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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

monials from people living in Chicago OF
other remote parts of the earth, but every
week gives the public the word of people
living here among you, and whom you can
cell upon and question as to the benefits
derived from DIR. SH ORES treatment.
AS stated before, DIR. SHORES does
not perform miracles, nor attempt inpossi-
bic things; what is more, DR.. SHORES
will not tell you he knows your exact
troubles simply by looking at you. He
gives his patients credit for more common
sense than that. No careful, competent
and honest diagnostician will risk his rep
utation by any such pretensions. During
the past week over 100 patients have
been treated at DR.. SHORES office, and
many have been the words of praise and
commentator for DIR. SHORES noble
work in behalf of the sick and suffering.
The offer of free treatment extends only
to OCTOBER Ist, and, remember, that
until that date the only charge will be for
actual medicines used, which in no case
shall exceed $500 per month until cured.
This rate is to all sufferers from Catarrh
and Chronic Diseases. The rate is posi-
tive and no more will be accepted.
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AT THE HOTELS

W. P. Freeman OF New York Is at the
Hollenbeck.
Sylvester II. Da1in OF Chicago Is a
guest at the Hollenbe
J. E. Musser and wife of San Francisco
are late arrivals at the Ramona.
W. V. Warren, prominent citizen Of
Phoenix, Ariz., is at the Ramona.
VIM. N Murray of Philadelphia has
a partments at the Hollenbeck.
J. King, prominent New York
capitalist, is guest at the Nadeau.
DR.. H. Deimel. the inventor OF the
linen mesh clothing.is at the Hollen beck.
G s. Mccoy of Seville, Ohio, accom-
panied by his wife, is staying at the Ra-
mora.
f. NJ. Stanton. a prominent citizen of
Riverside, is registered at the Westmin-
ster.
Joseph A. Dear of Jersey City, accom-
panied by his wife, is staying at the
Westminster.
C. J. Calwell prominent railroad
man of San Francisco, is sojouIning at
the Nadeau.
A. B. Ruggles, county supervisor from
Redlands, and his daughter, are guests
at the Ramona.
Senator Androus of Pomona came to
the city for brief stay and IS REGISTERED
at the Nadeau.
NJ. G. Cooper. proprietor of large
pork packing establishment of Kansas
City, is at the Nadeau.
H. S. Mackave of New York is touring
Southern Cal fornia and is at present q
guest at the Hollenbeck.
J. A. whitemore, editor OF the Times.
Index of San Bernardino, has come to the
city for few days and is registered az the
Nadeau.
NJ. f. Taber, one of the crack shots OF
Riverside, has come down to attend the
prize shoot in this city and is qualtered
at the Westminster.
Mrs. James Thomas and maid of Lon
don, England, and Mrs. Freeman of San
Francisco, while visiting the southern
part OF the state, are staying at the West.
minister.
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ALREADY COMING
Arriving at Santa nonica and
Enjoying Themselves


| SANTA MONICA, Sept. 21.-The week
just closed has been unsventul save in
the universal enjoyment by all who have
luckily remained behind those who must
leave by Septembr Der 1st.s The weather has
been genuine summer, and in conse-
quence enjoyed at the beach to its fullest
! extent. This morning the Independent
Foresters comm enced coming in on every
train and are already thoroughly enjoy
ing themselves. Tomorrow the concert
on the bluff will be specially prepared Tor
their pleasure.
The board of trustees Thursday even
ing canvassed tho votes at the recent
sewer bond election. declaring the result
to be the same as heretofore reported in
The Herald. An ordinance was intro
duced and read declaring the result, the
amount and form of the bonds to be IS
sued, the amount of interest tax to be
levied and the years duration. 1t was
laid over until next meeting in con-
formity with the statutes.
There seems to be well settled con-
victIon among number of our sports
men that quail are being killed before
the season. watch will probably be
placed on the suspected parties. and if
caught punished TO the fullest extent, as
they ought.
to pay on the hundred this year for taxes
is as follows: Town, 20 cents; state and
county, ST. 40; school, 80 1-3, making a
total of 81. AZ l-S.
Tie wharf record for the week is con-
fined to the usual trips of the ocean pal
acss of the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany.
The Misses Leels and Lennie Hart OF
Pasadena are visiting Miss KEEL
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Hull and son are
visiting friends in San Francisco.
Mr.: and Mrs. S. B. Bellows OF Long
Beach are visiting their old time Iowa
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Taft.
MIR. and Mrs. W. B. English, after a
pleasant visit at the Jackson, have started
ON their homeward journey to San Fran
cicso.
The Electric Light company are streng
thening their poles by adding short posts
which are thoroughly bolted to them
Miss Marion Jones has returned from
her trium nhant tennis trip north, where
she gathered in all the ladies' trophies
in store for her skillful playing.
Mrs. }. Campbell of Arizona is at
Santa Monica.
The bean crop on the San Vicente ranch
just thrashed amounted to 1900 sacks
per acre.
DR.. Folsom. in order to accomodats
his seaside friends will be at his residence
until a. m. End in the evening.
Miss Winnie Bassettt leaves for Los An
geles Monday to accept a position under
Madam Gottholf in her millinery estab-
lishment.
The trial of Leland Stanford for cattle
stealing has been set for November LIST
by Judge b. N. Smith.
Plans are being drawn for several homes
to be erected on the Bandini tract.
Mrs. III. W. Edwards presented her hus-
band today with a son and heir, and Mr..
Edwards, in consequence, is singing
For am the father of bouncing baby
boy"
Mrs. n. A. Roth is better.
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"Ohl So you think that l would go
to a restaurant with my hat smashed in
this fashion,"
"Eh bien, monsieur, If your hat is in
jured you have only to go to halter $
and get it blocked.
II shall take no instructions from you,
mauemoi =eiiG.
None the less, monsieur, l repeat you
should go to halter. There. is my
brother, who is in the halter business on
Rue DIES Martyrs"
"Would you like me very much to go
and have my hat pressed at your BROTH
er's, mademoiselle?''
"Would you very much like me to go to
breakfast in restaurant with your
'Eh, bien, mademoiselle, l shall go
to your brothers. with my hat only on
the condition That you come with me to
a restaurant for breakfast.
"Eh, bien. monsieur. / shall go with
you to a restaurant only on condition
that YOU take your hat to my brother
And II cried Molesquin. who had
been attracted by the discussion, but who
had said nothing. land | shall not for
give you for having interrupted my stud
les unless you will accept a box tonight
for the Theater des Gobelins.
''We accept cried Edgar in his turn,
who saw in his sudden interruption a
chance to change the conversation to
softer vein.
Molesquin went back to mis- room, and
the three young people went down stairs.
The breakfast was delicious and the af-
ternoon passed with rapidity of light
ming. The dinner-for one must have
dinner-was also very good. and the eve
ming was spent pleasantly at the Theater
es Gobelins.
After the performance, Molesquin
Joined the three others and the four went
to drink beer at the nearest cafe.
In a word, this story, thoroughly Paris
ian, ended in a marriage.-From the
French.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
A WOMAN is AT THE HELM
Mrs. Harrington Now Runs the Desert


Mrs. Harrington Now Runs the Desert
Queen
RIVERSIDE, Sept. 81. Yesterday
Sheriff Johnson received papers on an
attachment against James q. McHaney
brought by the Baker iron works of Les
Angeles. The attachment was gotten out
in Los Angeles Wednesday last before
Judge Waldo NJ. York. 1t Is claimed. or
rather rumor has it, that McHaney has
not managed the mine in the best man
ner and that the expenses exceeded the
income.
VIM. McHaney. brother of James. and
their sister. Mrs. Harrington of Los An
geles. who are owners IN the mine, have
taken the management into their own
hands. For some weeks Mrs Harrington
has been at the mine, holding the helm.
She keeps the books, pays the men, at
tends to the finances and exercises
general supervision over the property.
Several days ago a deed for Mrs. Harring-
toms one-third interest in the mine was
filed with the county recorder. If the
suit of George Myers should stick, the
fractions will have to be changed.
PAVING THE STREETS.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected to further the WORK of securing sig
natures Of property owners on Main and
Eighth to contracts for the asphalt work:
For Eighth street,. Weltney, f. A.
Day, Joe Heap, j. c. Hardman, B. f.
Burt, George f. seger. W. A. burlington.
G. d. Cunningham and S. G. Evans, j..
For Main street--W. A. Hoyt. L. G.
Waite, G. b. GLADDEN., G. W. Filkins and
G. d. Cunningham.
All but two owners on Main street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth street signed
for asphalt, and the com nittee is con-
fident that few directors will be found
after the wisdom of falling into line is
explained to all by the committee.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Frank II. W. Hannah. a nativs OF Scot
land, declared HIS intention of becoming
an American citizen yesterday.
T. j. Bolton and wife of Los Angeles
were IN the city yesterday. Mr.. Bolton is
register of the land office In Los Angeles.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Chance. teachers
OF the Sixth street school, are back from
their eastern trip.
On Tuesday last the sale of the Cotton
Motor rail way, connecting San Bernafjn
and this city. was confirmed. and since
that date the road has been operated by
the Southern Pacific company. connecting
at Cotton with all It's main line trains.
W. J. Doran has been appoInedted agent
Of the motor IN this city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
THE STATES POWDER
VIII Be Burned Today at the City Of Ana.


helm
ANAHEIM, Sept. Gloom pany G, N.
G. c.. will engage in target practice to-
morrow at the range on the hills north
of Fullerton. The state shoot occurs on
Saturday. Sept. 2sth.
]. W. Vaughn, OF the firm of Off &
Vaughn of Los Angeles, has been in
Anaheim several days this week looking
after property, his ranch just south o
town, whereon he is preparing to place a
large barn and other substantial i'm
pruvements.
Professor L. P. Brown OF the Pasadena
high school, and Miss Alice Snow, were
married at the home of the BRIDES par.
ents, west of this city, last Wednesday.
Mrs. n. III. Mitchell of the Hotel Bal
moral, Pasadena. was in Auaheim Wis
iting on Thursday and Friday of this
week.
1t is expected that the large two-story
school building Just completed in the
Magnolia district, west of town, will be
opened for use the coming week.
Max Nebelung, Anahems city clerk,
has an acre OF canaigre planted, and is
confident the root will flourish in this
section, which means that talk of tam
merry is in order.
Mrs. Charles Fillmore of Los Angeles
was a guest of Miss Minnie Bringer
Thursday.
Mrs. E. B. Merritt, who has been alb
sent in Chicago several months. returned
10 her home in this city the fist of the
week.
The county supervisors have been asked
to accept the road from Fullerton to
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
SEE THE FINE DISPLAY OF
DIR. SHORES Remedies
In the window of GEO. H. FREEMAN COS Elegant New
Drug Store, Second and Broadway.

Dr. A. j. Shores Kidney and Liver Cure
Bladder Kidneys Don't lot
unsntfc compounds that represented to cure ON on
remedies prepared
thus avoiding medicines that are much
worse itself.
Dr. A. J. Shores Tonic and Blood Purifier
obstinate blood troubles and
tired and feeling blood ppes impure blood Indications
YouW notr this Tonic Blood Purifier
DR.. A. J. Shores An-COnstpaton Pills
Ne ask YOU to try theman they themselves
DIR. *. j. SHORES CO.,
CornrF Broadwa Opposte I'm
Complain. snohOr no Ole hrondI eases
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

Buena Park as a public highway. As the
owners OF the land through which il
runs, Messrs. Bastenchvr and Northam.
have signed the petition the supervisors
will likely grant the prayer.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Yorba of
Yorba, Septem Der 10th, son.
Miss Maggie Higgins, daughter of DR..
Higgins, has accepted a position as tele-
graph agent at Norwalk.
The receipts of the farmers of this
county for beets shipped to Chino during
the month of August amounts to about
$50, 900, which enlivens trade very per-
ceptibly.
Mrs. Jacob Stern of Fullerton is a
guest of hsr parents for few days in Los
Angeles.
The Fullerton Tribune says that us
soon as the pipe line from tho Puente oil
wells is laid various manufacturing en-
terprises will find that town most desir-
able one to locate in.
a meeting of the Anaheim branch OF
the Orange County Fruit exchange has
ben called for Monday evening, Septcm-
Der Esd, in Reiser's opera house. Messrs.
Plat and Morehouse. the eastern repre-
sentatives of the Southern California
Fruit Exchange. are to be present and ad-
dress the growers. A large attendance is
desired and will likely be had, for our
growers are now thoroughly awake to
th cir interests.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
MRS. MATTE SANDERS, OF WHITTIER, CAL.

Read carefully the statement of Mrs.
Matte Sanders, of Whittier, CAL:
give years ago suffered severe at
tack of la grippe, which left me with ca
tarrh and lung trouble, from which have
suffered terribly. would hawk and spit
all day long, and had vomiting spells two
or three times day; finally an abscess
formed on my left lung, from which came
constant and excessive discharges; for
over a year could not lie down in bed,
but had to rest at night propped up by
pillows; during the past five years have
treated with eight different physicians
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22
FOR YOUR BENEFIT

SHORES PARL ORS for treatment will find
and throughout Cali
Dr. A. j. Shores Combination Catarrh Cure
DR. SHORES,
medical be the only ana Paeua
Blood package
administration
medicine in the and throat
ADVICE OF Liz.
SHORES. the Combination Cure S recommended.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

Oil is no longer to be poured on
troubled water. 1t is to be fred like a
shell from a gun. As a wave approaches
shell filled with oil is to be precipitated
in its direction. The shell will be perfo-
rated with small holes. so that the oil
will run out slowly and continue its work
for greater length of time than would
otherwise be the case.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

smoke can be seen on a clear day long
distance at sea, but how far has always
been a matter OF conjecture. Recent OBJ
servations on the Pacific coast demon
strated that smoke from forest fires in
Puget sound was carried to San Francis
co, more than 1000 miles distant.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

and have paid them hundreds of dollars,
but obtained only temporary relief. Hay-
ing heard so much of DIR. SHORES
wonderful treatment, resolved to try it,
and can truthfully say that ! have not
been deceived. After two months treat
ment feel again like my former self; my
appetite is good; rest finely at night and
feel refreshed upon arising in the morn
ing, and am confident that upon oontin-
uing your treatment shall soon be re-
stored to perfect health. feel very
grateful for what DR.. SHORES has done
for me, and take pleasure in recommend
ing his treatment to others.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

G. W. Green of Denver, owner Of extern
sive mining interests in Colorado, &C.
com panied by his wife is taking a short
vacation and is at the Nadeau.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-22

The Duke of Norfolk has an income OF |
$500. 900 year from his rentals in Shelf
field.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-03-21

Tis siuiiimmies Gntihtiouna ots
Sber.B Bunossserihiss in BEN Bates
Refriasrntpr' Sale" idblihiet enDsaltie
cine Der pihiisiim Sirsiiirassn. bic
isit BEN Shrseririeae ppr uHIsrsn pbtr'
Iten @erihtshui aebradi poretn liRA.
Cine Streitirngs, an welher bas eanSs
amsriiauiids Yoli ucieHtlid, intsrsiiiri
it.
Sie Gniifelouns gsbt oabiH, DaB.
wtnn cine 0msriiauiidle Grfinouug Susrii
I'm auslanoe pateniirt mar, oas amerl.
innIits Rotsnt Suslsid mt BEN ans
IdnSiitm Raieuie eriii6i.
Tleis Gntiheiouna madt ben lpId,'
tighten 5elephpnpaienten IN oielem 2dn'
be ein Guos, aui pelht bic Bel Com
posuit ibr ROuOpUl sssranbet baiie.
SuaIsib triift lie bic nerthpDliten Der
SoieHts GoiiUHs hber elciiriihe glhb'
lihter.
Die @irlHna eieisr Gntiheiouna
miro iih hoFirutlib eariu Seiasn, bah
Gle rleiiriibe NSltudtuna uHe Der 1e'
pbpnperiehr fur oas gubliium bisr 30
2oHoe biiliaer perben.
5rsilicb ipiro es nod uiel Mhbe TO-
fen. bic mir oisie 5riidis oss aenann'
ten neutrality-suspicious. urtbeils
pilhden l0nutn. Die 8e1 1tlepbpn'
GOmposnit bat WiIliUneu ueroient, per'
oient n0d, immer RilliVaen uno bat oa'
Der nuh YliIlionen ~ ibrer BrrflsuHO
nm ibre ssripilssisn Ju beihhben. DO
ju beFst iis ben eR0rmeu gortbeil, Gi'
oeHihRmerin sabllpirr 9r0btleiimaeH
uno 9slspbOufaiiOnen Su ieir. Gbeuir
erfrtut fie fidl pieler leeislatiuer uHe
munieipaler dreibrieie, uuter oenen IL
arbsittt. &c ipirb alio uieI 8eii uHa
@elh HOtbwenbis isin, am irseno eins
anbere Gompnenie ~ uirfiamer GUnr
enrrenj Su beIdbigeH.
Mber tpie ben and itin mas, oi.
ihnshe neutrality-suspicious. GHtI6eii
oune in BEN -Waies @efriseratpr. dol'
le" bisiet bae 1unbament; bic @sbduol
ipebIisileren IelepbsnueTtebrs uni
poblieilerer elsftriiher Belsahtaus
iperben ibrsr 9eit paraui iAen erri&
tet ipsrten. VI.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-03-21
@imer glaariat aus NrmUur suiUI

GiHer Rnhriht aus armpHr SuiOl,
ar lest man iih isSt bort oas 6eirf
iber Die Grbhnuus Der DdntiOu Reist
patton 10 Jureht. .oaB odsielbe tiasnillG
bic Rie9srIaiiuna ou' eem ~ sr6iinrn'
ben @sSisie Dor Der Iormrllcn groiiunuc
gar uiht perbistr. lssr iih alio isgi
aai Gin CLAIM" bort ieitieSe, hattie bsi
otr Gr6iiHunp oas abide ,Sauaiter's"'
Sprrrdlt parnai. Tieie @sisStsosutuna.
osrsn Ridtisirit bis gum Gniiheio pom
9ano' TepariemeHt IN @aIblngtpn has
bln9siteilt blsibrn mub, puroe ouSurt
uernnlabt, oab Der ShuunnNcommiiidr
uuiereS StnGtes oGs Reht bat, tiipa
10000 acrrs upn oem neuen gebiet
fur ben Stoat IN Seiis ia nshmsH. Gt'
md iupiel 2dno bat Glib Talpin nod
upu oerBuHoesreeieruus 81 gut uub Der
StaatsCUmmihdr m6tte germ ois Sinats'
opmdnc nit Snus aus oisier Reisruati'
on, oas beuts nabsiu tlC Were perth
III, 6crCiheru. auitnot es in Der Sipur'
ReisrpGtiUn auspGhien Su mliIen, ro
Der Were jeSt nod bios So Gents ipsrib
III. ssRroeu uun obsr bic ppn alien
Seiten bsranJirbsuoen aufrolsr iidb TO-
fort uui ble NaultpH Seisruatipr Dsr
len uHe als .Sauaiisr" eauVu SciiS
urhmcR. 10 bate Der GomIEiHdT oas
Eadisbeu. Sic Staoi drmour. lusIhS
aus oel Rsicrpaiipu nur oaHn Den CT.
pGrisin srpbsn Nugsn iisbsu iaru,
psuu oieielbe oidlt bsiisorIt plrS. idbs
es RattrIidl uiti serue psnu Der Stdat
rlnsH HriiitI baron bsGuiprahru mo
Der Ssiieolnua uureHibaliru ipRros. 60
uicl Der Siont aud babel seruiHue. ben
Ermoursru iuHn man ibre gOiition inum
psrnrssn. ous 6eme Iisst ibneu rbeu
nahcr ole Der Rpd.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-03-21
Ssiniie fur sas Saampsaasid,att

Gin iiioIitts giatt miomst ,:utr
ntu,riuuStusn gaummous preiie alsb,
Ttu Ssiisn uHo f,nt In ausIit,i, pub
eisis GTiirouHa ben garS,R nmtritiHis
i.htH SdumUoa 6luotl pisotr ~ itis
nsv a'tsu 8.orit tmpOvbrinasn tonne.
DIS uncertainties gpIt ipiro in etr
aIHSsn Dtli flir ous tyiinotriitiit ats
halisn, uno q III aahSt um 70 lufills
ltnosr. odb Ut amsrildniiht Baum
polIs bon Glen llsihdrtigsn artitsln,
ptltr dui ben WtIimartt ipmmtH,
bisbsr am fbIstt:fsU. pIumpIitR tns
baLIirt III. StIbit bic abial sgIurs
ipoIt Gsppisus i0mmt in btF:Tsn
glIltU aui Otn Wdrtt, ais biz porSiia,
Iihhs Der Der. Staten. 700 PfnaS
sapptiItt 9aumrUols ipsrStn in sin.n
Raum BON - gubi,iub aspubi, 400
gfuuo oitinSiihe gdumpolt in sintu
Raum Dor 10 gubitiub; baatatn rtts
men 475 ViuHo amsritaniidtr Sdums
iuoIIc tintr Rdum ron % Gubtiiub
elm!
Stcu bsliiSIid, Der jrdhttOHtH IN
oabsr Die dmtriiauii6t 9dumiuols
I,br i'm Rd5.btil. lltbttoits muB re
pi,l b6bsrs gtriittruus sabI,R. ais lie
iuoiItt uuo tapptiidN, btnn bic Iod,u,
9srpaduua III Der Ysrbrtituna bon
5tutr aiinitis.r. Die pitIsn grGRos
auf dmtriianhhtn gaumpoas Shifi,n
eiirittn ben 9tItrR aus ben isltarapbi,
iten Rahrihttn in GriEntruna Isiu.
Gs i,i abtr not alla,mtinbiR bsmsrtt,
Oab in ben lsbitH Or,ibis SabrtR 80
baumpOIIbtIaosns Stiift burhgdum,
pOu '1r6nos ptrnihitt nprStn, uno
1000 WtRittu umsttomm,n IiuS.
Sfon aus oisisn ipsniaen anosus
tunasH trgibt ficb. bon ipi. bobsmWstib
Die Reut DsKOnstis'Ids 4dumpcgIs
prtHs mare. ipsnn Iis trfiini. nas tx
O,riprihi!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-03-21

Uailisaen guibsl prpsRlirts, i'm lsbtsl
aber oar an bic 65 WtilIipnen, 70 blei
ben ibm nabeSu 40 RillipHen BHIbe
iibrie. @iT prUbuSireH in ben Der
SiaaieH fnum 25 grpSeHi mehr @eiJsr
ais mir ielbit perbrnuhen, ipdbreub BIZ
GrsSutiH;er iiber $50 grpIeHt mebr CT,
ieuseH, ale iie Uerssbrrn, ipIalidb bieier
rieiiasu llebsrihab iu bitissm grciis
an europa nbaeben ionusn.
Die nrssutiniids GOncuTrtHS 1T oa,
bsr ieinc Mptbe; iie III sin ihmerSboi,
ter RinbI in unierem 6lriits; iir bat
tbntidhIid Die sasiJsnprsiit nui Den ic'
sissH StanS bsratseoridt uuo unisre
dnrmer iUipObI D,e bic beutihen gano,
wirtbe IN siurn Suifano Der bOhsroois.
Ten Au'reauHa psrisst.
ssie bic Snhs isbt lissi, bisibt nnis,
rsu ReiSeHiarmerH Hidlts ueiteT iibris.
ala bic 4rpoultiOu ~ beIhneieeu, b. b.
weniser 9ano init @siSsu Ju beiisIlsu.
Bebi uniere RrpDuitiUn nui $50 Willi.
puen Bnibsl Surid. oaHn msrbsn bic
@eiSnpreiis bel suHshmsnoer Sspolir'
ruHa poH ielbit iid rpicher beben. aber
mir sIoubeR nidlt, oab iir - ppn iant'
iidDeu. onrh Spsiulntion pnr aHberas'
wbbrlide llrinden berppraeruisusn
5luituntp1sR abasiebeu 49, is pieosr
ibCr co GsHts Ger Snibel lreo 9bica.
go ltrissn weroea. spir ibnueH &C 10
aar nod trleben. Ndb iid Der SncH nit
SiIliasm aTssutiniiten @eiSeH psriprst.
Obelsid1 idOn WcsiHlsr spnr Hidt
an HIgsntiniru nbcT an Canada ben,
teEO- sa,issH init - Gents per Suibtl
bSihhst nuo Gad Der Reus Inrii eiusH
3Uu ppu 20 8Tp,rHt ppm @ertbe, alip
upu circa 10 Gents Der Suibsl. isiiac
ispi bat.
bdiisu mir ieinsu gssiJsuSOu. paEu
i0Huie pobl iaon lsgt arseHtiHiiher
@tiitH nit grpiii In bnllhen Saisn
iiaOtsn Ilnssihbrt uno fur ben loinlsn
Stoari uermahleH pEroEu.
GO itsbt bic Satc uUo unisrc Sor'
msr bnbeu, penn iir arssuiiuien Gui
Der NnTte audi ihiptr iinosu i6nneu.
llriGfe oarlber Su Hagen, SaB ihHsu
bic Sdiptitsrrspublii om ga Rtata
aophhmsrSsH unb a.peridsn perur'
iadi. 81. e.