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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-25
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Light unDeTS-SuHpDhi
Rustles are now made with hinges.
When next2
The weather is as uncertain AS a
lamp chimney.
To a sleepy man in church there is
no place like home.
The West Point graduating class
this wear numbers seventy-seven.
Mrs. Sartoris has another baby.
That young couple mean business,
Thirty-eight Chinese murders since
the last heathen was hanged in San
Francisco.
A mans dearest object should be
his wife; but, alas, sometimes 1t is
his wife's wardrobe.
Picked Turkey and 'deviled Bear
still form the principal dishes at
diplomatic dinners in Europe.
Paris dressmakers send out dolls
to their patrons In ac-simile COS
tunes of what they have for sale.
If somebody must be killed, let it
be the man who laps his spoon with
his tongue and then dips it in the
sugar.
The servant girls employed in the
Southern Hotel, st. Louis, derived
$4,000 from benefit rendered them
recently.
A person always meets with a
warm reception at hotel. The
minute he arrives be is placed on
the register.
The people of Portland, Me-, have
decided literary tastes. They have
stolen 1000 volumes from their pub
lie library.
Stanley is heard from again. He
is at Ujiji, across from Bobaleezman-
tock, and has just surveyed Lake
Langarigka.
"When I die," said a married man,
81 want to 60 where there is no snow
to shovel His wife said she pre-
,sumed he would.
Mr.. I,jams was recently registered
at the Hotel Bates in Indianapolis.
His brother Jim is very well known
on the Comstock.
1t is pleasant to shake hands with
girl whose fingers are covered with
diamonds, for you feel that you have
a fortune in your grasp.
Even if . boy is always whistling,
~ Want to be an Angel" it is just as
we'll to keep the preserved pears on
the top shelf of the pantry.
A good many men won't admit
that honesty is the best policy, be-
cause they never tried it and don't
want to be placed in false position.
A fashionable young man, IN fit
of economy, had one of his high
linen collars converted into three
shirts, which he donated to the poor.
The following is true copy of a
letter received by a village school
master: "Sur, as you are a man of
nolege, intend to enter my son in
your skull"
Boston has begun to can and ship
baked beans. Everybody will now
say that they knew the giant intel
lect of the Hub would develop some-
thing after awhile.
A young lady who has suffered
from "baggage smashers," has had
her trunk covered with flannel this
season, having heard that flannel is a
good chest protector.
Blue glass Is good enough in its
way, but yellow pane set where 1t
will throw its refuection on heap
OF halt dollars is the thing to give a
weak bank reputation for paid up
capital.
There is a story of an amateur hun
ter in the Rocky Mountains who fol-
lowed a grizzly bear for four days,
and then abandoned the pursuit, al
ieging as a reason "that the trail wa.
getting too fresh"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-25

A wrestling bout Sunday afternoon
in front of tho meat market between
two big boys drew together the lar
gest crowd we have seen assembled
in Genoa. 1t was quite as attractive
as dog fight. In the evening Rev.
8. P. Kelly had a tussle with the
devil at the court house, and notwith-
standing the gentleman is popular
preacher, and gave old cloven foot a
lively turn, we regret to say the con-
gregation at the street athletic ex-
hibition outnumbered his two to one.
-lCarson Valley News.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
New pubIitations.

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
NOVEMBER DECEMBER NUMBER
CONTENTS;
j Resumption Of Specie Payments
Bv Hugh McCuilOch,
VIM j. Kelley.
David a. Wells,
Thomas Ewing
Joseph :. Ropes,
John Shcrman. secretary Y. s. Treasury
IL Caveier de In sale.
By Francis Plrkman - .r
III The War In thc East with Maps). Part III.
By Geo. b. MoCleian.
". The Functions oi Uuhelef
liy Thomas Hitchcock
V. The southern Question.
By Chailes GayaIre, of Louisiana -.
vi Mic elangolO and the BuOnnarTOu AfchiVeA
Bv T Adnlphus TrOluIe.
VII America in africa Par II.
By Gilbert Haven.
VIII situation IA France.
I,y A Pans Ro-'denL
IX How shall the Nation kee AIN frospeilH' iN' AA'
Bv Daniel a. wells.
Y The ltr9mOntaur Movement IN Canada
By Charles Lindsey, Of Toronto
Contemporary iltoratUrc -. -,
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bool sellers ana newsGoalorS sent postpaid on receipt
OF lr.ce by the pub lslioIs, --.-... . 90 -.
JAMES II. OSGOOD 81 co, Boston.
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VNpGRTANTto PARENTS and TEACHERS.
Z --" BEIT', PATENT TRANSPARENT TEACHlNF
CARDS" combine instruction and amusement This novel ~
cgou Teaches the youngest child 20 spell al sight ana VIII
rsvou;louizc hc sysem o primary education toi saw ~ ~
tuns ers Il dealers Irco % cents o ~
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IEulE TRIRrNE ALMANAC

TIE STANDARD POLITICAL MANUAL.
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O.. S. Times.
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Htupl star and Sentinel
Cosapictcst cud reliable poI.cai register published
-1"eser (N. 4 Morning star
= err hing TO lave within ones reach-,h Albany ~
lho est AID fullest number ever ssuedl3oson tMas)
sasas, II 70 does not excel The g STANDARD Of previous
h8Jes-l lltoclestcr lh. - D-.nocr. ana Chronicle.
Contains mach ler election returns than any pre7ious
NSae.-i Chicago Qll) journal.
Always no Tor accuaCy and faness Of it, statistics
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CnnelnQ Academies.
Genchers.

A LADY Of experience in teaching desires
position Please address NJ. A. b., Box 29O,
BRIDGEPORT. conn.
4 COLLEGIAN. competent to fit young men
- r college d''re- 20 take few puPis for The Mn"r
Tribune once
4 REFINED FRENCH lady teacher can find
60 plat no1r a9d rors m a., aro o. , @asln i@r m
Address X. L. Uptown Tribune Office, l,2ao Broadway.
4 YOUNG Partisan lady of a refined educa
1ps l,s I.a is.,i,1 In "A '' Of GOOD STAR la .r yi
rive pIiyare L. dus Address Nile. dAYMARD. 433 West
4 YOUNG LADY desires BOARD for the
c4n TEACH CHuDHEN piano a.d as 81 n ther general
qurcd caller address win mi name ANA address, Miss
BLtN is, ~ -d-pl3cr, HiunSyh
AN EXPERIENCED Classical and Mathe-
- ma'ica TEACHER cla seal COLT media ii't Of iorci"n
ua',csy de,rs private puplt C.i rciGsGe as 10 rrrqdl
once, l,23s Braa way.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
BET i5ih ana leth s- supplies prnca " pnLr schools
eTn-ssa Information parents u rooI schools NJ
of .ir imaI,raa School Iasu,o iI5rd, her sup r. iac.
ues fos meeting any demand AJpy 20 Mis-, NJ YOU No.
EDUCAT ONAL BUR .AU, 30 Union-square.
fa, itH'' & ' 'S HSNh H-X%biiG Viii Naaascr '
IN ELIZABETH.-Boari with pleasant rooms
a. = s1c' per per YN G , t IN 6ecs Gs r"O or - Ia'''
NsR>. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
= Fal 40 ner classes IN music. and
tl uo 'crn languages FOR trr3s9Ipy al no. ilEtpatc
Broohy1
QUARTERLY ELOCUTIONIST, 80 Union
%k-quars. Back number supplied. ANA RANDALL piRHi-
V'EACHERS Of weIl-kpown calihre and char
acer-for private Instruction. fa.li rs schools cle-t-
Eta,r cal sc ,aoi ins;t.uic 30 East iliist.
E5TANTED-A teacher for English and Mu
W ST.: ore t,at can sin cl's aud is " ne 10 work
) dress PANLiS6 INSTITUTE, Pa"hnT s. \.
ETANTED-Episcopal lady for Southern
~ family. Esensh. ~ nrh, German, tnlsic 5000 md
i NpierD lanpllt---.
-tpl and home: Valarinaucf. 500 and home. PISCK-
hEI'~ AGENCY, 30 Uni u-squar-, Sew YORK
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Eos 81 and y West S2d.st.
Re- T HH!T o M Y66rVG % Es9'IF IEFoYs
Aniumn Term bcgan WEDNESDAY sept %. -.
aa" TSs @ na HaF % Il r. @ G3 m eserT T Of So
Ai' post ar 5 - course IL tncn Literature EqglsG
History. Fine Arts and Other higher branches oi
Learning.
V'HE MISSES MARSHALL" SCHOOL. for
voaPs 81 aags a and eaiSr8i S2 zoo est '' VIII O'
VHE MISSES PERlNE. No. 81 East Seventy
iour'hs,, ON central Pax, reopen the'r English aud
French school oi Young Ladies' and ch!iren sept 2"
For Bows and Young Nen-country
UONELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for 20
y young boys. J. HINps 4. NJ, Hampstead be- y. -
4 MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL for -
= BOYS. oNiNIhH'f 'IAi'' "''''r'' n'S'' w. -
A ALEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Mih,aryb board
~ ags,ho'Wate Plains Ny. fina'a' o'f' INNS I'D" D
CHESTER VALLEY Academy for Boys,
Y Dovmugtovu, Hoalthv locality, careful instruction
so0 sy5cai fI2 caI Adr a ,.i r. DS iacp
BOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-A limlted
be- ol boy, rtco yed in ihe family OF Dio",E w,
Institute Of Iechnoogy Aso any conditional applicants iof
''li'e,c Foi Circular dIcct to Concord mass.
TgORRISTOWN W.JJ BOARDING SCHOOL
pEEKSKILL(N.YJM MILITARY ACADEMY.
1 Opens seUtemhtrl2 - send for circular
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
boys yeI college Prepares for college scientific school,
VI F,v. j.. l. REHEY Rector.
l,lloI,CI TDcE,S pFN\GYJVANIA ACAD-
= ENY to- N0UNG NrN aad BOYS ha, hcsuu Che
twelfth year win 700 r,'d nt >i1i.,-'ne i'i' ni.i
one Hare Cwys,iy eiaau.ir T. Z nf r ',r 90 i -@ ,1
and Pa..iuc: Professor ". m,ud nutioroi Po;cr&
ia moa@s ysi,n G' ,1 ir'Ia5!g , o .1 s @ and
can, ,y i made for vsra1.ie. ;iat Ialv occur
during te YEAR t0r prospectus e. -J-i5i i SCHOOL o.
r..1i r.. .cfGoi ar 70 or.a -.Itciui.r o. 1873
6a,ari ia, .ais: " skt ara. n ,~. recommend
Ing 10 parents lr ACfguy oi M, W.T.; ~ I u O, o. me
ir s,r ID, which trc Aca euy is conducted, W % The
deuort pupils yl, attend t and aln sa lea ai
n9l n e ,. .i lt %'.' 90 t,, '' .a..5r
Juo-e GO NJ Van 10 3,9 ol >e;. y9Il a1' "7N'ri-
Caar',s 9. Leland " Inn r.. ,119 says: 1T is an 'n-
Siin'i'' I-Hff" M , p.r,uIs siI find in not
a.. ..' brf p. unrrrlt,. ,i.trfrI r-taIIi. .c't
wlerc ona idea, u .a..ag egml~ g in@SS h., ".og,
ngctssy J." At & -I' M 'i % & . y yr 1u o tf, duties
g. yoor ost,n must m'se 'o.I ,.' he serious ana ln'
,. y, ,','-..r rf... f.r. ~ p.ur-yfvafia
s,roi i ac. Icid H as oleof On. finest iu ti -t.tr
.i one in ,,.ry wag -t. t. i; bog lrr ans college
iac PRINCIPAL a h a.l llt. f, v 1a'gn ,d'ca2,' r,
/ f.,sDr pal- D.. 90 t.dI.iJt. e.f ''' ".. ~ '.' y.
-lartit'g- 'ri IAri.r ." ,'' i.a' '.'' "' -,,
in,m,-' h & i. O. 15 ' i M ll ,.i,-i h .- ~ ,-.r ..il
Ioa Tl,.'Iw ~ .G I,, l I'' a ,. o,,r,- m o Hcaaca,
T. ~ inomas ti - 'l ''' q, - cs
~ IIl ti,e.. ip .l li4f,t,r Nurs Dr. ia,.,i aacs.'
avg .i a, ir r r,aodg iror s5I al Harvard says
HSa3: a. ,5,S1, aayg 1.i, 3 ,-. h. :, id ' s, s aa . @
m very ha.a gard aud ct-.,a would epc'aii' reron-
mend nm gaimrlur qualified ny rat'- 'a' ,
m."I' ,l, " '' & ,li .J rr-p.I.y ia il.l PROBES.
..r '
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

C!urrii Of the Disciples.
ffti. 80. and N4di.nu-ave,
Tho Rev. GTOPGF 81. HEPW0 TIL, Pastor
SFrVICTs TONOHRoW at 1913 and ! i5.
Morning: "The Artaroui~m Of R'Neion snd Culture
Fvcu.nc: \ Troubled S0ul'
school nud C,urrrn afi0nai Bible o. ass 7t
-Yorrr Mems Nirc'irrO WEDNESDAY tNl.N 80 AZ ~
general urn,or meer1g on FRIDAY .iNES ~, ~.
Nnrf1v ryerng Nr. iIIPWDETU viii deliver me Z ld ~
tho Coufao = urts, travels n Europe illustrator
with the Strt ptcnn.
pi-cpIe. of Christ, 2.i ST.. upar Iro9iwav fey. d.
VsN Pt- KIRK. vt A. o. sunday nor M ~ j "' g. n
ami 74j D. m. Pubc Bible Class on Tuesday evening All
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

NOUNG MEN privately Fitted Tor College
+. F.uGFFMANN, $40 .kbIIdg-, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
Nem lonblirailons.
Continued from Sixth Page.
KLUNzNGER's UPPER EGYPT;

IT'S PEOPLE AND ITS PRODUCTS
by C. b. KLUNuNGER, M. d. illustrated nom orslnAi
Sketches 1 VOL crown svo, cloth extra So 90
III.
AN IMPORTANT WORK BY THE LATE PROF SMITH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
JnsirutIlon.
For Roth Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes--City.
MIR. c. c. MILLER respectfully announces
H T2t 1T, me w w 5om inabr and sppctons
senwsy Hall Evening classes at Sil Eai l7S
MRS. WILLIAMES, 26 WEST 39l HIST,
IA wiz ieogen her @ ~ u 'ni "a ami IN IN DES
ursday SEPT ~ GosaS eIsS P1qed H''' Ad''n
MADAME c. MEAHs,
AA NILE f.6TtiS2 SEE
ENGLISH. FRESJ Il and GEHMAN BoARDING I'D
M PAY s5H99L 70" i9GSG ] atS cdaeaesd aRa p Is 7
vi 100 BoARDiNG AED DAY school.
FOR YOt NG LADIES AND CHILD ~
BOYS, CLASS AND KiNDEgdARrEN. OCTOBER /
N5RS. GARRFTSON,
w M AssS sG y ~ Mss n9 ra nt SSHoo,. or
VIII reopen 9eE EG "a hIF An 'GuIibnTN
No 52 Sf aaTA m 'tfEEEHTI, fTn.S 6ct
Circulars sent on Application
Mars. FREDERICK JONSON
MISS AGNES L. JotFs
yin TGoPS9 Their t kyGIIf fEY d5 aRq and
cHiEbRfN With KINDERGhRTEN. No. IS East Sistst,
september 27.
NJME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
and &ERMAN B0ARbISG and DAY school ior YOUNG
% T% Sa% {itdD YdIk do srs % sem a Ao1caon nav b
made by ette or p"son.y a. s69'e r'"ra.S e,s' i hy
Prof b WaterIo ouse HaWGm, and Or. I.sbber'on -
DHONIC SHORTHAND free nj Cooper lnsn-
tutc Private lcs.ousby Mrs E B rrn, n 80 arr ro"
ard DolDesrs Commercial college iHj SWAY hrai ~, 81
DHONOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.-All learners
o Euusons phonorrophy desirous Of joining society
evening wcca. under ate
tlif cost. viii please send names ihhhl
all ! % WawoIths Photographic COLLEGE, 30 fas i4n-st
CCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.-Under the di-
- iectiou oi Dr T.. SAUNECR. Pn D., IL D. llsl broa'
way, 4Stst.. nstTucon ~ German Ior l,lr ttn
tluiuen children The finest alton taught p
Professor = VI STERN The re i'm Vnivcr itv Day ah'
evening classes also taught q private rsiurnct~
GAIA ogue IF the schO, for French GeTnan Laun &C. ~
l -.-..
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

ga s. and 4th ave, sunday. November IL. at
B y. M
Jchn v. COokman, u. ID, Pastor of street "
"a and days- VIII preaoh ~ lua m am
"a o. m will deliver sermon 10 young th sAeiS On nAhu
10 seat strangers Young peoples mecuhg n va.
pe,,io, of the Pastors and friends oi the Attorney
street. Wesley ~ f. Chapel Between DELANEY aud kyngton
80 On St SDAY llth Preaching by the Rev III WHITE
former Pastor at lOi9 a IN. lAymans meeting AZ y m
sondnrl.d by and other otnineut
Preaching By Tie Rev. Z. II. FOWLER u. D., as7i1
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

fhoir Rcunign.-Iaghty sisth street NJ r. Chufch the
~, j. PALMER, PASTOR reunion oil me plu nD'i,
rfril.d An 1850 viii place st NDA - "''hVeI 20, 10,
,I,e aud evening An former members OF the thoH dnn
ei.urrh art cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
Religious Aollccs.

Church OF the Iucarnniion, Mansonave. and 35th y
The Rev. Arthur R JOk~, Rector Divine services B" ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-01

MAI, ME ettpa bos i~Oeenannte 5anburs
ger 6ubn.
Berlin bdt f@ nnfs Reue an be
9ausmnnnsfoft setu6bnt, bns 8tOitbeef
lift tDieoer ebr1id genUrben urb ber
S@meinebrnteu bat fpIeber feline tpohL.
ertuorbeuen &e6te erlon9t. Mdn min
fib Uieoer idttigen, nnitatt 6aE man Itrr
benz @numen 6urn 2eferbiIIen ~ impO,
niren iu9t, ME oomnts, unb bieier
2batIahe geseniber erl9eint nHiere
$obfunft Expedition i'm Qi6te eineB
ourfnus mlrt5fhnftliden llnternebp
mems. sic mar nnf 8eiuner bere@net,
pel4e ni@t ettpa slnuben, ba6 nj Ieis
ner @iroe ettuas uergiebt, ipenrI man
etnulal etnen Nittag o6ne 5orele uers
lebt. so uurbe .benn oub Der Sraii
SIna Morseuitern Elm Blot itls ibre
8olfSfii6e ein9erdumt, in lpel4er ftr
Gen &~otenpreis elmer ein3igen 2riffel
etlt1e UReni9en 9eidttiqt tueroen f6ip
men. Die fommenben &phousffeuuns
gen tueroeu -pbne 9weifel noh rei6er
ni1ortirt fem. Dn biitfte 4. y. uicbt lie
@sfdn9niBtof febten, pelde felt ldraerer
5eit 10 oiele Neni9en, tpelhe feline Der.
BREEDER fins, ndbrt, unb aud ml6te Sr.
D. Nrnsiualoe peranla6t tuereeu, Elm
N~ttta9smdbl aus5liteaen oerieniaeH
6dmilien, BON benen er bebauptet, fie
l6nnten BON 240 Rart idbrli9 iebr gut
leben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-01
STA 9eleerasbea.e@er,.

unfere 9eier %erinnerrt fi1 pieIIei&t
Der ionoerbnren qualification, Der uIis
ldnsjt bic enslii9e Nbmiralitdt gum
Spfer fel, unb bic einen eneliI9en
&riess6ampfer Su einem Gusfluee pour
lie roi de Prusse n6t6iete, Gtnen dbns
li9en S9er5 bat man fi9 anIdBli9 beS
8e1u6es. ben @labItone Der Siabt
SrUme abfiattete, nit benz 9elearapben.
bureau in 8riftol erlaubt. @s traf MANS
LID oalelbt cine orin9enoe Depei9e Der
2onooner Capitalization elm, in tpelher
bic Qualification auieefOroerte, einen BOD,
itduoi9en telearnpbiiden Stab nit benz
acknowledgement mad 5rome abSulen'
ben, neil 8laoitpne Sa5elbft 5prehen
tueroe uno cine 9epeIGe BON
$4,000 Borten 5u ~ertuarten iiebe Gs
nuroen nun iofort elm SnSpeftor,
bier Secrsrdre unb brei u~nterbeamte
nit einem W6rierapparate unb beipnoez
rem @atterien nit benz Suse obseIaubt,
Der I'M 2 uhr 35 Min. Briftpl perldst
uno 8 ubr so Min. in 5rome eintrifft.
SIS iteGte ft6 nuthrli9 iofort beraus,
baB Der H2tebe Mih' uuibnit setpeIen
tuar, unb nabbem 6as Hieaen6e Eele.
9rupbenbureau einise grfrif9unsen 3u
li6 senonamen, febrte es NIT benz &beno.
suse p,eoer nod 8rifol suriid. Gnses
ftelte Na9fOridunsen ereaben, ba6 bon
5rome aus gar feline &equiitiuu senna9t
worben mar; pie oas Wisnerftdnonts
enttano, bat iebp9 nod nibt berousses
brott tueroen t6nten. Sir bic 8euubz
ner bes Continents 1T es intereFant. BEL
oieier @%elegenbeit tpieoer einmal Al er=
fabrsn, nit tpel9en Mittelu unb in tpie
9roBartisem MaSitabe in .GnsInnD Der
1ele9rap5enoienlt sebdnbbabt tnicb.
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Bon Der aoarumft ausfeuuas.

Ser Sonntass. Blaubeter Der 8et=
liner Tribune geoenft Ter in ben eriten
9neen beg Sebruar in Berlin abseboL
teusn notwithstanding in folsen-
Ger seluH9ener Reiie:
Otebr a1s fir rem garnebal i%ntereI,
iirte iih Berlin fir leine erite &ohfunit.
Nusitelun9, Ue'de beute (oen 4. 5ebr)
9eiblofien niro. Tenn tpdbreuo bic
S6erSe oes 9%arnenals tpoleu, oaB ii6
Der 8erliner ben Baud Dor 2afen
battle, beiddftiete fi9 bieIe g~usfeIune
cod beoeutsnb ernfter nit benz be3eih=
ueten &0rpertheil. * tpurbe fie beun
AUDI ourb etueu 5ablrei6en 8eiu6 aus.
eeSei9net, Der bic aus9eite1ten @r5eug=
nifie Der &i9e tpeniafteus nit ben Gus
gen oeri6lana. SIR bic @oblbabenoen
nor Der 4nblif beun aud elm ie6r a1s
g~enebnler uno btlebrenber, unb bic Ser
finer &odfunit feierte Sriumpbe, tuel9e
I6r tein 8ratensReuleaur nit Der Be
bauptuns. Naes iei 6inig uno i9ledt,
III i9mdlern tpagen tpiro. 11nIere &o6<
%finitler nerrietben. inbem fie bieIe Nus:
iteGuns 9erabe iebt t~r6fneten, bnB es
ii9 BET ihnen riebr I'm ban Gbreei; uto
UNI ben 8erliuern bas @aaner'i9e Isle
ie6en, mas mir f6nnenl" s~uaurufen,
banoelte. n[s UNI cine sro6e &uHoidnft.
Su ben Easen, ols bic RiIiar6en-
1utb nod ale Ddmme tueiier Sparf anrs
felt our9bra9, bate mon slaaben ton.
men, bab Die Nusfte[Ier Die Speculation
auf bic 5rinnbiie s~eleitet babe uno bic
Rabobs ~ eineht MenasW ettreuuet ans
ipornen fuolIten, beute aber tann bieier
8eroa9t getpiB ni6t %auffommen. De-
licateifen, ipeE4e bamals @efahr liefeu,
aep6bnlide Rabruuesmittel su tperben,
limb berite tuieoer in ibre olte Bar6e
einseiest. 70 3. 9. bat fi9 bic 9rifel
ldnsit BON Der 5ur9t tpieoer erhoit, an
bic Gteae Der oamals foft gang pom &es
pertuire perihtDunoenen &artofel treten
au iOllen. Gu9 bic Boularoe seh1rt
nun tuieosr CUNT auBeroroentliden Dtits
tueseeHisef, pdbreno fie fpdbren6 Der
NRinlarben 8 Gpp@e popular setuoroeH
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MaR far @dk.

Gin 8auer bat ieit fur5er Seit bic
8utterlisferuns fir eineu retben Bidder
in Der Stabt iibernpmmeu. 2eb.erem
mar es aufsefnlen, baB RE Butter ni6t
immer bns an9e9ebeHe @epi9t BON brei
Bfuno bate; er tpiest bober oie lehtea
Senbun9en na6 uno finoet mirfli6, oaB
on isbem Butteriaib 10 uno 10 niel feblt
- BEL einem me6r, beim anoern n,niz
ger; baS ribtiae @epi6t bat aber tei<
ner sebabt. Or nerfldst baber ben
Bauer tpesen8 -9rdiioent: ,6as
BEN sic cine @aase gu Sauie?" =
Bauer: rSa!'-B.: p9ann baben Sic
pobl aub @epi6te ?"-8.: .gtein, bic
bab' i6 nett" g.: yBie baben Sic
aber bann bic Butter ipiese1 f6nnen2"
- s.: oSas lit gang eiufa9. 90 lang
als Der Bidder Butter bon mir fauft, 10
lang fauf' i9 BON ibm's 8rpb! @enn er
nun elne 3 pfinoise Butter nOn mir
frisst, nadber nebm' i6 INNER einen
bon ieinen Meden, bic i9 fir 3@pfinbise
bab' sablen mifeH, unb pies' oamit Die
Butter, bic i'd on i'm ~perfauf'!"
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Bruber aufna&t, wte9- Colt meme
SAnSien fehen.A
.Werben fcn1men, trenu er min" erpt=
berte Saeobea, trauris nit ben Gusen uuf
t6ren Mann beuteno.
San sinq. Sie faB ffiI tn threai Saus
teui une itr acpf fnnt tief uuf itre Srult.
sic ihlob BITE slusen, ober nt@t sum
S@laf. Ihrdne auf Ibrdne quo1 unter
ihren Wtmpern berrDr unb rollte unauf<
baltfam lber bic b,6eu Wansen auf bic
nilfarbene &c6e unb bic sploenen Retten
= Ste @rinneruns an ihr perlDTenss 2inb
mar pieoer etnmaI iber fe setOmmsn.
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NeariHsperpirrnnn.

ySbr Gntras 1T mer iebr i9mei9eL,
baft, aber i9 Tenn sic nidt, i1 tpeis
nibt, tuel6 elm 2ops sic meirer To9tec
bieten f6nuenw - ,.@otti tueln elm
2oos2 @ns sc tppIen: 8rounI9wei-
ger, Woilduber, @un5enbuuI er, NteiRins
GEE, hamburger, - mas sc ruoneH, id
bab' e sanSe @piIecte % so! 81 iein
GOG1ecteur? @iifeu sc mas, fommen sc
mer ni6t mebr bereit, bis ie berausses
fommen fin!"
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Gautfraufhett.

rWeifter, meinen 8eterl fam i6
ni9t ldn9er bel @u9 l%aiieu; er beflaste
fi9, oaB er bic Sautfronfbeit bel gu9
triest1
rg8nrum nit gar, bic Sautfranfbeitl
SIT oas tunbr, Spibbubenpeter? ?"
uSa tuobl, penn's @hrIte gibt, friee'
i9 bic Saut, ION BEN @rbien tries' i9
Die Sant, unb iuenn ih bic 9nut ni9t eff,
10 baut mid Der Weifter."
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Ser unre9te MeDer erreste neuliG IN
8erltr &ufnmer uno Ebr6nen. I'm Ieute
@uttit fam Der Brief elmer %betrosenen
@eliebten, ieIp. iunsen Wutter, iuOrauf
he 5n ibrer SHUTTER abiodte. 9en nod
eilenbeu Wunne tuuroe bas aanSe i9pies
germitterti3' Gift iu's @efi9t seIprist.
Grit ats ct mad pieler Niibe ben rre1s
ten WeDer" terbsiidafte, tau es gum
@ompromiiie uub pGnee gut . MIes
gut, bic 8eri6bnten betpe9tet ipsar ben
r&e6ten", etwas fir Die ~oerluiIeue
@iutrn su tburt. -
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amsfpra@s oes assN5@su.

Der Name Der neuen ruIilGen
8ianifttn, wet6e iue6en in Stem 9ort
Oebutirt bat, lift Niue. 1bereIe Safoubc-
pit19. Wenn mon bielen 9tnrnen aus.
ipre6en nil, 70 fteae mon fi9 auf ben
&opt, i6llse beftis NIT benz linfen Su6e
nab binten aus, rinse babel bic Sdnbe
unb Ipre6e bur6 bic Ha5e."