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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
FIRST RIDDELL LECTURE
Was Given to Appreciative Audience
at Auditorium.

The idea that sowing wild oats in
youth is conducive to morality in ma
turity is contradicted by both science
and experience" said DR.. Newton n.
Riddeu, of Chicago in speaking at the
Auditorium Tuesday night before an
audience of !, 200 persons.
No man resists temptation more eff
fectually in maturity from having
Welded to it in youth. but with great
er difficulty.
Habit is largely the expression of
established brain paths. Mental inn
ages. thoughts or acts. that are at
first voluntary become involuntary by
repetition, because the repetition gives
them fixed form in the soul, and en-
bodies them in nerve cells and con-
Meeting fbrila.
Nerve force like all other forces,
follows the line of least resistance or
its best conductor Nerve paths es-
tablished by right thinking cause nerve
stimuli to proceed along those lines
which result in right conduct. Unfort-
unately, the same is true of the nerve
paths established by wrong thought
and desire. They become the medium
of impulses that result in evil A min
lister in oregon persisted in. reading
dime novels until he became mentally
deranged and attempted TO rob the
East Side bank of Portland. He was
not responsible that morning for his
act. but he was responsible for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
HOUSE BILLS.
On Second Reading.

House bill No. $685. by Foster-An act
authorizing school districts to make pro
visions for sending students to schools il
other districts, and repeating section 14t@
of the general statutes of 1909.
House bill No. 542, by -Kincaid (by re-
quest-An act authorizing cities of the
second and third class now owning and
operating system of waterworks to is
sue bonds for the purpose of enlargire.
extending and improving such systems,
and repeating chapter 101 laws of 1s01.
being sections 53, 81 and %, compiled
piled laws of 1907; section I. chapter rs.
laws of 1911, and all other acts or parts
of acts insso far as they conflict with the
provisions of this act, be and the saIre
are hereby repealed.
House bill No. 5A. by Holbrook-An act
to authorize the city of Kansas City,
Kan. to change its name to Wyandotte.
House bill No. 545. by committee on
printing-An act supplemental to section
STA and section si75 of the general stat
utes OF 1893, and chapter S44 of the Sos
sion laws of Kansas of 1911, and relating
to the publication of biennial and annual
reports. and otter official reports ard
bulletins, and all other state printing.
House bill No. 5i6, by Laing (by re-
quest)-An act relating to jurors, and tn
amend sections 1888 and 1911 of the gem
eral statutes of 1909, and to repeal said
original sections.
House bill No. 5f7, by Tannahill fby re
quest)-An act relating to bank employees
working for a fixed salary to turn to tie
bank and make same the funds of the
bank, all money collected by them
IHTRuSn real estate COllectl0nS, ana every
kind of insurance transactions.
House bill No. as, by Frey-An act to
prohibit t-espassing upon railroad tracks.
cars engines.
House bill No. 549 by Doerr-An act
providing for the election of county COLI
missioners, prescr ing their terms of Of
flee. and repeating chapter 49,, session
laws of 1908.
House bill No 551, by Zutavern (by re-
auest)-An' act authorizing cities of tie
second class to prevent or regulate the
running at large of animals and fowl,
and repeating section 1895 of the general
statutes of 1909
House bill No. 552. by Atkinson-An act
relating to district courts in districts
consisting of one county or hereafter as
quiring 10000 or more inha bitants ard
amendatory of section of chapter lip of
the laws of 1863, and repeating said orig
inal section Z.
House bill No. 50-Substitute for house
bill No. 80.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
ON HER LAST VISIT.
Taft's Aunt Della WIZ Be Guest at
the White House.

Millbury Feb. 5.-Miss Della C.
Torrey will arrive at the White House
tomorrow for her last visit to her
nephew, before he retires from the
presidency. Miss Torrey was unable
to say today how long she would be
away but it is likely she will remain
in Washington during the rest of the
winter.
President Tafts aunt has been
prominent in the public eye for the
last four years because of her devo-
ton to the president. Of a modest
disposition the publicity with which
her movements have been followed
has not been very well liked but she
has put up with it 'for the sake of
WILL
There was a touch of sadness in
today's preparations for the trip but
Miss Torrey was philosophical. 1T
probably would have been my last trip
to the capital whether he had been re-
elected or not" she said
On the subject of making apple pies
for the president Miss Torrey is lit
tie sensitive.
81 do not like that mentioned, she
said. 81 do not claim to make better
pies than any one else. These news
paper stories about the superior ex-
cellence of my pies. I have finally
found out, started with Horace Taft.
1t was only the other day that he con-
fessed.
He said a word or two in a joking
way to reporter and the next day
flaming article was printed that was
far from the truth. He has since had
an article printed in the Waterbury
tConn) paper explaining the matter"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
FOR 1 COCKTAIL SIS.
Thirsty Woman Raises Price After
Foreign Cruise.

San Francisco, Feb. 5.-If you were
a passenger on an ocean liner on d
four months world circling cruise,
touching only at foreign ports, what
would you give for a good American
made cocktail?
Mrs. NJ. F. Magwire of Chicago one
of the pretty and -vivacious passen-
gers who arrived here the other Gay
on the Hamburg-American liner
Cleveland, offered SIS for one to be
served to her on the Union street
pier, where, with the 400 other pas
sengers. she waited four hours while
the customs men were examining the
baggage.
The duty on the articles you pur-
chased abroad will be $185," said a
customs inspector to Mrs. Magwire.
us that ALL she replied. well,
I'll make it just an even 5000 if you
can tell me where 1 can get a good
cocktail this minute"
E'If you go out to the end of the
dock and walk down the Embarcadero
half a block you can get a cocktail for
) cents" remarked the customs man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
GLEE CLUB EN- Route.
Gave Concert to Delighted Audience
at Dodge City.

Dodge City, Kan, Feb. 5.-The WASH
burn College Glee club from Topeka,
management of the Santa Fe reading
room system arrived here Monday noon
in a private car and gave its opening con-
cert at the First Presbyterian chuTC II
Monday night.
The club was greeted by an audience
which filled the hall to overflowing- Fol
lowing the set custom for such entertain
ments only Santa Fe employees and their
families were admitted until S o'clock.
after which the doors were thrown open
to the townspeople
The entertainment was given in two
parts, the first consisting of conventional
glee club selections and the faVoriLe
standard melodies; the second part rep
resenting white face minstrel show pre-
scented by bunch" OF fellows in a
be one of the most interesting and enjoy
able entertainments seen here for lorg
time and the solo and special numb yE's
were encored repea tedly. The biggest IT,
dividual hit of the show was scored by
Frank Ripley. whose original rendition OF
That Yiddisher BALI brought repeated
encores. The program was given under
the personal direction of Dean White
house. Prof. f. D. Schoenberger, head Of
gave several very enjoyable readings
After the concert an informal reception
was given for the boys by a number OF
ex-washburrites and Santa Fe officials
First tenors, Pericles Miller, Theodore
Post. Willis Lusby. Herbert Heym; sec
Smith, Willard Troxeil. Earl Parrish;
first bass, Howard Searle, Herbert Blum
Milton Geigier, Edwin Seely. Donald
Campbell; second bass, Frank Riple%,
Carl Hathaway. Neil. Rogers, Willis
Garvey, Joseph Rosecrans. Horace
Whitehouse, director; Prof. E. D. Schoen-
berger. reader.
Last night the club appeared at La
Junta Feb at Ration, N. M; Feb. G.,
Las Vegas. n. NJ; Feb. Z. Albuquerque,
n. NJ; Feb. s. Gallup. n. NJ; Feb. 8.
Wins1ow. Ariz.: Feb. 10, Williams, Arlz.
Feb. II, Kingman. Ariz.; Feb. u, Needles.
Cal; Feb. Is, Barstow; Feb. IA, Los An
geles, Cal.
TIE party will stay out on the coast for
week and it is expected that several
concerts will be given under private aus
riees during that time. The return trip
will be made without stop.
Hutchinson, Kan. Feb. 5.-The WASH
burn College Glee club from Topeka
passed through here Monday morning en-
route to California. One professor ami
two members of the club spent too long a
time at the breakfast table and the train
pulled out without them. However, the
train was signaled and was stopped some
distance up the track until the tardy In
dividuals could be gotten aboard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

ceived from gasoline Mr.. Cochran
was trying to start his gasoline en-
CINE to pump water for his stock The
engine was cold and would not start
so he lit torch to warm it and thaw
it out.
The gasoline can exploded, setting
fire to his clothing which was already
saturated with grease and oil.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

choice made in the beginning of his
wrong course of reading. which event
ually produced criminal insanity.
The last step in vice or crime is
often inevitable; the first step is in
variably one of choice"
= The lecture Tuesday night was the
first of a series of II that will be given
Under the auspices of the Topeka Min
isterial union. The subject tonight will
be Man, Mind, and Divine Healing"
All the subjects are handled from a
scientific SfandDOint
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

Painting Master Cto pupiD-Too much
green Why do you put in much? Pupil
We'll, l thought it went well with my
red hair.-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

Whats the cause of all that yelling
across the street,? 1.-THE captain of OIL,
football team is over there having tooth
pulled. Chicago Record-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

of his movement during the night cal
culated to battle if not to satisfy Chief
McWeeny.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05
DIES OF HIS BURNS.

William Cochran Tried to Thaw Gut
Gasoline.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

Concordia, Kan. Feb. 5.-Nim Coch-
ran, of Hollis, died here from burns re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

, The senate this morning passed
bill by Carney of Cloud providing that
no person holding public office or is
employee, officer or stakeholder OF
any railroad shall be eligible to office
of county commissioner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

The Milton constitutional amend
ment permitting verdicts to be rem
dered in civil cases by three-fourths
of the jurors was lost by vote of %
to > this morning. The amendment
required a two-thirds vote in both
houses of the legislature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

The investigation of the calendar by
Senators Porter and Price, of Green
wood, resulted in a report flattering to
the secretary and his force this morn
ing. The naixup of the last few days
was due to the crowding of work in
office of state printer and was no fault
of senate secretary. Burt Brown:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-05

The Bale Waggener constitutional
convention amendment comes up for
reconsideration Friday. Also the 1.
and r. amendment proposed by Carey
of Reno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
5ran 8eOrs aeibadJ gciturbcn.

gead ldlt9erer Sralrfbeit lit an
letten Sonltos slbeno Srou 0taric
Wogbalene Seibob, eeb. sSaes, @ot.
tastt bon @eong 2eibad, i'm alter bon
38 Sabren unb Z Monuten an ser
Sfhpinbildt geitorben. Die 0abill-
geidiebene mar cine SodHer oes
berit. Sermom Soes ulrb mur6e inn
Sabre 1875 an Ser Song 9rolr6 in
unierem gountb geboren. Sic bin~
terIabt ibren tieTbetriibten 8atten
unb iieben ainber, ipopon bas jiingIte
&itpb erit atpei Sabre olt lit. g6en.
falls betraltern nebrere @eldnpilter
ioapie piele Sreunbe into gefmutte
ibren 10 friibseitigen Sob.
0ie 9eerOiglulg fano ON Wtittpod
Woreen aitf Dem &irdbofe Der tatbl
ct. @eorgss@etneinbe itrter 5ubI.
reidler getbeiligung itott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
Stnlpc.

slm lebtet Montog 0torgen bnt.
ten mir bier etipas iSroIt.
Sobr Strid inn6 fsamiIie iparci1
am uerfIoiietlen Soiultog ouf 9e.
ilpb bei 9tidter Onden.
Ssobn 9fllpp lulo sSobn girfeI Iai.
len aegclmpdrig fir Sen &ontroftor,
S. s. 0bebl, cine grpbe slwaI
Sofmfdapelleil bafen.
Senrp @otper tmrfte biefer Gage,
pmt Ssobn Strid, ciapcn idD6aen ilmr.
gen Waitlelel.
&tdher Sftdert limo 6eiIen Softer,
Srmt s. WofeI, rnod,ten porige
GSofp eialen glbIteder itnd Sernromp.
sSobn Scbnadb lnub ssnlnilie itot-
teten am pepqolr9eneit Souqtbag s.
Conner eiftet 8eiaph Of.
Soc SpedboIs, bon Roruiion, faln
mn Montog oieier ISOLDE aif Dem
8ege nndy Seurtnml, bier Sllr6; IN
BON Or. GoimbelI imt6
Gbrfff. gope
8dtor Cleo. YflupM im6 @ottirl
BON Gilhltodt Ser, befiipoen iid) ae.
olrf 9eiish Bel Gempol6-
ten bier iuto in 8ap.
Oscar Berg luto @attin, iotpie
Srl Olga Bfltipbt, BON Girglfta, $40.
peiIen aiir 3eit aitf 8eiitd BEL Gba8.
aIid.
Sri. @Tina SSnite, neIde itlebrere
bel ibren s(ngeborigen oitf
sehld mar, lit mie6er lpab Ct.
aoltiS gereiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
Giuiss.

Gbos. Gross, BON 9rafe, ipar fiira
li1 bier inpb fnirfte Sd,afe uipi
Rfpobieb.
9eslie Mailpin lit mtf Die Sarr
iehres Sdhpiegerbaters ge5oeen ilap>
min MIN 6ie sSormepei periitdlen.
Com @taitpin inrb @nttin, bon
9rD Sill tparen om bergdngenen
Snntstog bier, mtf 9efitd Bel 6relnt'
6en
9ie Sanopartbie tuerde fiir8lid bel
I. @iIlintormt Itottfoipb, mar reflt
gltt befitdt.
sliTeiIor Com. Meeper beiiNbte iins
IN ser borigcn @pfSe, I'M imiere
9feidhbiinler obarl6dber
Senrn Meper bat iicb oirf eines8os
die fpodl SfrefpsDille begeben, nm Ind
BON Or. Sirol, Dem @birpprnftifer,
bebapbeIn 5it Ioiien
2oitis 8iIlimarnt mar am lesteil
Uaontag, gei6Gftsbolber, IN Spetrs'
billie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
Sbeubpr Hnllc an Starrframpf
geftorben.

Na6 ahttdgiger aranfbeit, nab.
reno tpeld)er er ole grabliGiten
Sfunersen all Ieiben bate, iit an
Iitttpo6 9lberb Sbeo6pr gfuIle,
SoBn bon Srib 9tuae, i'm rod iit-
genbliden gllter bon "a sSabren ilnb
8 Monaten am Starrfronupf eeltor-
ben.
gor mebreren @odpn bate or
Dos llalgliif gebabt, Ddbreipo er ais
&lempner ein 9letfba6 ailf Der @ob-
nlltg BON Serbinonb Sefotte rena.
rirte, bonn 8ahe berab5ritiir5en unb
in Dem &erillhe iib an Der 9ad)e
rinne 5u balterb bate er eiire
Sdrittipun6e an einem Singer cr-
litten, ole er ipegen ibrer onide6lr-
emo geringfiigieen gsatiir, ulpheadaet
lieB. gr bate iib BON Dem Shir5e
bonn Sad 6alb pieoer ioipeit erbolt,
Dob er leiner glrbeit nad9eben fpnn.
te, oils fi6 Die fleine 8unbe am
Singer beridliilmterte nnb Dor adJt
Saaen ibn auf bns &ranfelrIager
mari. Eetanus ober Ser Starrframpf
batte iid eilpgeIteIlt uno trob aaen
&eria,dyen Der 9(er5te oas 2eben bes
frdftigen iltngen Wamnes sll rettels
itarb berielbe ON Otitthpod3 Slbeno
urter grdBlid)en Sdmer5en.
Ser Seritorbene mar elm fIeiBigsr
ilrnger Ofann bon gllten G6orafters
@igenidnften, beiien 10 friiber 600
bier alIgernein betrauert miro. ST
ieine Satin uno 5ipei
fleine Sinber, ioapie ieine Gltarn
itlpb @eid)tpiiter, Die mir llilieres
innigites 9eiIeios neriifern.
Die 9eenbigung firoet 6ellte gfad)-
nlittog nm A l1br bonn Srauerbauie
mts auf Oem itaotiidJen 8rieoboie
Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
Mprriion.

SRI. CLARA Sanne reifte am Iettet
G5ofuntoG fir nebrere Soge 5in
@etpdl rpoh ct. 2oiris.
Der morriion 8oiebaII Sean tpltrbe
am penguteenen Sotuuto9 bon oenr
9lrrb Seam beiiegt. 0ns HeIirItot
ipor IA gegert 12, 5il @lntften oes
Mnb Seart.
@btp. Sainmert mar am letter
gaorldag mt aefdGtliden @erridhul-
gem, IN Iots6am.
SuI. gGbeIia gegenlom llnb sSnml
IDna @arner, bon Sartsblng, tro-
fen am lebten Snnstng bier ein.
5lm 8eiapd) bon Sern 9egelnmn
lntb @ottit.
2Iobo @bite, bon SreSenicfsburg
farn om Ietten Sornltag merber, in
8egleihrp feii1es SoIbbmphers,
8ierce Dsatbetps, ipeJher BON bier
alts nn6 ct. 2oiris reiIte.
SSSomt Storb, BON Eots6orn, mar
m Ietten @ontng bier in Sc
iHften.
SRI. CLARA Steirtfe, bon ssreoerids
burg reifte mn berganpenen Sotri-
tog landr ct. 2nlis,
81. @. Ridanbs un6 @atti, iper.
BEN mt 5. Sftober 1pad) SHoborta
reiien, Inn iih baabere1,b BORT ME.
Ser 81 Iaiiat.
IJptn Soeffrter, bon StpIpe, be-
faatb iid) om Mormng bieier @ofe
uiter ben 8eiibdern In Morriion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-26
eoeal Option in Iontgpmcrp Gpnntp

Der Siee ser 9robibitiolmIten BEL
Der Heltliden 2ocoI Option Mbitinl-
nllitg in Montgomerp Gplintp, in.
folge beiiep ole 8irtbidaften in I'M
leren @adbaritGbter, &bineIaipb ltpb
McGittrif, 9eifIofien tpunben 5eigi
eiten iebr nohtbeilieen giniluB alti
cen @eddftsgane in Den eenannten
Std6ten, tpdbrenb &erntann, 6airdJ
Die 3ipitGnbe nelfe BON ben Brobibi-
tioniiten nnieres Ha6bar-@ountp's g
f,erbeigefiibrt tpur6en, in eriter 2inie
begiimitigt miro unb gtuben 5icbt.
Nah Dem sluFbliibeip Ser fleitlen
StGbte alif Der glnberen Seite oes
SIuiie, ilrfolge 6es 8alteS Der sc. g.
& &. giierbabn, batte Ser!nann ei-
nen groBen SbeiI bes Sanbels bon
bortber perloren. 9ieie Gunbid)aft
itno 6ieier San6eI febren lett pie.
Ser nod Serntumn 3uriid imo Die
2ocm .SptioniIten bon WontgorterD
County 'inb ieIbit idtlb bnran, baB
Ser Sanbel alts ibrent eieenen Ger
ritorium iebt tpieber ipod) @ascoli'
zoe gountp, rnd Dem iiiolifen llfer
bes sSInIles, ubgelerft miro. Ser
iii6lid)e Sbeil BON W6ontgonlerp
Goalntp iit bepobnt bon fleibigen
Itrebiamen belhIfen ober 6eltld)'
amerifanii6en sSarntern, pelde nod
elmer 8od,e barter grbeit elm @las
Bier ebeirio gut 5it iGaten lpiiien als
tpie Msprtgomerp gttp ieinen See,
Cream Soba, ooer ieinen @rdpe-
SSltice, iltpo ieit bieielben ibr oe-
ipobntes 2ieblingsgetrdnf nidt mebr
in ibren friiberen SanbelsplGben er.
f)alten fonnen olisgenorlnncn BOB iie
es in 9roBen Slantitdten (tpbole-
iale) einfairfen fofntnen iie einfad
tto6 8asconabe Gountp, mo Elm piel
toleraitterer @eiit ipaltet, ltttb lpo iie
ibre @eldiafte, gang beIonbers bier
in Serma,r1l nit benbielben ooer
rod groBerm @ortbeile abidlieBen
itrto mo lie Damn ferner aud
in irgerS eine 8trfbfdaft geben
lmb fid, erfridtien fonnen INIT mas
fbnen nm beiten siifngt. q
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sSnin alfer g(bfdhrnnasmittcl.

Sir @eritopiitna 2opftpe9, In.
perbauIi9feit uno 9pspepiia men.
set Or. Sings Stem 2ife 9iGs al
GanI RatbnIto, 8uffaIo, 81. o..
fagt, fie ieien Der y96nig Der Gb-
fiibritngsmitteI, iin6 elm Segen
fir meine sainiIie urb boIte i'm.
mer ipeIdle i'm $aitie." SoIt cine
SdadteI tino iperoet geIiin6. Breis
25c. Gntpfoblen In allen Gpotbeten,
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5lnntn1rr 81
Sappp s,olIoiu.

| Mtbnr Obenboiis ipnrbe porioe
g8of)e, irrfoIge eiites fdnilershaften
@eldhpiirs mm 9eift, am SdntIbeiirf,
IN Sennann perbmroer.
Der @oIl ipeEder mn Iebten sar,s
tag bel George @eber itattfotpo, fpar
EN- biibfdler grfoIg inro mar olpdj
iebr gut beiiaht.
Brof. 9nrnrier, Superi,,tetbent
irrlerer offentIi6eft Sbiien, beSarfhe
am bergatpgetel sSreitna ole Stf,lLe
im Sbenbaips 9iftrift.
Wm, sSsonnan tpiir6e fir bie FINN.
llheftne &Soche ols @eIdtpore,,er nm
Yer. Stanten @eridt, in ct. 9o,iis,
bor9eIaben.
6ranf @oebIer lripo @atti,r folpie
oeren 5tnei SOfJfer, BON Sipiss. be.
falnoe1t lif om berfIoiienen Sotn,ton
1ltf o. gc1lth bel Go gran6horft iirpS
8attiit.
Sellrb Sdl@uer bon ,Sernrarur, mar
am Iettet Samstoa bier ,nsh i'm. in.
fpteierte ieiite 8arm.
SenrD @eitIalp6 inlS @ottin. il.
ipie Bm. Soroan iup6 Coffin. ,poren
llll letten Sonlrtng, heilnfpsipeiie f,S
9enrp 9rarpbt, in Der geabe bo,,
Coles greef.
5. SdbilpoIer, BON Sniss, Iieferte
oieIer Soge eine GurlaSlua Sf1tnSt-
oittp9er on biefige saulter, Totpie and,
an 5arlner m Der gsGbc bon Stpiss
ab.
@irlt sIatgiritin batte on peroo,,.
aeiten Snrltstaa nitf Dem Seinnpeoe
BON Senllolmb bos Mibgetfid bak
leinc Eferoe fd,eu tpllnoell ,l1Nn halrd,
bralmter, tpubei ser ggooen lrn1oe.
norfen itrb slitglitin in Ser gGbe
BON 0slpalb StraIiner's sSarm, ae-
gen eiften Drabt5aim aeIhlelpoert
lnatroe 3lm @Iiid ipurbe g(nolritiu
iotpie altd lein @elponn lrr leabt
berleet.
.
@ldt Sell ,nuh s, SdutetSer, BON
@aebler, noren pori9e @ode bel
SeonbonS Soerer lnto falrften elmer,
groben @orratb BON 9firfiden.
@otu. aemper unb @attin ipareu
am bergmngenen Soinltoa oltf geflsfl
bei 2eonbano Soerer lu6 @attin.
5raal Geo. @. SpncfIer reifte am
lesten Woiltag nod gurIinaton
Soma 5tm 9eiltd bon ssreultoen.
8on aot aits miro iie Damn nod,
taisfe, nod ct. 2oiiis, 5uriid fcbret.
: Solis Sdsner, Sr., lino 6eijen
Sra'oer, &iduro, iino lett beibe oils
Sebrer ait9eiteIIt
grtbur 8riiers, Sobn BON @sora
Gmlens intb @attin, ip1noe fiiraIid
,om Bferb geiporfen ut6 erIitt ga.
vel eittei @rmbrltfJ.
Sreo &attelnbamr befiitoet lid, aur
3eit airf Der ara1tfeltIiite; mir mol.
en- 1eoof, boffcn Dab es nidt ern5t,
iGer gtotdir lift.
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Sie iaste pyicin." ySdJ iaate
,Neiat", ihreibt SSrau @ottlitb
8bangnoalm bon @torinro, Obio, ,,o(s
ie gler5te mid, operieren ipoIlten.
5te iogtelr, bns ip1p meiire etltsiae
,tlfe. SD gnb Die 9lerste ald, un0
ing an ben 9llpctfrduter 5l rteE.
len. Nas Mt iett brei Sabre bcr.
jdf bin geiimio llnb intitaitbe, nrci1le
igene glrbeit 5iI tblul llno mir lind
fg in Der Surrilie.
8er fonnte iogein bob einc Mebt-
~ tpelde iplfe 0feInltote eraieIt,
idn tpeit iiber 6em @elpo1nliden
ebe9 Seit mebr ols bibnbert SSob-
N 1T iie elm Se9en fir leibenbe
taitrter im6 sSralelt geipeien. giidt
Ipotbefen 5i fo1tfen. Spe5ial.
genten lieiern iie Dem aubIifinn.
nlls fem glgertt IN Sbrer g11e
obnt, fdneiben Sic an: Or. Beter
abrtlep & Sons Co., 1875 go.
unne g(pe., Gbica9o, sSM.