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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-11-27
FROM THE RANKS.
BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING.

| they tell her, and this experience has
developed it so that now any great emo
tion or sudden shock is perilous. Do you
not see how doubly fearful this comes
to us? Chester, have weathered one
awful storm, but I'm old and broken
now. This-this beats me. Tell me
what to do"
The captain was silent few mo-
ments. He was thinking intently.
"Does she know you have that let
teri" he asked
MAYNARD shook his head. II looked
back as came away. She was in the
parlor singing softly to herself at the
very moment I picked it up, lying open
as it was right there among the roses,
the first words staring me in the face.
meant not to read it-never dreamed
it was for her-and had turned over the
page to look for the superscription.
There was none, but there I saw the
signature and that postscript about the
shots. That startled me, and read 1t
here Just before you came and then
could account for your conduct-some-
thing I could not do before. God OF
heaven, would any man believe it OF
her? 1t is incredible! Chester, tell me
everything you know now-even every
thing you suspect I must see my way
clear.
And then the captain, with halting
and reluctant tongue, told his story
how he had stumbled on the ladder
back of the colonel's quarters and
learned from No. that some one had
been prowling back of bachelors row;
how he returned there afterward, found
the ladder at the side wall and saw the
tall form issue from her window; how
he had given chase and been knocked
breathless, and of his suspicious and
Leary's as to the identity of the stran-
ger.
The colonel bowed his head still deep
er and groaned aloud. But he had still
other questions to ask.
"Did you see-any one else at the
Window"
"Not while he was there"
"At any time, then-before or afteri"
And the colonel's eyes would take no
denial.
IT saw" faltered Chester, nobody.
The shade was pulled up, while I was
standing there, after I had tripped on
the ladder. supposed the noise OF my
stumble had awakened hes"
"And was that all? Did you see
nothing more?"
"Colonel I did see afterward WON.
ans hand and arm closing the shade. "
my God! And she told me she slept
the night through h-never walked OF
heard sound!"
"Did you hear nothing yourself, colo
nel?''
Nothing. When she came home
from the party, she stopped a moment,
saying something to him at the door,
then came into the library and kissed
me good night I shut up the house and
went to bed about half past 10, and he1
door was closed when I went to oul
room"
$50 there were two closed doors,
yours and hers, and the broad hall be-
tween you?"
Certainly. We have the doors open
all night that lead into the rear rooms
and their windows. This gives us abun'
dant air. Alice always has the hall door
closed at night"
"And Mrs. Maynard, was she asleep?'
mo. Mrs. Maynard was lying awake
and seemed little restless and disturb.
ed. Some of the women had been giving
her some hints about Jerrold and frettine
her. You know she took strange fancy
to him at the start. 1t was simply be-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-11-27

H6 We see that man really becomes
better or worse morally, advances or
retrogrades socially, according to the
standard of life which prevails around
him-a standard which he himself is
at the same time helping to depress or
raise.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07

The new board is composed as foil VS.:
First Ward. Joseph King (R.); Second
Ward. Peter a. Scully ID; Third Ward.
Charles E Benjamin (R9: Fourth
Ward. Alphonss Hirsch ID; Fifth
Ward, Joseph j. Dimoad D);
Sixth Ward, Edward c. Hughes (R):
Seventh Ward, Christopher bunker (R);
Eighth Ward. Charles L. Taylor R);
Ninth Ward. Alfred w. Mnrganstern (R-) :;
Tenth Ward. Adolph B. Spreekels (R);
Eleventh Ward. J. 4. c. Hobbs Rl;
Twelfth Ward. Edward L. Wagner d..
The retiring members are, fsmiliarly :
Goodwin, Rogers, Stanton. Kennedy, For
man, Refs. Ryan, Day, Dundon, Hinton,
James and Denman.
The Board will be assembled with
Mayor Ebert presiding as usual. and the
new members will axe seats back of the
members incumbent. Ii there is nothing
further before the board. and the members
say there is not, then they will simply hear
the minutes of the preceding meeting read
and will approve them; then each vii 10
tToiuce in turn his successor until the
''ins" of the Supervisors are all
cut. Then Mayor Ebert will in
iroduee 70 the new board the new
Mayor. MAYOR Suiro will then cause 10
be read his inaugural message and the
new order Of things will be well under
way. Mr.. Sutro will then have this whole
big city to look after and the seals will
have to look out for themselves. Mayor
Sutro has not indicated what he will have
TO say to the board. but il will. no dou bt,
be terse and TO the point whatever the
topic.
Richard l. Whelan will begin his career
as Sheriff Of the city and county at Eoon.
Mr.. McDade vii deliver TO him the KEYS
of he city aud county prisons and in
cidentally that of tie Sherif's Office,
and his friends. who have hopes of keep
ing out of trouble and possibly of getting
! their names on the deputy lists or, If the
worst comes 10 the very worst. that their
hanging at his hands will be done gently.
as one friend should hang another-aIl
will stop calling him "Dick" for the nonce
ard speak of him respectfully by his
! proper title.
/ II Mr.. Whelan. however, should feel
/ tina. the dignity Of Office required him to
! quit singing ditties during his incumbencv,
I bis frl-nds, accustomed to his entertain
/ meuf, will regret that they elected him,
/ feeling that II has brought upon them q
| Dersoual calamity.
! 1t has been stated that Whelan will re.
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mistake about j.. 4 member of the free-
holders the other day = Mr.. Creswen
being present at one OF their meet
he (the freeholder) mad asked him
(CreswelD question and that he
Creswell had answered il-answered it
straight away without reservation or
saving clause. The statement created as
tonishment-'he oldest acquaintance Of
The County Attorney laug ed.
1T is Impossible. began Creswell.
"But you did!' cried the freebooter.
''You told me this and that was exactly so
and So"
''Bu', nv dear sir" said Creswell, "It is
beyond all precedent"
True" said ali the Others, ana the free
holder was al once rated as man whose
eccentric fancy may some day get him into
the insane asylum.
As for all the Others they have already
packed up. if they be men of correct
habts-save County Clerk Haley. Itmsy
not be so much matter of habit with
him as doubt.
He doubts the returns in Mr.. Curry's
case, and there is no 'elling what NAV
happen. Still. Mr.. Curry has his creden-
tiais. and will assums the delicate Office of
Cupid tomorrow.
Mr.. Ackersos will move cut of the SUI
perintendent Of Streets Office with
painful memories. which. however.
, may tend to soften the sorrow
of par ing. Thomas Asbworth will
move la aud take no duties that are famfl-
lar u bin. He has ben n the Office ba-
fore and knows what there is in a sewer
without lifting the Id
he promises to conduct the office in such
manner that hereafter when people desire
10 indicate standard in the Street De-
partment they will forever point back
10 The time when Ashworth was Superin-
Iendent."
Andrew j. Moulder will move into
| Snperin lendent Swett's on ee at the Board
of Education rooms, and will go into
4 training for IuttiEg the young idea of the
I public schools through aNcourse ofsprouts.
The school board OF Tuesday will he
eomrosed OF: Fl. L. Dodge, Charles B.
Stone, William T. Ambrose. a. Comts
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see his new term begin. He viii continue
20 EN- Low himself trimming down war
rants to a hard-pan basis and causing
Registrar Evans as much anxiety as
possible.
Assessor Siebe will also know nothing
OF how il feels to be an Out-not for the
present. He will 60 right along assessing
with equal disfayor The just and tn
unjust. the man with one gold watch
AID a 50 job, and the man With
a string of corner lots = according
to his possessions aud the law of such
things; and his houssfuI of deputies,
firm Herzer down to the cheapest in the
collection, have sense of sweet security
and peace that brings sleep to their eyes al
night.
And so it is with Treasurer Wild Der.
From bis coucF ant attitude. as the re-
sponsible watchdog of the treasury.
be just rose up aud looked round
for few days during the
latter part of October aud the first of No
vember aid then stretched himself out
again aud told the boys in his Office to
count the cash as he had been directed 10
keep an eye on in for two years more.
Tax Collector Block. who has inaugural
ed reforms aud brought order and system
10 bis office, together with greatly i'm
proved bookkeeping methods. will just
keep bis seat. please. and watch their oper-
alton for two more years. His improve
ments are such that Is has become an
bs"lute pleasure to paw taxes, and that
which was won't 10 be ciassed with
death. as :he most dreadful of cAlamities,
bids fair 10 become so irresistibly inviting
that cross dogs Will have to be kept in the
Office 10 prevent the taxpayer loafng
around there al the time.
Recorder Giynn will also remain in bis
revolving chair and keep tab on the leeds.
marriage licenses and things for coupis
OF years, aud his CORPS of expert penm q
have long since quit worrying about The
future. Mr. GlyDn will make no changes
In The force, notwithstanding statements
to the contrary. He says tie story circu-
lated TO the effect that he intended
disglacing his chief deputy, Nunan, was
an invention of some one who does not
love him, and was told because it was the
thing furthest from The truth that his
enemy could think Of. Mr.. Glynn is ali
right.
Spea king of holdoyers there is also Dis
triet Attorney Barnes. who is said TO have
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07
ONE CARES THEY WILL HAVE.

Pres,ol Tomorrow the Outs 60 in and
the ms 90 cut. The government Will 90
double shuttle. The ms Of tom orrow will
have = Chancellor which they have long
had an eager desire-to look up the bus-
ness that The Ios Of to-day have been
doing for the past couple Of years-a
chance al the books
Well, well! Let as wait and see what
We may see.
Tomorrow II will be Mayor Sutro.
Much vas given to Mr.. Susro il the mat
ter Of a majority, and therefore much viii
5e required Of him; but nobody has any
idea that he viii fail Of expectations. he
has been printing himself for business
administration, and if there shall pervade
the Cry Han Tomorrow and for every
day thereafter for two years the distinct
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07

tain 10 his service the man who has stood
at the breach for McDads through his two
years, and than whom no man knows bet
ter how 10 wave a red fag 10 the face of
dishesriened creditors. who can sell man
out. from cellar 20 garnet, with the
suaye consideration of a man doing a
personal favor 70 the seller, and who Knows
where to lay his hand on writ of attach
mept AZ any hour Of the night. This j.
"Sig" Simon. AS for the baiance-g
into The Sherif's Office one week hence and
ask for their other address. Il will be a
strange garret-familiar as be is with the
plaee-tO Sig. Simon.
Auditor Frederick will just turn himself
round in his endeavor 10 take on the feel
ing of new official. and 60 on doing bust
ness atthe OLD stand. He will not be out.
for the hour that sees his term expire will
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07

become such terror to evil-doers that at
once, Upan his relations having been
established, burIlars and crooks of every
variety and degree Immediately began
writing out their confessions and going
forward to get rid of the unhappy bust
ness at once.
There is City and County Attorney
Creswell. too. whose opinion is 80 con-
stantly sought on every manner
of tangled affairs and who gives
it only upon careful consideration and
in writing-so that here shall be no
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07

sound of buzz-ssw it will simply be Mr..
Suiro making things hum.
The new Mayor will be indicted into
Office by Mayor Ebert at the session of to 6
Board of Supervisors tomorrow after
noon,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07
ALLHANDS ROUND.

The Combination to Be
Shifted Tomorrow.
THE OUTS AND THE ms.
Men Who Will Take Charge of
City Affairs.
SOME CARES THEY WILL HAVE.
Mir. Sutro VIII Now Have to Try
10 Forget the Seals for
Time.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
Kew to the PuZZ1er.

No. 372.-Greeting the New Year:
cheer, cheer for the glad new yeari
Let all its joys be told;
Let all it's 7ealth of ruby health
More precious be than gold.
cheer, cheer for the brand new year,
So full with hopeful youth!
May it ne'er grow old, but be ever bold
In honor, love and truth.
No. 373. -Anagram Game: Spearmlnt,
No 374 Photographed Letter.
MY DEAR LEwIs-I am staying with Uncle
George He has a Newfoundland dog. His
name is Carlow. He is white with black MARKS.
| and Cousin Helena went for q walk and saw
a swan in the ca. Uncle is teaching me bota-
ny. Now must say farewell. Your loving
cousin, LAWRENCE DAVIS
No. 375.-Charade: Knapsack.
No. 376-New Years COnundrum: Be
cause (having broken his scythe) Time is
no mower.
No. 377.-Numerical Enigma; OF all
SOUND. s might've spent in the 1Uusic nigh
the teocalli, but before it was liciiGfinn
al s1os ss ali bells-oells' s{1s rings out
the oluD Year.
No. 37S.-Buried Names of Girls: 1.
Ada. 2. Helen 8. Ella. 4. Olive. B,
Bella.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
s. 49, .ts%.;. c>I.,
&Szz2R3z SRI l&&4S
TIE PU2zLER
No. $40. "A Curious Coincidence.

A merchant has AZ Clerks of whom IA
were men with families and the others un-
married. 1t became necessary for him to
discharge twot thirds of his force, which
he did by lott in the following manner:
He formed tho men in line in his store and
had the janitor count out every sixth
man, going over the line repeatedly with
out changing the count until the number
left was reduced to one third of the orig
inal "A curious coincidence noticed a
short time afterward was that the IA per-
sons retained were the men with families.
One who was In the merchants confidence
explains this state of affairs and shows
how the men were arranged before the
counting began. What is the explanation?
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
No. 382.-Primal Acrostic.

Each of the II following groups of let
tiers may be transposed so as to form a
name. When they all have been rightly
arranged, the primals will spell the name
of a famous man who wrote about the
characters mentioned:
l. Chklsoy 2. Hlmtae. 8. Lraei 4.
Gklnraei. 8. Clssacu. 6. Bnss;aaei 2.
Clprseei. g. Gseeu g. Nntyao TO-
Mreoo II. Glmraeou
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
BY changing the initials of four of the
objects represented above form the names
of the others.
No. 381.-Riddle-me-ree.

My first is in cloud, but not in rain;
My second is in France but not in Spain;
My third is in orange, but not in pear;
My fourth is in monkey, but not in bear;
My fifth is in window, but not in sash;
My sixth is in order, but not in cash;
My seventh is in lilac, but not in tree;
My eighth is in lake, but not in sea;
My whole is character in history, you'll see,
If you succeed in guessing this riddle-me-ree.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23

A part Of The face and leave pronoun.
Reproach and leave crippled.
Certain small animals and leave a cold
hard substance.
Beautiful and leave atmosphere
Rhyming Comparisons.
AS poor as q church mouse,
AS thin as rail,
AS fat as a pOrpoise,
AS rough as a gale,
AS brave as q lion,
As spry as a cat,
AS bright a siXpence,
AS weak as a rat.
AS proud as peacock,
AS sly as a fox,
AS mad as a March hare,
AS strong as an OK,
AS fair as a lily,
AS empty as air,
AS rich as CrOsus,
AS cross as q bear.
AS pure as an angel,
AS neat pin,
AS smart as a steel trap,
AS ugly as sin,
AS dead as doOrnail,
AS white as a sheet.
AS flat as pancake
AS red as q beet.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
No. 3S3.-Charade.

O--N--N~N~O-
You may tell of the pyramids builded of TWO
AS ONES for dead mOnarchs Egyptian.
l sing of "a sculptor who these might undo
In point of design and inscription.
His chsel's achievements made men hold their
breath
And really lent a new terror to death
TWO of his carving in childhood saw
The memory long will endure,
For it filled me with strange admiration and
awe
OF it's cherub-in caricature-
A creature unknown to my half dozen years.
And said to myself. "What remarkable ears''
No more he Expresses the living dead,
He has vanished completely Jonah,
But gossps who know all such matters have
said
He abides at COMPI ETE Arizona.
So think may safely infer in this case
That the right man is actually in the right
place.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23
No. 3s5.-Decapitations.

Behead an article of apparel and leave a
garden implement.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-23

No. 384.-DrOp Letter Problems.
1. A b*r*t *h*l* d&o*d* tie *i*e.
g. E*o*g* il az g''o* az a *e*s*.
8. A *r*c*d IN *e*d rs f#i*n* i*d*e*.
4. T*o ~a*y *o*k* s*o*l *h* b*o*h.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06
@iuc 6cle9enbeit FIR cine
Icbbme NeiIe.

Die SabresrsriammlunS Ter Nattcndl
Geueatipnal &%Nrctatipn fneet ron 9. bis
~. Suli 1895 in Iencer, @pl., TAFT. Cine
IhSne 8siis 1T Son Der 8reat 9crtbern
SabnasleQlbait alsu ysrlcren. bic lid an
eenielben bstbsili9en pplen, in Ausiht
a%sitett. Ite Stree III spn Ct. 91ul une
Rinreaprlis turh bic Winneictu Yart
8s9icn une has Sep Stper 5tal uber
Iepils gatt, Sredt 5dls nit istner nun.
cerppleI WdTsrtrdft, Sneuirie une Gee
merle, Selsud, Der 6auptt1ot ron Npntd.
IA, nit leinen beiben SusQsn. Butte, Ame-
rit1's berlbmte Wiuen.S taet, une meter
libsr Saetn une GAIT 9dts mad Denver
uno ;urld ubsr omaha unt StCur 9ito.
5ttets psrtluft am TO-, II. une "a. Stunt.
quito FUR erei Sage nit eem Yrtctle9tum
um;uiiei9sn. Am A., 5. une 6. Suli mer
Zen 5idets brett bis Ienper uber Stcur
SitY une ;urud ibsr Gait gate, S9een,
Butte, Selena uni 8rs1t SALTS pert1uft.
Reauldrs CONNER Wcnt1nd une Sattft
SUITE Grlurlipns Tretle limb lsgt al Der
Srenuns une 8etpur.5idets tcnnen an ir'
sene einem Sage setauft perten. Ntssn
ndbersr Snfprmaticn wenee man lth an
BEN @genten 6. u. Heiee peer aerelitre
an =. s. @bitneb %. y. unp !. o.,
Ct. saul, Winn. ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06
Dio,eDan-lamrtm1eu.

Maler Ystsr Wartini lit nit elmer
aeIhmadpuQen 9etoration Der BON
bobm. Serru sos. stephan paitorirten
Stride in Saut Centre beiraut Uoroen.
Die pom bOhu. Serrn Sobu BEL
sowsfi paforirte @emeinoe alberta in
Benton @uanip lGBt ibr neues Bottess
baus elmer iunsren Yerid0ueruus uns
ter5ieben.
Die Seuiter Der Stride in 9ilm,
Benton 60, peroen ourd seihmuds
pole Walerei u"er5iert peroen. Gun
Mitalieo Der @emeinoe lGBt Die lobenss
pertbe aibsit perrlbten.
Jim 8ssrabniBtase bss bOdu. p.
Baul O.. S. b., celebrate bodm. Serr
y. Ritter aus Welroie iir bic Seeleus
rule bes 8aforbsnen. pelhtr bic oeut'
ide @emelnos in Welroie ms 2eben
rief unb iir bieislbe cine ueue Stride
taute, Elm Traueramt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-06
Aus Der Amoegeno.

Sn Gitile 5alls benirbt man
iid UNI cine MISREPRESENTATION
Serr Soiepb Sltenoori bon M
@ropeld Bt ieiner Jamilie cine neue
@ohnuns erridten.
9as itattlide Wotnbaus oes Serrn
Sp. Seumer in 9 t. u usuta 9ebl
ieiner 8Olenouus raid e~ntaesen.
8ei Der gegenpdrtissn siinitisen
@ltteruns sebt Die Grbeit an benz Ban
Der nsuen Staotbaae in s reeport
gut uoran.
@insm sepiiien in Glbaup an
idiiisen Serrn namens Sobn Silt itelte
County, Nuoi,Or 9ruber lesten 5reitas
cine auf $35 lautenbe @eloanmeiiuns
aus oils SeiObnuna fir oas @infansen
iieben iunser 0blie.
Die BON isds 5armeru aus . en- .
ton gOunip sesen bic @reat Nortbern
8abn unaeitrensten &luaen aui Grias
fir burd 5euer anaeridteten Sbaoen
iinb ole in siitiser @eiie ~beiselest NOR
ben.
Serr 2eon. 8olb uno 8attiu aus
M elroe, welde in ben lesten 8oden
bel Serwanoten in Buffalo. q. g., aui
8eiub weilteu, iino oisisr Gage pie.
berum in ihren 5reunoestreis in Ntels
role Suriidsetebrt.
Der weitlib sebenoe SradtSus Der
600 2,nie fam elmer Nabriht pom % e u
g apnesptlle Sufolge leBtsn Srei.
tag oaielbtt bret Siunoen peripdtet an;
er mar turb einen 3ua uOn Seerraupen
Swiiden jenem Ylase uno @oen YaIsp
a~uisebalten woroeu. Sbre rWaridfos
Ionic" nor mebrere &utben brett uno
NOR nod benz Nororueiten bright.
Serr q. ". Bb,tnsp BON 9
Centre III BON @oupernOr Glousb
als @Ummilidr oes Stosfa Yarf ernannt
poroeu. Der gummiiidr ipiro ibm
Bart @obnuns nebmsn, fir Slumen
uno @ewddie Gorge trasen uno Der
beiieluu9en, Die pom Stuate uorseidrle
ben peroen, u%ornebmen. - Jlufjebn
S6slinse Der SUdidule in Sant Centre
9raouir!sn oaielbit ON lesten Montus.
-Su Yerbinouns NIT unieremS dub.
pOrratb b~eioraen mir Shubreparainren
81 folsenoen Yreiien:
Wdnner Salbioble, sendbi 80 Cts.
Mdnuer SalbiohIe, sendbt unb us
iab $l.10.
Nduuer Salbioble. ansepIlOdt 7Ogis
Wdnner Salbiobte, a~n9epflodt nit
Nblas 30 Gts.
Nae Grbe,t gut beiorst. Yrice. Der
tleiberbdnbler.
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0utlaufcit

ppn meiner giebwsiee in 2e Sdut Elm furf
Sabre alter 8ptbfuts nit wstbsr goresr.
tcpileire. labm an etnem gcresrfuB; cine
rrtbli6 brdune Wdtrs nit weibem Stcrn
am gpresrtrpf uue VOTER Slaien an Der
Gubsnleits ess Ndders. Cine anssmsTsre
gslcbnuns 1emientsen, welher bic Yferre
,urldbrinat cesr Gustunft aibt. NO ie ~
fineen limb. 81. .. 9l1rte.
26-2t Ct. 9lpue, Winn.
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Scfanntn,abmna.

Gs eiene tiermit CUR 8efdlissn Sennt'
nibnabme, tas ate. welte zen untsriett'
nstsn nod ibulesn, lei IS sssen Nctsn peer
g%u6rebnurs, bis gum 20. sunni 1895 gu
bs,abltn babsn, Ia mad 8%enanntem Gatum
bic Su6er une Nctsn Rem Ssrrn ". u.
Sufen CUR Collection ubtr9sn wereer.
Spbn g0dss une @nb. y obmeisl.
Srbn Sades unt gb. Wenner.
8ihmpne, ben 3. Stunt 1895. 26.2
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ImcrfennmnQ.

Ter unttrScihnete lit a Sabre lang ar
6eiierfeit. bic or fir urbsilbar biclt, mel
Die frubsre Scbanelung ron mebreren @ers.
ten nihts trnhtcte. .3ulcgt ltelte i'd mid
unter Sstdneluna ees Or. q. Eilcn in
&tbmcre unp ttelem babe i'd eS nrbit 8cti
gu psrbanten. bdB mir aebolien wurrs, renH
bsuts lam i6 70 gut ipreben ME in fruec'
rem Satrsn.
SermannS souls.
Yd9nespile, ben /. Stunt '95.
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Siui8cs Sanb.

Sd babe 10000 @dCr untultiplrtes GAME
III Stearns, Benton unp Sberbmne @pun.
ties bi1iS ~ pertaufen an lcl6e, bic has.
lclbe tulttsiren wclen. Ite dnAeme zen
ten g%eeinaun9en msrten geitelt. Sled
ials cine An,abl tultieirter 5armen ME
and Observation-Disclosures.
u. s.. Wbitnea
PA Grfte Ndtipnaltant, ct. Glcup, Wtnn.
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@idtis fir GARNER, Sicbs nnO
SiibnerSiidter.

llntsrjei6neie baben eas bette Wittsl jur
gerbutun9 Ron alen aranttetten, rtnen
8inestsb, S6wsine unp Subnfr
un.sricrfen int. Yrcte Yaaust % Cts;
aatbalcg irei. &genten p%erldn9t.
3. y. Sbein a 60,
Ct. Edul, Wtnn.
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N. Y. Bazaar

SIS lit nidt ~nOtblpenbis, 5ancpz
preiie fir erite &laiic &aare 81
besableu. &ir befinoeu ms an
etrlem Slte, 100 Die Nusla9en
nieoer9ebalten iuerben. Saber
lit oieier Yla5 in @irflihteit ie:
ller, NO ibr taufen loft. &abre
OetOnomie bat uniern @ei6dftS.
plat ldon lan9e sum Centrum
oes ipariamcu Solfes gemaht.
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= Der lleru 9nrk Ba,ar :

bat Dem Solte ltetS aebplfen, ln>
Dem CT Die Yrelle Der SOrle nnO
Den 3eiten an9epaBt bat. 90
@ai6flammern 81 3 Is. Seife,
Sunbeam, 8 Stiife fiir "a 9ts.