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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
MAIL WEIGHING RESULT.
AbiIene's Statistics as Gathered at
the POstOffice.

To more accurately ascertain the
work done by the various offices the
government officials instructed every
postoffice to keep account of matter
mailed, the time being from Oct. IL
to 10 inclusive. The records for the
Abilene Office have been made up and
is as follows: 1O,S6S letters, revenue
$22S.91; 1928 postal cards; GALS
copies of newspapers paid for atpound
rates; S,297 mailed free in county; 2OS
packages; SO97 pieces Srd class matteri
.14S pieces 4th class matter. The
total amount received being $SSO.SlD
1t kept the entire force busy secur'
ing these statistics and was especially
burdensome on Clerk Focht and AS
sistant Jones.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Stannard at Sunny
Slope was filed and overaowing with
the friends and neighbors this after
noon, who had gathered to pay last
tribute OF respect to the memory Of
their son, James. 1t was q simple
yet impressive funeral. Alarge num-
ber Of those present we're boys and
girls who had gone to school with
James. Rev. ]. Il. Price, pastor OF
the First Methodist church at Inde-
pendence, but formerly Of EmPOria,
spoke some appropriate words after
which Rev. F. C. Macurdy and Rev.
W. A. Parker made few remarks.
Mr.. Stannard, the father, came homo
from the City Of Mexico early this
morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
from Kansas
Will Be Used in Africa

A. E. Martin left today for Africa.
He will join DR.. H. Karl, W. Kumm
and party in England. They will
leave England early in December for
Northern Nigeria in the west central
Sudan. Mr.. Martins work will be to
have charge of a missionary farm
colony as superintendent under the
Sudan United Mission, an interde-
nominational organization with coun'
ellis in England, United States Cana
da and South America. He took with
him some alfalfa seed and some prize
corn from the fair which he will plant
in Central Africa and show the natives
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Party for Miss Cobb.

Saturday evening Miss Eunice
Curtiss pleasantly entertained about
thirty young people at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. NJ. R. JolIey on Vine
in honor Of Miss Alice Cobb Of Salina'
A unique guessing contest and game
OF forfeits were the amusements. A
dainty lunch was served. Table dec
oratlons we're pink and white carna'
tions making very pretty effect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
LION "PRINCE" WAS LOOSE.
Parkerville Had a Scare When II
Happened.

happened.
There was ripple Of excitement In
Parkerville last night which lasted
about twenty minutes. During those
twenty minutes Prince big Nubian
lion, which should have been on the
inside of his cage looking out was on
the outside looking in. An attendant
careIessly left the cage door unfast-
ened and in moment or two looked
up and saw the big beast creeping
toward a Shetland pony picketed near
by with the evident intention of max
ing the said pony the piece de resist
ance Of a banquet served for one. The
alarm was sounded, dozen men re
sponded armed with long irons ant
the lion was driven under wagon
A long strip Of canvas was hastily
drawn about the wagon, an empty
cage backed up and in few minutes
the big beast was once more on thu
inside looking out. Now timid resi-
dents in the south end Of town are
fastening doors and windows securely
at nightfall and will breathe easy onc'
more only when the show has left or
its winter tour OF the south.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Deed Held Invalid
Given by Aged Father

ward, with the proviso that the deed
should not become operative until
after his death. The boys sold the
farm to Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Crowell left
four other children, three Of whom
gave quit claim deeds, the children
Of the other one who is dead claimed
an interest in the land which the
court allowed, making the deed in
valid. amounting to one-twelfth the
value Of the farm there being five OF
them, each is entitled to one sixtieth
Of the farm which will probably
amount including value Of crop for
three years $40 each.
Mr.. Miller will lose nothing as he
is protected by warranty deed and the
two sons of Mr.. Crowell will settle the
claims in full.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Weather for October.

Temperature-Mean maximum
1928; mean minimum, At; mean, 69.7
maximum, SO, date End; minimum
97, date 2sth; greatest daily range
-4S. date 10th,
Precipitation-Total, 2.47 inches
greatest in "a hours, LIZ inches
date LIST.
Number Of days-rainy, 8; clear ~
partlo cloudy, s; cloudy, B.
Dates of-Killing frost, 18th anc
.QSth; thunderstorms, l, 8 and 7.
Remarks-Unusually warm octo
Der with precipitation abundant tol
this time Of year. G. F. WAGNER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07

ENTERPRISE, Nov.1.-Andrew Mills,
son Of Frank Mills, living . mile south
Of town, committed suicide last even
ing by hanging himself to the rafters
Of the hay NOV and jumping through
. trap door,
He had worked in the fields during
the afternoon and when he did not
come to supper search was made and
his liieless body was found. No rea-
son for his strange deed can be as
signed except mental trouble. He
4seemed as cheerful as usual at noon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
DR.. A. G. Eyth Dies
Suddenly Of Diabetes

Mrs. j. A. Flack, Abilene.
MIR. Eyth was highly respected by
all who knew him and numbered his
friends by the thousands. He was
the soul Of kindness and Of honor and
his business relations were always
conducted with strict regard for fair
ness. His family life was inspiring and
his death will be widely mourned in
the county. No citizen stood higher
or had wider acquaintance.
Funeral services were held at Enter.
prise this afternoon, Rev. DIR. Blayney
officiating. Many from Abilene at
tended and the Enterprise business
houses closed In respect to the memory
Of the deceased. Burial was at Entt r.
prise cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07

District court adjourned this after
noon until the regular term in Janu'
ary.
The following divorces were grant
ed:
Charles K. Rush from Dollie NJ. who
was given her maiden name Of Dollie
NJ. Hammond. Grounds desertion.
John A Steelsmith from Maud N.
on charge Of cruelty and desertion.
Charles F. Van SAINT was given judg'
ment for costs against W. A. Martin,
ct al.
In the case Of Mathew A. Miller vs..
Clara Humrich, ct al. judgment was
given defendants. This case has
quite an interesting history. Some
years ago the elder Crowell, living
north Of Solomon, decided 100 acre
farm to his two sons, Dave and Ed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07

Adolph G. Eyth, one Of the early
residents Of Enterprise. died SATURDAY
evening at his farm east of that city
after q short illness Of diabetes. He
had been seriously ill but one day.
and his death came as shock to
many friends. Mr.. Eyth came to
Enterprise in 1868 and as druggist,
creamery manager and farmer had
made large place for himself in the
community. He was a member OF
the Masonic fraternity (S2nd degree
and Shrine) and Of the A. 0. U. W.
A wife and nine children survive him.
The children are: Gus, in CALIFORNIA;
Lewis, Edward and Julia at home
Mrs. Diekelman, Enterprise; Robert
Adolph and Mrs. Freeman at Topeka
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Especial Notice,

Owing to the increased cost of paper and changes
in postal rules the WEEKLY REFLECTOR will be
sent at the following rates after January I, 1908;
To subscribers. INSIDE DICKINSON COUN-
TY, $1oo year paid strictly in advance or within
the year; $t.25 year if not paid in advance.
To subscribers receiving mail OUTSIDE DICK
lNSON COUNTY, within the United States, Sligo
a year in advance
To subscribers in Gambia and foreign countries
$2.so year in advance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Street sprinkling About Over.

The contract for sprinkling the
business district has expired and un'
less q new agreement is reached the
town will go dusty. The West Third
and North Buckeye contracts do not
expire until Nov. 18th.
The city should hire a team and in
conjunction with the street work
should sprinkle the streets. Someone
should make a move in this direction.
Other towns are doing the sprinkling
that way now.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
An Enterprise Boy
Takes His Own Life

and his parents cannot explain his
act. The body was taken down by
the boys younger brothers.
The Mills family formerly lived
near Abilene and Andrew was en-
ployed by J. B. Wartield and others in
that vicinity. He was large for his
age and a good-natured and likable
boy. He was the last person one
would think inclined to suicide. The
coroner came down but it was moi
thought necessary to hold an inquest
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
CAN PAY TAXES NOW.
Treasurer Is Ready to Take tn
Money.

County Treasurer Morse Is taking
in the 1907 taxes. A number OF per-
sons offered to pay last month but
Nov. l is the date when 1t commences
Several tax receipts were issued today
and the payment will continue rapid
" all this month. people seem in
more hurry than usual to pay taxes y
said Mr.. Morse today. "Guess they
have more money than they know
what to do with"
The amount received today was
Al 1858. 90, which is pretty good be-
ginning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Another Teacher for West Side

The board Of education held its
monthly meeting last evening and
transacted routine business. The
usual bills were allowed. It was de-
cided to employ an additional teacher
for the West Side. There are 1926
pupils attending school there and
with SO many grades four teachers
are necessary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
MONEY is EASIER.
Chicago Is Shipping Currency ana
Conditions are Frightening.

Au Abilene hank received tele-
gram today from Chicago saying that
shipment Of several thousand dollars
in currency had been made and that
more will follow. The conditions in
the east are much improved and it is
considered that in short time the
old situation will be resumed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
HIT BY ENGINE.

Santa Fe Section Man Seriously In.
jured.
The Salina Santa Fe engine last
Tuesday hit a section man, E. P.
Eads, and knocked him off the track,
causing serious injuries. He was
standing on the main track and the
engineer thought he would get out oi
The way. He became confused and
was hit by the side Of the engine. The
injured man was taken to the hos
pital at Topeka for treatment. His
home is In Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
DISTRICTS NEED NOT PAY.
Agricultural Chart Fake Is Thrown
Out of Court Here.


Out of Court Here.
District court was in session again
Tuesday.
One case was that Of the agricul-
tural charts which were sold'to many
districts Of the county. One district
was sued by the Peoples bank OF
Chapman which bought the orders
The company claimed that supt' Nc
Cormick has endorsed the chart; he
testified that he did nothing OF the
sort. The case was thrown out Of
court by Judge Moore and it is un-
likely that any of the districts can be
made to pay.
o. L. Thisler was granted new
trial in his damage case against the
u. P. R. R.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
what real crops are.

what real crops are.
The object Of the work is to evangel-
ize, educate and develop the nativesi
instruct them in in improved methods
Of agriculture, the use Of tools and
machinery; to introduce new plants
and crops, etc.i thus 1t is believed en-
abling the natives to escape the
famines which now sometimes pre-
vail there. The purpose is, when any
Of the subjects Of the projected colony
are sufficiently educated and estab-
lished in Christian life and character,
to send them back to their own tribes
and people.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07
Special Notice

Subscribers outside the county may, until Janu-
ary l. 1908, renew their subscriptions for as long
period as they wish in advance Of that date at $1oo
year. This offer is also open to new subscribers.
After that date all outside subscriptions will be on
basis of ST. so year. Subscriptions in foreign coun-
tries and Canada will be taken until January I, 1908,
5000 year and may be paid as far in advance as
desired
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-11-07

The James Stannard Funeral.
Emporia Gazette: The home oi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
SaS NdJillcipn.

Der &ailer bot 0oS Nd)illeion &c
toltit. &ctn aollf lpic lonIt luobl Der
Sonolibcripcrb zines Siirltcn. Gan;
'd,Iidt, mic Gin @iir9erSmom ocr'S
81 ctlpoS gcbroht bat, ioll Der &oiicr
gcIagt baben: CT bate germ in miloC=
rem &linla, inter freunolidcrcr
Sonte, ais lie nm einmol Der 0eltt.
ld)c Scn6 %oufbrin0t, Elm 9%clibtbunl,
noS cilcn Observation-Disclosures
alico lcincr 6omiIic Tltbe, StiQc,
Sd)onbeit bietcn fonntc. =. Gin left
luntcr @onbcl lit oicicr pl0bIihc Scr.
forlf. Inns gleid) 81 ioocn: eS f0n.
men lid bielc horon mo Ooriibcr
frellen. Die beutlben EutriotclL Die
ibrem Soiier oltd) ollBerbolb 0cttid.
lono's cinen ld)0nen Sled Sriib.
~liltg@croe g0nncn. Die Oeltrcidcr,
bic ibrc ieiniinnioe ,unb 0iitioc Soi-
lerin Glilnbctb NIT tbeilncbntcnoen
8e0ottcn pcrinlgt bobcn in oaS 2cio
ibrcr %Ginlomfeit oltf Dem 6elien &or.
ms, 100 inter Hoienbilifen cit
WornnorbiIb ocs ocmoroctcn ein5igen
SobncS bic lpcltiliidtiNe gefronte
Whlttcr griiBtc. Gie pcrniinitiocn
@ricd)cn, Die iold' ticier @riif oc2
9clltldcn aoiierS IN icil1c Trinot.
Sdotlllle enogiiltig mobl bon ser
orobenoen Shmoh befreit, cine
Spielboac, cine &loofc fir ben moro.
liidlen Cred Gltropo'S ollf ibrer lieb.
Iidcn SnieI Der YbGofen init AlbertS
geldmiidtem Hoilbfels confllrriren
81 ieben. Die Stiaen mo ,Snnerli.
d)eit bel ms 5lt 2onbc, ocnen eS al
lpcilet 81 picl ipriroe oeS 8runfeS
uno Der rouldenoen 5eItc int off.
Siellen Ccutiflono, u1o bic ictt III
Milbelm Dem 3ipeiten mieoer 0en
itorf romontiiden 3lig finoen, Der
Den bol0en W1rd)en Der Gntife III,
orotgt. Geun i'd CLAUDE, man tb0te
Dem Goiier itnred)t, ipelllt man be.
boltptcte, Die mpcralcihlidl bcrrlide
Gage oeS Ad)illeionS nit cinem 9lid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

0enn oi6ten beiBt: mciBeIn onl
berrliden Ban,
Grin Ole @eiiter Der Gufcl chit
iuobnen!
60 6ob' id olS @}onn uub oils
9eutidcr gctbon,
0oS bleibt mein Gubnt oltr6 Die Sci.
ten;
MoS fi6t @lid 0a sic Grinnerung ott
Nn flcinlide MehIdlihfcitcn?
&or ienen reuben Gogcn i'm MGr5
Sot mon6cr Sieb g~ciciicn
Wtein Sang ipor Gltcr llnO @ltet
mein Ser5,
Gin 2unlp MIR fann'5 pctgeIien!
Snt MorlnortempcI, bliitbenlln.
lollbt
Sit i6 I'M grie6ii6cn @orten
llno bcbe mein leioenSlnii6eS Sortpt
limo mill ben 9aiier ertpdrten.
gtidt oe%mutbbebcno mo i6nlmerlid.
itol5en SinnS mill i6 ipred)en:
n @iGfommen, nlein aoiier, id griiBe
did,
nSier iolit Oh Stolen brehen!
nSier bliiben Der rotDen Toien 10
Diel
.o3miidcn GDpreiien mo Gi6cn;
n0ier mortet Elm 9idtcr I'M Grill,
o9u ioait Die Son6 inn reifcn.
y On ioait poleuoen nit 9fitteriium
o%llnter bcaeniider Sonnen
Gas Wert, Oos cine Sailerin
81 Itol5, mic DIT bcgonncr.
Sic bot mir in bonteriider Mclt
Sin Sbbo6 ongeboten
limo bod mein 9iloniB uufgeIteat
oglm Sells Der &orfiotcn.
Sees SiioenS 8inO licgt mir i'm
Soar,
,GS rogen sic Gppreiicn -
v9od, aoiier, Dab i6 Gin 9cut-
der mar,
SOS bob' i6 c pcrgciien!"
Or. u. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

ler Se5iebung fonu ullo nntB man
ibn feige nno mut9lo& nernen. SIN
@ergleif nit Oenr3 ugenOboften lit
er ein 6eiger.
ReIigiort, geiunoeS moraliides @es
fiibL, getpuBtiein getpilIcnbafter
8flidterfiiaufg3un0 b0bere @eiIteS.
biIoling per0en intnier Die beIten
Sdpubmittel ge9en iofde ge!ualtige
Iltiregltn9en observation-disclosures biIocn.
uno Den Menihen in Den aitgcnbIi.
den oes StlrmeS Dor iener %trouri.
gen 8erirrlin9 beiuobren bon Der Der
Menidenfreruno idaltoerno unb ett-
riiItet ieine 9lide we10et. Sober
Selbitmor6 lit 5nrcdenbor, iniofcrn
er aus 2eidtiinn, 2ieoerlidfcit mo
.@ottIoiigfeit uno nidt in 6olge oll.
m6flider o6er ploblider geiitiger
Notwithstanding beritrIod1t
ipltroe, Oenn vBriniipiis obitol"
Geu. 6otber SenrD Berg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

belfcn. IS lit abcr nift BLOB Der @c.
lang; oiIf alien @cbietcn Der Mlliit
ltebcn Die 2%eiitundcn Der 3eutidcr
bcruorrogen0, ia cin5iq in ibrcr Nrt
IA. 0ic 0tiliif Itclt iid ais cin rel.
Dies @cbict ocs oellti6en @cmiitbSlc-
bcna Our. @emiitb! Weldcs anocrc
&olf b6ttC eincn iprudllifen gllss
0rlttf 6ufiir, mo 0ua benefit e6en,
Oob Oo3 o@emiitb" nidt oo it, ionIt
butte mon cincn Nomcn oofiir gcilln-
ben. SdaffcnoC MeiIter, groBe un0
qr6Btc; GonOid)tcr, Gid)tcr in (oncl,
mclhc Notion 60tte ibrer mcbr, ais
Die Ocutidlc? Bad, SGn0cI, @llld,
@upbn, Nio}art, 9%cctbopcn Sdubcrt,
=. 10. b. @c6er, Wenoclaiobn Sdlt.
mann, Mcpcrbccr, Mogner, 0rabmS
NM 10 piClc Nn0crc bubcn ate Nut-
tlIngcn ult0 StDliOrmcn Der Cont
tunit bcren oft nltr id)podc Nni0nge
bon oct Stolicucrn iibcrlicicrt MIR.
ben, 81 potter Nliit6c Cntfaltct un0
iitr INNER ieIt bc9ritnoet, 0oB tic IN
cnigcr lmpcrncIfIid)cr Sd0nbcit
fortlc6cn. Ncr bat IN Nmerifo Der
Wuiit Den 9o0cn gcidQffcn. ben
Stnn fiir Niuiif gcucdt mo cntluif-
felt? Die 9euti6cn unO sic Nnlcri.
fnncr, 0ic lid in 9clltihlono i6rc mll-
lifoliidc 9iloun9 0cbolt. User Bat
ben @cion0 Gepilcgt, bic Soll9. mo
&ummcrmltiit gepilc0t? &orcn bic
mciitcn Wiuliflcbrcr 0c9 Snn0e9 nidlt
Gcltti6c? Ncld)c Station bat bic
mciitcn Wtitglic0cr unicrcr SrdcItcr
0cIiCfcrt? ltnb mclAcr 9totion gcbG.
rem bic &eitcr mnicrcr grobcn Nrdc.
tier, Die bahnbrcd)c10cn mlllifoIild)cn
6iihrcr on: Elm Gorl Ncrgmnnn
E6cooor SGomoS, @cridc, 9tifiid,
Sci0cI, Eoncr uno 10 picle NnOcrc?
Modjt oQc3 9tidJta, Die Iclltid)cn
iilro nidt mniitoliid). Sic bobcn
itanOi0c 0pcrlL nift bloB i'll Den
8rob, %Ion0crn olld in Ocn Erooilt-
5i~olitG6tcn; sic 6ctr0d)tlihcn Spicr
oofiir brin0cn bic unmuiifoliiAcn
0cutidcn mobl MIR, mcil cS Wooc lit,
nidt ctlpo, neil ibncn sic Wtlliif Elm
@cr5cnSbeoiirinib lit. Sic iinO ia III.
mtiitoliih!
So, in cincm &injs mo &unlts@c.
birn ipicgCln lid sic @counfcn ilbcr
Oiuiif DIT rchtluunocrIi6. 0bnc OltrdJ
Sudtcnntniiie beloitct ST. icin miro
mttbig 0'rouf los geid)ricbcn mo
bcrltnter geriiicn. 3lm 2ohcn! Die
Fluuocrci, bic bel &i6t bcicbcn, gar
feline Ylouberei g%cmprbcn, lit cigcnt
lid lang gcnuG, nbcr cine &Icinigfcit
ioa bod nod cr5GbIt mcr0cn. &or
ciniGcn @odcn 0obcn bic @crrcn
NM Sllthcion int Yeubo.
bpi Snltitlt Elm Gnicmblc .Gon5crt, IN
0cnl audi cine 0cor6eitung 0cs Nieis
itcriinacr-GoripielS fir 5iuei alnpic-
re BON Sutdeion sum Sortrog fam.
9lm nGdIten Gage ihricb Elm oariti-
nic uMeiItcriin0cr" icicn Gin
Gbcil oc@ @oNncr'idcn Sling Oca
9tibclun9cn!" @cr MIR cinen Sfim.
BON DEM Mugncr'iden Sling"
bat, mciB, bob iid) Oericlbc aus Dem
%oro6cn0 yHbcingolo" II. Der n@oI.
nSicairico" mo Der o@0ttcr-
o0mmcrunG" 5liiommcn lett, Ole
oWteiitcriin9cr BON Nilrnberg" NIT
ocm bieoeren Son@ Sod3, Der boIOcn
Gpn Dem franfiideu Sitter @olter
pom Stol5ing ltn0 0%rolliGen Nndn1el
lcr - Gin Sbcil Der yNibellln0cn."
&onn man idlimmer bcrcin fallen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
(Tiir Den oSountaes GOrrcipcnocnten ~
Ginige @coanfem iibcr Den Sclbits
mur0,

SiHiJt VtpuNitN HuNl uNH Stlut
murO.
Scne fir unierc 0cgrifie enticblid)e,
grnuenuole Sbot, ourd) ipeld)c eill
Wtcnih icinen 2ebenata9en gclualts
Jam Elm S3iel ieBt, - Der SelbltmorO
- Den mir ols elm grobcS Gerbrehen
gegen ole religioien uno morolii6en
8eiebe 81 betra6teu qeluobnt iino,
unO Der Die ein3i9e Siinoe lit, Die
nlan nid)t mcbr bereucn fam erfiiqt
Ocnno6 ieoeS nlIr einigermoBen enl-
pfinoiome Ser5 init einenl gar ei9en-
tbiimliden @efii9le 0cs WitleioeS
nit 0enl lln9liidlid,en, Dos iif nit
icllent oeS Nbld)eucs uno Der iittlis
den Gntriiitutg miift, meIdes cine
iold)e Sbot notblpcnoig peroicnt.
Wenn mir obcr oft binobiteigen
fonnten IN ben itiIlen gebeimniBpol.
len Shodt zines observation-disclosures
nnb Den 3uitono oelielben crfcnnen,
Die Sriebfcoer elmer iol6en grollcll.
baftcn @onolung ieben fonntcn, eS
miir0e lid oieieS @efiibl ni6t ielten
sum ber5liden @coaitern eineS Iols
heit llngliidieligen itei9erll, itno 10
mandeS menIhenfrernolife ScrS
miirbe b%etlo9en, nift friiber bon Der
trourigcn Gage oeiielben oelpuBt SIT
boben, I'M Orrd Sbeilnobme, Croft
uno Siilfe cinem 10 i6redliden per-
5iueiflun9SpoIlen Gntihluiie 5ltoor.
5llfommer, ipie man boS offers 10.
ren fam, menn bic eigentliden Wto.
the zines SelbitmoroeS befonnt
meroen.
6reilid), mobl trogen bier5u ebenlo
oft Seihtiinn, 2icoerlidfeit, @ottlo.
Iigfeit ODER moroliid) ihleftc Eriu.
5ipien ooS ibri9e bel, mas zines lol.
den llngliidlihen uniere 1beilnob-
ME 5luor minocr ipiiroig, obcr iein
entieblidcS @ci6if nid)t peniger
traltrig modt. @enn obcr cine ipl.
he ei1cne Sdulo nidt ~porbonoen,
oielnlehr iih cine Tcibe ser lpioria'
item Sdidiolc, Der ihmer5lifIten
gmpfinOun0cn ge9en ein Wenibeu-
leben formlid) 5t perifinoren ideint,
iino man Die Sicbloiigfeit uno SGrtc
monher Wcnifen erlpdgt, nit Der
nc eiilem l(n9liidliden be9cgnen,
robe nn0 nod Dem 1iiBeren Sbein
lid rid)tcnoe llrtbeil, ons oft Die Sic
fen zines e0lcren Ser5enS ourd).
Ihneioet, elmer ienen per5neiflunes.
pollcn Gage, no oos @efiibl bes
Sdmcr5eS, Der Grinnerung an bel
lere Sa8e, ucrlcbtcS Sdont- II. Chr
0efitbI, 6llrd)t Dor Sdonbe ltnb gnt-
ebritng, bier6lt nod 9offnungsloiig.
feit. Terlullcnbcit nrlb Siilfloiigfeit,
fplc allies ooS gIeid5eitig Elm Ser5 be,
ltilrnrt unb linnuernirreno feinen
flaren @coonfen mebr nuifommen
l1Bt, feline oerniiliftige, ,@ripG9utg
rlebr ntogllh mod)t, 10 fam man
bieroltS ollcroings ME unb nimmer
Die Sbot cntiduloiaen, bon Der oil
lein Der 8e0onfe oil @ott mo Self.
9ion, an feline Yflid)t fir iib unb
Inoerc abboIten lolte, ober Ole Be
ipeagritnoc erfl1ren, Die einen iolbell
ltnglildlidct III Den Too iogten, ipo-
bel olit nod iebr oft Der pbpiii6c
3ultono in Grmagiing fommen ioll-
te, ipenn mon alloers ben o~ffeibaren,
oltrd) fpillcnidoitlide llnteriudunaet
ldnait nndgemieiesten GinfllB eeltetl
ldBt, ben @litt. unh NerpenSnltonoc
oitf Den Menid)en ausiiben.
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MarhIanb 8bone 1887.
@uiabmS u. 6prb.
1eutfdber We~dtsduipaIt.

Nr. 26t Bis 200, GaIbert.0 ebdn6e,
SiooftGde Sabeitc' uni ct. 9auIsSfrabe.
Iraftistrf In alien Gtaafs. ifftb 9uroessUts
rinten. VrariS Dor ben, @nifeneeriubt cine
Gpe5idIifdt. @ne .aeriGfIt6eu 9ofuntenfe uuSs
~etferfiat. @riinoeiacrtbnm aefauft iffe her.
fantt.
lMpriIi2.1 &e .6aRl
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Iermiidtc Mnseigen.
Baltimore SranSfcr Gsmpasnie,
easoh.Gde eisbt. nns oombarb.e trabe.

Sansmbbef iranspprtirt nnS scrpa6t. bmni.
bniic nno Ftnetuns fir EteuitS uerhen iett fur
Die fomnenoe Cation ecbr6t. Snbrperfe uitb
Ereiie rc6t. <(52-)
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Q(tte Tcoerbcften.

Scr bbhite 9reis ipirS besabIt fir aIie Ne.
bern In ireeto fucI6cr Giantitdt. Waan fenoe
Yoiiinrte an z. G.. SfancS, Wr. Ga, Nprb.Gu.
tain. strnRc. 8eioe Telephone. (3-T&S)
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4oiulanS's tirfiide 8GSer,
Ganituble.Gsbdnbs, sOitautt seseH. siets often.
(Au122@ ftstgIfr.f
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Baltimore Ec1netcrn.

BArean: Granffin.glsa., Baltimore Il. Nsrfntr.
9egrdbniBpIdte sum Ncriauf - bon t2b on,
init Marr orpfolten Nabeeerenai $35 Ilat tlt
bier @rdber. Srete Benutnna Der 6apeIe thr
1ruueraottesoienffe. (Sunit6.1O