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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

(a) College Life"--IIenry Frartken.
90 Palm Llmited-fIarry J. Lincoln.
(c) "Beaumorle"--D s. Barnes.
plano solo--Arrangement from Faust"
....,... ........ ...... sidney smith
Mrs. Galen Crow.
Duet---"M Melody of Love'--Mrs. Sam
uel Evans and Mr.. oryiile c. Frantz.
Harp solo-(a) Laura Vale" 90
National Airs"--Mrs. Charles Cunning
ham.
Vocal solo-"Asthor,s' Mrs. John II.
Cotteral Miss Carhari. accompanist
whlstllng solo-Mr Otto Zimmerman;
orchestra accompaniment.
Vocal solo-"G Goodbye, Sweet Day
Miss ward; Mrs. II. +. Ardcry. accom-
panist
Reading from 'I.ucnle"--Prof, ben
Hennessey
Vocal solo-".I Degvlsh Viglr'-Dr. O.
b. Hin; MIS-. HIM. accompnnlst
Vocal solo "Rcc1usc' Mrs Charles
Bnlngslcy. NJ 8. a. iiradlsh, accom-
paulst
Violin solo, ia itasle Pastolalc." Sin
geiee Prof n, j. Erickson Miss liagn,
accompanist.
Vocal SOLO, "Aaieu. Marie" Leyhach,
Cbl "Cup'd Doce Not Marry" Mrs. Sam
uci Evans
vocal solo "suowflstses Cowea-AIlss
alaude Goodrich; Mrs hill. accompanies.
Vocal solo An tTs Dream. Iiaw-
ley--A.ls5 Carhart Mrs. John n. Cotteral
accomnaalei
Piano yolo. lD "Adagio" op. 70. Bee
fhwcn lO The Flatterer, chnma-
naae- Prof r. NJ Rsss
suc1l solo. "DrluN Afe only With
rhlne Eyes" Cowen- Mr. S. a. Bmdish.
Vocal solo. "AYe Maria' from Cava-
ieria Ruaticana Mascagni Airs. A. F.
Ardery accompanied by Miss wand
Prof Erickson playing violin obiisato,
Vocal solo. "F1rgouea," Haldel Mr.
Verne Nnepocri Mn. Hin aceompanist.
voco salo tal Last Nigh,." Ley
tac1. (bj "rho iast Rose OF Summer
Ir W. H. Henham. Mrs. a. n. Illus
ton acoompanlst
Vocal solo. My Native Normandy ~
Judge a. d. lustms bl "On 20 Phila-
celphia n mc Morning Mrs. Evans,
laoeompnlst
AIRS a. C. Scott. president ~ the
T4riioriai Federation of Womena clubs,
was honor guest Thursday night al r.
banquet given by the Tuesday Book club
uf Tulsa. at the Robinson hotel in that
Z city. Mrs Scott Is making her annual
visit 60 tHe clubs Of the two territories.
which was the oecasie- Of her presence
10 Tulsa. III
A thoroughly enjoyable event 81 Thurs
day Afternoon wis the card party given
/ by Mcsdames j G.. Orgler and fu Eager
I at the Omer residence il9 East iiar-
rison avenue. Carnations ana potted
lp1lis were used "a forming q pretty
farH decorative color scheme. A de-
ll'c'ous luncheon Yves served at nvo
Io'ciock the menu Including esoalloped
oysters, shrimp salad fruit salad. hot
rolls. olives. pickles sherbert, cake
mint coffee bonbons.
There were these liyited guests Mes
dunes Frank Fnniz samuel Evans. Of
7 E4i1, g. NJ. Barnes ,. H. Blrford Hor-
Iacs sneei Frank Dale. Charles Fllsonl
TO- H. Fegan. George Biiiinsslty John
F.. Coteml charlcs Rllingsey a - levy
Y sp1frer. A. a. Huston Horny ASH J.
IN "1atol s. X. Nfn Voorhees, W. 81
spasl3ck. Fr4rt Host Fred c Van Duyn
I a. q. g. B.ltr ). j. naylnaker T. y.
8eland G. r. C0iicril. Frank Lucas. w
Ii Coyie. Fred Barde r. o. Barker, C
R HavlRhorst Charles Cunningham. T.
r. Leach. 4, n. Beadles. John Hatighorsl
w. A. Frns.er. Meicalf Of Kansas CITY
81 r. Morris. H. x. carlin. j. W. Nc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
THE THEATRE


Musical
1he National Grand Opera oompant
which comes 90 Gutirie tomorrow nisla
Is one OF the most brilliant companios 81
this country. Among the star artiss
are the Duchess Gertrude Dudley witt
"a phenomenal soprno voice. Miss Clan,
Mac Hummer. colorature soprano VIII
SINGS in English. Frcnch. italian ana
German. George Jenkins. the famou
tenor; J. r. kuslae. basso who has
achieved wonderful success in iarg
repertoire of operas Mile Rose sioar6i
yiolinlst. whose briniancy has attracted
the entire world aud others Ia Faust
"Parslfai" Aida" etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Ware TAXES a Tumble to Himself
Special TO Daily Leader.
Pawhusks. okla. Feb. Sd. A. Ware,
one Of the reservations most prominent
intormarried men. found It necessary, on
account OF having been compelled to pay
SO mapy promissory notes. as security,
to 20 before Commissioner Yates and
take an oath that he win never sign an
othr note as security. Mr. Ware has,
on numerous occasions. faced death as
an ofiicer OF the law. unhinehlngly. but
could not refuse to sign a friends note.
This moral step is the first Of it's kind
ever taken by a citizen OF the reserva-
tion-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

vice from PawhuslSa to Foraker, n sid
ing twenty-five mines southwest OF this
place, Monday OF next week. The road
will be completed into Arkansas City by
Feb 25. The round house and machine
shops have been comIleted and a divi-
sion point viii be estabiished here just
as soon AZ the road reaches Arkansas
City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Neal. +. y Lille, Stewart. j, J Hii-
drcth. r. M Ross, Charles Greer, Frand
II. creer, Jack Morris, a. o. Farquhar-
son. Fred Byers, w. y. Herod- j NJ Nc
Connen. Robet sohlberg. Charles Fur
Rhodes. upd Misses Letaa Pentecos.,
Gertrude Pattson, Kate sehneli, Ida
NibacS and Ethel orner.
The Acorn club held the regular
Thursday afternoon meeting az the club
rooms this week. The pleasure Of the
meeting was added to by the presence
OF two guests. Miss Valentine. OF Ben
nlngton, Vermont. and Miss Bishop. The
meeting next week viii be held az the
library club rooms The program AZ Civ
en during the afternoon follows;
Roll caliQ Quotations from Lady OF
tho Lake"
"sir Waiter Scot, as Poet" Mrs W.
w. Ruckn
"Reign and Character Of James W
Mrs. Robert Craig.
Review--''1.ady OF the Lake Mrs. j..
II. iamllL
iAe lhuith OF lFlHiNy fnNltH nave tH-
gaKed the Elks' new club rooms and
VIII Hiye Colonial party on the even
eniug OF Thursday. February 22. George
and Martha Washington will be th 're
81 costume. and number OF the young
lady members OF the different social Gets
viii dance "A minHet. There viii be mu-
steal numbers and a luncheon. The ai-
fair w'n doubtless be one OF the mos
interesting and enjoyable events OF thl
casou.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Doa Porter. Of Wichita,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. A. stnson
at III Ens; Noble. The funines wer
formeriy neighhors az Wichita. and th
present v'sit WIN, no doubt proye pro-
.nc Of enJoyment-
Miss Hazel Colbum entertained tho
sarcencsca club On mos. pleasant
manner Thursday evening nr the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Charles Cunnmgham Mics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

They never gripe or siei5en. but cleanse
and strcnsthen the stomach, liver any
bowels. This is the universal verdlft
OF the many thousands who use De-
Wits Little Early Risers These
famous litue pills relieve headache. con-
ktipation, biliousnesa, iaundice, torpid
liver sallow complexion, etc. Try Little
Early Rlsers. G. H. Rcnfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
DEMOCRATSWILLFEAST
BRETHREN FROM
OVER TERRITORY
.OSAGENATION HAPPENINGS
Agent Ret MilIard's Bond
Not Yet Approved.
Democrats to Banquet.

OcmOrFdts 10 banquet
Special to Daily Leader
Pawhuska, okla, Feb. 9.-InVitations
are now being sent out over the reser-
walton and territory by the democrats
Of Pawhuska. for banquet, 10 he held
in the opera house here on the evening
OF February 20. Prominent speakers
win be present and this banquet. while
the first Of It's Kind ever held upon the
reservation. will be very swell affair
and promises 20 be largely attended.
The democrats outnumber all other po-
litlcal parties upon the reservation at a
per cent of 100 Ia S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

fdesdames Frartz ard Filson Entertain
At Delightful Musicale.

quite the most enjoyable event of the
week was tho musical given Thursday
evening at the Mansion house on East
Noble avenue Wy Mrs. Frank Frnntz
anc Mrs Charles F.lson The guests
were invited 10 meet Mrs Samuel Evans
Of Enid who Is a guest of Mrs Frantz,
and most talented musician. Mrs.
Evans possesses voice OF charming
sweetness. with brilliant technique.
Another interesting OUT OF town musi-
elan who took part In the musicale was
Miss Carhert. % Trcptoa. Mo. who ls
here visiting Secretary and Mrs. Charlie
Fison. Miss Cafhart Is an accomplished
pianist, and her singing Was also mach
complimenicd
Ia lhe receiving Iine were Mr. ana
Mrs Samuel Evans OF Enid Mrs.
Frank Frantz. Mr Orvne g. Frntz.
ana Secrenrs end Mrs Charles Filson.
AIRS. Evans wore a styli h prlacess gowa
OF pink satin. with lfrdesccnt tFim-
mings. Mrs Franiz looked her gracious
dainty ssf 10 pretty gown OF Alice
blue siik. Win lace irmminga Mrs
Fiison YVES handsome and stately in a
pretty chiffon oyer silk. with tiny pink
rosebuds scutcreG over the bodice.
A buffet luncheon was served in the
dining room The only nor4i decoration.
used We're pink and wnl.t 3rn1tiols
with fern fronds IN tan vases of1elrareli
cut crystal, placed about the larior'
aud music room
The program given during tha even
ing follows
Music Adlefss .orshesfia- Mas Tow
ers sRrof Ilriekson. Dr. Fprrow. OF,
zlmmerman and Alfred Adler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE
Wheat y higher.
Corn unchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat q higher.
Corn * lower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat IS higher
Corn is lower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
| SEASONABLE WINTER. WEAR
at Substantial Reductions
a Medleyof Bargains in Mems
Merchandise.

PROFIT MAKING must be sacri-
ficed to the grim necessity Of
stock reduction during this sale.
ALI conditions are secondary to
our determination TO price high
grade goods at figures that will
help uS reduce stock for our
Spring nerchan disc 1T is hard
ly necessary, we believe, to waste
space in praise of our merchan-
disc. We feel that the mere an
Houncement of price reduction
will be reason sufficient for men
who want to take advantage of
this sale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

WANTED-A white girl to do general
housewors Encuir. az $40 East Spring
er avenue. A. G. Hixon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

win Exte-d Trai- Service.
Special 10 Daily Leader.
Pawhuska, OKLA. Feb. 9.-The Ailaand
Valley railroad win extend It's train SER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

INV OAeA-A@4A4Nf' W ACiF'
zone O'Clock Quotation)
March, s10.Tt
May. Sl094.
july. s1l.o5-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

SOCIAL cALENDAr.
FRIDAY.
Entire NoNs club meets IN Afternoon
with Mrs. ]. J. Hildreth.
Miss Hagar gives pupils recital ir
evening at residence on East clcvolan'
avenue.
Misses Helen jenkins ana Kate NIL
lilsan give piano recital in The eyeulni
al The Ross conservatory Of music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

VAL eAssn e At asnFao,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
NeIIe catherIne eunyan.
national EsdsratIon.

National FEDERATION.
President-Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker
Denver. Col
General federation recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Lila Day Monroe. Topeka
Kan.
General federation corresponding sec
retary-Mrs. Tom O. Chambers. Okla
honaa City.
Territorial FederatIOn.
FPresident-Mrs. a. G. Scott, stssi-
water.
First vice president--Nrs Riddle,
Chiokasha.
second vice presideut--AIrs. Lsdbet-
ter Ardmore.
Recording seoretary-Mrs. p. r. Ring'
Newkirk.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Ray
saltwater.
Treasurer-Mlss Maude Decou, Alva.
Auditor, Mrs. Il. n. Clark, Pawnee.
City Federation.
President Mrs. W. A. Frasier.
Vice president. Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary, Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. William Blmeoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

WALL PAPER At srnsRo's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09
CATTLE.

Chicago. $4,000 steady.
Kansas City $4,000. steady.
Omaha 1900, steady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Miss Hazl Cohun entertained the
saracencsca club m q mos. pleasant
manner Thursday evening nt the rcsi-
dcnce of Mrs Charles Cunningham. Mics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Chicago. 1000. steady.
Kansas City, 1000 steady.
Omaha 1000. steady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Fred - Sparks came over from ponct
City on the morning train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Mrs. WIN stiles returned to Crcs.
cent City on the afternoon train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

Mrs. Ida c. Beck. Of Ei Reno who
was in the @ty Yesterday looking af-
ter the interests OF the Rebckah lodge.
returned home on the afternoon train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

list. win assist the pupils Of Miss Hagar
who give "A piano recital this evenink
at her residence on East Cleveland ave
nue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

j. w aionfort q Ava Is here tor
few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-09

a. A. Gist. night ticket agent for tho
Santa Fc has been transferred 70 shaw
nee where he viii take charge Of tho
chief clerks office.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01

regarding the care, propagation and
been connected with the nursery bust
ness for many years and is considered
one of the best authorities on hOrti-
culture in the northwest. To deal with
such a man means to secure at reason
able prices, absolutely the very finest
stock, prompt shipments and complete
satisfaction in all ways.
We recommend our readers, whether
in the market for nursery stock at pres
ent or not, to write Mr.. Kruger for his
catalogue and to read carefully therein
his articles as to the proper care of
their orchards and fruit trees. This
catalogue is free and full of informa
ton for the orchardist or small farmer
who desires to set out a few trees, and
ton of all who have read the same.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01
Kruger's Fine Nursery Stock

With this issue of The Ranch is start
ed the advertisement of Paul G. Kruger,
nurseryman and horticulturiSt, of North
Yakima Wash. Mr. Kruger is advertis-
ing a full line of nursery stock and at
prices as reasonable as can be secured
anywhere in the state or, in fact, in
the northwest. He issues a most com
plete and comprehensive catalogue,
which, besides giving prices and full
particulars on the varied classes of nur-
sery stock also gives full information
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01
Pianos on Easy Terms.

We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the ad, of Sherman, Clay e.
Co. This firm advertises pianos of all
the best makes and at prices most re1-
Sonable and terms the best that can be
secured in the northwest. A piano or
organ makes home life more enjoyable
and a course of instruction for the son
or daughter better enables him or her
to enter a social or business life. Write
them for catalog and terms.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01

Looking from all points of view we
are not likely to have period of de-
preston in the cattle line this fall. In
the feeder line the one great element
to be taken into account is the ability
of the corn-belt finisher to absorb them
as fast as they go on. 1t has been a
critical time in the corn belt on &C
count of the dry weather but recent
rains have helped things materially.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01

Don't Forget that we handle large
quantities of Peaches, Plums, Apricots,
Apples and Pears Send us a trial ship
ment. Send for Stencil. We want only
first class pack and shippers. A. D.
Blowers tS Co.. Seattle, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-01

Instead of my usual notes on re-
storing soil fertility in this issue
am very much pleased to present the
following valuable letter from Prof.
C. V. Piper of Washington, d. G. Prof.
Piper is we'll known to the people OF
this state, having formerly been prof
essor of entomology in our State Col
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-17
9as Waieitie ybeater

BAT fir oiele @oHe niht 1ur wieoe,
elm neues. ionoern audi elm gang er'
celIentes Hrpgramm. &dnftler eriten
STANCES MAIDEN ibr Griheineu uno
uon Der Soee ausgebeno. baB Nb'
pedbelung oas bette unterbaltunaS'
uno &eismittel lift, bat oas Wanages
r1ert uieoer cine 10 uielieitiae Gu.
ianrneniteQuaa getrohen. oaB Sober
etuaa inoer uiro. oas ibut aefdGt
uno DaB oas Hrugrautm i'm @anSen
unbeoinat Nntlang finoenr .nuR. 9as
Maieftic Tbeater nit ieinen erittlaiiis
gen Darbietunaen uno ieinen bilIigen
Breiien 1T lbneQ in Der 8unit bee
Bublitums aeitieaen uno bic Ser
rpaltnrg bietet Nae8 auf, iiH bieiels
be III erbaIter1. Ser einer ar1ge'
nebmen Nbenb uber Wahmittaa per'
bringer nil. ber beiuhe oas Waie'
ftic Tteater. Gm Mittpuh inoet
cine Spuuenir.M at inee ftatt.
5eoe Dame erbdlt einen bibihen
3IMenteuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-17
NlerIet.

- Nm Sgnntaa nabHllttda lit un'
ter aroBen Teierlihteiten Der 8runo'
itein sur Stride bes 6eilieen 6er5ens
eeleot moroen, Die auf BroIpect 6tn
erbaut uiro.
BrDminente He9er baben elns
S%erIammlung abaebalten uno in Nn'
betraht Der 9atladae, oaB ibren Ral'
ieneenDiien oiele Der bier beganaener
Gerbreben aur 9ait gelegt peroen.
beIhloHen, ibre gdtigfeit our grntit'
teiun9 Der uebeltdter gu eeroDppelr
uno ourh Sirhen. Shulen, 9oges
etc auf lie einsumirten.
= Sn SEQ. 226 Ofts@ Commerce
StraBe piro Die finite Subftati0r
Der Bnit etabltert meroen, NIT 6. 5,
Brandon als BDriteber.
Die Blge Der S. & 9. &c.
! Uabn fomn1en jebt Inn 1925 nbenoa
bonn BORDEN an, anftatt um $50.
Der Bug, BET San Nntonto Inn 6
ubr abenos nah Dem 0oroen nbfah.
reno oertieB. fdbrt I'M $50 alb unit
Der Bug nad 2areoo UNI 9 ubr an'
fiat UNI $50 abenbs.
90 Die Nuro Stem 8raunfels
Qoenue unb Elm Teil Der Nuitiu
StraBe geidluffen miro. weil oas
u%mlieaenoe 2ano in ben BefiB Der
Regierung iberaeaanget lit. ldBt oas
guuntg bort cine rleue StraBe auss
legert uno m~aeaoamiiieren.
Sn Gem Sale oer Nlamo'0a
tipnals8 ane geaen bic Staot bat 9i'
ftrittrihter Selialon entihieoen. oab
lestere ale einaebenoen ridtdnoigen
Steuern 5urld5uleaen bat, biz Die
6uroerung Der Baut aetilgt 1T.
Das tuar einrnal Elm &egen an,
Samstog uno udbreno Der Nabt
gum Gonntae, Der benz 2anoe BON
unenblthem Wuben aemeien lit.
- Son Der vSnternatiunal Heua
Company" in Seem Oort erhielten mir
@artenlaube" s.. 46 unb AZ.
- Sid bexertbar MAIDEN 1T Der
babe @rfolg.
Was lid beimlih liebt. iuII fth
uiht idaaQeno taffen.
- Wanhe intereifiert in ibrem
Beruf nihts. oils bas Enhancement.
- Die r1eiiten Weniden nerurtei'
len oas 2Dtteriefpielen - aber erit
nam ben 8iebun9er.
Wanhe Weniben haben nur
ben einer gbraeia: upn ben 8adlteQ'
nern far aener6s eebalten au meroen.
- Sc 1T mertwiroig, oaB man
ME Wioeripruh finoet, tuena man
fida i'm gifer ielbit .gfelA nenut.
0atte Elm GROCER Wanrt niht
aud tleine Seiten, ea tuiiroe meniger
DON ibr1 Qereoet.
&c eiebt audi Bunoertinoer
oes @lids.
= Die bette Irsnei lit bas Ser
trauer, gum Mrst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-17
8uaaenhreG1crsIdie yitel.

Sn OeutfdIanSs Seer uno sslotte,
10 i9rei6t Die .8eutI6e gagesa.is
tuns,A TT man neaerbiugs bemiibt,
fremoe Nusbrafe our9 oeutf9e uno
b~reitipurig. ge5eidnunsen our@ eine
fa4ere gu erfeten. MdnGer gitel uno
man4e geaei4nuna, bic Fonft Sen be-
redtigten Spot bscausforoerten, fnb
perfdpunbsn unb baben anoern, ber=
tdnbigeren plat sema9t.
2eioer aber bat man in anoern ssal=
len Die bisber iibliden guten oeutfden
Worte onr9 fremos erIeBt, obne oab
Elm 5tpingen6er Gruno oafIr erfi9tli6
setpeien lpGrt. Wesbalb man BEN aus
ten RoBarat in einen 9eterinGr ums
tcanoeln muBte. tDnnen mir ni9t be-
greifen. pie 8e5ei9nune rRorps<
tabspet.rindr" lit taenfo 5unsenbredes
rifd pie ieltiam. Nun gibt es ober
TN 9sere nod cine 3iemIi9e MnSabl
anoerer Sitel. Die eeraoe5u mad Ser.
oeutidung unb 8ereinfa9ung 51reien.
Die nSntenoantur" piro man fi9 pors
laufis ia nod g%efaIlen laFen miifen,
obpobl cine CUTE bsutIde 8eaei9nnus
odflr pbne Gdmieristeit gefunoen
peroen fDnnte. Warum Tollte man
ni8t benie!ben @eg pdblen, ben MAJ,
BET Der Ginfi6rung oes guten beuts
f3en Mprtes r9efleioungsamt" ein>
gef9lagen Iata Gu4 Der 9ttel ST.
tretGr" ODER p@egitrator" mag pprs
Ednftg nod unentbebrli9 erfGeinsn.
Wds ion man aber beiipielspeife
gu Dem experimentation Sttel
SbermtlitGrintenbd poer
.Obsrmilttdrintenoantu
fdssn2 Spraalih iino beibe 8eoei4s
nangen gerobeou ungebeuerli4 uno
aud unperitanoli6. Die langen Sitel
BADEN aber aud cine 6eIonoert unans
nebmli4teit. Derben fe nGmli6 teles
grapbtrt, 10 toiten fe nidt flint, ions
bern 15 Pfennts.
sHkN1S%f2 = NnnkR &c., m
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SIM Nlter BON adtjig Sabren
itarb in Der Wdbe BON Boerre 5rau
Wargaretba 8oeqer, bic @ittme uon
Bbilipu $. DueQer. Shr @atte ge'
h6rte gu ben .~Dnrmitdotern" Die
fih in ben niersiQer Sabren in Der
06be nDu Buerne nieoerlieBen. Sic
mar inu. in Deutihlano NIT ihm
uerlobt aemeien. Gam ibn in 1858,
in Bealeitung ihres Shmaaers, 10.
8oeQer, iebt in Waring mOhabaft,
naf3 uno perbeiratbete fth balo nah
ihrer Nntunft nit ibn. Dor unae'
fdbr Iehs Jahren ftarb ihr Mann.
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@tm teranhhes Wnnser.

Scr. Us. 8. 6iu in Burpie. Teras.
bat innerbnlb eines Sabres 1ein &C.
nibt BON 80 auf $50 Bfunb gebraht.
St batte einen grdBlihen 0uften.
Ner5te glaubten, CT uiroe an
5hminoiudt fterben. nabu, Or,
Sings Neue embedding fir dminb'
luht uuo ueropppelte iein @emihi
nah Berbrauh uDn auDlf Jlafden,
@arantiert. 8u baben BET Goolpt
DreiB uno 81. gpbn & 60. so Cts,
uno $1.00. Brubefafhe frei.
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Gum sqlub bes Sabres.

9es Sabres grbe III 1T gefumr1en.
Sob frast mol manhes 9er5 betlommen:
.Wie miro oas neue Sabr nun iein?@
@irb's unbeil uoer Segen brinaen,
Sb Stiirme hrauien. rouh uno Nib.
Sb unfer MaQen tpiro gelingen,
OBJ uns Die Sonne IHdhelt milb.
Ter Beiiimit NIT fnf'rem Nrtten,
Siebt iberan MUIR rnbeil brob'u,
nno teinet @e8 es su nerhnten,
so tlar fih oieier aeiate ibon.
Der Optimiit lnbt ob Der Sorgen,
un0 hetRt tie, eili9 5u entHieb'n,
StetS bofft er auf elm heit'reS rWorgen",
8enn's ,Seute" BOlten aud um3ieb n.
@as in Der 8utunft ounflem shuoBe
nnS rubt, bleibt imme r unerbelt,
Die libten, tuie bic huntlen 9opie.
Wtan muB tie tragen. tuie es faat.
go toBt uns urutig nortuarts ifauen.
8ertrauenb auf bic eia'ne 8raft,
Die if'S, nuf bic mir miifieti bauer,
Die it's, bic nns bic @eee ibaft.
So fei bas neue Sabr tpiftommen.
Wag es oanu brin8en, mas eS mog,
@nS uuS oa8 .@eftern" bot genpmuleu.
Grfebt unS mol Der ndd5fte Tag.
Sas .Broit". bas mir benz iuneen Sabre
Nua uonem persen bringen bier,
Sci ridbt In Bun,h-nein-@ott betuabre
8ir ~brinaen's aus IN Zone Star Sier.
Dos Zone gtar Bter--su amten Berten
COILS uus ermuntern ieher Belt.
GO ion uns in Der Butunft itdrfen,
Nie's tat in Der Sergaugenbeit.
90 'ans' uns bies i'm @taie ihdumet
&ann man ben Stirmen tpieoerhehn,
uno bel benz eblen x0ne Star traumet
Man o Der 3ufunft. reid uno ihbn.