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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22

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sometimes Wnen the auntle was cOm-
ing you might be coming, too, and /
might show you round a little-the
lions and all that, you know. That
was ALL"
But / don't think said Dorothy
Strobe, taking him literally, that
auntie would ever want to be shown
round Colchester, or the lions, or any
thing. You see. she has lived at the
Hall for more than fifty years, and
probably knows Colchester a thousand
times as well as you do
True! I might have thought CT
that" and he laughed a little at his
own mistake. then added suddenly:
But don't you think your aunt might
like to come and have afternoon tea
in my quarters? Old ladies generally
love a bachelor tea"
don't think she would" said
Dorothy, honestly. "You see, MIR.
Harris, my aunt is rather strict, and
she never does anything unusual,
and" At that moment she broke off
short as a fairly smart dog-cart driven
by a young man passed them, and
returned the salute of the occupant,
who had lifted his hat as soon as he
saw her.
'fWho is that?" asked the soldier,
father jealousy, frowning a little as
he noticed the girls heightened color.
THAT is Mr.. Stevenson" she an
swered, looking straight in front Of
her.
"Oh, Mr.. Stevenson. And who is he
when he's at homer" the soldier de-
manded.
Very much the same as when he
is not at home" answered Dorothy,
with a gay laugh.
He laughed, too. "But tell me, who
is he?"
ooh, one of the gentlemen farmers
round about"
1t was evident that she did not want
to talk about the owner Of the dog
cart, but the soldier went on without
needing: "And you know him well?"
Il have known him all my life," she
said, with studied carelessness.
In the face of her evident unwilling
ness to enlarge upon the subject, the
soldier had no choice but to let her
take the racket from him.
"Good-by." she said, holding out her
hand to him.
"Good-by," he answered, holding it
a good deal longer than was necessary;
"but tell me l may come and call?"
Yes, / think you might do that"
you will tell your aunt hat you
met me, and that l Am coming to call
tomorrow"
That is a little soon, isn't it?" she
said, laughing. Besides, tomorrow
there is a sewfng-meeting."
And you go?'
Always"
"And you like it?" incredulously.
mo, candidly / don't; but In this
world, at least in G~raveleigh. one has
to do a great many things that one
does not like"
And you might have to do worse
things than go to a sewing-meeting.
eh?" he suggested, for II suddenly
flashed into his mind that there would
be no gentlemen farmers in smart dog
carts at such feminine functions as
sewing-meetings.
That Is so. Well, good-by."
"But you haven't said when / may
come" he cried.
mo; say I'M day next week." with
a gay laugh.
But which day."
"Oh, you must take your chance OF
that. Good-by," and then she passed
In at the wide old gate, and disappear
ed among the bushes and shrubs which
lined the short and crooked carriage
drive leading to the house.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22

rich and undulating. and fair
and pleasant to look upo In
London the people were gasp
ing for breath, but here,
though the day had beer fairly hot, it
was now at six o'clock soft and balmy.
and by nightfall the air would be
sharp and fresh.
1t was such a fair day and such a fair
view! Behind on the higher ground
stood a rambling old house, half hall,
half farmhouse house with a long
red-brick front, and a sort of terrace
garden from which you might look
across the fields and the long green
stretches of land over which the bold
sea came and wen at ebb and flow of
the tides. 1t was a quaint old garden,
with turf like velvet, and raised beds
cut In 1t here and there, gay with
blazing scarlet geraniums and blue
lobelias. and kept neat and tidy by a
quaint bordering of red tiles set edge
ways into the ground. There were tall
trees, too, about this domain, which
hid the farm-buildings from sight, and
also helped to shield the house from
the fierce winter blasts, and In front
there lay a rich and verdant meadow
sfoping gently down to the high-roai,
where just then a man and a young
girl had stopped for a moment as they
walked along together.
"Mayn't l come in?" the man said.
imploring1y.
mo, | don't think you must" the
girl answered. "You see, auntie has
gone to Colchester, and she wouldn't
Nike me to ask you in when / knew
she wasn't there. No, / don't think
you must come in this time"
Perhaps she will be back by this
time" he urged; but the girl shook her
head resolutely.
mo; for the train does not get to
Wrabness til t~wenty-four minutes past
seventh is not as much past six yet"
she said, simply.
But" he said, finding hat there
was no chance of his effecting an en-
trance within the fortress, 'are you
bound to go in just YETI"
mo. l am not; but you are bound
TO go back to Lady James for your
dog-cart. She knows that you came
with me-, and she knows that auntie
ia In Colchester"
Lady Jane knows too much" he
said, yexedly. Eyes. l suppose I must
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22
TURNED AND WALKED ON.

TURNED AND WALKED ON.
go back. But I may carry your racket
as far as this door. eh!'
ooh. l think you may do that" an
swered the girl, demurely.
So together they turned and walked
on. The road took a curve to the right.
skirting the sloping meadow and ris-
ing gradually until they reached the
gates or the old house, with its quaint
red front and its many gables and
dormer windows, and at the gate Dor
othy Strobe stopped and held out her
hand for the racket.
Thank you very much for bringing
me home" she said, shyly, but with
an upward glance of her blue eyes that
went straight to the mans perhaps
rather susceptible heart; 'it was very
good of YOU"
Eyes, but tell me-. he answered, not
letting go his hold of the racket, "the
aunt has gone to Colchester, you say?"
eyes,"
.'Does she often go?"
ION, no; % often"
"But how often? Once a week."
Once a week-oh, no; not ence a
month. Why do you ask?"
Because for the present l live In
Colchester / am quartered there, you
know, and thought that perhaps
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22
Cockroacies Desers New pane o..

C~ockroaciias Desert New ,pape- o..
1t is 4 singular fact remarked ~.
by the Inhabitants OF newspaper ;.
fees thai the cockrcaches, once 81 NJ.
nerous in such places. have almo,.
d ~saprcatcd. Tine WIS when tho Ii,.,,
brown pests fairly overrun the hama,
Of the press. Net only did thew eye.
by thousands in the composlng-roona
hut they also got dawn into the cd.
itorial quarters. Observing rrinters
say tina. The disappearance OF the
cockroach began with the intrcdpc.
ticn OF typsctting machines. This il
believed to be true. fer in the big city
otioes they have become searcer and
scarcer eve siQce about 1883. Now
enc is seldom seen there. Whether
the insect dizapproved of the new in
ventiol or whether there was some.
thing en- the movable type which gave
him sustenance Is not knowr, but he
Is gene. and there are few to regret
His decarture.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22
Similar, but plnerent.

Landlord Ito delinquent tenant) =
We'll, what do o propose to 10
about the rent?" Tenant Examining
torn trousers)-SOh, it's not so bad.
My tailor can fix it all right"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22
CHAPTER I.

L was in the sweet
month of Septem-
Der. the soft after
noon of a day that
had been hot even
on the borders of
the North Sea,
which sends its
breezes flying over
the part of Essex
which is not fiat
and marShy. but
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22
CHAPTER II.

OR q m ne
stood there looking
after her, then
turned on his heel
and retraced the
steps which he had
taken In Dorothy
Strode's company.
and as he went
along he went
again over all that
she had sale d,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22

Luxury is an enticing pleasure, a
bastard in mirth. which hath honey IN
her mouth. sal! in her heart. and a
sting liz her tail.-Quarles.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22

There is many a slip 'twixt the cup
and the Zip, but there Is only ore
between a man and tho sidewalk
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-11-22


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n TV1
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occurred
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the safety
c~ontrad
Tuan ana
stripped oil
pi.member
threatened
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Prince Tuan a
are in open
| Kansu. NJ =
sui, says sci
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felt as to tn
MISSIONS
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II says:
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who was de
committed 81
leaf, IT is OF
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awaiting ba
borders or
work on the
Germany.
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states.
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Russia and
faith with
i~nternations
itself TO re
In China.
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acted by II
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party TO
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men, an
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and int
fess the
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New
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terday
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high n
49,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Mbi9ieo bon alien nnieren g0inters
tuaarett.

$500 faufsn iraeno Elm 9amen.
Sadet, melhes in unierem 9siammtsn
Store pprbanben 1T, einihlieBlih ient
prahtoullen Wuiisr bon SIS, $1S ober
$40 feline pearl 9earIeDs nit Siinner's
beftem Satin Suttsr; jsne $40. S12
uno $l5 @enetianiihe ober Gopert
Sadets, aans nit Sei6e 0eiiitt.rt;
Nidts lit reieruirt; abfolut Die ar0bten
Wertbe in Sadets. bic mir iemals 9es
ieben baben. Ollie miiIen fort. @ir
beaablen Sic out oafiir, oab sic uns
bierbei 6elfen, inoem lrir Sbnen bic
Quswabl e~rlauben iir........$5.00
Nstte Gaitor Tenetianii6e Sud-
Sadets su peniger als benz Goltsn-
preiie oss GUIDES alein, bios. 1888
2anae, i6war;e geaber Gapes fir
Samen. Gra9en nno Yuien nit
i6warsem Martin Qsls beiebt. ertra
idwer twileo uno nit Ssioe 9eiiittert.
Sic tonnen sic baben fir $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

gu @efpbultd, Sa,, purben
In Der ct. 9ontfattusz &irDe, Sr. So
fepb 5rant unb SRI. SOiep9tna Milz
Ter = SDDter BON 5errn Wti6ael
MiiQer - BON Rao. 8rommenf6entel
ebeIi6 getraut, Die 6otb5eit fano i'm
Sauie Oes 8rGutig1n.5 itatt. Den
Neugetrauten Diel Slid unO Segen
gum 8unoe. g. 8.
Sn Der ct @l.r9'&zGir9e in
GemIsn purben Serr 8. 9enrtng nit
SRI. MarD Rietb GoH sR:o. S9ulte ge@
traut. Sas 8rautpaor pirb feline 9siz
matb in 9ranbiQe MAIDEN.
ge, Minn., tpurben
am 20. Sebruar, Scrr Sobann WiiQer
unb Nnna &tr6 in Der ct. Mariene
Stride BON 9eO. q. S9miB ebeli9 ges
traut. Sn Der 0Obnung Der @ltern
Der 9raut fano cine aablrei9e beiu9ts
So95eitsfeier itatt. Die Neugetrauz
ten perbeg ii9 auf Der Surm Des Srn.
MiiQer BEL Surtle Safe, Wis., niebers
lqfien.
@inea am Sienstdg Q6enb gu 4us
rprd, 81, bonn 2uremburger Snbes
pendent Club ubgebdltene 8oriteQung
gum Seiten rer drmen Wittpen unb
Mdiien Der in i6rem Sreibeitsz Il. llnz
misunderstanding 9egen England ge<
gefaQenen 8uren, ergab $500.
Snber ct. MarD's Stride in 9ls
ton, ipuroen Stenstag LETTER @o9e,
Srant @insba9 nit Sufanna Sranz
BEN bur4 ReD. Bruno ebeli9 getraut.
9ds iunge Paar pirb ii9 nd9ites
Sribiabr auf elmer Sarm BEL Dell &as
pibs, 9. D, nieberldfen. Serr Iic
Ginsba9, Batter bes 8rdutigams, unb
Spei Sntel besielben, Die in SiiosOaz
tota pobnen, tparen CUR So95eit err
f9tenen.
gu Bellevue IoI elm Sramp
fi9 als r3ppfabi9netber" entpuppt ia
ben unb 5tpar f6nttt perIel6e etpa 10
sou BON Der Sle6te Der ~19sjG6rigen
SRI. Gntringer ab, ais bieie i'm SOfe
2Saner 1WppTen 9In9.
uQltOn, Sa., traute &sp. 5. s.
8rune Serrn So6ann &reG unb arl.
Wlaria Batter, ippie audi Serrn gaul
yfeiers uno Sri. Margaretba Qrens.
gu 2uremburg nuroen !Serr
&oolp6 S9aul unb SRI. MatbiloQ
Steffen ebeli6 getrdut.
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Cults unb N1dc.

gs lit bon einSelnsn Sabritanten BE-.
bauptet moroen, oaB man einen gan3
wollenen 8enetian Sud- Suit niht
MAIDEN tOnnen aber mir baben 9eraoe
bieies. Sh0n 9eiiittertsr Safet. Gof
nit Saffeta perbrdhmt, NIT Goroeo
Yinoina. perfeit in Sdsioerarbsit uno
9lei1 $14.00 Suits. Sic gebDren
uns uno mir bisten Sbnsn .bisielben
fir. $1,000
Srforo sraue Gbeoiot Suits. bic
3afe 1T sans nit Ssioe psrbrdbmt,
bat einen ieiosnen Graaen nit Der
beiten @infafuna. 20. Century Rod,
6eoer's Sruib 8inolns. bon Mdnners
Shneioern eemaht uno ftrsn0itens
mad Der Mooe; elm $3.50 Insug
fur $3.50
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gereiniste Staate,s.
llcbcr bic Seisr in Gaseane
Gi adtrGgtt6.)

am Spnntag ben Is. Sebruar, bel ipel@
der Der YrGIioent pes Gentral@ger@
ems, 5err g. 9pnner etnen Sortrog
iiber tatbolii9es 8~ereinspeien belt,
m06ten mir nod 5olganoes betTli9e1l:
Naboem Die Wtit9lteper bes tatbolts
fhen neutrality-suspicious. ii9 in tbrer
9ereinsbale %periammelt batten, mar
i9irten Dieielben in corppre gum 90
ium6tQ Opera Saul e, luo it6 aud Die
8eretnsmitq[ieDer Der ct. Marttnuss
@emeinoe eingefunbsn bdtten. Na9
einem begriibenOen Mtuittportroge BON
Der ISABELLE uno na9 benz 2teoe rWtp
Gpuntrp lis Of thee" BON ben 8tnoern
porgetragen uno BON SRI. Gltiabst9
Neiers auf benz Piano be9lettet iteute
Serr $. 8. Se6ner, Prditoent oss
,3peigpereines in psnigen pobl ge@
nGblten Wprten, Ssrrn 8onner, ben
&e6ner bes Q(bsnbs Dor. Dieter ma6te
eintoe einleitenbe 8%emertungen in eng
Iii6er Spra6s unb %be6anoelte oas
Sbema: v0a SbGtigteit, 8eoeutung
unb 3utunft oes Gentrals9 eretns" III
betunnter @eiie unb i6loB nit Der
@uFmunterung eS ni6t beim Ini4luie
an Den Central @erein bepenDen gu
lafer, ionoern aud fir cine %aajGbrliz
oe 8ertrstung BEL ben 9enerals8sr@
fammlungen gu iorgen, oenn gerobe bic
S9uIung unIer 8rdfte 1T BON
Sauptbebsutung i'm faith. 8eretl1ss
pefen.
Il8 S9luB ieines 8Ortrages ri4tete
6err 9onner Damn nod eintge Worte
inn lurem6ur9iI9en 9talette an Die
.3ubDrer, pe(8e groBsn @ntbuiiasmus
Bel ben aablrei6sn un%peienoen Current
burgern erpedte. 3umal bic rSe9en
fum empege i9neooer mat benz btcpcle"
par Elm 2a6srfOlg.
Ra9 Der 4niprd4e bes Serrn Som
Ter buntte Serr Matbius SaOler 9rn.
Bonner fir iein Gri9einen. Nu6 benz
liebe: ,Sn Der 9eimatb 1T es f6Dn",
pom ben &tnbern porgetragen, Dqntte
6err Sebner ben 3ubb0rern fir ibr
Sablrei6es Gri9einen uno unter ben
&ldngen Der Wuiit f3loB bic 5eter.
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Snr,nalihe 0elraenheit

fir einen Satboliteu, Der bereit III, eiuen
mGBi9en EreiS st be3oblen, INT cine Der
olerbeiteu Narmeu an 6eb Riper 81 9epin.
men. acknowledgements iebr lei6t. $50
9lder, goo inter Gultur, so 2lder 9utes gSeis
Oelauo, III elmer gie9un9 oes &eb Riuer. 40
Ader gutes Sol3, @ebGube wertb $4,000,
uobe benz lier oes &eo Riper, innerbolb
;pei NIB eiu balb Meilcn Don iieben glepos
tors, 3 III Sent unb A In abercombie;
Sdule unb Stride in nd6iter Na6bori6aft.
Gie Grnte betrrS im Surdi9nit 26 guibel
@eiSell.
Orei albere Sarmeu inter nod Iei6teren
geotu9uu9eu 81 perfauieu. I'm NGbereS
peilbe man iid on: Gep. @mil Steins
a Id, ct. Mariens STRIDE, Breckenridge, Wins
ueiota.
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= Serr Soiepb Sauerpein, elm al
ter sea9teter beuti9er aatbolif bon
ftarb am 0onnerstag in ieiz
ner Wobnung AZ an Der Sod Strabe,
i'm Qlter bon 70 Sa6ren.
- Dr. Mebers. 2072 Sudipn Ctr.
- SIN Otter bon SO Sa6ren itarb gu
Sberia Mouno, Serr Ritolaus 5ries.
SIM Qlter bon 70 Sabren itarb
na9 ldngerem ie6r i9merSli9en 2eis
ben, an einem 9eiihtstrebie. Serr
Martin Sacquenot.
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Murkthrrtd1tr
Sitr Sen 8ro6perfamf.

Oubuque, ben "a. Sch.
SAFER: 25@26c.
8orn: altes, 30@33c; mues, 32c.
Ro8gen: 45@50c.
Barley; 25@40c.
Ufegl: patent, $3.S0@4.10; ftrai9bt,
S3.40@3.S0.
Seu: g9iloes, $500 per Connie; sabmes,
SIS. 50@9.50 per Come.
@ier: 14@17c per Sueerb.
Butter: 0oirp, 16@22cp. Yillub Greams
erp, 25@26c.
Saie: &abm : SdIe, 1916; grid, 1916;
Glod, 15c.
S9aihsii6: S6afFefi6, &c; Sammel=
Heidi, sac.
gerau9ertes Sleii6: @9infeu, 9@9tc;
Sped, 7@74c.
Sdn,als: Gaze.
Rinofeli9: 7t@Sc per Giuub; climber,
&c per 4iuub.
G~urnips: 35@4Oc per Suibel.
3piebelu: 70@75 Gents per gulbel.
Nepiel: SO. 75M4.OO
S6rueine (aui benz SuB): 81. 50@4.60 per
bunbert Yiunb.
@si6la6tete S6weine: So. 5000 per
bunbert Yiunb.
SoI3: Suites Gi6enbola s4.50@4.75 per
6orbe.
@inbpieb: Stiere, s 4.OO@4.25; &iuber,
So. 00@3.50; Sibe, So. 100000; Suleu,
s.. 75@3.00; SGlber, $5.00@6.00.
@eflii9el: Siibner, 6 Sents per Efuno.
&utaba9aS: 45c per Suibel.
Sobuen: g8bite gtapp, 1921 per guibel.
&raut: 5 Gents per 6opf.
Samms 6onia, 124 GentS per Qiunb.
Sortoiielu: 24@25 Geuts per guibel.
Gobleu: 6artroblen, 800 per Come.
@elerp: go GeIts per Subeuo.
GrauberrieS: 500 per TaB.
@eialSeue Sulls 6Gute: go. /, 81 Gents ;
go. 2, u Geuts.
Srii6 9cialSene &albbaute: No. 1, 1et
GentS DO. 2, IL @entS.
Sol9 80. 1, Al Geuts ; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6afSielle: 90 Gents.
Grp gcue, $5@12, 90 per Come; Mines
raj, S25 per Sauienb; Slad Sad, $40 per
Come.
Slei: Sn ct. 9ouis, s4.60@4.65.
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Stadt nad Amgsgead.
Entered atthe Postoffcs at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
thomails at second-class rates.
Geiienoe 9(sentem:
Soiepb SleiBnrr. Spbn &oblcr.
Saul RuebeI.
Ste Nh llnterbultuns bes ct.
Stani6luus Sanglinss>0 ereins,

tpel9e am SDnntag 9(6eno in Der Marz
quette 9aae gegeben purbe, par cine
por5iigli9e. 9as beutI6e Stiid n9ie
itdptii4e 8uIerfrage" lit elm pirflis
DIES Wuiter zines 5beaterftiites fir eis
ne 9ilettdntenbibne. Die HoQen,
Sumal bic Comptroller, purben
trefflt9 ausgefiibrt unO ernteten
peri9iebentli9 8eifaq. 9as engliI6e
Stiid: uSbe Stem Squire" mar gut err
faBt porOen unb empfieblt bic sSiina,
hinge e6enfaQs. Der ct. S~tanislaus
Singlingss 9erein lit in trGftidem
@a9ien begriffen unb regt ii9. IS
lit gu boffen, bub tein Singing Der
Ser3 Seius9 emeinbe benz 8ereine fern
Dleibe. prpf. 0reber's @ortrdge nurz
ben nit REDEEM 8eifaQ aufoenommen.
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Die Srnn Mpuntain 8abn perfilr3t
ihrc 9eit uatl TeraS.

!3us No. 81, welder ct. 9ouiS iest td9li6
nm 1871 Robmitta9s perlaBt, p%ertirst bic
l3eit Der Sobrt Don ct. gnuis na9 SauaS,
Sort g9ortb, Aultii,, Gan antonio, 9oufton
nub @alueiton. Sireft bur9fabrenbe
Yulmm SpeiIes unb S1lofwo9en werben
oil oieIen 3ug pon ct. Souls mad Gan
&utouio an9ebGn9t petbeu ulb ciu 0ienlt
NIT Surildlcbnenbeu often na9 S0las llhb
Sort 0ortb ein9efiibrt perben. I'm na6ere
NnSfunft penOe man ii9 oil ben Qotals
ggetteli ODER i6reibe au: giieu Nilion,
3. e. ", Ill &eams Ctr, Chicago, 81.
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Sanfiagung.

Der g. g.. pius 4lpboniusz @erein
piini6t @1en, nel9e gu Der erfolgreis
Sur4fiibrung Der rairmeBfeier"
in Der ct. Warien@S 9ulbale in ir>
genb elmer Weiie mitgebolfen BADEN,
auf bas 9eralidite gu banten. Sieies
gilt insbeionoere fir bic Samen unD
Sungfrauen, fir ben ct. 9onifatiuss
Siinglingsperein, benz Serrn 2ebrer u.
bic W2itslieber bes &ir9en6pres.
@4tunsspolit
Der g. g. Pius Qlpboni s>@erein.
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Vad) uihtiaru punften

iiub iplsenOe @riinoe Saiiir, bab mar bic
%ianites @eleiie, ieiue !3ii9e, lururi0ie 2us.
ltolfrnl9 nno i6neae 6abrt. Sieie 8bats
io3n iowie bic ioliben, peitibulirteu
S6neaSii9e nit S6lafs NIB Speiielpo9en,
MAIDEN Die Ntdel Flate ein wiini9euspers
tbes Sertcbrsmittel 5piideu Gbica9o, Sort
99apne, 9leueIanb, Grie, Buffalo, 9iew
Dorf, Bottom nnb alien Oitli6eu Brntten.
0aS reiIetoe Eublltum piiieu bereits, baB
bic 6abrpreiie oui bleier gabn biaiSer iiub
ais auf onberen 9iniel.
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GriparniBbcrfanf bon Wnslinsl luter>
flciocrn.

Wir baben uria6e. Soffnunaen auf
einen 9rOBeren Nbiab in oieier Nbtbei=
lung unieres @siddftes 81 begen.
uniere Wuslin.S leibsr limb bon belie=
rem Material uno sei9en sinen beTersn
@ufuano bon SpiBen uno Embroidery;
es 1T cine b0bere 9rt Naoelarbeit als
iemals 3ubor. 9ie 8rOBen lino bol
uno perfett. Sisr iino einise aus
unierer Nuswabl.
ginfahe Samen Goriet GObers.
na& franSOiiiden S4nitt, fir. 1Oe
Seine Cambria Samen : Srawers,
nit iedss0li9en &uffles, nit swei
&eiben Semfitaing, Umbrella MEs
lter, tlr .39r
Samen=Gofe. nit 9so0iaer boppel-
ter Gambrit= Salts. nit Gordon SpiBe
uno Sniertions 9arnirt, cine lleber=
rai6uns fir .59e
Samen=G Rode, ipelhe fir $1.99 per-
faufen %iolten, mil sw0lfs0li9er bop=
pelter 5alte unb nit 5tpei &eiben pene=
tianiider Sniertion auf Der 6alts.
fir. ..$1.50
8ute 4uspabl bon llnterbpien fir
6inoer, fir ........ .........9 Sc
9inoerr6te nit Gambric &uifle. nit
bielen Galten, elm pOlles franj6fihes
WPulter, fir. soc
Sanae Ginosrr6fe mir 9ebeu iie
niht meg. aber es 1T beinabe oasielbe.
Sic muroen fir 1915, 1898, $2.75
uno $l.98 %pertauft. Gommen Sic
bel 3eitsn, oenn unier Sorratb 1T
tlein uno bic Yreiie iinb entihieoen
mdbi9e. Sic babsn bic auspabl
8utes, Daro brsitss, geblei6tes
Wuslln, per Yaro. .4te
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Gpre6t bnr!

Wir Iino IN Der gage, Sle nit alien
Sprten Gasnnaaren, Sefen. Seppi=
den, Mattsn uno Csltu6 81 perieben.
ale bon leitenben 6dbrltanten gemaht
llnb sessn Yaar 9etauit. pel6e mir 81
Yrsiien anbieten. Die ipuit nirsenos
on9ebOten peroen tOnneu.
Sames GeDi d SO.
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Gin rrhahenes Sreiacfiru

Don iolibeu S6neusii9eu fdbrt taali6 aui
Der 9tifel Slate Sabn SpiI6eu Chicago, ST..
@apue, Slepelalo, Grie, Sniialo, 9few
gort, Bottom uno baspiideu lieoenbell
Yunfteil. Sienlt unb @usltaffirnng iiiib bic
beiter unb bic Sabrpreiie liro bili9er oils
aui auberen Sabneu. GS lit bic btrefteite
einie ;miiden Chicago uuo Buffalo. 1ni=
formirte, farbi9e HorterS bebienen has Pus
blifltm III ben &utiheM toasiiter.
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VDo III NifnIaus Weibrrt?

Ser Sobn Rii6arb pou Nabpetou, Rorbs
Satota, mo6te 9erns DE 9e9enwdrttSe
9lorsiie pom aifolans aseiosrt baben. Serr
MeIbsrt lit aus Melsborf in ylirembnrg ges
biirtiS. Sein letter aufentbaltSort mar ct.
8aul, Miun. Wian ienoe ole aoreile al
SobM Mii6arb, @abpeton, NorosS atota.
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&leinere Mn5eigen.
SIR etgemes @etm.
0nt, biais nno sesen lei@te Sab:
IuuQSbeDinauuaeu,

Gas rei6ite 6armlanb gu p~erfaufer i'm
nOrbli6su Giscouliu, ;,usi ODER brei Meilen
Don Gilenbabnsu. Vra6tpoler Walb,
i60ne Nieleu, friides Waiier, CUTE gSese,
9robe @rntel, Girebeu NIB S9ulei. 9aiios
fauier erbalten ireie @obufabrt. lFan menoe
iid an: Qano department.. g%8isconlin
Central Railpap, 81. g.. Seui6eIl,
q. g8. assnt, 377 Gobsrt Str., ct. 4aul,
9Riuu
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S%immelsarten, CANT 9airp, o., 3. Rai go.
@eebrter Serr Sobu 9inben - Wtit bies
fem crude i'd Gle geiGli9it ms @ GlaS bon
sSbrem 10 beiliamen Sleun su ienoeu. Isle
Ole ia aus mcinem iriiberen Srieie eriobrcn
baben, lag i'd I'M 6loier 5bompien idper
fronf oarnieoer uilo uuroe oil meinem anf.
fommen geiweiielt, umiomsbr, ais ib i6ou
i'm porgeriidteu alter (65 Sabren) mar.
0ur6 bic @uwenoung Sbres QebensmederS
unb Sleum nud Guleitnl9 Sbres 9ebrbldes,
ulb @ottes Siilfe, wuroe i6 in fnrSer 3eit
poui9 wieoer 9ebeilt uno 9eiuno, 10 baB i'd
meme Gii6ten Dieosr eriiiaen uno meinem
geruie nG9fomnen tonnts. - BIN iest bier
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@htuua, 9anbiuMcr!

Ner 8lteS, trl6tboreS 6armlanb iu6t,
wenoe iih al ms. gSir baben iOl6eS i'll
Rorbs unb SibsO atota, Miuneiota rnb
Soma IN i6Onter ausipubl III tatbolii9en
gemsin6en nit Stride NIB S6ule.
qetsr @pebelS 2ano ggencp,
Alton, Soma,