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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29

position with New York brokerage firm
He brought his wife along with him. They
boarded for five weeks. Then G.. Hankinson
suggested to his wife, in that off-hand way,
that they might as well take fiat and
start housekeeping plant. Mrs. Hankln-
son was all for that too. After a week of
hunting, during which G. Hankinson main
tains that they traversed number of
versts equal to the distance between here
and the Patagonian glaciers, they found the
fat they wanted-that is to say, Mrs
Hankinson picked out the one that had the
most closet-space The janitor gave G..
Hankinson the address of the agent, and
that off-hand individual from Washington
went to see the agent with his first month $
rent in his hand. G. Hankinson will tell
the rest of ii himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29

The struggling artist was somewhat dis
couraged
.sDo you think I'll ever do anything with
canyas?'' he anxiously inquired.
Perhaps" replied the old master.
"Tell me how.
cago News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29
I IOUSE=
HOLD
lINTS

For over six hundred years the last night
of October has furnished fun and revival
of ancient superstitious rites for juvenile
circles This particularly in rural Eng
land ireland and among the Scottish peas
antry.
In this country jollity for the children
and various innocent rites on the part of
Young girls who do not wish to remain
maidens "alI forlorn' has gradually, ex-
tended its borders until now even older folk
welcome its advent as a particularly aus
picious time to entertain their friends of an
evening. or for a weeks end house party
extending over the 31st.
The informality of the entertainment de-
manded the simplicity of the refreshments
appropriate to the occasion, the chance to
lay aside for a little the cares that infest
the day." appeal to many where more
formal function might have no power to
charm. Even such a Woodworking organ
ization as the National Arts Club gave it.
self up last year to a thorough celebration
OF the ancient festival imparting to 1t,
however a modern touch that lent 1t snap
piness, while preserving its historic havor
There were jack-o' Lanterns, or course; Dut
most artistically cut into human faces by
club members who had previously pored
over the marbles of Greece.
A pair of linked goggles were substituted
for the customary handkerchief In Bind
folding the eyes in. the candle-blowing con-
test. In place of the apple hung On a
string for contestants to bite at, row Of
inviting doughnuts were strung on dainty
red ribbon put up horizontally, and a party
of gentlemen asked to appropriate them
with the mouth alone. Among the other
unique games of the evening was a blind
tandem race, where a lady drove with red
reins blindfolded gentleman, through the
thraa of ha mai N ratn inc fn
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His Plan.
rom the philadelphia Press.


She-'1t seems to be your habit when
ever you meet woman to tell her she's
pretty
He~"Only when she is pretty If she's
homely l content myself with telling her
how homely some other woman is.''
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
Wants cells Changed.

At the present m Getting ofsthe board
of county commissioners Jailor Logan
proposes to submit to the board prop.
osition for some radical changes in the
interior of the Jail. Under the present
construction Of the Jail interior it is
possible for all the prisoners, unless
they are confined in their cells, to
crouch AROUND the door upon the APP
proach of the jailor, aud pounce upon
him, unless he is constantly on his
guard. This has been attempted sew.
eral times, and, while Jailor Logan has
a pretty gooi bunch Of nerves, he is
justly becoming tired OF being uselessly
exposed to danger several times a day,
especially with as tough gang to con-
tyol as he has. The idea that he has i'll
mind is to have the main door lead In
to an ante room from which he can
reach all the cells without travelling
around to the rear, as he has to do at
present, thus preventing possibility of
prisoners escaping, aud saving himself
also, from unnecessary exposure.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
The LOCAL news
County Commissioner Davis Ex-
pires at His East Pierre Home
Early This Morning
Local Happenings of More than
Passing Interest to
Readers

ID. j. Davis died at his home in East
Pierre at 4:i5 o'clock a. IN. today. lie
was taken sick some time ago. but re-
covered. Sunday there was another at
tac:: and since thst time l,e has been in
the serious condition which resulted III
his death, the immediate cause of
which was paralysis OF the bowels.
Mr.. Davis was 81 years ;ud IL months
old: was married to Hattie Il. Jackson
in 1889 and came to Pierre about Is
years ago. By trade he was a carpenter
contractor at which he worked ,mtil Il
few years ago, when he engaged in the
general merchandise business in East
Pierre. He has served as county com.
missioi Ter for four years, being a mem
Der of tie board at the time of his
death.
Tie \. O. L. W. and the Woodmen
We're honored with his membership,
and these two organizations will have
charge of his funeral. The deceased
leaves a wife and two children, also
three sisters and three brothers who
are absent, and sisterin. law, Mrs.
Sharkey, and a brother in-law, Tug
Wilson, who are residents of this city.
The funeral will he held at 2:3O O'clock
! p. m. Friday, at the Baptist church,
Rev. Frank Vreeland leading the ser,
vice.
!
Mr.. Davis, besides operating a store
in East Pierre, was at the time of his
death also conducting grocery estab.
lishment iii Pierre, which he started
about a year ago. He was looked upon
as one of the most substantial citizens
of the city and county and will be
greatly missed in business, political
and social circles.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Hughes County School Officers to Be
Held at Blunt January IL, 1904

Following is the program for the an
,nual meeting of the Hughes county
school officers to be held at Blunt
school house, January IL, 1904
Morning Session.
Call to order.
Reading of Minutes.
Regular and Special Meeting Of the
Schooiisoard, by WA Brown, clerk Of
Byron school district.
Salary of School Officers, by Hal
Westoyer, treasurer Of Britton school
district.
Graded Course Of study, NJ. p. En-
stad, clerk OF Snake Butte school dis
trict.
Relation Of School Board to County
Superintendent, j. A. McGatree. treas
urer of Harold school district.
Reports Of District School Officers,
etc, State Superintendent q. w. Nash.
What May BE Accomplished by the
School Officers Visits to the School?
N. A. Hardy, treasurer of Dry Run
school district; VIM Hopkins, clerk of
Logan, school district
Afternoon session:
Drill, pupils of the Blunt schools.
How May We Improve the Rural
Schools? II. S. Jones, trearurer Ct
DaGray school district.
Lighting. Heating and Ventilation
of School Rooms, byT. l.. Riggs, CHI
man of Peoria school district.
Purchase of Apparatus, by w. w.
Waite, treasurer Of Blunt school dis.
trict.
School Libraries, by Philip Pietrua,
clerk OF Buckeye school district.
School grounds, by =. L. Thompson
clerk DeIlrey school district,
Normal instruction incur schools, by
State Superintendent q. III. Nash.
How shall we induce the larger pu-.
pls to remain in school. by John
Laughiin, chairman Webster school
district
Duties imposed by the compulsory
education law, by 9. +. IIilgenbocE er,
clerk Raber school district
Question box.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07

1 WANTED Faithful person to tray,
81 and supervise force Of salespeopla
and make oOiiec tons for mail.lfactnr-
ing house. Straight salary $4,000 i
week and expenses. Salary paid week
Is and expense money advanced. Pro-
ivious experience unnecessary. Local
territory. business successful. Posi-
oi,permanent. Enclose self addressed
envelope Sttnerinte ndent, :3sa4 Dear
born st, Chicago t1W IL s
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
Kunnecke Eats Soap

WIN. Kunnecke, who is confined in
Jail awaiting trial for murder, does
something each week to prove that he
is a freak. Some time ago he refused
to eat at all until finally the otfic ers
threatened to blast it into him. A few
days ago he lunched on good-sized
cake Of laundry soap, eating half of it.
Whether he wanted to commit suicid G
or merely get sick hoping enough len
ieney would be shown him SO he would
have a chance to escape is unknown.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
ANNUAL MEETING
County Commissioners. Now in
Midst Of Big Session of
The Year
Allowing OF Bills the Principal
Business Transacted
Thus Far

The county commissioners, MeSSrs.
loMlgberg, Martin, Garrett and Col
lins, met at the Auditors office Tues,
day the 9th, al! members being present
except Commissioners Davis, who WAS
very sick at the tiHe.
lhis is The important meeting OF tile
yearahd the session will probably last
ten days or two weeks. Most of the
time thus far has been consumed in eX-
amising and allowing bills, a thing
requiring considerable time as many Of
the claims will bear close scrutiny
An examination of the bills already
allowed shows that much work has
been done in the county this year in
the way of road and bridge improve
ment.
Arthur III. 1'rask of Blunt has been
appointed constable in place Of Horace
a. Chace, who removed TO ABERDEEN Il
short time ago.
Mrs. Thos. II. Ayres, honorary COM
missioner to the st. Louis exposit ion
appeared before the board and asked
for All appropriation OF $50 to defray
the expense of constructing a panel of
grains and grasses to exhibit in the
South Dakota building. Allowed.
Noah Newba,iks was appointed hy
the board q delegate to the National
Live Stock Association convention to
be held at Portland, Oregon, Jan II rs.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
a Very close call

stuck to my engine, although ey, ry
joint acfied and every nerve was racL ed
with pain,' writes 9. ". Bethany, IA To-
connective tiremen Of Burlington, la. 81
was weak aud pale without any appe-
tite and all run down. As was about
to give up got a bottle OF Electric Bit
tiers and aftel taking it felt as we'll as
ever did III my life. Weakly sickly
run down people always gain lew lifs
strength and vigUr from their uae. Trs
chem. satisfaction guaranteed by NJ
| J. schubert Price 50 cents.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
New Chairman Fss Board

The term Of last years efficient chair
nan of the board Of county commits.
aioners, D. J. Davis, having expired, NJ.
F, Martin was st the opening Of the
present session chosen chairman FOR. the
ensuing year. Mr.. Martin has held the
position before and has given the coun.
ty excellent service In that capacity.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
Aberdeen Normal Insurance Adjusted

Regent l. w. Goodner states that the
5000 damage to the Aberdeen normal
dorufitory will at once be ride good
by the insurance company, as they
have already instructed the contractor
to proceed with the work of placing the
building in its former condition. Mr..
Goodner says this building is, for lis
size, one Of the best in every way in tiit-
state.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
WonderiuK Nerve.

Is displayed by mahy a man erdnr-
ing pains of accidental cuts, wounds,
bru;~T' Esurns, sealds, sore feet or stiff
joints. But there is 10 need for it.
.Bueklen's Arnica salye will kill the
pain and cure the trouble. It's tho
best saiye on earth for piles, too, Bic
MI. Schubert, Druggist.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
Waived Examination

Robret Salisbury, who WAS brought in
fron, the Hills by Sheriff Fseny last
week OH the charge of horse stealing.
waived examination at his hearing at
Fort Pierre yesterday and was returned
to the custody of Jailor Logan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
Flare Attorneys Honored

At the recent meeting OF the State
Bar Association, II. r. Horne- Was
elected ssco.!d vice president and l. w
Goo liner treasurer. i'ierre was selected
. the next meeting place.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-07
NOTICE I

Ill accounts dueiths Capital Mercantile
,ornpany must lie paid 10 Geo IL. FAY
,ts.sident. a prompt settlement Of all
accounts is requested ]. .|s
Capital Mercantile Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-16
Npnt SrieesfdaapIape.

Del .Dailp grpres in 9un'
ban miro aus Tofio telearapblert,
oa6 Die Sapaner attn Is. Stunt bet
Spuibou, 70 Meiler n0roli6 uon
Sort Irthur, einen aldusenoen Sieg
erruueen baben. Dle Euiien loaen
1000 Wann perloren uno oas
Shlahtfelo in ar0Bter uaoronu1g
perlaiien baben.
6uIien uno Sapaner meloen
BON elmer qrDBeu Sdlabt, Die BET
Yafanapu, 55 Weilen BON Sort
Nrtbur entfernt, ftattaefunoen babe
uno nebr1en 8eibe Den Sieg fit it'd
in Inipruh.
Sci Der Snlef 9ihui6ima in
Der StraBe Don 8orea bat elm @efedt
anilhen rullilhen arie9sibiffen, Die
gum @looimpfod @eibwaoer aes
bDrt baben, uno japauilhen Sdiffen
itattgefunoen. 8eitimmte Wtittei=
luueen iber ndbere @in5elbeiten Iino
nod uidlt einaetrDffen.
- Nus gDfip fou1mt Die etmas
unoerltGnblide Weloung, oas ole
ginfahrt gum 6afen oon SPORT Ithur
iebt Dffen lei uno 5diffe aus uno Elm
pnIiieren fDnnen.
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Gus Berlin ihreibt man: Der
in &ubeitano oerlebte @eneralmaior
Wadel, Der elne &eibe BON Sabren
binburb 9ebrer militdrilher 9aftif
in Sapan mar, uno firslid pom
Chef oes iapaniihen 8eneralItabs.
Baron 8Doama, cine Depeime err
belt, nelhe ben Siea Der Sapaner
beim @alu= SluB meloete, ben Diff
siere errungea bdtten, Die BON Wafel
au8gebiloet tpuroen, inQte furslih
einem Beribterftatter oeS 2otal.An=
5eiaer, oaB Die iapaniihe Nrnee iiber
250. 900 bis 100000 Mann 9inien.
truppen uno 100, 900 Mtann NeIerue
oerflae. 9ieie 8ablen. fiiate Der
General bin5u, lino aftueu uno ni6t
bloB iul9e, bic ouf Dem Bapier ites
len. Die Sploaten iino ausgeseiG]s
nete Shuben unb Die NrtiQerie lit
brilliant. Das Offisierfprps BOT eineu
ueberfluB an tiihtigen S6pfen, pabs
reno bieIe bel ben &uiien oiel blnner
aefaet iinD. Grit oDrises Sabr utiter.
ri6tete ib iedls iapanil9e SffSiere.
Shr Biiien ieBte MIDI in gritaunen
uno lire 2ebrer in Der &rieastunft
]narer meine friiberen Sduler. Als
Der 9rieg ausbrah, idrieb mir syelo.
tiarId,aa Damagata, oaH Der &f
balo beginner piiroe. ct boHe, DAB
Die iapaniife Grmee ihrem 9ebrer
ggre MAIDEN, uro boB id) NIT Stpls
auf meine Schiller bli6en piiroe.
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alts Wisrlro.

Der in Ger 6auptitaot Werito er.
l6einenoeu yDeuti6en 8eitun9" ents
nebmen plr fDlQenoes:
Drei Snbianerbduptlinee tra=
fen in oiefer 8pbe i'm Staate 9as
maulipas Elm. nls gertreter zines
qmerifanilden Stammes. Dielels
ben baben Die NbIiht, ee6Bere Nanb.
itredeu in unierer 8epublif gu Be=
iieoelunas5mefen %ansutaufen. Die
amerifaniibe &egierune lbeint oas
@ebiet Der freibeitsliebenben Stz
oianer nit @enatt fir anoere 8nede
benuben gu wngen. 9espeoen ba=
ben lim oielelben entibloiien. iib in
WterifD neue Wobuiibe gu ermerben.
Dab WerifD 10 9utes 5peiieDl
proousieren fann pie europa. 1T
sueifellos. So ftno aber apei @e'
fibtSpunfte 81 berldli@ti9en: Nns
lage bon neutrality-suspicious. Slipehs
ph~an5unaen uno rationale Nusbeu=
tuna uno 5eriteuung bes reiuen
DliuenDts. Dieie M0mente iinb
ober nod nidt alIgemein sur Gel
tun9 eelangt, b6hitens in ben See
trieben, Die unter Der 9eitune Don
erfabreuen 8rottifanten iteben. Sn
oenietben miro bier in Merito ldon
Del proou5iert./ oaB benz franaDfi=
ihen uno ipaniiben en- 9ualitat pol=
ftGnoig qleim itebt. Sn Der BE-
publif egiltieren neridieoene Irten
BON O~elfabrifeu. 9ieleIben pertei,
len iih in fplgenoer Beiie: 6aupt.
ftaot 6, Guerrero II, Differentiation.
MEN |, Saliseo 80, Wihuaean 4,
Oaraca Is, Buebla 7, Ginafoa 4,
gepic Z. glarcala 2 uno Geracru8 l.
Seoenfalls 1T Die Decentralization elm
eintrdelihes Selo in Wterito unter
8eibilfe beg befenrten Srios: @elo.
Snteai9ens uno Nrbeit.
Die aeaterans bes States
9ueoo 2eon bat iih 3ebt entihl0Ren,
Der Sauptftaot Wouterep %oieieniaen
6ffentlihen Observation-Disclosures
5u aeber, Die Der 8eo0lterune AM
nUtUen6i9iten Itno. Us Iino ole5
Die itdotiide Standardization uno Die
8ufubr pDn t~rinfbarem @diier. Drei
grsBere 8eleal9aiten baben Qners
bietungen oetnad)t. Wt8 Der norteils
baFtefte Bprlhlaa pugoe oer o0r
Der .0atipnal 8ater 8orfs qua
rentg So" acceptiert. 8ertreter bieier
6irna lift elm in Der &epubltt bereitS
befannter 6err &obertiun. Die ges
nannte 9eiealbaft nernenoet gu ben
8auten uno Nnlaeen inldnoIihes
Material, Iotoelt es ben 8uedeu emit
ipridt. Die arbeit pirb BON meris
taniiben Nrbeitern geleiftet. Ser
Soitenpuntt belduft 1id) auf unaef6br
$5Q-$75, 900. TGr Die pidltige
@renSita0t Wpnterep tparen Die Sas
nierungaarbeiten id1n lqnee Belt elm
brineenoes 8eotrfni8 uno ihre Bur9'
fibruna hirfte BON Bihtigteit fir
Die WeiterentFDi6lung Der Staot iein.
8eIuht Sdots' Sa(o0n, Nlas
mo'8las, Stets iriibes Bier an
O,rF |
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Spietid bum Dobbeliub Gldeb
Brpon ooer bum TihOnlte 9epem
bdlt.
Sci 8ahnb0ribte bot en- Ii(berne
5dnoel. Meboingring bot er teen.
ST bot E filled gGs @olbmatib.
@r trdgt siemlih biuige 5hub-
bret DoQer fufsib Duality.
Sci Saunorp is nit ene 80" &c.
marft.
@r is e tIGinuein 9dntie. y
Sci Same is Shumaher.
@r ihmoft nit. (gr is atIo e
6aBte, Nnmerfune bun Wir.)
gr bot e BbDt0graff : Nelbum, 100
mehr 6imals mie Mdts orein fin.
Die Soap, tpo er rniteebrabt bot,
is 8eilheleii. (Die &rdnt Iou Der
aerl trieae. Numerfuna DUN Wir.)
Ct 1T iehr bdustih, benz er bot
suel Baar Slippers IN e SmDfing
Tihddett. (Shl iaat's ia, Der &erl
is e Basfe. NEm. pun Wiir.l
De5 is Nues, mas Sob biz ieb ers
fahrn ben. @ann bic Wauo I'M Die
alti lire Boite ain S1lilieQoh per-
loie, nero Sd Sbne tueitere Ditdl8
aefpme tonne.
Ginitpeile 10 lang
Der Sbiae. Gsq.
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WittsuUh Nbenb fano in Der oeuts
ldaen epaneetiihiutberifden ct. Sos
kaane1tir4e bic Erauuna oes 6erru
k1iQ Weit0n NIT SRI. W3inna aroe.
Gee, bee ifingften Tofter unleres
lpUIbetauIlten beutiden Witbiiroers.
9apt. &bas. Gr arDeger, ftott. Die
&ircbe mar febr fdDn beforiert unb
cine gruBe @eieafhaft Der Treunbe
oes iungen 8aares bate lid einoe.
LuIIoeu, nm bee feierlihen 6anoluno
pet5uSuobnea. Inter ben Ql6noen
zines bonn @emeinoedur aeIunoenen
4tebee tuurbe bic in cine urGdtioe
puts5eitSrobe nit lang beruntertuai.
leroem Shleier g~etleioete Wraut
our4 ibren Batter uno bic 9raut-
iunafer. SRI. Cora Belle @eten. aum
Altnr 9eleitet. sudbreno Der Brdutiz
oaEu urter Giibrung feines .beft
man" bea 6errn DITTO IS. GrDeoer
pprt Der anoern Geite Der lid benz
Mltar n6berte. GUrt ermartete BoIfnr
hartmann bic 20mmcnoen un6 ieo-
lIete 0urH cine einorudspuue Ne6e
ben Dumb elm. Weim WerlaiSen Der
&irdbe lbritten bier tfeine biumens
ltreuetloe Wdoden benz grautpaare
ise=esla.
D00 Urnntpaar uno Die 6udaeit8=
geiealhait be1aben fib oarauf nab
Dem 6nuie Der DrnuteItern, oof fuhs
ZEN bic Neuermiblten mad, turaem
Serlueiler gum DabnbDfe, uni bic
0nhssitareiie ansutreten.
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@erblaffenner Reluets.

9eue 8euaniffe treffen iorttpa6s
renb in GROCER Wenae Elm, meIhe CT.
fldren. baB Or. Sings @eue gnts
oedung fir Shwinoiubt, 6uten
uno @rfdltungen pbne @leiden boz
itebt. Ils 8eiIpiel bienen m6ae cine
tiir8lihe oerartige &unoeebung bon
&. s. Wc5arlano BON 0entoroiae,
90. Oerlelbe Idreibt: Ore Sabre
lang puroe obue ieoen grfola an mir
berumgeoottert. Damn begonn id
Or. Sings @eue @rfinoung gu nebs
men uno elm paar Slaiben oaoon
beilten MIDI uoIitdnbig." Oies Mit'
tel lift 9leih miriam BEL alen Gun.
aeus uno 0af8leioen, Sduin6ludt,
2ungenentsiinoune uno @rippe.
@nrantlert pDn ben &potbetern s..
9alteper q S0bn uno Qoolpb 8reiB.
Brobeflaihen fret. reaulGre @r6se
so Gents uno 81 90.
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Ser Nitfeu einer stram.
Sie S@merSen meroeu ner9ebem,
iUctta Der Hat ctneS Sat Mmtpnier
Strgers befDlat iuirS.

Del &ideu elmer Srau fam uiel
Shmeraen .baben.
Weiiten6 itno bic Nieren barar
l6ulo.
Gudenihmera beoeutet in Der Sat
NterenI6merS.
Desbalb beilen lie 8oan's 0ieren-
Biuen.
8iete 5rauen III San antonio
pifen Dies.
Sebt, mas cine oaruber mit5utei>
len bat.
Srau 81. 8eters. AS g%aliiano
StroBe, bic Satin bes befannten
Waihiniften q. Geters, Iaat: SD
bate aeraoe 6idenlbmer5en eenug,
I'm elm Weittel tpie 0oan's Nierenz
Biaen wiiroieen au fDnnen, bas Die
Sbmer5en aus bern &uden lhneQ
uno prompt nertreibt. Sc ideint
fein @runo oafir porbanoen 81 lein,
bah irgenb Setnauo an &ndenz
Ibmer8en ober iraeno tpelden anoez
zen S6mersen leibet, Die auf Die
0ieren suridaufiibren linb, penn
6tes beilenoe Wittet i'm Beror
Drug St0re ooer in Slider &
SprinQaQ's Drug Store 81 haben lit.
SD babe niht Die 4bfibt. uor bieIer
uriade mob einmal gu leioen uno
min aud niGt erlauben, DAB oies ir=
9eno Seneno auoers tut, Dern oie1e
Nngabe bon mir, oaar %beitra9en
fann, es 81 herbtnbern,
@rbdltli9 bel alien Droguiiten.
BreiS so Gents. Softer Winburn
60. in Buffalo, &C. g., aQeiniee
Igenten fir Die Ser. 5taaten.
SergeBt nibt Den Matnen Dpan
uno acceptirt fetn Gghftitut.
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xuoesfaae.

Stephen 3 auenbauer, Ell.
rler unierer dlteiten oeutid]en Witbiir.
ger, lit WitttpOh moreen i'm utter
pom 81 Sabren aeltprben. Seit Sc
Sabren. tuobnte er in Gan QutpuiD
unb betrieb bier lanQe Belt elm Wos
aetbauere @eih6ft, olird tpeld1es er
iib beoeutenoen &olItano eruorb.
Geine Satin unb stpei gDhter, Trou
B. Stumberg nro Srau IS. 8pb-
net, nberleben ibn.
SIN alter BON 26 Sabren itarb
Jrau Regina @%oIfmaun, Sat.
tin oDn Nuoolpb gonmann. Die
BerftDrbene itamtnte aug D6anis
nno NOR cine 9ohter bon Quouft
9ornuns. Sic binterldBt ibreu Sat.
TIN uno 5ruei 8inoer; audi ibre @lteru
uno finf @eidmilter leben nod.
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5rd6(ings= po(itiR uao Our0.

Nun bic Gro iid neugefieihet
LIMB in 5arben i6pelet Der 8lif,
@irb Der Sriblin9 uns nerleibet.
9ur6 Sic leio'9e 8plitif.
S6rIt 9u nieht bic Nmielu pfeifen?
8ie bic Slintentu9eln-he?
@ie ie Die gobensen idleifen-
@ie Sort Nrtbur-8eb! 8 pe6!
4ieblih buften bic Springer,
&6tlih ihimmert Ibun Der alee.
SPIRIT 9u tuie Die &nospen iprineen?-
@rab tpie Mlnen auf Ser Seel
4aB in bieien ibbnen Saaen,
Odd bic 8olitif in Stub
Sorbl Sic Nabti9allen irblasen-
Ben? Die 8uiien?-Smmer gu!
qaB nns lieber barouf iiunen,
$50 oas Spne Star friid pom 5aB
unb banu laB es fleiBiq rinnen.
9ieies auserlei'ue RoB.
2aB bic Guiien, Sapaneien,
Sid perbauen idmmeriih.
@ues 1T ihon baaeweien
Nnb mir 8eibe dnoerns Midi
Oenn mir iino euticbieoen frieblidh,
8leiben mir beim Gone Star 8ier,
Slno Die Slider ettuas niebfid.
Srinfen mir stuei ntebr baflr.
9oB bic &uiien, bie Sapaner
Sbren Sampf ALIEN beiteb'n
llns geidat BON Gei6en 8aner.
Mbaen beibe nntergeb'u.
So, Der 5riblins lt1heit mifbe,
Seraie lodt bas zone Gtar Bier
uno su bieiem ih6nen 8ilbe
Tehlt Der 9urt-oen haben pir!
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Begni9t eudb n,d)t bamit, Samprrs
botDeu tempDrdr 3u unter6riden, pie
es einreibnn9en. @aibmittel, 9atuerae
uno einipribunqen OFT tun, 6a cine
aipanbigidbri9e grfobrung nit ben pere
idieoenartigften Sdaen, bic bon &eraten
Guer Sbulen ibarf ~bepbabtet tuur6en
iino, obne 8ueifel berpieIen bat, 6as
yAnafelts" bos einsige bernlnftiae un5
5uuerldiige @abitalmittel aeaen bieies
lbredlitbe 2eioen 1T. gs linoert ben
Sfmer5 lofort, orift Die @elhuuIjt aus
risd. e%ntfernt bic llriarbeu un6 nerhiitet
lire Iie6erfehr. Cine 8rDbe non ,Mnas
fefis" tuirb bon g. Neuftdoter & CD.
Dor 24l6, @etu gorf, fret b~erianbt.