. Miss
O'Gorman was assisted in receiving bv
Misses Julia Cullen, Katherine Call and
Retta and Leila O'Gorman. The guests
were Misses Butler. Donnelly, Keogll,
Lamphrey, King. Grace, Devereux, Fitz-
patrick, Murnane, Collins, Campbell,
Grathwol, Reardon, Egan. st. Aubin.
Cullen, DevereuX, Boles, Miss McGov-
ern, of Madison. Wis. and Miss Kath-
crime McDonough. of Eau Claire, Wis. :;
Messrs. Benz, Middleton, Git. Roth,
Egan. DeyereuX. Cullen, aough, Dowlan,
T. Fitzpatrick. Schumacher. Wilmot,
Hatch, O'Gorman. Towle, Kelly. NJ.
Foster, MacCarthY, Grathwol, Flanagan
and Zenzins; Mrs. James Cullen. MI.
and Mrs. William O'Gorman.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

Candied Lemon Peel, per Id. 15c
Selected Glazed Lemon Peel. per lb..30c
Candied Orange Peel, per b.. POO
Fancy Selected Glazed Citron, per Id soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

with chrysanthemums and roses, the
table decorated in pink, with pink can
dies. A mandolin orchestra was in
attendance. A small dancing party fol-
lowed i'll the evening for Miss Stees and
her young friends.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26
S28C

Per bottle for Crosse &
Blackwells | m porte d
Pickles, any variety.
Cider Minee Meat, per Id. 10c
Brandy Mince Meat, per b.. 15c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

The season of fairs opens Tuesday of
this week with one for the benefit of
the babies home. The lady managers
ought to feel encouraged in no small
degree, in view of the success of the
birthday reception at Mrs. Crawford
Livingston's, where from the little bags
was realized the sum of $3.50, which will
help very materially at time when the
home is, like other charitable institu-
tons. in very great need. AS early as
IL O'Clock Tuesday morning, in the
parlorS of the Aberdeen, display of
articles that in variety will suit every
body'S taste, will be on exhibition, and.
as it is near the Christmas season, there
will be. it is hoped, throng of pur-
chasers.
The season of holiday fairs being in
augurated. the babies home benefit will
be followed on Dec. 6 and Z by the an
nual sale and dinner for the benefit of
st. Luke's hospital. This will be held
on Sixth street, opposite the Ryan hotel,
so that the gentlemen who remain down
town for lunch may take advantage of
the dinner, which, of course, they al
ways do when it is for sweet charity's
sake.
A brilliant reception was given on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John A.
Stees. of Virginia avenue, from to 6.
The reception was given in honor of
Mrs. Fayette d. Kendrick. Miss Rollins
and Miss Clara Else. Those assisting
were Mrs. w. D. Cornish, Mrs. S. S.
Eaton. Mrs. S. E. Hughson, Mrs. S. NJ.
Carey, Mrs. W. H. Sanborn, Mrs. f. B.
Bass. Miss Mary Stees. daughter of the
hostess, although not yet formally in
society, accompanied by Misses Shaw,
Messer. Bass, Sleepy, Lamprey, Timer
man, Weed.
The house was profusely decorated
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

Thursday afternoon the Audubon
Ton Euchre club was entertained by
Mrs. F. f. Wilde, at her residence on
Livingston avenue. Prizes were awarded
as follows: Miss Wilde. head prize;
Mrs. Pardee, foot. and Mrs. McCleary,
lone hand. Following members were
present: Mesdames HaInish, Wehring,
Wilde, Pardee, Elridge, Theme, Hoag,
Iousley. Dittrieh, McC lelry, and the
Misses Wilde.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

The waltz party, now so prominent in
the East, has given the members of the
popular Florentine club another oppor-
tunity to display their ability to provide
for purely social evening. The Flor
entine club has decided to adopt this
plan of the waltz party at its Thanks
giving evening hop at Lifts hall. The
novelty of the plan may we'll be noted
in the fact that all dances of the even
ing will have the waltz step as the most
prominent factor of their composition.
even in the waltz lanciers. which is
destined to take the place of the plain
lanciers. The most graceful figures and
combinations may be evolved from the
waltz step. The newest figures in fancy
W ATTEST to the music of the st. Anthony
Hill orchestra, will be shown, and tn g
club will in the entire affair again Sus-
tain its ability to lead in social hops.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

Die Oemotraten unb Nepublitaner
~ltreiten ii6 UNI bic Gbre, ben beribmten
uSer pielmebr beri@tisten raiiii9en
Sertras ueranlabt reip. nidt perans
la6t su baben. Die 0emotraten be-
baupten. bab, wenn Der elbe audi inter
Glepelanbs eriter Administration swis
i6en &uBlanS unb Saporb beratben
wuroe, bod ni@ts iiber ben Snbalt bies
ier Iorberatbuns feititebe, unb baB ber
uorldufise Mbi6luB 9arriion nnb benz
republitanii9en Senat in bic S@ube 81
i@ieben lei. Die &epublitaner beitreis
ten Sies inoeB iebr fart unb ia9en, bag
Glepelano uMb bic 0emotraten ii6 bic
Suppe einsebrodt bdtten unb nun audi
s%e;wunsen ieien, bieiclbe aus;ul0deln.
Iieueidt brinst bic 81 er~artenoe Prps
tlamation bes Gertrass, wel@e bis iett
nod nidt eri9ienen, ndberen Nufi@luB
iber bic Nnselesenbeit. Gorldufis bas
ben nod beipe alte Yarteien oas @e@t,
bic @euatteridaft Der ruiiii@sameritanis
i9en MiBseburt na@ Belieben ausuerz
tennen ober ab3ui@utteln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11
9anb nidt eine 10 CUTE Siderbeit iein
ais wic 81 in Bombs?

9anb ni1t cine 10 CUTE Si@erbeit ieir
ais mic 81 IN Bombs?
9tein mein Sobn, ie iasen ni9t.
@as madt Die @onbS fiber
Mun ielbitueritanoli6 bas 0runoei;
sentbum unb ionltises G.sentbum bes
VanoeS.
@eBbalb borst bic WesierunS Oh
benn fein @elb unb nimmt Oein CANT
als Siderbeit?
@eil es sesen bas @eiet 1T.
@er madt bic @eiete, Sater?
Der GonsreB, mein Sobn.
@eBbolb 9iebt eenn Der Gonareb ben
gantisrs, welde ni9t arbeiten uno aud
nidt seseu bic @ebeoen io@ten, @eI1
umiorit, uno balt iie obenorein nod
iteuerfrei, wdbrenb On, ber bod flrs
Taterlanb tdmpfte uno ieoen Sag bart
arbeite, Steuern ;ablen muBt?
SIS miro wobl aues re6t iein, mein
Sobn, wenn i'd aud seraoe ni4t meiB,
warum.
Batter, sloubit Du ni6t, baB bic @es
iete fat ale nur fir rei9e 2ente sema9t
linb?
So iiebt es benabe aus.
@er mo9t benn bic @eiete?
llniere &eprdientanten i'm Gonsree.
On meinit bod mobl bic &eprdienz
tanten Ser Santiers?
Nber! Mber! man erwartet bod, oaB
lie glue rep%raientiren.
Gbun iie es eber, Batter?
Sore mai mein Sobn, wenn Ou
nod Dfters in bisie SoItsparteiz@er
iommlunsen 9ebit, 10 bate i@Oi3 onr@.
@ober msjBt gu benn, boB i'd in Be-
rem Gerlammlin9en 9ebe?
sSd pernebme es aus Oeinem Spre>
9en. 0u ldbelt wobl 9erne, oaB Die
v9lorrei6en alten Farteien" 9eboten
weroen, ni@t wabr?
IS i9eint mir, bag balls et.uaS 9e>
tban msroen ioute, menn i'd iebe oaB
gu beitdubi9 Bart orbeitelt uuo nod
gelo bergen m1B 81 I'm, j3inien unb Steu>
ern 81 bcSablen.
&oia, baue BEN Sunsen our3 nno
brinse i'm ms 8ett, er lit aui Dem be-
iten @e9e Elm Nnar6iit 81 uerSen.
Ger Sun9c oriidt ii3.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

9trcftorcn.
z. s.. 8aieu, SEQ. Ooebne, IS. Soel1, S.
Vrone, 8. M, Sllen, @Das. Silperl on, sc.
Muuem.
WcrtSnIid,e MetponNbilttdt oer - afttens
imbaber 81 100000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

81 Sbio baben bic Popul;iten in
Der letten Tribiabrswabl bea@tensmer>
the Sortidritte sema@t unb bic Stims
men;abl fat iiberau perooppelt. Sn
Ntron wuroen beiipielsweiie letten
9erbit l6o, bieies Triibiabr COZ; in
Golebo l7s, iett $40; inBloomuiue 40,
ieet los; in Sprin9fielo 1873, iett 800
Stimmen a%bse9eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-11

ucbcr bie N0tben bes liiocarolini>
l6en 0puperneurs Siumann NIT Dem
bort;sen, ben @etrdnfezN usi9anf per-
itaatli9euoen geiete i6reibt Die 80.
.. Staatsstg." Iuf ieiner %berabmten
&siie sum gintaufe uon Stoff bat oer
Ser 0ouuerneur wobl NQes 9efunoen,
mas bas Ders zines trintielten Mannes
besebreu tann, 10 melt bic @ite Der &C.
trdnte in Betra9t tommt. Nber bes
suten Stofiss babbait gu meroen - oo
lit Der Notb tein gnoe. Dem @ouuerz
neur iteben Bios $4,000 CUR Serfi>
suns, UNI fir &e9nun9 bes Staates
elm m%oblaNortirtes Eager uon @etranten
5uiammenjniteuen uno ouBerbem bic TO-
senannten rDispeniaries", woielbit ber
Nusi9ant pom ftatten seben loa, mt
ben notbisen Tlai@en, &riisen unr @ldz
fern einsuri@ten. Sa, es lit iosar cine
Gbatla9e, baB Der 9rDBte She'll bes Dor:
banoenen g'elbes fir bieie Ginri3tuns
Der itaatli@en Grintiteuen borauf 9ebt,
uno oaB sur Nni@afiuns uon geiitisen
getranten nur ein uerbaltniBmdBis t(eiz
ner l3abiser @eit ibris blcibt. Oas
mdre nun INNER nod ni@t gar 10 i@limm,
wenu es n,lr UNI ben &rebit bes @taates
@iio> Garolina in ieiner Giseni@aft ais
S9anfwirtb better beiteQt mdre; benz
Gernebmen na@ trasen bic Spirituoiens
gambler, bel benen @ouuerneur Gilman
einen Stump anlesen muB, namli3 8es
benten, in bielem Safe anbers als se>
9en baar su %pertaufen. Sic anoere
@9mieristeit aber trifit ben Preis, gu
wel9em Der rStoH" in uebereinitims
mane nit benz MiQen bes @eiet9ebers
uerl9entt meroem muB. MQe Spirituo>
len ioQen in 9ei@loNencn Orisinaluers
padunsen DON ie einem balben Pint bis
flint @auonen pertauft merben. Dieie
Original ; Gerpadungen iinb in benz
v@tate Oispeniarp" 81 Columbia gu
fiiuem unb gu per iie9eln, un6 iie 6Irfen
in ben perl9ieoenen v2ocal Dispeniaz
ries" meoer se0ffnet, nod anf BET @tel>
tie aus9etrunten weroen. Das @elet
aemabrt benz Staate fir ben nmiat 5ebn
prosent Brofit, uno fiinfjis ProSent 1T
ben Oispenlories" 5u bere3nen erlaubt.
Srgeno Semano Fat nun aus9ere9net
baB bieje @ewmnuertbeilung, auf ben
Mntaufspreis sei@la9en, Den Soften
punt zines bolben Pints bes oroinarz
iten Wbistps fir ben @oniumenten auf
rs Gents brin9t. Nuf BET anoeren Seite
aber perbietet baB @eiet ben Nusi9ant
serinswertbiaer ooer perfall@ter Spiriz
%tuolen, loooB bic buritisen Seelen in
,5aosGarolina gut Mnfeu9tun9 oer &ebz
le na@ benz l.. Suli rbur@ bic 8ant"
minbeltens 80 Gents 81 ;ablen baben
werosn; cine Iusii@t, bic bort unten
l6on 81 GROCER un3ufrieoenbeit geran>
lailuns siebt.
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Batter ,imo Sobn.

&c It!
Sa, mein Sobn.
@as bait 9u nit benz 9eborsten
@eloe %ansefanaen?
Sd babe uiersis Dollar Sare" be-
aablt uno ben Neit gum 3iniensablen be-
nutt.
$50 bate bic gant bas @elo Der,
wel9es 0u borstet?
S,e borste es pom Der &esieruns.
sd badte bic @anten ma3ten i9neu
Gelo, Soter?
Oas tbun lie AUDI, mein Sobn.
Mic t0nnen lie aber Gelo aus @elo
MAIDEN, mel9es iie lelber bergen?
Sic bergen es BON Der &esierun9.
melbe i6nen teine 3iuien berednet nno
!eiben IS alsbann an anbere 9eute 81
adt Yrosent Sinien lit @orausbesabluns
aus.
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8ant unb besoblit s Fro;ent 3inlen,
uenn Ou es uou Der Ge9ieruns UNI omit
erbalten fannl It?
Die Ne9ieruns bor9t mir tein @elo
umlonit ODER 81 irseno einem Ereis.
llnr borst es Sen 8onten oenno6 umz
1onit?
Sa, mem Sobn.
Mer 1T Sic 9fesicruns, Satsr?
Das Tolt lit Die &esierun9.
Mlsoann borst bas Solt (ooer bic
Mesieruns) ben 8onten oas gelo nmz
lonit, mdbrenb bieie es benz golf su s
Yro;cnt 3inien leiben?
ga mobl msiu Sobn. 10 un9cfabr
perbalt ii9 Sic Sa@e.
@eBbalb seidiebt oies Sater, linS Bic
ganticrs benn better als ionlt Semano?
Sd babe bieie 9eute bod niemals arbeiz
ten leben.
Neiu le arbeiten audi ni9t. aber es
mirb beBbalb i9on re6t iein. Die 3eiz
tunsen lebren uns ia, OaB oas Nationals
@ant<@ pitem bos bette in oer Belt lei.
@eBbalb borst Sic &esieruns Dir
fem Gelo Gater?
@eil i'd bic uerlanste @i3erbeit ni3t
iteuen fam.
SIT yono ni9t Sidcrbeit 9enu9?
Nein es meroen Bonos ols Cider
beit uerlanst.
@as lit Elm Bono, Sater?
Bonos iinb S9ulobeweiie, wel@e
Banten unb Bonbbeiiter sesen bic &e>
9ierun9 balten.
Grasen Bombs 3inien, Sater?
S}amobl, uno iino iteuerfrei.
Climb lie benn tein gisentbum?
Cider, mein Sobn, io9ar iebr mertb>
POLES.
On iasteit mir bod, bag jeoer Ool>
lars mertb Gi9entbum ueriteuert meroen
mine.
90 1T eS, aber Bic Bonobeiiter 5eisz
ten iid patriotii@ uno borsten Der &e@
sieruns @el6 tint ben &ries fabren 81
tDnnen un6 I'M iie fir btei en 9eloens
mutb 81 belobnen erbielten iie bic Bombs
ais iteuerfreies gi9eutbum.
Sui 0u ni9t aud ,pabrenb bes gam
gen &rieses fir oas Gaterlano 9efo@z
ten, 0ater?
Samobl, uno ristirte mein 9eben in
pie!en @9la9ten.
9(ber marum 9ebt oenn bein Gi9en>
t6um ni@t audi iteuerirei aus, ba On
bod aus Yatriotismus 0ein 2eben ris>
firtct?
M@ meiu 5obn, ein Meni@enleben
3ablt ni@ts i'm 8erbdltn1B gu @el6.
@ann murben bic Bombs a%us9e9eben,
Gater?
Nobesu ale jett nod ousltebenben
Bon6s wur6en 1T ben Sabren 1866,
1867 unb 1868 ausse9eben.
Du iasteit bod bic Bombs ieien wabz
renb bes Rrie9cs ousse9eben, gater?
Das waren iie audi, mein Sobn.
@ie tann benn bas iein, ba oer &rie9
bamals bod i6on gu Gnoe, bic @oloaz
ten be3ablt nno na@ 9auie 9ei@idt mas
rem?
Die 6ifentliDen Steiner uno polite
i9en 3eitun9en %bebaupten es ni@tsOeito TO-
weniser unb wer beren Bebauptuns be>
i~treitet, mirb ais Demasose peri@rieen.
H. Wenn 6ie 8antters einen Dollar BON
bet &esieruns bergen, ME piel Dollars
III Bombs seben iie ais Si@erbeit?
@ie seben einen Dollar.
Safer, iollten 5ebn Dollars wertb
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Jtc1U tt1HtI 20t11tIte IUt0.
0a mir neben SSal1erz aud 0ampitrait sur Serii:
suns baben, limb mir in Steno seiest bic Sarmer 81
cher !3ett prompt nno sur pollen 3uirteoenbett Su beSic:
men, unb elm aussesetdnetes Dtebl 81 lieier,t.
gStr mublen aui Nntbeil oocr sesen llmtauib, lie mad
@unid Der &unben. Dtebl unb Cutters orten pertallie,
mir Sl ,tieorigeu Ereiien unb lteierr ~otelelben auf 8es
ltelMns in Der Stabt iret ms 6aus.