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The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-19
Books for the Guest Chamber.

At one time was staying in house
where the guest chamber contained
among the furniture little shelf Of
books. have often thought of them
since, with awonder that more care
full hostcsscs did not provide the same.
Nights when could not sleep. and
mornings when l waited in my room
for the breakfast bell. dipped into the
contcnts-a volume or two Of poems,
some short stories, and interesting
travels comprised the wholc-and !
found not the least pleasant part of my
visit in those quiet moments by the
window which overlooked the great,
old-fashioued garden. Any house.
keeper could spare six or eight books
from her library, and almost any guest
would bless her for the thought. A
little work-basket fully stocked; pen,
ink and paper ready to hand.--the
visitor cares nearly rs much for these
as for fresh towels and extra coverings.
The golden rule, which is guide to all
branches Of good housekeeping, as to
all branches of all business, comes to
ones aid here. and what we care most
for in another's homo we should en-.
dcavor to give the conner to our own.
.-Ruth Hall, in Good Housekeeping
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Spurious Pictures.

The manufacturers Of spurious pict
urcs have hitherto been content to ply
their trade sub rosa. They seem to be
growing boldcr, however, for coun-
terfeit of one of Nittis' best-known pict
urcs-the "Placo des Pyramides"-
bearing the artists signature, or what
processes to be such, figures conspicu'
ously in tho picturc-gallery Of the
Antwerp Exhibition. NJ. Jules Claretie
states in the Temps that he has 1t from
Nine. Nittis herself that her husband
painted two pictures Of the Place des
Pyramidcs. and two only. One OF shcse
she possesses herself; the other her hus
band presented to the gallery OF the
Luxembourg. having bought 1t back
from NJ. Goupil at a price OF fSoo fot
the purpose. Nittis was greatly annoyed
toward the close of his life at the large
traffic which had sprung up in coun'
terfclt reproductions OF his works
several instances of which came to his
knowledge. OF the place des Pyra.
mides" in particular. he ascertained
that there were no fewer than seven'
teen copies, all Of them bearing fac
simic Of his signature. st James da-
zcHe.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

You might as well acknowledge Il. You
Kissed him on tho sly.
] heard the sound. for l was most unfortu.
nately by.
The bushes now commence 10 chase
Each other on your check.
q. never mind, understand, you havo no
need To speak,
You hold your hands In nervous clasp
You're angry. I suppose.
That fortune was 50 ficklc then your secret
tn disclose.
Well. here. your ring. and here, alas!
Your note OF yesterday.
I dare not read these words again, 'twould
drive my sense away.
How could you he foryctful, dear. and suffer
that carcssy
And In moment turn the tide OF all our hap
plncSs.
q, do not weep. IL breaks my heart
To say these worls; and yet
Id willingly bc blind again IL could but for.
get.
The dow Is shaken from the flower touched by
an alien hand.
All, love! the woe that wrings my heart you
can not understand.
HR! here he comcs-farcwcll, my love.
Nay, do not hold me back
what, can IL bcy Forgive me, dear;
Why. it's your own brother Jack!
-ErchdnOe.
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THE HOTEL CLERK.
4 Peculiarly American oPersonago Whose
Days Are Numbered.


Days Are Numbered.
Tho hotel clerk has disappeared. or
is disappearing The faithful chron-
iclcr must note this sigiiicant change in
American life. for II means the passing
away of whole order of things. And
he notes it with certain sadness. For.
though this clerk was feared by the
general public, he was the admiration
Of the humorist. There was never any
thing in the world before answering to
this resplcndcnt autocrat of sleeping
accommodations. this darling Of tho
flashing pin, perfumcd locks, impudcnt
eye and lofty condesocnsion. He was
the one being in existence before whom
the frce.born American quailcd. Wo
have so little real aristocracy in this
country that this dominating person
stood out in relief; he had power to
abaso tho proud and to make the hum
bic crawl into a hole. But his hour
has struck and he is passing away, not
gone absolutely. for tho traveller can
still find him here and there, generally
only In those gorgeous palaces where
civilization is new and has the appear.
ance Of a lacquer, and is not of the SUBJ
stance of the life.
In fact, the kind OF civilization that
produced the hotel clerk is gone. or is
going also He belonged to an era of
smartiness and prctenslon which the
foreign traveller did not recognize as a
growing development Of character. but
n,istook for v,,lgarity. He belonged to
what might be called tho steamboat
period, when tho steamboat was as
gorgeous and Us beautiful as n BARRIERS
saloon. and its clerk had the fine man.
uers and the striking attire OF the
gambler. He belonged to the era OF the
table In the hotel dining.room quarter
Of nile long, whore the waters were
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A NOVEL COLLECTION.
A Grsndiy Successful scheme, hut The
"Thsy All Runusd Away"

A Grsndiy Successful scheme, hut Then
"Thsy All Runnsd Away"
At our house It Is quite rage to make
collections. Papa Jameson has COL
lection OF old coins; Mamma Jameson's
treasure Is her rare china; Aunt Mates
affections are set upon choice cngrav.
ings, whils the children collect great
variety of what older people call trash.
Hearing so much about collections.
our little Trudie began wondering what
she could "k'lect." While puzzling
her dear little brain, plaintive "mcw"
came from under the lilac at the end Of
the porch. In an instant Trudie was
calling kitty, kitty!" and by little
coaxing drew from its hiding.placc n
poor hungry kitten.
30 you little dear!" cooed sympa.
thetic Trudlc. "rll take YOU in tho
kitchen and Hannah shall give you
some milk.
After Trudie had fed and cuddled her
new pet she trudged upstairs to show
1t TO mamma
"Just see, mamma! I've 'dopted
kittie. just the way Aunt Jennie 'doptcd
poor Max"
30, Trudic, such dirty kitty"
But Trudie's pleading finally won tho
day. and tho new kitten was borno
away In triumph.
"Oh! I've just thought" said Trudo
to herself. "I'll k'lect some cats! !
know just where to get some beauty kit
tens, and p'r'aps Mrs. Stone will give
me Dixie. He's most blind and some
lame, but he will be good to sing to tho
children"
Trudic chose the dinlng.room for her
collection because Of It's sunny south
window. and as good.natured Hannah
seldom interfercd with her plays she
carried out her plan unmolestcd.
All the rest of tho forenoon the little
girl was very busy, arranging cushions.
boxes, etc. and making breathlcss little
excursions to the nearest houses where
she could 60 alone.
OF course her scheme was q grand
success. for who ever heard OF q neigh
borhood that did not afford at least q
dozen spare cats, and when tho jane
SON family camo in to dinner what do
you think they saw?
/
Why. there sat Trude on the floor In
the sun. in her lap lay two kittens, on
cushion at her side lay three more,
and curled up on tho floor was very
old and . very homcly cat
"Why, Gertrude Jamcson!" ex'
claimed mamma. why, Gertrude
Jameson!" echoed Aunt Mate, and papa
and the boys fairly shouted.
"That's my k'lection" explained
Trudie, almost crying. ut took such
q lot Of patience to get them 'quainted.
| and now. oh dear! they have all runned
sway",-Pansy
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$500 A YEAR.

II tho dog had been shot think he
could scarcely have fallen 10 tho ground
more suddenly, as II deprived Of life.
It was ut the end Of long hall, that
commanded the front door and front
gate, where the dog had dropped. His
master patted him aflectionately. passed
on and mounted his horse, but Fritz no
more moved than II he were dead.
His master called to him: Goodbye.
Fritzr' but hc lay motionless. The
household gathered about him and tried
to comfort him. ..s-S,' q
"rook up, Fritz!" said. See! your
master Is speaking to you." but he
buried his face between his paws and
seemed not to hear
When some one said: Papa Is gone"
low moan burst from tho dog, and
this finally became sobbing cry which
did not cease until after midday.
1t was ono Of the most pitcous sounds
I ever heard. We soothed and caressed
him and brought him dc.icacies We
knew he liked, but he was dead to our
comfortlngs and refused all food. until.
rs night drew on. we began to grow a
little superstitious, lest the dogs grief
should presagc some harm to the mas
ter. The next day, however, he grew
more rcconcilcd, but only recovered his
spirits upon the return Of his master,
whom he was ready to devour with Joy.
Poor, dear Fritz! II makes my heart
ache yet to think Of his tragic end, for.
like Chinese Gordon, he was the victim
of trcachery, and perished martyr to
his own faithfulness. Smoke.houso
thieves had been committing depreda.
tions around us, but so watchful was
our brave guard that We had lost moth.
ing. One night poisoned meat was
placed In his way. and the next morn
Ing his masters heart was filled with
real sorrow. to find him lying stark
and stiff on the long porch, as close to
the housc.door as he could get II he
could have got in, We knew he would
have dragged himself to his masters
feet to die.
A grave was made for him under the
green orchard grass. One OF my boys
wrote Hic facet for him, and his master
took the trouble to pronounce over him.
that sunny afternoon, Latin eulosium.
in which he characterized him as one OF
the truest and most faithful friends his
life had known.-Nargarct j. Preston,
in Youths COMPANION.
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all drilled to move like clock-work at a
signal from the first officer, who stood
at the head of tho table. We can see
them now facing the table In shining
limo. half wheeling ut tho signal.
stretching Uilt simultaneously oyor tho
heads Hf tic submissive gticsts hun.
drcd arms, selling the tops Of the
vegetable dishes. and then. tramp.
tramp. with the step of the soldier.
going down tho cchoing floor,
disappearing through swinging doors,
ard anon returning with the
same military precision to deposit
plato that weighed two pounds, with a
bang. before each awcd occupant of a
seat As n military evolution it was
nearly perfect, and the American peo.
p.o were rather proud OF it. It was
magniiiccnce which somewhat crushed
them. but they felt they were somehow
n part Of II. and IL il doubtful II any
foreign potcntate was ever served OK.
actly in that way. 1t was very cheap at
five dollars q day. and IL there had been
any dinner to match the cvolutions, we
might still be in that snowy period ol
our National development The hotel
clerk had so subduod tho spirit OF the
traveller that he had not perhaps much
,,no,i,c and rather preferred marnif-
iccncc TO comfort But in time. with
other standards OF taste, this pagcantry
vanished, and the traveller began to
assert his manhood.
OF course thcro arc still traces left OF
The old civilization. and when the trav.
elcr finds them, they awake train OF
reflections upon the singular develop.
ment of democratic life In America. --
Charles Dudley Warner, IN Hdrper's
Magazine.
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"A colored couple were divorced in
the District Court on Saturday in
double-quick time. The petition was
read, two witnesses were examined. and
the decree granted in less than two
minutes by the watch. Brennan (7ez) }
Banner.
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"A book recently published in Paris
Is "The Sad Influence OF tho Pianoforte
Upon Musical Art" and the aim Is to
disestablish the sovereignty OF that In
strument In the homes OF the land.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. now secms to bs
assured Of o permanent industrial OK.
hibltion. and building Of Iron and
glass Is to be erected at cost Of $780,.
OOQ--CAiedgo Times
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Business College
JACKSON, MISS.

Young men Of enc, Ky and intelligence
who desire TO make their way In the world
by habits OF economy and their own In.
dustrious efforts, will have the best sd'
yantages offered them In this institution
for acquiring thorough business educs.
tion.
Forty Dollars secures . scholarship for
complete course in Bookkeeping and Pen.
manship.
need not exceed 800, including scholarship,
Board, Books, Stationery and Washing.
The second session OF this we'll establish
ed school begins Sept. 10th, 1885,.
Send for circulars and specimens OF pen.
manship. -
Proprietors-
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do not attempt at any time, 10
rear more poultry than you eau well a.
tend. Chicago JoRrnaL
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Sin Observation-Disclosures ,uriifnefeh

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Sn Cape gli3abetb. Maine, ipurbe bor
etma IA Monaten ber 20jdbrige So.
fepb SDer bonn Wasen gei9leubert,
fiir tobt aufseboben unb be9raben.
0or einigen Sagen erbielten Gper's
gltern bic yfa9ri1t, baB ibr begrabee
ner Sobn nod am 2eben iei, unb 10
unglaubli9 bic Gunbe linen aud idien,
70 lautete bieielbe bod 70 beitimmt, bab
fie ben Sarg ausgraben unb mad ibrer
Wobnung fdaffen lieBen, um ibn bas
felbif 3u 6ffnen. Sn benz Nu9enblid,
als man ben Oefel abiprengeg ipollte.
betrat ber 9obtgeslaubte bas 9aus lei.
ner gltern unb iagte: rDas Deffner
1T unn6tbig, bier bin i9E Oas Sc
beimniB tIdrte fi6 babin auf, bab bel
funse Dper nur f9eintobt mar unb IT
/ ber ieiner Beerbisung foIseuben Nad
bon rNuferfebungsmdnner1" ausge
graben unb an Stubenten Der Weoi3ir
/ perfauft nuroe, mel9e nod 2ebens
3ei9en in ibm fanben unb ibn miebe
berftellten. Die @eldi9te flingt etpay
abenteuerlih.
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Ser sSnaenieur &. @dlmeiser il

- Ser Snsenieur s. s9meiser in
Solotburn bat iiinsft auf ein Dampfe
Belocipeo elm patent genommen. Na6
foffpieligen 8eriuden 1T es ibm geluns
gen, feline grfin6ung 10 melt gu perpoa=
tommnen, baB ct iein Gabrseug auf
ben Mearft bringen fann. Oie Sbee 1T
folgenbe: Mn ber 9interieite zines Sriz
cpeles tpirb Elm OampffeHel angebra9t,
Der einen Motor fpeift, tpel9er fpeciel
fiir bieien 3med eingeri9tet 1T. D,e
WSaf9ine mie9t nur 269 pfunb bel ei=
mem @plinberbur6mefer bon 4 3on,
unb es 1T fiir bic bette Musnubung bes
Oampfes bur6 grpanlion geiorgt. Wsit
benz Motor ielbit 1T cine 2uftbremie
berbunoen, ntittelit oeren man beim
0inunterfabren bic Gabrgei9minbig=
feit pollitdnbig in Der 9ano bat. Die
9eiftungen iinb 5iemlidb groBe, ba
S6mei3er bel ieinen probefabrten init
9ei6tisfeit 124 engl. Meilen in oer
Stunbe auriidselest bat. 9teigungen
big 10 @rab peroen gut iiberwunben.
Oie Mai6ine arbeitet rubig unb ge=
rdui6los. Sos Dampftricpcle tpirb
ein= unb atpeifbig gebaut unb fommt
auf etpa $3.50 big $500 gu ftebsn.
Oas neue Mobeq erbdlt elm 9a6 nit
ieitli9er Dedung unb elmer S9ub.
tpanb, Die paiiasier unb Gehel bon
einanoer trennt. Neben Dem lebteren
1T elm WaRerbebdlter unb elm 3orb
| fiir 2oble, born auf bem GuBbrett
3aum fir @epdd. Das @etpi9t bes
gan5en Gabr5eusss 1T 240 pfuno, uenn
&ehel unb Wai5erbebdlter geflllt finb.
Sn 3tpan3is Minuten 1T Der 9ampf,
tricycle. INNER fabrbereit unb man bat
nur ieoe Stunbe ettpas 2oblen na65u=
legen. @6mei3er gebenft nod Wein=
geiffbei3ung an3umenben, tuas bic @pei=
| fung meientlid bereinfa9t, ben 2efisl
oerfleinert uno bic &einli6feit erb6bt,
a pfunb &oblen ober elm 2iter Spiri.
tug geniigen per Stunbe 3ur Speiiung
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. Gin hiib1des Yr6bd)en bon 90,

= Gin biibf6es pr6b6en bon Wei=
berbosbeit miro aus 2onbon getnelbet: {:
Nm lebten @mpfanssaben6e Der 8aro=
min bon 8ourbett-g fang Mbelina
patti, na9bem iie einige 8rapouritiids
bor9etragen, bic groBe 8rief>Wrie aus
benz DonSuan". Mls lie seenbet bate,
trat cine feline aIte Dame auf fe gu
unb iaete: nSn &oloraturltiden slei6t
Sbnen Niemanb, aber Moaart bat mir
bel Sbrem 8ortrage ettuas iiberbaitei
gei9ienen. Damit Sic ni6t bentem,
i9 fpre9e ipie bic 8linoe bon ben Sat-
bennen, nenne i'd Sbnen meinengfamen
-Sennp 2inbs bs@olbf6mibt. -" Dit
Yatti per3os ein tpenis bel benz leiier
3aoel, banu iebo6 perieBte sie f9nel
sd tpeiB, Sic iparen cine beriibmt'
Sdngerin, mein @roBbater pflegte ba
bon gu eradblen." Na9 bieler gntseg
nuug fdritt Sennp 2inb. obne elm
Splbe beisufiigen, ibrem plabe on be
Seite ber 9ausfrau au.
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@ebe i9 aud mi9t 3u fdnea2 fraste
bic MIte, als fe fab, tpie Graneisfa's
sShBe anf benz slatten Boben f9manfs
ten.
9tein, fagte he, III es mod peit2
Wir finb balb ba.
5onft purbe suii6en geioen fein
Wort geipe9ielt.
gnbli9 batten iie bic @aIe errei9t,
6ie auf bas Wafer miinbete; Der @trom
ging uddtig nit gis, bic S9olIen leu@=
teten fabl bur9 bic gfa1t unb itieBen
nit bumpfem 9ra9en on bas golls
tpert. -
BORT 1T es, HhFerts Grau Mainert,
inbem iie na@ born auf elm erleudtetes
Genifer oeutete.
M1 mein Gott, iagte Graneista - fie
blieb fteben, mad Mtbem rinsenb unb
bic 6dnbe auf bas audenbe 9er3 ges
preBf.
wirb es Sbnen 3u biels fraste bic alte
boiler Mngf.
Nein, eripioerte Graneista, inbem fie
| fim eeipaltiam aufraffte, nur borwdrts
| Mnf ber 9reppe in ibrem Qauie bate
| sSrau Mlainert bic 2ampe bremen lai.
fen; aIs iebt Die beiben Jrauen bag
siueitc Stodperf errei1t batten unb BIZ
| Glurtbhr 6fnen MOLTEN, tuurbe bieie
bon innen aufgetban; elm Wann er'
i6ien auf Der S1ueae unb pralte, als
er Grancisfo erblidte, 3urhd, als bdtt'
ct einen @eift geieben = es mar Der Wb
iutant. Seine Nugen lagen bobl in
2opfe, iein @eii9t fab aug, als tudre e
5ebn Sabre dlter getporoeit.
Sebt er no92 fragte Grancisfa. @l
: ntdte tumm, bann mart ct bic Irme &c
: = gen pie ytauer bes Glurs, briidie BET
6opf IN bic Nrme unb i1lu9jte bump
uno iDper tpie elm 0erSmeifelnber.
= so merne 3uerf bineingeben, bite
{ tparte1 sic einen Mugenblid, fagt
Q Grau Wfainert, rnb pGbrenb iie poran
,ging. blieb Grancisfa auf oer Gdwell
{ bes Yor3immers ffeben. glus benz 3im
q ner nebendn brang Elm odmmernbe
2i6t, unb fe b6rte ben unbeimIidael
e Glana, ben bic Stimme bes Wenid1el
il annimmt, wenn fe balblaut 3u einer
Is Gterbenben reoet - bann erfdien ba
!, @eiidt ber Mlten tpieber, unb I'm felbe
Nuseablid Hano Graneisfa in Der Sba'
nj Mls bic berrlide @eiialt, bod empol
u geri9tet, auf ber S9weae erf9ien, be,
!. nabm man aus Der gde bes Gemad
n einen 2aut - ipdte er aus elmer unpe
le febrten Bruft getomn1en, 10 tpdre es ei
n iau13enber S6rei getpefen, 10 mar
ie ilur elm beibes, d63enbes Stammell
l. Mber ct mar laut genug, I'm ibr au i
: qen, mo Ct mar - qutr bur6 bas Gin
l, mer bin, NIT 3tpei iiiirmenben S4rittt
N mar He OH ieinem Eager, unb an feline
5s 2aeer ianf fie nieoer, ben Nrm iiber Il
setporfen, Der regungslos on lein VI
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g. sd. in 3. &eb Riper So. Sic
fragen, ob in Senper, Colorado, cine
beuti6e 3eitung eri6eine unb mie biez
felbe beibe9 ssa6 Musmeis bon rN.
%. Mprers Mmerican Nems paper
Mnnual" fiir bas Sabr 1885 eri6einen
in Denber folsenbe beutf6e 3eitunsen !:
l., Colorado Sournal, g., Colorado
Staatsaeituug. Bsibe erideinen tdgs
lid. Sobann g., Der Colorado @ourir
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baben alio, tpie Sic feben, cine gauge
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6amen menben Sic fi6 an q. Sang
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Rrbmenben Aueen ~ 6rdneisfa erbob
uno bic iuelten 6dnbe rang, er ffirbt
nod ID biefer Na@t.
gDer2 fraete 6rancisfa beifer unb
ronb, @attenbofen2
ia. ia, ia = heute Mbenb boben He
itn bereingebra@t, nit eiuer 2usel
uitten In Der 1ruf.
sic beligte bas Gaupt 10 tief in bic
66ube, b1B man Don ibrem @ef4te
nidts usetr fab, unb bos frampfbafte
G&Iu&5tr, 6os he ffoBueife erf9itterte,
bur@anase bic 'barftige Geifalt tpie Der
puIsI@las bes Jammers unb Der Ters
atpeiHune.
gnH9ulbieen Sic bod nur, greels
lena idgte He - unb 6as grcellen3
Hang i9redli6 hroaig uitter bieien Ders
bdltnihen = soB i9 tcmme, nber i9
mubte 10 gar nidt mebr mas i'd tbun
foltf = er rief Ia irnuserfprt non Sbs
isenl 0rnneista bpr9te nit melt offes
mem Muube.
llub neil Il bod 9aiemauben ouf Der
MeIt bat. fubr bic MIte fort, inbem fis
6roHeisfa's berabbdngenbe 9anb mil
jhrsn 6dnben umfnbte, ni1bt Bote,
nod N2utter mebr = unb neil i1 nur
0i&t an Siren Genferu fab
Gtin, (0gte S5r1Htisfd, tparten 81
eiuen Au9enblid. sic mar bindns
,tnb tuenige Secunben fpdter fam f
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ten, BE nod an Boben fauerte, 81
iitrtn MID. Grnu Msainert fpran
8u limit fragile iie, unb ibrer 6rag
Hang ipie elm 6reubenf9rei. Graneist
uidte pumni.
absr leife, laste iie, geben sic mir b
4dtb; ib rerbe Sic leiten. Das Sid
erlol9 rub IN tiefem Duntel taffeten III
pie besoeil 6r1,ieit bic 9reppe binuntel
gum 0auie bin1us.
0ur9 ben bi6ten. uirbelnbe
69nee, ben Gin beulenber Norboit
ben iaeni6enleeren @o{Ieu umberiaat,
t9ritteu le huulrl unb eileub nebe
einanber BIN. MD oer Diub Inn Nut
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elden. tpeiben 0aufen; q umtIebte b
Denlier BET Mobnunsen unb biua film
mernc on ben Mlaicril Der 6aufer :
EN- ipeibts 8obrtu9 auf benz Bober
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gefeiielt lag, bic Bruft bur6fdittert bon
einem fur6tbaren @dludaen, bas feline
Sbrdnen fanb. ibre Muger sana nab ben
feinigen, tief bineintau9eno in bic bunfs
len, f96nen Mugen, in benen li9 bon
ferne bas Bib oefen gu fpiegeln begann,
ber ibn ab5urufen fam BON ieinem ber=
feblten, qualenpollen 2eben.
Seine 6dnbe taifeten auf ber 0ede
umber, big baB iie ibre 9ano gefunben
batten, unb an ibr bielten fie ii6 fef.
Sd fonnte = ni9t ferben. iagte er
leiie, obne Sbnen gu iagen - bab i'd
ni9t f6ulbig lei.
(S@lub folst.)
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Gin iiberaus bbfli6er grdutiaam

= Gin iiberaus b6Hi6er Brdutiaam
purbe bieier Sage in Der Seruialemer.
fir1e in Berlin nit ieiner 8raut fir6.
lid einseieanet. Qls ber presieer i'm
fraste: Sinh Sic aliO setuillt. bic
Wbelbeib ---au Sbrem ebeliden Msibe
su nehmen?" antmortete er nit feierlis
dem grnit: rSamobl, 9err Paitor,
tpenn sic giitigit seitatten." Mit Mlbt
unb Notb betpabrten prebiser uno 3u>
b0rer ben n0tbigen grnit big gum gnbt
ber Geremonie. DrauBen Dor ber
9blren ma@te li6 Der 2a6furm abel
2uft.
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0ieie Snee. .

bab bic 2ente mad Colorado, Meu Merifo uni
benz Beffen seben, nm bic Sdpinbiu9t au er'
Ieidtern, 1T gar nidt notbig. Sober berniinf.
tise Wfann uiirbe Or. 8oianfo's Suiten. uni
Qunsen Sbrup in bem erfen @rabe bel
Sdwinbludt sebrauden. Sc lift unfeblbar ii
allen Gallen bon Suifen. grtdltunsen. 8ron
9itis, Sdmer3en in Der Bruft unb aller Sbmp
tsmen, iuelde als 8rrlaufer ber 69minbfud
gelten YreiS so Gents unb $1.00. @erfauf
bel 8. &alte9er C Con.
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Cine merfmiirbioe @eleUi

- Cine mertpiirbise @eieni9aft
prObuairt li9 aur 3eit In Mailano. Die
Mitglieber berielben fiibren ndmli6 bic
betanntlid 5iemli6 ihwierige 8ellini's
ide Oper vWorma" = pieifeno auf
Mam benfe ii6 bic &o0en Der Norma
eSrmeniul &c. gepfiffen, bic bes Oropif
iogar 5ur9 elm 16idbriges Mdb9en,
neil fein Wsanu, ielbif bei fleiBigifem
Stubium, oieie partie gu pfeifen lid
i'm @tanbe sei9te.
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Hrpbtre e0 felbff.

Der Beipeis fir bic Site bes Yubbins beitebt
nidt i'm &auen bes Garnes, fonbern in 8e.
nusuna ber @elesenbeit gum gertofen oeiIeI.
ben. q. aalteber 6 Con, bic apotbeter, baben
stne yrobeFafde bon Or. 8pianto'S Sufen,
nne sunsen' Shrnp, fir Seben, ber nit Suffen,
grtaltungen, afbma, S9Dinbfudt ober Gun.
ssnfrantbeit seplast lit.