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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08
Personally Conducted Tour Via
Pennsylvania Railroad to

Round trip tickets, good going on Tho
a. m. train September 10, and valid for
return until September 10, Including one
days board at the Mountain House, SIS 90.
se3, 6,7,9m-4 ,6,6e
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08

$1,000 Niaga ra Falls via b. q O.
Through train of coaches and parlor
cars from Washington, $40 g. m, Sep
tember 8. Tickets good for ten days, and
good for stop-oyer, returning, at Watkins
Glen. Rochester and Buffalo. se45.7.s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08

"Thc Indian win come to the Academy
next week. This is an American drama,
touching off the cruel injustice dealt out
by the whites TO the Indians. Some of its
scenes are sensational, but they are al
refined, even though they be thrilling SEN
sations Two Indian boys grown TO man.
hcod-une a savage to the marrow, the
other "a west Point man who is a perfect
type of todsy's civilization-are they he
roes of this enhancing drama. This dual
role will be played by A. S. Liprnan, who
was the leading man with the Columbia
stock the early part OF the summer. The
play in its present form is the work OF
Coyne Fletcher, of this city.
At the Grand Opera House next week
viii be seen a play new to Washington.
1t is THE Electrician" by Charles E.
Blaney whose work on such farces rs
"A Run on the Bank, "A Baggage Check,
and "A Boy Wanted" has made him
large following. The present play is
comedy drama, well charged with sen.
sation. but abundant ih comedy. g the
name implies the play deals with the new
scientific force. Mr.. Blaney believes he
has been original and this work viii induce
laughs and thrills for everyone.
The Biiou Theater will open the season
this year on September 20, under a new
policy, with John Greves as manager.
Mr.. Greyes is well known to Wasbington
theater patrons, but for the past three
seasons ne has ben managing the Howa.i
Athenaeum OF Boston. He says he has
secured good cast of forty light opera
people ana this style Of entertainments
with hicll-class legitimate vaudeville. will
be furnished at the Bijou after the manner
OF Keith's and Proctor's in New York,
Phiil ielphia, and Boston. Matinees will
be given daily at popular prices, and
special amusement is to be provided Cor
ladies and children.
The French Folly Company will be
Kernan's attraction next week. This com
pany willmake its first appearance in Wash
ington next Monday night, after an alb
sence of three years. The opening bur-
letta, which is entitled 1.-The Matinee Girls
on Lark is charming bit of witty dia
iogue set to catchy music. Included In
the olio is Clayton and Allen, musica come
dams; Maude Harvey gerofcatehy songs;
Clements and Marshall, travesty stars;
Trueiart and Wilson, eccentric comedians,
and the sisters Taylor, i'm a singing spe
ciality. The performance concludes with
a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08
PARKER, sRIpaEr = co.


Our prices are often a
great deal lower for good
grades of mems and boys
clothing than you are asked
to pay elsewhere-and they
are A L w A Y S SOME
LOWER. Same old insur-
ance-money back if you
want it.
PARKER, BRIDGET eco.
Clothie-s, 3I5 Seventh st.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-08
Eastern Athletic Club Won.

The E. A. c defeated ST. Elizabeths yes
terday. The features of the game were the
battery work OF Culliflower and Dunn, the
fielding OF Bulger and the batting OF Gates,
of E. A. c. The score.
r. H. E.
e. A. ....3oo6I2-l2 10 >
st. Elizabeth 800 00021- q
Batteries Cullif1ower and Dunn: Ball and
Pumphrey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Fennin0f6.

Mrs. Proctor i visiting her aaugh-
ter Mr.. Frank narrower.
VIII shepherd Ct Mt Hope was N
our village one day last week
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
tiis Revolver VAS Hanging Down His Back.

Sam Bartholemew and SiIos Croucb
of Boseobel came to Lancaster satnr-
dav EVENING NJ G o,eiock il oborge of
two prisoners who had haon con, nit
ted Is the comfy iaii for ten davs II.
Justice AIey Henderson Is, ra,r,.o,,o !.
and HAVING II tbei,, nos.os.;o57 IN
olar tools Tho falIovs varo linoo,i,,,.
around Boscobel :, = manner which
raised snsnicior H. .1oat - 10
calaboo.a there u,odn..,la, n;uht Iof+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Suicide fit Prairie du 6hiene.

Judge c. 5. Fuller committed sui
eide Thursday afternoon at 4 o o'clock
while sitting alone in his law office at
Prairie du Chen by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver.
Judge Fuller was in Lancaster two
days before at the opening Of Grant
county circuit court and his friends
were shocked at the terrible news.
His partner O. Is. Thomas was here
when the news was received. The
Prairie du Chiene Union gives this
account Of the affair
AT about four o'clock this after
noon he was seen going to his Office
Five minutes later as Jos Fox and a
companion were passing they heard a
shot. Both the front and rear Office
doors were open and going in they
found Judge Fuller Wing in front Of a
table in the south end Of the rear OH
ee He had evidently died without a
struggle. An inquest was convened
by Justice Chase and the verdict Of
the jury was temporary insanity The
Judge is known TO have been very
respondent recently and some Of his
intimate friends feared this result
though few anticipated it,
Judge Fuller was boru il Athens,
Pa. His father moved his family to a
farm at johnson Center. Rock county,
Wis. in 1855 In 1850 the family
moved to Dane county. aud the Judge
entered the university. taking a three
1esr's course. after which he entered
the Law department lie was gradu-
ated as a lawyer il 1879. He then
went to Prairie du Chen to practice
law, and entered INTO partnership with
L. Z. Haines. After a year he formed
partnership with O. b Thomas I'M
der the firm name of Thomas and
Fuller, which continued until his
death.
For nine years Judge Fuller was
city superintendent Of schools, He
was appointed by Robert Graham
state superintendent. to the position
Of chairman OF the official visitors to
the Milwaukee Normal school in 1883.
In 1888 he was appointed by COY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Mrs. 0has. Harvey Dead.

Mrs Chas. Harvey died at her resi-
dence on south Adams street in the
city OF Lancaster, Sunday morning,
Feb. y. 1897. Mt clock. She fell
i'll Of lagrippe and in the feebleness of
advanced age was not able to rally
from the effects of it. Her birthday
was one week before the day Of her
death. On Sunday, Feb ii. She was
a Years old. Her husband Mr.. Chas.
Harvey, will be 80 years old next
April and he has the sympathy Of 4
host OF warm friends in his bereayc-
ment The blow falls upon him with
telling force rs he has been confined
to the bed himself with severe at-
tack Of grip for number Of days
The funeral took place Tuesday af-
ternoon from the family residence,
Rev. Sinclair speaking most excellent
words Of praise concerning the char
aeter Of the deceased. Size was in
Life Christian lady with deepest COM
yictions and highest sense Of duty
toward God and man
She leaves siN sons and two daugh-
tiers. who hold Important and honor
able positions in the walks OF life. To
them aud 10 the aged husband her 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Court Notes.

OF the 26 civil eases for jury trial
four have been tried one is to be tried
Thursday and the others have been
settled, continued, or disposed Of in
some other way
The criminal calendar win be taken
up next Monday.
In the case OF Day vs. McQuigan the
jury gave a verdict for the defendant
Petry - Alderman, verdict for the
plaintiff for S27
Steinhoa vs lrenary.iury disagreed
Mrs. suider " Grant County Fire
Insurance Co. verdict for plaintiff for
SS62.31
Bea1n IS Peer islo be tried today.
Thursday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25

Lowenstein, and Messrs. Arthur Bier
sdorf- David Frank, Mode j Speigel.
viii Rothschild. Milton Straus. Max
J Spiegel were the ushers. Bern
STEMS orchestra gave the strains OF
"Lohengrin" as the bridal procession
came into the hall. The maid of hon
or wore snowy null over white taifeta
and the other attendants were attifed
in pink tatreta, yelled iii white net
Their bodices were low cut and finish
ed with garland OF pink roses. All
carried boquets of bridesmaid roses.
Immediately after the ceremony a
dinner was seryed.t which 100 guests
sat down Later about 100 young
people came in for the dancing. which
took place upstairs Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan have gone south for their we'd
ding journey Among the ont Of town
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Marshall. Mr..
Feldman, Leo Feldman. Mrs. Gluck,
and Mr., Kugel, all OF Cincinnati. and
Mr.. Goldman OF Kentucky.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25

Yukon IS cut up in''many
and resembles a delta. At
wpost gold was first taken out in
'1sss. and there were number of
men made happy by their rich finds
while a greater number were ssadly
disappointed because theirs did not
pan out but played out. There.are a
number Of gulches being worked here
vet. though the bestis taken. If.you
can't take out $50 OF gold a day it
will not pay. for expenses are 50 high.
A man can't work more than 90 TO l25
days in the year and it takes a good
deal to tide over the reminder. The
mines are sixty to a hundred miles
back in the mountains from the Post.
and an provisions must be frcighted
thither BY dog teams. Six and seven
dogs make up team. Nld can draw
1000 pounds at a load on good roads:
they make about 20 miles a day with
a load, but coming out have made 60
miles in eleven hours. They 90 jog
ging along looking very detected, but
let jack rabbit appear on the scene
and they are off with a bound. All
you can do is to hold on and ride
along as John Gilpin did and think
such speed is better than a dog trot
unit the rabbit leaves the trail for a.
elump Of bushes and our dogs follow
their game, and a we never use reins
to guide them there is naught to do
but follow after HENRY ELwELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Struck His Brother With FIN fix.

At Cassville, Herman koppen went
Henry koppcn, his brothers security
for $4,000 and had to pay the money.
lie had mortgage on Henry's binder
and went TO take it away when Henry
shut him up in the stable and drove
the peg in the door. Herman crawled
out Of hole in the back end of the
stable and getting double-bitted axe
started to chop down the stable the
binder being inside. Henry pushed
him away when Herman struck him
with the fiat Of the axe, breaking his
forearm near the elbow. then he got
on his sled aud rode away Henry
went down town. had his arm set, and
arrested Ills brother Herman was
found guilty and bis fna and cost,
amounted TO $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25

We present to our readers the pic
ture OF our present county Judge Geo.
Il. Carter and who. we believe, will be
nominated today. Thursday, BY the
republican county convention for an
other term. Mr. Carter has served
the people OF the county for eleven
years with signal ability, and if the
republicans honor him with another
nomination the people of the county
will undoubtedly endorse their action
by giving him handsome majority
at the polls next April.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
hmerIaan Snndan School Union.

Missionaries Macs and Wheeler
closed Il series of revival meetings
Monday evening, Feb. % that they
bad been conducting at the Cambell
school house in the township Of Mari
eta, IN Crawford county, near whore
the tent meetings wers held with such
good results last summer. There
were thirty-ave additions to the
church as the result of the meetings.
church building win be erected at
Maple Ridge this spring Plans have
been submitted and estimates given
for the same.
The missionaries. after a brief rest.
during which time their yearly and
monthly reports will be made,t to Phil
adelphia and Chicago will begin
series Of meetings. in the Gardner
school house. in Crawford county.
Their work this winter has been en-
tirely with Sunday schools. There
have been since they began special
meetings in Glen Haven the 9Th Of
November last 100 conversions, one
church society formed two Y.P.S.C.E
oreaized and three new preaching
places established
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-25
Fl TRIP THROUGH HLHSKH.
An Interesting Letter to the Herald From Pm
Old Grant County Boy
(coNTINUED.)

t1ON IINI ED. J
AS we began to descend the Yukon
one Of the most trying difficulties be-
set us. We observed those who were
in the van finging their arms wildly
about them, brushing at their heads.
slapping themselves on the shoulder
and acting as if something was to
them source of uncomfortable de
light or great discomfort. We were
not long in suspense for when we ar
rived at about the same point where
we observed their gesticulations, we
began to do likewise for reasons we
could not help ourselves. 1t was mos
quitoeS Mosquitoes to the right OF
Us! Mosquitoes 10 the left OF Us,
Mosquitoes to the front Of u.s. Up to
this time we were not aware there
was mosquito in the territory. but
doubtless ,htr eentinels were station-
ed along. who sienalled back 70 theil,
main band to be ready to receive Us
and a lively reception it was. From
here Oh il would be impossible 10 DO
ANYTHING tor the mosquitoes if We did
not wear 4 sort Of a veil to envelope
the head and come well over the
shoulders
The LETT bank Of the Yukon is here
covered with spruce birch aud cotton
wood. while on the right bank the
water washed a very abrupt wall for
% miles.
The channel is undivided and but
half-mile wide until we reach the
White river. one hundred miles below
Fl. silkfrk. Here it widens and is
known as Upper Ramparts. The wa
tiers of the White river are Of q milky
color. hence the name. The head
waters OF White river have not yet
been discovered by white man. We
camped here one night and party Of
Indians told rs that many days travel
up the river there was a big mountain
that was bowl-shaped and lots OF
smoke coming out all the time We
observed a very fine sediment in the
river. and on rising in the morning
the leaves OF the trees covered with
.ashe,. blown bv south wind.
Ten miles below the White i the
Stewart which rises IN a spur Of the
Rocky mountains, that is the divide
between the Mackenzie and the Yu-
kon. Gold was discovered on the
Stewart in1ss7 Ii is said the miners
made 500 a day Here is hunters
paradise the best Fl moose four dit
fcrent Kind 81 bear. the black grizzly
cinnamon glacier and sionaiiy
polar bear There are beaver and the
black, the silyeH-erav. the red and the
white fox; the pelts 81 the black and
~ilyer-gray foxes are worth from $50
To $50. The black and gray wolves
are very numerous also wolverines
and such smaller animals az the mink
martin and lynx. I'D tie month 81
july salmon are running ana this IS
when the Indians get their supply Of
fish. The fish afe dried and then
packed away Tbe bear enjoy, the
salmon season. aud can he-eeu sittin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Nu8 i9 bin i'm 8eiiB Sbres iptrfben Sod.
bu9es unb freue mid befen febr, benin Is
bat mir f9on 10 man9e quite Sienfte qetban.
baber fann i'd es ieber 9ausfrau beifens
empf.blen. Sd piinf9te, bab i9 .bas &p@z
bud einige Sabre friiber gebabt bate, BENIN
ib fam als cine HGberin in ben 6ausItdnb,
alio iebr unerfabren; aber bic quite Sreunbin
feblte hier, um mid 6ure9t gu tpeifen.
Stabt unb 2eute tparen mir fremb. Sdtte
i9 bamals Srau @rica's BUD CUR @tibe
gebubt, 10 bate ib man9en Seuf5er, man6e
Gorge abtpenben tDnnen. 9enn ba lit ia
aIes 10 beutli9 BON Nnfang Bis gum @n6e
bei9rieben, baB audi bic unerfabrenIte iunge
Srau nit 9ilfe bieies 8u6es i'm Stan6e
lift, einen ipariamen prbentlihen 9ausitanb
gu fibren. Man fann ben einfa9fen SiE&
ipie aud bas feinite 9ohSeitsmabl barna9
5ubereiten, u9b au9 beim Ginma9en 1T bas
liebe Bud mir cine groBe 6ilfe. Sine iebe
beutI9e 9uusfrau foute barna1 ftreben, in
ben 8eiiB zines iol9en pertbbplen 8u9es
gu g~elangen.
Sruu M~Orsentbaler.
Soplin, &c., 20. Sttober 1894,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
miro auseeliefert.
Die WeTdtaftaInee.

st. 8. Oun &c Cos. 009entli6e ueberz
1i6t iber 6anbel unb Gererbe eat5Glt Die
na9fte6enben Nngaben: Die lang1alne uno
almdblt9e 8efferung, bic in LETTER 3eit beo6z
a9tet tporben lit, bat pdbrenb Der bsrffO|Ies
men Wo9e obne tpeientli9e 4enberung an
sebauert. SIN @roBen uno @anoen 1T na@
ben metften grobutten cine before Na&z
frdee gu per3eidnen, Bel anrauernbea On
fGufen auf Equalization in etli9sn Pro<
butten, Defenders in Wplle, tpegen Der err
tparteten 3DGe.
8ertbte BON tpabri9einli9sn 8ebiirfniiz
len i'm Nlslanbe baben ser Equalization III
8ei5en ettpas aufgebolfen. 8ei5en 1T ndms
li9 urt ettpa 9 Gents 9eitieger, o6tpo1G Der
Breis INNER nod niebriger 1T als bor 5ipei
Wo9en. Weff9forn lit Inn eitten Gent ftdrz
fer, b.. +. 70 bo9, pie es bor ettpa 5tpei @oden
mar.
MG6renb biele Sabriten bic probuttion
bon acknowledgements duf cine s3eitldng
eingeitelt baben, 10 iinb bic a1eemeinen Mus>
fi9ten i'm 8rpBen unb @an5en unperGnbert
unb in Der Na6frage na9 @aaren 1T feline
8eierung gu ber3ei9nen. @ebrudte 3euge
1inb UNI eine 3leinigfeit niebri9er. Die Jaz
brifen BADEN tpdbrenb Der flauen 3eit mebr
Waaren oufgebduft ols bic Nabfrage be-
trug unb hire 9e5tpungene @inI9rdnfung bes
8striebs gu bieier 3eit 1T bic natiirli9e Solge
odbpn.
Die Na9frage mad @ollenpaaren bat fi3
bermtnbert, obpo9l nur unbebeutenb uno
8erfdufe iinb rubig, ndmli9 UNI Elm Orittet
me6r ols Der bone 8erbrau9 iGmmtGiher
Sabriten, tpern 1ie ale i'm 8etriebe oGren,
aber bic Mntdufe auf Speculation buuern an.
Sbtpo6G Die Nu9frage mad 8efiemerz
&p6eiien bic tiirali9e Stetserung auf S1O.75
per Some in pittsburg oufrebt er6aGten
bat unb @rep Sorse imrusr nod su $40
ba5elbft quotirt tpirb, unb obipobl bic prsiie
ipeniger berabgeiebt ipurben, um me9r Sc
f9Gft in fertigen probutten au ~erlangen,
10 iino bo9 i'm &Ggemeinen bic preiIe Iebr
nteortg.
Sd1ferotte.
Die 3ab( Der 8anferotte tpG6reao Der
Wo9e bat 246 in ben Ser. Staaten betra>
gen, gegen 285 i'm leBten Sabre unb 50 in
Canada, segen So i'm @oriabre.
Selento 8rotbers &c 2os6, gigentbimer
zines MGertpeltslabens in G6arleton, 90.
3d., baben 1i9 barterott ertldrt. Die Ser
binbli9feiten betragen $4,000, bic 8eitdnbe
1onen beoeutenb ietn.
german 8rodman in Cincinnati lit
gum Ma1enperlpalter ser gonIolibdteb
8uilbing &c Sabings COMPANY ernannt
morben. Die Mftiondre limb aumeiit Straz
Interchangeable. 8erbinoli9teiten $780,
900; 8etdnbe $175,7OO.
9ie Peoples Railpab @%ompanb". in ct.
2ouis cling in bic 9dnbe zines Mafenper=
paltsrs iiber.
Die 9outb Ottumipa 8anf, Elm fleirres
prioatinftitut, f4loB Samitug Morgen lire
Sbiiren. actiOa $4,000, 8oiiioa $1,000.
Die G0nleger o~erlieren ni6ts.
(Eertiesuns auf Der q. Seite.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
pndtett- A1taenhe+
CUR 8eANtMM9.

getm ginf9iden reuer Announcements uni
Bel @rneuerung alter 1T es BON 9rOBter 8i9z
tigfett, baB Namen unb Ort bes @inienbers
qenau angegeben tperoen. 8iele bergelz
fen Bel Der Srtsansabe @puntp uno Stadt
su nennen unb ba es in ben Ser. Staten
9unberte BON Srunflin, Columbus, Waibz
ington, Nepburg II. I. 10. gibt, fann oft erfi
mad po9enlansem SUDDEN Der Same in
unierer Ab~onnsntenIiite aufgefunben tper=
ben.
@ir effu9en allie uniere 2eier I'm
Reriidfi9tigung obiger 3eilen.
SainOis Stuatsz3eitung 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Meit 8enb, Soma.
Grau Stranger.

gor unsefa6r 5pei So9rsn babe id mir
bas 8o9bu9 bon 6rau Griea angel9aftt.
I'd babe I.itber flsiBigen 9ebrau3 oaDon
aHemaht unb fam ni9t umbin, Sbren NIT
sutheilsn, baB es uniibertrsffli3, ia unter
G0n.r mir b%efannten &o9bii9ern, bic id nod
ospriift babe, Das uGlerbsite 1T. pie BARN
enneoebenen Reaepte Iinb ausgeaei4net, uno
habe id es 16on auen msinen 5reunoinnen
amf's tpdrmffe empfohlen. Sd peroe ME
pieber obne bies ni3t genl1g gu 19asenoe
ap9bu6 iein. ok
gtmburH, So, 10, SttObsr 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Gerdnb.rung bes Monats unb Der sSabres

gerdnbsrung bes MOnats unb Der Sabress
sobG.
9ieier 3etteI aeiet iebem 2efer, Biz gu
pel6em Datum er seaablt Fat, unb mag
fdumtge 3ubler glei4seitis an ibrs gsrs
pfli9tung ~erinnern.
8riefe unb Gelber a6reIire man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

ed babe bos btuti9samsritanii6e &o8s
bu8 febr fleiBig gebrau4t, unb es bat fif
out betpdbrt. 9a9 meiner 4nii9t TT es oas
Sefe in Der Welt, es 1T elm gutter 9ausbalter.
ginlieaenb finbsn sic ben 8strag, fir Elm
smeites beutI@zameritaniiAes &o9bu9 BON
gFrqu grica, pel4es Sic mir alsbalo au=
{9iden tpolen. -
Meit genb. Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Termination, Nehr.

Dos Ro9bu9 bon Srau @rtca babe I'D
nun iiber 2 Sabre, uno es bat mir tpa3reno
biefer 53eit man9en treuen Sten1t 9e!eI1tet.
@ptpeit iA es erprobt babe, muB i'd ,ia9en,
baB eg alien biuigen Qnforoerungen, bic man
an elm Ioldes BUD ftenen tonn, boafommen
entIpri&t. Sd mO3te bu1elbe n1At snts
be9ren. m..,,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Srau grica's &o9bu9 gefGGt mir 70 iebr.
bab i9 lieber in sefIidten S9uben geben
mO9te, dls bahel6e entbebren. Naen lieben
9ausfrauen fann i9 es empfe6sn; benin es
pabt fir ieoe, iie mag pieIe ober tpenise Nns
'iprii9e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. 8. 9raie.
grete, Su., Is. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

San @reet, Wis., %. Oft. 1894.
Das RO9bu9 BON 5rau erica babe iS
iebt etipus iiber atpei Sabre i'm @ebrau9. SIS
1T bas bette 8o4bu9 fir Deutf9amerifan.r,
bds i9 bisber fennen lernte. @ab.r tann
Et4 es nit gutem 9enifen empfeblen.
Trau .. %. @ombpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
rs Gents n.
portofrei BON 1ms be5ieben.
5Ginois Stats 3eitung Go,
Chicago, gu.

~0eaddtebeno ber6Henti9en mir eint9e pOn ben 5ablriben 9lns
erfeununesldreiben, iii benen Oeut6zanertfanHbe Sau5franen ibrer
NnFdt aber sen geertb oieies 8udes &usOrud seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

sFruu grica's aodbu4 fam i8 nir en-
pfeblen, finbe bofIelbe fir bic ameritantf3e
Siihe portreffli9. S9n. &atbar1ne.
V~ittsbur9b, pa., IA. Nop. 1894,