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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Some months ago the prevailing hard
times made the officers in command of the
Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythfas. think
seriously of declaring off the biennial en-
campment of 1884. 1t was then stated
that IF 1t were not that the encampment
was to be held in the national capital. 1t
would be abandoned" 1t was believed that
the attractions of the federal city. including
the hearty welcome always extended by the
citizens of Washington to visitors, would
cuft1ce 10 make the encampment success
IN point Of numbers. The event has shown
that the conclusion of those in command
was wise one. The knights are arriving
IN Washington even in larger numbers than
the most enthusiastic have recently esti-
mated Washington holds out a welcoming
hand TO the Knights of Pythias. The order
represents lofty sentiments of benevolence.
fraternity and patriotism. Its marvellous
growth since IL was founded In this city
thirty years ago is evidence that 1t possesses
a vitality based on virtue and high prin-
ciple. Washington greets its visitors as
knights; 1t welcomes them also as Ameri-
cans to the city of the nation. The citizens
have joined with the members Of the order
in preparing for the reception and comfort
of the Pythian guests. The capital city for
the time will belong to the knights Of
Pythias- Its many beauties. and places of
rare interest are theirs to enjoy. Even Con-
gress is here to add to the attractions of
the city. The wish of the citizens Is that
the visitors make themselves at home.
There are some of the city's guests, the
men comprising the Supreme Lodge Of the
order. that legislates in matters of ethics
and fraternal obligations for half a million
American citizens. who have more serious
business on hand than sightseeing. 1t Is
hoped. however. that these may draw from
their surroundings here in the national cap
ital a patriotic insl ration that will be
deeply impressed On the noble work Of the
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
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SOME OF THE TITLES ARE:

Crawford Window I'm Thrums, Rab and His
Friends, Vicar Of Wakefield, Idle Thoughts Of an
Idle Fellow. Tales From Shakespeare, Sesame and
Lilies, Ethics Of the Dust, Pleasures of Life, Scarlet
Letter, House Of the Seven Gables, Mosses From an
Old Manse, Twice-Told Tales, Bacon's Essays EN-
ersons Essays Qst and I'd series), Representative
Men. Thoughts, Of Marcus Aurelius; Discourses, by
Epictetus; Imitation Of Christ Addresses by Drum.
mond; Chesterdeld's Letters, Reveries Of Rache-
lor, Dream Life. Sartor Resartus, Heroes and Hero
Worship, Uncle Toms Cabin.
lbasement. .11th ST. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

The decorations displayed by the mer-
chants Of this city in honor Of the Pythian
visitors are not only liberal but tasteful.
The Pythian emblems are such as to per-
NIT with proprfety brilliant display of
color. The decorators have taken advan-
tage of this fact, and the scene is one of
ga1ety In ornamentation. which is profuse
without being misdirected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

This Is glorious Monday. Not only Is It
the day on which the Pythian encampment
begins, but 1t Immediately precedes the
peaceful period when the President and
the Senate will give each other a rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

III the exciting contest between Mr.,
sovereign and Mr.. Powderly for the last
word will keep suggestions toward SYM
pathetic strikes in the background, the
working man will have much to be thank.
full for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

men in Washington"-and they are many
were engaged in plotting against the life
OF the first republic in the Pacific Ocean,
and such conduct. in view Of public senti-
nent. would be no less than a crime As a
matter Of fact the commissions expedition
TO Washington was a complete failure,
Messrs. Parker, Wideman, Cummings and
Seward came here for the purpose Of per-
suading the President that he made no err
ror when he officially notified Congress that
the United States was responsible, by the
acts of its officers, for the reinforcement of
Liliuokalani and her subsequent lack of en-
ploymept. What the commission wanted
was a pension for Mrs. Don,enis, and that IT
did not succeed in getting. But the display
of assurance by Mr.. Parker indicates that
perhaps the administration may, by and by,
ask the nation to do something for the
kanaka lady who Is now without visible
means of support. Such thing would be
extraordinary, but not insrossible-not even
improbable. The administration has done
50 many strange things as to Hawaii that
no enc would really be surprised should its
srpposed conversion to republican doctrines
prove to be fictitious. 1t is suggested, as
feed for the thoughtful, that a pension plan
has really been formulated and that that is
why the President suggested AL income-tax
feature for the tariff bill. 1t would be emil
nently fitting to apply the proceeds of a
rcyalistic and class-creaiing tax to the sup
port of her down-falien majesty-the center
of the opium and lottery rings that have
been forcing Hawaii backward to saw
agery infinitely worse than that from which
the ancestors OF those now In power on the
Islands rescued them hundred years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Inc chinese have anticipated other ma
uohs IN almost everything. Their very gov
eminent Is reported to be in state of cor
ruption and unreliability. which represents
the logical result of Tammany methods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Some time after the first Of January next
the collector of internal revenue will come
to the conclusion that If Congress did not
pass the income-tax clauses of the tariff bill
Just for the purpose of annoying him, 1t
certainly succeeded in accomplishing at
least that much. 1t Is generally understood
In financial circles that strenuous effort will
be made by some of the many who deem
the tax rank injustice to secure its defeat.
on constitutional grounds. by the Supreme
Court of the United States. In New York.
some Of the brightest legal minds are
already engaged in preparing arguments to
which the Attorney General win be called
upon to reply. Lawyers of national prom
inence In other cities are, It Is averred, SIM
ilsriy engaged and will surely be heard from
before the tax Is levied. Legitimate opposi-
ton to the inequitable impost will be disap-
proved only BY those who do not pay direct
taxes themselves and are perfectly willing
to have other people contribute more than
their fair share to the support of the gov
eminent under an unjust and utterly indie
fensibie piece of legislative discrimination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Mr.. Quay need not regard as lost the labor
of compiling those speeches which were
never delivered. They will be just as good
for another session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

The President and Senator German are
physically indisposed at the same time, but
NO one has yet ventured to accuse the latter
OF cuckooism-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Bathing Suits Reduced.

Every Womens and Girls Bathing Suit in stock
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Girls Atwood Blue Flannel Bathing
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Women's Atwood Blue Flannel Bath
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sizes in the lot, but not all sizes of any
one style. This seasons goods.
Reduced from 50. 80 each to. ..,....... QlsI6
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Reduced from $500 each to. .... $500
At such prices it is worth your while to buy and
lay aside for next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

These may be some slight restrictions on
coal, iron, sugar and barbed wire fence.
but anarchists will continue to come in free.
as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

A great many members Of the House will
go straight home; straight as the crow
files.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Shirt Waists Reduced.

These prices will clear up the following lots
which small, but have all sizes In them.
Very Fine Quality Plain Blue and Pink
srs nsm Waist. that were $3.50 each soc,
Very Fine Madras Waists in checks and
stripes Of pink, blue, heliotrope and black,
;isrs3f sn ana r;s es sa An Sizes z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

To this Congress 1t is farewell" mo-
eau Ievoir"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

OIn order to avoid delays, on ac-
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not he addressed TO
any Individual connected with the Of
nee, but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business Department,
according to tenor purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
We Tea Drinkers.

BURcHELL's FAMOUS SPRING
LEAF TEA has counterfeits. For
your protection we now put 1t up In
pound and haif-pound packages. bear
ing the mime Of the proprietor On.
W. purcheli5.
0Ac,ept none but what comes
IN the original package bearing his
name. ONLY 60 CENTS A Pound.
0OEderE shipped TO ANYWHERE
N. w. BURCaELL, 1928 II ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Congregational ballad.
How useless is the struggle
Those moments to forgeti
Perhaps 1t would be better
If We had never met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Series,

Printed on fine paper, tastefully and handsomely
bound in full CLOTH unique design in silver side and
back, uniform binding and handy volume size.
Publishers Price, roc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
An Unkinl ElahOraf tim

"Blykins says his wife is one in ten"
so she is. She's the one and Blykins Is
the cipher"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
A MfsfOrtune.

The name Napoleon of Finance
He missed; twas rather rough.
He got some crooked cash, by chance,
But he didn't get enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
SHOOTING STARS.

Congregational ballad.
How useless is the struggle
Those moments to forgetI
Perhaps 1t would be better
If We had never met.
An Unl<ind Elaboration.
''Blykins says his wife is one in ten"
So she is. She's the one and Blykins is
the cipher
A Misfortune.
The name Napoleon Of Ffnance'
He missed; twas rather rough.
He got some crooked cash. by chance,
But he didn't get enough.
Day's Sport.
'Whur We bin?'' asked one rural sports
man.
"Fishin'." replied another.
Cit bitter"
"Yep.'
"Ketch anything?"
yep"
what je ketch?'
"Ketched the mosquito tibet gimme the
bite"
Moan From the SeashOre.
The breaking waves dashed high
The sight must truly thrill!
And yet for altitude those waves
Could never touch the bill.
An Impertinepce.
That was a beautiful composition" she
said. dreamily.
''Y-yes," replied the young man who
doesn't know much about music. ut was
pretty fine
Il wonder what key 1t is in
Its down on the program as a nocturne,
isn't it?''
Yes"
well. then, should think it would re-
quire night key"
And all that disturbed the air was the
feeble echo. of his own 'ha, ha."
Memorable.
Oh, the f1utter of the banners and the music
and the lights.
And the merching in the daytime and the
visiting O. nights;
The happiness of meeting some old friend
from far away
Makes you wish that you could linger here
forever and day.
There's solid satisfaction that Industrious
effort gives.
But it's in his recreation that a person
really lives;
And we'll each recall with pleasure till our
mortal days are DER,
The Pythian period 81. in 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
Where to Find the
Palais Royal.

OThe Pslais Royal ID northeast corner Of q
and 11th streets-not more than seven minutes
walk from the Evening Star newspaper ottce. which
Is corner of l1th st. and Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

OGooDs PURCHASED HERE WILL BE SAFE
LIZ PACKED AND SENT TO AMI PART OF THE
WORLD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
A Days Sport.

A Moan From the SeashOre.
The breaking waves dashed high
The sight must truly thrill!
And yet for altitude those waves
Could never touch the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Paper Weights. containing photographs Of places
Of interest here. Only ibc each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27

Aluminium Piacques with indelibis yiews Of The
Capitol. White HOUSE. etc. CSC each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-27
SOuVeniers.

Knights Of Pythias Sterling Silver Solvent,
Spoons. Only sl.e5 each.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Dermi1btes.

- QuS SOnf0pin9 in Scbneben nir6
9emeI6et: N6breno zines itarten Stltrz
mes bra9 in elmer in Ser 9fG6e Ser Stabt
g~elegenen Srrenanitalt Teuer aus. 0asz
ielbe Derbreitete ftb nit GROCER Sbneuigz
felt. Sanf3eDn BON ben Sniaiien famen
III ben Tlolnmen INN, nur bret tonnten gez
rettet tDeroen.
Ser S9unfoIopz Sfan6aG ntmmt tn
st. Petersburg einen ungeabnten umfong
al. Shirt S6untolotp beioB anf etnem
ietner 2anb0iter in Ser &rim cine 9roBe
vSabrtf", in welber sefGIibte 8anfnoten
bergeiteut tpuroen. gteben eintgen Derz
metnten @OeQeuten tparen oub mebrere
mtrtLibe Siriten unb @raFen aus WoSfau
unb petersburg nit benz 8ertrieb bes 9ez
fGli6ten 4apter8elbes beauftraet. SIN
betoen St6bten tpurben Dtele GoeQeute Derz
baftet, bic etn iippigeS 9eben fiibrten, un6
bic i'm 8erOabte iteben, S9untoLom's
W1itl6uGbi9e 81 ietn. Scr 2eBtere tpur6e
in &onitantinOpel, ipoDin ct it9 9efliibtet
bate, bon tlirfti6en @e6eimpDlt3i1ten Derz
baftet. !3tpei bO19eiteOte 8eamte in Nfoss
tau iinO arg blOBgeiteut un6 6iirften glei6,
fails feitgenontmen tperben. Sn einem
0rtltDtrdlt109en TLHo WuTOeI penn WLuQS>
ipiel gefGlidte 8anfnOten i'm 8ertbe BON
100000 8ubel in 8eiblag genommen; le
itommten ebenfanS aus S3untOGOm's
v8a6rit".
- vWtoOame gilbert, S9neiberim fir
6un6e", 10 itebt auf benz Tbtri9tlbe zines
neuen Nteliers, 6aS 6teier Sage in 8artS
erOffnet worOen lit. SIR oie 6unoe Der
y6auptitobt Der Melt" bat cine S6nci6ez
rim Elm Electromagnetic uno Elm Qttelier elm
geric6tet, in tpelcbcm bte Sreun6e Der Ween=
Ibeu nit alien @bren urb nit Ser grOBten
60flidbfeit empfangen iuer6en. Sin iebr
bIbicb m06lirter Salon itebt ben niebltdbert
nterbeinigen @ei60pfen 5ur 0erfiguns ;
bier finben Ie AUDI Gin Buffet, 6as nit
6unbe3tpiebad uno nit Dielen on6eren
6unbele6ereien ret6li6 berieben 1T. Die
8eftber ober bic aGrtlt9en 8eiiBerinnen Der
6unbe tDnnen in benz Ntelier Der Waoame
gilbert fir ibre 2ieblin9e NIeS betommen,
mas ie MIR wini9en. Sa, es tperben ibner
auf 8erlangen logar Elm 6un6ezM obetOur=
nal unb 9r0bcben bon Stoffen fir 6unbe=
flei6er ms 9aus 9ei9i6t. @os ion man
nun ba3u iagen?
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Der Popfenmarft.

@ie 6te brewers Review mitt6eilt,
itimmen bic Nfocbrj6tcn aus alien Gbeilen
bes 2anOeS barin i~iberein, haB bic Sage bes
6opfenn1artteS cine ungep0bnltcb gebrifte
lit, tnbeu1 bic 81 er3ielenoen Breiie Ben
8robu3enten faum ir9enb Delden NuBen
Ialien. Ser bO9ite 9reis, peldper erreiht
puroe, 1T 1O3c., bocb erfproert eS aus
uabnlSpeiie feline @nare, I'M 10 DteL 81
bringen. 0teie irbelicn lit in gutter 0facbz
frage unb b~e6auptet ii9 i'm Bretic. &ieIe
Telber BADEN bur9 Snieften unD SbimmcG
ibner 9%elitten, un0 cine Nn5abl BrDou>
aenten perben Bic 9an3en Telber umpfliiz
gen, bOA lit BET 8erluit, peI6en ie erletz
ben, ni6t 10 beoeutenb, bd fte S%e5tpungen
gepeIen letn mir6er, gu BEN 6errlbenoe1
8retlen, 5. b. Z bis SIC. unb ielbit barunz
ter gu Dertaufen. SpGtere 9tacbri6ten aus
benz State Stem OOrt bertbten BON elmer
lebbafteren NoAfraSe, bocb baben @reiie
in 8ol9e 6eiien feline Stetgerung erfabren
unb itebt iolcbes oub DorIGuft9 nicht in
NusIt9t. Cine fletne Grmutbigung fir
ameritanti9e Brobu3enten mag III Der
3batla6e gefun6en tperben, 6aB Die Grnte
in Oeuti6lanb UNI 81 Wiuionen 8furo
gu fura ausftel unb mer0en Die beIten
6opfen, beren Waense tnoeiien btnter ben
@rtportun9en suridbLteb, meiitens fir ben
@rport e~efauft. 0ieie Qtrt Waare 1T bern
AUDI in Der Shat Die etn5t9e, nit melber
@eib6fte get9an nurben, unb 6Gn6ler loz
tpobI tpte 8rauer meigern it6 bartnGdt9,
auBer fur auSgeiu6te 8artieen Elm An8ez
bot All n0den.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Kleie uno protrieheu ais nTaits
futter.

Die bon BEN 8eiibern me6rerer Ma6Gs
miblen in WtnneapoliS 3u Dem 3mede am
geftenten 9eriu6e, BEN g~tGbrwertb BON
&leie BEL Der Wditung bon &tnbpteb feftz
5uiteuer, baben oa8 GrgebniB 9eltefert, 6aB
bic WtdItrng BON Ginbpte6 nit Glete unb
BrGtrte9eu auetn mn, por3iigLi9 9eltngt
u1o has 0amtt er5er9te 6leilb bon DDrtreff>
It6er 8ei6affenbeit it,. Sun porigen Wtat
purbe etne Nn3abI Stiere 81 9~enannten
8eriuben GuSgenGb(t unb nGbreno Der
9auer bon 4 Wtonaten nit NIGHTS an6erem
ais &leie unb 8rairte6e1 9efiittert. Sic
froBeu ie Sur6i6nittIi6 - 9funO &Iete
per Sag, geuannen lie tdgIib 2 9funb at
@etpidt unb ais ite geicblabtet mur6en,
3et9te es it6, b6B bas Slctl1 A $50. l mar.
Sn 2tnbetro6t beS %ltmitanOe8, baB Sic
Sltterun98Derlucbe mGbrcnO elmer !3ett
auSgefibrt tpur6en, in nelber bte Sltegen
am i3ltmmiten tuaren, miiien bic @rgebz
ntiie bO6 befrieOi9enbe Q~eltannt tper6en.
IS miro in 8e3u9 auf 6te Tittterung bon
&lele nod Guf etnen anberen ltmitanb binz
9ewieien unb Der 1T, oaB &leie tpegen tbrer
&et6balti9fctt IN Brotetn bel Strobz o6er
Otaisitengel76 Gdiel iO3uiagen OaS Glei9z
gentcbt beriteQt un6 beBpegen Dem W2aiS
por8u3ieben 1T. Qtuf Der anSeren Settle
fam aber au6 nicbt in Nbre6e 9eitelt ner>
ben, 0aB, penn nobe benz S9luB bcs
WGitun9sprO5eiies WtaiSmebl, nit &lete
uto 6eu Derobretbt, 9efiittert tptrb, @ritez
res pegen ietner bic MtGitung fOrbernben
Gt9eni9aften bon srOBem Mertbe 1T.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
slnOere Seiten, omOere @enf6en.

8ie ii9 bic 3etten Glbern! &or flint
Sabren 6dtte Baron 0ertes es nibt gez
tua9t, in elmer ei1aigen StraBe Sic @onz
5eifton gum 8au elmer eIeftrticben 8obn
nit obcrtrOii3er 2eitung 3u berlangen
beute b~erlan8t ct ite i3effeltDeiie. 8or
finf Sabren bGtte tein Stabtrat0 eS gez
pa8t, Elm ~ein3t9eS BrtbtIe9tum gum 8au
elmer SroueDbabn SIT ertbetIen heute err
tbeiIt ct ite 3u 9uben6en. 8or 3pet Sab
rem baben 0runb6eitBer tn Ser Soutbport
NOenue ge8en BEN 8au elmer elettriiten
8abn, pelbe Oiev Nortb Sbore @lectric@omz
panp" plante, @tnipru6 erboben un6 i'm
oerbinoert; beute bat OerfeS 6te GrIaubz
nib oa3u obne WtOerre6e er6aIten. 8or 5
Sabren bat iib bic State StraBe auf Ser
gtorbieite 9egen ben 8au elmer &obelbabn
geipcrrt; beute erb6lt ie cine eleftriIAe
SroueDs8abn. limb mas Oerfes nob niht
8etpa9t bat 81 berLangen bett 8au elmer
StroBenbabn in Der Ga Sale Q[nenlte lem
ietts oes 6IuiieS, boS for6ert iebt bic
vGbtca9o General Gai[tpaD COMPANY"
burcb tbren BrGitbentcn, Ben GongreBabg.
Wtc9anlt, nit Der rnberfrorenitcn Miene
bon Oer 8elt. Otan iiebt, sic .3etten an
bern iteb nnO nit i6nen bic Meniben; nur
better tperben ie nibt, tmmer ible9ter,
INNER utoeri6amter un6 rii6ft6tsGOier.
Dem WfcGann mirb iibri9ens gerfe8 ibon
ben SpaB oerbcrben, nibt aus lGnmutb
Hber Die &eri3anOun8 Ser I90nen Ga Suue
A0enue; nein, berartige @efi6lc begt
Die 8ruit 6e8 &a6elbarons ntht, ionbern
nber bic 6re86eit Mc@ann's, fi6 auf Der
ytorOleite Ge3te an3umaBen, bic nur i6nt,
Dem Baron, gebit6ren. 9ie ga Sale
Sosnue bat gertes fir Die .3utunft aufs
9eipart.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
nIttteI 9e9en SdmeineAoIera.

ga in berI9tebenen Staten bes @eItens
in i~iin9iter 3eit Die @bOLera unter BEN
S6petnen mebr ooer minber bS5artt9 quiz
8etreten lit, 10 in bielen Counties in SIT
noiS, in T6etlen bon Snbiana, S6io,
Wi6igan, &aniaS, Soma, AUDI in3entuGp,
Winourt II. /. No., 10 Mag bier auf Elm
Wttttel aufmertiam seutacbt tDer5en, tpelz
hes friber in 6bnliben T6uen nit gutem
@rfolg on9ctpenbet iporoen lift. BUR Bez
quemlt9feit 6er S4peine3H9ter unb 2tpoe
tbeter itnb bier bic Itan1en Der eiu3eInen
8eitG1Otbetle ber Mfti6un9 IN englti9er
Spra1e angegeben:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

- @enn Der 9roi4tenfuti9er Sbepz
arb DER ibrtgens bet Sobn ~unieres alien
8efannten bon ser Sherman 6ouiez@6e
unb ni3t ber 2tLte ieIbt if), tuie ct gGaubt,
BON O'Molep gei9oIien norben lift, ipeiG
ct Iber bos 9ebeime Treibeu Der &otte in
Der MartetitraBs 9emuBt bat, 10 pirb es
iebr intereifant iein gu erfabren. mas ct
eisentIi9 tueiB. IebriSens, befirbten mir,
le9t it9 Sbepar6 gu bieI 8i9ttgteit BEL.
0'0toueD bat i'm in einem Qnfluse bon
Geufelet un6 I'M S9napSbuiel 9elboiien.
@inen 3eu8en, ben maj aus Dem 8e8e
-boben min, i@ieBt man ntdt 10 gon3 ges
md6Ii9 erit in bic 9an6 uno 6ann in Ote
&niei6eibe. Sbeparb baui9t it6 ieIber
auf un6 miro BON ben 3eitunSsLeuten, bic
i6n auspumpen, ouf8ebaui9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Wer lo0t 0o2
5Ur ollie }reurOO OGS 6umOrS-unb mer 1T es ni6t2-0in Bu6
5ur Cr5etteruN9 uOO 5ur Oerf6eu6ung 60(er Caunen.
Die Somilie 3udhhol5>
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