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OUT OF wASHtNGTON.

ST. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS ST. GEORGES
Nd. Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A. NJ, Prin.; 18th
year: college business life; uncxcelled advan-
tages; home comforts; reasonable terms; highest
references. oc1l-1ms
MApI.EwOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORDvIILE. PA.
Sa92 per year; 2 successful school one OF the
to the duties of life; boys under ID years, $162.
SHORTLlDGE (Yale), AM, Principal
je2S-w s, nam
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FROEBEI. INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN
1434 ST. NV.

FROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN.
1434 Q ST. NV.
Pupils FROM TO 16 YEARS OF AGE:
CLASSES LIMITED; EMINENT SPECIALISTS
FOR EVERY DEPARTMENT; LATIN, FRENCH
AND GERMAN; LARGE ROOMS; OPEN FIRES;
BEST REFERENCES TEACHERS TRAINING
Oc24-1ws
SYNDICATE for giving the best private instruc.
tion. and fitting for college. in ALL the lam
gnagcs. Mathematics. drawing engineering
physics, chemistry, English History and Eco,
nomics,-by experienced educators, specialists.
holding degrees from the leading universities In
and analyses made under guarantee.
Address A. F. Craven Phi. d. Columbian Univ.
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LECTURES.

ART LECTURES
NOV. Is, 1S93.-Mr. ]. CARROLL BECKwITH,
Modern Painters"
DEC. IL, 1SSS.-Mr. EDWIN Fl. BLASHFIEI.D,
Decorative Art, Old Italian Mas
ters.''
JAN ID, 1s94.-Mr. +. HOPKINSON SMITH,
Half Way. Middle Ground in
Art-French Impressionism.''
FEB. 10, 1S94.-Nr. WM. A. COFFIN,
Landscape Work"
MAR. TO- 1S94--Dr. JOHN G. VAN DYKE,
Portrait Painting
To be given in the Lecture Hall, Builders Ex.
change, 719 and l21 18th st. NV, commencing at
pm.
Course Tickets. admitting two persons. So
For sale at Art Students League, sos 18th w.
oc21 rs, no4&11
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FREE LECTURE AND DEBATE AT GAILLARD
School OF Languages, 9t6 F ST. NV, THURSDAY,
Nov. 2. p.m.-Lecture delivered. trial lesson
given by lGdy pupil of the school. Who witt
others. will speak and declaim in various Ian.
guages. Subject: Gaillard Method for French
Muller for German. the only scientific, artistic
and aesthetic systems eItant. cultivate and evolve
the highest faculties Of the human mind and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

CJTNSTnN TNSTTTJvrE, Nm I, GIN W
Roardno and nav School for Girls
oc13-1m Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. MASON
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY. 1926 18TH
and advanced departmenIs: axperienced tenchers.
methods OF instTrction those tested fnrtn.
tipai. Miss CLAUDIA STUART. Principal oc5,im'
su.ErrspIrpy CoIIEcC or
TN N~U ITUNNY
Hill Il UN Ill | II UU DIM
AdNSSo AVA w
oRATORY AND DRAMATIC CULTURE. 1923.
122o, 122!. 100. 123l G St The finest school in
the world. lessons IN class or private, In all
MR. W. EDWARD HEIMENDAHL OF BALTI-
peares method on Tuesdays s'U and Fridays at
Sanders 4 staymans. eS4 F St. on and after
dress care OF Sanders 4 stayman ocI6-Im'
IseIEn1,CArroy FOR REAL IIEE 1874
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS
t.onaI Bank Of the Republic Caildins corner IN
September 4. Practical English. shorthand and
thorougny trained teachers Location L. central
Once open Every business Day "A and %e nisSt
Mrs SARA A. SPENCER.
TEL call 1854. (oc16) Principal and Proprietor.
FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
LOO st. NV
FreEch Kindergarten Boarding pupils limited
se22m'
Sf,tJooJ OF EJ OPTION ORATORy ACvrTIC
Shrs,caI croca and yoica cu,tnra al, 1oth ~
essons given inrinp The aav or ayenins no.
INV .Rn ~ 10WNSENn Mics AZ TSWSS
SEND se29tr
REMOVED To
1923 CORCORAN ST
MIR ERNEST LENT
se2o-lms Piano. yiolin and Theory OF Music
,,7S n - C1,c 1,,;77 S1,I,1,;,,
MISS BALCH,S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
business College. 1907 10th NV. Pupils prepared
successfHhy fof civil service departmental and
100, 49, '"AsA. .e--I
Miss. hAtklEr MILLS
vocal iessons resumed OctOber 1.
o2-lm> 1904 street.
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE 14o8 N y
I'VE n w prot PAM + V0TNSr S.,',,,. -
reopens september z; rapid progress. Terms
nCoerate. Irlal lesson free. se2-2m'
gppy.1I Cr ,Srr< r,,p,,rvc MON r,,,, ,y.,o~-
nh-->Nn NA1Sss,IHo U.MiNu rOt LIE SEASoN
% cents admission.
oc3-lm' MILE v. PRUD'HOMME. 307 D st. n w.
,,,.S r,~,,, n.>r
"ioS iAeAE a. RANtEl"
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN wASHINCTO,

HENRY JAEGER. FLUTE SoI.OIST AND TEACH
er, may now be engaged for solos, concerts or
teachins For terms apply at Is 4th ST. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MRS. s. OLDBERG HAS RESUMED INSTRUC-
tlo,l In vocal culture and will receive limited
number Of pupils, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
Satders 4 Staymans, 934 ST. Admission to
ladies' Wednesday class through members or
apply In person to Mrs. OLDBERG. 0c2S2w'
siGNok MAiNA's VOCAL SCHOOL.
919 st. NV.
3, The only thorough school Of the celebrated
Italian method of singing in Washington. Careful
placing of the voice and artistic finish
10 satisfy all who have made demand to study
IN this school, Sig. Mama will institute classes,
Doth male and female at q great reduction of
price. Tor solfeggo (reading at sight, end pre-
breathing, precise division Of time, &c. All the
pupils OF Sig Mama will have the advantage
OF attending. free Of charge, evening weekly
In class for the reading Of the Latin and Italian
The above school has also established repu-
tation OF being the only one In Washington where
appear In concerts and acts of grand opera In
costume Faust, Trovatore, Martha. Carmen,
Othello, Falstaff. ETC.. will be rendered this year
by the pupils orSIGNOR MAMA. oc2s-6t'
KENSINGTON ART NEEDLEwORK
And decorative embroideres taught as at Royal
Art school, kensington. Eng. Is years experience.
oc2s-6t Mrs. PEAKE, 2130 18th st. NV.
GUITAR AND VOCAL LESSONS
Experienced lady teacher; 40c. per lesson.
1211 18th St. NV.
oc2S-6t' Call from to IL m.
MISS sCHMITTs PRIVATE SCHOOL, 4bs NV.
lnpe diments OF speech, imperfect speech cor
Speech Reading, German, French, Physical Cal.
ture, Dancing Coach. oc2S1m'
MISS LILLY A. CHESTER OF THE EASTERN
High School will commence her private classes
for the winter at 122 4th st. s.e., November
i. oc2S3t'
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LANGUAGES

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEA
723 18th ct. NV.
Branches in all American and European
Principal cities. New term begins now.
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private lessons in French acquired Paris) paint
Ing In oil, water c0lors cray0n and pencil draw
ings. Address Z. E BARTON, 30 10th a. w.o621ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

MISS HAISrEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL.
1920 10th ST.. cor Of st. NV.
day school for children and older girls.
Applications NAV he made at the school rooms
daily from till I o'clock ee1-ams
MISS ALICE z. BURBAGE. 400 I ST. NV.
Graduate Of Royal Conservatory of Leipxig.
Piano soloist and
Teacher Of piano. harmony and counterpoint.
oc9-1ms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-21
THE SOUTHERN
81 o. -sla...ssSssa. @svss
PACIFIC COMPANY

-Un ENCING Wednesday Nov.
= 10 1898, and unIIi further notice.
,lus will leave Ieuo AS follows:
O,0S A NJ -Daily-Atlanttc tx-
. 80 press train for Winnemucca
i.tJ1e Mountain, Palisade, Ogden
n East. Carries only drst-claS~ PAS
,ergers, through and local Dining car
, ogden.
l0n P VI. Daily Express
t. - train for Trucbee, Sacramento,
seuecia and San Francisc arriving at
6.4iA NJ. Connects at Sacramento at
1925 A. NJ. with the New Orleans
Apress for Fresno, santa 6arbara,
.us Angeles, San Diego, r soa17 7:l0 P.
v fcr Woodland Knights Landing
0.ok p NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
700 train for Wi n nemucca, Battle
Hourtain. PalIsade, Ogden and
Fast. Carries local first class passen-
.ers and through second class passen-
gers.
O,0E P. M-Caily- Pacific Express
S.Ao train for Roseville JE'tn Sacra-
nento and San. Francisco VII Benicia
.rriving at $40 A. NJ. Conn cts at sac
amsnto WITH train leaving at 1925 A. NJ,
n Stockton, I,athrop, San Jose
an Fra cisco Fresno Los Angeles san
Diego; d Ea It, via New Orleans; al 10:
SO A. NJ for Williams. willows and Red
ding; at 05 IN. foI Red 8iuf and at 10 90
n for Marvsville, Chico, Reddlng,
PORTLAND Puget Sound I'D East.
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Give us a call, and will guarantee all our work.
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QUICK TINE, CAEAf RATES!

Daily Express and ,.se erger rains
make prompt connections Win the
seraral railroad lines n the East.
oailmsn Palace sleeping Cars and
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n all rrsIns betwe La Truckee and Og-
len.
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THE SILVER platform.

! The silver wing Of the Republ
can State Convention unanimous
ly adopted the Ia wing platform:
/ The convention enGorses and
adopts the platform OF the Repao-
Iicas State Convention, held a Va
city on the 80 of April lasr, as fol-
lows;
! Resolved, That we condeml me
Republican party of the Eastern
states aud the administration *
. Presi lent Harrison, insofar as they
have failed TO ac ompllsh the COM
Elete remOue ization OF silver, a1d
to e, at laws providing for the
free ana unrestricted coinag7 Ok
that metal.
/ Resolved. That tie festor rlon
of silver 70 the place 1t occupied
previous 10 the passage Oh the
Mint Act OF 1873, is essential to
the prosperity Of the country md
, paramount To all other poliu al
considerations The legIslari,p
W ich robhed silver Of its money
functions and denied to the uwner
! Of silver bullion the right to ave
the same coined into money upon
the some terms and conditions
which d ply to the C image OF gold.
reduced the money of ultimate re-
j demptlon or ayment, about une-
half, and enabled the owners of
money and ohlig gations payable In
money TO mOnopo!iZe th9 coin OF
! the CONNER cial world.
! Resolved, That the people Oh
= Nevada are in favor Of the COIN
age of silver upon the same c''n-
/ ditions which apply to me cUIrHsse
/! of gold, and they are oppose" tc
elevating any person 30 office VINO
is not known to be unequ1vucaly
| in f. vor Of opening the MiLts of
the United States TO the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver.
In vieA of tn unsatisfactory at
titude of President Harrison IT, the
paramount issue OF the remuDeti-
zatiOu OF silver, t. is convention
will make no nominations 70 Pres
idential electors and the State n
trail Committee to be appointed by
this opvenLiOn shall have no au-
thority to put in nomination eleH-
tors
The & INVENTION cordially en-
dorses the vigo Gus efforts If our
Senators anti Representatives ~
secure the free and unlimited coin
age of silver, and the educational
wurk that they have done in pre-
senting the true issue between the
money powers and the bCndhold-
ers and laborers and producers OF
wealth
And we fav tn cont1nCation
Of agitation and contention foI the
free and mited coinage OF sH-
yer at the present ratio OF 16 TO |,
for their own benefit ana tuI the
uenett Il the peoIle al large -
7 miner, farmers. labOIcrS and me
char:cs.
/ The citizens OF Nevada, repre-
sentaf3ves Of the various silver
learues Irrespective Z pas party
affiliations, in convention assenol-
ed, do -,et rtu ne following dec
larat,nu II 'rinclple~;
F u. N~ Iemand the full re-
mon ~ tIaR ot silver and the free
ana onlimi,-d cninagr thereof, at
{ - g,je-ruI ratio nf l6 To
Sc4.ni. We are radically and
unnl -tatiy opposed tC the Nation
RepuE.lc IL ana Drmocratlc par
ties IA ne question Of the Zee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-21

o
Unknown owners and the following deserib
ed prop Ftv: Northwest quarter OF Southwest
quarter Of section Is in Up l. \ Of Range, - L,
NJ d b and Meridian, 80 acres ci land $50 .oe,
s.92Is. 10 per cent delinquency 500, Cost Of
adve ,ising S2.o0.
Totd s3.0lia,
John Amor and the following described
qroFer;y: Paint shop and lots aud ; Il Block
~ of M'Isser's division 5000, $50 .. 20 per
cent Delinquency S.57, cos o1 advcrtlsia. >. 90
Total S6.O4l-.
oroado Silver Min ae Company and the fol
lowing described prop rt4: lmpr yements
situate on ant abOny the Ayres and Hopkins
Mine, consist my "f bo riding house, stab e and
buildings al month OF upper and lower tunnels
andincline, and III otaer Improvements; s25o.0o
S6lsi2, 10 pc. cent delinquency s.6l, cost OF
advertising s.. o..
Total SS.7S14.
yetaire Silver Mining Company and the fol
lowing described properly. East half of the
Southeast quarter of Section 81 in Tp 10 OF
Rance % East, ID and N so acres, $4,000,
and improvements on V ltaire Mine in section
e5 in TIP Is y ui II u. so. .0o;s4;62t3, loper
cent "einquency s.i6. Cost Of advertising s20o'
Total 81 ,0S19.
Estlte OF Mrs L Mitchell md the following
described property. East half of Lot 2 Of
Block 50 aud small house, Of and Divis-
ion, 800; s245, 10 per cent delinquency SIS,
cost of advertising -.
Totai $40.
II B Taylor and the blowing described prop
erty: South 90 fee & Of south so feet OF East
halt of Block % in Phillips division and dwell
ing house thersoa and furniture therein $3.50,
SIl OF, 10 per cent delinquency Sl.lO cost OF
Advertising =
Total Sli.l2lI.
John Ii Int am and the following described
property; small house and lot of Block 25 OF
Eusser's Division, sl00, S2.+5, Poll Tax -, 10
pei cent delinquency $50, cost of advei Using
g.
Total S.
EG Stevenson and the following described
Lots l and W NT : %
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FLO w L. l. -
= CA7 .
Floral Guide for 1873
Jus l-SgI E-.D,

Contains Cnlored Plates of the Al
pine Astor, Begonia, Dahlias Han>
mas, Clematis, Dutchman's zoe,
Pansles, Corn and Potatoes.
Descriptions and prices of th>- 'ury
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Charmer Pea
and Golden Nugget Corn, they
pleased everybody last year, Hun -
dreds of beautiful aud appropriate
quotations from the best authors
makes it The Poets Number. Every
lover Of a good garden should send
10 cts. FOR Guide, which can be de-
ducu.,d froin first order-costs no
hing. James Vick's Sons, Roch-
ter, \. Y. NIL
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-23

-DaB Der @eri@tsfaal fem Griibz
itidslotal 1T, bariiber 1T neult@ Elm
8erliner, ber elmer @eri4tsperbanoz
lung in Moabit als3ub6rer beigemobnt
bate, re9t einorin9li4 belebrt porben.
@Gbrenb ber @eri@tsbof (pierte
Straftammer bes 8erliner 2anbgert&t
y ii4 CUR 8eratbung 3uridge5ogen
bate, bolte elm I'M 3ub6rerraum be-
finbli@er, feingetleibeter 9err Elm 8utz
terbrob berpor, bas ct %per3ebrte. Dies
mar benz @orItbenben, 2anbgeri4tsz
ratf Braun, ange3eigt tporben. Ils
ber @eri@tsbof uieber erf&ien. tOuroe
Der erpdbnte 9err aufgeforoert, Dor
ben @i@tertif@ gu treten. per Worz
iibenbc bielt linn bas unge60rt9e bor,
ben @eri@tsfaal als Griibitudsitube gu
benuben unb ber @taatsanpalt bean*
tragic gar tpegen ungebiibr eine @eloz
itrafe bon BRET Mart. Ser @eri@tsz
bof lieb es biesmal nod bel elmer ELM
bringli9en @erparnung fem 8epeben
baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-23

- Cine luitige rGboleragef@t@te"
tpirb na9trdsli@ aus paris er3ablt:
Sur 3eit ber leBten @boleraept6emte
tpurbe Elm Tremoer, ber eben na4Partz
qetommen tpar, bon etnem Manne,
pel@er fi4 Tim a1s 8eamter Der @aniz
tdtspoliaet porftellts, angerebet unb &C.
frc~' ob er f@on bisinf5irt lei. @ls
bos perneint >purbe, erfu4te ct ben
Tremben, linn gum 3nede Der 9esin<
fettion gu folger, unb fibrte i'm mad
Der @ue %2alontatne nabe am 8abnz
bof. 6ier bradte man ben Probtn>
3ialen in Elm leeres 3immer, in nell
9em CT 1i@ enttleibete unb bic Sa4sn
benz @anttGtsbeamten iibergab, tpoz
rauf bie1er ii@ entfernte unb ben Gremz
ben alein lieb. Ser tpartete nun &C.
raume 53eit. Mls i'm absr gu frteren
begann, periu9te ct bic Sbir gu 0Fz
zen unb entbsdte, bah er etnsei@lofz
fen par. @r i9lug 2drm, unb ba
ite1te es 1i@ bsraus, bab CT etnem
@4minbler anbetmgefauen mar, ber es
ouf bic &leiber bes NUN &altz unb
8lobgeitel1ten abgefeben hatte.
- SIM &0bere1er Walbe in un9arn
3errifen WDlfe bret Srauen, bic i'm
@aloe 9ol5 gum 3et3en 1u@ten. Sn
ben DDrfern ber llmgebung tpagen es
bic 2eute faum, bic 9dufer au bertahe EN-,
ba bic f@redli&e &alte bic M01fe ungsz
beuer tiibn ma9t.
SIN @pringfielb, g., entz
9letlte In Tol9e elmer fall99eIteQten
Elm Sra4t5ug. Ncun Magen
tDurben 5ertriimmert unb ber Coo
motipfiibrer, ber 9ei5er unb Elm 8renz
Ter 19per berlsbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-23

anb nie6erwanbelnb, in lebbafter, fait
uneeitlmer Weile benz Wtdb@en bic
Uortbeile elmer eheliden Derbinbun9
NIT benz jun9en Qanotuirtb auseinun.
fett. Na&bem Ct seenoet. bleibt Ct ites
ben uno i4aut' ft an. sic 1T jest
blei4, aufaQeno bleId, uno ibre tptis
ben, i4immernoen 3dbn4en na9en an
ibrer unterlippe.
Sinh sic NIT n1einen a~lusfibrunsen
einueritanben ?" frast Ct uno tritt un'S
Geniter unb blidt ben S9palben mad,
bic 5'uiti&ernb b1rd. bic SUIT i1wirreu.
vSa," ftobt lie beruor, uno lire iontt 10
flberbeQe Stimme fl,nst fat raub. CT
luenoet lid raid INN. Ct bate bieieS
ga" ertuartet. uno bod empfanb Ct
bierbei idbl,nss einen Sti4 i'm 6erjen.
gr iiebt, tpie lire Bruit in rai@en
Gtbem5isen lid bebt uno lentt, e. iiebt
einise ,uloerlpenltise solbise 21d9eu,
bic auf benz m%armorpeiBeu Naden lid
10 rei3eno trduieln. 90 l@ldat lie bic
Guaen empor. uno elm ieudtidimmern,
Der, tuebmdtbiser Bid itreift raid iein
Sc i4t @ie cine Binbe idQt es bon
ieinen Nusen, uno er empfinbet auf einz
NAL Die 3aubersewalt oieier tbaufrii&eu
S96nbeit.
sic ,po0en alio !6errn Nrehm bel,
ratben, Jrdulein Mar'e?" fra9t Ct leiie.
SD muB ia, neil Sic Is bureaus
ipoqeu, neil es Sbneu eiue 6reube ~
MAIDEN ideint," ruft iie balb trobis, balls
i&mer3lia -.
.@eil i'd - i'd uia e." itammelt e.
uno tritt mieoer aus Jeniter unb lest
bic 3itteroe 9anb an feline po9enoe,
beise S@ldie, als mibte Ct ii@ auf St.
suaS beiinnen. =
l1no tuie CT 10 bajtebt, ba besinnt cine
6@ualbe 5u iineen. unb lie iin9t 10
ielis, 10 fr6bli4, unb Is tpirb babel benz
iinnenoen Wanue 10 tueb in Der Seele
barlber, bab Ct einem uieorisen @br<
eeij bas Q~ebensslid zines armen Wdo>
@ens opfern tpo1te. @o meb unb babe,
bod 10 ilb. SIT es m0sli@? 10 fiest
es inn our9 ben Sinn. Sag ,pirt(ia
In benz 3on ibrer Gimme, in ibren
@orten oas, ,uas er beraus9ebDrt ju
baben 9laubt? Ct mill @euiBbeit baben.
Gr ,penbet 1i9 Inn. @r m69te, -eben,
aber bic &eble 1T inn tpie 3u9ei9niirt,
uno MUIR oas einjise @ort: Marie -
entrinst ii@ ieiuen 9ippen. Nber es
tlinst mie elm jubelnoer @uf. llnb lie
f@auen ii@ beioe pl6bli@ an, LANCE unb
bur@orinseno uno ielis eritaunt iiber
bas @unoer, oas ii@ be9eben. unb Der
ber Ybiloiopb miro flbn. CT l4ld9t
1einen Nrm INN ibren 2eib, fie ruehrt es
ni@t. Da iintt ibr &6pf4en in bolber
@ermirruns an feline Bruit, unb er {iebt
ibre blauen Nu9en tpie 3tuei @terne I'M
ter9eben 90.
lnb bic Sdwalbe iinst INNER nod.
@as fie iinst? -. Der @rofe1or
luitert es benz Mdbden in bic 70 ise
Dbrmui@el: SD babe ben @reis mei'
mes Qebens errungen, Marie, o6ne
Mabe, obne DUAL, mie Elm. @dtterse.
i@ent if Ct mir in ben @@oob 9efauen.
Sest tpirb mir bic 8reisaufsabe, an ber
i9 ratios arbeiten MID, teine { ailoien
Md9te mebr bereiten. l1nb bas Motto
berielben tpiro nunmebr beiben: SIN au'
fonQ mar bic Qiebe...."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-23
Der Aleime 6 @Iaufppf.

Mutter: ,5ribfen, gu BAIT jebt
genug gegei7en - mesbal5 ptlit 99
benin no4 amet &n0bel haben?" -
Trib9en: ~Wetl unfer Qebrer geiagt:
bat, man 1oute nihts auf morgen perz
i@iekn, tpas ma beut' mod tbun
fann."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-23

Miiner madt, felt ct betorirt 1T! 2aB'
ibm bod ieinen Stern am @od -
i4 bab' bafiir meinen Monb am
&opf!"
.8eim@ d IN munterri4 t.
unteroff3ier: so aufgeblaien bteie
!9err'n @inidbrtgen ionit finb, f4pimz
men t0nnen iie bod ni@t!"
3 qef@eibte 8iabl. Wem
a'b0rft benn Du, 8iabl?-
Mein' @atern g'b0r' ~
unb mia baaBen f. Dein' @atern9 -
Sen boaben r mia MIL
ga, mia 1@ret'n r Or gum @Ken?
Nn' Siam bait ia b.!
ga 1@rei'n tie mir gar nit
9a ttmm i a 10!
6al19 berfanben. 9ausz
frau (3u i6rem eri t tir5li9 einoetretez
men Dienitmdbhen bonn 2anoe): @eft,
metn Mann 1T ni@t mobl- legen sic
linn beute @beno cine Sla1de ing
8ett!
Meii: MeiBmein ober @otbmein?
@olbfi39. ..9aben ste
aber Mnfi4ten, 9err @o.bbeimer! @l:
10, menr Elm an tdnbtger junger Men14
elmer ibrer SD9ter bon gan5sm 9er5sn
au9etban mdre....
Mber erlauben Sic mir, meme So9z
ter baben es nt9t nDtbig, aug 2lebe
gebetratbet gu merben!
unan9enebmes gu a M
mentreen n. @atte: 81 It es bentbar,