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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-13
Az ARTICLE.
DRESS GOODS.

Day after day we are receiving FALL AND WINTER
dooDS- Our various DEPARTMENTS are present.
ing an ever-chapging display of the Newest Styles
Color1ngs. Novelties Illuminated Shadines &C. COM
pr1ing the best productions of home foreign mar
kets We can take choice from all sources of the
World so make our sele ctions from knowledge of ELL
aid now present one of the most complete carefully
selected and varied stock Of Dress Goods to be found in
this city.
First is line Of SOC Dress Goods I'm all the leading
desirable Fall Shades, nothing wonderful about them
yet we assert them to be much better than the
run Of Soc qualities
Next Is Novelty in Combination Suitngs half the
quantity plain and half handsomely figured
Also beautiful line OF illuminated "Frizzaa Suit
icGs For those handsome Tailor made Suits we offer
fie Casinir Cloths. French and Domestic Tricots
Habit Cloths. &c
Striped and Jersey Tlannels large variety beautiful
stripes and handsome coorngs particularly adapted for
Skirts saeGres. Wrappers. and Chiidren's Cioaks
we are also showing a fine 90 inch All Wool Flannel
snltng IN Blue Brown and Green; genuine bargain
only Csc. per yard.
Cashmeres De Langes Cancels Hair Shifting I,ison
Cloths French and German Paids in endless variety
Last. We call special attention to our fine All Wool
slx-quarter Tricots. III London Smoke Navy Myrtle
SAPPHIRE Seal. Havana Bro w. Tan and Quaker GRAY at
oiie Dollar and Twenty five Cents per yard
We desire to distinguish ourselves Department
ana 10 that end have enlarged the space added TO the
STOCK, and now present Newer Larger Fresher and
ore Acceptable Stock 70 select from than ever before
and do doubt our ability to please the
We respectfully invite your inspection.
WOODWARD K LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
oeio J2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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AcconD,os PLrArrR.

business and the sole device used by her for the r
Eve and s;Ii used all kinds box accorsJon
and fancy pleatirgs. is offered for sale Rnd or
Circular No. East 18th street. New lorx Co.'S IN,
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100 d st. NV. m. l.. .S4.700
S3l 9Th 81. n,wmi. a. coo
1894 X 1896 Sth st.nw.4.l0o
1921 10th st.n.w. mi. 3. 800
sos 9Th st. n. e. III. i. 3. 500
1000 } II. n. W. IN. /. 5000
SIS 18th st. s. e.......2.GoO
sl2 25Ih ST. n.w..2. 1000
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN.
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JOFFTCIALl
nEP Or STATE

JOFFICIALl
nEPARTMENT OF STATE
II WASHINGTON, DC, October H. 1884
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr. Thomas p Van Buren, the consul genera, OF
he United States at Kanagawa Japan of the death on
the 18th of August 1884,. at Kanagawa Of Mr. JOHN
CABTER American citizen
The LEGAL representatives Of the deceased can obtain
further Information by APPLYING to this Department 1t
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CURTAIN o1rs.
40 SEVENTH STREET.

Five foot Curtain Poles with Rings, Ends and Brack
cts complete. in Ebony. Ash Walnut and Cherry sec
each.
The stme in better grade Acc.
Heavier poles, with finer and heavier Trimming, 69c
The same with Brass Trimmings 79c
We also keep full line of foot foot 10 foot and
II foot Poles always ON hand at equally low prices
Square Solid Brass Bird Cages. 81 10.
larger and better Cage for 81 49,
Japanned Bird Cages. 43c.
Nickel round Clocks 99c
Nickel Alarm Clocks 81 49,
Nickel Carriage Clocks GAG
Juniper covered Lunch Baskets 25c
Juniper covered Market Baskets SOC
four-bade w ~ Handle Pocket Knives go
Large Rosewood Handle Shoe Buttoners SC
Velvet Cabinet Picture frames 13c
Silk Plush Cabinet Picture frame g. 3oc
Solid Walnut Side Brackets 25c
Fine japanese Side Brackets 49c
Brass Cabinet Picture Frames &c.
Solid Brass Match Safes 29c
Genuine Barbotne Vases. 49c
All Leather double Shawl Straps, Ioc
Same with three Straps, &c.
Club bags from 99c
Travelling Bars from 79c up
Ladies' Bars from Acc up
Beveled French Plate Patent Hand Mirrors si,t
Plush. Csc
Folding Bereled French Plate Travelling Mirrors. 4sc
Louvens genuine Solid Back French Hair Brushes,
o. 49, W and 81 p, and thousands other remarkable
cheap goods just opened at
sILvERB ERG's,
oc13 80 It'll stree: and 313 Sth street northwest.
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lie Droit Building,

NOR SALE
II l4i1 12st.n.w.m. 1872. 600
1913 10th st. n.w-m-i. ll.g00
5o4 18th st. u. W. ~. l. :, ,0no
Il4i L st. IA W. N. l.. 6, 500
6e2 II st. NV. m. e. o0D
400, 40s 18th st. s.w.m.i.5,e 600
ia 18th st sc. m.i...5.0 q
1la9to 1l35 24thst. u VS., 100
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-13

JOHNSON BRoTHERs
wHARvEs AND RAILROAD YARp.
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES
&c? strcef ndrthwes
af1t 7th street northwest:
9'st Ienpsylvsnis avenue northwMe
1lls 9Th street northwest:
Corner Sd and streets NORTHWEST,
81 Pennsylvanis southwest
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH
VI NEW YORK: also. EXTENSIVE WRARvEs. g1vfnG
u unsurpassed facilities tor tins economic handling q
fUEL of all kinda
COAL bELIVERED on CARS DIRECT from rHu
MINES INTO OUR YARD
We deal only In lest qualities Of ANTHRACITE -
BITUMTNOUS coal.
An kinds Of WOOD eatherin the STICK or prspsssas,
order 1T our factory.
CLEAN COAL. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
prompt deliveries and prices low fuei can
iufuiAneN orpl3
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HALLET DAVIS & cos GREAT SPECIALLY
a THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO
In new and elegant styles ready factory
prices H. l.. SUMNER Sill 9th street NV oc3
GENUINE "DECKER" PIANOS
" ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS n YHTSW
q. ii. KUHN. Sole Agent sO7 10th street "a wv
Also tor Burdett organs NJ
VNHE kRANfCH BACH AND STIEFF PIANOS
Il receive the Highest Praise from all who know
them, and Gaily's Automatic Musical In-@A
strnments artstically play their OWN music. HE1n
ut u. L. WILD & BIO - Music Wareruoms ~
400 It'll street northwest
Pianos for rent for the season Specisl attention 20
tuning and repairing. eels
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T osT-ON THE CORNER OF 7rH AND POMERoY
streets. small Mexican Dog; hair on top of head
perfectly white tip end Of tail white body black cx-
cept breast which is spotted to maine Of Dixie
FINGER Will be rewarded by leaving at 7th and
Pomeroy streets. HENRY MITCHELL. ocll -3ts
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"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAV-
w ine an infant child. desire apartments and board
state legation and terms. Address Lock Box H. City.
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WANTED---ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE ADULTS DESIRE TWO
w rooms with good table board ON reasonable
terms location west of Thirteenth and north
+ street; references exchanged Address L. c.. star
Office cola 9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-13

ItOR SALE-HlUSES-1 HAVE FOR SALE SEW
Il eral fne Houses two-stCry and basement. eight
rooms and hath. to be nicely finished
pie tion, beautifully located high ground with album
dance of shade. The interior finish may made TO
suit the taste and requir purchasers Three
as an investment separately. Parties Looking tor
homes good paying investment viii do well To con-
slider the opportunity Eere offered.
JAo A. PRESCOTT.
or4-2w Ifae + street northwest
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FHNhE LAPIER HOUSE. S. W. COR. 10TH AND SITS
Il NV; best conducted Boarding house in the city
Transient Eoarders reasonable terms Meals at ali
hours
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-THIs MORNING, OCTOBER 10Th, BE-
~ tween Treasury department and Center Market a
long, narrow account book and OTHER papers valuable
only to owner. Liberal reward if reurned to under
signed at Treasury restaurant Treasury fe, a1tmeut
IT. ISAAC f. NORMAN
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ITOR SALE OR EXCHANGED BEAUTIFUL
rural village home at Brightwood D. c.; si1 acres
OF land; ninerooIa dwelling. barn. sc purest water
and fine fruits. r.. A. PHILLIPS 142S New York ave-
In,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23
For Sale.

A line residence and brick yard site.
situated on the Tchefuncta River one
quarter of mile from Old Landing, and
two and one-half miles from Covington,
st. Tammany parish. La. Good resi-
dence OF four rooms. with front and rear
galleries, cemented cistern, and all the
necessary out-builaings, etc. About %
acres cleared and fenced. all necessary
farming implements on the phase. About
800 acres of woodland, 200 acres thickly
timbered. Best of titles clear of all
mortgage. Will be sold cheap fo- cash.
For further information, price, terms.
etc. apply at this office, or to +. A.
Guynl, Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23
Official Notice.

.Mayoralty Of the Tn,cn of Madisonciue.
81. Idmmang Parish, L., Jan. %, 1884.
In pursuance of and by virtue of the
authority in me vested, under Article
ITO of the Acts of the Legislature of
1850
HEREBY OFFICIALLY PRO
CLAIM, That several amendm ents to the
Charter of the Town of jacksonville,
La. were ratified by vote of the peo-
pie. as required under said article and
act; and l do further giue official notice, that
Section 3 of said charter has been so
amended as to read as follows:
SECTION 8. That the power of the Po-
lice Jury shall cease, so far MS respects
woods, roads and highways, in said
town of Madisopville, La, ami the i'm
position of a parish tax or license is
hereby expressly prohibited
Further, That the said certain amend
ments to the charter OF the town of
jacksonville, La, were embodied in
and made part of the original charter
by majority vote of the citizens of said
town of Madisonville. La, Mt an election
held for that purpose in the town of
jacksonville. La, on the 2lst day of
January, 1884, in conformity to and un-
der the above mentioned article and act
WIN HEUGHAN, Mayor.
W. H. r. HANGEN, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23
LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS, La.
january IL, 1854.


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or clerk of court
at Covington. La, on February "a.
1884, viz:
Benjamin Thomas. homestead No.
2O26, for the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter and south half of the
northeast quarter of section s. and the
southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section 8. township 6, south range
IL east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said lani, viz:
Jules Cahier, :. u. Staples, ". Is.
Cook and F. A. Guyol. of st. Tammany
parish, La.
jal9 st Z. B. DARRALL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23

signed under order Of court"
Givcn under my signature and the
Seal of the State of lisiana,
L.. ). ut the city of Baton Rouge.
0~' this LIST day Of December, A.
ID. 1888
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary of State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23
NOTICE.

Corington, In. January ~. 1884
Be 1t kno,on. TO all rhom il may concern:
That the Drug Store. in Covington.
heretofore conducted by the .nndersign-
ed, will, on and after this date, be con-
ducted by Mr.. r. &. ABNEY, l having
sold and relinquished to him all my
rights and interest in said Drug Store,
he assuming all liabilities and collect
ing all outstanding debts. to take effect
from snd after this date
B. b. WARREN, NJ. d.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23

the salaries, territorial division of juris-
diction, the manner of executing their
process. the fee bill, and proceedings
which shall govern them; they shall nave
authority to execute commissions, to
take testimony, and shall receive there
for such fees as may be allowed by law.
The General Assembly may increase the
number of city courts for said parish,
not to .xceed eight in all. until other
wise provided by law. Each of said
courts shall have one clerk. to be elect
ed for the term of four years by the
IualitieI voters OF the parish, who shall
receive a salar, of twelve hundred dol
lars per annuin, and no more, and whose
qualifications, bond and duties shall be
regulated by law
AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE 100
Of the Constitution OF the State. Relative
to the jurisdiction of the Civil District
Courts Of the Parish of Orleans.
Amendment No. 8.
Anr 13U. sFor the Parish of Orleans
the,e shall lie two District Courts and
no more. One of said courts shall be
known as The Civil District Court for
the Parish of Orleans:' and the other as
The Criminal District Court for the
Parish of Orleans The former shall
consist of not less than five judges. aud
the latter not less than two judges, hav-
ing the qualifications prescribed for Dis
trict Judges throughout. the State. The
said judges shall be appointed by the
Governor, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, for the term of
eight years. The first appointments shall
be made as follows: Three Judges of the
Civil District court. FOR four years. and
two judges for eight years. One Judge
OF the Criminal District court for four
years, and the other fer eight years, the
terms to be designated in their commits |
sions. The said judges shall receive
each four thousand dollars per annum.
Said Civil District court shall have ex-
elusive ami general probate, and exclG- |
sive civil jurisdiction in all cases. when |
the amount in dispute or to be dlstrlb- |
uted exceeds one hundred dollars. ex-
elusive of interest. and exclusive appel !
late jurisdiction from the city conits Of |
the Parish of Orleans, when the amount
in dispute exceeds TWENTY-FIVE dollars,
exclusive ofinterest. All causes filed in |
said courts shall be equally allotted and
assigned among said judges, i'll accord
;lnce with rules OF court to be adopted |
for the purpose. In case of recusation /
of any judge in any cause, such cause |
shall be reassigned, or in case of absence
from the parish, sickness or the disabil-
ity of the judge to whom said cause may
have been assigned, any judge of said
court may issue or grant conservatory /
WritS or orders In other RESPECTS each Z
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-23

Encourage home enterprise. and have
your BILL HEADS printed at the
FARMER Office.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
2Sinae fit oen ginkauf pon
.. Na6rllngsmittefn.

I Ser Werein GoncorOiaD Eat Sic treff.
Iide syoee aebabt, einen 8rsis fur bie
bette Shrift ausmishen IN neTher S;s
Traae gbie ndbrt man i;b ant ,,ns
bilia 2" ,tpefmdkia bsantmnrtst Mrs
Der preisosfrbnts gisoer mar Or q "
9Reiusrt, bsilsn qlrbeit Inter obiosm S;tsi
ala Gioentbmn her gonenrS;oS s.seb;s,,
uuo RON s. q, gRittler e. Gnbn :, % asr.
lin ~ be,ieb,n IN JS;r oio,,hs, = s.r s ~.
mei1niis;osr Mbi;ht ;snss ~ Sssr.;,s o., -,
entisred,en menu mir -, s,oS,,.sss,,nssn o.
s;n'ass ana ;snsr eIr;f. - ,r;t.s.;Is,, I.ss'D'"
'Slsii5 BON ironfen Ossr asfaaenen
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Die bsiben unteresa Rn5ppe.

8eim 9oltisiren benerft ber Saupts
mann, bnB einiee 9tefruten bic beiben uns
terIten 9n6pfe ain gtod niHt aufsefnopft
baben. ggerfludts Seieliaaft!" f&rsit
er bic IbtesiIuns an ,fommen bic NlpsI
bierber. um rem Staate ood nod sslo
81 folten! Marum n,aht Sbr beim Boil
tisirsn bic beioen intsritsn 3n6ppe nidt
aui, tpaS Sbr IN Der SnltruftipnsitunDe
bod ielernt baben nnii6t 2"
9eah LANCER NerIegsn9eit ipnst snhIid
sin SreituiaiSer 81 sripieern: ,5err
5auptmann! Die 0s6de brldsn aeiNen
BON nns, iis iinb uns 4lsn bel su
treit |"
Der 4auptmann absr sntgsamst, bpAs
ROTH Dor oorn: ,NatltliG Der isihsiDts
5rsiniuise tuisoer. Der Die ian5s Bditsrit
'sausrsibsn ipiro, tusnn's srit sinmaI ms
Gslo itbt! Na, 4srs! Id Idse Jbnsn
otss, uns Sbrs ilnje SelstrIamtsit i4xt
ii& bit Ms'insntStamnsy nii@t; hie bejs
ben untssjtsn Rnbppe ipsrbtn ieDifnst /:
ni@t ita Sbnen bic Nsire9unaeis III ers
Isi&tsrn icnbsrn basnit an bic ivts
britts Sarnitur bic 2nebps
It&ss MID dtsansisf&fi1t 1eys
be1s = merlin Sis Is3 tds r
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8u eut gem eint.

5rau: yGs 1T aber fpirfIi@ unerb5rt.
Slfette g8le fam Sic bod 70 fred fem
unO iberaa in Der 9ia6barI9aft ersdbIen,
ipir b6tten oft feinen 8fennig
8eIb i'm Sauie unb Rt@ts ME
9 S4uIben!? gSis tDmtmt Sic bod
ba3u, ioI&e 2iisen 3u perbreiten 2"
Ntago: Sino 9 nur net bbs, gnd'
Srau, bees tpar gang gut e'meint Q8eiI
man bait immer BON ben pieIen ginbriss
den lielt bab' i9 mir o'enft, es lit iicbes
rsr, ipenn bic 2sut' sIauben, Sic babsn
MIR !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
1lnerwartete @enbuua.

8ei elmer sroBen SOdseit 1T bas 8rauts
paar i'm 8esrifk iih gu entfernsh aIs Ger
ltlngere Bruoer, Der bis oabin iid an BEN
9errli1teiten bes .podseitsmables heIef=
tirt bate, an fem @Ias fIopft unp SOIs
gsnoes tepet
rDseine Serri6aften, 6a urs eben oas
lunss Haar perIaiien min, 70 min id mid
fur3 faHen. SD bite Sic ollie, Sbr GIas
su erfailen, ii@ gu erbebeu uno. .uno na11
5ulsben, pb pisaei@t SsnsenD BON Sbusn
auf n1einem rellen @pImbsr [ist."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27

Der 9i6ter fubIte Iib aefsbmeiheIt,l
baB ibn feline Wienfdenfenntnlb nibt bes
trosen bate, uno betra1tete taatdaIih
init iteieeucsn, Sntereiie ben iunsen
8initler, osiien iauftss Muge poq innissr
Sartli4teit auf Der 5dauIpielerin rubts.
iDgDle oumm bod bic sSuaeno it'll"
murlneIts Der aIte 8ouliilen.Sultan i'm
5intersranSe ieiner 2ose por iib bin.
Menn t6 bebents, .baB bieier arme fIeine
9tptsnfttnitIer sIaubt bab eius Sdans
ipselerin aud eine 5ratl..... .oaB Splpans
bire eines Gsfhbles f6big lit ..".... SsIs
nanoire, bic NIT nsunssbn Sabrsn yeiner.
Banauier ruinirt, ;ipei Grafeu SumSeIbIts
norp getrleben bat uno ibren beitsn
5reuno ans areu3 idIasen Iebe, tpenn
ite oaeur9 elmer 3oaeeiu cine Stole pegs
fti4en fDnnte !...-. gSis Der arlne syunae
iie'n,it ben Iuesn psri9Iinss !..... Ib
8ptt tule onuiny iuie buinnl lit bod bic
Susenb !......" rs,a5.., !,
" YIDblih...... idoB Elm isItIamer @es
oanfe our9 oas 9irn oes Dramatifers.
Stanben bic Damen bonn Ibeater niHt
alle tnebr poer mtRbsr in feiner @etpaEt z
gSeSbaIb foIte er iid oas prigine[le 8ers
entieen DerIaeen, Die BlnIde unb gebeis
men 9offnansen bes iuneen 9lnitlers
al erfulens Sa, er tnollte Annbeus in
bic Mrme beS gSeibes tperfsn, tpsldbes Set
iunge Wann big9er nur BON ferne bate
bepunoern uno nerebren fonnen. .GS
nnbte streifeIIcS ebeniO intere6ant dIs
lebrrei6 isin, bic pip6ifdsn Grssbnille
elmer 8erbinOuns sipeisr lounsIei9 sears
teter Befen ;u beoba6ten. Gefar Wtaug6
ssrietb auf ben ginfaa, Splpanbire bic
neue GolIe nur unter bieier 8epinguns
gu lberIaiien. Gr fannie bic S6auipies
Isrin s,s gut, um nidt su tpiIIs1 baB iie
iofort auf ben 9anbeI etnseben tpiirps. J.
4m nd6iten gtbsnb beftste bic Rduits
lerin, tpdbrenO iie ibr berlbmtss ,,gisIs
Iei&tM ipra6, ibrsn Bid" auf ben
iunssn 9lnitIer, tpsl@sr pur SeIistsit su
itsrben tpabnts......
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Mus BEN @eri8tsiaaI.

Gin gerisbsnsr 8auner itebt tuesen
eiues Oiebltahls Dor 8eri4t. sd bite
um rtiIoernoe 1lmitdnbe", iaste er sum
&iGter,ssyib bate tets i9Iimme Reisuns
ssn. { -yBas III Feline @ntI6ulOisung@ !,
ertrtcert Der U(apn ces @eleBsS. - yMber
i4 boffte", iaSt Der Gnsetlaste, ,bab bic
9ebuns n,einer ulaterieaen Sage mid aud
lnoralifd bsiisr MAIDEN tperoe /; nur parum
bab i6 s.ltobIen !"
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2eitbsitim muna.

Saronin: y3u tpeI9sr 3eit ipieIt Sas
Stud, ipeI9eS beute Absnb i'm Gbsater
sessben miro 2"
Rittmeiiter: r8enau tpeib id es ni9t
aber Dor Der Grfinouns bes S6isbpuIs
pers, ionis tpiiroe meins Srau ni9t pins
etnseben, Sic bat 10 idtpade 9terpen,
oab iie fein Stiif ieben fam, bas mad
Grfinouns bss puIpers ipisIt!"
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@utm ut bio.

,gee, BARN Sc sri4t bamm sc mir
mein Bier umseI4miiien cann bamm Sc
mir nit Der Gi9arre en- Sob in N &od
esbrannt unb iest bamm sc mid eenen
aIten SSIIS eei9inpft = tpsnn sc nu nod
cen @Ort iaSen, ies' i4 mid an men
anberen 3iihl"
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cute aus{i6t

Srember (bsr in einem Stabt@en bes
SaIafammersutes idon brsi Iase auf
ifDnss @etter tpartet): ,Sasen Sic mir
einmal, resnet'S Denn in oieiem ReIt ims
inerfort 2"
Silbrsr: % nein, mir babsn crit i'm
bOrtsen SABRE siniss iePr babi9e
Iage sebabt."
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4us Der StiIaufSabe siass
BaGfiiheS.

y......Die N6merin GorneIia tpurSe
bon elmer Sreunpin aufssforbsrt, ibren
S4muf 3u seisen. Dies that iie aud,
incem lie ibren sr5Bten S1muf - atpei
S6bne-in GrmanssIuns zines SupeIsns
faltsns, aus benz Gebensimmsr rief."
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llnnbt6iasrs drsdsn.

naisber Mann faiIs Did, i'd babe Dir
ettpas GntiesGi@es ,riitsutbeiEen. Dem
2aiFer. - I'm 8ottesmlllen! SIT
&c o,svdssganSsn 24 -- Rein, ss bat mir
seitern cine 2ie5eserfIdruns seina1t -
AID - bin i4 iest erI 9roden!"
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Sn Der 0yieuen uiifs3ts." tpsrben
esiu6t: IL big 2 iunee 9anen. Bes
b'ngung lhOne unlfansreide Gimme,
rnulitaliide asantnile uno iolioss ggelsn.
cult unb Nie5aO beporsugt.)" allio jung
iolen iie feinsnfaIs fs;n.
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9ieutendnt vSsben Sic bod ben aufs
eebIaleneu Banter 2Stpi bort an; bic
8ruit ilbsridt nit Drben - ipas bat oenn
Der se'dGt um ioL4s 4usseidnuisen su
erbalten 2" f. .is
Jtath: yDie nDtbisen - S4ritte !"
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6rob 0 5.

frat: r5err Doftor, mel MaSeT
idnattert immsr 70. tpsnn fe in's Bah sss
legt iDero !"
GDftor ,9lch tpas, baS maht MIR !
Am Shnattern is nod Jiienanb sIdtorpe
-iuni4t CABS fe 8dns uf Der aBsltl"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

III 3 ' . u WV UIB 8.
abraban,iOn bat ToIesIon perslnst,,
neil er einen bsm Wtoission geborgten
8rus angeblih serbrcdsn suriiGbetputmen
bat. 8ei eer 8erbanolung Dor benz
S9ieoSri6ter nertbeieist ii9 DlolesIon.
inosm er foIsenbe bret Bunfte anfubrt ::
gGritsns bat er mir gar tan Rrus nit
seborst.
5tpeitens mar Der Grus fGon aerbros
1en trie er mir'n seseben BAT.
OrtttenS bab' i4 ibm ben sanssn Grus
sariifeesebsn !"
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Gaa,e Summer 965. ]
Gin arpRe8 GIld.

~ yDir bsfonrmen iesf Elm Weist
gum 6dube Der 5insp0geI !e-B SD
Damn BIN i'd nur frpR, baB bic Cans
ni9t iinsen!@ ~ .s
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81 u 8 ID E a.

griter Stubent .Salt Ou GeIb 2"
3peiter Stubsnt ,,Hein, aber fcmul'
NIT mir in Die aneipe-i9 ipsrps filr Did
i4uIcis blei6sn!"
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: @efdIiffenen 5tabIpaas

Wv N SLA ~ q
rem ba5 Mwsleben bon 8olo obsr Brcnse
su seben. Das selaIiifene StabIitld
tpirS ausrit in Tepentin Bsnsin, pstro.
Isum absepaidsn, i'm MIeS sSettiss unc
Shmisrise bon Der S9lei5ersi 5n sntfsr.
nel,, barauf eriDarint unO Elm Ieidter
0olDfirniB aufsetraeen, ireIder, tpsnn
troden, nit benz flarlten uno beiten Cos
ballad 1bsrsceen ipirb. go erbdIt man
cine sIssants Golbfarbe, une is na4Sem
man ben GirniB w,sbs rbtbli1 oser esIb
ssiteat bat usyi4isotHs glaanssn, Die
bsreuIbsisn 4ohsabnlsB anb GolhIsiFtsn
babss bstanntii1 sins tusiss l1nter!ags
bon Si!bssfclis uno nur Dss Tisnib oibs
ben OpIbtcn.
Nus siner pDiitif4sn Rsbs
,...Wsins 6srseH aud bic Minis
ifssbanf tam antev llmfdnssn a,lr
. DpyAsM3ssns wssSsa ss.s
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B aILaef rdh.

lieutenant: g...S4 fage Sbnen, mein
9ndoiseS 5rdulein, Der gliaeara, ber
Jtiasara iit-ein gan3 eccIatans
ter Sail"