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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-10
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

E G. Taylor passed Sunday in Port
land.
Frank Dana of Portland. was in the
city, Saturday
Mrs c. f. Andrews was in Port
land, Saturday.
Miss Alice Knowlton is visiting at
Bailey's Island.
Mrs. 5. $. Williams is visiting her
son. George Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Allen y. Wood spent
Sunday at Ocean Point
Hon and Mrs Edward Wiggin
passed Sunday in Bowdoinham
Miss Nellie Bryant has returned
from a visit in Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Pauline johnson gave drag
ride to party OF friends, Saturday.
l.. NJ Blanding. editor Of the Indus
trial Journal was in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Hill and son Her
bert. have gone to Bar Harbor, for Il
few Weeks.
Rev c. s Cummings will pass his
vacation in Augusta. with the eXcep-
ton of one week
y. X. Butler spent Sunday at Booth
hay. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs NJ +.
Pooler Of Waterville.
Mrs. n. W. White and daughters.
Misses Leo ard Gertrude. are making
Il visit to ocean Point.
Miss Gertrude Frye left on her va
cation. Saturday, to be absent two
weeks at her home in Nassalboro.
Miss Mabel |. LoVejoy went to New
sharon. Saturday. to spend 10 days
with her sister. Mrs. T. l.. Thurston
MIS- +. l.. Allen and daughter. Miss
Muriel. returned to Garland, Saturday,
after visiting Mai and Mrs p. NJ
| rogler
| Harry II. Knowles and c. H. Black
man are at Lake Cobbossee. camping
out. They will stay a week on two
| longer.
Mrs. George Sanford of BridgeWater'
and Miss Hill clerk in the patent office
in Washington. y. =, are in the city
visiting friends
Mrs. c. Is. Burleigh and children left
for North Sandwich, y. IL. Saturday,
where they will remain for the rest
| of the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-10

Joseph II. Bridge is at Squirrel
Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-10

Mrs. George Sanford of BridgeWater
and Miss Hill. clerk in the patent office
in Washington. D. =, are in the city
visiting friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-10

f. G. Taylor passed Sunday in Port
land.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
Sic g1adsfersen Der Sntpelenbtebiu.

Sic gSadbSferaeh Der eyutnetenDtebttf.
Mus Min@en beri6tete bic N1gs>
meine ,3eiiuug pDm Is. Suni: 6eute
boite I'D in Der Berion Der 27 Sabre
alteu Regnerin Waria Braun aus syn.
Qolaant eine raffiairte Suwelenbiebin
Az perautuDrten Sie @enannte bat in
Der 3ei pom Desember beS Sabres 1894
big gum Suli 1896 ni6t tDeniser als II
SumelenniebadbIe aussefabrt, nseen
beren fie fden i'm Nooember b. 5, Dor
@e1i1i lianb. OamalS gab bic Nuee.
t!aaIs bur6aus Aaes, mas ibr CUR 2aft
seIegt Eurbe, 5l,gab ie0o6 an, lie babe
in etnem unmiberffeblt9eu Srang ge.
banoeIt. Sen Cribs aus ben geftobIes
nen Suuelen Mil bic Diebin basu ber=
meuoet habeu, baB fie @a6stersen taufs
te unb tieie in ben &ir6en, beionbers
in AIt6tiing uub Maria.gi9; opferte.
@benio min iie aud Baargelb In bic
Opfera0de getuorfen 1aben. unb bas
Nae5, I'M 6en unniberItebli9en Drang
losauperbsn. guf bieie Nngaben bin,
bic Mot miberlegt per5en fonnten,
duRerte li9 Oirettor 9. 8raSbep babin,
bab. ueun bic Nnsaben bet Insetlagten
ri9tig ieien be3tigli6 bes Spfers bes
erlolten 8elbes, bieielbe ni9t bollftdn.
big aure9nunssfdtig fsin f6nne. Ser
Gertheioiger Der Qugetlagten beantragte
Die AusisBung Der 8erbanbIung. un,
bic @el9dfisleute. BEL benen bic Braun
bie 4ersen setauft baben uia, als 3eu,
gen bei3ubriugen. 0ie 8erbanblung
purbe aud bieiem Nntrag gendB ausz
9ef.Bt bod iGeiut Der &e9tsanwalt
nit ieiner 9abuugen feineu @rfolg ge.
babt au babeu, wsBbalber au6 Die Yers
tbeibi9uHg aufsab. Su Der beute tpe-
Der auf9enommeneE Berbanbluna eibt
bic NggetIagte ben gleifen Strafaus
iblisBuueesruuo an. 9ie Nneettagte
ging idou gum 3ped tes SiebitablS in
Die oeridieoenenS Supslengei9dfte, tellte
lib bort a!5 irgenb cine perm6glthe
perion por, IieB ii6 perfdiebens
Sdmndia6en porle9en unb mart bann.
wenn fe I'D unbemertt glaubte, einen
Ring paeg mas ibr gerabe 3undbft log
in ibren ipabriheinli9 i6ou 3u biefem
3med H,tgeupmmenen &egeni9i! N.
Dab aud ID aaberen Gdllen bic Wnges
tlagte ui9t aasu gewifenbaft mar, be.
meift, bob fie aud tuegen mebrerer Be-
tragereien inter Nntlage gefeQt 1T, bic
fie, pie bic Diebfdble, unumtpunben
3usibt. ueber ben @eiiteS3uftana ber
4nsetlasten fiihrte Director Or. &rass
bep aus. es iei elm 8enei8 ni6t er.
bra9t, baB bic Mnseflagte ben @rl6s
aus ben gefobleaen Suwelen 3it benz
genannten 3wed perlpenbet bot, er
mhffe besbaIb bic Grase. Oh bic Ans
gefld9te unter ber ginmirfung zines
reIisiOien Wabus gebanbelt babe,
bur6auS perneiuen. Oaraufbin be'
antragt ber 5taatsanmalt 3 Sabre
@efdnsniB. Das 1rtbeil lautete auf 2
Sabre @efGnaniB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
8. 9apitsl.

stls einise StuuOen ipdter aiesbetb
an bic Ebiir gum Mobn3immer po1te,
mar Der DOftor f6on wieber ri,unter
unb forberte fte bur9 elm trdftises
Serein gum Otdbertreten auf; er las
an ietnem S6reibtii6 unb mar fidt.
lid In gutter 9aune, benn er ntdte Ser
Befongenen ld9elnb su unb mies bann
anf fetnen SriibftiidsttId.
vWieiue @irtbin bot mid, Id,on Der,
ioret-bitte nebmen Ste einen tleiuen
Smbtb!"
4lS iie nieber ablpebren wollte,
iette CT nit Surnor bin3u:
Die Geuti6en linb befanntli6
wesen tbrer Gaftfreibeit beriibmt, i'd
boffe, Gle tperben mir bas Re6t nt6t
f6udlern molten, mid fir einen suten
Deuti6en 81 baltert."
@dbreub Ssssbetb ieiuen @uni@ er.
fiillte, fubr er bann fort:
sd babe geitertl gu ,Sbnen geiast,
baB elmer, penn er ii6 baS 0tedt an.
maBt, Semanben 9eipaltlam in bieler
udrriiden @elt suriidsubalten, au6
ibm miiife 5u belfen iuhen. Dos mill
i'd tbuu, aber oaSu miilien Gle mir
erlauben, 9br Sdidial pOrldufis sir-
nal IN nteine 9anb 81 nebmen. @ols
len sic bos?"
gle fab nit einem idiidtern bant.
barren Bid gu benz Spre9er auf.
.Sa, la," iaete iie, uub bann itiesen
ibr bic 1brdnen In bic s(ugen uub lie
legte ben 8iifen, ben file in Der Sanb
bate, tpieber meg. n9d-ad, sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
-1~ Uod)tar Ger u)dIcberjt
SlOnaae ton 9einri6 &Gblcr.
(Sortiesuns.l

sic s5serte-aber ais lie bann in
iein @eli6t fab, trat Tie nit ibm elm.
Sben in ieiner @obnltube blieb iie
ipie6er on ber Tbiir fteben, fi9tlid lebr
befansen iiber bic befremoli6e gitua.
tion.
uWa6en sic eS li6 beque1n, iaste
Der Ooftor unbefaneen, rbie @drme
mirb Sbnen gut tbuu. Wir iinb
8eibe brauBen gang sepaltig bur6s
9efroren. 3uerft mill i'd fitr etpas
Warrnes iorgen, i'd babe 9unl9ertraft
i'm 9aufe uno t6 boffe, Sie tbun mir
bann aud ben @efalleu, einige Bilien
bon metner Sunsselellenfolt gu ellen. !"
Gr 3itnbete mdbrenb feiner Worte bic
Spirttusflamme 1inter Der neinen Sod.
maf9ine on uub bolte ats einem
g6ranf nebenan falten 8raten uno
Butter uro Dreo.
n9elfen Sie mir bod, i9 perltebe
mt9 10 i6le6t auf's Seroiren," iagte
er nit munterem Son.
Gas Wldb6en bate tbm INNER nit
ltarrert @u9en 3ngeieben unb ft6 ni9t
bon Der Stelle 9eriibrt, MIN 1tiir3te lte
pl6sli6 auf TIN Su rnb sriff mad ieiner
Sano unb beneste ite nit Giilien unb
9brdnen.
p0as ma9en sic benn?" webrte er
unipilliQ ab.
10, 0err Ooftor, Gie iin6 10 OUT
pie foll id Sbnen banfen! @enn i'd
nod einntal gertraueu gum 3eben se@
uinne, bann baben MIR Sie es beipirff.
@r ftri6 ibr nit Der Qanb Sas 0aar
aus Der Stirn unb fab iie nit etnem
ipei6en 8lide an.
sd tbue nur nteine Yfli9t, aber
i'd babe boppelte @riinoe, mid Sbrer
an5unebmen, Gle lpiilen nidt, wie
feltlam uniere S9idlale bur6einanber
perflc6ten iinb. 0eute aber ni6ts
mebr oaoon, beute follen Sie Rube
baben.@
Sie idlu9 in bic bargeboteue 6anb,
unb bann faben file iid 8etbe gegertiiber
unb aben ltnb tranfen Inb fpraden
oa5u bon unbefansenen Dinsen.-Der
Doftor lpunberte ii9 i'm Stillen, mas
ite fir gef9eite Ititiporter CAB, unb
ais 6as Wlabl beeubet mar, mites er auf
oie Ebiir bes gleben3tlnmers.
rDa nebenan MAIDEN sic eS fi6 be.
auem unb i6lafeu Sie afr ben &unts
mer aus, iagte er.
0iesbetb moltte Ginmenbungen rrtas
den, aber er beftanb auf ieinem @illen,
sd babe 81 tbuu lnb 3u> fen, i6
iperbe nidt oiel gum cd lfen toms
men, bemerfte er. n@enn er Mobn.
gott mid aber bod In iein 8ei9 ent,
fiibren mill, bann feben sic ia, bas es
an BolftermUbeln bier ni9t feblt."
Das Mdb@en folste enbli9 leinem
Wunfd. au9 fie fdlief uobl in bieier
yla6t ti6t piel. Der Doftor aber sina
nod ituubenlaus in ieinem 3immer
anf unb ab, tpobei er iebo6 Sic 0or>
iidt gebrau9t bate, ii6 feiner Sttefel
an entlebisen. Grit segen Maoraen
itredte er iid nit ben 9leibern auf 6as
Sopba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
0elb leidt beroieut,

Srsenb elm einisermaBen begabter
Meni6 fann BON $500 bis $35. 90 Der
Wo9e berbienen, bur6 ben 0ertaui
nnIerer smeiieitisen 6 Quabrat Gub
9roBeu &arten Der Der. Gtaateu
uab Der gan3en @rbe. Sn su6lf 6ar.
ben. Sieie 9arte III 10 poraasIi6 Der,
gefe0t. baB He fd obue Whb, Derfauft.
Srgeub Semanb fann bamit SIS 90 oers
bienen. udbrenb erfabrene 8erfdufer es
oft bis auf $4,000 bic Wode brinaeu.
Man ienbe 81. so fur probe uno geoin.
gungen. 3errain. .4nre6t pirb garau.
tirt. &anb, WeNallp& 60.
100 bis TIA Nbams ST., @bicuao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
oSbr Gpbn iptrO tetnen Mfpnat mebr
febeu!W

so iasten bic Nerate su Serrn Sill
man Sromn, 81 0aiQ Ctr, South
@arbner, MaH. 5ein Sobn lit an
etnem 2nagensllebel, ba8 li9 nod iD.
pb6ier Walaria eingeiteqt bate unb er
CAB 1915 on bic 9ler5te aus, bic i'm
fdlieBIi@ aufsaben, inbsm Re iasten !:
uSbr 9obn nirD teinen Monat Idnger
mebr leben IA- Da periu9te i'd Sings
Reue gntbedung unb elm paar JIaf6en
bapon Ha6ten ibn pieber geiuub
unb befdbiste i'm, aIs p6qis @eluns
Der mieber ieinen Irbeiten naageben
3u t6nnen. ST iagt, er berbante feline
gegenmdriige CUTE 8eiunbbeit auSs
i6lieBli6 benz @e5rau1e bon Or
Sings Neuer @nibsduns. @r faet:
IS giebt ni6tS geKeres in Der Welt
bel allen 2unsens 2eibenl4 probef fla.
f6en frei in u. OreiB' Ipptbefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
Gpnmerreifen.

3ourifers8illette nod Sommerauf.
entbaltsorten i'm Often unb Norben
tperben ieBt gum gertaufe ausgeboten.
2Degen Ndberem uenbe man ii6 on
ben nd6iigelegeuen Nsenten. Souri.
itensSilette fur bic 5. & g. q. '8abn
gu be3ieben bur9
.. 5. price. u. g. 9. a.,
paleitine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
Yripat. unb @eidlled1tsz Qronfhtiten
Sob beg yoone star"> >gieres.

WeSfal trinft Der Wegifaner,
Ser Transuie preift Nbipntb,
@btSteD Die Mmerieaner,
9Senn tie ,,etnsebOren" iinS.
Setneu 9bee id3liirft ber gbincfe,
SHdtbran sedbt Oer GSfinto
1tn6 Ser flmae Sapameie
SIT beim 1etstranf ,,gafe" frpb.
Mn 8esDbrmer Wftld5 cer @tate
&abt lid, Oer Rtratiem=@rctS
llnb Der 0auiie NIT Der 3nmte
gMlmtf, ben gSmttft eimertpets.
0Od, Der 9emtitbe, franf nmb bieber
Trtnft ben Wal5s unb &opfen=Granf
SET! SNte ftartt Oas fetue GlieSer
-Wfaht's tbu aud, nttbt grade idblaHf
@Obin Oes 0eihifes 2aunen,
9riebeu ie ben centid,em Wfamn,
Sraut ben Tranf CT iid3, ben bramnem,
Den er liebt BON Susens an!
Drum aadb bier, ferm TIM giiomcitcn
QSO bic SDmne trnpiidb itidbt,
Sramt etn 8ter rtau, eimS cer beitem
9Helbem 4entitben fd3me6t eS ntebt :?
g&enn man bet 8efiiltem Setbern
9tefen 3ranf Oer 2abe prstft
6itnS' eS laut ben eblen 3eheru,
9aR man clone Star''.8ler ibn beiRt !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
YoQRontntette @eEuno6eit.

. 9altsu Sis Sbrsn &Orpsr burd ben
sslsSentlidsa Sebraud bon Tutt's Sc.
bsrpill.n OOGIftanbia in Orbnuns. sic
rssuliren ben Oarnfanul unb sr;sussn
0insn krdftissu 9irpu.
ROpfidmsr3sn, Usalariu, @aGenl,io.n,
SerfOpfuns umb dbnIids 8rantbsiisu
w.rbsn pOllitanbs turirt burd
3mtt'S 2eber Ytuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

GoDleb's 8estiter, No. % alamo
Yla3a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
WbiStep, bic befen gemii9ten Sc.
trdnfe, feline @eine unb auSeesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
uab tets frif6eS Bier. Der gisentbis
uer. Soc @oOIep, beritpbt feiu 8ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

Sd mar nsrD6s, miibe uHb unluirf9.
aorPs @louer Root 9bee bat mid ge,
lunb uub sliidiib ecmaht. Wrs. 6. 9.
Worben. Gum gertauf bel aaItepsr
& Sdu6aro, Sames gIabin, 3. 8.
9peaeHp. u. @obn & Co., g. Stein,
Gentral Drug Store, U. Snweppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

S6le9tes Blut, gerifepfuag. 2eber.,
uub Nieren' 2eiben tperben bur1 aarI's
9leeer &opt Sbee turirt. 3nm Ser.
tauf bel aaIteper & Sdu9arb, Samea
@lanin, &. ). SpeaeHp, @. gobn q
Co.. eteiu, Central Drug Stsrs,
U. @9Reppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13
SudlenS Mrntca Galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir S9nitte,
Gueti6unsen, @eiduiire, 5iebers uuo
Saut Gusidlag, Slehten, seiprun9ene
9dnoe, 5roitbeuleu unb ale 6autfrant-
beiten; furirt Sdmorrboiheu po,r feline
Bs5ablun9. 86uise 3ufriebenbeit ga,
rantirt ober bas @elb uirh suriiderftat=
tet. rs Gents Die eda6tel., Bum
Uerfauf in alien Gpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

3auienbe Don RbeumaiismuS ssdl,
len finb bur1 elmer uno 9lmeno'S
Nesept 9ln. 1851, sebeilt iuorben.
9lle 9eibeuben folten cine Glaf6e boz
BON berfn6en.
6. SO. BRETON & Co.,
8albeFon, 3eraS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

= Die 8erbanblunsen amii6en Der
diuefi6en &esierung we9en ueberlai'
flung zines bsuifden Sffi3iers als Res
organiiaiOr Der finefiifen Armee baus
ern an. Wie es beiBt, mhnf9t Der
Safer. baB Oberfi 2lebert bonn Gres
nabier Regiment yto. 2l. i9 mad
China beadbe.
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ate erihppfenseu Qlntalle

prn WaaIartafebsr t6unsn NIT Gbtnin pebsr au
Idnsers 3ett, nod lberRaupt NIT 0biOluter @swtsbe
tuns pon sraabsitsn niasmatti&sn Gbaratters seb6r
iebo&, rts iber allen 3pstfel fesbt, in ben BeretA
bsr M6slt9teit. aausidtrtse Grfabruus Bat seIeb,,
ba5 bte porsaslias ardutsrarsne, OitetterS Rsstu.
bttters, unsnbIt mebr trautbsttperbnteube rat Be-
fst, ais ale GItaIpihe, Drosueu unb Gtfte, melAe
frhber bic etnBts anerfaautsn Rttsl 5ur gsrbatuus
uub SetIuns pOn Stsbsranfduen auer art paren.
0snn ber a6rper hu,& psrtObti4 ptebsrtebrenbe
arantsettsanfdus ssf&pd&t tR, srnsusrt bt.iss
i&ma6bafie Gligtr bic MusteIs unh Rsrpentraft bes
SrfemS, benz nttts f&dhli&er 1T, ais naabaltts.
i&pd6ente GtnaaRe malartaurttser aranfbetieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

Nur bas Streben ma6t ouf @rben
@lhdli6. He9t eu6 b'rumunb rinot
Oft if's cine 2uff. su tpsrbeu,
Was III fem nur unluit briugt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

- r@arum nidt sar" = iaste elm
@ah. aIs ibm Der 9ellner elm robes
8eeffeaf bra6te.
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9eatfdbe BebanSr,,sa .

Seuti@e Beb0hoIuha.
Sas 9ebdnbe eieens fir ben 8tref heraeifeDt. hat
9roBe Gdumidfeiten peIde nit ben u1pbernifen @srs
oeerungen berieben inh, nnb bietet baburt benz YQ4
tenten elnnebmlbteiten itnb BprtheiIe nelde ct il,
oTbern oerarttgeu, bon aerifauern geeitete Sniff
tuten ni1t finoen tpirb.
Die gr6bte 8raris unb bas bpanbiatte sfnftitut in
pen yer ST. aetn atueites Snftitnt bet Beit bat 80
nlele Dunoeroone 9ei!nngen 5u peraeiduen. 9afeIbs
9oipital= =@rfabrung in Nmerifa unb gIrpna beiihen
Spe5iene Ibtbetlungen fir ipeSiele Rranfheiteu.
Srt9inalmetbooen fur 8ehanblung I'm 6auie. 8rofeS
Saboratortu, begetabilii6e 6eilmittei. ir Suriren
unter poittper 9ardnte ale 1rpnit,en urb beratueis
ielteH Gungerl=, 9als<, Obren=, Na{en= MQoer= ees
parn Seber= 9er5=, Rieren= 8Ia5en= Fraiierts (3es
glrll= Merben Sant=, GIut= Brpat ur6 @eid,led5tss
Srant9etten. -gbirur9iid)e &ranfbeiten SbeaieIIe
gehanolung fur S4pinbiuht, &atarrb. Shipepfie.
St9eamGttsmus. Rrebs. 8anbuurnt, Semorrboiben
Yrinat. nttb @eI@lehts= Qranfheffen.
gerlprene Iannesfraft, Samenflus, SamenittpGdbe.
Nelaen iu9enbIi1er ttnbeionnenheifen mmS oeidiet.
itd]er Musi1neifnn9en, Werpenihudde, Berieren bes
9eod9tniies rnb Der gneraie, 5npotens uitp id,nel
lno blebenb ae1eil bur ME feblidlaaenbe SrianQL
be9anolIng. SbpbiIis Strtctur unb @eithiedbts=
9rantbeiten eber grt ierben in ber fiiraeif m6alen
Selt ftrt &uren 8drdntirt, mo ite anoeren mslun=
gcn ltno ydeorige @ebibreu unb Gprreponben,
Ireng pertraniid1. Stunben BON uhr Muraens Bib
uDf Abenos an Sonn= uno sseiertagen Bis 12 11hr
Wtorgens MnStndtti8e Vatienfea NIT nnfebL
parent erfol9e 5siefid1 bebanbeIt. l1nferiudunasz
oetten) fperben frei suseidfft. Mbreiiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE.
vac Wasifon tno Grie st.. xoIess. o.
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,3ieb' bonn 2eber@ - ba6te Der
@irtb uub 3os feineH 8dfen bic 6aut
iiber bic 9bren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-13

- rDas III be8 SdnserS 6lu6"-
badie Sean. als i'm ber 8aiffi an'
f9nau3ie: n0immeItrtu3beuusrpetter
betomme i9 benn fein Bier"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26

the vicissitudes of life, and spoke OF the
destructive elements which have wrecked
life and property He touched upon the
passion for destruction found in animal
life. He mentioned the evil conditions In
social life, saying that one hundred years
or free schools I'm this country leaves tho
problem unsettled. Vice everywhere reared
Its head. and pauperism and suffering
walked hand In hand with IL. The minister
alluded to the increasing number of sui
cides.
The life and death Of Christ were re-
viewed as showing the way to glory, and
Dr- whitman said: We, too, must walk
the way OF humiliation and pain" The
whole history OF the world has been a his
tory OF effort under suffering. From the
sunerng comes better type OF men and
women, ana the moral fiber is toughened
Out or the pressure OF sorrow sympathy is
bern. Instead of death being mans enemy.
II Is his friend.
The browning thought was that back of
an the pain and suffering. back OF all the
Nfcissitudes, Is a personal God. and there
was the consolation that everything would
work out for the best i'm the end.
Az tne conclusion of the sermon prayer
was oHered by DIR. Muir. Then Rev. DIR.
Meader made an appeal for liberal contri-
buttons Tor the Baptist Home for the Aged.
He told what was being ATTEMPTED Al This
Rome. His appeal resulted I'm a large and
S se,,s eohtribution. Benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. G. S. Williams Among
Lne ministers on the platform were Rey.
THEREIN Outwater and Rev. C. E. T. Steyen-
son.
ine special program of music prepared
by Musical Director Frank Gebest ms
much enjoyed. This Included the solo sing
ing or Mrs. T. c. Noyes. which was eager
~ listened for The following was the
T program: Organ voluntary, Sixth
Concerto, Handel; Gloria in r Danks
choir; anthem, Great is the Lord" Bruce
Steane, choir: solo. Fear Not Ye q
Israel. Dudley Buck, Mrs. 7. c. Moves,
0ner.oire, Lord, Lead the Way the Savior
Went, banks. Mrs. T. c. Moves and choir.
organ pc stlude, Rinck
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RABBI sTERN's SERMON.

The Danger Of o Sectional Amend
ment to the Constitution.
There was q large attendance at the
synagogue Of the Washington Congrega-
ton on 9Th street. where Thanksgiving
services were held this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. The Rev. Rabbi Louis Stern
preached q sermon which was significant,
and YVES listened to with the closest at
tention by the congregation. In his opsn-
ing words he dwelt mainly upon the happy
results Of the recent election and the pros
poets OF returning prosperity as good
things to be particularly thankful for, and
then proceeded as follows:
But while we rejoice with truly thankful
hearts that threatening dangers have been
happily ayerted, 1t would be unwise and
unpatriotic not to heed the lessons they
have taught us.
1t requires no stretch of imagination to
understand what would be the fate OF our
republic should the seeds of unrest and
discomfort be permitted to spread and
thrive and the vicious notions of sectional
ism and class distinction become further
strengthened.
1T becomes the plain duty of all lovers
most highly, to unite their efforts for the
preservation of the strength and dignity
OF our well-tried republican institutions, and
to vigorously oppose any and every scheme
aiming at the erection Of barriers socially
or relisiously. that would tend in the least
to Justify the cry OF sectionalism
The tendency OF our age is to bring peo-
pie closer together. to level all distinctions
frreconciiable with the noble truth OF the
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there had been plentiful harvests In this
country, since employment in the various
industries had been slack. There were,
however. other causes Of thanifulness. such
as the hope Of returning prosperity, the
recent demonstration Of the integrity and
wisdom Of the people Of this country and
their decision in favor Of maintaining the
commercial credit of the country. It was
evident that the sentiment Of the people
was in favor of plain. everyday honesty,
and the result Of the late election showed
that the United States was q nation At
to be trusted. 1t was, he said, q triumph
Of genuine Americanism. The preacher
said he believed the sentiment Of liberty
was never more generally cherished in this
country than 1t is at the present time. 1t
was also manifest. said the preacher. from
the result of the election that the fear ex-
pressed that immigration had been carried
to excess in this country was not well
founded, and 1t was evident from the vote
cast in New York and Chicago, the prin-
cipal centers of immigrant life, that the
power Of Transforming foreigners into good
American citizens had not been lost. AS
additional causes of thankfulness, the
preacher referred to the peaceful aspect of
our foreign relations and that the crime Of
war had been averted.
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the nation and the Lord Jesus Christ it's
head Continuing. he said It was not merely
proper 10 extend thanks for tbs gtfts We
have received. but 10 look hack Of them all
to the throbbing heart Of q God whose
mercy IL Infinite and read the expression
there for US. In the year past there had
been overwhelming Indications ana tokens
Of His good will toward the nation. Espe-
cially thankful should the people be for the
wonderful vindication Of their underlying
principles at the last election. There were
many who still thought that our govern
ment and its institutions were merely an
experiment, but 1t had been proven they
were lasting. The election had shown, too,
that the classes have been able to look I'D
and recognize in capital and in intelligence
powers as kindly as those Of muscle or
steel Demagogism had been brought to
an end and sectionalism no longer held
sway. but the country was a unit, and
through. In municipal as well as national
affairs there had been a wonderful quicken
ing of conscience and in many cities true
reform had been inaugurated and carried
nobly forward. The spirit of Christianity
was prevailing. too. in international affairs
and he instanced the Venezuelan settlement
as an illustration Of this. Mr.. Reoch then
proceeded to consider the causes for thank
fulness among the religious, and closed with
an eloquent appeal for a constant and
grateful realization Of the mercies and
goodness Of the Almighty.
A substantial offering was taken up dur
ing the services. the proceeds Of which will
be divided between the Womans Christian
Association and the Florence Crittenton
Home and Help Mission.