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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
FRANK P|XLEYs CAREER.
He Was a Conspicuous Figure
in Public Life of California
for Years.
FORCE OF HIS ELoQUENcE.
Charles Warren Stoddard Says
Plxley Would Have Become q
Roman Catholic.

Frank M. Pixley was so well known and
took such an active interest in public af-
fairs for so many years, that many stories
illustrating incidents of his career, are told.
Swasey's book entitled early Days and
Men of California" contains an interesting
chapter descriptive of Mr. Pixley. This
sketch gives the year of Pixley's birth at
1928, and the birthplace Westmoreland,
Oneida County, New York. He was edu-
Gated by Ethan Allen Hopkins, a private
tutor from Hamilton College.
Mr.. Pixley completed his education
under the tutelage of Mr.. Hopkins, at the
Roundhouse, in the village of LIE Roy, Gene
see County, N. Y. He studied law in
Rochester with the firm of Smith & Roches-
ter, and concluded the course of studies in
Detroit, Mich, under William Hale. He
was admitted to the Supreme Court of
Michigan in 1847. In 1S49 he came to Cali
fornia across the plains.
Mr.. Pixley began his career in this State
as a miner, working for two years in e.
Dorado County and on the North Fork of
the Yuba. He began the practice of his
profession at Sacramento, but came to San
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
SAID TO Be HYPNOT|zEO,
Strange Conduct of Kate Dur
bin in Judge Campbell's
Court.
She Denies Her Father and Claims
That She Was Born of Jewish
Parents.

The extraordinary case of daughter
denying her father came up in Judge
Campbells court yesterday afternoon; and
the story told was more like fiction than
reality.
The father is Joe Durbin, tall long
whiskered Kentuckian, who served through
the war as a cavalryman. and is now in re-
ceipt of pension of $50 per month. He is
living at 1016 Market street. Kate, the
daughter, dark-haired, comely girl, 10
years of age, is living with Mrs. Mason at
1877 Market street. The father, daughter
and brother and Mrs. Mason, who car
ried baby in her arms, were in court.
Durbin is a victim to asthma, contracted
during the war, and he requires careful
nursing. When the family arrived in this
City from East Portland they started
housekeeping, but after few months ex-
perience gave it up. Durbin then went to
live with John Silvey, 1917 Grove street.
and took a portion of the furnitdre with
him. He told Kate that he would MAKE
her present of the furniture when she
got married. He was treated so kindly by
Mr.. and Mrs. S;lvey, that, being unable to
pay them sufficiently in money. he gave
them bill of sale on the furniture re-
ferred to.
This was the cause of the trouble and
Kate procured the search warrant to re-
cover the furniture. When giving her evil
dence yesterday afternoon she denied that
Joe Durbin was her father and said she
was Jewess, born in Nuremberg, Ger
many. She was adopted by the Durbins
when child in East Portland. The fur
niture was given to her by her adopted
father without reservation.
Her statement staggered Durbin and his
son. Durbin testified that Kate was born
in East Portland and her mother died
when she was nine years of age. 1--WE had
eleven children" continued Durbin, land
Kate is one of them. What on earth
would we want to adopt another child for
when we had eleven of our own? I was
chopping wood for living and had
enough to do to keep my family from
starving without adopting another child to
feed and clothe.
This Mrs. Mason has my daughter COM
pletely under my influence. believe she
has hypnotized her and made her DENY
that | am her father, and induced her
to make up the story about the furniture
SO as to get possession of it."
Durbin's son, who is waiter in the
Creamerle, gave corroborative evidence.
! He said he was four years older than Kate
and remembered her birth. The resem-
blance between him and Kate was striking.
Judge Campbell transferred the case to
the Justices Court
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Prashutarian Ministars.

university Extension" was the theme
of discussion at the meeting of the Presby-
terrain Ministerial Union. Rev. J. w.
Thompson led the discussion and was fol-
lowed by DR.. Minton, DR.. Noble and DR..
Frazer. There was a unanimity of opinion
as to the necessity and importance of the
movement The method of lnaugurating
the plan was left to the various presby-
teries. DR.. Minton suggested that the
professors of theology would probably be
willing to lend their aid, ana he believed
the pastors would pursue parallel lines
of work. 1t was suggested that the Chris
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
FOR THE ATLANTA FAIR.
No More Delay in Arranging tho Cali
fornia Exhibit.

No More Delay in Arranging tho Cali
fornia Exhibit.
The advisory committee of the State
Board of Trade, which has charge of ar
ranging for the California exhibit at At
lanta. has decided not to lose any more
time in the matter. Yesterday confer
ence was held at which Messrs. Emery,
Mills, Filcher, Chapman and Maslin con-
cluded that it was best to proceed at once
as there was not much time to spare. 1t
was announced that about $4,000 was in
sight and that there was still number of
counties which had promised to subscribe,
the Supervisors of which had not acted
upon the matter. From other sources be-
tween $3.50 and $1,000 has been promised.
Mr. Filcher will at once call for the money
subscribed. With what is in sight the adj
visory committee considers it safe to pro-
coed with the work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Nethodist Preachers, Meeting,

Rev. w. r. Goodwin announced to the
Methodist ministers that Bishop Warren,
the celebrated Methodist divine and astron-
omer, would deliver his lecture on 1.-THE
Forces of the Sunbeam" at the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church on the Sd
prox. for the benefit of the Califopnia-
street church. Mr.. Goodwin said the Cali
fornia-street church would have discharged
its floating debt by next Sunday and that
it was hoped the mortgage would soon be
paid.
DR.. J. G. Davidson of Japan was intro
duced and gave an interesting talk on the
work of Methodist missions in that coun-
try.
DR.. Davidson. who was the chief col
laborator in the work of compiling jap
Rnese hymnal, gave an interesting account
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
A CHASTITY Spectar

Disease is ever, but in no form is It more to be
dreaded than in that OF the formidable maiadies
which attack the kidneys and bladder. Bright's
disease, diabetes and gravel may alike be pre-
vented If inactivity of the kidneys is rectied in
time with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, sovereign
also in cases of rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipa-
tion. malaria, biliousness and nervousness.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Dr.. McLaren ON the Press.

DIR. McLaren of San Jose stated to the
Presbyterian ministers yesterday that he
believed they were in error in excluding
representatives of the press from their
meetings. He said the people of San Jose
missed the complete reports they had
formerly enjoyed, and advised the union
to reconsider the action.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Mrs. Townsend No Longer the Candy
Manufacturers Wife.

Mrs. Sarah S. Townsend has been grant
ed divorce from William S. Townsend
the candy manufacturer, whose place OF
business is in the Palace Hotel bulldln &.
The charges were cruelty and general III
treatment. No defense was made Inc
Townsends were married on July IL, 1908,
and have resided in this State twenty
years. There are three children, ana the
custody of minor SON is granted TO MIS-.
Townsend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Another Chinese Murder.

Yee Dock, cigar-maker, who was struck on
the head with cleaver by All Hong during
fight in Chinatown last Friday night, oled at
the Receiving Hospital yesterday morning.
His body was taken to the Morgue. An Hong
was booked at the City Prison on the charge Of
murder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
DR.. Hirst,s Danartnra.

DR.. A. G. Hirst will leave for his new
charge in Chicago soon after the close of
the Methodist conference next month.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Will Not Purchase the Lands,

The Presbyterian Orphanage Associa-
ton decided at its meeting yesterday
that it could not purchase the 1000 acres Of
land offered by C. Holmes of Kellogg, al
though the ladies appreciated his offer of
donation of 100 acres of the tract. 1t was
reported that there were thirty-two chill
dren in the orphanage at present and that
donations of provisions and beds and bed
ding were much needed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
A Lecture on Yosemite,

Rev. Frank Baker will give lecture
descriptive of trip through the Yosemite
on Tuesday evening at the Epworth M. e.
Church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Assistant secretary Chipron Resipus,

Assistant Secretary Chipron of the
Young Mems Christian Association of this
City will leave shortly for Los Angeles,
where he expects to enter into business. His
post in the association will not be filled for
some time, as there will be an effort to dis
pense with the office, temporarily, at
least
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13

tan Endeavor societies would be efficient
in the furtherance of the plan.
Rev. Mes. Buchanan of Virginia and
Rev. L. L. Little of North Carolina, who
will leave to-day on the steamer China for
missionary labors in the Orient, spoke
briefly of mission work.
The ladies of the Occidental Board of
Missions held their conservation meeting
at the same hour, and were addressed by
Miss Patton of Missouri. Miss Dubois of
Alabama, Miss Down of Mississippi, Miss
Talbot of Kentucky, Miss Forrand of North
Carolina and Mrs. Worth of North Caro-
lima. members of the party of Southern
Presbyterians that is on its way to begin a
service of eight years in the interior of
China. Mrs. 1. NJ. Condit presided at the
meeting and the Chinese girls of the Pres
byterian Mission Home sang several selec-
tons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13

California Methodist Conference.
The California Methodist conference will
be held at Pacific Grove commencing on
the 18th prox.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
CHEESEMAN'S SDaCifiC MiXtnpR

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure change OF diet, oTh n,
change in application to business. The medicir1f
contains nothing that Is OF the least injury 10 ths
bottle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
Sleepp Gpe Mcuigteiten.

Grau Otto 9ortmann liest ie,t elmer
Wo9e i9wertrant barnieoer. Or. Trits
l9e uon Seem ulm unb Or. Budliti4
baben bic Xeioenbe in Bebanblun9.
Geo. 6. Senien uon Gourtlanb uer>
weilte am Dieuita9 in unierer Mitte.
Mite SeibIs Tamilie uersr0berte ii@
in Der Sonntas 9fadt our@ bic Mntunft
zines tleinen Go9ter@ens. Wlite lit
ben soblrei@en @ratulanten seseniiber
nit Gisarreu duBerit freisiebis.
Sos. Trane freut ii9 rielis iber bic
9lntunft eines Stammbalters, wel@er
am Samitas iein @rldeinen ma3te.
peter Gbriitenien bat Elm poles 2a>
ger Drp @ooos beiteut, wel@e oemna4it
eintreffen uerben.
superintendent 6. q. S9ult uon
Nicouet Gountp beiu4te am Montas
bieii9e 6reunoe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
Colonel 1SeIoms in Nem Yort

Colonel Teuoms in Stem Oort
bat Bel ieinsr &adtebr BON europa er>
tldrt, bic Blreer oer bortisen Sanber
9en00en bebeutenb mebr periOnli@e Treis
belt als bic ameritanii@en Biirser. Ses
Der, ber bic @erbdltniiie III europa
tennt, ,peiB, boB oies ii@ 10 perbalt,
menisitens in Be5us auf bic Sonntasss
fraae. England iit nobl BON al1en
europdii4en 2dnoern basienise, mo bic
itrensi&en <Srnntassseiete berri@en,
bort siebt es cine @taotsrelision, uno
bieie forbert itritte @onntossbeilisuns.
Mber trotoem biirfen bic liceniirten
Wirtbi9aften in 2onoon Sonnta9s BON
l Bis ubr gta@mittass unb uon 6 bis
IL lbr Mbenbs often iein uno un9es
it0rt ibre @ei@dfte betreiben, uno teine
@esieruns maroe in England lon9en
Beitanb baben, mel@e bieie limitirte
@onnta9sfreibeit nod bel@rdnten
wollte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
6auptinlelu bes Sees, .pel9e ibri9ens

0auptinieln bes Sees, 1pel3e abr'sens
nit Wusnabme uon Mntelope unbes
wobnt unb obne SibwaHer iinb. slns
telope bietet iebr suten Weioesrunb fur
S9afe unb Hornuieb; bod merben au@
bic lbrisen Snieln gum Gbeil ais Wins
termeibe benuet. Muf Mntelope finoet
ii@ au@ nod cine oer wenisen beut5uta'
&c uorboneeue wiloen @afielbeerben uns
ter Ontel Cams Tlriorse. @tli@e
uenise @ersniisunssboote fabren auf
benz See, tei1en @aner 10 i&wer 1T,
baB bic Woseu bic @oote 3erbraden
tSnnen, uno S9wimmer uon Beruf
far@ten bieles @a6er einen Gub bod
uber ibren &opf tommen gu laiien.
gu ben pielen @ebeimn.6en bes
@roBen @alsiees sebOrt uor Nllem e'ne
unreseln.abi9e @ewobnbeit, iein Vett
3u perruden, - cine @ewobnbeit, 1uels
DE ben unternebmern uon Babebauiern
i9on re@t un9elesen setommen 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
Epurtlau6 9fadridtelt.

Q(lb. @4letau pon Morqan beiano
ii9 iiber Sonnta9 in Gourtlano, I'M
feline Gltern uno ieinen tranten 8ruoer
Wiuie 81 beiu9en. Qettcrer fiel lette
@o@e pon einem Yferbe uno So9 ii@
8erlebungen 5u, bic iein Nuftommen
5weifelbaft MAIDEN.
Gbas. QS. Blof befano ii9 im Qaufe
letter @o9e in unierer Mitte. @barlie
bat iein Soloonsei@dft in 9fe1u lllm
auspertauft unb 9ebentt Gourtlano mie>
ber gu leiner oauernoen 6ein1utb gu
MAIDEN.
Yaul S4n,eoemann, 0teiienoer fir
s. g. &ijlinser & 60. in Milmautee,
itattete ant Montas ieinen 6ieii9en &unz
ben einen Beiu9 ab.
9enry @@lottmonn erbielt un3weifels
baft bic 9r0bte 9(us,uabl BON DRY
@ooos, tpel@e ie oabier 81 ieben mar.
llnier Qeibitoubeiieer q. IS. S@lott>
mann uertaufte fit $40 an 6y. 9arz
meroin9 ein feines Yfero, pel@cs uor
etwa orei Sabren minoeltens $3.50 &C.
bradt baben wiiroe. Oic 9e9enmartisen
pferbepreiie tommen chen einSi9 uno
aQein benz &aufer ;u9ute.
Das Drei iden 9ebt i'll Der llmsesenb
raid poran uno unlere Varmer lino lebr
3uirieben, oa Der Grtra9 our9we9 ibre
3ofinun9en iibertrifit.
Geo. yS. S@lottmann, 9Y. S4lotts
mann, Wm. u. @erbotb uno slnaus
Wtc0tae beludten am Samitas III Nep
lllm Die Yieroerennen. yetterer traf
einise Treunoe aus Sleepp gye, nit
oenen er ii@ 10 gut unterbielt, oab er
ieinen NnidluB an bic lDeimreile per>
idumte uno cine ipdtere @ele9enbeit ab>
warten muBte.
llniere 9roBe ciierne Bride uiro nidt,
wie ber Gontratt beltimmt, bis gum l..
September. ionoern erit am l. Sttober
ferti99eitellt iein. Oie l1rj jade 1T oas
itetise Steisen Der grss unb 81 iens
preiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
0ott @robett gaI3fee.

Ger vMilmautee Seebote" i9reibt:
Cine einsisortise @teQuns unter unie>
rem sroBeren WaiiertOrpern nimmt oer
@al3lee in Utah elm, oeilen @urioiitaten
nod auf louse 3eit Mnlob gum Stuoium
bieten perben, uno be0en 9an5e Griiten5
nod cine et,pas rdtbielbatte 1T.
Wenn ie elm @emd0er ieinen Namen
nit uollem &e@t 9efibrt bat, 10 1T es
bas uorliesenbe. @alsfabritanten er>
tlaren, oab man aus ie 6 @allonen
bieies Baiiers cine @allone @ol5 9e>
minnen t0nne, alio Der ie@ite Ebeil pus
res @ol3 lei. @abrenb gu 9em0bnli@en
3eiten Der, runo 1000 ensl. Nuoorots
meilen bebedenbe Gee nir9enbs cine
sr0Bere Giefe, ols 40 6ub bat - in Ben
letter Sabren peni9itens - tommen I'M.
Trlblommer, 1penn feline brei 9robten
3uflai1e CBeor, @eber uno Soroan)
ben sei@mol3euen @@nee brinsen, nod
unsefabr 5pet SUP bin3u, aber oieier
umitano, uie iiberbaupt Der 3uflub BON
@aBma0er uerma9 benz @al5sebalte oes
6aupt= @a0ertorpers ME in nennenss
,uertbem MaBe gu uerminoern. Das
@aEer mirb ofenbar iebr raid our@
gerounituns wessenommen, pie man
ii9 i9on i'm &leinen iberjeu9en tann,
rpenn man cine Quantitdt oieies Wals
lers in einem @efdB BET Come uno ben
Winoeu auslett.
QSas benz 6remoen semobnli@ beim
Mnblid bes Sal5iees 5uerit auffdlt, bas
lit ber ipdrlide Bootuertebr. @5ebr
ielten tau9t ein Se9el in oieier arobea
2eere auf. @inise @iebboote fabren
spii9en bem 6eitlanb unb ben pier
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29
8crmti@teS-

Sn W2inneapolis wiQ man
abermals einem i@auberbaften Moro
ouf bic Spur setommen iein. Gine
Trau Cora pertins lit ndmli@ ansetlast
moroea, ibre @@meiter, 6rau 2ora
6amtins, am 9. Musult setottet gu ba>
ben, UNI $1,000 2ebensuerii@erunssselo
gu erlansen. Der 9aftbefebl muroe
pom Or. Cobb. benz drstli9en Snlpettor
elmer oer @srii6crunss @eieai@aften,
bel@moren. Trau pawtins befano ii@
oamals out ber @ieoerberitc(un9 pon
Branomunoen, bic lie 5mei @o@en uor>
ber bel elmer Qompenerploiion erbalten,
unb man nabm an bab bic petroleum>
lampe gum ;weiten Wfal um9efallen
mar. Die &la9e bebauptet ieoo@, bab
Trou Yertins lire @9meter abii@tli9
in Brano tedte.
Souls Stern pon New Oort,
ber tiir3li9 ,peseu f(eselboften Benebz
mems sesen oeutl@e Beamte in Riiiinsen
su 3mei Wo9en @efdnsniB uno elmer
Celebrate pon 600 Wartt uerurtbeilt
murbe, 1T ieet in Poris, UNI bas @rsebs
niB ie,ner 8erufuns an ben prinare9en>
ten pon Wapern nm Milberuns ieines
9afturtbeils objumartsn. 9fa@ ben
letter bier ausetroffenen g{a@ridten 1T
es iibrisens ui@t tpabri@einli@, bab
prinSresent 2uitpolo brett in bic &nsez
lesenbeit einsreifen wiro, oa es beibt,
baB i'm Muswdrt.9en 9mtc in Berlin
cine Na3ridt ein9etroffen lit, aus wel>
der beruor9ebt, baB Stern fir ieinen
Sun9en auf benz Dampfer, ouf Dem er
uon Seem Oort ua@ europa fubr, nur
ben balben preis be5ablt bat, neil oer
Sunse ansebli@ erit 5w0li Sabre alt iei,
pabrenb er iett oas Sitter be0elben ouf
Is Sabre ansiebt. 'gie man iid eriu>
nern wiro, mar oer Sunse III &iliinsen
oesbalb aus benz Eansiaale aus9euieien
,uorben, neil @tern bas Nlter ieines
Sobnes crit auf IL Sabre uno 9ele9ents
LID aui Is Sabre anse9eben batte. slls
bann Der Beamte ben Sunsen auf @runo
bieier Nltersfro9e aus benz 8auiaale
aus,pies, murbe Stern tnotenbaft 9rob
oeQen ben Veamten unb Qetterer ma9te
| cine &lase 9esen i'm anbdns'9.
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9}eueS @agmergei@dft.

Der ilnter;ei9nete bat nebcn benz @dmiez
oe9cldaft Don Sobn Silla al Der Gde uou
Sroabmap uMo a. ytoroftrabe cine @aguer=
,perttatt croiinet l.nb lit bercit, ole i'm Sad
etul6la9euoen 9lrbeiten aui bas Gelte unb
Oouerbottelte onsufertiseu. Gos Sellen pon
Sa9en wiro Sur @pecialitGt semo1t.
500. 0Ictbner,
Stem him. Dtnu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-29

Saul @ebert bate ii9 uor Triebenss
ri4ter S@lottmann ~esen tbdtIiden
Nnsriifs ouf @ottliej Nrnbt 81 uerants
.uorteu uno tuurbe 3ur 3abluns uon SIS
unb Soften, 5uiammen $2l.20. uerbons
merit. Da Der Bertlaste bas n0tbise
&leinselo ni9t beiab. uurbe er ouf 80
Gage i'm 9otel be Blod in st. peter
einquartirt.
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Beim &uuf ber neuen Binhfa<

0etm &au 6er neuen Vinefas
benmai9iue i'm Staatss3u@tbauie in
StilIwater uuroe AUDI bic n0tb,se Mas
idinerie ;ur 9eriteQuns uon Striden
uno Seilen auer Nrt ansei@afft. Pros
ben bapon murben bereits ansefertist
unb louen oen i'm Mtartt befinoli9en III
ieoer Besiebuns slei@tommen.
Sn omaha. Neb., tam tarsli@
Trau Gbas. @rier, cine S@weiter BON
Solepb &raus aus Mantato, unter
trauriseu l1mitanoen ums veben. @ie
besab ii4 nit elmer Na&boriu no@
einem 3obnorst, UNI ii@ 3dbne iieben
3u la6en. sic fiir@tete ii4 por benz
S@mers, oer babur@ entfteben miroe
unb bat ben 3abnarSt, ibr elm S@lafs
mittel gu seben. Dieier weiserte ii@
aber. bies gu tbun. oa er ben seiunbs
beitli@en 3uitouo oer 7roa ni@t tonnte
uno rief beBbolb ben Tamilienar5t oers
ielben, Or. Moure, gu 9totbe, pel@er
iie bur@ Gbloroform eini@ldferte. gu
ieinem @ntieten bemertte er, bab bic
Patientin nidt mebr atbmete unb trot
alIer Wieberbelebuussuerlud 6Orte bos
9er5 turS borauf ouf gu i@loaen. Or.
Moore iaste aus, oaB o'e @eritorbene
ii@ in seiunoem 3uitanbe befunoen uno
e. iiberoies nur Elm tleine Doiis einse>
9eben babe.
ueber Elm @ettl9la3ten, wel@es
leeten Sonntas selesentli3 zines Pic>
MICS in BanbolSers part in ct. paul
itattfono, beri9tet bic bortise y VoltsSei>
tuns" 6olsenoes: Gin babies Dutenb
batten fit ssfern eine
gum minbe ten neue lrt uon Belu it,
9uns fir bic uon ibnen einselaoenen
@dite gu benz picnic in 8anbolsers
4art in petto. sic batten namli@
auBer &eseli@ieben, Seil;ieben, @ladsz
rabern uim. elm preiss uno 8ett>
auf bos prosramm seiebt.
60 intereiant es fir ben 8erufsmens
lden nun aud iein mag, 10 1T es bod
fir ben Dur@i@nittsmeni@en, beionz
oers fir bic 6rauen, seraoe tein erbau:
li@es S@auipiel, su5uieben, pie eine
Nn3abl Eb,ere auf bic BlDne 9ebra@t
uno nit elmer S@ne0isteit, bic oQers
piuss itaunensmertb 1T, obseidladtet
unb fir ben 9ertauf 3ubereitet ,peroen.
Die 3eit, bic bic @@la@ter our6idnittz
lid brau@ten, UNI oieie sonSe 9(rbeit gu
tbun, mar un9efabr 6 Minuten uno oer
Sie9er in benz Wettton1pf; George &iiz
finger aus 9lep brighton, erbielt $50.
Sm l1ebrisen uerlief bas picnic gut.
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mcutarbcttcu.

Son jett perbe i'd ,uiebcr aue Irten uon Cement
arbei,en cerlei Oh in Goura bem Sag, ubernebs
men. Die beeu Sorteu i3ement fnb iets ourh mtd 5u
be,ieben. Sser irsenb etuos in bicier yinte wl ht
tbMt gut, bel mir uorpridt Sir CUTE Nrbett
rulrb 9arantlrt.
Sobamn xlticn,
gde Staie> u. 9orbitr.
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Sable Staten mad &odclter.

@elesentlid oer Siioli@en Minneioz
ia Tair miro bic eortb,peitern 9inie Grz
curlions>Gidets nad 9to9eiter uno ;u>
rud gum Nreile ber Gin;elfabrt uerfau<
fen. Gidets t0nnen pom 26. Bis ein>
l9lieBlid ben 81. Nusuit be5o9en 'perz
ben uno lino bis gum 2. September fir
bic @lffabrt 9ilti9. Naberes tbeilen
bic W9enten Der '8abn NIT. "a
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Dur9 bic 9 lu II, E.

81: $50 bait Du oenn bic Uerlesun9
AM &opf ber?" 9: SD bin bic Ereppe
binabseiturst!" v@o?" vSm 9auie
zines &unoen, Dem i'd uor Sabren ein>
mai Wein pertauft batte!"