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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
The AirSlliD.
(New York Times.)

mat mysterious arship 10 which ref
ercnGe has been made in this CO ulnn q
POSSIBLY weariSome number OF times
obStlnately refuses to down" II con
tinues 10 disport itself in the western
SKIES. or. to be quite safe. perhaps one
mad better say in the disra 'ches OF
western correspondents, with 4 persis-
lcncy which proves one Of two things
either mat practicable airship really
IS ~ active operation out there, or that
me correspondents mentioned are de-
poi.at ly lacking in invenliva skill.
knowing by long and trying experience
that the latter theory is n direc. con-
met with he facts, the inclination Is
almost irresistible TO accept the formal
explanation. Scores and scores of an
parently reputable peopin have now
been quoted as vouchng TO. The reality
ut this aerial vessel, and ihCt, ,escrip-
ions hang together in (; truly impress
slVe way ii is curious ANA somewhat
suspicious fact, however that nobody
mas yet seen the marve. by daylight It's
flights, so far as the evidence shows. are
always made i'll the hours Of darkness
Why an inventor whom The whole wrJll
is eager to applaud AMI = reward s:houil
conceal himself with such pcr;emaci.y
after testing his nil:h;ne again ana
again, is tncXplicablr. The last appear
ance OF the sky traveller ,,:,s at nr over,
Topeka. on Saturday asst. There The
usual bright headlight Oh 4 ,limly seen
clGar-SnapcI otructur. was watched for
a long time by crowds % people accord
ing TO local accnuntS--anl among those
most impressed by /, was Governor John
W. Lcedy. VINO. like tnc goli Popu!is:
he Is, expressed the hope ;hlt The ,yy:E-
ny Of railroads cou!,i now q. Last be
thrown OFF.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
DEM ocnArlc GAINS auv WEST.

The result OF the elections this week
IN Ohio, Illinois and Michigan tells the
same story Of Democratic gains and the
election OF Democratic candidates, ana
means more than appears upon the
surface. It means that the people OF
those communities have taken Il sober
second thought since November, and
that many voters. who straycd away in
that memorable campaign from good old
Democratic mornings, have returned,
and will continue to return until the
solidity of the party throughout, the
nation will be made all the better for
the differences which were introduced
In its ranks in that nevcr-to-bc forgot
ten contest.
We may be prepared to hear our
friends, the enemy say that TIE cleo
tons Of the present; week were fought
on loca. lines ana that their results
have no further Significance than the
settlement Of local issues, but the coun-
try knows what that means and will not
be misled. To be sure the country was
not prepared for such gains for the
Democratic candidates as the returns
show in either Of the States named. and
least Of all was Il expected that there
would be such gains as are shown in the
homes of Mckinley, Hanna and Foraker
and the chill which went down the backs
OF those gentlemen when they read them
can better be imagined than described
The result in the Buckeye State" is q
ba d omen for a continuance Of MI
H2nna's seat in the Senate and. thcr&-
fore. ii bodies more evil TO him than the
others. though ii fills them all with
alarm.
Broken promises, the tariff extortion
and the course which the Republicans
have persued generally since their re-
turn to power have SO filled the people
with disappointment that they embra ced
the first opportunity OF making
known their displcasurc. The re-
suit cannot be anything else than
The result ccnro! be any thing else than
gratifying TO the Democracy Of the
country. They evidence that the voters
are turning with confidence to tho
Democratic party, which. with renewed
hope, will continue 10 strengthen itself
for the legislativ elections il Novcm-
her naxt. Let difference; be healed and
victory ell along the line IS certain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
PERSONALS,

x man named Iobel, who WAS rabbit
hunting near Ma"shiieid, Wis, the other
day, stepped inlo a bear trap, and BE-
fore he had time 10 wink. Was ic:l:a,l
UP in The air, where he hung; by his
heels from 4 sapl!;ls top until rescued
by another hunter.
In the course Of al interview gan a,
ny Ii iIuis; Chang to an English i5ur-
nal!st on his return TO China, i. ap-
pears hat the viceroy docs not p4eSon-
ally object 20 missionaries. ana adm: :
ina; their hospitals have been Of mater
iai ae!v.ce. but ne rc-sents thci.' rEdea-
Vors to educate Chinese women
j. ~ Morris The dead lottery king,
was once blackna.lcd by The New Or
leans Jockey club. Sma"ting under TIA
aiIIGat. Il" holstcd he would one day
III * the jockey club grounds 4 grave
Sa!a: hen he got rchc. he secretly
bnuSAt the properly an;! carried ont MS
sh.".s,. II - now one OF the leading
News. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
so voTE Fow r,K,Er-N No OFFICE

According to the Courior-J Journal the
President has convinced another Repub-
lican that II is his fixed determination
to appoint no Kentucky Republican to
Office until Senator from that State has
been sent to Washington to vote for the
longley tariff bill Col. John w Lang
ley, Of Kentucky. who is an applicant
FOR the position Of Assistant Commits
sionHr Of the General Land Office. was
told by the President Monday that, al
though he was the best endorsed man
for the position. the place could not he
held open until the Legislature OF his
State had chosen Senator, and that
under the circumstances he could not
have the appointment.
This is rather hard upon the appli-
cant, aud at the same time Is bordering
on q bargain and sale. which Very many
Republicans had not dreamed OF before
the election Hereafter no Republican
who has nothing 10 give in return. and
especially If he cannot help the tariff
scheme through Congress, need expect
any favors from the administration in
the shape. Of Office What commentary
this is upon justice. IT means that no
vote for the tariff means no office, how
ever deserving the applicant may be,
and however great may have been his
services In other directions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

the erection OF plants for artistic
weaving VIII como iuss as soon as
the South has the experts. f2- there
IS no re:,:on that S,cl mil s.lnuid
not be placed ncoc TIC fields as well
as those for the production OF cheap
cr grades of CLOTH. And az 1t Is in
the MATES; Of cotton mills $50 it Is i'll +
the matter or implements and furni-
ture mills. archaeological education Y
Is the main need Of the South to-day.
We have annually q plentiful supply
of graduate; from on: colleges dcs-
tined for The professions OF law and
medicine. We want more eNDer. ar
tisans to bring about the Industrial
sup! cmacy Of the South on all lines.
and our young mechanics should
seek the schools where they may be
taught IN the higher arts Of their
respective trades
Certainly textile schools for the edu-
cation OF the young men and women Of
the South In this line Of Industry would
be good thing. anu The Virginian
would like to see them established in
nEr"y State CT The South
The Southern county is going to he
The greatest cotton manufacturing: cen
Ire OF The Union some Of these days, and
textile schools will prove Of in
caiculable value. Indeed they are need
ed now. and the sooner they arc estab-
lished among us the better. We have
Institutions for almost every other
branch Of trade and professions; then
why not textile schools?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

s3sss1S Some people are trying to compare
Washington with Grant. Both were
fgren men, but Washington has the ad-
vantage of not having lef. son be-
hind mind him to annoy the nation. observes
abe Galveston News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

STA Germany Is willing Russia should
march on Cona;antinoplc in order that
England may be checkmated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

The Kentucky House has passed bill
!reducsnsfthe salary Of the Assistant
.sASd$ jutant General from 81 200 to 81, 900 a
year. &
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

ssss5$ss The Washington Star thinks that this
sas ato be q conservative administration,
! ana and IN many eases an of1ice-seeker can
Sbest commend himself to the Preside >
favor 5iby showing that he loves his
home.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

sss$ The Financial and Commercial World
considers It lying pretense to set up
e. a.; need of more revenue in Justification
ct s,T tariff revision When We are paying
out sols S140, 100000 a year in pensions gen
sra ton after the close of The war.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

iigs The Queen Of England. like Louis XIV
ot tr i.t1!. never sits in room winter
$ s1f summer, without having the window
open open e the top for ventilation. A
plen ty OF air. light and sunshine some
times times Is more needed than physic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

Queen Victoria completes the Goth
year! OF her reign on June goth next
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

DUKE, the millionaire cigarette man,
IS fsaid never to have smoked cigarette
In his life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

aiSs.John G, Sheehan assures his friends
SstnS Washington that nothing can pre-
yen 7,SA IS Fsmnany Hall from returning to
power
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

st Louis lady died the other day.
leaving s1o,ooo.ooo, 20 heirs, and not
ss:sign$ Of q will. The Lowell News thinks
Stha the railroads may now inaugurate
lawyers excursion rates to ST. Louis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

ss Very recently rumors we're in crcula
ftion5 that raised a doubt as to Emperor
Williams sanity, and now the same
thing thin Is being said Of the Gear, observes
the Baltimore Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

81 4 Nearly half the troops in the service
of England are said to be from Ireland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

t$l he Mail and Express says that Pres
;slslea Grant kept the American flag n.y.
s sslIl SIN in the harbor OF Havana during
sthe$ cuban fnsurrection that occurred
turing Is lll'i HE administration, and Spain
4 Sd gig saga word against it either.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

Chicago Times Herald says that
lsSss's,lO,5W1ght L. Moody held G,0oO men and
women in the hollow of his hand at the
auditorium" What "full hand" Mr..
Moody must hold, TO be sure.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

sSa Since the Ohio election Monday the
i baltimore American rises to explain that
#off year victories do not count for much
ain politics.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
3 THURSDAY. APRIL S, 1897.
ElGf-i PAGES.
s. l e. - ~ q ~; IL owr,e

sSSL ieutenant Peary Gays he thinks he
ran reachsthe pole with S1500O0
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

sea ker Reed in his interview with
81 tl,s Executive Committee Of tile indian
Is1sohs oi'etaSy Conference, said thai.
.oeeple demanded changes In
~ r 9s.s!s system and brought pres
sssse 9 saeal,lo: Congress they would De-
gar seths9 ehange.',5.5 s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

Of The insanity OF the E.nper
& ar "a vs. TIC pit,..,,,r..
.yssp f: .e IN number an,;
sssss 81 llesa aI,pcars 70 SC
ton for them than the
IasntsSt er4atic, craly
ssn n Client
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
he Juvenile
Departments.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Chidren's Section in the New Annex
claims the atten ton of all practical economists
this week. Box after box of Fashionable Spring
nlthe week. The line consists OF every cilarac-
ter OF material that is servceabe and adapted for
the little mems wear Never in the history Of
the establishment has there been displayed such
an extensive assortment Of patterns, and beyond
question or doubt the scale Of prices are far lower
standard manufacture.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
MIN ETY-EIGHT CENTS.

Fancy Junior Suits, made from Fashionable
Up to Date Pattern, sizes from ; to 6. he bare
material alone, in some stores, would cost more
than is actually charged here for the complete
SUIT, made up ready to wear. People that have
an eye to economy and are interested in this
class OF apparel will please bear in mind that
such bargain snaps as these will not last forever.
therefore, cannot. guarantee the price for al in
definite period Of time
Still another Big Leader in the Nnety.Eight
Cent range OF Cnlldren's Suits. An excellent
design Of Graysh Check eed-wouId be con.
Sldered an excellent value in some stores at Two
Dollars Or more The Suits are made in Refers
and Plain Double Breasted Suits, and scale in
sizes up to IS only. There will not BE- much
time lest before this lot will change ownership.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
SPECIFIC FOR INTERCOSTAL RHEU.
Z MATISN1 r.EI II

Rev; S. j. Anderson. Greenvllle. Texas,
aSSociateI editor Texas Baptist and Her.
aid says: For ten or fifteen years l was
subject 10 occasional attacks of interiors;
va rheumatism. In lSSS, while pastor OF
M aaia, t,,,,l Avenue Church. was at
suffered intensely. ! could not stand erect.
put was compelled TO walk in low stoop.
ing posture ! tried the usual remedies
without benefit; Dr.. c., r. King and MI.
IIi ina.t visited me and gave me some Of
it Thursday night. On Friday i was much
renewed That could walk all around the
Fair Grounds with the children from Buck
ner orphans, Home showing them the
sights On Saturday felt quite we'll and
on U,o SuI,a ID ~ ! had my usual strength and
n n.sor IN the pulpit. I was told that 1t
1 ior the rheumatism to leave me and 1t
ieit; however, after that time ! had sew
eral prenonitory SYMPTOMS of the old DIS
case. when they appeared took Kings
Royal Germateur vigorously for day or
Two and wnrded off every attack. rarely
eyer nave symtom now, and believe
mat In my case, at least, Kings Royal
GGGSrma tuer is a specific for lntercostal
Rheulnut! sm, and cheerfuly recommend
II to others similarly afflicted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
,T*yyV EnN TY FIVE CENTS.

The Extra Knee Pants stock shows an extra
age 10 Plenty OF people wonder how thew can
be made with Patent Buttons, Hold Fast Bands,
TAPPED Seams, from Solid Good Material for he
small sum OF Twenty-Five Gents, and there IS
not but one difference between them and the
Knee Pants, at lots Of stores at Half Dollar. and
that difference exists in the saving Of the Quar-
ter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

The Children's section Of the Big Store this
week calls your attention to the opening Of a
new line OF School Suits, in sizes ranging from
age to &c, both inclusive. and makes it posi-
Die to get your boy tidy, neat looking, service
able suit made in Refer Jackets, with Braided
Deep Sailor Collar, up to age 8, and regular
Double Breasted Jackets up to age 49, There is
no question Of doubt but what this is the best
and biggest bargain ever quoted from the Chill
sdlen,s Department, and those that will not de-
lay TOO long will have pick Of sizes, as long
as they last-all sizes, to 10. Only Eightv-
Seven Cents for complete Suit for ihe Boy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

{.
year of her reign on June goth next.
.F +
sSEs Nearly half the troops In the service
SssSSoft England are said to be from Ireland.
Duke, the millionaire cigarette man,
IS Isl aid never to have smoked cigarette
81 81 i In his life.
assSSs Germany Is willing Russia should
march on Cona;antlnoplc in order that
may be checlmated.
sssSSs The Kentucky House has passed bill
sSAs.retlu cling the salary Of the Assistant
djutant General from $1,000 to 81 900 4
ear. "A IA. ~
iis.ss.John G. Sheehan assures his friends
Il iHastnss Nash:ngton that nothing can pre-
IS ven s Tammany Hall from returning to
II power.
sstfSS Since the Ohio election Monday the
MS tim ore American rises to explain that
SSa0ff Year victories do not count for much
iissi la politics.
Very recently rumors were In clrcula-
t1on that raised doubt as to Emperor
sanity, and now the same
sst hing is being said of the Gear, observes
|gs the Baltimore Herald
#sSS$s The Chicago Times Herald says that
L. Moody held COCO men and
in the hollow of his hand at the
audi orium.'' What full hand" Mr..
\ / u ody must hold, TO be sure
~ .---------.---
st Louis lady died the other day,
leaving 100000 900. 20 heirs, and not a
ssssign Of q will. The Lowell News thinks
s s;Si thtat the railroads may now inaugurate
u law awe rs excursion rates to ST. Louis
5ssSsiaS The Washington Star thinks that this,
as to be o conservative administration,
sSt ana in many eases an of1ice-seeker can
best commend himself to the Presidents
IS favor by showing that he loves his
II home.
s2s523$ Some people are trying to compare
SIsV Arlington with Grant Both were
asS grent men, but Washington has the ad-
vantage of not having Ter. son be-
R%h mind him to annoy the nation, observes
,S4 the Galveston News
ss5s$ The Financial and Commercial World
m considers It lying pretense to set up
81 g need OF more revenue in justification
Il &C tariff Rift revision when We are paying
tss o1f $140, 10000 year in pensions gen
81 era Lion after the close of The war.
s:ai#5 The Queen Of England, like Louis XIV
4; ID ofs France, never sits in room. winter
.ss'1f. summer, without having the window
Vi open at the top for ven,ilat ton. A
b. .ss pie ty&of air. light and sunshine some
s times times Is more needed than physic.
me fAiail and Express says that Pres
$ssl Grant kept the American flag Nv
ssssS r s. IN The harbor OF Havana during
s.ssthe i Cuban insurrection that occurred
during his administration, and sna;n
ssd zig re say word against it either
ss5a y ea ker5 Reed IN nl= interview with
Is Executive Committee Of tile Indian
SSslioh opetasy Conference, said. ina.
Ms a. II n! re people demanded changes IN
EES9s lc,f,s Hls'! system and brought pres
q lsA: g 3.eaF on Congress they would 90.
sss:,irss to change, ~. .s
#is
ofts OF The insanity or the E.nper
ais the Pttsbur,
s.ysspa se IN number and
81, here appears 70 SC
3tsfl them than the
ersatic. craky
81 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08
Is tuar Gas critr
1tno lit oas eiusiss
S9ner;ensS sSiaoerungsutittel

ssld,s bic oudf,rotsn S6m,r1tn iuiOrt bsbebt osS
GutjinDunq aufbsbt uno 9sritOpfung bei einsr ap'
pitation furrt, oh oiticbt Don ben 9unqtn
o:m Mapsn, ben GiuatDsIDen o0tr an0ertn Sriieu
pDtr Grauntn btrriibrtn.
Gin 6alber SbesloTid in .nttr G!ais q9aiitr
iurirt in tutuq,n Dtnutsn 1rdutpi., lauren Yeagtn
soobr.nu.u, Ntro0Ttdt s6Iailofsi,it, Migrdns,
Siarrbo., 7pitrteri,, Collie, SiabuTgsn UNI oat
iHnsrlbcn 8eiGlptrotn
Gs qitbt ftin otimitt.l Der Nsit, Das ffltber urD
Rt9itltieber uuD oas auotrsn malariifsn, bilf6i,n
uro ionitiqt fitbu iG 5ai9 turirt. ipie RaOiDap's
RtaoD 8clitf i'm 9,r,in nit RaoipuD's 9ilen.
SOC. pro 5lai5.. Bel allen gpotbetsrn iu babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08
Cine Gur BEL auen

Grtdttung,n Suit.u, tut3inoetem SaIis, SHflusnsa.
grOudits, gneumonja, anibtptIIung Der e3tItnfs,
oiiitiut5 GutiunDunqtu, Rhtumatismus, Reurals
qs Trotb,ulsu. 3OplD,b, 3dbntDsb, aitbmds
Ntb.mnOtb.
Gs turirt Die 1eftiqtsn Stbmsr5,n in elmer bis
aipaujiQ Winut.n Ritmano brauft cine Stunes,
ua6Dtm er Diei. aaHsnes 0eeisn, Sbmer3en la
ltinsn.
Raotuoo's EtGDp ytclief TT rim Ftberts Ritt.I gsa
etQtn oil. 65mcr3sa, 9srr.rtuuotn, Gu,ti6uno.n,
6dmsrjsu i'm Rudcn, auf D<r 8ruf oDtr tn pss
SlieDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08

ter bes Prin5en 2eopolb BON Salerno,
Marie &aroline @uguite be Bourbon,
gingen 5tpei S06ne berpor: Der Bring
bon Gpnoe, geb. 1845 gu 9aris, uno
Der 6er5og bon 8uiie, 9eb. gu Spigen=
BAN 1854, Die i6m jepo6 beioe i'm SOz
be pprangegan9en iinb. 81. b. R)
8rin5efiin Glementine bon Orleans,
Die ais i6ner frant gemeIbete S6lpez
iter bes 6er5ogs, lit betonntli6 Die
Wlutter bes Spburger 6iiriten 5eroiz
nanD BON 8ulgurien, unb cine Der
ge1Dz uno geiitrei6iten 6rauen @urpz
hn'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08
1tebslbeiiuoen Oaer S9mersen.

Gts.n aopfuet CMiqrdns OD,r uup6ies sOpfa
tptb) 3abnf6mer3su IsuruIgie, Rbsumatisntus,
GHitcptb, S6mcrjtu unD Sbtpdt. i'm gtuden, ntm
RidQrat soer Den 1iersn, StibpsrOcn in Der e''
beretqemo S,icnf.ben, 9Iui6nsnuno Der 6elente
UNI Sbm,r;en ieD.r 2lrt idait bic GppIitatiOn BON
Rabpaps 8elitD Ofortigs Grlti6ttruus unO DtfsT
fUrtgttBttr Gebraud sinige Sage lang betperiitsls
lnt eine ptrmantnte Ssiluna.
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F|RR>I|l}< r.


woopas's R.cnp EsIts' Ssb.bt Die iblmmasa
sdm,r,en in elmer bis 5pauIis Tsinuten. Ri.mans
bruudt cine 5tunDt nado,m CT oitis Innouce gss
1sisu h,imoeiud,t an i.iu NON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08

Seeermann. fueld,e- Seie Ieiben min euf gl6
~ beiE, Iianes uEb onerre BcriorcIzSabe. erhdI.
eiejes nab Grfperfuua uuerer Gara1tit bllaer, MI
lpeLtser Shmieristtif.n une otn. Idiria. untess
iutuHqeH Der ouIseHomm.ne Sefrcs rre mnnatIih
pcrsinit uIe lam ron Sbuer na S,itrben a,finbiai
Dernen. Gotomac scan 6uaronfce &C.,
3tmmer str. 3, EaH! pon HaltimuresScslroe.
(6eby12,1A
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Grjdble
bie 0abrbeit, bic rcine Nabrbeit &C.

Gg mag pitacidt lcibter iein, unierc GrtldrrnQcn
ju bei66nptn, als f6 an i6litten, faltn, tinIdatn
Sbatiadben I'M getreff unierer Sleiptr su 1alten!
God lebcn mir ts nibt, ben 9eiern got Sbren ji
fibeln," 1pebe iiberbaupt oarau eeip0bnt fno, nir
unpefd6r Gin 3ebntsl pon Ssm su 9laubsH, mas Ne
Ieien!
llnisre I3eiesn er3Gblsn iber uniere &lsiotr, ooD
ibertrsibcu Dieelbeu nit! g8ir faQen eber ju ipc=
mig, ais su pel!
SSir fnb ebenio porfebtie i'm 9tnieigcn. pit mir
porfibties &lcDerbauDler TnD lluere GleiDer illto
10 gut, pie iie augfebsn, unO 10 bilie pis ie tt'
aeu!
Sauienpe bon Qeuten apifen Eits; unS Sa3 1T
Die uriude, apesbaIb mir Die am meiiten beiprobfns
&lcfoer= 5irma in Baltimore fno.
1iOecn bic esute, ipel6c uns ui6t tcunen, ju uns
fommcn uuo Die @n5iiqe beFbtietn. tpeldbe mir iir
$50 uno $1,000 pertauien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-05-08
Sreitag uno samffag

ftrocn Sic itets in uncrem Iusitaffirunqs Sepnrtes
mcnt cttpas Siliets. Geie bciOen 9agt iimo 9arz
gain=Sage uro bier iiuD einiQc DON ben Bargains
200 SusenO qefGmmtt 9tacozSoden - GroiU qsfdrbt
- 0oppelte Sobcn = bObsr eineefieter Soafen
- 9aranttrt ni6t bart peroenD = lobfarbig -
blau uuo idypar5 - 9aare fiir 25c
500 'SpasierftDfc - Congo Stode - SterliugzSil=
berz9riif - ullacmein iir $l.00 pertauft; uni.r
qrci5 fir btute SOC.
100 SuBsno ipenobare rGSourzin= Sanp"= oulsbnDsn
- gcbrdu6Ii6cr 9sreis SOC, fir btute 25e.
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