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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

/ the world ID rubbing the tAss vim oils and
other skin foods In sapsets<a0 = sswssttas
its yellow eruptons. whoa ths ssas Of the
| trouble lies In late hours. irregular eating,
rich food and 4 torpid liver. No compilation
specialist In the world can help yvu II your
liver has daily tantrums.
San Diego IL prol!0o In many things. and
to the bay n climate tho pcopie Of Southern
California gladly Yield the palm for actual
accomplishments. a. well A. for thinss pres
peotiye, though almost certain Of realisation.
Tho credit mark now To bs E,von Gan Dtsgs
Is for things realised. or. rather. for humans
realized. Five families living In three houses
situated eids hy side an logan avenue have
recently had born to them FIVE pairs Il
twins. There In much wondsrinsnt thereat,
-Four couples Of the fond parents are svpss-
stitious. They havs moved to smother quArtee
Of tho oity. In the face Of the agitation a.
free silver and Populism they feel unable -
ke@p mp the twin racket And, ~ tsGogO
stated, thsy are AuperstitiouA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

when this peculiar fad was In the zeni II
OF It's glory. They are particularly well
liked by women with arched insteps, as
| they Mt snugly. ana the natural shapcliness
OF the foot II greatly enhanced by the
smoothly enclrclng boot. With the added
beauty bestowed by pointed toes and high
heels, It is predicted that they will enjoy
their old-time prestige.
| The introduction OF oolors. either in the
weave OF cloth used or to show through
perforated leather. has never been esteemed
highly by women OF taste Every we'll
bred woman avoids attracting attention TO
her dress. and consequently refralns from
wearing conspcuous footgear
CATERS ara obsolete. but the Julle.te is
a modified form Of this erstwhile popular
style The elastic inserted in tho sides
makes 1t an easy ahoe TO put on and sup
ports the ankle very eifectually, For house
wear they are particularly desirable, and
come In morocco Of divers coiorH. There
Ia no leather tanned dint equals morocco
none that has less 10 condemn in IT. II
was for years the especially preferred Ieath-
er for old ladies and chlldren's shoes, and
It's recognized good qualities have again
given rise to preference for u.
| Tan shoes hold their own. They come IN
ali grades and kinds Of leather, and are
particularly well adapted for walking pur-
poses. Russia or calf wear best. render
most acceptable service and arc decidedly
the mos. durable. Russet shoes do not
present the untidy appearance when muddy
or stained that black ones do. and will
remain polished longer. Consequently they
are In ever increasing demand.
Bootmakers give more attention 10 nov
cities In low shoes than they do In high
ones. The ordinary low-cut shoes. desg-
mated as ties, go through series Of evou-
tons each season. sometimes they are cut
with continuous vamp then. again. it is
spliced. tho front and back part meeting
under tho instep. This portion OF the tic
may be OF patent leather and may be
adorned by tip or married by none A tie
| with long vaInp and tip the black rart
cut In one piece. Is the prevailing fashion.
The greater the length OF the vamp the
more slender tho foot appears. long.
| narrow last is sought. even II II be two
numbers larger than the size previously
considered ms the proper ht
| The newest thing In tan tie, instead OF
being laced as ordinarily, has two large
eyelets. through which broad brown rib
| bon Is inserted and made into huge bow
across the instep. The toe Is decidedly
! round and the heel exceedingly high.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

Young women with an eye TO harmony
have their bicycle shoes and leggins made
Of the same cloth. and theee mus, both be
OF a shade corresponding with the costume
worn.
Slippers are ever changing. Three or
four models are universally approved and
may he obtained at any shoe shop. Every
conceivable tint Ia seen. daintily emhroll-
cred in cut steel. set or iridoccnt beads
harmonlzlng with tho selected color
Stamped designs. wrought In jewels on
the toe. conform to some women's ideas Of
beautiful pedal belongings Others are
deliberately embroidered with vine run
ming around the entire length Of the shoe.
Slippers for evening wear ought TO OK
actly match the gown. so they are most
often made from a bit Of the satin OF which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
Dot GEAR FAOS,
X Exceptional Styles Are Now
Exhibitedat Newport.
(wELS ARE WORN ON SLIPPERS
siking Shoes initiate Mems De-
3igns-Wids so1es and Flat Heels
| Favored by Athletic Girls.

NEWPORT Aug. 14.-Shoes play an i'm
utt paSt In me ammunition OF the CAM
N II he summer girl, and the styles
yer offer an exceptional scope for
nv IN Ill the phases OF foot gear.
y nswest designs reach Just above the
IN md are fastened by six large
tSll vamps Of patent leather. with
Y haket-cloth foxing. still obtain. but
= NJ regarded in high favor by the fash
~ folk. Kid uppers alone are per-
INA where those OF cloth CORRESPONDING
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

Very many economical women this season
purchase a hauStc grass lawn, organdy or
other summerlike waist ready made at the
best shops and then add a home made gored
skirt Of plain material to match. White dotted
Swiss bodices are easily matched, also those
OF india null chiffon and grensdne or eta
mine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

Many old houses In Holland have special
door. which Ia never open save on two occa-
sions, when there Is n marriage or death IN
the family Tho bride and groom enter by this
door: It is nailed or barred 40 until = death
occurs when 1t is opened aud the body In re.
moved by this exit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

the frock Ia fashioned. Black satin slip
pers are the vogue. and are the only alter
native tolerated. No Others so completely
deceive tho eye or destroy tho identity of a
large foot,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
CHAS. PUESCHEL,
Short Order Restaurant
and Lunch Counter.
REUTER- BUILDING, Opp. Opera
House. entrance on Crockett St.

A Dining Parlor for ladies and
families. All delicacies of the
season. Oysters, Fish and Game.
Open at all times, day and night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Peter Faust, mayor Of New
Braunfels, was in the city last
night. 2
Travelling Auditor Kearns, OF
the International, arrived in the
city this morning.
Captain James Beaumont, gener-
al livestock agent OF the Southern
Pacific, is in the city.
Major w. g. Lewis, Of the live
stock department Of the Santa Fe,
came in from Fort Worth this
morning, and goes out in the morn.
ing again.
Captain William Shelly and wife
and Miss Bessie Almond, OF Alice,
and Miss Lille Hunter, Of Cuero,
are in the city, ATTENDING the fair
and are guests Of Captain Joe
Shelly, No. 407 Warren Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
A Tony Chicken Show.

New YORK, February A. The
seventh annual exhibition of New
York Poultry and Pigeon associa-
tion opened in Madison square
garden stoday. Over 5000 entries
Of high class chickens, ducks, tur-
keys, geese and pigeons, are on
view, the display OF water fowls
being especially fine. Exhibition
represents a dozen or more states
and various parts OF Canada. Over
$4,000 in prizes are offered by the
management.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
MIDwINTER FAIR.
italian Genius and Talent Entertained at
the Fair Yesterday.

Italian Genius and Talent Entertained at
the Fair Yesterday.
ItIis a fiattering circumstance
that the Italian colony in San An
tonic represents the high attain
ments of culture characteristic of
that nationality. A large number
Of music lovers were present last
night despite the counter attrac-
ton at the opera house.
The music was the best that has
been rendered since the opening of
the fair, To show the aptitude OF
the italian for music, Mr.. Paul
Persia played two exquisite num-
bers, "Schubert's Serenade" and
Fantasia Sonsmbula," on a simple
instrument made of a cigar box,
with only one string.
The crowd in attendance was tho
largest OF the season, numbering
about 5000.
NOTES.
The governor and Governors
Guard will arrive Thursday even
ing at 7:l5.
A program of Spanish and Mex
lean melodies has been arranged
for tonight.
Prof. Barry and DR.. Bleim will
lecture in the entertainment hall
this evening. Their respective
subjects are weather Forecasting"
and ANATOMY and Its Relation to
Art"
Tomorrow will be Children's
Day, and, in order that they may
attend the fair, the city has given
a school holiday. In the evening
Mr.. Rose will entertain the United
States army.
f. J. Martin, general passenger
agent of the Arkansas Pass, has au-
thorized the sale of excursion tick
cts into San Antonio for German
Day at the fair. Tickets will be
sold from February 6 to February
inclusive.
Palmistry is becoming the fad.
Prof. J. e. Christian does the palm
reading act, and finds it profitable
encouraging the rage. A great many
treat it with levity, but are truly
surprised at the intimate acquaint.
ance he has with the affairs OF
utter strangers to him.
The elaborate and artictic among
eminents in the art gallery are
due to the patience and taste Of
Mr.. Mclean, and that the effect
rebounds to the credit Of that gen.
tleman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
89C Kid Gloves.

We offer this week special
bargain in Kid Gloves, bought
to sell at 81, in black and tan, 4
large buttons, we reduce to soc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
Ladies Shirt Waists.

Beautiful line just received.
Fancy French Percale, full
sleeves and latest patterns at soc,
75c, 81, $I.25 and $3.50. We
have a line of Waists made up
with white linen collars and cuffs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
Ought to Fetch It.

The delegates to go to Austin
before the state executive commit.
tee Of the democratic party to try
to secure the state convention for
San Antonio, has been appointed
by Mr.. J. T. Burnett as follows :
Gen. G.. w. Russ, Hon. ]. l.. Stay.
den, II. D. Kampmann, Hon. Perry
]. Lewis, Hon. Bryan Callaghan,
Hon. R. B. Green, Hon. ]. F. Onion,
Hon. Oscar Bergstrom, Thad. w.
Smith, B. F. McNulty, j. J.Stevens
Hon. R. F. Blair, Frank Grice, L.
p. Peck.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
LIGHT FLASHES.
IS. D. SCUDDER, Fire Insurance

The patrol wagon was called
to Press street yesterday afternoon
to take up young maU who fell
into mud pool and was covered
with mire from head to foot.
Valentines, VIM. Corner, sue
cessor to cambridge & Corner, AL
amO plaza. 81 5t.
There were nine cases before
the recorder today. Three were
fined 81 each for fast driving.
Mr.. Henry Gensling, guest
of Mr.. Gustav Frasch, from Cleve-
land, Ohio, is quite i'll at the lat
tiers residence on Ave. G. from
paralysis.
Blood and nerves are very
closely related. Keep the blood
rich, pure and healthy with Hoods
Sarsaparilla and you will have no
trouble from nervousness.
Peter Warebell, aged 20 years,
is reported as missing from the
residence Of Mr.. John Stevens, Sr.
Mr.. L. H. Brown, of Red Cross
lodge, No. 81, X. Of p, st. Louis,
died yesterday at No. 1922 West
Houston street, from consumption.
The remains were shipped to his
family yesterday evening, an
escort Of knights from Elk Lodge,
this city, following the remains to
the train.
DIR. w. E. Pugh and wife, E. H.
Novel; and wife, and NJ. Sternber-
ger, of Rockport, arrived in the
city last night to hear Paderewski.
They are guests of the Arcade.
Sewer warrant No. III, in pay.
ment Of engineers and inspectors
for 81, 246, was issued by the city
auditor today.
Several arrests were made yes.
terday and today by the police for
non-payment Of occupation takes
Mrs. E. Wueste has commenced
building a brick dwelling at No
ll5 City street, ward l, to cost ST.
500.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa
Eberle, aged IS years, who died or
Wyoming street, from fever, tool
place yesterday.
John Simmons was arrested
early this morning by officer:
Mitchell and Parker and Detectiv,
Shoat as a suspicious character
He is suspected of having toe
great regard for other peoples
chickens.
Hack No. 10, driven by jim
Crow,was wrecked on the car tract
on Ave. c last night.
Mr.. w. G. Henderson, repre-
senting the Stoddard ManufactuI
ing company, Dallas, is at tn
Menger.
Mr.. w. J. Morrison, employee
with the A. b. Frank company
fell from a horse today an
broke several small bones in on
hand.
Detective Shelly has recovere
: a beautiful gold watch and chair
stolen recently from Mrs. r. A
Parks, No. 231 Nolan street.
Mrs. Higgins, COG Ave. b, n
ports today, the loss Of her littl
daughter, 3 years old, dressed i
red plaid dress, no hat. ST.
a strayed away from home at mir
o'clock this morning.
Miss Mamie Shields, daught'
4 of John Shields, of Maria, forme
: ly Of San Antonio, was severed
burnt few days ago while coo.
= ing supper at her home in Mari
:. by her dress catching fire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
THE CHNAPRsr POWER

On the market is a Gasoline En-
CINE, perfectly safe and reliable.
Can be operated by anyone, and
the cost of running is only one
cent per hour per horsepower
Started in three minutes, after
which 1t requires no more atten-
ton. See me and l will tell you
all about it.
H. g. SCHUMACHER,
Daily LIGHT Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
Artistic Furniture.

Parlor Cabinets reduced from
$50. 90 to So so. China Closets
SI2. so up. Ladies French
Dressing Cases $3.50. Folding
Beds at $22 so
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
Distinguished Man Approaches.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. A.
Horace Leeds, who will meet Jack
Everhart, the New Orleans light
weight fighter, at Dan Stuart's
fistic carnival, left for Ell Paso to-
6aV
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-04
Clothing.

We have a line of SIP, SIS,
SI4 and SIS Tailor Made Suits.
We put a price on these goods
that will tempt the most conser-
vative buyers. We will sell these
suits this week for $500.
Carpets.
Moquette Carpets at. .$1.OO
Brussel Carpets SOC. Z5c
Ingram Carpets ....4Oc up
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-18
wte III belien.

Ter Sturm uro feline Ysrbcerunaen
1T Der S,tsl stuer Wtappe BON faft buns
bert pbo.osrapblidsu Nnlihien Der pom
Iornooo am %. Nal beimseiub'eu
Staottbelle IN 81. Gouls uno on st.
9ouis, init srtldrenoer Beidreibuns in
oeutiber Sprhe. Die Der rSerolo oes
Slnubens" sum Beiten Der 5eriiortsn
uuo beibdoistsu fntbolilbeu 8lrden BON
ct. Gouis beraussessbsn bat. Bon
aQen ben dbnlldsn Bihern 1T oies oas
reihhaltisite uno enlbdlt u.N. ausitlieB
lld Die Nbbllouna Der Seritorten uno be-
iddoistsn airben u~uisrsr &laubensse'
u%oIisn. Dies, psrbunoeu nit Dem um'
liauo, BOB Der &sinsrtras ben 8irben
81 Cute fommt. io0le Ssoermann per
anluiisu, iih oas Beriheu ansuidoffen.
alnoer une 8inoesttnoer. be BON BEN
srDBtsn uno ustbeerenofie BIrbellturm
amsrlfds b0rsn werosu, fOnneu on Der
Oauo oisisr Bllosr uno Seihrsibunsen
lib rob cine Sose uou ben 8erwiiitun'
gen, Die err unserihlet, MAIDEN; oas
Biblein piro Elm immsrpdbrsnoeS Nns
oenisn an Den Siurm biloeu. 9as
8stt elsnet iid aud b~eionoers sum
Serihlden nuh auswdrts, namsntllh
nab Dsu,idlano, no Is oas sr0bte Sn.
iersiie bsrporruisn wiro. Der Yreis
III 25 Gents; nab auswdrts, nuh nah
europa woblusrpadt seianoi. 80 Gents.
Wan aorsHrrs: German Printing &
Publishing Association, 800 Con-
vent Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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Woden=Aunotdau.
9nIanh b.

Nus Beri1teu BON 3 eiermins
.3ldtern in aQen 1beilen oes norowsh,
llbsn Wldisan ssbt bsruor, caB Ssus
idrsdsu Der Jru1t arOssn Sdaoen Su'
iiasn. Pin einisen OFTEN baben bic Sns
lst.en BON sroBen Jeloern oas snnSe
Blnttmsrf nbseireien; Die otter bepflanS.
ten Stride lltten ON meifen. Sn Nueson
@ounip baben aus9eoebnte Jeloer oIel
Sbaoeu erllttsn. Die Oel.@rnie nlro
bsbeutsno serlnser uusiaaeu oils lesiss
Sabr.
Su psri1leoenen 1beilen oes Staa.
ties s nblana ridien Seuldrsfsn uu'
sebeuren S1aosn on. Nler. Smith BON
@snisr 7ownibip bat 60 Gder BsiJen,
wopon isoes Sdlm4sn abssireiien por'
Den if. Gin anberes 8eiSenislo BON 80
Ndern III p%oQftdnois abiprbirt noroen,
uis aud Elm 10 Nder sroBes 8artOfsl
@runohid uno elm sroBes Saferfelo.
9as Sdnserist bss Noroameris
tanii1en Sdnserbunbes in
Yittsburs, 3D.. bot Samitas NIT oerSes
idditsiisuns ieinen abihluB a~sfunoeu.
Su finileriider Siniibt iino be Sdn
serieite oes Decentralization Sdus
a~erbunoes iait ausnabmslos uon unbs.
itrittsnsn @rfolsen setront tuoroen. 9as
oiesidbrise %. Bunoesidnserfeft matt
oarin feline Nusnabme. Doh ielien
ourfte Elm Jeft uObl aud pscunidr 10
aldnSeno uerlaufen ieiu, tpie oasisnise
in Ylitsburs. Cincinnati, oas cine uOn
mebr oils 1000 Blrsern unterSeihnete
Beiltion uorleste, puroe einitimmis ole
YlaB sstpdblt. on benz oas ndtiie Sdn'
ssrisit a~bsebalten uerben iol.
I'm eli llbr an 9lsnitas Bormittas
puroe oas Stdotben B petb g itp
I'M norolihen alabama BON einem 0lr,
belhurn beimseiuht. Gs muroen bur6
ben Ortan brsiSebnSduier oemolirt. uno
es ut iatt Elm Wunoer 81 neunen. BOB
nur Sne, Yerionen unier ben 1rimmsrn
ibren sob ssiunosn baber. Gtma 100
Yeriorn erlitten mebr Ooer minoer 9e
idbrliae Yerlesunssn.
am Samfas bot i'm Yalmer Sauis in
Gbieaeo bic eriie Sisuns oes Dem
frati1enN o tg ON
unter ,sm 8Oriissr W. 3. Sarrltp bon
Ysnuplpanien ftaitseiunoen. Bsridts
BON pa,hieosnen Counties wuroen per'
lsisu puo 0otiSen ibsr bic Gage in Der.
Idieosrsn 1heilen bes Gances uusss'
uedIelt. WaHosm oas GriOroerlide &c.
uronet, besabsn ii& bic nit ginlslluus
Der osmotraiiiden gonueutiou b%strautsn
Serren nod st. Souls, I'M Der rspublI.
ian,iden National Convention ibre Nui.
m%eriiamieit 81 i4enten.
@aacem Ritwod Worsen 5u Gbrsn
bss aoloenen Yrietteriub,laums bee
GrSblidOts Glner elm feisrli1ss YOntiii.
calamt in Der 9%aihsbrale a~bsstalteu
wOrosn nor, bel wsl&sn idmmilide bon
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Auslan0 b.

gu 8 I. s obann ldlus Der SllB
IN slne 8irhe Elm, mdhreno 8OttesoIsnIt
ltailidno uno i0otete 2 beriuneu, 81 al.
oere iruseu SsrleBunseu oapon.
8rober Shaoeu puros on ben 5slo.
iriibtsn in W edleuburs uuo IN Der
Nabbaridait 0 0amburs auSeribtet,
cine GnSabl pon Braneeu 1T auf Sllss
ihlas Suridjuilbren. &sssn uno Blls
babsn aub bic Serllner Nustsauus
bstmssiuht. Yin uerih!soensn OFTEN
tamsu Sonrsnitihe NIT t0btlibsm Der:
loufs Dor, zines Der Spier 1T Elm Off
cier. welher bel 8ulm i'm WanOuer
mar.
Sn Joise Der 9lnsrfsnnuns ieiner
&ebte auf Die 6 b q e in SduarSs
burg &uoClitaot uer0ffsntlidt Der Yrlus
BON 9euteubers IN Der 2anoss5eIiuns Den
lolsenoen Sanf: rNus 9ruro msinss
0er3ens oante i'd fir bic mir ssplome
ten 8orts. Die Spmpalbie oss 2anoes
ut oas fOitblrIte @rbs msinss in Soft
rubenoen Saters. SD iible mid NIT
meiuen ibsuren 2anossbrioern uno
Shweitern ems in benz @eoanfen: IS
seit bod nidts iber 8uoOlitaot!"
Sn Irantreib III Der alte
Staotsmonn Sules Simon i'm Glitter
o S3 Sabren ssitorben. Die notori.
ite UtiBresieruus Der &epubllf babsn in
Ger lestsn 3eit Die uetidisoeusn 1bron,
pritenoerteH Su manherlei 8%unoasbuu
gen bsnust. Die aaercinss bis iest mob
Wsnis nusiibtsuoIl eribeinsn.
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2ose ibre poiitIps Serurtbelluus Der &C.
nanutsn Gntsluna ouaipribt. 9aslelh
etiudt Iie ibrsn Sefre'ar attunssccl.
ben %senaunten BeihluB benz 9ouuernpr
lslber uno benz Stuatscentralcomlte Der
american Yrotsctiue Ghociatlon" 81
s~uisnosn. Gin dbnlidss 3aeelsootum
ioate BON isoer 9ose oielss Srcens IN
8sutudp s%rlofieu msrosn. GIN labels
po,um, in welbsm bic N%ustOBuna oes
9%cuosrneurs Sraolsp aus benz Orosn
aeioroert nlrb."
g8irflid ieltiam iino oieie BeitllIie,
aus oensn berporsebt. hob Die Npa,lten
iih uidt oamit beeniisen, Ndnnsr hires
Sblases IN bic Nsmter Su idmusseln,
louosrn oeulelbeu aud nab ibrer grrld'
tuns nod stpas uorpIelien 81 polen, no
nab lie tanSen miifsn. 8as iener De.
beimbuno ben 8atbuliteu idlidllh nab
iost. nimlib oaB iie nidt nab lbrsm
8spiiien banoeln oirfsn, louoern bllno'
lungs Dem 8sieble Der Sbristelt sebor'
den mullen. oas prattiSirt er lelbft IN
gang unusritGmter @sIe. SieIe Ban
be mus iber turS Oosr long NIT Ibrsm
acpi ssssn bic 0ano anrenneu.
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9eutid in Der iatb. uuiueriitat.

9as Der oeutib: 9ebritubl. UNI mel
DIE bic tatb. lluiueriiidt in 8a,blnston
bereidsrt rpsrbsn iOa, elmer oroeutllden
pano, ia Der befsn unuertaut ii, tpenu
man ieine Obiorse elnSls benz unter ben
Dsutiteu oieiss9anoes bob anssletenen,
sbrenpertben Brofeiior. Wisr. s. Shro-
Der, iberlaifen mlro, babsn mir poroem
iton oarssthan, uuo beute limb mir I'm
Stanoe bic Wlttbeiluns 81 MAIDEN, onB
man es %senauntsm Yrdlaten iberlafsn
babe, slnen Yroieiior Der oeutiten Spra'
DE uno 9itera,ur uus5updblen. uno
iiber oieie Sade bat iih nun Or. Stro
Der, melher tets OILS paderer Sortdm
pier iir ons '9eutidtbum gilt, i.lblt
ousssiprodeu. Nui Die 5rase: r8lro
oas Esutittbum BET Yeissuns oes 2.br'
itubles aub Elm @Ort, uno 5tuar eth
plbtisss Wort, mitSuIpre1en baben?"
%antportete er i'm Slltsbur9er fatb. Ja'
mllisnblatt fule iolst:
Der bobplroisite &ettor Der Unit
perlitdt ihrlsb mir oieier 2ase, oils
lb BON bier abnsisno mar. Jolssnoes:
sd bite Sic, Woniisnore, Die aus.
pabl bes ganoloateu 81 Gbernebmeu,
peltsr sur Ssit Dem 8srpaltunssratb
ais tiuitiser Snbuber ces osutiden
9sbrituhls porseidlasen lperoen iOa."
.Sene Nuspabl ueros id nun natirlIb
nlht alein t~rsffen, ionoeru mid nit bs'
ruienen Sertreiern unierss fatboliiden
Deulidtbums in 8srbinouns ieseu, Jos
balo bic 9aubioatsnfrase iprudrsif &C..
porosn iein wirb. SsoenfaIs 1T aber
III Oblser NeuBeruns osutlld senus sr'
tlGrt, oaB uns Dsutidsn auh oas pa
ironatsrsdt iibsr ben 2sbrHubl poa uno
gang j~useitanoeu tpiro, ruie iit oas ia
aut BON ielbf periiano uno uerftebt.
Der oeuti1e Bfarrer BON Baibinston,
Rep. @lonb, piro Die Site babeu. oils
Raiiirer Die tinIauisnoen Beitrdss in
@mpiaus 81 nebmen uno lie bann auI
Der Bant 81 %ospOnirsn. bis Die erior.
oerlids Summs, $4,000. 5uiummenses
bradt 1T. 8Gre bic SOfnuua 5u 9e'
lpast, bob mir i'm OCTOBER 1897 bel Or.
0ffnuna oes SCULPTURES aud ben BRO
fsiior osutiher Sprabs uno 9tterutur
f0nnen ?"