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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19

Iowa state officers announce that
les. case will probably be brought
against the state Of Iowa on behalf
Of four regiments Of Iowa troops
which entered the Spanish war. The
military men insist that, under the
state military code, the state must
pay them for their entire term OF
service whether or not Che federal
government does the same. If suit is
brought and this position is sustained
it will cost the state about 81 ,000,-
900 to make the payment.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19

The government StatlStiCian at
Washington has aScerLained that
Missouri produces more frogs than
any other state 10 the union. Not
only more frogs are produced, but
more are marketed from Missouri
than from any other state, aud not
only that, but the Missouri frog is
larger, juicier, more luscious than his
brother from elsewhere. His legs,
which are his chief glory, command a
higher price in the market, They are
more sought after by epicures, more
desired by the gOurmands.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19

c. Z. Hitchcock has sold his NORTH
A street residence property to JOSEPH
johnson, the new boOkkeeper for A
Graf. The price paid was sl,05O
Percy Simons lives in the property a
present. It is probable that the twC
families will occupy it.
Copper cents dipped in a solution
that makes them look like silver dimes
are being passed for ten-cent pieces
Somebody passed one on Tom ROup al
the opera house ticket window las
night. They are hard to detect b!
gas light.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19

The news In brief: Ine Blu,
Druphels are calling attention. w tut
wars and rumors Of Wars" lOreCasI
of the millenium's approach. ....Int
twentieth Kansas mas UTei ur.hI-
ed with attention III Sdu tian-
cisco Yesterday. Before Tile Iwen
tieth Kansas went w The Philippines
the San Francisco papers refrrieu u
them as jays. -. Communication De
tween EngIanu "a ,ue seat Ul "aI
has been cut vi, duu Cue bOer rep
reSentativeS are leaving LOudUU
Engldud Is 4wcnlL. all Attack IRON
Tile 80 II ku.uuiS Ol advances up
Oh BRUSH terrific, ty thick aud tasI
and the Brt1hs ale crazy with de
light at the p,Usp Ct OF war with
baby. Burglars craCked the STATE
bank Oi Huron, near iiulcnlnSpn early
Yesterday III rnIus ga stole $1,000
Three charge vi u'JrD--I! cerlne were
used u 10 &c The sale u!" u, and 1t was
evidently me worE o. XpertS. .Iht
appellate court slltl,g at C0ncOrdlai
yesterday declurd that Governor
Stanley had illegally removed two OF
the regents, Hoffman and L:mo0cFeri
from the state agricultural college
A writ of custer was Issued against
IT, cir successors, Yoe aud Mcdowell,
and Hoffman and LimbOcker We're Ie
instated. ..... Their was pdtnetIC
scene al Evansviiir, lnd ytsLcr4al
when the blue aud the gray march,O
SIDE by eide before Tie pre>IarIt. 80,
Ex-President II ,r.i~uu = iivlLg hlgt
10 Germany. Iucr... ,.,... .4.... ,,lIuI
will give Il DIME 80 tri" o h.'
honor, TOMORROW $50. .hr 80,
capitalists h-re pl .nl~. geo. .,.. .--',
900 hotel for the cX.'u.'r. ne d.
women. The P,md, l.,.r," J.
has ended. Concessions were made
LC the miners uniUn...Ihe DeT
ey scrap book, which contains news
paper clippings about the admiral
HClSllo oOO pOuuuS' '.' 1uC CCIS'l hNSO
Jester case is on trIai az Paris, No
Jester admits his identity and say
he is the man wanted. The "sOCiet.
young laGies" Of Topeka manage u
break into everything Of impOrtanc
that happens up there. IL is an
DounCed that the society young ladie
will put on aprons and act as waiter
at the big banquet TO be given th
Twentieth Kansas. The real worth.
servant girl is to be kept in the rea
by a lot Of lOatiDg society girls whit
never put on kitchen apron
before, and don't know what dish
washing aud bed making means. To
peka makes The rest Of the state tired
-. 1t is estimated that the Califor
MIA orchards will yield their owner
10 million dollars this year.. VIII.
all this howl against Congressman
Elect Roberts of Utah, who has Unl
three wives, when the Sultan OF Sull
has sixteen and is allowed to 20 IN
mOlested, and in addition is sup
ported by the American government
and paid large sums for his loyalty?
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
EDWARD +. REYNARD
The English Ventiloquist
EVENING PRICES
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Messrs Burke and Chase of the
Grand have secured for the week
of April 3rd, one of the best bills Of
miscellaneous entertainment that has
every been presented in any Washing
ton theatre. 1t will be entertaining and
amusing nthe highest degree and is
sure to please the audiences which are
nightly filling this popular house. The
big program is headed by those clever
comedy stars of international reputa
ton Geo. Felix and l., dia Barry in.
PRODUCING what is probably the best
sketch in the business entitled "rhe
Vaudeville Craze" Georgia Gardner
and E. Atchison Ely will prese mt for
the first time here their delightful
comedy "a Wife's Strategem. Had
ley and Hart will introduce a high
class musical act with finished inter
pretations on various instruments
Their act is staged in very attractive
manner. The announcement of a re-
turn engagement of Prof. Norwood S
[ og and Monkey Circus will be hailed
win delight by young and old alike
There will be :32 performing dogs and
monkeys and the act is the greatest
animal trick exhibition in the world
and will entirely new and changed
from the one put on by Prof. Worm
wood here in Feb, last. Really this
wonderful presentation of animal intel
ligence should not be missed by any
child or parent in the city Of Washing
ton. Then there will the Famous
Bootblack Quintette and also the
Harvey Sisters in Songs and Dances
Another feature of the bill will be
Gertie Cochran that beautiful little
girl only 9 years of age WHO is known
as "The Mental Marvel" She answers
readily all questions put TO her from
the audiences of geographical or
historical nature. Another act full of
hilarious comedy will be presented by
Edw F. Reynard; The English We
trlloquial comedian. The bill of en-
tertainment described will be one Of
great merit. Matinees daily. POpu
Tar Concert Sunday evening.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

Make your best girl, or your. sister,
a your daughter present OF hrSt
i ass piano. The best house IN the
= " is Charles ". Stieff sal, II st. n
q His terms are easy. No troubl
show you the goods.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
DESERTED CITY OF MARBLE
bridgewater, Ont, Is without Inhabitant
to Admire Its Splendor-

Bridgewater, Ont, Is without Inhabitant
to Admire Its Spiendor.
In the county Of North Hastings
Ont, is deserted town called Bridge
water, which is built entirely of maj
Die. About twenty-five years ago
farmers wife was searching i'm tn
woods for a pig that had strayet
away. In a particularly dense part o
the forest she found a cold spring o
crystal water, and stopped to drinl
from it. As she did SO she slipped on
round stone and fell into the water
Attracted by the peculiar color of tn,
stone, she fished it out and took |
nome. Investigation showed it to b,
a twenty-pound nugget Of almost pur,
gold.
Within six months the wilderness,
had blOssomed into the thriving tow
or Brldgewater, with five thousand in
habltants. There were old FOrty-nin
ers from the Pacific Slope, amateur
from Great Britain and the Unitet
States, prospectors from every field
Shafts and tunnels were driven by tn,
hundreds In the sinking of a shaft {:
mile south of the town. on a claim O.
Il. Flint, of Belleville. who is now !:
member of the Canadian Senate. {.
vein of white marble was discovered
AT the suggestion of Flint. who want
ed little or nothing for the material
the town of Bridgewater was built o.
solid marble. 1t has even to this day
Courthouse, school. church. hotel
stores and private dwellings construct
ed wholly Of this material.
While the town was booming the en
tire country round was prospected
Some of the shafts and tunnels were
driven more than hundred feet il
depth. but remarkable as il NAV seem
there was never enough gold found tc
pay the cost Of single mine i'm the
district
The place where the original nugget
was found was chriStened "Aladdin's
Cave" and the land in its vicin.
ity sold at fabulous prices. One
farmer whose farm adjoined the cave
sold five acres to an English syndicate
Tor Sl0O.WW cash. The syndicate spent
another 100000 in developing the
claim. but never obtained an ounce of
free gold. An aged Irshman nj
Bridgewater. Patrick Keough. received
an offer of S125.000 for his farm.
which consisted of hundred acres of
rock-piled, barren land. He refused
the offer, holding out for S15O.OOO
which he never got. To-day anyone
could buy the property for ST an acre
Within couple of years it became
apparent that all the mining in
Bridgewater would never pay. and the
proSpectors and citizens departed.
leaving the marble town to settle
down to futureless desolation.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
REAL ESTATE.
r. ]. MARSHALL,
REAL ESTATE & LOAN BROKER,
sos nth Street, n. w.

FOR SALE-Near New York avenue
and North Capital street, new, buff
brick residence, rooms, cellar and
bath, newly papered and decorated;
has all modern improvements and
conveniences: mirror mantels, speak
ing tubes, electric bells, etc.
This property is nicely located in an
improving section of the city. The
new electric cars will pass within a
half block. This property, 5000, on
monthly payments about the same as
rent.
FOR SALE-In the northwest, very
desirably located, dwelling and store
together, brick, large store room,
dining room and kitchen on the first
fl or, bedrooms and bath on second
floor, all modern improvements. Shell
wing and counters complete. Price,
s.. 500, on very easy terms. This is an
investment worthy of immediate atten-
ton.
Many other we'll located, properties
in different sections of the city for
sale on easy terms. Stop paying rent
and own your own home.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

University Park Temple Congrega-
tional Church, corner 9th and rrum-
bull streets northwest, Rev. Sterling
n. Brown. pastor; Q) "RessurreCtion
Holden" ~ Prepare We the way
Garrett. (3 "Sanctus and Ben
edictus from Messe Solonclle Gounod.
IA Resurrection and the Life" Isl
And the Glory, from Messiah. ="
Choir: Mr.. Walter B. Hayson, direc-
tor, Mrs Alice s. Davis, accompaniSt;
Sopranos Mrs. Josephine Ball, Mrs.
Lula Brooks. Miss Louise Smith;
Altos: Miss Lula A. Hamer, Miss
Jeanette Williamson; Tenors: Mr..
William Goodrich, Mr.. ID. o. w.
Holmes, Mr. Brown; BasseS: Mr..
HaySon, Mr. !. +. Fox.
Rev Geo. Reed Of the Ist Baptist
church of Annapolis, Md, and Rev.
5. R Hughes of Baltimore, Md were
IN the city on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Marie Smith is preparing for a
select dance at her residence some
tine soon
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

Inc following program of music will
gt rendered by the choir of the Second
Baptist church, on Easter Sunday, be-
ginning at 7:5op. m.
Organ Noluntary......Schn6erf,
Miss Lillian Green.
Christ Is Risen. HpmR m,
The Choir.
Easter Anthem BNck,
The Choir.
met Come Holy Spirit. Gi0rza,
Misses Jones and James.
Glorious IS Thy Name Almighty
Lord. N0-Grf,
The Choir.
IniidmaluS, from Stabat Mater
-RoguVi,
MSS Nakel and the Choir.
H@a' bttc, Thou Lord Art My
Hope .KYarG.
Misses Jones and James, Messrs.
"lIIlamS and Loving.
"a 4 = ltNhl1- II ATR.
The Choir.
sang, AS DER the distant hills il
'ame-NetHbrrf,
Miss James.
% Now the day is over-.Szdds,
The Choir.
u song A Dream of Paradise
Gyag
Mr Williams.
z he Thou Exalted old KKnndred,
The Choir.
r'l. rhr. + ". Thompson, director,
ross r,.. L'.'iaa Green. organist and ac-
,..... s.."h'SI The choir will also be
s,S.s'eo !, @ by Ar Wm. Carroll, violin
'"1 MI, be"' a. Homes, cornetist.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

The cooperative entertainment under
.ha ansnires of the joint committee OF
.Is ,bs odd Fellows al odd Fellows Hall
tuesday, Tn April 4th next, will be one
q the most unique entertainments
u ,b,, has been given this season. At
,orney ",rr w, c. Martin, chairman OF the
rT,n comm,ttee will do everything in his
oOmer oO,, 10 make the affair a success.
The Grand cake walk at Grand Army
uan 6pril IS, for prize of IS in gold
will will be a grand event. The genial MIR.
I IL otoway Holmes will be the master
ceremonies. Don't fail TO attend.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
.a...lzle<-rkSE
AS1 cAS11hsa saMas. We NasK ~.
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NJ. .~-4xMAMDAMN NJ MUSICAL NOTES

Mr.. VIM. II. Tyers the famous COL
ored pianist and composer of New
York City, is now connected with the
big firm of James w. Stern & Co.,
music publishers of that citv. MIR.
Tyers isthe best known Afro-American
composer now before the American
public his compositions are being play
ed by the leading bands and orches-
tras all over the county. Several new
pieces by this fine young composer are
now In press.
The Treble Cleft Club is local
musical organization composed of
lady musicians that meet regular for
mutual Improvement.
On account of the fact that trustees
of Metropolitan A M. E. church have
decided not to rent their church out
for concert purposes bandmaster Hoff-
mans sight singing class, now known
as the future Washington permanent
chorus will have to seek another place
for their concert of June 9th. The six
ty promising singers constituting this
body are dong grand work and great
interest is manifested by the public to
hear them. Notwithstanding being
refused the renting of the church the
concert will surely take place some
where to be announced in our next
issue of the evening of June 9th.
Mr. William Orme the fine young
tenor, who organized the Metropoli-
tan Junior choir, we learn is to tender
his r resignation assdirector of that body.
he choir will certainly lose the SER
vices of capable musician who has
brought that body of young musicians
to high standard.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

bnonc the many fashion able mar
.Inas m,n tbat are booked to take place
log log is Miss Louisa Robinson. Miss
IUJ,i pobinson is a very facinating lady and
hUUaii' !, %eT Known in the social circle.
Miss Clara Smyth, the daughter of
.,.Nipiater John H. Smyth.
There are several marriages booked
-, ,ake nlace in the 9th School District
t.t%een y 'r now and next June.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

The Personal Liberty League gave
Its fourth annual banquet at Delmo
koonce, Thursday evening. The
table was we'll filled with the delica-
cies of the season and the speeches
were good.
Mr.. Fernando ID. Lee has been er-
moved as financial agent of the Lang
Ston monument association.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
FyA OK THE ROYAL BLUE
LINE"

nj. ,.y a".ae %. The merry come iy which
Yr-' 's presented by the Miss New
en-. /. No which begins a week S
t.s Z. ,s...ea'4l The Lyceum next Mon
s5.e.,.. ~&...ee This play portrays the
,as-r +" q countryman who is
sra ..s ..>. ~de on a railroad train
tena,g. !. ."n IN, in having lots of
is-<.,-'5 ,'5 N~ae.s expense. The situa-
i conn.,. 80 @omical that the audience
The Az sned used with laughter. Besides
Casr, " ,He special acts are Th.
atleorr.oI,3, roI,,e1H Four. the Craig Trio.
lon s~.1' s~s Gs, " Crane" " Post and Gin
Ttoapr A@imos Royal Japanese
y" more Sunday shows.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01

Dr.. Pierre, the physician for the
Young Mems Protective League, is
being prosecuted, by his enemies. The
trouble is, the doctor happened
to be paid out of the funds of dead
man for professional services. Ger
tam never contented members object
ed to this. The doctor will come out
alrighh 1t is hoped that the judge
advocate, Mr.. Boston will do his duty
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
WHAT ARE THE NEGROES
RIGHTS?

MI II Peterson of THE BEE will
address the Lyceum of the 3rd Bapt
Cbnrcb cor. 9Th and . Sts., n. w, to-
morroy wrr afternoon at 3 O'Clock. His
subject is What are the Negroes
P;cb,s ~ Mr.. Peterson is a forcible,
logical and eloquent speaker and he
viii no doubt. handle his subject in a
mastery manner.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-01
SURPRISED THEIR MOTHER

A surprise birth day party was given
on last Thursday evening, March 25,
in honor of Mrs. Ida Lee Brooker by
her little children at her residence, 4I5
18th ST., S. e. The little ones heard
their mother say that the 23rd day OF
March would be the anniversary OF
her birth. 1t was a surprise TO Mrs
Brooker when she found her house
crowded with her friends on the even
ing mentioned. They took possession
of the house, TO the surprise of the host
and hostess, and set table that would
appease the appetite of the gods.
There was music and all kinds OF
innocent games for the amusement of
the guests. Among those present
were: Mrs. Lucy Blue, Mrs. Emma
Toliver, Mrs, Emma Davis, Miss An
ma Ashton, Miss Ella Ashton, Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. Lula Tasker, Mr.. Sylvester
Toliver, Mr.. Garfield Clay, Mr.. VIM.
H. Adams, Miss Bertha Bowdoin, Miss
Marie Ashton, Miss Jastine Toliver,
MI. Sandy Davis, Mr.. Henry Tasken.
Mr.. John Gasbed, and Miss Susan Ash
ton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
Sabmen Ser pfer6e.

@s ntrb bebuuptet, baB BON 100 Ga6z
men Pferben INNER 80 buflabm Iinb, uno
bieIe 8%ebauptung tft NIT @i6er6eit ~auf3u=
itelen. Ni9t lei9t 1T es aber, tpie Der
rPrattii6e Negtpeifer", @iiraburg, i9reibt,
ben Sib bes l1ebets feit5uIteGlen. @or al
len Stngen lafe man itb bas Pferb borz
fI6ren; md3t bafelbe bann einen LANCER
S3ritt, febt ben SUP port9tig nieDer unb
bringt fofort ben 9efun0en SUB binterber,
10 tann man nit 3iemli6er Gi9erbeit an
nebmen, buB bic 2abmbeit i'm 9ufe DOer
in Der Ndbe befelben ltegt. 8ringt bas
pfer6 6agegen ben 9uf nur Iungium unb
f9eppeno bor, 10 ptrb bic 2abmbeit inn
mer in ben oberen Sbeilen gu iu9en iein.
Na90em man nun bic lteber3eugung gez
ponnen, baB Die 2abm6eit i'm 9ufe ltegen
muhe, 10 f6reitet maj CUR l1nteri u4un9
befelben, 9ier 1T 3uerit borii9tig bus
6ufeiien berunter5unebmen, bierbei Iolpie
BEL @ufnieten unb 6eraus5ieben Der NGgel
beobadte man iorgfdltig bas S9ier, au4
priife man Die NGgel, Ob iie tparm Ober
feu9t fin6, ober ibnen etpa 8lut, Otter
ober Sau9e anbaften, Damn priife man
ben 9uf auf etpaige @erGnberungen, I'M
terT9iebe in Sorm, Sarbe uno Semperatur,
b'erbet %entfernt man mittelt bes 9ufneIz
1er8 bon @o6ten, SrdgranO, @ditreben unO
GtrabG cine biinne 9ornI6i6t, bod 3iit'
man 1ih Dor gu 0iinnem 4usi9neioen, bier
bur9 perben BON gteuem Q%ueti4uil9en
nie 3errungen entitebsn, tpeGde bas uebel
mod berT9limmern; iebe Seffnung i'm 9ufe
1T gu priifen, ob lie in ben 9ornt6eilea 81
Gnbe ge6t, ober gu ben Wei6t9eilen fi6rt,
ale rotben, gelben, grauen unO aud
16par3en Sleden bea4te man Iorgfdltig
unb a6te BEL Der l1nterIu9ung barauf, ob
bieIelben fi9 beim @ntfernen tleiner 9Ornz
f9i6ten pergr0Bern ober berfleinern, cine
8ergrDBerung Der Sle9ten piro itets ouf
zine 4niammlung bon Slut, Sitter ooer
Suu@e binbeuten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
QttlA aus tuberfuIoien Gutern.

Iuf benz biestdbrt9en iiebenten i~nternutioz
nalen tbierdr5tli4en &ongreB gu 8abenz9az
ben tpurOe au9emein feftgeite1t, baB bic M;Gd
Dpn &iGen, bic an @utertuberfuloie Geioen,
in 5obem 9rabe gefdbrlid lit. @6erio be-
ftnoen fi4 in Der Mil9 tuberfuloier S6iere,
bic an ~itdrter @%bmogerung leibeu, iebr biele
urb febr 9efd6rli6e SuberteIba5iltn. go
LANCE Die tubertulof en- &ii6e aber ni9t an
gutertuberfuloIe leiben, 10 lange 1e ni9t
abgemagert finb unb feline auffaGsnben
neutrality-suspicious. 5etgen, lit i6re Mil9 Der
menf6li4en 8eIunbbeit ni9t f6dblt6. Nm
gefGbrli9iten limb aber INNER bic 8i6s, bel
oenen bds Gutter an SuberfuloIe erfruntt 1T.
Die @utertubertulofe lit aber gum grpBen
8liide bo3 3iemli9 feIten. Inter 100 tuberz
ttlDfen &uben fin6 bO4Itens 5tpei 5tiid nit
@utertubertuloie be6aftet. @enn a6er RE
Wftl4 bon mebreren Sunbert &ii6en in cine
gemeinf9aftli9e Mplteret abgsliefert tpirb,
Ddnn beItebt INNER bic @efabr, bub bieie
Sammelmil9 Standardization ent6dlt.
Sur9 oas gentrtfugiren Der Mil6 tperben
dber bic 9a5iqen pieber gum gr0bten She'll
straightforward unb bic aus benz c~entrifuqir=
ten Rabme bergeiteQte Butter barf CANA UNI
bebentli4 unb Obne S9eu genoKsn perten.
Die @utertubertuloie entftsbt ni9t pGDb(i9,
fOnbern Gungiam i'm @erlaufe BON einigen
Wo6en ober Monuten. NqmG6li9 perben
elm ober audi 3Det Dber brei @iertel bart,
gnt3iinbungen unb S9mer3en 5teGen fd
ni3t Elm. 9as erfranfte 8ierte[ fam bunn
nit Der 3ett cine gang enorme @r0Be erlanz
gen. Mit Der @erbdrtung unb 8srgrDBez
rung bes Cutters nimmt bic Mil9 TctpoDG AT
Qualitdt pie ou9 an AuantitGt a6.
S4lieBli8 lafen fi4 aus ertranften Strt=
9en nur mod einige 3ropfen elmer sitrigen
Sliifiigfeit ausprefien. &iibe nit @utertu=
b%ertulofe i4la3tet man am 8eften To6aIb oIs
m0gli4, 9erurttge &ibe bilben cine itdnOiz
&c 9efabr fir Meni4en uno SPHERE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
Crime friide peteriilie i'm minte t

Mam erlangt biefe befanntlif, tpenn man
i'm Sriibiabr peterftlienfamen in SDpfe fdet
unb lebtere i'm @arten aufieQt, I'm iol9e
bann i'm Winter an ben Senftern zines md>
Big tparmen 3immers auf3uitenen, gleitbs
fails audi, ipenn man i'm Spdtfommer uno
9erbIt peteritltenpflan5en ausbebt nno in
S0pfe pflan3t. No4 einfa3er aber lit folgenz
bes 8erfabren: Man nimmt cine beliebiJe
3abl %itarfer, NIT 8ldttertronen berIcbener
@ur3eGn Der WuraelpeterIilie ober Beterz
ftlienpur5el (aIfo niAt Der getp0bnlt4en
@4nittpeterfilie), ftelt bteIe in einem Sc
fdBe nit 8afer auf, unb briAgt bas SefdB
bunn in bie&ii6e ober an einen I%pnIi9en mar
men Srt. Die 8eteriiliennur5el treibt i'm
@inter bel leidter unb uuh rei9li4er 8ldtz
ter, ais bic geipD6nli9e 9eteriilie, beruriaht
audi tpeniger Miibe, Denn ie fam i'm 8ins
ter gu ieber 3eit gum @ustreiben Der 8ldt=
ter berbeigebolt perben. 0as ben @uraeln
gegebene @afer lit %5eitpeiie gu erneuern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

fa6ren fie gu Marft. Sic brtngen so @ts.
per 100 Pfuno in SGden; ebtere fOten
81 Gents bas Stiid beim 9unbert.
9as @etter lit ieBt regneriI9 unb falt,
S9nee Iegt O6en auf ben Bergen.
D1eiren oerbinb1i9iten 0unt 9errn S.
9. 8tnber fir feline freunbltde unb trsff>
li9e 8eantportung meirer Sragen in SEQ.
% Der n8eilage", ben beutf9en Jralen<
9arutter betreffenb. Ser 9ant fomnt ipobG
Elm penig ipGt, aber better fpdt als ME-
mails; nur f4abe, baB ii& ni9t mebr Mitz
leier berufen fii6lten, Iol9 60spiGliSe 2iiz
gen 5uriid5utpeiien. Mtt benz, tpie es 6ier
gu 2dnbe biele Srauen treiben, bate 9err
8tnoer boafommen re9t, unb audi, baB es
l0bli9e Qusndbmen stebt. @as feline ST.
fabrung NIT iener grpben Srau b%etrifft, 10
funn i9 nit ibm fpmputbiiiren. @s mar
am 4. Suli 1856. 9te Sonnta9sf4ulen
Der berf9iebenen &ir9en in 8inond,
Minn., batten einen &usflug per 9ampfz
i9iff auF benz Miifiifippt Oeranitultet.
Meine bret iiingeren Sdpeitern gcb0rten
gu 6enIelben; tper baran She'll re6men
pOlte, o6ne Elm S9iiler Su fein, bate 81
fir bic Sabrt unb MittageRen gu entri9z
ten. Sd als b~Iutiunges Ding mar BON
Der eGterli4en Sarm tpenig unter bic 2eute
getommen. Nrbeit CABS ia genug. Nuf
benz 9ampfi6tff truf i) cine amertfanii4e
Srau an, tpeIder i9 felt Monaten tGgliA
Mtl4 ins 9ars gebra@t bate. Sd trat
auf tie gu unb griiBte ie, 0u ging's nun
Gos: vWas, mas, per bift 9u9 geE' meg,
geb' meg, i9 femme Did ni9t!" II. +. IN.
Sd meinte bor S9am b~eriintsn gu Mill
fen, Die frD6Gt9e JeFitimmung tpur mir
berborber, Die Grinnerung baran a6er 1T
mir geblieben.
@as meme Outrage tpegen benz gfepOrter
@ottlieb S4uG5e am NOrbpol b%etrifft, Bin
i9 Srau Marie peper fir bic eiittge 8sz
authorizing berfelben iebr berbun5en.
uSOttIieb" fdeint bic SurmIofgteit unb
9ieniteifrigteit feIbit gu Ietn; i4 gGaubte
f4On, baB er gemeinoez ober itadt2gefG9rz
lt9e Iqotrid getrieben 6Gtte un0 Oesbdlb
fein 9eliebtes 8erliner 9fluiter ibm gu beiB
getporben un0 er CUR Nbtiiblung an ben
NOrbpOl geflii4tet lei. Nber benz urmen
Nnbree fOate Srau Marie, pe ie emit benz
Matbes i'm treppenIoien &eler biibl9e 0uz
men 5uparf, einige @isbdren, Nalrpie,
MOfdusp9fen unb ~foniti9e artttf9e 2eder@
biiTen 8uperfen, bamit bic Nermiten nibt
boot nod umtommen. 8rrr! tpirb bas einen
Quft5ug unb 9ur63ug geben, tDenn bic
felten ft3 Bis gum SiiOpol bur6gebp6rt
bdben.
Nun aber Elm S9dG9en 8Giem9enz
9affee. Die beiten @riBe an ale berz
e6rten 9eier unb 2eferinnen unb an Serrn
Stmon.
GaroIine g a 9mann.