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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-09-10
COPY OF H BOND.
THE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT. GOLD BOND.

For value received. the Columbia Ath-
ietic. Club Of the District Of Columbia
hereby acknowledges itself indebted, and
Lean, or the bearer hereof. on the first
day Of March, 1909, One Thousand Dol
lars, in gold coin Of the United States. Of
the present standard weight and fine.
Washington, at the City Of Washington.
n interest thereon in like gold coin at
the rate of five per cent. per annum, on
the FIRST days of September and March Of
each and every year. on the production
n surrender OF the proper coupon here
to annexed.
This is one Of a series of forty-ive
bonds each of like tenor and effect,
elusive. and secured by a first mortgage
deed Of trust bearing even date herewith,
executed and delivered by said obligor
to said George W. Swartzel and A. 7.
Brltton as trustees. for the holders Of
therein described and the buildings. bet
terments and improvements which may
be erected or placed thereon and duly re.
Deeds of the District Of Columbia.
II default. Of payment Of interest on
these bonds is made and continued for go
days after due demand. the principal
subject to the control Of the majority in
interest Of said bonds. shall become due
as provided in said deed of trust. The
Zig hereby expressly valves all, any,
and every benefit or privilege of any ex-
tension, stay or appraisement law now
existing or which may hereafter be en-
acted ii Of all right or equity Of re-
demption In case Of sale or foreclosure
under the terms and provisions Of said
deed of trust.
This bond Is subject to redemption on
the first day Of March, 1904. or on the
first day Of September or March Of any
year thereafter at the option of said
obllgor. provided proper notice Of the In
tentlon to redeem and pay for same be
given In writing to the holder hereof per-
sOnally or by publication In a newspaper
Of general circulation In said city Of
Washington, and in either case not less
than @ days previous to the date named
for said redemption.
In witness whereof. the said Columbia
Athletic Club Of the District of Columbia
has issued this bond to be signed In its
name by the President, sealed with the
corporate seal, attested by its Secretary,
this first day Of March, A. d. 1889.
(Signed)
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
of the District of Columbia.
CHARLES A. BRADBURY.
President
The interest coupons attached to the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-09-10

of surrenderIng to the holders OF the obliga.
tions Of /. IT. the ,.n United MI a. statss the option re-
deemlng such obligations in either silver
coin or gold coin.
Every holder Of obligations of the Unit
ed.States can receive his pay for them in
silver il he desires or in gold il he desires.
If the Government were to insist on pay
ing in cne metal to the exclusion Of the
other it would Immediately discredit its
obligations and at the same time iniure
the standing of q large share of the money
which it has itself issued and promised by
implication or in words to keep as good as
the best. While these obligations call for
payment in %'coin," that term, when the
acts authorizing the bonds were passed,
related only to that which was the EQUIV.
alent of gold in value and purchasing DOW.
er, and to attempt to take advantage Of
the fact that the metal of which a part
of this coin is now made has in the mean.
time deprecated in value, and force coins
of that particular class upon the holders
of those obligations would be dishonest
and would lay the Government liable. as
it does those who propose it, to the charge
Of taking advantage of a technicality to
do q dishonest and %treacherous act. 1t
would bring upon the Government of the
United States, us it does upon the men
who now make it, the contempt and con-
domination Of honest men the world over.
We are opposed to the issuing Of interest.
bearing bonds Of the United States in time
Of peace. etc.
So are we all of us, and but for the
misfortune that the Government of the
United States was placed under the con.
troll of the Democratic party in 1892 there
would have been no necessity for issuing
bonds Tin time Of peace" It is something
new for that party, however, to announce
a general opposition to issuing bonds in
time Of peace" as this has frequently
happened under Democratic control Of the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

No human being can come into the
world without increasing or diminish
ing the sum total of human happiness,
not only of the present, but of every
subsequent age Of humanity. No one
can detach himself from this connec-
ton. There is no sequestered spot in
the universe. no dark niche along the
disk OF non-existence to which he can
retreat from his relations to others,
where he can withdraw his influence OF
his existence upon the moral destiny of
the world; everywhere he will have
companions VINO will be better or worse
for his influence.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

A Queens Visit.

To be old and poor and bedridden is
generally to be debarred from the
greater privileges of life, but there
was one old man in Scotland who
found his disadvantages had procured
him a privilege that the strong and
more q, We members of his family
were seeking in vain. 1t was on an &C.
casion when Queen Victoria was at
Balmoral, and, as she often did, she
went one day, unaccompanied, to visit
the cottages. In one Of these she
found an old man, bedridden and quite
alone, and she sat down to talk to him.
"And how is it you are alone?" she
esked "Have you no one to keep you
company"
NO" replied the old man, innocent
ly, my folks be all away seeing the
queen: they thought they might get a
glimpse of her."
His visitor made no reply, but she sat
with the old man, pleasantly filling the
gap made by the absence Of "his folks, r"
and then found time to read to him
from the Bible she herself treasured.
On leaving she gave further proof
of her sympathy in the shape Of i've
pound note, accompanying it with the
words: when your people come back,
tell them that while they have been
to see the queen, the queen has been to
see you"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10
A C.eVer Tr1ck.

1t certainly looks like it, but there
is really no trick abont it. Anybody
can try it who has lame back ana
weak kidneys, malaria or nervous
troubles. We mean he can cure HIM
self right away by taking Electric
BItters. This medicine tones up the
whole system, acts as a stlmulant to
the liver and kidneys, is blood puri-
fer an(: nerve tonic. 1t cures cOnsti-
patton, headache, fainting spells,
sleeplessness and melancholy. 1t is
purely vegetable, mild laxative, and
restores the system to it's natural Wig
or. FRY Electric Bitters and be COLI
WINGED that they are miracle worker.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 5Oc.
Il bottle at Porter's drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10
ESCAPE FROM A TIGER.
The Animal Was Ready to Attack M
PursuerS.


The Animal Was Ready to Attack M
Pursuers.
Tho Indian mail brings to the Pail
Mall Gazette news Of a remarkable
escape from tiger which for about 8
week had been wandering among the
Jamalpur hills, filling the native COM
munity with terror and the European
with desire for sport. The Jamalpur
sportsmen. amateur and otherwise.
donned their shikar toggery and laid
out large sums Of money for the tigers
destruction. while their supsrstitious
Aryan brethren-who have an idea
that Kali Mai. their goddess. gives the
tigers commission to go forth and slay
-onered sacrifices at her shrine in the
hills. to the accompaniment Of clash
ing cynbals and the sweet, seductive
music Of the tom TOM" The tiger,
blessed perhaps. with a keener ear for
music than natural historians give him
credit for, on hearing these awful
sounds and the native yells took refuge
on hill in the neighborhood of Dhar-
ara, among some slate Quarries. His
appearance there was duly reported
and, in consequence, one afternoon Mr..
c. 7. Amber, Jr., Mr.. Swinden and Mr..
w. Ferrer sailed forth in search of
adventure. On their arrival at the
quarvies Mr.. Amber suggested that
Messrs. Swindsn and Ferrer should re-
main where they were while he went
forward to reconnoitre. His heaters
pointed straight before them, saying
that was the spot where the lord Of
the forest was RECALLING himself on the
"fatted calf" which had been killed
and placed there for his reception. Mr..
Amber thought he would go round to
the left. thus coming upon the animal
from the rear. He had proceeded but
little way, however, when he sud-
denly came upon the tiger only two
yards In front Of him and INDUCING in
his afternoon siesta. Seeing Mr.. Am
bier and his two or three beaters be-
fore him, the tiger charged them just
a. Mr.. Amber stepped back and lev
e!ed his gun. intending to blind the
animal with the small shot with which
hs had loaded one of the barrels. The
sight of the gun pointed at him and
his satiated condition decided the ami
NAL to turn away with the intention of
plunging into the jungle. But Mr.
Amber, seeing his opportunity, gave
the brute a bullet through the back,
which finished his career. The skin
measured 81 feet from nose to tip OF
tail.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

There Is no medicine in the world
epual to Chambrrlain's Cough Remedy
for the cure of throat and lung diseas-
es. This is fact that has been prov
en- in numberless cases. Here is 4
sample of thousands of letters aecelv-
ed: Il have tried Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy while suffering with n
severe throat trouble, and found in
mediate and effective relief. can
unhesitatingly recommend it, Ed
ger W. Whlttemore. editor Grand Riy-
ers, KY, Herald. For sale at Port
er's drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

MAP SHOWING THE 20 NOI.fh KIN FEsDEks
OF K. c., p. G. Il. 4.
Tho IsifldInR of KaRnae lity, i..tsbuIg q yak
,s road en- line from Kansas Cft 20 Port ar
thur hsa opened up q country in " es'err sS"uri
and Arransas and Louisi,sa, t. At c,rot b. eSasi!e
A. an ca tural AMI rut' grori Il sfE 8 'od
health spa king springs AMI st! cans; ~s'eFe
yor car wy out OF doors II month Instead ofe
The finest stock range-no billiards., no nos
S'nis; no drouths. The earliest marksts for farm
pru4.cts hrinsin the highest prices. Living ID
cae1p and best in the land
yny sYy {. eDpeSe Estare! Co TO u land where Ea-
,ure backs vor every effort aad pros oerty is not
Dc uenarrt anon a single rainfall. 60 where pros
perity is petlansnt.
PORT ARTHUR
the Southern and Seaport terminus, is the best
r!ac,. in tie United States to-da 10 dJ"sI or 10 80
fn,o business. THIS raii oa0 now ru.'niEs tn7paRn
trains between kansas City an; foit Afthur' Hiii
be runinr over it's own tracks the ent.T' distance
by Sep tsmeor /.
sud me ;Jap ana you Al agree large city must
BE- bull 1T Poss Arthur; nearest seaport to Kansas
CITY " lao y lies
ms i.lust; ated Pamphlets.
II. "A. ROrnSe OK
Iana Co--,ntssiouer h e.. L. q N X Sf1 1enefes
NaaaSss Port AR. mr. 20 Hsfte tE..
KANsxAS CITT. MO.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Published Nov. 10. 1897

1897. wy A"'' IVY
Notice Is hereby giuen that the following
naLhea seitler mas flied notice of his intention
ana a that sale proof will be made before the
tropate Judge OF EDWARDS county, Kansas. IL,
Klhsley; n ahsan on December nth 1897, viz:
James Hubbard, H. e. No. 1I0S7lL 81 for the
NWA Section 10. Township % s., Range 20 w.
L t1I county, Kansas. He names the
lulioTIng witnesses 10 prove hia cOnunuO,s
residence upon and cultivation of, said land: :
w; Daniel Weyrich, William Weyrich.
huIus q. Edwards and Charles Hubbard ali
vi Alnsley, Edwards county kansas
JOHN 1. ZEE. Register
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

We know CT no review published. In this
country o. in Europe. which combines SO success
fully as the AMERICAN MONTHLY the aertness
::F7eiiaess. sni energy o: journalism with the
s1lai Judgment, CHI &flliy veit aed opinion. exact
raowlsds@. and weil-cnossn English Of the purely
literary periodical. The Outlook
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10
Bucklen's Arntca SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt reum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles or 10 pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price Csc. per box, at Porter's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10
Didn't Look Quite So Old.

II was born in 49," said the young
lady with the pronounced shoulder
blades, as she tapped him lightly with
her fan; "see how candidly Tess up"
Surely not" said the young man
with a surprised look. "Why, in 80 we
were still. colonies Of Great-oh, er-I
beg pardon; perhaps you meant sight
cen hun" But the frost had already
chilled him to the vitals.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10
CONSUMPTION CAN NOW BE CURED.

CONSUMPTION CAN NOW BE CURED.
T. A. Slocum, NJ. c., the great Chemist and
Scientist, Will Send Free, to the Afflicted,
Three Bottles of his Newly Discover
ed Remedies to cure Consumption
and all Lung Troubles.
Confident that he has discovered a
reliable cure for consumption and all
bronchial, throat and lung disease.
general decline and weakness, loss of
flesh and all conditions of wasting,
and to make its great merits known,
he Will send free, to any reader of the
GRAPHIC who may he suffering.
Already this ''new scientific course
of medicine" has cured thousands of
apparently hopeless cases. The doc
tor considers it his religious duty-a
duty be owes humanity-to donate his
invaluable cure. He has proven Con-
sumption to be durable disease be-
yond any doubt, and has OBJ file in his
laboratories testimonials from those
benefited and cured in all parts Of
the world. Don't delay. Consnmp-
ton, uninterrupted, means certain
death. Address T. A. SlOcum, M. c.
Pine street, New York When writ
ing rlease give express and postcfice
address, and ,neution this paper.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-12-10

Mamma-Now, Tommy, it's Donsense
for you to be so bashful. When the
waiter comes I want you to order your
lemonade yourself. You must learn to
speak up. Tommy-Oh. mamma! how
IAN you ask me to when you know
,ow my toe hurts?-Judge.
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HERE'S A NEW COUNTRY.

lew Hopes, New opqortunitiss-Land Of Sunshine and
PIenty-MHd Climate, Fertile Soil and Cheap Lands.
Where You caa Haks More Money 10 the Acre than In
Iay Other Farming District in the Country.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
0pu NeterSbura.

Mit ben Sunbamsnt. sI~ussrabuns
sen for bic neue Seibenfabrif babier III
.bssonnen porben 8aumsiter Pstsr
Stipp bat ben @ontraft.
- Senrp S&lob beitanb nm Dienitae
rpisberum auf bic Anilase isines S4pa.
gers 9eter S@neioer elm 8srb6r unb
muBte Bdreidaft fur Elm ipetefes @ers
Dor moreen ftelen. Ct lou bic Doagen.
um bic es ii& banbeIt, INNER nod nidi
surtidertattst baben.
80 Die %neusiten Ropitdten in Sob.
unb Silbernaaren su ben nieorieiten
preifen, tpenn nan bic AuaIitdt in BE,
tradt siebt. bdlt 9. Sdimpff. 3l7 soda.
mama Mpenue. Sein 8orratb fur bic
5eisrtase III erOB uno forsfdItis auser.
wdbIt aasS earantirt. 1913
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ArmensB eb6rhe.

Sn oer am 5reitas abseba!tensn 8er'
iammlune oieIer 8ebbroe purben bic &C.
nDbnIiHen Noutinsssi&dfte erlebist
5rso. Ssifsr BON Dobeetotun mar erf6ie.
men unb bsiIasts f&, bab feline neun
Rinber Jpn aus BEN Sauie pertpiefsn
bdttsn. Ous frabsr fem mar. psI&ss sr
iebo1 DOT sinieer 8eit isiner Srau un'
teridrisb; Der Bsbbroeanipalt tuirb bic
SADIE untsriidsn. Sin Brief bss Ies'
teren ibsr bic nsusn armenseisse tpuros
perIeIen; zines Der @eisss perbietet bel
elmer Strufe bon $3.50 oas Rsifsn elmer
psibIi&sn Srrfinnissn Obns psibIi&s
Besleitung.
Sine pom ieBbaften Arate einserei&'
ten 8eGnuns usranlabte 9rcofs fid au
eriunbisen, Oh ss Brau& fei. bab bieisr
feline 8s&nunsen fepsrat einienbe ; hies
mar bisbsr Der SAD, bod tpurbs bei&lois
fen, bab Der Superintendent in 5utunft
ale Die 8s6nunssn beitdtissn muB. SIN
Ssim bsFnosn f& ssssnwartie Sss Sn'
iafsn.
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Olr&baIb gsrrsipsub.n,.)

m-.rr
SetIs9n MOI, uns ~ pslu~sn'
rem giir HE seisrtoas sinPouf, MiG;oms
& Bruber. sI2 Hnb aid ~asdouanno
SIssnus' 40 a
Ger in her Gbss grssY Shine IN
OIpSbont auoeaeIte miIors Wbits.
wolts am Moniaa einen Qarrsn brsm.
len. mobei feline Sanb o%efanoen nnb
i@limm aererfdt ipare ; bic Sano tptro
eur@ ben nnfaa nuslos. bod boift mon
tie i'm Sadaipanna SoipitaI bot Amputa'
ton au retten.
9offor soba 6. RuboIpb. Der fru.
here S%eeIioroer her sIrhboib en-. Iutb.
@emeinee. befanb fi4 in ben lebten Ta'
gen bet Treunbsn bier gum Sein1e.
9err Euoolpb nerior8t 8e%8entudrti8 cine
@emeinoe nabe Baltimore. 3D., nno
ttueirt s!sit3eitt8 IN elmer oortissn Units
bsrfitdt Weot3tn.
CearbsuSals e'rrtipSussHiJ
= Die SduIbeb5rbe Bat bei&loKen.
i'm Belmont @ebdube cine Nahti&ule au
erbfnen,
o.. o,.;. a-..... =. u,,u..,
Sa ~. a a. s"m ~" ,S"'I;%.n
'0" ivy w" 'p"' "dV
o...m.
a.. ws"sS Ip 'H. o.;a e o".s
ivy No "" ~" :.o'gs. Stu
ss r''~ m '""'o"~
0'"'
Wartin See bon Sairbietp Strabe
9 In Donnsrita8 in Der GoalbroOf
Rine stpii4en Der Oede unb einsm 2ar'
sa w'e. uaSss sstap."V
a"S'" VI" "'p'' INV 'auS'"' :"
~
= Gnbretp TeepIe bon Wooolupn
4penue. elm 8remfer Der D. & W.
Babn. iel am Witttpo1 su ardbaIb un'
ter bic 8deer uno lpurbe fur6tbar su8e'
ri6tet ; er itarb Elm paar Stunosn mad
benz nnfaQs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
0ert6tli@eS.

,Morb i'm srfien Grade" lautete ON
Disnitas Bormittas Der Dabriprud Der
@sihporenen in ben Geo. &. Ban Sorn
6aae. Der ansetla8te ssiete ni&t biz
serinefte @emlibsftbruns. als er oafelbs
b6tte. gr tpiro am Samftae fem urtbeil
erbalten. bod iperoen feline slopoiaten
fur elm nsues 8srfabren nadiuGen. @rfi
am Wittpo& i6isn Ban Corn feline Po'
fition poltdnol8 su ertennen ; feline
aaItbldtisfeit bat TIN uerlOHen unb ct
ueinie tpdbrenb bee Cages pisl unb be.
trus fi1 als tpsnn er in Ineit mare.
Separio Nbbate. Der in Dunmore ben
Ditto &aimOnb, ibotets unb am Dienitaa
8ormiitas feline @sri6tspsrbanbluas b.
itsben iolte, bstannte iiH Der G6otuns
i&ulois 8idier gOtparos erlldrte ,bN
na@ Anb6runs Der 5sueen unb ieinsa
sisensn 8~etdnoniRes oes Moross i'm
3tpeiten @rabe ihulbig.
8si elmer 8isbuns for @ei@wore.
ne ON Samfas finb folseHbs Deutids
sssoeen poroen 9roBssidworens. 8.
San. --Safob Soldier unb Geo. Dber.
Oorfer. 8leinssi6woeene, 81. Sdn.--
Senrp S6uIb. SofOb WaIa Diaiam
Drsi6sr, Grnit 3b,ele unb Gbrif. Wus,
fat. aieinsei&porene. Z. Sebr. -@eoras
airdOf. George Monnineer. Satob s.
aoBmunn. Sobu 5abrenbolt unb Gbar.
les 2utber. Sine psiisrs 9iebuns flt
RIeinssidworsns fanb an DIenftae itati
uno oaruntsr bsfnben ii& folesnoe
Deuti&e: 10 San.-0m. DSbIer,
aouiS Mspers. @bas. s. Werb. @m.
Reubart, Senrp 6. Senslsr. 6. W.
8i3elmann. 9enrp Danipsrb II. San.
-Gbpurb Sruble. Better Dipprs. Gus.
9rdmsr. s. D, 3bsImann, Gbas. @irtb.
ebos. Gi6ftabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Bur &nfertisuue BON @anser.
%pIatteu.

Die Warins. Gommifton. tueIde pom
GonsreB bamit beaufirast tporben NOR.
lbel bic 8oitsn Der AnIaee zines @ta
bltfsmeniS sur S~erfeaune BON 9anaer.
platten @rmittelunesn anauieasn. bai
BEN Slottenietrstdr Song ibren 8eri&t
sinssrsi6t. Derielbs perani&Iaet bic
Rotten eines gtabliRements. bas idbrIi&
stpa 5000 Ionnen panssrplattsn su lie'
fern i'm Stuuoe fem piiroe. auf 81 WiI.
lionsn DoaarS. Gin befimmter plas
fur bic anlase iuirb ni&t empfoblen. cod
lino cine Ansabl Octen iiber bic 8orsIas
Der beii6tistsn OsrtIi&fsiten BEN 8eri&t
b~eieeeeben porben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

Sppb's Pileu bsiIsn 8redreis. 8opf.
idmsrs aus BEN Wassn unb nnpsrbau.
Iihfeit.
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0ttt6tun.

- GbarIes slnberfon. Der in @iIiss.
Barre tpesen DisbftabIs zines llebsr'
rOdss a~rretirt iuurbe. bat fi& oils Der
Disb in Pafior 6. O. 2ansfOrb'S @obn'
ung babier entpuppt. Den sefobIenen
uebsrrod true er uno bic llbr purbe in
sinem Bfanolaoen auieefunben. mo CT fe
usriest bate.
- Dur@ einen Dedsnfaq in Der
Slear Spring @rube psrurfa&t, tpuros
am Montas cine Alantitdt @as in
einsn Ibeil Der Brine foreirt, mo Mrbei.
ter beiddftist tporen ; oas 8efultat mar
cine GrplOiion. bur6 psl&s orei Polen,
bic on SearIe Strabe pobnen, ssfdbr'
lid perbrannt ipurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Grfreuli&e TOrtf&ritte In ben
ctubtanerf@ulen.

Die Sabrssberidts Der Snbianetf&us
len ssisen sinen bebeutenben Sortfdritt,
namentIi@ in ben bauptfddli6ften Sdu'
len au G%arIisle. 3d., unb Sampton, 8a.
Superintendent Pratt bon Carlisle bs'
ridtet cine ginfdreibuns bon 792 Sdd.
Tern beim Beeinn biefes Sistaliabrss unb
,tpar 8inbsr BON adtunbfe&ssis peri6is'
bsnsn Stdmmen. Gapt, Bratt beiGrs
portet iebr tparm bas ,.SnOiuner Nus.
mietbensS pftem", burd peldes bic 8in.
Der SauS. unb Seloarbeiten lernen uno
@eloerfparnife MAIDEN. Die 3nabsn
unb Mdbden in @urIisIe perbientsn
pdbrenb oes SabreS $40 .448. SIN BEN
Snftitut au SampiOn perben 1873 ainbsr
unterridtet, peI&e brsiiebn peri&ispenen
SiEmmen angeb6ren.