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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

homing pigeon contest between the FEEDER
alton Of Homing Pigeon Fanciers and the Co
lumbia Homing Club of Washington for the
championship Of the District Of Columbia has
been arranged and the match will be flown Nav
IA. The birds will be liberated at Chatham
Va, distance of 200 miles, and the first bird
home will win the trophy. Any fancier, resi-
dent Of the District, is entitled to participate
The entrance fee is IS cents q bird and moi
more than five birds are allowed to enter from
any one loft. Frank Reamer Of the Post Office
Department or H. NJ BAndy OF 144l stree,
northwest will receive the entries
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SOUP AND COMFORT.
The Work Done In the Alleys by the Meth.
odsst Home Missionary Society.

odist Home Missionary Society.
At the quarterly meeting of the woman's
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Tuesday Mrs. d. B. Street,
the corresponding secretary, made an interest
Ing report Of the work OF the quarter ''There
has been, the report said. IAN increasing in
terest throughout the Methodist churches in
our district in behalf of home missions during
the last three months evidenced b, the forma-
ton Of eight new auxiliaries and the contribu-
ton Of Sl.046 to the cause Special attention
is given by our District to the work among the
Indians in New Mexico. to the ministers in the
south and west. who, with their families.
are almost entirely dependent en- us for
clothing the Ritter Home in Athens, Tenn,
established for the industrial training of poor
white girls in the south; the immigrants
home in New York, where temporary lodging is
furnished the unprotected immigrant girl who
lands upon our shore and to alley mission work
in our city. In Pearce alley the result of the
WORK has been very gratifying. We have there
small house used entirely for missionary
work. Meetings are held there daily under the
care OF the deaconesses. evangelistic services
for adults. industrial school for girls. some ser
vice for boys, kindergar ten for the
little ones and a mothers meeting. This
mothers meeting has been especially interesting
to many of us. At first it seemed unpromising
but the result Is indeed gratifying. One of oul'
deaconesses, bereft OF all that in life she held
dear. found comfort in mnistering to these black
mothers. who gather there after their DAYS
work is done to be taught TO sew. She cuts out
their work. shows them how it must be done,
and as their stiff fingers ply the needle she
gives them valuable hints in Cleanliness. house,
keeping. &c, winding up with the story of
Jesus and His love for them. During six weeks
of the severe weather last winter we dis
pensed 1000 rints of soup and quarter
loaf OF bread with each pint of soup.
One cent pint was asked for it,
put in the majority of cases tickets were pur-
chased by our ladies and given to the deacon
esses for distribution. In that way we were
siie to find the needy. large number bene-
fitted were white people found in destitute con-
dltion.' The report closed with an appeal for
greater activity in this work, and especially III
the alley work Funds are needed for rent and
for chairs and tables. 1.-The kindergarten" the
report says. lis OF great help, but there are
places for only twelve it mas been divided into
a morning and afternoon class.
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Yesterday slight fire took place in the Law
ton brick and tile works, South Capitol and c
streets, and about 80 damage was done.
vacant stable on l. between 4th and 9Th
streets northwest was set on tre about s:25
last night and damaged to the extent of so.
At 3 O'Clock last night the wood sheds In the
rear OF 20li Is IS Isl 20 and q ii street
southwest were damaged by FIRE about $500, and
II n thought il originated from hot ashes
At 2;l5 O'Clock this morning a slight fire took
place in the rear Of 934 Florida avenue doing
slight damage
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Police Officers Charged With Drinking.

SnAESeO Win Dr1nktnS.
Sergt John Daley of the eighth precinct, who
figured in tine charges against J. E. Boteler
when the latter was lieutenant of the precinct
mentioned. now figures as complainant against
Lieut.. Gessford and Policeman Thompson.
both OF the eighth precinct. He charges that
the men named were under the influence Of
liquor on inauguration day. Although the al
legged violation is charged to have been COM
nitted on March 4. the charges we're no: made
for nearly three weeks later, when Daley handed
written charges to Night Inspector Pearson.
The Heutenants case called before the
police trial board yesterday, Capt Austin and
Lieuts. Swindells and Heffner being members
of the board. Several witnesses were examined
for the District. but SsTgt. Daley was the only
one who gave direct testimony in support Of
the charge.
The hearing resumed this morning and
the case Of Officer Thompson will probably be
heard next week
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Commissioners to the General Assembly.

The presbytery of Washington city at its
meeting ON Tuesday last elected the following
commissioners to the general assembly: Prinoi-
pals, Rev. B. F. Bittinger, D. D., and John
Randolph: alternates, Rev. Joseph T. Kelly
and William Ballantyne. The general assembly.
which meets in this city ON the 18th Of May,
will be composed Of about 600 commissioners,
representing AT presbyteries, from oil parts OF
the United States and also from Brazil, China,
India and Japan.
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The Washington Light Infantry Corps at the
regular monthly meeting last night elected the
following to active membership: Edward l..
Hickman. Henry Raabe. Edwin C. Coleman,
James Watt and Alfred Belts. Mr.. Frank
Spielkar elected an honorary member. The
committee on the proposed trip to Chicago is
expected to make formal report at the next
meeting Of the corps. Company will give an
informal hop on Wednesday, the 18th Of this
month
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Reception by the Legion of Loyal Women.
The informal reception and sociable given by
the Legion of Loyal Women-the old Potomac
Relief Corps-at Harris Hall in honor of Mrs
Harriet L. Reed was an enjoyable occasion.
The hail was crowded, although confined to
members of the organization, and no invitations
had been issued. The impromptu program
was charming, consisting of songs by the entire
company, led by Mrs. James Royce, with Mrs.
Hilton at the organ. and solos bv Miss Jessie
TaOler and Others. Mrs. T.. &. Biasland presi-
dent of the legion. welcomed the guests III a
cordial manner. and called on Mrs. A. S. Odell,
who, in behalf Of the legion. thanked Mr.. Ver-
milya for the great help he had been to tine
society ever since its original organization. and
said that the ladies felt DESTROYS that he should
have something always near to remind him of
the light he had thrown upon their pathway
when searching for something attractive in the
way of pubic entertainments. and that as a lamp
seemed to throw more light than any other one
thing in home the ladies personally. and not
from the society funds. begged his acceptance
OF this one. with their heartfelt thanks and per-
sonal regards.
PROF. Vermilya was completely overcome
by his surprise that il was fully a moment
before he realized what had been said or what
was meant. Then he thanked the ladies in the
happiest manner. The lamp is an elegant affair.
OF lacquered brass with three stands beautifully
chased with scroll work. cupids. &c, and is
surmounted by very handsome shade of yell
low silk and lace.
Mrs. Micah Dyer Of Boston. Mrs Harriet
Reed and others made short, felicitous remarks,
after which refreshments of cake and cream
were enjoyed.
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PRIVATE HAYHURST'S CASE.
His Dismissal From the Force Recommended
by Maj. Moore.

fteCOn nO60
by Maj. Moore.
There seems little doubt that Private Hay
hurst, who made an assault upon Mr.. s. A.
Gregory in the station house during the inau-
gural parade, will be dismissed from the police
force.
Major Moore today in . letter to the Com
missioners recommended his removal and the
matter is now before the board for action. A
great effort is being made to the officer,
but it is believed it will avail nothing.
The case. 1t will be recalled. was that during
the parade Hayhurst. after making an arrest in
the street, attempted to push his prisoner over
the wire rope, and, failing, struck him with
his fist. Mr.. Gregory, seeing the bru .ality
protested. and WAS placed under arrest. At the
station house the officer struck him several
times over the head. Mr.. Gregory swore out a
warrant. and Hayhurst was fined S25 for the
assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

The ssventy-fourth anniversary Of the /. o.
o. 7. vii be celebrated on the 18th instant by
an entertainment instead Of . parade. At .
meeting Of the general committee in charge OF
the arrangements for the celebration the fol-
loving Committee was appointed to arrange for
. ball and program for that occasion: Z. +.
C1vshss, grand master; J. b Ward and \. C.
GE16R
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Beeehann' S
Pills
tTasteiess.D
CITY ITEMS.
Those s1.5 and So Tables.
25 cents . boz.

Those 81. so and 81 Tables.
In keeping with the So Rocking Chair I am
exhibiting a line Of Sl.50 and 50 Tables on
''time" payments that csunot fail to carry con-
viction TO the strongest doubters that my prices
are indeed bottom prices. 1t will be worth
your while to inspect these examples Of bar
gains even If you do no: wish TO purchase.
Keep them IN mind and you will not forget to
call on me when you want to saTe money on
Furniture.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL 3 p NJ FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, threatening weather with rain during
this afternoon and tonight and probably Fri
dsy morning: winds shifting to northwesterly
today and shifting to east and southeast to-
morrow; colder Friday evening.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition 90 water At 3
e m: Great Falls. temperature. 90; condition.
IS. Receiving reservoir. temperature. st. Con-
dition at north connection. Sc. condition at
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir.
tcmperature. SIS; condition at infuept gate
house Sc: effiuent gate house. Sc.
High tide. Low tide.
liza am 11:32 pm SIP am. SIS pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

Here's Another Leader.-The Famous
''Belle" Shoe for ladies' made Of Dongola kid.
with duck vamp lining. We've cut the price
again; % per pair, any SIZE. BRowN's SHOE
STORE, 305 Pa ave. Sc. Ladies' Fine Rubbers,
15c per pair. 1t
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ap4-3ts
Assignce's Sale.

ASSfgNce's Sale.
The balance of the stock of T. d. Sino,eton
AS 9TH street northwest. comprising many
specially good things in Psrlor and Chamber
Furniture, the production of the very best man
ufacturers. also fine line of Por:ieres. Lace
Curtains, Window Shades, Fine Hair. Cotton
and Husk Mattresses. Wire Woven Bed
Springs and many odd pieces of first-ciass Fur
niture. such as Ladies' Desks. Sideboards,
Chiffoniers. &C.. must be sold at once regard
less Of Original cost. The sale must be closed
In a few days. |: You wish to invest your
money to the best Gdcdntdce call early and see
how far il will so. EDWIN B. Hay,
Assignee of I. d. Singleton. AIS 9TH st. n. W.
ap4-eo2t
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MISS EAN. q. FORBES. late with J. c. Hutch
insCr. corner 18Th and streets northwest. Will
be uleased to see her friends and customers at
Mrs Evans Millinery Parlors, SIS 18th street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

To SHORTEN THE PERIOD of convalescence
and to restore the original state Of health are
the wonderful effects of Bugeaud's Wine. To
be had of the principal druggists.
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Special Sale

Special Sale Special Sale
OF Fine Groceries. Old Wines &c.
Prices reduced. Prices reduced.
IT. MErZGERs Fine Grocery. Az It'll st. n. "
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Our Specialty!-The delivery Of Coke the
same day it ia ordered. You can always rely
on getting clean Coke and full measure at
MARTINS, go 10Th ST. NV 1t
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Fine Old Spanish Sherry, our own i'm
portatlon, for sickness or invelids. 75c. at.
IT. METzGERs Fine Grocery, All 7th ST. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

SPRING HArs.-Latest shapes and colors. in
Fedora (Alpine) and Derby Hats, 90. 80 30. So.
LEWIS h SOY. One Price American Hatters, 1921
New York ave. T. W.
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BY THE TIE LOAD.

ELEGANT Opera and Tourists Glasses. CLAr-
LIN OPTICAL Co.. Masonic Temple, st.
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''BrOwn's Bronchial Trocheso are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and Throat
troubles. Sold only in boxes. ap6eo3t
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New Seasons Fishing Tackle Steel and BAN
boo Rods, Reels &c. WALFoRD's, AT Pa. ave. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

Don't Leave Washington until Won have
seen those lovely Brass Letter Boxes at WooD-
WARD LoTHRoP's. Any one can put them up
No one can take them down. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

CLOSING SALE Of watches. jewelry, &C.. at
Tappan's. 604 9Th street. by Latimer 4 Sloan,
ct 7:S0 this evening.-Adrt
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WHAT CURES P1MpLEs.

The only really successful preventive and cure of
pimples bsckheads, red. rough hands. falling hair
and baby blemishes il the celebrated CUTICURA
SOAP. greatest Of skin purifiers and besutiners as
well purest and sweetest Of toilet and nursery
soaps. Only preventive Of clogsins Of the pores
Solo everywhere. ap3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06
"ApMInAI"

Imparts q delicacy OF favor foreign 10 any
other brand This cigarette is not made by
he trust.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAN.-Order quart for to-
morrOws dinner. 1927 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

An engine and six freight cars the Jack
sonville, Tampa and Key West road Wen.
through drawbridge near Pa!atks, Fla. yes
terday. Engineer 4. c. Knox. Fireman J. H.
Olmstead AID J. A. Lewis Of Boston, stock
man. were killed.
The committee OF the Mexican congress an
nounces that S42 SOC. coo will be needed for the
government expenses tor the coming year and
suggests an export duty on hemp, coffee, hides,
skins and ores.
Warden Chamberlain OF the Connec ticut state
prison has suspended Overseer F. j. Mar tin
and seven other employees have resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

Pure Old Port Wine, Soc. large bottle.
IT, METzGER's Fine Grocery, All It'll st. n w.
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There will be farewell reception given by
the members and congregation aOf Nj. Vernon
Place VI. f. Church, corner of 9Th and streets
northwest, to theie retiring pastor, DIR. ]. I.
Wightman, this evening at $ o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

You were thinking about YOUR Spring Hat
Ours at 81. 80 are regular ''Two-frty" values.
ap6-2t HENRY FRANC & Son. cor. It'll and D.
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s. Heller. 720 eth st. n W.. is making = sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandrlf oc7-rr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

Have You Bought 1t Yet?-If not don't
buy that pattern until you have seen our Imps-
rial Pinned Pattern. Sold only by FIsKE at
Standard Sewing Machine Co.'S, 427 9tn Ct
NV. IL
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Tar REIsrxsER's Ice Cream 2S5 ST. NV.

IxPER1AL SEC. CHAMPAGNE. Chr. XAxDER
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Boys. if you want to please that best girl
don't forget to supply yourself with Whites
iucatan Gum ap3-6t
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116 Fine Sewing Machines at SO.
Fully warranted; trial free. 4th and Pa.aves.e.
apl-eoI0t
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Ever morning during shsd season r. A.
Golden will have at his stands in the Center
Market tug load of Potomac Shad within SIX
houIs from the time they were taken from the
nets. You will find it pleasure to eat these
fish while in this condition. Also large White
Perch, Boiling Rock. New Salmon and Live
Lobster. Il. A. GOLDEN, Potomac River Fish
Ind Game Stands. Center Market.
CARPETS CIE.SED d. the EXPIRE Garrett
WORKS. CS1-635 Mass. ave. n W., are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 49,
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At Roma Cafe you can get an Italian
Dinner. with pint wine (To-kalon Claret). for
Soc. best in this country. Board by the month
at reduced rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

OUR 81 SPRING SHIRTS
Are new. nobby. handsome and comfortable.
HENRY Franc L SON cor. 9Th and ID.
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sRzISs PHYsIc. DR.. Douglas Herb Tea, l0c.
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Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert OF today pro-
High Arm, No. 8. Office, s3z 9th st. n.w., one
door south Of E. d2l.tf
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It's Ahntif Time

Astonishers at 1902 I4th St NV. TRorr'a
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Elixir Babek cures all malaria, diseases
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MILK and Cream Testers. Hempler, ass Paav
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WoRrH A GUINEA A b.
Stubborn tendencies to digestive troubles In
children will always yield to a miid dose Of
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler 4 Wilson.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
G.. D HICKS.
?O5 Milan Street, Shreveport. Il
SHERIFFS-SALE.

Lewis f. Garter vs.. Gideon T.. Blackburn
No. 1898. in 1st District Court, Caddo
parish. la
BY viIture Of a writ of feri facias 10 me
directed and issued December Is, 1892, in
the above entitled and numbered suit by
the Hon. Judge of thu LIST District Court
of Caddo parish La, have seized and
will sell at public auction, with the beDe-
fit of appraisemeEt and recognition Of
plaintiffs privilege as attaching creditor.
within the legal hours for sale at the door
of the courthouse fronting Texas street,
CaddO Parish. La. on
ATURDAY. JANUAR, %, 1898.
the following described real estate with
all improvements thereon, viz: Lots Z.
ii, II, Is and -, block 1, ten acre lot 10.
aud lots ). Il. - and 26 in block z, ten
acre lot 10, all i'm Blackburn's subdivision
of the city of Shreveport, La; also lot 3
and ten feet off lot G, block "a; eighty feet
by $50 feet, i'm section 81. township IL.
range 13; lots =. and 3. block A.; lot 45 in
10 acre lot 20; lots ID, 81. 32. 81. SO. 50 and
60. in ten acre lot l5 lots III. IL. 13 and IA.
block e.. ten acre lots 8 and 9and south
west quarter of blocks43: all in the city of
Shreveport, parish of Caddo, State of
Louisiana.
JOHN 8. YOUNG, Sheriff.
The Progress. December "a.
The Progress., 1893-01-28

pleto. Then the three men who Icy in
the Tombs prison at the same time
CHARGED with murder VIII DO elevated
to public Office before the people, whom
they Dow govern through stool pigeons.
Our disgrace would be no less real than
it IS at present.
Non Of New York, arc YOU content to
be ruled b. murderers: And what says
the Christian manhood Of the nation d
sucL 4 cit-:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-17

ueber ben anonetten.
Dt6ter @nitape Nabauo in Yarts,
belien Sob firSli1 permelSet fpnrbe,
i9retbt rtail BON bort: gtabaubs Slang,
periooe fiel In bte Gage bes speite1
9atifrfeides, NIT benz ielbit er ita aber
niemals aaS9ei6bnt bat. Trotbem
%ernanrte i'm Napnieon III. sam Sitter
Der Gbreule9ion. Die prin3efiin Mias
tbilbe, in oeren Salon er germ nerfebrte,
bate Dem Gaiier besrethi9 gen1adt,
0aB er iid) ielbit ebre, tueti1l er yiabaub
oas rotbe 8dnbden gebe, ieine Sh0p,
fnueen pereienten mobl cine fol9e Mus,
3eibniins. Die r3pei @enoarmenA
DlIroen iiberall seiun9en gum grobet
BerSrniie Der Sitter beS @eietes. Sci
Der Yrin,eifin Wtatbilbe 9enirte fi9
yiaoaub gar ni6t unb fang leine NIT
Spott geeen oas aaiierrei6 seipiir3ten
@9aninns. Die &aiiertu @ugente
unnfdte ibn burdaus gu loren nnb
perburg fidJ eines cages bel Der 9ou-
fine 6eS Sailera, wdbreub er fang.
,@r bat eiile 9ans nette Stimme,A fagte
fie nabber, mas tbr BON Der Prtn3eifin
Matbitbe unO oeret @diten ipieber als
Bewets ibres seriugen 96arflinns aus.
gelegt mtrbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-17

Der Bertiner 8 iaIeft.
Der Berliner aebrerperein perbanbelte
iingit iind) .einent Yortrage BON 8.
TENS iiber ben Gpradunterriht tn ben
borttgen @emeinbefdulen. gfaf Dem
Gortra8e bereitet Der III Spreeatben
berrldenbe Dinieft ber Nneignnng Der
S9riftiprade uidt gtringe @1mierigs
feiteil. ytut NIT groBeu anltrengungen
brinseu bic Granddaughter 60 babiu,
bab Die S1iler Der oberen Glafiefa Elm
e%inisermaRen febterfreies Dsutid fpres
den unb ihreiben. Der 8orfragenbe
darafterifirt Die Gisenart Der Bertiner
8olfslprahe, bebt bic Momer1te bers
Dor, Die elmer fidereu Aneignung Der
Sdriftlprahe I'M Wege iteben nnb
tommt gu Dem GrgebniB, oa6 Der
Spra6uiterriht Der BDlfSlpraGe fol-
gen ultb burd itnfenmGBige uebungen
allmalis Elm m6stidif ref1eS 59rifts
6eutI6 an beren Stele fete,t miilie.
Der Spradunterri9t erbaite babur9
elm gang bcfttmr1tes lofales @eprdse.
Sn oieiem Stane lit elm l1ebungsbnd
fur Die ein3elnen 2laiien bearbeitet un6
tuirb Der V%erfammluug porselest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-17

Das er # { 2opfraiiren eines
@binefen In Der Sueenb, Der bann
ben .~nationalen j3opf uadie n 1afien fotl,
erfolst nit GROCER Geftlthfett. Das
friia semaidene parfimirte unb BEIGE
tleioete 3inb Dirb bonn Batter alien Mr>
i~peienben uorse3eiet, bic bafiir benz jun
Gen Grben Elm @eloeeident oarbrinsen.
Batter, @robpater rnb etr @eiftli1er
banobaben oarauf bos Rafirmeffer unb
ltnsen ben tteinen Runbfopf mad 8or.
fdrift an.