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A farmers wife entered dry-goods
store in st. Louis the other day and iu-
formed the clerk that she wanted iona
o. them 'ar Wimmen's hats which spread
out big, covered with white muskeeteF
netting, am which is gettin' so fashiona-
ble." The clerk showed her one, bnt
when he mentioned the price ($1.75) tas
matrOn sprang to her feet anu exciaim-
ed: "Look-a-here! young man, may he
you know the yally of skeeter-nettin'
am wire iinin', am maybe you don't. !
don't care. KNOW it,! [ can take my
old hoop skirt am piece O. sheetin' nm
make that thing for half the money, a%
pll do itp
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
BELGRADE, July 12.-An official dis.
patch says the Turkish troops, on the
right bank of the Drina, have retreated
70 Addip.
CoNsTANTINoPLE July 12.-An official
dispatch says that Hasson Bey defeated
twenty thousand Servians at Sabackadi.
Ismail Agha has compelled the insur.
gents at Sabine to retreat into Austrian
territory.
A COUNTER STATEMENT.
BELGRADE, Juiy II. = The reported
capture vi Saitsch by the Turks is de-
MED. The Servians nave pushed their
reconnoissauces to hidden, and the
Turkish troops have returned within
the fortress.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
ROME, July l2.-ln the ltuiian Senate
yesterday Melegari, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, informed tnat body that the
European Powers had determined to
,ocalze the Turkish war, and therefore
Europe need not fear any disturbances
Of the peace.
ANOTHER RUMoR.
PARIS, July IL. = 1t is rumored here
that the ServIans admit their failure,
and have asked an armistice under the
intervention OF Russia.
LATER FROM THE WAR IN THE EAST.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, July H.-It Is re-
ported that Prince Milan has skedad
died into Austria.
The Turkish commander on the Serv-
ian frontier has been ordered TO abstain
from attacking the insurgents until ad.
dItional reiniOrcements arrive.
The Sultan has subscribed twenty
thousand pounds sterling 10 the peoples
wax iund. -
BELGRADE, July 12-six thousand
Montenegfin troops have passed through
Dabar, going in the direction Of Stolals
PARIS, July 12.-The Gaulois states
that the bombardment oil Niscn has COM
menCed.
THE PLAGUE.
LONDON, July 12-rhe plague at Bag
DAD has nearly disappeared.
European securities have advanced
to-day on rumors Of Austria and Russia
Initiating an armistice between Turkey
and The Insurgents. +
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A correspondent OF the Omaha Bee
writing from Linwopd, Butler County.
Neb., July 2, says: The saddest aft III
ever known in this vlcinity bappeneJ i
on Thursday last. Two small boys
about tel years OLD, sons OF j ohm Keve ney
and George Nichols, while herding
cattle had dug a hoe in y
sand bank to shelter themselye
from the sun, and, from the appearance
of the empty pa,l, had eaten their dinner
aud were asleep, when the sand cavsn
in on them, burying them alive. The
cattle oomlag up ut night without tn,
boys o SEARCH was Instituted, tue men
going to the river. while the mother
me went in another direction. following
the dog, which had dug ana pulled a.
one of the boys, tearing his pants In his
PndesyQrs 70 liberHte him
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Springfield Items.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, July 12.-Mrs. Rosa Nc.
Gookin. Of this city, has donated real
estate to the value OF 50, 900 to the First
Presbyterian Church..
An aged tramp, giving the name oi
Agnew, and hailing from Cincinnati,
was brought here from Osborn by the
n" on train with shoulder cru he'd and
serio lsly injured internally. having been
struck uy a train while walking on the
Short-lIne track, near Enon.
MIR. John A. Schutta is lying seriously
Ill at his residence on East Main street
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A Suggestion to the Chester Park
People.

y The Chester Driving Park Association,
which promised in the beginning TO be a
furnishing institution, but already,
through continued bad management,
shows tendency to ''run down." could
very adyantageously dispense with tine
services Of Ed. Miller, tue blonde orna-
ment of\the Commercial local staff. A
man who holds nominal newspaper
connection but spends his time Ioafing
around a race course and trading his
newspaper ''influence' for tayors and
that can be made available,
Is not liable TO be Of gre at advantage as
private counselor to the managers. This
Information free is an evidence OF the
In. crest we feek in the Chester Driving
Park Association.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
August Philips and Annie M.Bruner.
Micn. Helck and Emma Beckmen.
1hos. Brann0n anu Kaie e smith.
Batch ord Marsh and Nellie Morris.
Tnos. A. Farrell and Clara e. Powers.
e. OConner and Mary Denahey.
Perry Wilson and Emma G. Bagley.
Geo. Walker and Belle Clark.
i. y. White and Martha L. Dye.
Fritz Rooster and Hannah Bolda.
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FORTY.FOURTH COSGRESS.-lst SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Articles
Of impeachment against EX-Secretary
OF War Belkuap were resumed at noon.
The testimony OF q. P. Marsh was con-
cluded, after which several other wit
nesses Were examined on the part of the
prosecution. The Senate, sitting as a
Court OF Impeachment, adjourned at
4:30, and legislative business being re-
sumed, the River and Harbor Appropri-
alton Bill, with amendments, was re.
ported and placed on The calendar. The
House amendment % the pill to amend
The Banking Act was non-concurred in,
and a Compromise Committee was ap-
pointed. Adjourned.
No session OF the House to-day.
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The old man was seated under shade.
tree, softly humming, "There'll be ne
more sorrow there," when searching
and familiar voice Kissed into his ear;
"YOu fmish killin' them catterpiIlars ON
them pear trees, or Pll give ye sorrsR
enough TO last ye clear through eternity.
Now git along. or I'll break the main.
spring Of yer back" The old man sard
something about u burned old cat for q
wife, took up bucket Of suds and weRa
for the YermIn,
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A crow shot in the orchard of Deacon
BarDrie, OF Plymouth, Me-, was found 10
have in mis- crop twenty or thirty nests
of caterpillar eggs, showing that The
much abused crow mad made satisfac.
tory dinner on about four or five tasR-
sand caterpillar eggs. As these eggs
are plenty, we bid the whole eros
family to eat their fiji three times daily
or much oftener, and there wiz
s'snOugh and 10 spare" then.
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lIortuary.

Andy Bieser. 3wseks, city.
LouM Degenhart, 3 years, city.
Infant Steinield, IL days, city.
Louisa A. Shewer, 81 years.
Albert Alexander, 8 weeks, city.
Henry q. Pieper, Z weeks, city.
Frederic Jenz, SO years, Germany.
VIM. Subery, o mouths. city.
Mary Obcrmeyer, 10 mouths, city.
Mary y. Swys, 81 years. ireland.
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Three Children Drowned.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
DIXON, ILL Jul. 12.-Three children
of Mr.. Hugh Duflica. wealthy farmer
living near here-two girls aged four
teen and sixteen, and boy aged ten
years-went into Rock River last night
to battle and all were drowned together.
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Brigham Young is the father OF sixty
three children, torty-dve Of whom ara
living. More than haf Of these are ID.
males, and with but two or three exeep.
tions all are blondes, and none beauSb
ui. The youngest is a girl, about sig
years old. daughter Of Amelia Van cott
the fourteepth wife.
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81 hear You are desperately ceurtias
the chambermaid," said man to hSS
servant. "rhas fs my business" wzs
che seply. '.But hear. too, that sas
ayers your attentions" 'ffhat 70 her
ousiness.o "But do you know thai !
shall instantly put you outside tha
loorW "That 10 y0ur business
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WEDNESDAY EVENING" JULY IL. 1876.

are slow to express an opinion in regard
to the disaster which rumor says has be-
fallen that off :er, and stillt the rumOr
has come from SO many directions that
there Is evidently feeling OF uneasi-
ness. Gen. Crook has a considerable
TO ce, and If beaten it could only have
been by an overwhelming iorce. 1t was
expected that Crooks reinforcements,
consisting OF five companies, would
reach him from Fort Fetterman last
Friday,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12

A very gsnteel-appearing young man.
wearing kid gloves and carrying hthe
and flexible walkips-siuk, thonShs he
would have Joke with rusty aud vsaI
cradle farmer at country fair down
Eat. "Hal!Oo," said the dandy. searu
you one Of the judges on h0gsG "Waxl.
yaas, walk right up and let me look ~
you," said the old farmer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12

The American colony at Constantine
Pile enthusiastically celebrated tae
Fourth OF July at the American College
at Pera. Mr.. Horace Maynard, TIE
y msrican Minister to Turkey, presidaa.
He read the Declaration Of lndspena.
enoe and made a speech. sg 1t-
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How TREY ExPHEss IT.--At the Oen.
tenn.ai the Philadelphia ladies cry out
Isn't Is cunningp New York ladies,
''How superbly lovelyp Boston ladies,
''Ah, how exquawsitep Louisville
ladies, ABE. " iiul, TO- shuahW Chicago
brides, "Oh, my---I wish owned thatsa
while the genuine Yankee girls from TIM
rural districts exclainl, '9ee-wbimniHN
but ain't that 'ere sumner, neowi"
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The farmers OF Bergen County. N. j.
see a divided duty. "You must vote fot
Hayes" says the Republican, "bscsass
he owns twenty acres of Palisade lasa.
next to Mr.. Nordhofrs." NO." says
the Democrat, in rebuttal, ''y0u must
vote lor Tiiden, who owns a hundred
Phelps"
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
A. II. Stewards VIII.

Bv American Press Association TO the STAR.
NEW YORK, July l2.-Surrogate Colvin
yesterday afternoon gave decision in
the case OF the contestants OF the will Of
the late A. T. Siowavt 1t was adverse
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to opening the probate and the petition
yuaa

The Weather
continues extremely hot. Thermometer
96 degrees, and the number Of deaths
from heat quite large. Late yesterday
afternoon thunder storm passed over
the city, and at 9P. NJ. another very
severe storm arose and rain fell in tor
rents with very vivid electricity.
During the storm in the evening,
lightning struck the pavilion of the
asylum for lunatics on Blackwelps Is
land, and the gale lifted the tin ROOT, which
was carried fifty feet away. The build
ing was filled with sulphurous smoke,
and the rain poured in torrents down the
hail. The lunatics were greatly fright
ened, but no damage was done except
to the building. Several other build
ings in the suburbs OF this city were
struck by lightning. The weather this
morning is again close and oppressive,
with indications of another scorching
day. The thermometer at 8 O'Clock in
dicated 7s degrees, and is gradually ris-
ing.
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The Boston Globe says: Bayard Tayk
Or's tribute TO woman IN his pesu 10 in
deed beautiful There Is no t.nle wAeA
female looks so n0ble, so determine&
aud SO inspired, as when she 10 engaged
IN mailing up a rat-role. II
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The Connecticut Union says, a0ld
'rilden 10 q bachelor, and Tom Hendrletq
has no children. AS Bill Alien w.ul}
say, II seems that their lives have been
~ d--d barren ideauty,
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Awaiting News from Gon. Crook.
BY American Press Association 70 the STAR.
CHICAGO, July 12.-No news has been
received ~ army headquarters here up
to the present writing fram Gen. Crook,
though some intelligence 10 expected
wishin forty.eight hours. The oficers
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"My son." said an affectionate mothal
to her son, who lived q little way froM
her, and expected in short time to gsl
married, t'you are getting very thia.n
Yea, mother, and when come next
think you Will see my rib."
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THE postponed meeting Of Mission
Workers will be held in Trinity A. Il
,hurch, Ninth street, at $3.50 p. NJ, to-
morrow. All who would encourage the
evangelization OF our city are earnestly
iMVited to attend.
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or all the acts of cowardioe the mean.
est Is that which leads US to abandon q
good cause because 1t 10 weak, and join
u bad cause because it is strong.
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Seven Democratic County Treasurers
in Arkansas have been caught stealing
pubic funds. As the New York W orld
would say. "At Larst! At LarstW
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Third Ed!E!is,

The neat tacenty-tour hours probably
cloudy or partially cloudy and clearing,
with Indications OF light rain, and saltry
aDedther.
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WAVED - SIT SITUATION SiIi : BY BY man and a
cOachman; the wife is good washer and
sroner; good references given. Address CARL
Henri, care Of j. Raabc, twenty fifth W ard,
Cumminsville. 12-4t
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VNIANTED-STrUAT girl of 10
w years to do housework in small family
or nurse; also by q woman to do washing and
ironing or clean hou,e by the day; will go
short distance in the country. Call at 46O
George street, second story. 12-3t
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:NNI ANTED - STU ALTON BY y, Ing
wv lady, graduate of high school, anil hold-
er Of two years certificate in Cincinnati
public schools, as teacher in private family;
can also teach German. Address j., Gazette
office. list
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TNTANTED - STU ALTON - AS coac hm an,
wv by young man who understand taking
care of horses and cows. can work in garden
and make himself generally useful; no objec-
non to the country; references. Apply at 4?6
W est Fifth street. 1876
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wv ANTED- STU UATION--By young man.
w to teach q country scuool; also, would
like a few music pupils. Best Of referencEs
giyen.. W ages no object Address f. h. NJ Err
RlLL, bb4 West Eighth street. jy10-3t*
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NAI ANrED - STU ALTON = By q steady.
w sob.r young man. as varnisher in some
manufacturing works. wages NOT so much an
object as a permanent situation. Address
Lockbox 1910, Richmond, Indiana. 10-it
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TNTANTED--SITUA ArION--By a boy Of Is,
w willing to work at anything: has had
GONE experience in q book store; references
given. Address q. RICKEY, spring Grove ay-
Rnue LuMminsYille. l2-2t
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HTANTED-ROOM MA rE-In nicely fur
w nished room. Cal at No. W Harrison
street. l2-5t
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FOR RENT--RooMs
FOUND.

INUSD D. ZIG ARS-Two good cigars for O
@yio-u
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INT NTANTED-CLOTHIN make to Or
w der, repair. renovate and dye, at FlSCH-
ER'S. 1l2 George street, corner Of central ave-
Mue. lI-4b
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VHTANTED-TO BUY-A telegraph key,
wv second hand; must be cheap. Address
6. W. HUNSlNGLR, Mcaonnigle station. o.
1926
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WANTED. --MIsCELLANnoUS

y
TXTANTED-ROOM MArE-In nicely fur
wv nished room. Call at No. ~ Harrison
street 12-3t
INT ED-CLOTHING-To make to Or
w der, repair. renovate and dye, at FisCH-
ER5. LIZ George street, corner OF central ave-
mue. 12-4t
VNTANTED-TO BUY-A telegraph key,
w second hand; must be cheap. Address
6. W. HUNSlNGLR, McGunnigle station, D.
1896
VJTANTED-JEWEL Of solitaire
wv diamond studs or earrings price not TO
exceed $50 for the pair. Addre Post office
Box 572 12-3t
WI ANTED = -OFFICE-ROOM- With good
w light, between central avenue and Vine
street, and seventh and Court. Address H.,
IKIANTED TO RENT - A good custom
wv -four mill by an experienced miller; must
be in good location. Address WM. HAMAR,
cumminsvllle. y. l2-N
YAJANrED-W WASHING For gentlemen
w and families; also good cook wants
cooking in q boarding house or family; ref
Hence. Apply at IS Mcfarland street, IN the
rear l2-2t
NHf ANTED = TO BORROW - siOO for one
w yeai, on improved property In Covington.
Inquire at southwest corner w alnut and Vat
81 StICCtop SNJs VI AifoA OAhAAASA ootSSst ON'~
lngton. l2-St
NATANTED = CHILD by respectable
wv widow, child or children to take care
pA, daring the temporary absence OF parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
Able Address f. Al, Dayton, Ky. juss-t
AWANTED -DUY YOUR HATS or
MARTIN. at 4s W. Filth s.. jyis-tf
VNTANTED - AGENCY - gentleman OF
w good business qualifications and connec-
hons, about to locate In California desires
hrst-class agency. Address CALIFORNIA,
a66 w. sixth street, lU-3t
NTANTED = TO BORROW = l.2OU; will
Wv give mortgage ON good fruit farm Of 40
Rcres, and will pay oil expense OF going to see
farm. Address Box 50, New Trenton, Frank
hn County, Indiana. 12-3t
VNTANTED-PARTN Ith $aUO CAPITAL
w to take equal interest in nanufactur-
ing business, to be located iu Dayton, ohio;
can make 1900 a year. Call on or address
EVANS, 603 W. Sixth street. ll-at
TETANTED-WA ATCH-If the saioon keeper
w who received gentleman's nne gold
watch and chain, on the 23I OF May, will ad-
nress L., this Office, he will save trouble to all
bnncerned, and receive reward of $40. 1o4t
VXTANTED-COLOEIST Tot m a party
wv Of 6 young men to c. lonize on the island Of
COzumel, three days sail from New Orleans;
nclightful climate and rich resources; capital
required, 500 minimum. Address w. II. u,
Post-Oficc Box Al. l2-4t
FOR RENT ROOMS.
J'oR kENT--RooMs-choic for families,
u with board, at Brock House, IL Mound at.
1l-4t
EOR RENT = ROOMS - Four front rooms
Il INQUIRE northeast corner Fifth and Smith.
ll-2t
If0OR RENT-ROOM--A nicely furnished
IL room for gentlemen, at 246 Plum street, be-
iween George and seventh streets.
NOR RENT-RODMS Two in third story,
corner Plum and Perry streets. Inquire
st MuELLER'SG Grocery, III Plum street.
FOUND. Aa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

KNTANTED-SITU ATION-By q good girl;
w city or country. Apply at 1876 central av
Bpue, second floor, back. 12-3t
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yNTANTED SIT TUATION - BY q practi-
w cal gardener; references. Address RU :
DOLPH LILING, Sedamsville, D. 1896
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ED-JEWELKY-Pair Of solitaire
w diamond studs or earrings price not to
sxceed $50 for the pair. Addre Post office
Box 572 l2-3t
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-LAMD~-5 90 acres prairie land; /;
l. good spring on same; in thickiy settled
neighborhood. i'll Adalr county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
this ui1lce iy14-tf
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VNTANTED SITUATION AS .first-class
w miller; good CITY reference. Inquire or
address l.. ROTH, g3 East Eighth street.
ll-3t
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N WANTED -DUY YOUR HATS or
- MARTIN, at 42 W. Fifth St jy1s-tf
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VAyANTED - SITUATION - BY good.
w steady man, to work in boarding hou'e
or hotel; good reference. Call at l5S John
street. E-4e
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NAT ANTED = CHILD by respectable
w widow, child or children to take care
ph, during the temporary absence OF parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address Il. M., Dayton, Ky. juss-h
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TOR SALE-FARM-Of 25T acres In Pen
l. dleton County, KY: 100 acres cleared, the
balance in timber; good frame house Of eleven
rooms; good Orchard good place for country
store or tavern; would take property In New
port or Covington in part pay. For particulars.
address J. w. CARNEo, Butler, Pendleton
County, Ky. l2-St
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wv ANTED : -OFFICE-ROoM- With good
w light, between central avenue and Vine
street. and seventh and Court Address H.,
s14 Baymilicr street. lost
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VNTANTED - AGENCY - A gentleman OF
w good business qualifications and connec-
pons, about to locate In California. desires
hrst-cass agency. Address CALIFORNIA,
ad6 W. sixth street. lU-3t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06

Die unerpartete Infunft .Wr.
8rOmn5" in Der Stetnbruhutaa erid,ien
Dem tleinen Wtife-- obpobl er iid oana
Gnoers aus9eorldt baben miitbe- ME
cine otreflt Gtnmlihung Der 8oriehuua
su Notettens @uniten.
Nenn Utrs. 8romns Monu oefomz
men mare, muBte Utrs. 8ropm natir=
LID unueripeitt aus ibrem Rerfer in benz
Weinfslier befreit tperoen uuD i6re Bei>
niger Die wObIperoieute Citrate empfaMz
gen.
Mann miro fi6 erinuern, bas Wife
vWtr. 8ronn" ME ais jot6en oeIebeu
bate. @r fannie Oalpea, ben &C All
uber&pa6en 8eoungen mar, ntbt ais 2oz
lettenS @atten.
Sein eriter Smputs tpar, gum @itters
tbore binab51etlen uno ben Rammenoen
etn8ulaHen. Nber Do er b0rte, pte Dafe
@loiiop ii6 nGberte, IieB Ct iih BON iei=
ner 9emObnlt6eu Sorfi6t leiten, uno
slitt RAID bic Stiege binab uno nerbars
it6, ben S6lGiiel gum 8einteaer felt in
ieiner 5ano balteno, III SolettensShIaf
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