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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
DOCTORS QUARREL
OVER THAT COW
Hundreds at the Reception
of the Board of
Health.
Dr.. Herrick Condemns the Affair
and Talks About Hogs
AM Heaven.
Tubercules Are Exhibited on Ice for
the Delectation of the
Public.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
9O8 Broadway, June 10.
There Is dissension among the doctors
the best manner of educating
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
FareMelI Sarmnn.

BERKELEY, CAL, June 1O.-The Rev.
William Alger will preach his last sermon
to the Unitarians of Berkeley next Sun
day. His subject will be Humanity in
the Depths Crying unto God, or the Shall
lows and Profundities OF Life :"
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11

Dober; outer guard, J. E. Morehouse: ex-
amining physician, DR.. Hoagland; trus-
tees-C. R. Bryant, J. T Vinther and ].
r. Morehouse
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
FOR SAN JOSE. LOS GlTOS & SaVTl CRT7

GTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PERI DAIIY
- Sundays e&cepted) al III A. n Aiviso daily
saturday exceptedl at p " Freight ana
Passenger Fare between San Francesca and
Alviso, soc; to San Jose 75c Clay a. Plar i
ee ", sAREN Cara sEn san Jose
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
A New Sergeant.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 10.-Patrolman
John Morrison was appointed sergeant o.
police to-day to succeed Detective Hodg-
tectiVe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
Ran Away Again. i.

BERKELEY, CAL, June 1o-Mamie
Hoover of South Berkeley has disappeared
and the police of San Francisco and Oak
land have been asked to aid in the search
for her. She is a girl OF about 16 years
and has given her parents occasion for
similar trouble before. The girl left her
home shortly after 10 o'clock last night.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
An txpensiye DeceptIon

OAKLAND, CAL, June 10-George
Ferreira, VINO is charged with betraying
Annie Nunes of Centerville was. found
guilty by jury and he was let off by The
Judge on condition that be settled $500
on the infant to he held in trust until il is
Is. The interest is to be paid to the
mother, and in addition Ferreira has TO
pay $517 for attorneys fees.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11

Boiled alligator flesh tastes very much
like veal. It is much eaten in India,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11

sion of the religious ceremonies the parade
will reform and march the ulate of
starting, where the barbecue will he given.
A special train will leave San Francisco
at 1880 A NJ. and will return, Leaving the
M;sion at 6:30 P. NJ The other trains
will run as usual
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
Lodge Omcers Chosen.

sity Lodge No. 162, Knights of Pythias,
has elected :he following officers: Master
of work. ]. I. Vinther; chancellor COM
mander. L. ]. Alkalsy; vice-chancelor,
A. NJ. Nven; prelate, James Carpenter;
master-at-arms, Thomas Elliot; keeper of
recoras and seals, c. K. Bryant; master
of finance, j.. T. Lanelais; master of ex-
chequer, K. w. Good; inner guard, +.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
LOST SIX YEARS AGO,
Emanuel Clarisy's Strange Dis
appearance From
Berkeley.
His Wife Concludes That He Is Dead
and Goes Into Mour n ing as
Widow

BERKELEY, CAL, June 1u.-Ihe wife
and friends of Emanuel Clarisy of Berke-
ley have finally concluded that he is not
among the living and have given up all
hope of ever seeing him again. Clarisy
left his home one morning six years ago,
bidding his wife farewell till evening.
he has never been seen or heard of since.
In spite of the most exhaustive search, in
which all the Police Departments around
the bay participated, not the slightest
trace OF the lost man could be found, and
now Mrs. Clarisy has put on mourning &
and wears the garb of widow.
The case is a most remarkable one, as
no plausible theory has ever been ad-
vanced 10 account for the husbands dis
appearance. He started forth to attend to
his usual business affairs and was never
seen again.
Clarisy was very welI-known citizen OF
South Berkeley, residing on Stanford
avenue near Russell street. Many OF his
friends are still IN the town and to all oil
them his strange taxing off is an extra
ordinary puzzle. In donning widow s
weeds Mrs. Ciarisy has shown her agree
ment with the general verdict, which is
that her husband met death in some
unknown way. The lost man was CHIEF
clerk of large ommission-house in San
Francisco. No discre pancies were ever
discovered in his accounts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11
University Printin e.

BERKELEY, CAL, June 10 = State
Printer Johnston came from Sacramento
to-day to consult with Attorney-Gsn
Fitzgerald regarding the printing of the
university. Johnston had heard report
that the regents had let a contract to a
private firm for $70O worth of printing
and he proposed to enter an objection to
having the institutions printing done in
that wav. The report is unfounded, how
ever. The regents are anxiously waiting
for the State Office to print the university
register and the annual agricultural re-
port
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-11

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL, !
908 Broadway, June 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-04

6eniter ilano uno NIT porgebeugtem
Saupt 3u mir bilteil,ipdbte. 0a oas
8rauien bes gsinbe8 tire 8eme9ungen
iibert0nte, 9elan9te lie bidt 9en19
berar, I'M elm bon bem berausfallenben
9i6tldein poll 9etroffenes marmurz'
blei9es 9(ntlis 5u erfennen, oas,
obmobl eridredenb ab9ebarmt uno mie
i'm ShuerS perlteinert, mod immer
bie 1predenben Msrfnlale einltieer
bober S6Unbeit trug, Grlt bel ibren
leeten gdritten ffbrte bic Sremoe iid
ibr gu ltnb trat baltig son Dem Seniter
fort. sluf Die 6ra9e meiner 6rau, oh
iie mid Sl ipre6enlpiinlde, arltlportete
lie nit bebenoer Gimme, iie m69e gu
mir bineinseben; es lei Semano ba,
ber iie ermarte, unb beftig l6luG5e1lb
an ibr porbei9ebetb, entfernte lie lid
nit fludtortieer Gle. Gief beunz
rubist, iudte i'd lOfurt nod ibr unb,
ipie poraus3uieeerl, in oer 0unfelheit
ser9eblid. Sei 3a9esanbru9 nurben
bic 9iaaforidungen nit alien Wtitteln
etneuert unb ebenfalls obne irgeno elm
GrgebniB; uno bod fonnte sic I'M
gliidli6e ni1t aus ber 9anbldaft perz
ihipunben ieiu.
ssortiebuna folet.
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Ratb ttsr NtHtter.

Dor aber so Sabren i1on murbe
Wtrs. MihSlpip's SOOTHING 6prup
bon Millionen bon Mittern beim 3abs
men Der 4inber angemenbet. Wirif bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas @1reien eines
ainbes geff6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
por Sdmeraen tueints Wenn 10, lafIe
iofort cine GIaf9e BON rMtrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. 6ein
Wertb III unbeaablbar. gs tpirb ben,
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inbernng bers
idaffen. 0erlaBt eu1 barauf, W1iitter,
es 1T fein 3weifel bariiber. @s beilt
Dpientern unb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Wagen uHb bic Nieren, beleitigt Winb,
aolit, srmei9t ben @aumsn. berbins
bert gntstubung unb itdrtt bas gan3e
Spifem. rMrs. Win5lptps Soothing
Sprup1 fur aabnenbe &inber III anses
nebm In @ei9mad unb bas Recept
itammt bon einem bet befen iueibliden
aer5te In ben Der. Staaten. gs III BET
allen Druggiaen tn Der san3en Welt 3u
baben. preis rs Gents per Glai1e.
4auft nidts anberes, ais Wrs. Wins.
lotps SootbingsSprup.
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Hrete Viaen.

S9iden Sic Shre 9(oreiie an $. 6,
8udleu g. So, in Chicago uno Sic tper=
ben gratis cine 8rpbe S9a6tel bon
Sr. Sings Neuen 2ebenss4,aen erbalten.
Cine Grobe miro Sic ppn bem 8ertbe
perielbea iiber5eusen sic ipirfen leibt
unb iino beionbers gu empfeblen Bel
8eritopfuns. uub uerp6lem &opitpeb
Sir Malaria unt 2eberbei9tperben ba.
ben iie ii6 als uniddsbar erlpieien. 81
tpirb sarantirt, baB iie abiolut frei por
i6doliden Subitan5en ,lno in ibrel
3ulamnleniebnns rein oesetabilii6 linb
gle i6wd6en bas Spitem nidt, ionoerr
frdftisen baiielbe, inbem Tie ben Maser
nno Die Gebdrme gu erneuter 9bdtisfei
anresen. &esuldre @r6Be rs Gents
per Slaibe. 8erfauft in ber 9(potbefC
bon s. &alteper & Spn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-04

Ole 1leiiten iolGer lfersbafter
9QiaBbe} }eidnun9en ober flnoet man in
Sii0Oentlhlano. Der pornebmlie 9lus>
hruf fin Elm fteines Weinmas III oa
Spe3ial. Gr 3ei9t 9leidiam AT, ban
ocr feline SEER por Dem Gjetrdnfe beS
gem0bnlihen Siir0ers ober 8auerss
names etmas Selonberes, Gisentbiins
li6es (specialis) gu lid nebmen mill.
0od3 fomml Der Spe3ial i'm peinrei6en
Siioen uidt por; bo fam man it'd
iton "a groberes Mab" leiiten, fpeniss
items cine 8irterle, menn nidt Elm
S66pperle ooer gar elm 9iterle. anbere
0lamen fir bas 9eringlte Meinmab
iino: g8iirmden. ariimmerle (ariims
dem, Hiderle 2ekteres Wort fommt
her pon piden; es bat al 10 bte 9ebeus
tung pe8 &Ieinen, Weni9en. sln bas
italieniide piccolo (flein) braa1t man
bel Dem 9idetle nibt aleid su benfen,
wennqleicb es Elm tleines GlaS i'll unb
es Der Nccolo ms brinst Sn aleider
9Seile, ME ariilnmerle unb pideue,
WV W. ~ ~ bautD 'tolp ~ etl StpVpp>
tben Der ausbruf WliIerle sebrauGt,
ipobi meniger i'm @eoanfen baran, oas
Der all5u reidli6 senellene saein
misere (@leno) brinst, als besbalb,
neil Der trintluitige 3e1er nit Ser
a6tung auf ein lpl1es fteines, elenoes
1rinfinaB berabldaut.
Jn aoln itnb om 9an3en Nbein bort
man ben 9trsnrllG piefelf0ppbe (9fei-
ientUpfGeu) liir Elm fleines @las @ein.
ySobt ms nod) BiefetOppde trinte!"
lagt Der semiitblibe &0lner. 0ieier
9lusbruf uerbanft feline gntliebuns Ser
s(ebnlid]feit bes 1rinf1naBes nit einem
pfeifeafopfe, lpie Die Senennungen
3ulpe, 9eld bon oer 2lebnli6teit nit
Der @eitalt elmer Slume eenommea
limb. Sin bobes oiinnes Vierglas pilo
lpe9en ieinet 9lebnli9feit nit Der SlUte
i'm GliaB Sliitt senannt, bel ipel6er
ge5ei6nung mar aud iuobl oaran BEN
fen mag, oaB Der Stoff ifnell meg
eeblaien mirb.
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1ret ueriau0t an Mdmer.
Gin Miaun tit Mtdtgan emtoedt ein
beinerfensmertbes Seilntittel
fit @erlnif on &raft.
Erpbeu merben fret an Iac perianht. Gle
/ barllln ifbreiben.

Er0telt WerDen ffet 1lt 9lllc GerlGnnt, cle
oarnim idbreiben.
Carl 5. 8alfer. &alama3pp, Mitb. bat nadb ei=
nem ia5relanee:t Sample eegen Die eeIiidbeu unb
torperlioben 9eioen ppn berlorener Rannbarteit
oas ricbttge wittel aefunben. tueltbeS bas 2eioen
beiIt.
.gr bemabrt oas @ebetnniB fcrgfGItis; aber er it
iutlig. eine HrO6e ber Me6iain alien Rdnnern gu
enoen, Die an irgeno elmer ssprm aeieblecbtlieber
Sd1fuddbe lei6en. als 5ulee bon iuaenblicher nn=
iuienbet. mie oprseiteen BerIuii bes @ebdcbtniies
nno 6er Strait. fcbtuadbem 8iifer. &faoerbrrrb
nno 9tus5ebruna. Oos 5eilmittel bat eine beion=
oers nngenebne Wtrfung bpn Wdrme uno fdeint
unmittelbar su tuirten. inoem eS Die nerlanete
&raft uno eirte @ntiuidlune eiebt. tue Fe ntr ees
tpinbt piro. Das 0fittel beilte STR. @aIter opli=
itdnoig bon an ben nebeln unb 2eioen. bic BON
iabrelangern NiBbrautb Der natiirlieb eitaeiebteu
5unttionen herrlbren. uno iou in eoem Safe abs
iout sunerldifie iein.
Cine 8itte an Str. Carl s. @alfer. 64S Uaipnic
Semple. aalamasco. Mitb., bel Der Sic anaeben.
6aB Sic eine 9robe fenes SeiInittels fir Nidnner
uInid3en. tur6 iofort erfilt. unb feirle &eratung
irgeno fueIcber 9rt urb bon bn, aeforoert tperben
@r bat Elm aroBes Snterefie oaran. oaB bic &unoe
bon oieiem groBartigen 6eilittel berbreitet uiro.
uno er berienoet nit Sorefalt itber periiegeIt in
einem onrdbaus einfadben Eadet. 10 6aB Der gnts
nfdnger feline durdbt nor nn6eauemlitbteit pber
Gefanrttiueroeu su bnben brauebt.
2eier tueroen sebeteH. cbne 8eraua su itarei5en.
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e,..lIes!ei Mat.len fiir grinf,naBe.

9aB Die Deutlden ein trinfieltes
8olf iinO, bat uns bereitS Der In 81
II. Gbr. 9e6orene r0niid)e @eIbidts.
ibreiber Cactus er5ablt. Die 3bats
fade erbellt aber i1un aus eiuem Gins
bid in bic heuti9e Spra6e. 8as
golf bat ridt uur fiir oas 3rinten,
ipnoern audi fir bie 2rinfmaBe cine
gln3aBl BON 0enennunsen sei6aifen,
bic meiii in ba8 gebiet bes S6erses,
bes geiees, oft au6 bes Spottes
biniberipielen Sine tleine 3uiams
meniteHun9 iolher MabbeSe eSeidnungen,
Die in semilier @eiie auienamen iinb,
ioll in gladiltebenbem ee9ebeu iperoen
Oie 0ltelte Sorm oes 9rinteei6irres
mar uobl bei alien 86lfern Sas Sorn,
iuenn mir BON Der boblen Sanb, Die
aud jeet nod i'm Salle Der Notb als
3rinfbe1er- oient, abieben lpollen.
stud unlere Goriabren liebten Die
9rinfb6rner, unb nod beute oebt elm
iolbes bel ltuoentiiden Grinfgelagen
ileiBis um. 3n uralier 3eit tranfen
Die @ermanen aud) aus Sd]abeln err
itla9ener Seiuoe; bel oen Yonsobarbeu
bieB oieies @jeIdB nSdala. 9llboin,
Der 9angobarbenf0nis, lieB na9 sers
manilder Sitte aus benz sddoel be8
tridlo9enen aOniss Der gepiben,
aunimunb, einen 3rintbe6er perfers
tiSen. als er i'm Sabre 573 II. @br. in
truntenem lleberlnatbe feline @emablin
0toiamunbe, bie 3o9ter Sunimunos,
Sluang, ibm aus bieler 9rintihale 8e>
ideio su tbun, lieB 9aoiamunbe, empSrt
liber oieie 8obbeit, ibren @emabl burb
ibren Sdmeritrd9er ermorSen.
Spater fanen bel ben Deutl6en,
Gum 8beil mad r6nlil6em 8orbilbe,
robseiormte, balo aber funltpolle unS
toitbare, nit bilSlihen Oarltelluneeu
9ei6miidte @efdBe aus Metall, Silbet
ooer Golb in -@ebraud, uno nun rebs
men aud bic Namen Ser 5rinfoefdbe
;u. @las, Same, Gru9, Seibel,
3ulpe, Stonee, gdoppen uno 10 meis
ter.
0as allies iinb eiuIa6e un6 idli1te
aBbesel9nun9eu, penn9leid) aud
aus einigen, ME Der 3ulpe, i6on ber
Quit Der 9oeiie tuebt. Sumorroller
weroen bic genennunsen, menn Der
trintbare Deuti9e nod einen gum gbs
sep0bnen i'm 8oriiberseben nod
idnell Elm SteBleibel, gum 9lbidiebc
nod cine 2brdne trinteu mill. GeroSc
fir fleine Wiabe bat Der 0urit tomilde
Wenennnngen erfunben. Wlan6e bieler
be5ieben iid oarauf, buB bic 6liiiIiss
felt idnell, 9leidjiam i'm 8orbeigeben,
binter bic 8inbe 9esolien werben iolle.
90 ftammt bic 8eiei6nuns Sdnaps
bon Dem ,3eitworte idnuppen-mit
benz Mlnnce gieri9 Sufubren. Der
Sdnaps iii aIio Elm tieines Gtdsdeu
9ranntiuetn, meldes man auf einmal,
in sr6Bter Sbusilisteit, auSsutrinfen
pfle9t. 9lnbere 9tusbriide peiIen be.
9iitigeno uno berubigeuo auf bic Sc.
rin9fiigigfeit oes 9rintmaBes bin. gu
ibnen ;0bIen bic beipnoerS In 9loro'
oeutlhlan6 gebrdudlid)eu 8e3eidnnn'
gen: Elm 4ttter, Elm Steiner, elm Silr'
| Serl Elm Salber. Elm @hrffen,
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Eenneiiee Centennial, yfaibpille,
Senneiiee.

8om l. Wtai bis l. Nopember 1897.
&ateu pia 5. & O. 9..giienbabn BON
San gutonio fiub tpie folgt: 1880
8iaeite. Iinlitirt su 10 8ageu, sum
gerfaufe SieustagS unb Bpnnerstags.
$500 8illstte gut fir 20 Sage;
$34.3 8illette gttItig bis |. gtob. '97.
.. @t. Stpue, %. s. &igSbp,
9taeHien.
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sae,.ermener's @arf

III fur Die 5ommer Monats erbfinet
unb 5amilien finb eingelaben, IN Der
ssrhbe, am Mtittas ober am sbenb
Mabiseiten einsunebmen ober ben gan.
,en Saa bier su perbringen. Der
@arien ltsbt JamiIien unb gereinen
3ur 4bbaItuns bon picuics unb sJeaen
CUR Gerftisung. Jtir aufmertiams
8ebienung III tets sorse setrassn.
6. g gdeuermsper.
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asattbtes 8rps. TleiSder

9o. 507 Ofs6ouanm.StraBe,
Nur bas bpraaslidRe Rinb., G6af,
uub Sdmeinefeiif.
Spe3ialiidt: Sungea aaIbfeifd.
ane arten BON 8nrii. Ghiuten,
3unae, 9dmas &C.
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Ma1t f,erSutf,e

oaS 1elepbpn anf tpeite 0tftans nad)
cen berid9ieoeten gtdoten bes gtaa=
tee. Neue Stnttpnen tperoen tort
fudbrenS errtbtet uuo neue 0erbefes
ritnget eingeftthrt. Wtan frase at1
Der Gentralz gtelfe mad, Der seipiimfdD=
ten Moreffe.
gttbicribemten
sInnem bmrtb ibr eigenes 1etepbpn
VerbimSnug erbalten.
Q(tt0ere
nmrh bic Selepbpn Statt0neu.
M. r. THOMAS,
@teii8er @eid,1ftSfiibrer.
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Die Sdlotoiabe purbe su.
ern irl Sabre.l6l5 anlaBlitb Ser
GemQbiung 2uuaS Don Selterrei6,
Godter Settings oeS Oritten, nit
vuSnia bem 0rei,ebnten in Sronfreib
einAefiibrt uno bomals nod ais MeSiz
sin bettadtet. SIN Sabre 1854 pers
tbeibi9te ein Bariler g(r3t, Na,nens
9adot, Die naditebenbe 5beie Dor Der
6afultdt; s@ut Subereitete S9otolabe
iit eine trefilid)e GrfinSuns, oaB Die
0otter lie Dem g}eftar unb Der 9m>
irolia porSieben miirben.
Die grDBte @efliselfarm
Der @elt s,i;nSet iid in 0ittle
Gonpte.l, q. 5. GieIetbe sebSrt
eiuent Wir @ilbul, meldJsr i'm 9aAse
1900 3lieeno Sig pelienoet. Dte
Sarm entbd!t 100 seM SUP lanse unb
adt bis Sebn 6uB breite Siibuerbduier.
Sn leeem befinoen lid etma 40 0iib>
ner. gia6uitta95 merben oie Gier ses
iammelt. Die Oiibner iperben ta9li6
smeimul gefiittert. a(m Nadmittag
erbalteu lie Oiais bas san3e Sabr.
! Mor9ens miro Sen 1bieren aud &c.
mile gegeben.
= 9rei garger BON SonoluIu, 6.
Wileor, 5. Wubbsrs unb %. ainnes.
troteftiren gesen bic Nnnerion ber Sn.
iel Yalmpra burb bic gneldnber, neil
iie bic Sniel burd 4auf bon Der 20.
tpaiii9en &egierung erporben bdtien.
Oiefe aber babsn bic SnfeI f6on i'm
Sabre 1862 bur6 @ntbeduug ertuorben
unb eolonifirt,
%eahbett sann ntest sebetlt spersea
sur& IefaIe appIifaiionen, neil jie ben tran.
ten SbeiI bes Dbres nitt erreiden fbansn.
g8 siebt nur einen Wee, bic Saubbeit iu fr,
rirer, uns ber iit bur@ fenftitutioneHe SeiI,
| aittel. Taubbeit wire bur@ einen entsiu.
beten Suftanb ber idleimieea Mustlei6uns
Der Guita4iihen Robrs neruriadt. Menn
bisie 8obrs ii9 ent3lnbet, babt ibr einen
rumpelneen Con oeer unppllfommeneS Ge,
bSr iinb tpenn lie gang ssiGIoiien lit, erfeIst
Taubteit, unS ipenu bic gatsnnbung niht
sshoben uns bieie RSbrs tpieber in ibren ge,
b5rigen SuitanS beriest tperben tann, wirb
has @ebSr fur inmer serit6rt persen; neun
SdIs inter sebn iino Sur4 satarrb serur'
laebt, tpelder iliftS ala Elm ent;inbettr SMs
itanb ser i6Ieimigsn Obsrild6en III.
@tr tpellen eiubuneert Dollars FIT isben
(surd Ratarrb ssruriadten) San bon Iaus'
beit ssben, ben mir nidst bu:b GinneAmen
BON QaQs statarrb Ssur beilen t6nutn. Sabs
@ub umionit gireulare tommen.
+. 8. @beneb d 8 o., Goleeo. ..
E%- Serfauft bon Npot6efern 7b gsrts.
| o,..s n.a,.;,,.ho. ..sx. h...x
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-. QluS gonhantiuepe! lolro bsri6.
let, bnB brei tsrgifdpe pan3erfdiffe bic
90rbanelIen perlahen hditen unb mad,
Rrsta abgebampft ieien.
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Sir in aaafaria,2ilHriatett

9sb,nbe fnb Tutt's gillsn unerldBlia;
fs srbaltsn ben aOrpsrsOrsanismus in
po0ltdnoiss Srbnuns uno iis bsmirfsu
ab(oIutf grilun9
BON aOpifamsrsen, S.rOauunssbe'
idmrben. Mialaria. 2sbsrleibsu, Sers
fopfuns unS alien @aasnfranibeItea.
1utt's 2eber Yiuese.
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Cine Mttseige.

9lle. bic bsabfdtisen, eiue Reiie
mad bent giorben obsr nan europa
an5utreten, mirh e8 intereffiren. su
wifen, bab uniere Softer foipie &eife.
taI1en fiir eine Wo6e gum &ofpreiie
bertauft tuerben. Sober Softer III nit
leierlihen 3ilfern martirt. loipie nit
benz ehenaligen Bertaufspreiie. Nus
Berbem babeu mir unieren Idmnltli1en
8orratb BON 0erren.. Damen. unb
aiuberi6uben i'm Yreiie rsbu3irt. unl
bic SOmmermaare lieber unter benz
preife an berfaufen, als bieielbe auf
nd6fen CONNER aufsubeben.
Ad,tungsnol
6. 9 a II N.
@inberella g 6ubspalah.
213 Nlamosplaaa.
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Saomeitteras tpiinidtGnt.
Wean Sbr@u6 irsenbpo nieberlafsn
mollt, tbut es entlans Der 2inie Der
gan Wntomio amo 2tran:
las gaS Sat1u,

i'm @arten. 9iaritt bes Staatss. Sc.
iunbbeit unb 8lima uniibertrolfen.
9iuige 9dubereien fhr ben Garmet,
Warttsdrtner, Obt' unb 0ieb3a0ter.
Wesen @inselbeiten psnhet gu9 on
8. 5. Martin. g. 9. 81,
San Nntonio, Seras.
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s3. Banbtuurntiniitss. 81.
unfebltar. ", 8. eatstu. Wpotheter, 1s1 s3o,p,rs
Rttp nntf
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Mnsnerta1tf 1er Su,,1tter,uaare.
0aute,l : 3aiQe,e.

ssir tperoen nid1t eine einatae SaiGe fir Die
nddite Saiion iberbebalten, tpenn niebrige
8reiie ben 8erfauf beibleunisen. Seoes etIf
i'm Ireiie herabseiebt gsacbftebenb einiae greiie:
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-05-29

1t is singularly interesting to learn
with what perturbation of spirit Lowell
wrote 1.-THE Commemoration Ode" in
which it is generally conceded, as the
Transcript says, that he reached "the
high-water mark of his poetic endow-
ment." Four days after the delivery of
the poem he wrote to Miss Norton, sister
Of Prof. Norton "Was l not so rapt
with the fervor of conception as l have
not been these ten years, losing my
sleep. my appetite and my flesh, those
attributes to which l before alluded as
nobly uniting US with our kind? Did I
not for two days exasperate everybody
that came near me by reciting passages
in order to try them on? Did l not even
fall backward and downward to the old
folly of hopeful youth. and think have
written something really good at last?
And am not now enduring those re.
tributive dumps which ever follow such
sinful exultation, the Erynnes OF Van
ity?" Twenty years later he wrote Mr..
Glider: 1.-THE passage about Lincoln was
not in the ode as originally recited, but
added Immediately after. The ode it.
self was an improvisation. Two days
before the Commemoration l told my
friend Child. i have something. but
don't know yet what it is, or whether it
will do. Look at it and tell me- He went
little way apart with it under an elm
tree in the college yard. He read pas
sage here and there, brought it back to
me and said, DO? / should think 30.
Don't you be scared And wasn't, but
virtue enough had gone out of me to
make me weak for fortnight after. l
was amazed at the praises l got.'-
Zion's Herald
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Child Study.

Probably nothing has been done in the
direction of childstudy, the result of
which will be more interesting to educa-
tors than the recent work of Professor C.
H. Thurber, of the University of Chicago
Professor Thurber has obtained from some
5000 children of ages from six to fifteen
inclusive, in the public schools of
Chicago, answers to series of questions,
the first two of which are as follows:
What books have you read since school
began last September! Which one of these
did you like best? The answers to the
second question paid a high tribute to
Americas great historian, John Fiske, in
that they placed his History of the United
States for Schools as No. 10 on a list of
100 books receiving the greatest number
of votes. This book also appears in the
first ten voted for by boys 10 years old,
and in the first ten voted for by boys IA
years old,
Mr. Fiske's object in writing this book
was to bring forward in a clear and sim
pie manner the leading facts of our history
and their philosophical relationship. In
this connection his early experience with
with the History may be of interest. At
first he tried, under the influence of
public school teacher, to write down" to
children, since he was told that he must
make his book very simple, and use only
language that children could readily un-
derstand He wrote many pages over and
over again, although in writing other
books he has, as rule, never been obliged
to rewrite his first draft. After several
months of toilsome work, he threw away
his manuscript with a feeling of dissatis-
faction and started afresh, saying that he
must write in natural manner or not at
all. The great success of his book, as
shown by the votes of 5000 children and
many concentrations of teachers, proves
that he was entirely right in his decision
to regard his readers as young men and
women rather than children.