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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-19

They are. of course, In uniform, and one
meets them. on foot or mounted, at every
entovin S are enough; as was
rear platform OF a street car the other day
I had little conversation with Policeman
refined courtesy which is supposed to dis
tinguish the higher circles Of society, but
they are usually civil enough to answer a
to be little over solicitous about their Of
fcial dignity, but then that is really their
most valuable possession. ! must not for
get the sentineis stationed in front of the
little black and white striped sentry boxes
on either side of the main entrance Of the
palace of the royal princes, and of the Of
the commanding general of the guards, and
at the base OF sundry public monuments
Their chief duty is to present arms to
a crowded thoroughfare like the I.eIpziger-
Strasse. where the ministry of war Is To-
Gated. this Is no snecure. They keep a
very sharp look out on all the passers and
no sooner does one of them espy an officer ;
uniform than he gives the wink to his com
panion. and both their pieces are sinful
taneousiy brought into the prescribed posi-
ton. The officer responds by touching lis
cap. On some of the more unfrequented
posts. however, / hive seen a sentinel nra
sent arms to an officer at least 800 hundred
feet away. who was entirely unconscious OF
the homage he was receiving. But 1t is one
OF the reau, hs Of the service. the ne
consequences to the delinquent and IL keeps
the sentinel wide awake, and gives them
at least something to do. On a cold day es-
pecially. the present and the recover"
furnish opportunity for invigorating exer-
else to the unfortunate automaton who
would otherwise be compelled to stand mo-
tionless in the bitter wind and freeze For !.
couple of hours.
The Children'a Nurses.
But OF all the varied costumes which
greet the eye OF the stranger In Berlin
that of the "ammen," or childrens nurses
perhaps attracts the most attention, espe-
cially when the warm and sunny days OF
May and early June encourage anxious
mothers to give their offspring a forstaste
Of summer joys in the shaded alleys and
By the sluggish streams Of the beautiful
Chiergarteu. I cannot call this costume a
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
RECENT LITeRATuRE.


Outing for August is bright, breezy.
seasonabie and beautifully illustrated
Il is one OF the best numbers of this
popular magazine Of heslthful sport and
innocent recreation that ever left the
presses. The opening story is Under
False Pretenses." from the pen Of Louise
d Mitchell. Differing broadly from the
average love story, this possesses a
strength and power to interest the gen
eral reader, too seldom found In holiday
literature There are many other good
things about cycling, fishing aud travel
The following are some of the other
features "Our Sailor Soldiers" q his
tory Of the naval militia movement in
the United States, by Everett B Nero
"a Family Camp in the Rockies" by
Charlotte R Conover; 1.-THE Madam :
Chicken Shoot, by Ed. NJ. Sandys,
"Past suburbans," by Francis Trevelyan
and THE Rscers for the America
Cup, by Captain a. J. Kensaly.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
HAPPENINGS AT MIDDLETowN.
Its People Patronize the Summer Resorts.
Farm House and Buildings Burned.

It's People PatrOnize the Summer Resorts.
Farm House and Buildings Burned.
Special Correspondence Evening journal
MIDDLETOwN, July 2S The regular
weekly rush of people from Mddletown
and vicinity on Thursday to Augustine
Pier was commenced early yesterday
morning aud up to the noon hour
vehicles Of every description were seen
carrying loads OF people, all Of whom
seemed extremely anxious to reach their
destination. There are a number Of
visitors there aud the season is at its
heighth. The dance given i'm the
pavilion last evening was a very pleas
ant affair
About thirty people from Middletown
went on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's first excursion to Rehoboth
yesterday morning.
Last night a coal oil lamp exploded
IN Mrs Annie Adams's store. No one
vas injured and very little damage was
done.
The dwelling and out buildings on
George o Burgess's farm. about three
miles southeast of Odessa and near Fen
nimores bridge, were entirely consumed
by fire early yesterday morning. Mr.
aud Mrs. Burgess only escaped from
the burning house with their lives
Some farmers and truckers here saw
that the white potato crop is unusually
small this year
Frank Rosin, of the frm of Rosin
Brothers Of Wilmington, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. John Rosin, in this town.
Merritt n Willis expects to ship 100
baskets Of fine peaches to Pbiladelphis
tomorrow, his first shipment of that
fruit this season
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
IncIdents nfthe nnr.

The Young Nameless Baseball Club de-
feated the Young Americans on the
Sixth street grounds yesterday after
noon. The score was II TO . The
Young Nameless post office box BOD want
10 play some Wilmington clubs whose
players are not yet wearing long trous
ers.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments are being made at Farnhursi
station. The railroad companys build
iugs there are being enlarged and a two
story annex is being built to the station
agents residence
Expressman William e. Myers drove
Liveryman Watts's fourth hand, which
carried a merry party to Augustine Pier
last night Two or three Wilmington
girls were In the party. The young
people danced and strolled in the moon
light at Augustine Pier
The annual excursion OF st. Peters
Sunday school will take place on August
3 10 will 60 on the steamer Major
Reybold to PennsgrOve. This will
swell the large number on the T. A. b
excursion that day and 10 is expected
that at least 200 from here will cross
the river then
James McIvor, who isshandicapper
for the I. A. B sports August 3, and with
whom all entries close. said last even
ing to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
that the entries are flowing in Yester
day he received no less than fourteen
entries. Another new race has been
added to the long program. II is a
slow race of 100 yards for bicycles. The
last man wins handsome prize The
first field day sports Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union promises to
be grand success. And now It is
stated that there will be a tub race
also at Pennsgrove
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Califol b
MIA liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under
all conditions, makes il their favorite
remedy. To get the true and genun
article. look for the name Of the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co, printed near the
bottom OF the package
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
Reoponiog Of GLASGOW church.

The NJ E Church, at Glasgow, which
has been undergoing repairs. such as a
borough renovatlng, papering, and
ainting inside and out. will be reopened
a Sunday Services will be held morn
ng and evening at 10 30 and 8. respec-
iyely-with preaching by Rev | l.
Wood, Of Elkton, at the former session,
sud by Rev 7. g. Elswald, of Christiana.
Il night It was expected also that
seveial members of the New Castle NJ E
church choir would be present to con.
duct the music, assisted by NJ S j
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
snndav ExoursIons TO pay RIdre.

To Baltimore by rail. thence 30 miles down
Chesat cake Bay on Steamer Columbia.
Bathing, sailing. fishing. Special train \ ia
y a o. r. r Will leave Wilmington MARX ct
street. az 20 a. M. and Delaware avenue at
80, arriving 10 Bay Ridge at n 40 %. m. Re.
turning all raid train win leave Bay Ridge
~ o y m, and arrive al Market street,
Wilmington, at ID y. m. Round trip. Sl.Ou.
Miss Sears-"if you really decided TO tell
your age, to whom would you confess itf''
Miss Fitz-"Father Time, ! suppose, New
York Times.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

The funeral of Mrs. Catbarine Platt
ook place this afternoon aud was
irgely attended, especially by relatives
rom distance Services at The house we've
onducted by her pastor, Rev. S Beattie
,Yylie and few hymns were sung by
he Presbyterian Church choir. The pail
carers were r G. Cooper, William d
irier, John J. jackson, Thomas Frazer.
j r Ellason, William E ROCKWELL
lterment was made at the Presbyterian
ametry the remains beng lowered into
q handsomely trimmed grave.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Captain Bourke and All Sur
vivors Acquitted of Blame.
THAT AWFUL sOREE AT AUBURN

Lizzie Bordens visit to Taunton, Mass 4,
Yesterday, Gave Rise to an Unfounded
Rumor That She Had Surrendered to
the Authorities-Bloody Riot on the
Floor of the House OF Commons.
The court martial at Valetta acquitted
Captain BOurke and all the survivors Of
the Victoria disaster of all blame. The
president of the court expressed regret
that Markham had not disobeyed Tryon'
order.
No Foreign Interference Permitted.
France gave notice of 2 blockade Of
Siamese ports on Saturday. Lord Rose
berry announced that England only gave
Siam advice when asked aud did not in
tend 10 aid. Russia announced her
neutrality. but ordered the Pacific
squadron 10 hasten forward. France
announced that no foreign interference
would be permitted.
Lizzie Borden Visits Taunton jail.
Miss Lizzie Borden. who was recently
acquitted of the charge of numbering her
father and stepmother, visited the Jail
at Taunton, Mass yesterday Her
presence there gave rise TO an unfounded
rumor that she had surrendered herself
aud presumably confessed her guilt.
JeweIry Makers Close Their shops.
Jew,lry manufacturers in Plainville.
North Attleboro, Attleboro Falls, and
Attleboro, Mass have been compelled TO
close their shops owing 10 lack of orders
majority OF the inhabitants depend on
the iewelry shops for livelihood.
W.
During the closing discussion Of the
Home Rule bill remark by Mr.. Cham
berain provoked T. P OConnor to shout
Judas. and thereupon a bloody riot
occurred on the floor Of the House OF
Commons
Awful Eiectrocution of william Taylor.
William Taylor was electrocuted AZ
Auburn. The chair broke and Taylor
regained life after the first application
of the current The dynamo failed TO
work. and the city plant was used 10
complete the execution an hour after the
first shock The details Of the first fail
ure appeared in EVENING JOURNALS
late edition.
West Point Cadets at the Fair.
For the first time in the history Of the
West Point Military Academy the cadets
VIII be taken on long journey, to the
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
work oLthe Pension Bureau.
It is expected that the pension bureau
will average over two hundred cases
daily of suspended pensions.
R.ay Refuse Offers of Bullion.
II the price Of silver should continue
to go up in London without any apparent
cause the Treasury Department may
refuse to accept offers of bullion without
making counter offers, on the ground
that the quotations are the result of a
preconceived plan to force the prices up
artificially.
To the viotors Belong the Spells.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
says that of the 4, 900 clerks now In the
departmental service OF the United
STATES, about three fourths are Republi-
|
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

to the Fishing Banks, will be given by
William ID Wilkens, on Wednesday
g ening, Aug. 2nd 1898. Will leave
Warmers Wharf at 1850 o'clock sharp
Schooners and Tugs can be chartered
for trips to Fishing Banks at short notice
from William d. Wilkens at Stalls Nos.
10 and Is Second street Market or 10i
East Second street
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

The next Warren Athletic Club
Smoker" will be given on August IT,
Owing to many of the members going
away on vacations it was decided to
have no others until that date
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
ITEMS or INTEREST.

And you any The Colonel committed SUE
Cider Yes; couldn't get used to reconstruct
tion-out OF his elements" -How?''-'W Well
they quit flghtin' dues; and then. his ewes
got 50 bad he couldn't kill q man on sight!"-
Atlanta Constitution,
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

We will give to all purchasers Of pound
Baking Powder q beautiful palace berr,
set consisting of seven pieces Grand
Union Tea company, No. 900 King
street
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Old Maid-"Lawyer Schmitt was very po-
lite 70 me during di uer, Once. indeed, he
even trod onimy foot. Her mother --"Du you
think he did 10 on purposef"-Old Maid-"I
hope so, at any rate '-Schalk.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

To purify. vitalize and enrich the blood, and
give nerve. bodily and digestive siren ia take
Hoods Sarsaparllla. Continue the medicine
after each meal for a month or tNo.
Hoods Pills cure constipation. 25c.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Misses Gertrude and Bessie Kuntz
returned home last evening after an ex
tended sojourn with friends in Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarre and Slatington,
Pa
Mrs. Clara Stewart and little daughter.
Miss Flossie Stewart, of Philadelphia.
are here on visit to old friends on
Union street
w. Marvin Truss and Patrick S.
Kelley enjoyed a delightful moonlight
ride down the river road to Augustine
Pier last night They returned early.
Miss Annie Stack has returned home
after a weeks visit to Philadelphia
friends
George Ford has moved into one Of the
Hewlett new houses on sixth street
James Green has moved his family to
rhurlow.
The umpire 10 yesterdays game Of
ball acted wisely-in fact ne was Wise
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
SUMMER
FURNISHING
GOODS

cent a garment or 70 cents a
suit Underwear? Samples of
all are in the window and they
are a small part of the good
things in the department. We
made break for popular trade
with styles and prices and the
growth of the department is
the best possible evidence Of
its success. Everything new,
staple and desirable in furnish
ings for men, young men and
boys. See the Negligee Shirts
at 81, 81 20, 81 so and 81 90.
Notice the quality and quantity
of them 10 per cent dis
count on Russell Shoes and
Straw Hats in cleaning them
out.
Closed evenings except Tues
days and Saturdays at 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Freeman, cornetist Of New York city,
but the New Castle singers will be busy
on Sunday and will have to send sub
stitutes.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Yesterday afternoon the Dauntless
Baseball Club, Of Wilmington, fine
looking organization Of young athletes.
wearing the St. Louis uniform, came to
his city to meet the Bac N Senate IN the
irst Of a series Of championship games
When their hack reached Battery Park
The lively liltle Bacon boys were
limbering up" on the diamond.
well, I'll be banged, said a Daunt-
lsss man, have we been brought here
20 play a gang of kids2' Then there
vas some discussion in the ranks as to
whether to begin play or not, but they
inally agreed to play 10 out. The
dsitors then rushed on the field with a
roar and this terrified the Bacon reds fol-
d time, but they soon recovered
The game was one Of the prettiest
seen here this season The pitchers did
come hesdwork and the bali was kert
aside the diamond although it was be
ng batted all the time. Every man had
play ball. The visitors lost the game
4 through fielding errors, while the gang
~ kids played an almost faultless game
iullin and Butler were In the points
for the .isitors and Conway and McKnit
we're the Bacon Senate battery. The
esnit Of the game was Bacon Senate. s:
Jauntless, 3 Conway struck out
fourteen batters But five hits were
made of Mullin and two hits of Con
way.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Silence is golden. but you never realize how
golden until you have to buy it -Atchison
Globe.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
BIG SHIPS IN A RACE.
British Vessels Pass Down
To-day for a Contest.
WILMINGTON VISITORS DECEIVED

The Dauntless Baseball Club Objected to
Playing Boys. But the Boys Were the
victors-HIore Plans for the t. A. b.
Field sports al Pennsgrove Next Thurs.
day-Mrs. Plat Laid to Rest.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Nkw CASTLE, July IS - Shortly be-
fore noon this morning the big British
ship Wanderer will start on race Of
10 900 miles, her competitors being the
ships Osborne and Glencaird. all of them
bound from Philadelphia to Calcutta
with cargoes Of refined petroleum. The
race is for bag of 500 gold dollars con
tributed by the captains Of the three
vessels, and It will be won by the vessel
first taking a pilot off the coast of
British India each to be timed from the
moment she leaves the Delaware Capes
The race is particularly novel because
Of the long distance to be covered and
the great size Of the vessels. They are
not only the largest ships that have ever
entered the Delaware but are among the
largest In the worlds merchant marine
service. The Wanderer, Captain
Brandes. is Of 2,S)1 tons burden; the
Glencaird. Captain English, of 241S
tons. and the Osborne, Captain Scott, Of
2 9S6 tons The Glencaird is several
days out, the Wanderer starts this
morning. and the Osborne will be ready
to sail in few hours. All loaded al
Point Breeze.
SO far as size and draft are con-
cerned the vessels are about on equal
terms. while their commanders staud
equally well as trained mariners The
Osborne and Wanderer are sister ships,
having been built side by side al
Liverpool, and are owned by the same
arm. The Glencaird is a Clyde built
ship After unloading at Calcutta the
three ships will take on cargoes Of iute
for San Francisco, at which point they
will load grain ON European account
so that when their charters have been
complied with each will have com
pleted a voyage around the world.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
Combination Dinner and Ten Sets.

One hundred aud three pieces: new
Rococo, hand-painted decoration. 81 90
As good and pretty as amy $50 90 one.
Some nearly as pretty for SO l.
LEwIs Row, No. Alb King street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

u u h
MARK DO WIN SALE
OF honest, stylish Footwear has
been boon to hundreds of Will
mington's shoe buyers. The crowds
OF people we've "shod" during this
sale is sufficient evidence of the
confidence reposed in us. We make
no misstatement EVERY SHOE IN
THE HOUSE HAS BEEN REDUCED to
a price that'll astonish you. You
must see the goods to appreciate
the values. Every shoe is backed
by our guarantee for durability. If
you don't think you've got a bargain
bring them back and get your
money.
Here's What We're Giving You.
All of our "a and 50 Mems Russets
reduced to So 80
All of our $3.50 Mems Russets.
both in high and low cuts, re-
duced to 81 %
All of our So Men Russets reduced
to 81 90
Mems So 80 Kangaroo Shoes re-
duced to So 40
Ladies SO Russell Lace and Button
Shoes reduced to 81 90
Ladies' 50 so Russell Butchers and
oxford Ties reduced to 81 60
Ladies 50 Russell Butcher Ties and
ozfOrds reduced to 81 20
Ladies 50 80 hand made vici Kid
Oxford Ties, styles, reduced
to 81 60
Ladies' 50 Paris Kid Oxford Ties
4 styles, reduced to $3.50
Ladies 81 so hsnd.turned Oxford
Ties reduced to 95c
Ladies' Shoes.
Ladies' So 90 hand made feather
weight Button Shoes, reduced
Ladies 50 so DOngola Button, 3
styles-square, opera and com
mon sense--now 81 60
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

II the price Of silver should continue
to go up in London without any apparent
cause the Treasury Department may
refuse to accept offers of bullion without
making counter offers, on the ground
that the quotations are the result of a
preconceived plan to force the prices up
artiicially.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

IL is expected that the pension bureau
will average ever two hundred cases
daily of suspended pensions.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
says that of the 4,600 clerks now in the
departmental service OF the United
States, about three fourths are Republi-
cans
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

For the first time In the history Of the
West Point Military Academy the cadets
vi II be taken on long journey, to the
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-01-27

Sn ieiner @nbnuus in StOlpe, in
&i6lanb Eownibip, itarb ON lebten
5reitas, Serr Sobann ebriltiau 8ubt,
Batter unIeres MiibIrscrs, 9crru Ser
oiuauo 8ubl, nnO ein Iausidtriser
unb seadtster Burger unitresG uuuip's,
bobbetast. 0cs Seritorbene wuroe
1915 in Yomuern geboren uuO faln i'm
Sabre 1856 nad unierem County, iuo
er ieitber wubute unb bnrb fem lsutie>
lises unb m%aunbaffes &eien iib einen
Sreuuoestreis s,iuarb. 9iege-
eroisun9 fano aui lebten SOnntas auf
benz euansl. &ir6bofe bel Stolpe itatt
unb ertp,cs elm srobes @efolse 2eibtra.
9enoer benz S%eritprbeuen Die lebte @9re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-01-27

ueber bic Sfeu bes amerifanilben
| Sunsen Dor @rlernuns zines anSmerts
i9reibt bic 81. q. nSun"; n@s 1T gu
bebauern, oaB 10 iuenise u~uierer ameri'
tauiiden Sunsen einSanotpsrt erler''er'
ober fir bic 9auer bon bier Ooer finf
Sabren as 2ebrlinse bienea ipoueu.
5ait ieoer wi1ise uub quite Sunse fann
in einem Der bunoerte uon@eperbs5iusi'
gen, iuelde alein in Mewgorf betriebeu
tperoen, Beiddftisuns finben; uro Der
Surge, Der feline 2ebrlinss5eit sTpti=
ienbaft burdmadt, genieBt eine Sdule
unb erlaust cine 5%ertiofeit. fpel9e ii6
fir i'm bas gauge 2eben binour4 als
portbeilbaft %ertueiien ulo i'm fider in
ben Gtauo iesen iuiro, ieinen nnterbalt
gu oeroienen, 10 lanse er nnter bei Sc
benoen ipeitt. @ir lo0teu meineu, oaB
ein perltdnoiser, aufseuedier Suase mil
5reuben baran benfen miroe, ein tlf=
tiger Ir6e,ter lit einem suten 9anoiuerf
su iuerben uno li1 nn6 Der 5eit iebnen
tpiiroe, ba er n!s Simmermann, ooer
Sdnaioer, ooer Steinmaurer, ooer ubrs
NADER, ooer Yudbiuoer, ooer5rescoma=
fer, pber @eber ooer MdIdiuit, ooer
Sdluiier Il. bsl. m. u%nabbdu9is % iteben
f6nnte. Gs lit eiEe berriide Sabe fir
einen junsen Surldea, als tiidtiser
Sanowsrfer Den Sampi um's Daiein
auiSunebmen. Gr bramd)t bonn Dor
Niemauoem ~ ~fabenbnds:n, fam iid
auf feline eisene &rait u%erlaiien unb
iuiro uorautOnmeu, 10 LANCE er feline
tbut uub iid nidt auf fal ide
9fabe leiteu laBt. Or fam btinabt
Mrbeit bel a%nitduoise,8 e5abluns
finbsn unb wirb %aleriudrts, 100 tiidti9f
1aubusrter seiudt lperpeu. nit ofensn
Nrmen au%fsenommei. SIT Die 4usli1t
aidt perlofeuo senus? rlno bod nil
zine srose Nnsabt u~nierer amerlfaui,
Iden Junsen tein 5anopsrt lsrueu.
Sic f5auen es fanm abiulrter, nOhice
Al peroeu, Deer ,,Goanter Sum-
pers", ooer 8srtaufer, oosr nGlerts"
,oer ion|t etpas Der 4rt. 2boribte
BURDEN, ba iie BOZ Die @elesenbeit
,aben, sei9u1teQ anbwerfer 5u iperoen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-01-27

anf bem@asconaoe bulbisten bic 8ez
,uObaer jener @e9enb udbreno ben Ieb=
len @Oden eiuem interefaAten Sport.
Ser 6luB lit nit eiter bidsn Gisfruite
beotdt uno an pffenenS seller fommen bic
Slide III srOBeu Mensen al bic O5erz
fldds I'M 2uft 81 id6pfen unb iobalb elm
Sod i'll bie@isbede sebadt tuirb, itr6mt
~beiOnbsrs Der Gar, Elm fur bic anberen
5ilburten beionoers sefdbrlider @eieIe
i'll 9rpBen Sbaaren our Steae, welde
@elesenbeit bann BON ben 5armern uno
Sportliebbabern benubt mirb, Inn Gle
Slide mittels elmer Sarpune gu fansen.
Die Slide erideinen 70 sablreid, bob
nit elueIn ein5isen Burfe mandmal
5iuei big orei @ars ertest iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-01-27

Brm 8ierfriess-S douplas in ct.
Souls, lit uenisReues 81 mcloeu. Nur
einen suten Bis ipolen mir bier uiber
eeben Gin Birtb an GarritraBe fin.
biste bier @tas Bier fur einen Nidel
on. Oie@ldSer ielblt 9attea allerongs
feine nShooner.S 5e". i9re bier Suiams
men reprdientiren nber bod ein anftdnz
bi9es Nuautun,. Nadbem Elm etpas
s%iuelfeibaiter @uft Swei @las binter bic
Binoe sesoiien battle. wo0te er iid EN-.
riebten. u5alt!" rief Der Birtb. ..tpo
1T ibr @idel!" ,.9idel. wielu? !" ant
tuortete Der Gait" SD idutbe Sbnen
Stpei @los 8ier uab sic mir aiuei, atio
iinb mir quitt"-unb idlus iid felt,
tpdrts in bic 8iiihe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-01-27
Wufttpn :
0erfaui bon yEaaren ager Mrt.

I'm nit meinem 8orrath bon @tnters
uaaren auiSurdumen iperoe i6 am0iens-
tag, ben Z. 5ebruar, beainnerb I'm. balb
10 ubr SDrmitta9s ale @interluaaren
tpie 9amensM dntel ano Ssaden, 9anos
idube, 8appen fir Wdnner uro 8naben.
Wiben unb 5%acinators fir 9amen uno
Mdo6er, Stiefel fir anaben NIB Wdns
1,er uno anbere @e9enltdnbe, Dffsntlid)
ben Meiltbietenben nerfaufen.
8ebin9un5en: So 90 uno ba>
runter @aar, gr0bere Summen 6 Moz
rntc Credit.
gS M. G. berln n,