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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

C,HFRIFFS SALE - FIRST NATIONAL
= Tnnk Of Helena Montana plaintiff. We John
teinmstE aud Lena stsinm ,tz, his wife. defend
ante.
Uuder and 10y virtu, OF an order u sale ard
decros OF force losure aud sale issued out Of the
district court OF the FIRST ndioial district OF tho
state OF Montana ia and Tor the county ~ Lew =
and CLARKE on tho let day OF NAY. A. ID 1874.
in the shove entitled sctiou, wherein Fret Va
tionAl aus Of Helena Montana. the above
named plaintiff. Oh ained judgment ana de-
cree II foreclosure ana fala against John stein-
metz and Lena -telnmotz. his wife. deienianta.
on tbs sOh day o. Iri A. D.. 1894, TOT the sum 81
SSfl8. 81. bes.dss Interest. costs and attorney =
fees. VII Oh said decree was. on the IN day 81
hpi,. a o.. 1874 recorded IN Judgment book
NJ. ~ said court a. page am com
manded 90 cell all that certain lot. piece
or arasl II land sit Ato lying aud being IN the
county Of ieWi- ami clarke state OF hontsnA,
add bounded and described a. foll0Wr. to wit.
los numbered uius .gl and teu luI In block
six hundred ami two COZ IA the HObacE and
Annon add ton O. the city 81 Helena
together with all and singular the teEements.
hnreIlfAments and sppurtenancns thercuntU DO
longing or IN EnyWise apporta ming.
Pubic notice ~ hereby gwen. that Ga Iues-
day the ~ day - Nay. A ID. iH9l. ~ "a
n'olocs m. - that day AZ tho front door % tho
court house. elena. Lswis and Clarke county.
Montana / will. IN obedience 10 said order 81
srle and decree n foreclosure ard sale, sell IA
above described pro orty. or 80 much theroof a.
may D. necessary 10 ehfis sail Judgment. With
interest and cHrts 90 the highest au1 bfbt nd
der for cash in haud
Given under my hand this Ii day Of h'J'
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
TnED T. Hess. udos sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12
LIGHT ANe AIRY.

When the atmospheric forces and all that sort
OF thing
Bring the cold and cutting winter season here.
Aud the iridcscent sncwilakca OF which the po-
cts sing
Chase themselves ir chilly frolio through tho
air,
When the winds are penetrating and the frost
Is on the ground,
And pedestrian locomoton's rather slow;
When tho cars are half an hour late whenever
homeward bound
Because the horses can't get through the
snow,
Then the voice Of man arises, and he tells
funny tale
As Co how he loves the gentle summer days.
When Lle flowers nod and whisper in the love-
ly hawthorn dale
And hc basks beneath the smiling suns
bright rays.
Rut when the whirligig Of time brings gentle
summer" on,
And he willis and melts beneath the scorch-
lnc disk.
The inconsistent mortal sings another kind Of
song
As 10 how he loves the winter. cold and brisk.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

DROPOsALs FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Il ufcs - Constructing Quar'ermastor. hei
ems MontanA MAY r. 1874. aaled proposals.
viii be- roceired NJ this otfCa uutfi Monday. june
IL fsHt o. O'Clock. noon. and opaued immedl-
afely thsreafe - ia pre- noe 81 Attending bihd7fr'
for cone rneting GA tho sita 81 tort Harrison.
near helena. hontsuE. abe seis officer .
quart r.. D guard houfe. douh harrack' dou-
lie at y. q. \ officer quarters. stable. hak
nry. ] storrhous. all - brick. sad scale hnuHe.
frame buf ldins. alHo proposals Tor plum Fl.
steam heating and ga piping uor ION - said
huIldIngs fepsrafe BIDS fo Iulfoi Tor cuusirur-
ton pIumbiug. heating and ga piping. ali IA
accufdancs Nifh plsuH ami spe- inca tisuH which
may H. seen q this office. snd In cities desis-
mated in bidder circular.
Ilauk forms Tor proposals circular 90 bidders
and othsr uoosasalT Information will bs Iur-
| ntshotl ON Application 20 the unusrsiz uad The
GOV efumanf re.afsss tue night o. o. oct any q
hid- or arts thereof end TO wAivs trrhuioal 30
| fscta Envelopes containing pfonuaAis should
D. markell "lroursas tor tulidluFs' fui
plumhtug. heating or gaa piping. a. the cass
i may - aud adfressed 4 Geo =. hoyt. captain
and asst quartcrmastef. u. h army.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Tor more than thirty years ArtcocK's Po-
Hors PtasTrus have been doing their bens-
acen; work, relieving pain. inspiring men.
women anu cAild en- With nsu hone and
now courage
Pain is a great discouragsr when all
10 musc.es Hr- sore 10 ia hard 40 keep uu
hope. Atfe0"E'H PoAor- FlAsrEIa aud pain
have ~ riluits Tor each other. one or the
Other muit yi-ll. an pain u tle one 60 be
defeated.
facsd high 90 betWesn the shoulder
BLADES ems on the chest they Rre IA sure cure
f"- c1nslt. on Abe pIt % tue sfom oh they
eve lnd gsstion; over the muscles they
lleFf ftfalus Eui stiffness Wherever
iirfe % t.rentgs fhev spothe and cure.
i-tt h. II's liIfs 30 uot lniure the sys-
ten.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

between them. History, both sacred aud
profane. 10 rsplsts with references 90 this
method Of four-msking Then came some
Improvement 20 that by giving the up or
stone a rotor motion animal rover could
b, utilized. The past few years that have
been 90 prolific Of improvement have. how
ever. seen a complete change IN all this
and the eontrss, between the methods OF
modern milling and that OF an 90 lier day
10 a. great as any that can be imagined.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

DrinR TO your mind's eye the pisture Of
woman Of the past century working laboTi-
ously making the family -four wi b the
crude implements then in vogue. aud then
visit STORY a CO.'S modern mill where
the celebrated Saskatchewan" aud Mon
tsnA Bslle' Flours are made and you will
oalixs what the paat few yea . have done
fot the Flour making industry.
With tho best wheat obtainab,e anv-
whore. aud a mill modelled after thu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

that the progress made during this century
has been az ersa, as that Of all previous
time.
LIS not 30 long since each family
made its own -four. and made IL mach the
asme ne 10 was made a. the time OF the
nood That H. the same crude. primitive
means were used TO grind the grain 20 -four
viz A Stationary. hollow stons into
which another stone was made 20 A. and
BY rolling. the grain was rsluoed TO aour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

coptibls. The Nineteenth Century. how
eve. stands out prominently a. one OF IN
interrupted and unrarallslled advance
msnt. Take for instance the developmsn'
Of electricity. By means OF which time snd
spaes have bsen annihlated. The rail
road. thst brings the uttermoh parts 81
tho "a Ga vithia easy reach. Tho bar
Messing of that giant steam which has
become a willing servant OF man. We do
not think We ovsls,aIe she matter in saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

J. ... Grr-s 90 a.f 800 b w1y fo nttrnc'
t'f'uf. u nu tAr -'rCct sou viii win
neither adm ration Lur envy. and the q
marks your alpcamaor viii elicit would
rfH'.. N.u a Iaur 81 mort ncaflon could
sou l.lr them a startling sfyle ~ dress
viii tend tu cmpiuHgc whatever had
rui.f- E1u may hrfr uud bring into
prominence the defects Sou an -crking 90
lIdr Observe tho next woman who at
TRACTS attention on account uf her notice.
aulr -ttlror dr,r- and -.oif 30 o. not the
o1se -Nrw YORK Telegram
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

mos, improved and modern plans they
nre able 90 guarantees their "SAsKATCH-
EVAN" aud MONTANA BELLE"
F.oufs 10 q ne good or better than any
thing on the market
Try a sack and be convinced Of its snpe'
iorlty. Every sack alike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Mrs. Tomkins-Mrs. Iabsley has had
such an experience Arrested for shoplift-
Ing. All q mistake of course.
Mrs. Jeukius-I suppose she must have
been very much aunoyedf
Mrs Tomkins-Not at all. The papers
all said she was "of progressing appear
ance Tit Bits
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Mr.. Newcome invited young Mrs. Smith
" step IN 10 dinner
Hadn't | better 70 home and make my
self pretty'" asked Mrs. smith
"Oh, no, dear. Come just as you are. -
Youth Companion
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12
PAST AND PRESENT.

That "rrogres,' has besn the watehword
Of the century jest closing, - evidenced by
development in the arts ard sciences. that
have waited for tue Nineteenth Century 20
troduce the man ana the hou' that woald
bring them ncarer perfection.
There have been periods IN the past When
the wheels OF progress moved so slovlv that
ths 10 ward movsmsnt was sclrcslJ per
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Old Gcntleman-Thcrc Is something
wrong with that Slot machine in there. 1t
claims 10 tell your correct age. am over
20, and IL made me ont 30.
Hotel Clcrk-That machine is for ladies
only. You will find better one in the bill
lard room. New York Weekly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Tailor-Did / understand you 10 say,
sir, that YOU wen going 10 get married in
this dress suit
Castlcton-Yes you did
Tallor-Thcn who shall ] send the bin
to'-Clothicr and Furnisher.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Husband-W here ia thunder did you get
that coats DO Cts you like a potato sack.
Wife delighted Does 10 really. dear?
wa 30 afraid 30 wouldn't be- quite upto the
Etyle-Chicaro Record
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

It's in the spring a man sits down TO read the
almanac:
'Tis in the spring lac puts himself upon the
mental rack
It's then he turns with terror into his case TO
look.
BE finds himself possessed of all the symptoms
ia the book.
Washington Star
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III the spring a young mans fancy
Lightly turns 10 thoughts 81 how
Hc can get the suit he's utter
Without paying for it now.
Detroit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

iLs hsif Is falling cut. or tufuiag gray.
fsquirlng siimaiaut with nourishiug AID
ca.oring food Halle Vegetable h.c.Iaa
Il u Remover . just the specific
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Some er these days.
When the good times come,
Tho cashll Jingle,
An Wen all gt some.
But it's jes' a. well.
-..t When there's cash 20 raise.
'~ Not 60 bank too heavy
On "some er these days"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

BY quitting business early he
May miss both wealth and fame.
His wife may scnld.
His meals grow cold.
But Lo saw the baseball game
Washington Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Doctor-Well, my fine little fellow, you
have got quite well again. was sure that
the pills / left for you would cure you.
How did you take thcm, in water or in
cake
Tommy-Oh. I used them in my blow
gun Texas Sihings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Reggie-Do you mind taking my left
arm. Miss Amy. when weAgo walking
Miss Amy Certainly not. What is the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

MINNESOTA
Wilbur Tsbbils ..... . Merchants Hstsl. St Pail
willard s. Dsnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Eau
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

uy ono Of tboss 81 umbrella. Al Tas Ice
1.-Two. lou vail szgo 81 Ter cent
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UTAH
WASHINGTON.

/ CALIFORNIA
&. c wnbur ........ II laee Hotel San FrAnelsoo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

special larsains 10 indist muslin underWsar
e. 10 Bes Hive fhis 0fek.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

Reggie-It is 50 damp out you know
that have TO hold up my frock coat with
my richt hand -Clothier and Furnishcr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

"Dey tells me Brer Johnson is suin de
preacher in jestice court
t4Dat .,sr
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TIME TABLE.
Trans Move as Follows;
ARRIVE At nFLENA.
No. o. Atlantic K1press oastbound i2:2s .. m
No, "a o Pacific I xpress. westbound Sis =. m
No. 2. butte Local. daily except sun
day .................. ........... 6lO ?. m
pgPsRr FROM HELENA.
No. "a Atlantic Express. oastbor nd. 1885 p. m
No. 22. tactic Express. west bound BIS y. m
40. ]. Butte Local daily, except Sun
day ...................... ............ $50 a IN
For further particulars, maps, folders. rates,
etc. call At or write 10 our othcs.
&. ". PITTS. ity Ticket Agent
WM HARDER. General Agent
Helena. Mont
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-12

"Yes. Lost his razor when dey was bap-
tizin him an couldn't 90 TO de strawberry
party ATLANTA Constitution.
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Thomas r. Oakss Henry C. PAynA
Henry {. Rouse. Receivers.
a. O. AZ
PACIFIC a. r.
Runs Through Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH.
FARGO.
GRAND FORKS
and WINNIPEG
AND
HELENA.
BUTTE.
SPOKANE
TACOMA.
SEATTLE.
PORTLAND.
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars
TIME SCHEDULE.
n EFFECT SUNDAY. NOV. H. 1875
rRatss ARRIVE At HELEsA.
No l. Pacific NAL ae,t bound 5000. s25
/ ho.2 Atlantic Mail east bound .-..... Is A. N
i No =. harysvtlia sCroufuod % - ~ -
No. g. Mickos. boalcsr anh klkhorn
Recommendation dary rEcspt uA-
no iI2 Rimin. miIsd. Monday. only SOP. "a
1HAI,s DEr.ar FHoM HElEuA
I No. l. Ircihc Mai. wet ioun8 ....... gs3 a y
f,o. 2 tiautir NAL u4.f hount g-1 e -
No. T. harirsille rccomm"d.t On ESQ - -
f No. o.. Wickss. boulder and tlkhora
accommodation DAILY eueDt sun
No. iol Iamiai mi1sd. Monday. only io.sl a a
Tor Information. time esrds maps All uoss'
call Un or Nrits
x d EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA MONTANA.
OBJ
CHAS. S. FEE, G P. & 7. A.,
IT. PAUL MINI
Up. FISHERS
kEwsPbPE3
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NJ hEECHASIS KNCHASGE
San THANCIsCO.
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Thomas r. Cakes. Henry c. PAynA
Henry {. Rouse. Receivers.
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cal On or vita
x d EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA MONTANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
Dr.. Lvon's Perfect Tooth Powd|
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth ana
ouri6es the breath. Used by people
Of refinement for over a quarter OF
a century. Sold Everywhere.

That's one OF her virtues. ! told you she q cu'
her Europe short to see the piece 80
II remember" Evelyn replied quietly, she
thought Of the large no'.d woman as she ndu
appeared in the box that night. Mrs. Ewing
reminded her a little of Mrs. wilson, there was
the same superabundance of mature beauty the
same air of being perfectly AT case oi ,hastesy
over the situation. the same quzzlcai iooh III ',ie
ewes the same yelled determination In the smil-
ing mouth They evidently belonged TO the same
type Of woman Of the world.
Ewing had elapsed into silence ana TO start MN
talking again Evelyn asked: rs she here now
your MOTHER
NO" he replied. shes gone back Some
friends Of ours are going to spend me winter IN
/ Florence and they persuaded her 10 go If she
/ were here | should ask her TO call on you. .
But she wouldn't Ike To know an actress.
she said. trying and failing to assume playlul
manner. ,,
"Oh. now: ! see I've given YOU an entirely
erroneous idea Of my mother. These foolish niue
social preudces aren't part Of herself. her real
self That's one Of the things couldn't realize
when / got back from Europe. That's why IL
/ took us so long 10 understand each other My
mother had the misfortune To be bred In society,"
TO the narrowest kind OF life human being can
lead But If YOU knew her you'd see how much
better she Is than her surroundings. he laughed.
you'd be a benefactor. You'd cure her of some
of her prejudices. just as you've cured NE OF a
great many" $500
I'm afraid have a great many myself she
said with a smile.
You wouldn't be half so interesting n You
I,
life You know that are most interesting. II Is
only the things that suggest perfection
Tin afraid you're saying that to console me-
she said with smile.
Now If the Mater were perfect" he went on.
81 never should have quarreled with her. SO l
should never have really known her. You see
In fearful optimist."
you aren't In your stories
"Oh. but told YOU III changed lately. From
now on shall be the most optimistic OF optimists.
I'm convinced that it's the only way to be truth
full"
At the station they found n small crowd and
Ewing walked down TO the train with Evelyn.
You wise TO secure your berth In adj
vance" he said There's always n good many
passengers FOR Boston Saturday nights
He gave her bag in charge of a porter and
offered her his hand
IT'S only 'au revoir." he said. II shall think
Of you tomorrow in the city Of self-consclous
excellence. I'm sorry for the cause 81 your jour
ney. But 7 hope you'll be glad to get back"
He looked down AZ her and smiled. showing HIS
fine white teeth behind his mustache. She
! looked up at him and he could see her eyes
glistening behind her veil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
TIE RTGLE CALL.

Mary Stewart Cutting in Happenchance.
Y3ave YOU heard the troops a-marching!
Marching marching. -,
o my soul to hear the busie ana 'he io'e 'o''
OF the drum -. III. .,.c
TN the nil and down the valley. can hear MS step
Refore YOU see his scarlet coat. I'll know my
love has come.
81 can see the troops marching,
Slowly. slowly, . -,
As they near. the pale leaves tremoIe at inc
coming of that band; ., ,...- ,,r,o
blast nor drumcall =, -. .uor.
A silent host they pass from sight into silent
land
Nay hear the bugle calling
Calling. calling,
o the footsteps Of my soldier. car count them
As time mine 10 the echo. hill and over
valley -, -
am marching. marching ever. to that unseen
bugles CALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

odous to her. though in this instance she b.
lieved Miss Gordon had justice on her eide.
Thank you. dear Just let me give YOU one
good hug to relieve my feelings There on I'm
SO happy. I'm so happy. Now Evelyn johnson
you're a witness-you just listen 70 what I'm
going 10 say Not II live to BE- hundred-not
If | live to be a hundred will ever marry again
There now, d. you hear that? We'll, Just rmem'
her and II ever do marry" she cried. opening
the door and stepping out into the corridor,
'.why-why you can just say I've gone Sat
mad"
She ran away laughing and moment ate
Evelyn could hear her beautifully moduAne
voice floating from the stage.
CTo be continued)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

"Vantine's KOmpeitos," delicately
Favored CONNECTION. In dainty porcelala
Jars, 15c. each.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-17
Scs MiethefS 0a6e.

Stun. oantet 9(le Gott ! Seierlid
oran9en Die &ldnge Oes i9Dnen @bO=
rals binein in bic geDHneten Senite,
elmer parterrewobnung Der oltbapeldn=
bil6en Srti6aft 8elten uno in Die Sb=
rem oes iiberrai6ten Sauswirtbes.
Gin StGno6en" - 10 Iagte li6 Deriel=
be lno 900 ieinen 8ratenrof an. vGi=
ne 9lnerfennung meiner Seroienlte lin
bas 8obl ber Orti6aft", oa9te er Iib.
Stun banfet 9llle @ott. - Gum
s,peiten Male bob na9 tur5er Weile Die
Mulit bieielbe WeiIe an uno 10 gum
britten uno gum pierten Ntale uno un=
sdblige Male, cine ganse Stunoe lang.
Die gr0Bte gButb padte ben Sauswirtb,
als iein Ylif auf einen ieiner 0tietbe,
fiel, tpel9er auf iein @ebeiB an oemiel=
ben Sage bic Wobnung perlallen muBte.
Sobn i'm 9rinienoen 8lif, f6menfte
berielbe, tpel6er Die Mtulifbanbe beitell1
unb inltruirt bate, Den Sut uno 5oq
an Der Spibe iener BON bannen. Nod
einmal ertlan9 es = ugfun oanfet ole
@Dtt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-17
&an,pf sipiSGest Ste9erm atmo
QSetfsett.

Satperspille, Gp., IL. Oft. 9luf
einem GrcurlionsSuge, Der 9eltern 9fa6t
bon bet yTair" in SmensborD 5uriif=
febrte, muroe bon elmer Shaar betrull=
fener Neger Elm mDroeriI6er Gampf
peruria6t, in oem lie ielbit ben &iirse=
rem 3ogen. IS beibt. oab iieben yte9er
tpot pom &fplabe setragen nurben;
ibre @e9ner, mebrere peiBe Semobner
inter Siibrung bon 9eputD Marfball
8urlington, famen nit lei9ten Terle=
bungen bapon.
9luf Der &iiffabrt bon Der Tair mar
Den 9legerr Der 3utritt 81 ben Waggons
Der weiben Sabraaite pertpeigert wor=
ben, ppriiber Die grIteren, Sumal 1ie
bur6 iibermdBigen GenuB BON Seuer=
maHer aufserest maren, in groBe Wutb
serietbe1,. Gurs Dor 9lnfunft auf Der
Station Ppners, nenige Wteilen bon
bier, unternabmen Die Ne9er etnen 9ln=
lturm auf Die Derbotenen Ma9gpns.
DeputD=Wtariball Burlington trat ibnen
entgegen, ipurbe aber IofDrt nit &ebol=
peri6iiIien empfangen. SieB mar oas
Signal au einem al9elneinen SdieBen.
Sin babies 9ubenb meibe Sabrgdite
unterltiibten ben 9eputp= =Maribaa unb
bor ibren moblae5ielten S6iiiien muB=
ten bic Nn9reifer Ii1 5uriifSiebell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-17

. u /,
uccyebt iibt er babeim unb pergebi
fdbon bor Jrerbe," benft fie, bingegen
iibt ct in Der aneipe unb freut iih ins
stpifhen iiber Ndberltegenbes.
Oas gilt bon anfri9ttgen, nns
tpobnpolIenben perIonen, aber Inn ipte
piel qrDber mub bic Sduibung fein,
tpenn man uns abli4tlt9 eine trrtge
Meeinung beibrtneen min. Da bat
man benn gut n3pif9en ben 3eilsn
lelen", man bleibt bod INNER Der 8e>
prelIte! sSemMpben aus 8rtefen beir@
tbeilen, 1T Elm reat gepagtes Inter.
fanssn, unb 5nr freien Wthenibdft
erboben, gebDrt es gu iener it1 aut
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