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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

RADON A HOUSE IN BUZzARD's RoosT.-
Lat" aturday night Jackson Beach, white,
.w"rr cut warrant against Virginia Mel
."m. ,o!ored. charging her with keeping
house Of i'll fame The warrant being given
10 officers Mccain, Belts and Davis to exc
cue, they went to the house and arrested
The proprietrss, Virginia Nelson, a
colorcd woman. and two white women,
named respectively King and Summers. A
number of men who were in the house at
II" Tine the officers made their appearance
c>rarcd through back doors and windows
This morning the Mayor, on the evidence
Of jackson Beach, and Ella Summers, Alcin-
ia Boswell and King, the three women ar
. Z, II the house raided Saturday night
i!ar,. he Nelson woman $50, and sentenced
hr 10 six months in all Mr.. Edmund
!;H"!, counsel for the accused, appealed
IN he decision of the Mayor to the Cor
location Court. Virginia Nelson then gave
iond in the sum of 500, with Lulu Nelson
rs security, for her appearance before the
grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

Do not forget to call on Henry Strauss be-
fore purchasing your Spring Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08
How to Make Good CUP of Coffee or Tea

How to Make Good Cup Of Coffee or Tea
Is an every day inquiry. The great want has been
for suitable vessel in which to prepare in STATE
OF purity and perfection these highly priced bevcr.
ages. These results can only be obtained by pre-
pairing the coffee in vessel that prevents nj,
escape Of steam or flavor and in which the bevcr
age Is made by Infusion instead of boiling. Sucb
we offer you in the ideal COFFEE POT"
Ihcy are simple i'll construction, pretty in design
highly polished and made Of the best imported tin
There Is nothing to get ont of order aud they
are reasonable in price.
STANSBURY & BRO,
Dealers in Stoves and Tiuware. Alexa
Send for descriptive price list. mills
d; Ruben 4 Co., 6S King street, want the
public to know, that they are selling Shoes
lower than any firm in the city.
Gents save your money by buying your
Clothing and Hatsat
HENRY STRAUSS, &C King street.
Do not forget to call on Henry Strauss be-
fore purchasing your Spring Clothing
c N n n u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

NOTICE.
j. W.DYER & co. j.,
have on hand fine lot of FISH, CRABS AND
CLANS, and offer them for sale to the public at
No. % South Royal street
his- All orders filled and delivered free Give
US call. my4
STOVE PIPE POTS-A full supply just received
- by lmy4l &c. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

933 PEN YLVA MA AVE%U E
Washington. u. C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

The largest and best assorted stock of
Clothing in the city at
HENRY STRAUSS, &C KING streat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

English regular made Half Hose at 81 for
six pairs at l. Eichberg's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

Fans Fans! Black Fans, Japanese Pol
,shed 1ian'lles solid black, nj &c a piece At
|. Eichbcrg's. mr5 "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

Ribbons! Ribbons Sash Ribbons. Bon
net hibhons and Trimming Ribbons lust
opened at l. Eichberg's. mv5. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

New Goods! New Prices New attrac-
ton ut |. Eichberg's. my5.Iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-08

Sash Ribbons ut |. Eichberg's at &c ward
and upwards mv5-iw
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Prize RRMnkY.

The prize offered to the most beanti-
ful woman at tho peoples festival in
Bada, Pesth, Hungary, created
national sensation, and attracted an
emmense multitude to witness the com.
petition. Over 100 women presented
themselves before the bench of judges.
They were inspected one at time, and
each candidate as soon rs judged was
passed on to the waiting-rOom. When
the whole number had been reviewed
they were again taken before the judges
singly, and finally all were placed to-
gether in line. After critical inspec.
tion the ten most beautiful ones were
selected and the rest dismissed, and then
from this smaller number the two love.
lest of all were chosen for the first and
secOud prizes But this WAS work OF
difficulty, and was not settled to the
satisfaction of all. The viCtor in the
tournament was Miss Cornelia Szekely
n maiden of lG, daughter of an official
in the imperial household. Her claims
to beauty rest upon q charming trans
parent complexion, melting brown eyes,
small mouth, rich darkbrown hair,
and form Of youthful grace; but her
features who ly regular, and the mouth
and the head are not perfect in shape.
Her photograph, taken in dress that
is being made for her be- the first dress
maker of Hungary, is to be sent to all
the illustrated journals of Europe for
The prizes were bracelets
of gold inlaid with precious stones and
of rare workmanship. This competition
Is said to have shown the Hungarians
that they can boast of every type of te-
male loveliness, and they are taking
of the privilege.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
The Princess Louise.

Speaking Of the Princess Louise as
she appeared in that city, the Omaha,
Neb., Bee says: "The Princess made
her appearance on the rear platform of
the car to watch the antics of her little
terrier, in charge of the porter. She
was accompanied by one of her ladies',
and only remained moment, and few
of the crowd suspected who she was.
She was attired in the most modest
manner imaginable. Her dress was Of
dark lawn, and a spray of violets on
her bosom, plain bracelet and . cou-
pie Of plain gold rings were the only
ornaments she wore. She is well
formed, hale looking woman of thirty
five, or thereabouts, and is said to have
the features of her mother, and, like
her husband, q modest yet frank de-
lneanor. Her face is bright and intelli.
gent, and lights up very pleasantly
when she smiles.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Gone Home Co Die.

Charley Ford, one of the slayers OF
Jesse James, who is afflicted with con-
sumption, left Cincinnati Monday with
his brother Bob for Missouri, his physi-
clans having told him there was n0hope
for his recovery. Although i'll for some
months, he was never so bad as to be
confined to his bed until he reached Gin.
cinnati, when his condition became
much worse. 1t was about all he could
do to leave his bed a few minutes before
the time for going on the stage and walk
to the theatre in which he has been ex-
hibiting. He had hoped that under the
constant care of physician he might
be able to go to New York and fill the
two weeks engagement at Bunnel's
Museum, but he gave up, and decided,to
start home at once. Those who saw
him on the stage remarked his haggard
looks and sunken eyes and cheeks, but
few knew of his sufterings and the great
amount of bracing up required for him
to appear at all. Besides the fatal dis
ease, Charley has other ailments to hur-
ry him into eternity, Bob expects to
return in a few days aud appear by
at the New York theatre. He
seems perfectly healthy, and says he
never had q serious sick spell in his life.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Feeding for MILK,

When meal is fed to COWS dry it is
most often swallowed without sufficient
mastication and salvation, and it is
then only partly digested, being in part
wasted in the manure. To prevent this
1t is better to wet some fine cut chaff
and mix the meal with it. When thus
given the whole is thoroughly mastica.
ted in the process of rumination, and is
then completely digested and none is
wasted. For this reason the common
practice of feeding meal with wet chaff
is the most effective and economical.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
20 Continue.

The Boston One Price Clothing House
will still continue in business at 2l3
Market street and is ready for the Fall
trade with stock of clothing larger
than ever before and which was
bought at the best possible price for
cash. 1t is their desire and their inten-
tion to do a larger business than ever,
iflow prices and goods can be made a
sufficient inducement.
Thanking the public for past favors
they still solicit their kind patronage.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
THE NEW YORK STATE ANTI.
MONOPOLY LEAGUE
OTHER ITEMS.

The New State Committee of The
Anti-MOnopoly League of New Yorh
State met yesterday In Saratoga. The
question of organizing Leagues in every
Congressional District was discussed
and each member of the Committee was
empowered to supervise the formation
OF league In his own district. 1t was
resolved to send q delegation of ten Re
publican and five Democratic members
OF the committee TO attend the Republi-
can State Convention, and the Demo
cratic and five Republican membe to
attend the Democratic State Conven-
tion. The Committee adjourned uu-
TIL the 18th instant to hear reports,
which will govern the question OF
nominating a straight Antl.Monopoly
ticket.
The Republican Convention of Ham
ilton county, Ohio, In session at Gin
cinnati yesterday, adopted resolution
demanding that the present Legisa.
ture prepare and submit to a popular
vote a clause amending the State Con.
stitution which shall enable the Legis.
lature to regulate the traffic In intoxi.
eating liquors"
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention of the First OHIO District, in
Cincinnati, yesterday renominated
Benjamin Butterworth by aeclamation.
The Republican Convention Of the Sec
ond District nominated Amos Smith,
Jr', on the first ballot, over Thomas. L.
Young, the present incumbent.
The Democratic Greenback Conven-
ton of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict Of Michigan met at East Saginaw
on Wednesday aud nominated q. j.
Willis. Part of the Green back dele
gates bolted and nominated Benjamin
Calvin, of Saginaw, as their candidate.
According to the Boston Traveller,
the returns of the delegates to the
Massachusetts Republican Convention
received up to noon yesterday, give
Crapo, for Governor, 474; Bishop, 4O7; |
Noyes II. and unknown" 80.
State Senator Artley, a Socialist, was
yesterday nominated as ne Independent |
for Representative In Con.
gress from the Second District of Hi. |
nois.
Frank Hiscock was renominated forI
q fourth Congressional term by the Re-
publicans of the Syracuse District ofl
New York yesterday afternoon.
The Fres Traders of the First Illi-
noia District nominated VIM. Brownlee
for Congressman, "on an unqualified
free trade platform"
The Democratic State Convention of
Nebraska met yesterday in Omaha and
dominated State ticket headed by j.
sterling Morton for Governor.
A tornado at Winsted, Connecticut,
asst evening, demolished ten d wellings
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Tho Currew Law ns AIexandriu.

By order Of the military authorities
at Alexandria, the Governor of that CT
ty has proclaimed a curfew law by
which all cafes, shops, places of amuse-
ment and all movements of people on
the streets after 10 o'clock are prohibit
ted. Europeans do not take kindly to
this order and say 1t Is arbitrary. 1t
interferes with their comfort. They are
accustomed, in this weather, to dine
late at night and to sit in the cafes in
open air until nearly midnight.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
State OF the Tnermomerer
The Wemther,

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September
ID A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States !:
fair weather, westerly winds, higher
barometer, stationary or lower temper
ature,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
special Mention.
the Laleat NeWa.

Holland will make one large photo,
graph with frame for $125, ret0ucheC
in the finest style, no finer made in tn,
city 8 fine retouched cabinets for 81
8 cards finely retouched for 81, pictures
copied and enlarged in same style at thu
very lowest prices. The only cheaI
first-class gallery in the city, No. 4 Easr
Srd street, between Market and King
streets.
House Furnishing Goods.
A. Chambers has full stock of tin
ware. wood and willow-ware, oil cloths
fruit jars and a general line of house.
furnishing goods that he is selling cheaI
at No. 216 King st.
oysters, CLAIMS and Grabs.
Here is the place to get them every
day, fresh and nice, at No. 122 King
street. Also fresh fish of all kinds In
season at No. 100 King street. VIM.
Pennell h Son.
Powell Bros have on their stalls In
Third Street Market, trout, mackerel,
blue fish, founders, halibut, and other
faIloIloS vi lIle Hnny UTlD0.
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by Buchupaiba." 81, Depot, Fl. II.
Bringhurst.
skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm.
pOtence, Sexual Debility. 81. Depot,
II. Il. Bringhurst.
OH Paintings
just received a fine lot of oil paint
ings which we will sell as auction this
evening at Drake & Co.'S Auction
Rooms, II K. 4th St., without reserve.
OysterS, oysters, Oy aters
If you want to get the best and
freshest oysters In the market go to
no Shipley st. %, 30 and
40 cents per quart; also wholesale.
Oysters and Fish, Fish aud Oysters
Oysters the best in the city, fresh
and salt. Fish of all kinds at T. A
fish stalls in 9Th st. market.
Tin Roofing.
Tin roofing, guttering and spouting
and all kinds of job work promptly
done by A. Chambers, 2l5 King St.
Painting and GralnlnG.
If you want good job of painting
and granting call an Charles f. Taze-
well, 106 Maryland avenue.
RuGIer.
Twenty ttrkins OF Sutter tor sale at
tails 81 and 81 Third street market.
Y. B. Appleton.
Painting ana GlaxIer
Tilghman Danner is ready for all
Iinds Of painting and granting at No.
10 Market St.
Don't suffer yourselves to be robbed
~ an accursed monopoly aud pay two
'riCes for matches when you can buy
hem equally as good for 81. 10 per gross
It 3l31a Shipley street, first door below
he Great Tobacco Mart, Wilmington,
Del.
Bountitul, beautiful and benifcent
Becky" the wonder of the nineteenth
entury," sold by all dealers. Chap
lan, sole agent, 4th and Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington Summer Garden, 9th
nd Walnut streets, is open for visi-
0rs The best and coolest place for re-
Taylor - Fullerton's fever and ague
lixture a sure cure for chills and fever.
or sale by Taylor & Fullerton, 800
ling street.
Fine handkerchief extracts in fancy
ut glass bottles, toilet powders and
egant pertumed soaps at Hartman's
rug store, 9th and Poplar.
Go to Resag's Drug Store tor medi-
nes-the old corner, Front and West
reefs.
e. A. Morgan, NJ. D., 917 Market St
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
A Denial.

Henry o. Flipper, the colorsd grad
uate of West Point, in a letter from
Camp Rice, Tex, to the Tribune, denies
the story that he has been appointed
captain in the Mexican Army. He
says: Gas matter of fact, am not
In Mexico, but in Texas. 1 have not
received any appointment whatever,
civil, military or otherwise, in Mexico;
have asked for none and bave no ex-
pectation of ever receiving any, though
! read, write and speak the language
f1uently."
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
which was read second time and re.
ferred to the Law Oommittea

which was read q second time and re-
ferred to the Law Committee.
Mr.. Talley introduc and had read
. second time an ordinance for chang
ing the grade of Harrison street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth--referred to
the Law Committee.
Deeds were received from William
McCaulley and wife, and James Nor
row and wife conveying the beds of
certain streets to the city, which were
on motion referred to the Opening
Street Com mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Adele, Council
adjourned to meet at the hall at 73O
o'clock, q. m, on MoLday to take part
In the German Volkesfest.
Mr.. Eastburn moved that the Str Get
Committee inquire by what authority
aquantity Of lumber had been piled on
the railroad crossing on Third street to
the obstruction Of traffic.
Mr.. Talley referred to the necessity
of having gate at the, railroad cross
ing on the north side Of Shipley street
near Front.
After some remarks on the subject
frnVFt M 4
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
A Great Gll anEe.

Having made a general change in
our fine gallery, especially in our opera.
ting department by adding new scenery
and also new operator, we are prepar.
Ell TO do finer work than ever at our
old prices Gallery 302 Market str eet
Sutterley & GO.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
RMmo RnlE.

There will be game OF base ball be-
tween the Fleet Foote aud the Nal pie
Leaf Jrs., on the Rodney street grounds
tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Ready for Fall RusIness

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock or
Derby Hats we ever had made up.
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city.
u. n. RumEOr0 d Bro, AOA Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15
Have Never Handled Any Thing

which gave better satisfaction for Blood
or Skin Diseases than S. 8. S. Clark
and Sclater, Druggists, Danvllle, Va.
Price $1.00 and $175 per bottle Of all
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15

A tornado at Wiusted, Connecticut,
last evening, demolished ten wellings
and five barns, injurlng several per-
sons, three seriously.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-15

You will be welcomed po-
litely and respectfully.

Will be discussed before
you and the claptrap and
vitrperation of last Tuesday
night will be left to the
Republicans who then in
augrated it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-20
Der aa,nilienpela.
(6ortfssuns tOIst.)

Die Srau bes Sremier BON Rniders,
bauien, seb. pom SpnrensfeI6 if cine
uneemein prattil3e unS lebr enereii&e
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fid, fir tbrsn Manu un6 fur ibre Gods
ter = einen S%eI3tragen. = OericIbe
muB mad einem eisens beifimmten Cur:
nus obpe9ieIub setrasen werbsn, Erb
lit Giriorse setrOfen, boB 6iefer Cine
BeI3trasen IN SOnntnsen BEL Der gas
rabe o allen Dreien 9etrasen welbIn
auf Der @arabe: L. MOmsnt. 8
rReiue 6errenl Sie uerben mid euts
f9uIbigeu - i9 babe peripro1en, uieine
SamiIie BEL Srmann's ~ab3ubrIen /!
Abieu!
2. Romert.
Die gbre. frau BremierI Soeben
1T 9err 9endbI wes9egaugen, nm sic
BEL Srmanu's n~b3uboLcnl"
3. Mement.
I'D bitteI 9aben sic gopo nitt &c.
feben2@% ?
,@ewis mein 6rduIeinl au& N1amG
mar bier sewsfen : gapa bottle sic BEL
Srmann's Ober mic er faste gu
finben!H
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-20

cine e6ttIi6e Stimme, bic I'm an6ereH
| Sffmmer, Wabamel
8 ia, erwioerte 6rdnIetn MrD fitrt
Semonb pom Rabame's Btiethern2
ga. GntfduIbisen Gie, meif 6err,
- sic t5unen mir bod &derensen ses
benz
gerfsbt f5!
Or sng enle &arte aus Der Gal9e NIB
f&rieb nit BIeiffift einige 9arlen oas
ranf. 5rduIein Mffrn mari rnr einen
Bid baranf, iab, baB fe idtnmtIi@ auss
Idnbii6 waren, unb ffedte bic Rorte su
f9. Oa fe elm meuis na6ldifi9 IN
ibren Wfanieren mar, 10 perlor lie bieIeIbe
baI6 nn15er unb ertunoiete f6 bemSue
foI9e ME mad ben beSetdueteH 8eriOnen.
Oo9 ma6te ihr bies weiter feline Gorge.
0ertrauensuou uon Ratur, meinte fie Sci
einent mietber, Der ftets i'm Sprans be-
3nbIte, Der &eferenjen entbebren gu t6ns
men,.
ST aaes in Orbnuus, Mabame2
fragile Der SisnOr.
SawobI mein 9err, uerieste SriuLeiu
GHrp.
Gienor Oiscor6o elite anf ben 6lur
binaus. SSn bisIem 4ueenblid sins bte
Sbdr bes 9tnter5immers auf unb Wercr
Dill wurhe fi9tbar, auscni3einli6 gum
Musgeben aueesceeu. Sieuor Oisc0rbo
tra1 einen S9ritt 3uriid, nm fie uor6ei
gu IaiIen. 11nuiItirli5 blidte fte nuf-
ibre Ausen besesneten i1. sic praHte
3urfd unb erblaBte, benin ie ertonnte IN
Inn BEN Naun, ter tbr Gags suuOr auf
Der StroBe sefblst a
User mar err @as that CT bier-bier,
nit ibr unter bemieIben Oa9e2 @6re
TrduIein affrp minber tur5fi9tis gemes
fen, 10 wiirbe iie BEN fefen, triiImpbireu>
ben Bid bes monne5 un6 bic Berle9enz
belt unb gntriilfung bes Wtdb6sns Be-
merit baben. SIN nddi fen Moment per-
f9wanb Mercp in tbr 3immer unb Stss
nor Oiscoroo itieg, ft9 nit feiner ueilen
Wirt6in auf's @ndbigfe unterbalten6,
bic Ereppe binab unb uerabi3iebete fi9
an Der 9alstbir NIT elmer tiefen, ebrers
bietisen Ser6eusung.
4Is Sal gum Mittaseifen mad Sauie
fam. bate 6rduIeiu &frp linn cine
gteuisteit 5u ers6bten.
SD babe oaS Voroer5tn1tt1er an etrteIl
netten II o, Iebr uetten 9erru uermietbet,
mein Snn9e, ipra9 iie. SD wunOere
mid MIR, wie er fi3 nit elmer 8Obnuns
i'm @uritbofe be9nii9en mag.
User 1T es :? fragile Sal sIei9siItis.
Gin Qusldnoer elm Wfu1tlebrer.
Srau9t feline &nsf gu baben, er ipieIt
ui9t gu 9auie un6 mar ie6r artts. t9at
Fuier @o9sn I'M goraus besabIt, Sal!
Oos freut mid UNI Oeiuetpiueu, ia9te
Sal tur3, un6 bamit war bic So6e abb
sefban.
- GO ftanb fir Signor OiscOrbo,
ben Meuitlebrer Der @es often, feline
@obnung in 9tummer 10 bes Wuritz
bofes, nnter bemieIben Oa9e nit benz
Mdb6en oufsui9taseit, bereu Ioreife er
pom Soiep6 benz Orselbreber, erfanft
bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-20

Beta brnu9te fir bieleu in Ansii&t
9elteaten @enrB ui@t 81 banten, benn
6rduIein @dne fubr fo9Ieid fort:
De- Ser, weIder seftcrn nit uns
fpeiife -Sie wifen, Ser Sare - o5,
has lit elm @enie! Or it Der Iette
Spr6Blins einer alien fibldnbii@eu 6as
mile, rneI9e bur9 ben Srieg ibr games
8erm6een uerIor. Gr fam Dor nibt
tnnser 3eit mad &eSp BORT, obue 6reuns
be, obne 9eIb, itt f6 fiji bic &unf
aussubilben uno bat bort ale mOsItden
@ntbebuuugeu, GGuIbun9en unb 2ei6eu
ertrageu, Der arn-e Weni9l NIs i9 i'm
gum erlten MaIe fab, Iag CT tront unb
baIbperbungelt in eiuer.D a6ifube. Op9
iest III 6aS an6ers. Gini9e 9~rapcnt6pfe
ma6ten ibn bort betaunt, unb er fomn1t
i9neu IN Die Wo6e. @r ioG bier in &sws
port mein Bib mnIen. @r mcbnt nit
einenl Treuube ;ufnmneu, sic fOuen
i'm nit mir in Ieinem Qtelier NufIu9en.
Damn leste fie YiufeG Lnb 6drben
fort, nabm NIT efnem 3drtli9eu SIide
Don ibren BiI6ern Abi9ieb uub sirls nit
8eta fuibififen.
Nls es elf l1br i9lug, befeGte 6rdus
lein Sane bic @quipase uTb fuhr NIT III.
rem Sat unb ibrem frons6IiI1en &auls
mermdb9eu mad benz 8a6epIase.
Die ru5ige See ersIdnSte wie cine
pcite fiIbsrne SI66e. Die Sonne be:
itrablte Die griinen Sanb6iinsn un6 Die
Selien uub Sorts am 9afen. Die Quft
mar baIfumif9 uu6 6unberte pom Rems
i9eu = 3uI9ouer in Garofen, Ia9enbe
&in6er NIT ibren Wdrterinnen, fr5bLi9e
0td69en, eIegante 0amen In pitoresten
&oftiimen anb uenieer ele9aute, iber
beren &0rperbau 6iefc Roitiime unarees
nebme @ntbiiuungcn madteu, bsp5iters
ten ben Strnnt.
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bdusden, unb Beta f9Iipfte, pom Der
Sran36fin entf(eibet, in elm rei3ertoes
blaues 8a6efoftitm un6 elite bann bins
aug, nm ibr critics Seebub gu nebmen.
sic mar ui9ts weni9er ais furdtiam
BON Ratur; barun1 perf6m6bte fe foFort
bic 9iIfe bes l6aues, ma9te fi9 pom
6rduletn Sane, bic mic cine in &otb unb
BIuu 9etIeibete IebenOi9 seworbene 3D.
9eli9eu9e ausiab, los uno itrefte ibre
weiBen 4rme Dan Weeresmoaen enteegen,
bic lan9fam i6rer ltmarrnlng eutse9eu
ROTTEN.
8, ME prddtis 6a9te ffe, aIs fe ME
Elm iuu9er Dolphin in Der Don Der Ssnue
erwdrulten 5tutb bsrumpIdf9erte.
(5Ortfesuns fOIst.)
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2ieber b6tts i9 bunbsrt Mort uerloren,
aIs sernbe uretnen gberins. Marie@sn,
bait Du i'm nirsenbs gefeben7
Rein Wamai Aber weiBt Ou mas,
Mama2-79eirntb' nO9maII
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S9Ieswts. Don benz ausbre6en
Der &inberpeff in ireen6 einem GbeiIe
Deutl1Ianbs wir6 uniere 9rouins ieberz
ssit aul f6werffsn betrOffen, ba bic eng
hide 9runbariftOtrntie ieben Derartisen
@orwunb iOfprt ersreift, I'M bic Siebs
@iufubr mad @usIarb Su uerbieteu. go
1T au9 biesmaI bas auftreten Der &ins
6srpeif in S9Iefien feitens Der ensIii9en
Hegieruns iofort nit einem 8etbot Der
Gtnfubr pom 8ieb aus ben ein;isen BIS
hsr nod 3ussIofeuen 6eutiden !6dfen
LSnnins unb 9uium beantportet NOR;
ben.
Srebtebt. Sn 2ansenborn bat
BE @befrau S0ndieu ibrem 2ebeH bur9
~tsrbdnseu elm @nbe semadt, aus Sur3t
pOr elmer seri6tIi@en nnteriu@uns, ba
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fGuIbist bate, 5000 SO. unterf9laseH
81 babeH.