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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

einen Gstrag 5ur unterfu9ung Der
q g~elegenbeif bur9 einen Musi9uB
eizaehrant.
Rainen seb0rt benz nationalen gfes
prdIentanfenhaufe felt 1903 on. Gr
fDurbe 1860 in gorrDatpn, 50, gebos
rem, tpo er nit Musna6me Der 3eit, bic
CT Stubien balber auberbalb ieines
@eburtsortes berbra9te. aud INNER
gefpobnt. bat. Gr beaog, nahbem sr Bite
6ffentli9en G9ulen in garronton be-
fuht, bic Rnnr@Mfabemie unb bas
Rnor College gu @alesburg, Sn., To-
tDie bierauf bas Nmberit College.
MlaH., tpo er 1883 nit Der Mus3eidz
nung zines 8o4elors Of Mrts graz
buirte. 9rei Sabre fpGter perlieb inn
biefes Snititut ben 1itel zines Maiters
of Mrts. 8om nnionsM e6tszgpnege
IN gbicngo, an benz Hatnep bon 1883
BITS 1885 bic &e6te itubirte, urb no
Ct BET feinem 4tganse inter 30 2lafs
fensenpHen gum .Nalebietorion@ aus
geDdblt fparb. empftng or ben 9iteI
zines 8a9elors Of 2aps. Geitbem
ubte er in garroaton bic Mnipaltss
praris aus, nobel er feds Sabre lang
bas amt zines Maiterg Of gbaneer1
bon Greene Gountp perfob. aoinep
1T Witglis0 Der 9rosn Der Obj sell
IONS, ber &nigbts Of 9ntbias, Der
CTS unb Der MSobern DoDbmen, 10
pie Mitglie6 Der Mutual Brotectibe
2eaeue. Gr 1T Elm Mann pon umfaI.
fenben alIgemeinen unb grinbli6er
@edtstenntniHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

Sobn $. SpIrun, oifcntlifer go.
tar. @rilnoeigentum. Ngent fir
Eenfionsanlpriide. 3immer 8, Ct
Sames 9oteL Sit-Soulton StraBe.
geioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
O.. S. & e. q. [Soupt.Qiliel.

-, y. =. - VTuuP1-STtte7:
4nfnnft-
30. 9-@om Often. ......,7:35 bonn
$50. 7-&om Often. $500 na6rn
30. 10-@I Faio II. @eiten 500 iaad)m
Ibfabrt-
go. CT 8aio Ii. @elten 800 bonn
10. 8-gia9 Dem Often. ..11:40 BORN
@ictoria 9iuiiom, g. s. e g. q.
Iafltnft=
aoo. 8o2-enero, @ictoria, 1880 nadm
Abfabrt-
go. 3o1-guero. @ictoria, $50 bonn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
Aaineps Antraa i'm Aan[t

Die Traee hes a~lsfaufs oes Gteentbnnss Der
Yanamas0 eieuidaft.
Ourh bic SpeaiaIbotfdaft beg prdz
fibenten Gooiepelt lit bic Srase Iber
bic umitdnbe. inter tpelhen ieiner 3eit
Der Nnfauf bes Gigenthums unb Der
gere9tfame Der Derfradten frana0iis
f4en panamaz@efe1f9oft bur9 bic
Der. Staoten erfolgte, afut ~gefporben.
SIN 6aufe bat befanntlih Neprdfen@
tant 9enrp s. Mainep BON Sninois
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
g. 81. G. 81. q. gabn.

go. 1-5ouiton Ii. 5. aHfte 1920 nadlm
ap. 3-6ouiton Ii. 5. &iilte 700 bonn
go. 54-9on &errbile. Is. $50 oorn
go. 52-&errbiIe, Sonntag 500 nacau1
$50. 88-gso6 &errbi1e ZOO na6n1
Ibfabri-
SO. 2-5oulton Ii. 5. ailte $50 bora,
$40. 4@6ouIfpn Ii. 5. &iiIte 900 nadml
SO. 53-9}n6 &errbide. .4:30 nndlm
0o. 51-aerrbiQe, Spnlltag $50 pornt
$50. 87-gfa0 &errDiae ..7:05 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
Der italicnifd)e abrunfoleer.
Gia aetter fIeiaer sserI, ser eisemtIid) ,,td,tS
0afIr fnnn.

Dim menfdlidfen Tprehen einen
b~ieraulanbe Die &oifer urrb aDnige Der
olten Melt pobl tn ibren jiineften
@profen an, benin Die fDnnen ni6ts
bafiir, bab lire 8ater benz lieben 6err@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

Simple fir Gauidbrano, Mil-
oes 6euer (gladlee). Gum ger-
fauf BEL
Gnpples Grna Company,
1923 SO. Commerce ct. San 4ntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
@ictoria 9ipiiiun, g. $. & g. q.
81. s. & :. @ahn.

go. 4-g1a6 Dem Gorben. 1870 oorr1
vSlDer"-gfah Dem Nprben 900 nadnl
DO. 244-9ouiton etc. ..10:t5 nadlnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

Biberfofonien bauen BIB
gu 900 SUB Iange, 6 Biz 10 Sub bobs
DGmme ous aef@dl.sa 00lasrn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
IMinAGLE NUI ~ bE DENIED
Rabbi Enjoyed Laugh on skeptic Who
Had Thought to Put Him
ain Hole"

A story is told of Rabbi Widrewitz,
who is we'll known on the East side.
A recently arrived skeptic and cynic
came to see him once with case"
intended to put the reverend gentle
man up tree He called on the
rabbi at his residence on Henry
street and begged to be healed and
consoled.
Il suffer" said the skeptic, from
two maladies. ! have a great weak
ness--I cannot tell the truth, and that
hurts my soul terribly. And I have
lost the sense of taste in my mouth;
something is wrong with my tongue"
Mr.. Widrewitz studied the man a
moment, seemed to be perplexed, and
said: Come again tomorrow. 1t is
a difficult case. ] shall have to re-
fleet upon 1t. If God wills, shall be
able to help you"
When the patient returned next day
the rabbi brought forth pill he had
prepared told the doubly afflicted
man to open his mouth and showed it
in. The pill was OF considerable size.
Scarcely had the patient allowed it to
dissolve somewhat in his mouth than
he began to spit, with an expression
of the greatest disgust and exclaimed:
What do you mean? That's tar and
sulphur and kerosene you gave me.
Do you want to poison me? PhuN"
We'll, what are you making so
much noise about?" laughed the rab-
bi, with great heartiness. Hasn't
God performed miracle? You have
told the truth--it is really tar and
sulphur and kerosene. And you have
actually recovered the sense of taste
in your New York Press,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
HORSES WILL HAVE
TO BE BLANKETED
Law Concerning Horses Which are
Left Standing on Street VIII be
Enforced.

At the regular MT citing of the HUI
name society held Thursday
night at the Commercial club
rooms two matters of special
Importance were preached upon
the one having to do with the
appointing of special officer and the
other pertaining to the care of horses
left standing in the street, it being
decided to enfore the law which re
qpires that the horses be blanketed
AS regards the appointing Of 9
sreciaI officer nothing much was
done, it being thought best to leave ii
until another time when special meet
ing will be held, the evening set being
on next Thursday, December 16. The
appointing of new officer is made
necessary by the resignation of the
former holder of this position, John
Leindecker who had to give up the
work to attend to his duties as justice
OF the peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12

Read The Daily Gate City, 10
,a.,4~ oly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
The Legs Scared Him.

There" said the commuter in the
Grand Central station, pointing to a
robust colored man, lis good railroad
porter spoiled.
You see, he was on Pullman car
and was doing well until a man with
two wooden legs became passenger
in his coach. That night the traveller
put his artificial underpinning beneath
the berth he occupied. When Sam
came along to collect the shoes he
pulled out not only footwear, but also
three feet of leather tops and steel
springs, together with metal joints and
ball bearings. The sight SO worked
upon the superstitious fellow that he
fled in terror. He resigned his place.
Now he is handling baggage. New
York Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
A new MUSICAL
ORGANIZATION
The MUSICAL Glee Club Had It's Form.
alton on Last Tuesday Even
ing and Officers Were
Elected.
GIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
Best Talent Which Would Otherwise
Stay Hidden Will be Brought
Out in Practice to be
Held.

1.-THE Musical Glee Club new
musical organization which will soon
take it's place among the numerous
other such clubs and societies Of the
city, of that nature, and will have for
it, object, the bringing into promia-
ence those singers of Keokuk, who
otherwise would not have the oppor-
trinity of using their talent as vocal
musicians, has been formed.
The new glee club had it's founding
Oh last Tuesday evening, when fifteen
OF the city's best vocal talent met in
the office of DR.. Fred B. Smales and
decided upon the organization of such
a club. The matter had been talked
over previous to the meeting and al
though like many of the other musical
societies of Keokuk in number of
ways, yet it has many distinctive
points which will make it one of the
city's most valued musical clubs.
Officers Elected.
At the meeting on last Tuesday
evening, officers were elected and a
constitution and bylaws were drawn
up and at meeting in DR.. Smales'
Office on this coming Tuesday evening,
a. nine O'Clock, the same will be
adopted. Those officers elected at the
first meeting of the new club were
the following who will preside: Presi-
dent, Ed. S. Lotion; vice president,
john Nodler; DR.. Fred B. Smales,
secretary; Thomas P. Gray, treasurer;
Fred Dressed, musical director.
A meeting place will be found as
the newly organized club has a num-
her of excellent locations in view,
where business meetings can be held
and practice can be had.
The Musical Glee Club will be IN.
/ valuable in that it will ring out some
OF the city's best musical talent
/ practice can be had and instead oil
much hard drilling on the eve of q
minstrel, this force can always be in
reserve and from this fact alone the
| Interest will no doubt be increased
many fold. 1t is hoped to increase the
membership to $50 members and a
small fee will be required of each
member to meet all necessary ex
penses of the club.
The new org anization will have its
real beginning on next Wednesday
the fifteenth, and two months from
that date, the charter will be closed
on February Is.
+ Although no definite plans have
been made, it is thought that the new
Musical club will put on the base
4 ball minstrel this year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
An Untruthfui Liar.

IT wish you'd always tell me the
truth about everything" said the new.
ly welded one with sigh. I'D much
rather you would. Even if it hurt my
feelings I'd rather you'd tell me the
truth at once"
Why, dear?" asked the new hus
band.
Because said the bride with an
other sigh, you he 50 untruthfmllr.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
Furs

FURS make splendid gifts,
and we have a nice line of the
latest skins in the newest
shapes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
Suits, Coats, Dresses and
Skirts

We have handsome SUITS,
i COATS, DRESSES and
SKIRTS in late Fall styles for
those who desire useful, sensi-
BILE gifts.
These are stylish garments
which we offer at exceptional
values.
Our entire stock is new and
clean, and we offer everything
at prices that defy competi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12

Commissioners after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and the grip is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make it
real and rapid. there is no other tonic
so highly to be recommended as
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands so
testify. Take Hoods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
Attaining Friends.

The world will value you for what
you give. If you invite friends by
your manner, and are kind and cor
dial, you will have them. If you wait
for the world to invite you, you will
be disappointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
Shoot

IF the shoe fits, wear it." is time
worn saying, but with woman If the
shoe fits she takes it back because it
is too big.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
A. O. H. ELECTED
OFFICERS FOR 1910
Joseph Welsh is County President and
Or. w. P. Sherlock Local
President.

Lee County Division No. / Ancient
Order of Hibernians, held its annual
election of officers Friday evening.
Joseph Welsh, who served as trustee
for the past year, was elected Couty
President to succeed Rev. P. N. Nc
Dermott. The officers elected are as
follows:
County President-Joseph Welsh.
President-Dr. w. P. Sherlock
Vice President-C. II. Dickey.
Financial Secretary-James Cunniff
Recording Secretary-Ed G. Vau.
CHAN.
Treasurer-John T. Welsh.
Sergent-at-arms-J Coyle.
Sentinel-Harry Tigue.
Trustees-John Ward, Dan Roam
James Kennedy.
Standing Committee-Henry Welsh
James Farrell, John BRASIL, Sr., Dan
Roam John Ward.
The officers will be installed at the
first meeting in January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12

Here's another one of those things
that cause us to hesitate in giving adj
vice to young men about the adoption
of a profession:
Miner and Gerard, theatrical man.
ayers, have signed Jack Johnson to a
fifteen week contract, beginning Jan.
/. Johnson will head an athletic
show and play the large cities in one
night stands, The one-night stand
tour will last three weeks, after which
Johnson will travel with "Follies of
lie Day. and "Town Talk His con,
tract, according to the promoters
calls for $1,000 week and a pei
centage of profits"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12
Alb lnltlo.

I'D ITTIIUs
(Diner with bill OF fare)-" Suffering
cats! Just look at the prices, will you?
l say, waiter, have you no consciences
here?" Waiter Sorry, sir. We've
been out OF that for sons time. "-Bos.
ton Citizen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-12

Frail women women during menstrual
ZION. pregnancy or nursing should keep
the bowels we'll open. Try DR.. Cald-
ryall's : Syrup Pepsin. At ALA druE
- r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
lleberniutert uidt cure Sferbc
unb Gici.

Cure 6eI6nrbeit lit setbau, 6rt'
fer lit bod I'M Ereiie, uno i'd bin
bereit 100 Stiid cute fette, uoer
aud oiinne sum fettiiittern Giel 81
failfen; lie miiiieu BON IA bis II
Sano bod. urrb 5mii4en 3 bis Z
Sabre alt ieir, fir Del6e i'd ben
GuBerit boditen Sreis be5abIe. SD
mltB OieieIben bis Srm %. 9e5em.
Der baben. gtud babe id auftrag
81 faufen cine an5abl alter letter
@iel II. EierOe irgenbpeIder 8roBe
einerlei melde 5ebler uno Sebre.
den iie baben MIR mitllen lie lett
Iein, fir peIde i6 aud Den bod1Iteit
Rarftpreis be5abIe.
S6reibt mir mas ibr ot perfau.
fen babt es miro iid fir eud be-
aabIen.
otto @ 6mibt,
9erger, DO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Earmcrs G. 3crdants Sanf cr1ff'
net ibr ucncs Guarticr.

Die Torn1ers Ii. Merdants Vailf
cr0ffnete Mittpo6 ibr geitmadpol
cinaertdtetcs Bureau im reuert Ell
gems fir iie bon Serrlt arglllf
9eaentann ieu. erbautcn Salle, litto
tdolid Iteucn lid piele Seiuder Ell
Inn 0as nelle 2ofal Su beIifttgell
ul6 lire 9epunOcrung ilber Die
prattiihe uno biibide Gtnridtlitg
au$3uiprchen. 9lber nidJt n1r Die
u%orllebntc Glegan5 Der inneren etll'
rid)tulg 5iebt Die IufnterfIamfelt 'oeS
8eiu1ers o,ti iiG, iorlOern aud OaS
SleuBere oes @ebGuOes matt eiren
aef1ligen, inporircnOen ginorltd,
Die llcberaeugun9 5~uriidlaiieno Dab
es Oas iolioeitp rnO 5ugleid) itonitc
@cidGitsgcbaltoe oieier StaOt 1T,
Ger @lon murOe BON gtrditeft Sp.
Ssfotte en~trporfen unO baS 8ebaltoc
BON Oet 8auitnternebmcrn Setotte
Bros. fiir &erru Iuglft Segenlorut
ien., er6out. 0ieieS lit nun Oos
0rittc groBe Gei6dftSDallS meld1ea
pon @crrn 9egenluun bier crbailt
mlrhe. 1lllb merOen 0ielalbct tpelt
in bic 3ufuuit binein ais W}onltmell'
tc fir beu eblen 9iirgcrIinn oeS
Serrlt 9cgcntonn iteDen, uno bere'
oetes 3eu8niB Iein iiir icin t1otl9cS'
~ebrcnuolles @irfclr in unIcrer Wttttc.
Gab Die 6armers Ii, N3erfa1tS
9anf Elm 10 ih0neS pernlo1tellteS
Seim 6efommen, lit luetl Serr ge9e'
nlorn alld) nit Oicicn Snititllt ais
oroBer Slfticninbober eng pertltilpft
lit, un0 er ou5 Snititut Der @e'
ifaftsiuelt nit grtelt Geft uno Sc
wilIcn cmpieblen fam. Die 6arnt'
crS ii. Wer6ants 9otf gebort 81
ocn iiGcrttcn Oerorti9cn @el6atter
unierer Staot mo Ser altsaueis oeS
letter. @crid)tcS ermeiit cine ltett8'
;3unaDnte oes llmiases.
Die ictigen Seomten Der Saill
iino: Geo. Start, &rdiioellt; Gitalll
gegemanlt, len, gice.SrdiiOent aii
quit gegemaun it,. aaIiirer; Ebh
Socifuer, s. @. gg8erS, 9beo. Sra
uno gtobcrt gaurtaocrtner, 0trcfto
rem,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12

-9te Gountpritter traten 9e'
tern 5lIannnen I'M iiber Den 9et'
~itcssultono Ser @attin bes 6armers
6ronf Sled, BON @t. Sterling, Obj
3uurtbeilcn. "a Die 6ralp doer ell
mas Sermogelt bat lpurOe Der 0all
DEM gtablobaeri9t iibermieielt, i'Ilo
Strait Sled oils Gripqpattenttn ltad)
Dem Srrcnbaltie gebradt.
-ltnier Witbiirger Gbrilt, @olt
frcrtt Iidl f0nislid) oaB er SrOBoo'
ter gcmoroen. ia icine Sfwie9er'
todtcr 6rau 6riB &oli SIT 6reOc'
ridsbura uor IA Sa9en ibren Sat
ten nit cinen itrommen Surtgen be-
i6euttc.
sSrfolae oes nieOcren EretieS
d2c) miro ser Marft fiir Chants
oiutna" Curriers' nidt %ilbertltIlt Der'
Oen, ga Oie 6ormer oieIeIben tilr
@eintaftcn auibeben, Die parille
8ittcrung madt Den Wortt 1ilt &C.
idlad)tete Surfcps u%nnto9lld),
Ole Gpltntp Court BON OloGe
Gouatp bat ii6 gcweigert, 0reS
@0hnl's @irtbSIi5Gts 6u erltcllerll,
neil ieine 8ctitiou nid)t not Der
Wtebrsobl Der @rlnocigentbilnter II
Dem 6etrefienocn 9lod nnter5clfI1el
mar. aIio miro 2inn int 9e5cr1bel
.troden" 0eber uuo 5lpor sum erlt.
en- Wtol iii SIS 3aBre1. Die @eDriI
ser Suditcp bobcl lid befanntlld
i6ou Dor Ginger 3cit pont Selfar
suriidacSceen. pa iic prbten, odl
lie feline mcitcre 2i5ens erbaltei
fonrtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-11-12
Cur @aTernerffrasc.

9ie 8aiierwerffrage, cine Der
8i6tigiteit melde lie an bic gur9er
unierer Stabt berangetreten, niumt
nidt Die offentlide alfmerffeit IN
anipru6 wie Tie iollte. Die Grase
pcrOieut o%fientli9 beiproden unD
crfIdrt al weroen, unO bat oesbalb
Ser 9ooro Of Grade Oos &iftige &C.
"troifen inoem er fir nGdlten Sams'
too gbeno cine in Der GitD Soll obs
uIbaltentc 9iirgerDeriammlung elr'
berlien, Inn oet StaOtratb 8eleger.
belt su geben Ben @ablcrn nober
NIT Sen porIiegenOen &lGl1en mo
G~iu5elbeiten Der IuSfiibrltrg Oes
%roieftes pertraltt 81 madle1. Us
lit Oieies obiolltt notbmcnoig I'M
oblebnenbe Steu!ms>UaGme icitells
Der 9iireeridaft por5ubeiI9en; ol'd)
lit eS nitbt mebr mie redt mo bill
lig bob icDer 9iireer lid sit Nieler
Geriammluug eiuiinOe halnit er ell
ridtigeS G%crItGn0nib iiber Die Sof'
Iage crbnlte.
Die 3eitune ifrcibt pom StorO'
pltnfte oes oIlgemeitten 8ohles pte
fe rs perItebt, uno lit cine @ieOer-
ipiegclung Der gluiidteu elmer nabIll:
6aftcn an3obL 9iirqer peIdc iii
ocn 6ortidritt Ser StoOt ein 9lt9s
8ort recon. 8ir maBen ms nld)i
on sic 0iientlid)e Wteinrng 5t pra'
gen; utiere Stellutlg in DER 1e'
meinoc eriorOert Dab mir aIles mas
sum offentIideu @oble oieiteil fam
ulre0en. Goourd1 miro Der 3eI
tnh0smmtu geniIiermdBen 0pltlnllf
urO Iiebt bGlfig mr. Son1cnlde1l
no Nn0ere @epitter1nolfen iii 9lit
terorunbe pcrmtttben. ODD ErutI
ein Sober ieIbit, mir Ioila er I'D
nid)t aus Selbitiudt ba5u perleloel
ser Gntlpifelung Der Stnot BIN
oerno I'M @ege 8,i iteben, Ocrnl oa'
aaaemeinc @obl pertbeit lid 1d)lleB
Iid bod, a,,f Dem e%in6elnen @ltlpop
ner.
Iod1mals: bic @aiierlpcrftroge u
&anoIiIirung Der stoot rto beIoI1
oers Ser oamit nerbunoene Softer
: punt pcrbient Die groBte aufHlert
Iomfeit Der 8iirger, mo ioute oe'
ieIbe Iacs oaruui S~e5ilgIid)e lpllle
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ROrriIDn.

9llbcrt Sbeiicn bon Rbinclano
lit bier beii1 Onfel @errp Strut.
mann 5l 9eiudl.
SEER ulto 6rou Seedlings iino
cur 3cit in ct. Souis mo Union
5l 8eiud).
Gin 9ciiteaQeit6rter Monp
tpaldpr icincn Gancn al$ Artbur
5000, angab unO bier 9dn5lid irefno
lit, mltrOe Montag Ourd) Scllrp Sent
per nud) Sermalm gebradt.
6rl. Clara 8obl uon GbdnloIS,
mar leete ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier
orts az 9eiud.
Senrp Icrtens, @attiu II.
Sobu tparen Sonntag in Gbamois.
5t 8eiud).
Iuguit gIbertorotb Der triiper
al fredericksburg pobnte, jest ober
III Columbia, @o., aniaiiig lit, mar
lebte ISOLDE bier, Gr beri9tet DAB
er iein Staoteigentbrm perfalltt
uao cine $50 Ifer umfaiicroe 6arn
ertuorben babe.
@m. Sift, BON Berger, mar
Samitag bier.
tScrr II. Srau Gbeo. S%lterner.
bon Roiebuo, iinb bier bel @mI
Stefan 5u 9eitld).
Ser abortion SagO Club, be
Itebcno aus 6rouf @crtelts, eoiparl
giQiam, unb SaneS 8arc6aro, @lr
@prids, 9bco. 8ittGaus, \. Saolc'
@e0neupr uno 5. q. SpedbaIS, be
oob lid, an 81. 0ftober inS Gafll
all 8ronn SbantD 100 lie cine 8alt5
ISOLDE ucrbIieberL. Der beafnItte 5a
ger Clos. SanS geicilte lid 3l' lpllel
uno suIonmcn erIegte oiele @eleu
idait7 IurfepS, [ SiriG, "a eidj
borndlen, 1 rotbeu 6rdS, 30 Sale'
uno me5rcre ardben. Soiepb Spe'
balls iungirte ais Sod; ititO mar E
ieine fonioic aodfunlt ODER DER HlG
ien6ungcr ser Sdger, er fonltte fam
oeuua fod,eit I'M Die Sdger 3it lotf'
aeh. glae itimmen oarin itberet
OaB oas eIIen ibncn ME better mn
bcte. Sie febrten 6rcitag nad) Nto.
riiou 3uriid uno %pert1eilten q
9eute.
Otto SdmiOt, bon Serge
mar @ontag bier.
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"9ic sdlcdytiafcit brid)t anaa.

"9ic Sdlcdtiafeit bridJt ailSa.-
Die @ltcrn ingen oft i'm spas, metll'
ollI oet @ciidtertt ibrcr ainoer 6ill'
uen ausaebroden limo: "GS 1T DC
Sdlcdtigfqit, melde oltSbridt,r Gas
i'll es aud- S9led)tigfeit ocs Slil'
ties. 0icie llrreini9fciten I%olltelt
iiA aber nid)t oiti atf iold)e 8elle
entiernt lie oiird, Die tatilrlldert Sta'
ndle, ,pofiir Iein iIber btinoert SABRE
alter Tuf ols hlutreinigenOeS Nf'ffei
biirgt.
aeine gpotDefer.Rebi5in Gltrd)
spe8iol agenten perfauft, ooer pr
eft our6 Die G%igentbiimer. Wsan
Itrcibe oil Or. geter 6ubrnep Y
Sons 60, 1875 s. Scpite ape9
Chicago ST.
gbonnirt nuf Sos &crmani'cr'
ToIfsblott.
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Ser beriibnltc WodiaOaQi nit
iciner 8beatertrltppe oireft bon
9euti6IanO, merOen am 3iensta9
Den Is. gopem6er in Der Concert
Salle 8oritellung gebelt illO III CT.
llen lteltcn Stiid meI6es SEER Wtod.
iaoalli bon 9riiben mitbradJte, auf.
treten. 3ieies lit cine Der 6eiten
Sbeatertrltppeu mel6e Oieie Saiion
in Sermann Soritelllrng geben per'
Oen uft0 ioIIte nientanO peri0umen
0erielben %bei5lnupbnen. SEER Wtod'
iaOlli lit ein beriibmter oeutifer
S9auipieler oeiien Spiel cure 2at).
mnsfeln 10 artrcgcn miro oaB eid
idier oas 3merdfell uerplast. Si9'
ert Site bel 3eiten.
6. $. Srpfmann, Specialize in
fiuitlidcr lt%nterindang Der Sch
fraft nno muberne IupaIuns non
Srillen. @bitc Sonic Sotcl HDbem'
Der II, Is, 19 uno 20.
Sas red)tc 8olen.
Gas ,@oGen" lit Sas 5uubament
Siir all Oein Sbun uno Saiier,
Drum lei Oas Grite, baB OH muBt
Den redten goriab faiien.
limb lit Oein o8oaen" gut beltelt,
8iait on rllr S6ones, @utes,
9ann friib an oas bei6lof'ne Berf
ltnb wirfe frobem WtutbeS.
God .8onen, 8irten" iei'n beionr1
gom goIonen Sbeale,
9us unperriidt Dir leuften rttB
Wtit ieinem ep'gen Strableg
ll0aun febrt ole Srelioe bel DIR elm,
Seiu slug blidt frob unb better:
Gin bodgemutbes .8paen" fiibrt
3u eolen n8irfen" peiter.
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9Hisieuer Despsiisr.
8eante.
6eribtssGc rntine.

Gpuutp,gourt. Rtgstntabt9s lsrnins be-
SSraut NIB glopsmbsr. Sttueraus9ltiH Sthoroe
om /. Wloutag im aprl.
g~trtutt-G @s9sluaBtss Gtrrnine be-
oinutn am 2. Wputae btr Dtouats 5nuuar, mtat
Iuo Stpt;u1btr.
robate-Gpurt. RtSsfmaBt9e 2srmtus be-
a,Hn,H ant 4. Woutas Der wtoaats 6sbrnar. utai'
Iuqult lro gtopembtr.
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8eentont.

Sier lit SeOermann tbatig-
entmeoer aui Der Sagb, ooer Ser.
bcIIerurg auf Der Sorm ma6cno.
60. Seiemann bot iid nad)
SueuspiQe begebet Inn lid IN Der
Sd,uIe oaiel6it oils 2ebrer beran6ll'
bil6en.
Scnrp Siefer foleftirt ScritdJ'
erungsgelcer BON oen @Iieocrlt Der
Geoar Sort 6erterperiiderungs Se-
ieai6aft.
@ebrii6er &ube's neues 8obn-
balts gebt ieiner @olenOnng raid
entgegen.
Die Gebatte I'M Coulter Sdrl'
! banIe mar gut beiildt, umo Ole art'
weicnOen baben iid) gut u%tterbaltelt.
Wuiif bciorgten 5mei Sdiiler. Seb-
rer Srenfcl lit noltfbar ocner lpel'
die linn bcbiilflid) maren Die Inter
balt,tng erfolgreid 81 maiden,
IouIiett 1t, Seilns iagct Sail'
hols fir 6reo Scpings nellc SdelI'
ne.
@eguufieber 9iefmann bat al
lc SditSc boil sic @ege i'll quito SrO
uultg 5l bringen.
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Srei!

Geo. alinge, a%potbefer, bat ctIl-
Ell groben gorratb bon GarOui aa-
lenoer weI6e Die 8itterrrtgsfarten
entbaIten, welfc inter ietnen Sumo
en- rno 6reunoen frei ubgegebelt iper
Sen. aomnt III 3eit uno bolt elld)
einen gl,ten aalenoer.