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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26

write. 1t would appear to have been
handed in at We're street at s o'clock
IN the morning of May II, 1897, and
received before half past at Holloway
B. 0. And in the drab region it duly
found me, unwashed, but at work be-
fore the day grew hot and my attic
insupportable:
See Mr.. Maturin's advertisement Daily
Mail might suit you earnestly beg try will
speak if necessary. --
I transcribe the thing as l see it be-
fore me, all in one breath hat took
away mine, but l leave out the initials
at the end, which completed the sur
prise. They stood very obviously for
the knighted specialist whose consult
ing room is within a cab whistle of
We're street. and who once called me
kinsman for his sins. More recently
he had called me othe: names. / was
a disgrace. qualified by an adjective
Which seemed to me another. | had
made my bed and l could go and lie
and die in it. If l ever again had
the in%solence to show my nose in that
Gus I should 60 out quicker than
I came in. All this and more my least
distant relative could tell a poor devil
to his face, could ring for his man and
give him his brutal instructions on the
spot, n then relent to the tune of
this telegram! have no phrase for
my amazement. l literally could not
believe my eyes. Yet their evidence
was more and more concluSive: q very
epistle could not have been more char
acteristic Of it's sender. Meanly clip
teal, ludicrously precise. saving half
pence at the expense Of sense. yet pay
ing like a man for Mr." Matur:H.
that was my distinguished relative
from his bald patch to his corns, nor
was all the rest unlike him, upon sec
Dnd thought. He had a reputation 70"
charity; he was going to live up to'it
after all. Either that or it was the
sudden impulse Of which the most cal
culating are capable at times-the
morning papers with the early cup of
tea, this advertisement seen by chance
and the rest upon the spur of a guilty
conscience.
wei, i AluSl SEE IL lOE LuSSCll, du!
the sooner the better, though work
pressed. l was writing a series Of
articles upon prison life and had my
nib into the whole system. 4 literary
and philanthropical daily was parad-
ing my Charges" the gIaver one,
with the more gusto, and the terms,
If unhandsome for creative work. were
temporary wealth to me. 1t 50 hap
pened that my first check had just
arrived by the s o'clock post, and my
position should be appreciated when !
say that l had to cash it to obtain n
Daily Mail.
or the advertisement itself what is
TO be said? 1t should speak for Itself
81 ! could find 1t, but ] cannot, and
only remember that 1t was a male
nurse and constant attendant" that
was "wanted for an elderly gentleman
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Philosophy is the icebox in which
we keep the troubles of our friends.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26
For Sale.
Houses, Lots and Farms.
My former Residence on Main Street
of lannh0n.

My former Residence on Main Street
of Langdon.
7 Rooms, Good Cellar, 5 Closets
and Pantry, Wood house, Coal
house, barn accommodating 16 head
of stock. Two wells, cistern, Shade
trees. Large detached Lot.
Also the Golf residence in 2nd Ward
Langdon.
Contains 6 Rooms, 4 closets, Gel
lar and Well. Large Lot.
My 633 Acre Farm adjoining City of
langdOn
About $50 acres under cultivation
abundance of good water.
This farm will be rented to any
responsible tenant subject to a
sale. | prefer a cash rent.
Also Ne quarter 3O-I6O-62. About
I2O Acres
under cultivation. 4 miles from
Weaver, p. o. IL miles from AL
sen. A choice farm.
Also Ne quarter 22-l63-64. About
Is Acres
under cultivation, about 3 miles
from Sarles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26

ITO BE
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26
NO SINECURE
No. z of the Series

'Ol. by Charles Scnbner': Sona.)
AN still uncertain which
surprised me more, the
telegram calling my at
tention to the ADVERTISE
ment or the ADVERTISE
ment itself. The tele-
gram is before me as |
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17

In cakes, pies and pastry Is sure
70 interest all lovers of good food:
therefore you win be pleased TO
know that we are prepared to
With anything you may require in
furnish your Christmas feast
dainty deserts, superb pies and
the most tempting of luscious
cakes.
THE CITIZENS BAKERY.
C1nrksburg, w. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17

IA Cold or Cough nsarly always pro-
dsces conStPa tlou-the vEEter al runs 70 me
eyeS. nose and throat instead Of passing out
Of the system through the liver and Kidneys.
For the want OF moisture tag bowels became
ara oonatipatinR. especially th0Se confusing
Ooiatas. Ksnnedy's Laxative Honey and
'TsrrnoVes tho bowels. contains no opla1egs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17

That's what they an say about our
Arizona and other liquors. II it
suits others It Is reasonable to as
sumo that Il ought TO prove likewise
TO you. why not become acqpaint-
cd with our various high grade liq-
uors2 we want your trade and the
quality of our various liquors VIII
certainly retain Il once you become
acquainted with us,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17
YOUR HAT

It's important. No part of
mans apparel SO implicitly changes
his appearance You want. charac-
Ter. styIe. quality and n money-savfng
price. The new shade. tobacco
brown, wide, faring brim soft hat
value 50. 80. at $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17

The Isle of Pines treaty. which seeks
10 settle the title to the small island
OF that name near Cuba, Will not be
taken. up this session. The situation
IN Cuba is too uncertain to warrant
:, ct,ou, IND aentiul seniors think.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17

The Acme Collecting Agency viii
collect your money and give It to you
s.somntIy. 40 South Third street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-17
llll F0R
RUSSIA
Ambassador Meyer
cAN HR sEAND THR ExRBNsE4.

,rvo nan. IN conrre.s 10 Aboliga, AN
Negro Regiments says
President's Disna1ssaI Of Hack
troops Was Unfair ana unjust.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

was afterwards glad that he did so. He
learned at great cost that no one can get
away from God. Every labor is under
MS eye, the small as we'll as the great.
AS the sparrow does not fall to the
ground without his knowledge, how much
more does he notice you in the work to
wnlch ne has called you in his provi-
oence-work which he has appointed YOU
IN building up his kingdom among the ma
lions OF the earth. I repeat: You are
never hidden from God. He has need of
you and keeps track of you.
Cheered by the presence of God. I will
do at each moment, without anxiety. ac-
cordlng to the strength which He shall
give me, the work that His providence
assigns me- | will leave the rest with
out concern; it is not my affair. I ought
to consider the duty TO which 1 am called
each day as the work that God has given
me to do, and to apply myself to it in a
manner worthy of His glory-that is to
say, with exactness and in peace.-Fene-
Ion.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

Chester Holcombes article, "The
Missionary Enterprise in China" re-
Gently published in ''The Atlantic oc-
casioned much favorable comment in
both the secular and the religious press,
and in response to general request, IL
will be published in separate form by
the Revell Company
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
STORY CORNER.

1t was in a downtown restaurant
that the short little woman and her
tall husband went for dinner. eeWiu
you have oysters?" asked he. Eyes"
said the short little woman, as she
tried in vain to touch her toes to the
floor. And, John, I want a hassock."
John nodded, and, as he handed his
order to the waiter, said, "And bring
hassock for the lady" zone has
sock?" asked the waiter, with what
John thought more than ordinary in
terest. The waiter did not go, while
his face got red. Then he came around
TO johns side, and, speaking soto
voce, said: Say, mister, 1 haven't
been here long, and I'm not on to all
these things. Will the lady have the
hassock broiled or fried?"
"That fellow Darwin must have been
nutty If he really believed that men are
superior to u.s." said the monkey.
We'll, aren't they?" queried the ape.
should say not" replied the monkey.
Why, those creatures have to use
a ladder to enable them to climb trees
An ancient villager, during a serious
illness, refused to see a doctor, relying
instead upon a certain quack medicine.
The minister urged upon the mans wife
to suicide. eyes, sir" replied the wife.
L Know it; and many a time 1 have
prayed against it in the church service"
don't quite follow you" remarked
the clergyman; ARE you talking about
the prayers for the sick?" ooh. no.
sir; 1 mean when we say in the utanv'
From all false doctoring, good Lord
deliver u.s."
Being annoyed by persons who left
ms church before the sermon a Devon
shlre vicar, says an English newspaper.
mas met the case by fixing in a promi-
nent position a notice which is written
to this effect: Cali adults who are nm
baptized or possessed by devils should
leave the church before the sermon.
Otherwise they should remain till the
conclusion of the service"
DR.. Ends: "There is nothing serioua
the matter with Freddy, Mrs. Blakly.
l think little soap and water will do
him as much good as anything" Mrs.
Blakly: Yes, doctor; and will 1 give
1t to him before or after his meaIs?'
Editors Son: II asked papa when
the millennium was comm, an if Mars
was Inhabited, an II it was going to
rain next Fourth Of July; an he said
he didn't know. 1 don't see how he
ever got to be an editor"
A class in one Of our sunday-schools
was asked if they knew anything about
Goliath, and little girl said he was
a great big giant" and then she added.
and-and he was Philippine"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
THE LIBRARY

SABBATH LAWS IN THE UNITED
STATES. published at the Office of
the National Reform Association, 2Oe
Ninth street. Pittsburg, Pa
A book with this title is favorablv
noticed in the Princeton Review. From
the notice we take the following sum-
mary:
The map showing the character of
the Sabbath laws in the United States"
is specially valuable. From this we
learn, that two States and one Territory.
California, Idaho and Arizona. have no
Sabbath laws; that twenty-three others
have laws weakened by numerous ex-
cept1ons," among these States being the
nome OF Puritanism, Massachusetts,:
and that twenty-three more have very
strong laws" in this class being found
even Utah and the Dakotas. The con-
clusions reached by DR.. WyIie are
most significant. Only few of them
can be stated:
1. "The character Of our Sabbath laws
is better than many of people have
thought"
2. Modern tendencies are not all
away from the Sabbath of the Bible;
some States have recently improved
their laws, and some of the recent iud-
ANAoA OPAhAOho Oh dulOuS Ju6 pest.
6. "The civil courts can generally be
relied upon to maintain the law; some
of the best things said in defense of the
Sabbath have been said by the courts"
8. Both State and United States
courts have gone beyond the provi-
sions OF any written Constitution in
maintaining Sabbath laws; this is es-
pecially the case in declaring that the
law rests upon divine authority"
10. 1.-THE Constitutions of the several
States and the Constitution of the Unit
ed States should be so amended as to
set forth the fact of divine authority.
and not leave it for the courts alone
to proclaim it. The courts need a Con-
stitutional warrant for so doing"
IL. "The Sabbath question makes it
clear that separation Of Church and
State does not mean a separation of
religion and State"
10. "Our free government would be
impossible without our Christian civili-
zation; our civilization is produced and
perpetuated by the Christian religion;
the Christian religion cannot exist with
out the Christian Church. the Christ
ian Church would languish and die
without assemblies for public worship;
assemblies for worship are impossible
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
(15) 1873

without a day of rest; day Of rest
needs the protection of statute law; the
statute law should rest on a constitu-
t1onal provision; the constitutional pro-
vision should rest upon and acknowl-
edge the authority OF God"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
SEEN OF GOD.

canUOu are never hidden from God. You
# o,' oI get away from him. Jonah tried
strot4cce' but soon found himself in sore
God overlook him, and Jonah
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
QUIET HOUR
A PRAYER OF CONSOLATION.
Found among the papers of the late
DR.. Moses D. Hoge

30 God most high, most holy most
merciful, Who has taught us to call Thee
our Father; o Thou, who dearest that
tender name, give us the assurance of
our adoption, that with the confidence
of children we may come to Thee with
all our burdens, remembering Him who
has borne our grief and carried our sor-
row; o Saviour Divine, strong Son Of
God, support us with Thine arms of love
and power; o Son of Man, our elder
brother, mercifully look on us, the
humble members of Thy household, and
make us the objects of Thy fraternal
care; o Son of Mary, with more than
Thy mothers tenderness, minister to
our needs and comfort our sorrows
there is no tenderness like Thine, no
hand so gentle as the hand wounded
on the cross, no heart so full of SYM
pathy as the heart pierced by the spear
give us the blessed fellowship to walk
with Thee, the peace of those who con-
fde in Thee, the blessedness of those
who serve Thee, the recompense of those
who suffer with Thee; under the shadow
Of Thy wing, near Thy side, near Thy
heart, we feel how safe those are who
are sheltered there.
Our Father, in the depths of our
grief we would be ungrateful it we re-
membered not Thy tender and gracious
providence to one whose departure we
mourn to-day; Thy kindness in giving
to her Christian home and Christian
parents to train her for life conse-
Grated to duty and to Thee and to en-
able her to indicate Thy tenderness to
those who needed sympathy, kindness,
and cherishing care; for her example in
the household, in the Christian COM
munity, in following with affectionate
ifxy in
went about doing good; in sanctifying
to her the trials which were prepar-
atons for the world where trials are
known no more.
Our Father, teach us how to meas
ure complete life, not by the number
OF years, but by the fruits of mercy and
good works; by silent, sanity influence,
winch makes others better and hap
pier, and which glorifies Thy great
name
o Thou giver of Christian homes,
however dear, help us to remember that
me true home is where our beloved ones
nave found their home, where like
Cnrlst, beautified with His beauty,
eiorlfed with His glory and when sep
a. comes may we anticipate the
SIIue SO soon when we shall meet again
~ world of recognition, in world
A0CCeu, III world or love, and be
ever with one another. Teach us how
~ 90 our lonely way, Lord with unfalt-
ing 1a1th, not to murmur, and with
ttteslgnatton to follow this soul most
leu which would not say, "Save me-"
81 oeu glorify us in that Divine fellowship
o Ot SUFFERING, of love, of consolation, and
ou NOW, Father, grant Thy sanctifyfng
O. ace to the bereaved children weeDinS
lends, and Il s sorrowing pastor, and
~ ways of Thine own choosing bring
gI all to the Heavenly rest, and the
SSrGry shall be Thine, Father, Son, and
spirit Amen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Aus hem iibrisem Tbeilem,

8ilferSinscn, 6. Sebr. Sente
fano ourh ben bohp. Srn. 9edan-
ten nnb 9omproblt Soal aus 9li-
remb,trs Die Capitalization u~nieres
neuen Sfarrers Srn, Shmebas
ltatt. Sueenb unb ginmobner bot.
ten Iaes alfgeboten, nm ole Seier
outs Shonite an geItalten. Stra.
Ben itno Stride noren prn6tpoa ge.
i6miift. Na6mittaes mllroe Sci
tens DER Sllgenb elm ihones @e-
ldenf, beltebenb in einem Suseno
&obritiiblen, angeboten.
Sid)ten, 5. Sebr. @eItern mar
mar ole ~24idbriee &atbarima 4uae.
ner bon bier beiddftiet 8ieb al
fiittern. Ils lie l1ngere Belt nift
5uridfam, aing man lie iuhen. @ie
sroB mar Der Sbreden, oils Ser
9ruoer lie a,if Dem Seubooen in
Den lesten 3iiaeil liegen Job; einige
Minuten ipater mar iie cine 2eide.
ySormel0tngen, D. tSebr. Seitte
i~eierten i'm beiten 3oblbeiinoen.
umseben bon elmer S6aar ainoer
itno 8inoesfinoer Die 8inserleute
9edilis oas ieltene Set Der goIoe-
men Sof3eit.
Born, 8. Sebr. TIMER @emeinSe.
roth mill nun enoli6 BON ben ae.
redten @iinihen Der g%inpobner.
i6ait nadfommen, oehn er bat oen
gntidlnB sefaBt, Yldne nebit SEQ.
ltenanIdlaa ausarbeiten 5u laiien
gum Sau elmer @ailerleitnng. Sic
10 niiBlihe ginrihtung, anf ole
mir ihon lange marten. ioa 10000
bis $4,000 5raufen foiten.
SeiSerideio, 3. Sebr. @ieoer
baben orei Siinslinse bon bier,
@uton Sbaul, Soief Simon unb
@attb. Surpel, Ole Seimatb perloi.
len. INN I'M fernen @eiten ibr Slid
5n inden; in ben lesten orei Sab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
SroRberso9tbnm.
aus Der Dampt&aat.

Die Seiiernng i'm geiinoen bes
8roBber5ogs @ilbelm ifreitei
langiam, aber itetig fort. Die
&rafte nebmen an uno Nabrungs.
m%ufnabme nnb Shlaf iino beirieoi.
geno. Ser 8roBber5og brinst Die
meiite 3eit inn 2ebnitubl su. 0ie
9ewegungsfabigfeit bat etlpos an.
genommen, BON Der @rleoiguns Don
Experimentation fam iebob Dor.
lGufig nod feline &eoe iein. Son
Den Ier5ten lit ieoe geiitige 9eihGf.
tisrng einItpeiGen nod itrens unter.
iaet, INN Die @efabr cine Congo.
ition 81 permeiben.
9as Serlimer Ylatt ,9eutide
8arte" .ipolte oieier Gage &. Se.
bruar) anlGBlid Der grfrantung
bes @robber5oss @ilbelm iiber Die
Sbronfolge i'm @roBber5ogtbum GU
remburg leitartifeln. Sabei lit ibm
aber elm arger S6niser nnterIau.
fen. lin ba%r5utbunL bob Die Gu.
rembnraer niebr Misunderstanding
aatbolifen iinbr. fiibrt oas 9latt
Die - nInoerna6er Springpro5ei.
lion" an. WaS meroen Die brapen
Bepobner bes rbeinilden StGot.
dens Mnoernah fir peronste @e-
lihter gemadt baben, oils lie er.
inbren. Dob lie 10 urplotlid BON
Den 2nremburgern .anncftiert mpr-
ben iinb!
Im 6. Sebrnar iprang i'm gfai.
ientbal Der 30iabrise SGnaler @il-
belm Clement, Der lett Ginger 3eit
an elmer 8ebirnfranfbeit oornieSer.
log, aus Dem Seniter oes erIten
Stoffperfes ieiner in Der 9einmeber.
itraBe geleaenen @obnnnn. Sdper
perlett mnroc er a~uigeboben; am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Observation-Disclosures
: 9nnem6nrger 9ladri&ten J
lgAyAVAVNVNVAyAVNV

frebs nno @aiieriuft idper gu lei.
ben batte. Die 9abingeifieoene
tplroe am 6. Defender 1886 i'm
@roBber5oetbum 2uremburg gebo-
rem, itanb our 3eit ibres Iblebens
iomit i'm 70. 9ebensiabre. SIM
Sitter bon 18 Sabren fam Die MN.
mebr 8eritorbene nit Den gltern
naH Mmerifa, tpelhe iid i'm Woni-
toDoc Gountp nieSerlieben. Sn
1861 sing iie i'm Conn GenterpiGe
nit Germ Nic. Braun oen Che
6un6 Elm, tuelfer nit ieds &illoern
geiegnet mar, BON oenen nod bier
am 2eben iinb, ndmlih: 5rau Nic.
Selensfe, Sol. graiinL Srau Sobn
8eeper nnb Nic. Braun, ale in
Sbebopgan pobnbaft; ferner binter.
l1Bt Die 8eritorbene nod cine Sin.
5obl gnfelfinoer nno einen in
MtbenS, Warntbon Gpuntp, nobnen.
Den Yruber. Ger @atte lit ibr
Dor 26 Sabren i'm Sooe p~orousge-
gangen. Nah einem Gequiem,
peldes seitern Worgen Inn s l1br
IN Der Stride pom bl. Namen ceIe.
brit ipuroe, fanb Die 9eeroigung
auf Dem fatboliihen airfbofe Der
Noroieite itatt.
Der rMnrora @olfsfrennb"
meloet:
Sobn Wannes, pelfer i'm
uorigen Sabr aus g1ternaf, Gu.
remburg, nah Iurora fam, bat 10.
eben Die Rahridt bon Der iftperen
Grfranfung ieiner gltern erbalten,
webbalb er iofort na6 Der Sci
m~atbsitaot 5uriidreiien miro. Mm
Samstas idifft er iif in Seem 0orf
ais &aiiiten-B aiiagier auf Dem
s5innlano" nah @nttper-
pen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

5iulitat ans Sbnittblumen Die iie
IN ieoer ISOLDE in Der n1dyiten
@roBitaot out oen Wtarft brinsan.
Eflon5en unb SeBlinge perfaufen
lid audi leid)t. Cine Came in
California perfauft 9ienenmahs.
Cine groBe Iu5abl Srauen iammelt
I'M Mqi Die moblriedenoen 9liitben
ocs y@rbutus", binhet lie 5n
StrauBhen unb ihlGgt lie fir einen
guten Treis in Der Stoot los. Die
lcer itebenoe Sfeune l1Bt it'd nit
Seiftisfeit i'm CONNER CUR Ser.
berge fiir cine Seriet.G olonie fir
arme Sinoer Der @roBitabt berrih.
ten. aur5, bas GrmerbsfeIo Ser
6rauen alf Dem Sanbe lit Elm RE.
liges, Die Gonfurren5 feline 10 Def.
tige, rpie in Der Stnbt, uib ba bas
Seben 10 piel einfater, lit Ger 9e.
winn oementlpredeno elm grGBerer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sansbaltnngs-& atehismus

Die Simmer geliiftet oes Morgens
gar bal0
gei ieglifem @etter obs marn
ooer falt!
Torlittig geG' nit Seu'rung Inn,
grallf' ME oa5u Hetroleuml
Yetroleum, pergiB oos nidjt,
Sat lton mnnfeS ltnbeil altgeriftl
Us ltegt elm a~llgenaltiget 3ali6er
Sn Dem fleincn 8ortlein ,Sauber".
Eolltermo6el miib man flopfen,
Walierleitling niht %peritopfen!
~lln'aubrc Seniter betrod)tc ais
Seino,
God pilbe lie nie. iperln sic Sonne
oranf ifeint!
@er unadtiam etipas Serbrift,
Sci ebrlif lro pcrbehl es niht,
9os Mittageiien iei hcreit
Stets piinftlid) 5ltr bcltimmten ;3eit
Gas @aiier gum Spiilen, oas lei
immeroar
go rein mie oas Sers, ipie Die
Nugen 10 flor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
VIE idj mir mcin Sams6altmnsssclo
peroiene.
Son Srau 90. StaOe.

Seit Elm betrGttlifer Sbcil ser
Nrbeit, Ole friiber BON 6ranenbanS
beiorgt worOel, @aitinen amer.
trant miro, finoen nift menige
5rallen in Der Staot mie ollf BEN
Sanoe, oab lie neben ibren Soltsbal.
tnngSpflitten mar,ferlei tbnn fon.
men, ibre 3eit gripinhbrinseno 81
oerpertben. Die 3abl ser Srauen,
Ole lid io5uiagen nebenbei oas
Saitsbaltunesaelo peroienen, mGdii
bon Sabr 5u Sabr. DAB sic Stast
Der Grmer6seelegeubeiten piele bic.
tet, lit natiirlif unb olgemein be-
fannt, DOB aber auh auf Dem 2anoe
nicle 6rauen iid olirh hire Mrbeii
niht nitr Naoelselb, ionoerlt ibr
Saitsbaltunssgelo peroieneit formen,
oiirfte manfen lire &anoeiniamfeit
beflasenoen Jraren men iein,
Eah Dem Genius bon 1890 aob
es IN amerifo bier Miuiouen
6roren, Die ibr 9onb oui eigene
&ednmg frltipierten. Mande BON
ibnen paren fiir oen geruf ourf.
aus nidt porbereitet, fan1en burd)
geerbnng IN Den. Selis elmer Sorm,
ooer iprangen fiir Sos arbeitsrn.
fdbig gemorbene minnlife Sani.
~lienbanpt elm. Inoere sriffen aus
Seirnobeitsriifiidten 5lrr 9ano-
nirtblhait, 10 Dob man nift penige
6ranen inter Den amerifariihen
Saop. Sormers finOen futit: Sim
erfolgreif)iten iinO lie bis Jest in Der
@efliigelSnd)t ~geiueien, unb Die
Mogl!hfeit liegt nabe, oab Tie Den
Martt ean5 beberrihen merOen.
God gibt es niht menige Sieb3iih.
ter inter ibnenL ia ioaar crfolgreife
Yferbe5iifter. rpie Srau Map
@oul0 @ooocod BON Hiplep, Waine.
oeren Sraber an allen neu.engliidei,
Hennen tbeilnebmen. Srau 9. q.
Sober- @iaiams bon Moslpn, Gong
>Sslano, bat cine Der erfolgreidIten
Wilfereien i'm Staate Hen Dorf.
Sri. Wartba Is. gates bon Slater.
bile Springs. New Dort, bot bon
ibren 5ebn Icres elmer 9ecrenfarm
mebr> 8epinn oils ibr Softer BON $50
Mcres. Sic mnht cine Spe5ialit1t
aus Der 3ud)t Der Grobeeren.
@em eS MN moglih lit. Oa6
6rauen lid) auf oieic @eiie ielbIt.
ltanoig erndbren 10 lit Die Moelid)-
felt. lid ibr Mabel poer Sausbal-
t~unssgelo 81 peroicnen. INN 10 piel
GROCER. Gle inns in allen prafti-
iden Ginger nit nad]abmungsmer.
them Seiipiel poransebenben Nme.
rifaneriinen baben in oieier Sin.
iidt einen l~lnternebmuneslinn uno
cine I~usoauer, Die GmBerit erirell-
lide &elultate Seitigen. Oa sibt
es 6rauen, Die cine feline Yar5eae
ibrer 6arm init eisenen SGnoen
ober init Der Silie zines Manncs
Somatcn b~epiJan5en, oie iie ein-
MAIDEN nno 81 gilten Yreiien an
Bripatfmoen perfaufen; Mnoere
modem aetdynp; mieSer Mnoere
gobnen ooer 0urfen nno ia.
ben cine &moldait, an Die lie ole,
eingemadt ~perfauien. Gin
Siertel Acre nit 3piebeln bepilonst,
bat elmer 5rou in Snoiana in elmer
Sailon $4,000 eingebrdd)t. 19obg
memo lit auf Ole @lumensudt.
Wanfe Srauen madden cine She.