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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

CONGRESS has finally entered upon
the discussion of the tariff. The out
look is not promising for any substan.
tial reform. 1t may as well be frank
ly stated that a great many congress.
men and senator's ARE more for the
interest of their pockets than they do
for the approval of their constituents.
This Is especially the case with those
members who were elected to stay at
home at the last election, and who
propose to make hay while the sun of
their congressional term is still shin
Ing. The lobby of the monopolists is
packing the corridors of the capitol.
Il has accomplished Its work In the
committee room, and tho tariff
commissioners must laugh hearth.
ly at the shape in which
their report finally reaches the house.
1t never was much Ct a reform meas.
ure but the schedules were so a~rtfully
doctored that the reductions seemed
larger than they really were. But
Mr.. Kelley'S committee have still far.
her revised Its revislons, and the
result is said to be highly satisfactory
to the large manufacturers. The pros
poets are that the bill will be still fur
Their revised In the house, and finally
IL it reaches the senate, thrown Gu. by
that body, in which lobby influences
have been particularly strong during
the present session.
THE republican party is making /,
dangerous mistake. The people o
: the United StateA are not dispose,
any longer to submit to robbery b,
> law any more than to burglary in de
. nance Of the statute. The demanl
' for q sweeping tariff reform Is uni
' ~versal. Disgust over the present POI
10y OF taxation is becoming every de
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

CAPTAIN JIM BRIsBIN, U. S. A,
writes to protest against the granting
OF any rights to Rufus Hatch & Co.
for the Improvement of the Yellow.
stone park. He claims that 1t will
rob him Ct agood deal of work already
done in that direction and of which
he ought to reap the benefit. Bris-
bins work as usual has beeu done
chiefly with his mouth. As a speci,
mon Of a brass buttoned blatherskite
he stands at the head of the list and
unfortunately for the army not the
retired list
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

THE tendency in all cities where
extensive paving operations are In
progress Is towards granite and
sheet asphalt psvements. Chicago
spent $1,000, 600 last year In
street improvements. A portion
OF this money was expended
In paving Monroe street with granite.
The road-bed was first rolled with a
sixteen ton steam roller, then covered
with four inches of mAcadam and
again rolled. A layer Of two inches Of
gravel followed, in which the granite
was imbedded. Dry lakeshore gravel,
mixed with asphalt cement, vas pack.
ed closely between the blocks. The
Sanitary News says this pavement
cost 81 per square yard, and Is DO
lieved to be "imperiHhable." Grant,,
block with concrete or macadan
foundation Ia the cheapest pavemen
In the end for all streets where trafi
ir heavy,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

YESTERDAYS balloting at Lincoln
was FgaIn barren of results. The only
changes of significance were the ap.
pArenttendency of the can't monop Dlists
to concentrate their strength on Cap.
tain Sickle, and the increased demo.
cratic vote Of Mayor Boyd. The re.
publican vote was still very generally
scattered among half a score Of candi'
dates. To-day's balloting is expected
to bring something decisive in the
way of breaking the dead lock.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
A nestructiye Carpenter

Columbus J3urrA'
The platform carpenter of the Lin
coin Journal now speaks of the popu.
lar demand for railroad legislation as
"a fictitious conflict between material
interests that has demoralizsd poll
tics; and "a useless and injurious
agitation" So. a.. This same car
penter did more to demorsllze the re.
publican party when he smothered
those resolutions at the state conven
ton, than the legislature is capable OF
doing now. Is 1t much wonder, look
ING at the results, that Gere uses the
word "demoralizedi"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
WEBSTER COUNTY POLITICS.

WEBSTER COUNTY POLITICS.
To the Eaitor of Ths BEK.
Now that we have the corn nearly
all gathered, we have a little leisure TO
look quietly over the political field,
and we can plainly see there are some
weeds that most assuredly needs tend
ing to.
Although this county Is but a young
one it has had quite an experience in
botsism and ring business, but to the
credit of the a~nti.monops let 1t be
said the old ring was broken and the
bosses given a back seat and the thiev-
ing set turned cut, but vert not sent
to Lincoln as some of them richly de.
served. And now I understand that
one of those who barely escaped the
iron grating Is anxiously expecting the
chair of Mr.. Switzsr, OF Bloomington.
Now, sir, II this fraud should be sp'
pointed 10 the office Of register at
Bloomir gton, there will be music in
the air. ANTI-MoNoP
WEBSTER COUNTY, January 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
No Survey Wanted,

pio INcNo.
1t is nov proposed to vote $40. 600
for q geological survey Of the state.
1t Is claimed this survey would be a
great benefit to the farmer, in sho wing
what kind o. a soil we have. Bosh!
II would not benefit the farmers of
this oil any other state one cents
worth; and as for showing the far
mers what kind of soil we have In Ne
braska, the idea is unworthy the
brain of a first class fool. The most
idiotic farmer in Boone county can
take a SPADE and tell more of the value
of a quarter of section of land for
agricultural purposes In an hour than
Prof. Aughey OF any other old fraud
could in six weeks. 1t is claimed that
it would be but light tax. Just so.
And probably there are forty other
projects, each one of which would be
but a light tax, but taken altogether
they would amount to something.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

BEN HoLLIDAY's little claim con-
tinues to put in an appearance in CON
gress, but it always "goes over under
the rule" If reports are true Holli.
day has spent more for oysters and
champagne since his arrival in Wash
ington than the entire amount of his
claim for horses and wagons destroyed
by lAdians during his contracts for
conveying the overland mail.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
What Is ItS

The Omaha Republican is anxious
concerning the editorial department
of this paper. Now for the benefit of
that sheet we will say that we have
no editor of the U. p. payroll, no
correspondent or editor on the payroll
at the Nebraska capitol and no editor
who receives pay as clerk of the com
mittee on agriculture in Washington
at the rate of So per day. And, fur
thermore, The Democrat has no one
connected with the establishment who
is shaking In his boots for fear he will
be called upon to answer to the charge
of forgery. Do you understand
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

INVESTIGATION of tho railroad land
grant frauds by congress, Of which
there was some hope at the beginning
of the session, seems 10 have died out.
There is 10 doubt that at least o hun
bred million acres of land, worth from
$500, COO. 900 to $40O, 900, 900, have
been forfeited by the land grant rail.
road companies through failure to earn
the grants. And this is exclusive of
the millions of acres out of which Ne
braska has been robbsd by the Union
Pacific company. Theinterior depart
ment for two years past has been at
the mercy of the railroad land grab
bers, and the department of justice
has failed to do It's duty
to q degree that Is more than suspi.
cious. There Is pressing need of q
searching investigation into the mat
ter. The public domain of good agri
cultural lands is yearly growing
smaller under the operation Of the
homestead and presumption acts. II
Is the duty of congress to see that not
a single acre of the public domain Ii
illegally issued to corporations, and
to take steps to prevent the conirma
ton of grants by the land ofhce, while
the final settlement of the question Ii
pending.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

more and more pronounced, iutclli.
geat and determlnol. The uinuflc.
turing interests cannot carry the
party through on It's Ell ulders at the
next election. Intelligent voters will
decide the result at the polls two years
hence. II the republican leaders
blindly refuse to reduce taxation, In.
telligently, substantially aud hone I
ly, the duty will be given into other
hands. The lobby may rule congress-.
1t cannot control the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
A Glaring Outrage.

Ns'f' 49,
When Hon. Thomas Jensen con-
sented to become the candidate for
the nti-monopoly republicans and the
anti-monoyolists generally, for speaker
of the house, he did 80 with the un-
derstanding that not one whit of his
true republicanism was forfeited. The
result was very complimentary to Mr..
Jensen, as it forced Humphreys to
pledge himself to anti. monopoly prin.
clples, his railroad supporters even al.
lowing him to be branded as the anti
monopoly republican representatives
No sooner was he elected than the
treachery cropped out in all his acts
Had he even observed the fundamen'
tai rules of parliamentary law ant
common courtesy in his holdings ant
precedents, the outrage would not ap
pear 80 glsring.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

AN astonishing business card has
been issued by the "Frazzled Proprle-
tors" as they call themselves, of the
Knob Noster mo Gem They refer
to their journal as "the riproaringest,
Widest, most sensational, reckless,
truthful, upright and reliable county
paper In the west" Now seems to
be about the time Or the neighbors to
form o club.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
ANOTHER FRENCH SCARE.

Inc rloquet resolution eAiilng the
French imperialists and legitimiit,
will probably gain additional support
to-day in the chamber Of deputies
owing to the real or alleged revelations
regarding the uprising planned by
the Comte de Chambord In aid Ct his
pretensions as the successor of Louis
XVI to the throne Of France. Paris
on Saturday wss thrown into a fever
Ct excitement by the news that West
ern France wa virtually under arms,
that t~hirty-two legions of 1000 men
each were mastering in aid of the
Bourbon pretender and that La Vendee
the home of insurreotion a1d of
Catholic loyalty was rising In defense
of the claims of his christian majesty
Henry V, King of France.
Conservative opinion in Paris is
inclined to discredit the rumor. The
London press without exception ac-
count for the report as a we'll planned
attempt to raise a scare at the expense
of the legitimists to push Floquet's
proposal through the chamber Of depu'
ties and to compel the resignation Of
the Orleanist princes from the army,
where they have always been element.
If discomfort. It cannot be denied
that the Count de Chambord has never
yet relinquished his hopes of success.
sion TO the throne as the chief of the
elder branch pr the Bourbon and the
rightful heir of Charles X. Once be-
fore, La Vendee was called upon tc
assist him in his p%retentions to the
throne. In 1882 his mother, the
Countess de Berri, landed at Mar,
settles, returning from the exile into
which she was forced at the abdicatior
of Charles X, and making her way tc
La Vendee succeeded In rallying a few
Catholic adheren:s In support of her
sons claim upon the crown. The in
surrection was promptly subdued by
Louis Philippe and the countess ar
rested and Imprisoned and a veal
later released. Since his majority
the Count de Chambord has coltentec
himself with the silent homage of bill
immediate friends without activel,
asserting his claims to the throne
through an appeal to arms. There ar,
grounds for the belief that the leglti
mists have been greatly encouraged
by the temporary panic into which
the republic was thrown by the dealt
Of Gambetta, and hat outside pres
sure may have forced their head t,
assert his personality, but the pos
sibiiity of a general rising with q fore
,f men armed, and equipped ant
ready TO oppose the immense standin,
army of the republic is scarcely credi
BILE. However, the canard, if it be
canard will furnish additional argu
ments for the republican Left to fore
through Their bill against dynssti
pretenders.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

A NEAT story going the rounds
about Patti being bitten by a mouse Is
given a very prosaic turn by the Phil.
adelphla News, which says: "Perhaps
1t was not a mouse, Patti. Try rub
bling the woodwork Of your couch
with kerosene"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

THE important but troublesome
duty of eleoting a United States sena.
tor once concluded, the Legislature
may be expected to get down to busi-
ness. So far the introduction and re-
ferring of bills has occupied the greater
portion of the time, and half the SEES.
sion is already over.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

Mr.. WALTON, of New York, is at.
tempting to eat two quails a day for
thirty consecutive days on q bet of
$1,000. There is nothing particular.
ly remarkable in this. The demo.
cratic party has eaten crow for thirty
consecutive years, and still lives with
nnimpaired appetite.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
A Novel style of OvsroOat.

II any one wants to continue saving
the expense of an o~vsrooat, and at the
same time escape rheumatism, such
weather az this, he must invest fifty
cents in a bottle of st. Jacobs OIL and
lather himself with it right well.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

THE Crete Standard claims that q
coal ring company has been formed by
the b. & NJ. road. 1t says that here
tofors along the B. & M. road Color
ado coal was shipped by the different
mines of Colorado at 80, 80 per ton to
Crete. On the 10Th of this month
what is known as the Colorado Fuel
company, made up principally of
rail way o~fioials, became a monopoly
of the whole field along the line of the
b. q M The rate RAJ raised upon
former shippers to So per ton. As a
result they were compelled to with
draw, and the Colorado Fuel company
have advanced the price If coal at the
mines, and are ready to climb the price
at pleasure.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
A Modern Samson.

UIys'es DIsPAIvu'
s. S. Reynolds has introduced q
bill fixing freight and passenger rates.
Mr.. r.. is constantly on the alert, and
Is a true blue anti. monopelist, who
will ever be found battling against
railroad supremacy. He Is the Sam.
son Of the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

GOVERNOR CULLoM wilirattle around
In David Davis chair In the senate,
but he will be q long ways of from
filling the seat.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

EVERY monopoly attorney at Lin
coin has prepared q bill regulating the
railroads which he will take good care
to see does not 20 upon its final
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

THERE are several senatorial candi.
dates who do not know the difference
between persistency and consistency.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

THE Willard tow line cant stand
the strain
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

FORGERY nowadays seems to hold
the winning hand in politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23
The Omaha Bee.

Published every morning, except Sun
AZ. The only Monday morning daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-23

The BEE PUBLISHING CO., Props
z. ROsEwATER Editor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
0pn Yctersbura.

- Inter ben ,,8riinen" bat es mits
unter re6t ,,imarte" 8GrI66en, Senen
man nidt Senu8 auf bic Singer ieben
fam. Giner bon bieier SOrte ideint
SuIiuS gS6lfer su iein, Der bel beri6ieos
enen bieiisen 8iirsern unb ;uleBt BEL
gbiaip S6neiber in &oit sinS; bieiem
i6uIbete er sly 9OitseIo. 9tm Sams
tag eripdbte @6Iter bic Gelesenbeit,
ba bas SbnelSer'Ide Gbepaar abipeienS
ipar, erbra6 nit sinem &ameraSen bic
Sbitre bsS SauIeS uno I6leppte feline
SiebenIahen fort. Sdneioer nabm
einen 8erbaftsbefsbI beraus unS 9pIis
;iit @brIib bradte gRbIfer Dor Glib.
9lDsler, ipo oerieIbe bIedte.
- Sin Sobn oeS SrisSri6 Garius
fieI lebten Samitag BEL 8ipIp 8robe
bon einer Bride rmb brad einen glrm.
9lu6 elm fleiner Spbu beS Senri StDts
teI fieI Dor sipei @o6en bon einem
8aume unb bat ieitbem Ieinen 9lrm in
elmer SdIinse bdn8en.
- Geprse Srep 1T auf cine @o6e
na9 Netp Dorf gum 9eiud.
- 9lusBanSS September Ga8t bic
SSrau 8lati6) ipirS cine sefpiTe 98itts
frau iid tuieSer in bas Sod Der Gbe
bsseben.
(GiussianOt)
Grtpioerun9.
50 ItauO in Der Iebtsn glummer bes ,,@odjen.
bIattes", Oab Der 9amprnnn,inoer Sobn But
termann bon Den Sobnen oes Srib Bid anae.
ariifeu uno nit einem Stein 0eporfen waro,
mo Die Mutter bate gleib0ultia ju9sidaut.
Den 9eiern oities 8lattes iei hermit betanni
9ematt. bab Sobn Snttermann Der Gugreiier
mar, ineem Der 9robe Slegel ole ;psi tIeinen
S0bne oes 6riB Bid 81 8ooen id)Iug, uoraui
Der l6 Sabre alte 8rllOer Der SIeinen, meld,er
0eraoe bon Der Arbeit beima efUmmsn mar, ben
8uttermann init fInder Saue an ole Sbren
itng uno ju ibm ia9te. sr ioIle betmgtbcn,
pornuf Der Sruoer fortgin9. 3nhOem er fort
mar, sins Sobu 8uttermanu pieOer auf ben
tIeiurn IL Sabre alien 8aubitnmmen los, I'M
ibn 81 ihlagen; I'm itdI ju iuebren nnbm Der
aleine eineu Steln auf uno iuarf Den :. But.
termann onmit.
Gen Sag pOrber bate 3. Snttermnnn Oen.
ieIbeu Sleinen ibtr oas au9r bur6 mo onrdj
esbihen, unb bat :. 8uttcrmam aud einei
eiiernen 8olSeu grwiCbeu. nit Dem er gCOodjt
bat, Die Bids Sineer nieoer;uihlaseu. Sieies
lit oie @abrbeit mo uid)t, wie IN porberiaet
3eihng, no es, ben Steiuuurt aus0enpmmen
nidts wie GrfnOung mar aud bat Die Wnt
ter nitt gIsitgiItig 5useicben, benz fie par
nm Die 3sit binter ibrem Sauie nit Grbeit be-
id)lftiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
3ittStpn.

- Die 9ittstDn Diem @ompanie bat
Elm feuers unb fiebesfeites @eipDlbe in
rlmians bon ,sbn BEL elf SUB 8sbaut.
-Sie MiitgIieSer Der @inpna Seue,
Gpmpanie bon SIOomsburs famen pori.
gen Olitttpod bierber ais @dite bel
eagle Sdlau6 Gpmpanie beibe Or.
ganiiationen madten AM 9pnnsrItaf
cine Gre,triipn mad SpneS' Sale.
- Sei @prtpn ipurbe am Sreita8 be,
Sremier g9alter Snsber Sipii6en stpei
GaboOieS sefdbrIi9 Sequeti6t. Seine
SerleBunSen iinb in Der 8e8eno BEL
Sruit.
= gtn Der Serr9 Bride nirb cir
SoubauS aus 8adIteinen erbaut.
= 8Urbereitun9en sur GinfIibrunp
beS elsttriIden 2i9teS Durben bier I6Ur
bpr LANCER 3eit 9emadt unb aud eint
4rpbe Seiielbcn sesebsn, ipeiter absr &C.
i6ab IeitSem ni6ts uno ppran biz
S6uIO IieSt ideint aud gtiemanb 81
ipi6en.
= Die arms, bcttIdserige, immers
WdbrenO fronte 6rau, S9weiter, Mut'
ter Dbsr Sodter, tann Isi6t ipie6sl
sdnsIi6 unb bIiibenb eeimb perSen bu:
burd baB man ibr Elm paar SIai6er
Sppfens9ittern suipenSet. Q9Olt SD,
iie Iciben iebn, iuem SeilrmS 70 Iei6
pesfdaffbar 1T?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
bin iiber;euet, bab es elm unisbIbarss
SeiImitteI lit.
slus eem pbcren 3baIe.

| Die Satber Matben @eIeIlI6aft
bon grdbaIb bate auf SamItag cine
Grcuriion mad oem Niountain Bari
borbereitet, aIs aber bic ,3eit Der Obs
fabrt fam, tparen feline 9abntpa8en ba,
10 oab bic 2eute enttdui6t beimtebrten.
- glm bprIeBten SamItag I'M Nlitz
ternadt iturb in glrdbalb oerr @enbIin
S6erff na6 einem mebrmpnatliben
Seioen. Der Srritorbene erfreute Ii6
elmer aus8ebreiteten Sefannti6aft un6
mar beliebt bel ieinen 8efannten; er
itammte aus Strabbii1enba6, in 9aps
ern, fam Dor circa 25 Sabren mad 9lmes
rita unb itanb in Soften 2ebeniabre.
- Der Sbdrtnabe Spbn GaIep
ipurbe AM 0UnnerItaS in Der Greens
ipooo 9ede bon &oblenfarren iberfab=
ren uno ibm oas re6te 9ein uno bas
SduIterbIatt sebrO6en.
- Die Ssrrsn Soiis & 9arfs baben
bic 9eiammte ginri9tuns un6 g8aarens
porratb bon Sermpn'S Store anSe'
fault.
= 8eSen Wiittae am Wlttipo6 Ses
rietb bic S6euer bon grsNasor Ban
Bergen in GarbpnbaIe in 9ranb un6
bas 6euer mar idon Su ipsit porssf6rits
ten, nm ben 9au Obsr mas barinnsn
mar retten gu fDnnen. Die 9lnItrenS= |
un9en Der 6euerleute tparen auf bic |
JtettunS Der umIieSenben 8ebGu6e ses
ridtet, bon benen mebrere su Deridiebs
enen 3eiten sSeuer fin9en; gum Slid |
mar Der @aiisrbprratb i'm ReIerboir
uusreidenb, ionIt piiroe Der S9aben
BrbBer seipeien iein. Ban Sersen'S
SerIuit betrdst etipa $500 un6 1T
'caauf bur6 Serii6eruns eebedt.
- Der Collector Der S6aIfteuern
pom Garbpnbals, Sapib 9lnbrew, mubte
peSen &rGnfIi9teit Sas 9lmt nieSerIss
zen.
- Die Del. II. Su6ion @ompanie
apt beibe Seiten bon pIane SO.
'ur6 einen 0rabsaun abiperren, UNI
,aS 8ieb bonn @eleiie su baIten, fir
'eiien IbStunS bur6 Sabnsuse iie idOn
in babi9eS Siiwm6en erIe9en mubte.
= Spbn 0iuane purSe am Samitas
m Slope go. 2 bel Sermfn bon SSeIs'
Jeitein eri6IaSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
Sunnpre.

- Sin Sobu Der g9ittipe Scp bon
Sport Sia ipuroe am Samitag bon
einem Seuipagen iiberfabrgn unS ibm
elm glrm 70 SerquetI6t, baB er pberbaIb
Dem SaneseIenf ab8enpmmen perbsn
mubte.
- Serr uno 6rau Simrob feierten
am Wtitttpod glbenb ibrc goIoene So6s
seit. Simroo Itammt bon 9eutiden ab
unb feline Sorfabren famen etipa 1850
mad gtmerita.
- Gin SinbIeiu bon 8i6aro 8eber
tpuroe am Dtittwo6 nit elmer SaiiC
Sbee perbriibt, aber nidt 9efGbrIi6.
- Diebe perIu6ten am SpnnerItao
in bic 9Sobnun0 bon Sobn 9rinf, al
8lateIp StrGBe, einSubringsn, nurber
aber peri6cutt. llnicre Sdrser iint
nod INNER ipabiam.
- Der allen ScuriIten al Der 9enni
| iplpania Sabn ais Hanging Rock be-
fannie Selien ipuroe am SamItag 9la6r
mittas nit elmer einsisen SpenSung il
tauienb Stiide seripIittert.
= Sin burb Sumpfluft epeu9tct
Gift tann bur6 glnpenSung bon 9lper',
48ues Sure SanS aus Oem Gbrper Der
bannt iueroea, bem SieIes entbdIt eli
superIaiiises Spcciiitum in Der 5orr
eineS pfIanSIiben 9rOOutts, baS in fei
ner onoern DieNisin 9efunSen mirN
| 8arantirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
Jrau OILERS Il.s:,, Sal6ei Sbrnp

cine Samilisu.WeOilin peI6e ale Sorben9'
ungsmittel Der 9ipbtberitis uno bel ben eriten
aniei6en bon SdarIab uno 6rieiel ourt oas
Seraustrsibeu IsStgenannter Srantbeiten Nus
9e,eidnetcs Isiftst 1T ieBt bel Srn. 3 3.
Bi0maDer. i'm oentihen Sroeerieitore all
qadawauua apenue, 81 baben.
4reis per 8Inide, 90 Gents Rrobsfnlheu'
25 Gents. IL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-30
OeutIcbe
photographic 0aQerie,
BON
&einricb SrcD,
42l Sadaipanna 9loenue, Scranton, $
unS l0l Dlain glOenue, SpSe
Parf, pa.

TitIs Gaasrisrn iinb hem stutiatsn @Sbl.
ncllen hes bfuti6m pubItfums 6siisns sni-
pfcblsu.
Die @alltris 42l gaddpauua glstuur in
bic btif siugtri6tsts unS I6Snite in Suaa!pn
pnb IS iinp bsies @sl6Gfts nit ben neusifsn
une britsu Snitrumsnttn unb gIusriiifuuatn
ssritbsu.
98ir rmpftbIsn uns fir gIufuabmsn isssr
grt StIetr in err 6nlttrit, ais aud fir 9dne>
itaftsbiIesr, @sbGubsu, @slsaIdafttn, etc.,
une has 9opirtn pon 9ilhsrn une gtrarTEtr-
unssn in India Ink, Crayon, RaiIsr unb
Sslfarbtn pirb gut uuS bilIis ausstfiibrt.
Si6tiss unb cpmpstsnte arbsittr lisbrn uns
our Ssitr unb biirfsn mir uuItrr (yrrunte ssr.
iIbrn, bab nibts prriaumt ptrSsn tpirb, lis
nit ben gIibfiteu ais aud in ber 9sbisnuna
rpllitGneis iufrirben ;u lftlIsn.
gtlstrrabmsn Su ssfI. auspabI unb ju Bill
IiSrn prriisn.
Spnntass fDnrtn Aufuabntn arma6t ptr.
ben BON llbr Mprstns bis 3 llbr Rd&mit-
tags.