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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
The Lesson Of "Unssr Fritz" Case

The greatest doctors in Europe
don't seems to know what ails "Un-
ser Fritz"
Thus are the Gar field and Grant
EPISODES repeated, and pnblic conf
lence in "exper" medical knowledge
is again shaken.
The effect is a revulsion.
Since the fatal days of 1883, many
of the doctrines of the schoolmen
concerning extensive meditation have
been abandoned, and all schools of
practice are more and more relying
upon old-fsshioned simple root and
herb preparations and careful uurs
ing,-the only reliances known to
our ancestors.
These methods and reliancies are
illustrated to-day in series of old
fashioned roots and herbs prepara-
tions recently given to the world by
the well-known proprietors of War
ner's safe cure-preparations made
from formula possessed by many Of
our oldest families, and rescued for
popular use, and issued under the
happy designation of Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies.
My son." exclaimed venerable
woman to the writer when he was a
boy, "my son, your yeller and pale
aud weak like lookin', your needin'
a good shaking up with some sas'pa-
rip."
A jug Of spring sarsapsrilla was
just as necessary III the "wintcr sup
plies" of fifty years ago as was bar
rel of pork, and a famous medical
authority says that the very general
prevalence Of the use of such prep
aration as Log Cabin Sarsaparilla ex-
plains the rugged health of our an
cestors.
While Warmers Log Cabin Sarsa-
parilla Is an excellent remedy for all
seasons of the year, it is particularly
valuable Ia tue spring, when The sys,
TEN is full of sluggish blood and re-
quires natural constitutional tonic
ana inwigorstor 10 resist colds and
winter. Philo NJ. Parsons, clerk OF
the City Hotel of Hartford, Conn,
was prosirated with a cold which he
says, "seemed to settle through my
body. | neglected it and the result
was my blood became impoverished
aud poisoned, indicated by iuilamed
eyes. l was treated but my eyes
grew worse. / was obliged TO wear
shade over them. l feared that l
would be Obliged to give up work"
"Under the operation of Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilia and Liver
Pills." he says, "The sore and in
famed eyes disappeared. My blood,
! know, Is in healthier condition
than il has been for years. have n
much better appetite. shall take
several more bottles for safety's sake.
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla is
great blood purifier and | most hear
tily recommend it,"
a few bottles of Warmers Log
Cabin SarsaparIlla used in the fami-
ly now will save many week of
sickness and many dollar of bills
Use no other. This Is the oldest,
most thoroughly tested, and the best,
is put up in the largest sarsaparilla
bottle on the market, containing 100
doses. There is no other preparation
of similar name that can equal ii.
The name Of its manufacturers is
guarantee of its superior worth.
While the great doctors wrangle
over the technicalities of an advanced
medical science that can not cure
disease, such simple preparations
yearly snatch millions from untimely
graves.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
RUSSIANS AND TEUTONS.
The Enmity Between Them Traced Bacl
to Very Remote Period.

to Very Remote Period.
Prof. L. L. Rlchholtz. the we'll
known elucidator of the William Tell
legend, has traced back the mutual
enmity Of the Russians and the Teu-
tons TO avery remote period. There
were numerous immigrations of Slavs
into the west of Europe in the eleventh
century. Slav colonies were founded
in the present Wurtemberg, Bavaria,
Baden and Switzerland. These old
settlements may be detected in the
present names of many German viii
lagos. The Germans called them
"Wenden" and 'Winda." They
were e sos numerous that a
document of 1920 speaks of
the Starnberger-Soe, the popular
resort of the Munich folk, rs the
"Wcndeusee" tho Lake of the
Wends It was Russian Lake. in
the West part of Europe. Prof Rach-
holz says that when he was lad. be-
tween the years 1929 and 1880. there
were several families in thelneighbor-.
hood of Biyreuth who spoke
"Wendisch," and sermon in that
tongue was preached to them every
alternate Sunday in the parish church.
There are thirty seven villages in
modern Bavaria in whose names the
syllablcs. ''win" and "wint' indicate
that they had their present names
from Slav colonizers. Wurtemburg
has sixteen such villages. Baden has
n few, and also the Swiss canton of
Aargua. The Count Won Altenburg-
Hapsburg, one of the old Swiss
ancestors of the Imperial House
of Austria, drove great
number of the free land-owning
peasants out of the upper Freiamt in
Aargua-where the ancestral castle
of the Hapsburg still Standard filled
their farms and lands with Wend or
Slav colonists, who became his serfs.
L hat the Wends and Slavs were one
and the same people in the opinion of
the old Germans is clear from letter
of our own English fellow-country-
man, St. Boniface, the Apostle of Ger
many, in which he states it rs his be-
lief that "the Wends or Slavs are the
most striking people on tho face Of the
earth. " The German mobiles made
S erfs of them; indeed. our common
Teuton word 'Slaye, 2 as most per-
sons know. Originated from 'slaN."
There are four villages of Slavs or
Wends in Ahrgau. whose inhabitants
were serfs of the monks Of the great
Banedicrine Abbey of Murl-Pdn Mall
Gazette. !. -a5.-rrt,f..srq
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
THE CASPIAN SEA.
Ono of the Most Important Fishing
Regions In tho World.

In tho southeast of Russia is tho
greatest salt lake in the world, the
Caspian Sea- which has an area of
130. 900 square miles-that is, an area
greater than all the British Islands
put toge,h her. with an additional island
larger than England thrown in extra
is intimately connected with the
fresh-water fisheries of the Volga and
tho Ural for the fish migrate from
fresh water to salt and from
salt water to fresh there
as elsewhere. The great fishery
of this region is that for the
sturgeon, (Accipenser sturio,) and its
Kindred, the great sturgeon or beluga,
"a. huso, } the sewruga, CA. stcllatus, }
the ossctcr CA. Guldenstadtii,) and
tho small sturgeon, or sterlet, "a.
ruthcnsus) also for the salmon, white
salmon and knifcfsh. The sturgeon
family attains to an enormous Size,
especially the beluga, which some
times measures 20 feet in length and
weighs 2 500 pounds, though specimens
of over l. 900 pounds are rare. The
sewruga is also n giant, but the other
surgeons are seldom taken above 6
feet in length. The number of these
giants disposed of annually at Astrak-
han has in some years been enormous
300, 900 surgeons. 100. 900 belugas,
and millions of the others. No wonder
that there are complaints of the
failure of the supplies. and, as is usual
where ignorance prevails, the mischief
IS attributed to every cause but the
right ut is because of the steam
boats" says the moujk, and forth
with the moujik hates the sight of n
steamboat Bat steam or no steam,
the sturgeon of tho Caspian may soon
become as rare as Thames salmon.
Astrakhan, the principal Caspian port
is one of the most important fishing
stations In the world. From this re-
Gion alone the Russian revenue nets
about El. 900, 600 for fishery licenses.
and during the fishing season % 900
strangers, ranging in degree from
simple laborers to gigantic capitalists,
come in to compete with the rcgul ar
inhabitants for the profits from the fish
industries. - Chambers Journal
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
Brace Up

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are tldgetty, nervous,
and generally out OF sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimuants, spring medicines, or bit
ters, which have for their basis very
cheap, had whisky, and which stimu-
late you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that
will purify your blood, start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health
aud strength. Such medicine you
will find in Electric Bitters and only
80 cents bottle at Harry b. Garner's
City Pharmacy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
Their Business Booming

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at
Harry b. Garner's City Pharmacy as
their giving away to their customers
of so many free trial bottles of DR.,
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous
in this very valuable article from the
fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. Large
size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20

veyor any Deputy Clerk incomdati.
BILE so far as relates to the county of
Tngg 10 regulate the sale of liquors
in the town of Catlettsburg; to in
corporate the Louisville Democratic
Club; to incorporate the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank of o wensboro /;
to incorporate the Saturday Night
Savings and Loan Association of
Lexington aud one to incorporate the
Fidelity Building and Loan Associa-
ton of Lexington.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20

A Williams, Sr, and Thomas
Thompson quarrelled over a trivial
matter near Pikeville, Ky, when
Williams struck Thompson with an
ak, beheading him. Williams was
arrested aad jailed On the same
day near Powell's Mills, same county,
Harrison blackburn was shot from
ambush by an unknown assassin,
and received wounds from the effects
of which he will die. The weapon
used was a shotgun. No clew.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
Bucklen's Arnioa Salve.

Tue BEST SALvE in the world fol
Gus, brui-ea. Soroa, Ulcers Sail
Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, oS.p1s.1 @
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box,
Sold by Harry B. Garner, City Phar-
macy,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20
FULL OF FUN.

Father Tommy, does your teach
er use n swilchF' Tommy-"Whacrc
You glYln' us, pa; he's mani --B"r-
H'qto" Free Press
Ar Illinois COW was brought up
into our climate last spring, and it
made her feel so young she's lost ten
wrinkles oil her horns already. -D"-
htth PdrdgrGpher,
n ,ston M,un,o ,,You ,nustnit
- u,
oPo"N VI yo"' lu69' los'Ic' Mhon We
have company. IL isn't polite" Flos-
sic- "Whot shonId sov mamma
drrns,ioL pn NJ y Sam
-"Bridyot did Won hcor tho door
bclIpn "Yis n,un u .rrhon ,yhy
Jou,t rou ao 70 tho 1oorp,, "Shnrc
mum I'm NOT oxroctin' onvboIv to
call on mo T. mnst bo somcboiv to
500 Won vour,olfn
'Artcr oII-,I c,n rot sov ros
Waller / shall ALWAYS be Sis"
..Sister to mcp No. Won WON'T, yes.
Waller: your brother Charles pro-
,,ysSaaSto 10 mo last night and I-aeeopted
him. Life.
Tho tcndoncv of Hills of fare .not
TO ne nnl 10 deceive, was wen Mus
iratcd by Springfield (Mass.) ho'el
'he olhcr day wheh PLAIN. everyday
apple unmp'hg'Was served up uhuer
ne name OF 'Evcs puuuin%'
Tho ColdeSt Ihlng Olt.-
When DilISaras Dliz'
.- AM tempcsts tcmpt their boldost
We shiyer ng shiy'
.,ano, Ana scarce e,,,'nn can lve so oo,,os,
TO wDe,ro I Free Press
Tho miristcr was dining with ,ho
ell, on1 ho said 70 a ,lhH With an
o,nr,ol rniIo. ,,rm ofr,iI R,bbv
hat Won hoven,t tLo n,ticncc of Job"
mo cir " responded r ,bbv who wos
hungry .brt Jnb wosn,t always helm
cd losi."- EpocI.
Noi,hor u,rrr. Jonos (mo.ting
S,i,h with yhon Lo wo.out tho nighf
L,'fnrN IN, ma how, G,t home all
righip1 smiIh Cr,oomilvl-..Yes. bul
NVifn NVnnlfln't gnnu< IN ~
J.i.s- <,,yiansIrl- -,Jnclkv fellowi
Mine did. "-Bostds e0a,'.--,'
We often real of II man finding
n pearl worth $25 in an oyster, but
we never heard of an oyster wor h
s25 being found in roarl. viii some
old scientist please explain the where
fereaoss of the whichnesS of this rule
that refuses to work both waysP-
Drake's MdgGSine.
Tommy was TO tend door that
afternoon. "lf any body calls for me
tell them Tn engaged" said his sis
ter. "All right" said Tommy. Pet
ty soon dashing Mr. De Smith called.
'ls your sister in, TommyP' "Ycs'r
but she's promised 10 marry fellow
and can't see any body. Burlington
Free Press.
-"The Judge then proceeded TO
charge the iury," read Mrs. M,Gud-
, ,Nr
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20

Herr Pascllke, Berlin butcher.
recently celebrated a curious Jubilee"
tho slaughter of tho 100,000.h goose
IN his establishment. He began BUSH
ness in 1862 and on, Deoember.z was
able to kill the jubilee goose a choice
specimen, especially fattoned for the
occasion. - ~ e..A..j,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20

AS result of thJ Investigations
by agents of Oregon swamp-land
titles, 150. 600 acres. at n rough csti-
mate, will be lost 10 the Sac, but Tho
titles TO the land will be established
and tilc disputes which have arisen
over swamr.land matters since 1860
will be largely settled. OScr half the
Hand examined was found to be not
swamp.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1888-03-20

"A New York dressmaker hires out
sealskin sacques for the season.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-05
9as 3eitunasleSei,.

5tepban @irarb, Der befannte 20fa9e
MiQiondr bon pbilabelpbio unb @rii1=
ber bes beriibnlten Girarb Snftitute,
ma9te einitmals folgenbe 8emerfungen
iiber bas Nnaeigelelen in ben 3eitungen:
Sas erfe Wal, tpenn man cine Mns
aeige fiebt, fiebt man fie ttidt.
Das ameite Mal nialmt man feline
9foti3 bapon.
Oas brittle Mal bat man einen tleineu
ge8riff babun.
Das pierte Msal erinnert man fi9,
i9on ettpas Derartiges geiebea au ia,
ben.
9as finite Nal iebt man fe balb.
uegs. -
Sas ie6fte Mal iiebt man niefelbe
nit 8era9tung on.
Oas fiebente Mal tpirft n,att bic 3eis
tung ungebulbig BON Ii1.
9as a9te Wsal ruff man aus: 9a
febt es i9on tpieber!
Das neunte Mal mun6ert man efin,
Oh au9 ettpas baran 1T.
Oas aebnte Mfal oentt man, baB es
fur Semanben anbers paBt.
Sas elite Mfal frdgt man ieinen
Na9bar, ob Der anse5eigte Nrtifel aud
bon NuBen lit. :
Das 5m6lfte MaI 1T mau neugierig,
Oh bic Mn5eige fi@ aud besablt.
Oas brei5ebnte Mal benft man, baB
man gerabe zines iol6en gtrtitels Be.
oarf.
9as bieraebnte ooer finf3ebnte Mol
enti6lieBt man lib, ben Nrtitel at taus
fen, 10 f9nel es Die @elbmittel erlaus
ben.
Das ie9s3ebnte Mtal fiebt man f6
Die Summer beg 2abens genaa on unb
prdgt fid bieielbe in bas Gebd9tniB. :
9as fieb3ebnte Wal wirb man BON
ben, Gebanfen gepeinigt, baB man ben
Mrtitel ni9t farfen fann.
9as a9t3ebate Mal r1a9t man Die
@rfabrung, trie notbmenbi8 man bes
angeaeisten Nrtifels bebarf.
Das neunsebnte Mal 5dblt man iein
@elb unb fiebt tpie biel man mod ibrig
Bat, na9ben man ben NrtifeI getauft.
Das atuansigife Mal lduft man in
bet gr6Bten gile mad Dem 2aben lrb
fauft ben Nrtitel, lpel9er In bet 3eitung
angeseigt 1T.
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afabemii@e Sugenb gerlins Sem be-
rtibmten @bemider profeRor 6ofmann
5u @gren bon befen 20. @eburtstage
neranitdltet bate. 91ura bate ben
gbrenpsab 3mtf6en ben profeKoren
3eller unb @neift inne. @neift bra@te
einen Srinflpru9 auf S9ur3 aus, ben
otefer NIT einert folGen auf bic beuts
f@en uniperfitdten eruiberte.
-Sn Wfan@en bat ber prina &es
gent Suitpolb bic groBe Snternationale
&unitausfeuung er6Hnet, in tpeI1er ios
tpobl beuti9e tuie attspdrtige RanifIer
gldnaenb bertreten finb.
= Der GaiIer Dom pebro BON 8ra.
fillen bat Mailanb perlafen un5 fi@
na9 benz frans6iii6en 2ur Orte Mir.
lessBains begeben.
= gs beiBt, ber RaiIer bon NuBlanb
tpoue ii9 i'm 2aufe oieies Sommers in
9amartano gum Raiier bon gentrals
Iien tr6nen lafien. gs ion bas 10
cine 9lrt bon. @egentruntpf fein gegen
ben 5itel nRaiierin bon Snbien", 6en
ft9 Die G6nigin BON England bor ettpa
einem Sabr3ebnt auleete.
Mus einetlt eigentbnmli1en
@rumbe reidte ber fpanif1e General
@ampos, ber @ouperneur bot Mabrio,
feline gatlafung Elm. Seine pflidt
mar es, tdgli6 Die unterf6rift ber @ee
gentin fiir ben Sasesbefebl Der Mabri.
Der Garnifon einaubolen. Gegentpdrs
tig IT aber bic Gegentin init oem Babp.
@nig nod Barcelona tibergefebelt unb
eine Der prin3eifnnen 1T tire GtelIbers
treterin. 3ufdllig 1T bieie nit einem
Yrinaen bermdblt, ber Gu5aren. Offiaier
unter Gampos 1T, unb besbalb tpeigert
ft9 SeBterer, Dor ber 6rati eines ieiner
l1ntergebenen biefen Sasesbefebl unter.
5ei9nen gu laien. s9tola Iob' i6 mir
ben Spanier!"
= Boulanger bat in bet Deputirten=
TANNER ben erfen auf bic 8erfalungss
Nebifion ab3iebenbe G9ritt unternoms
men. st flnbiste on, bob ct ni9t nur
einen fol9en Nntrag einbringen tperbe,
fonoern baB er aud ben Dringli9feitss
antrQg ifellen piirbe. 8ouIanger be-
tontes baB bic Nrt unb Weiie, tpie ct
getpdblt tuorben iei, cine Mrt bon Des
monitration getpeien ipdre unb baB ibm
Sies bas Ge9t gdbe, bic alleemeine Mufs
laert tiamteit auf bic misli6e Sage bes
ganbes, uu6 bic Hotbmenbigteit, bers
ielben ab3ubelfen, binauleaten.
Grantrei6, iagte ct, febte ni9t bas
Tertrauen In bic 3utunft, tpel9es iebes
gut regierte 2ano unbeoingt baben tiife.
Sieie gemertung itieB auf lebbafte
SppofitioH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-05
Sag dn
"a.
sulia9 sittert Is BON ieinen 9ippen.

Sulia2 sittert es BON ieiuen gippen.
Mtein Qerr, itnterbri1t He i'm nit
ibrer tiefen, tlaren @timtae, sic iinb
febr gitig, fi9 nod 10 fpdt 5u uns bers
auf su bemiibea. Meber meme Greu1ts
bin nod i'd bermiRen ettpas mertb.
boaes-
Die Greunbin III in Der Ndbe, baber
bic 2dlte, bentt ct unb iibersibt ibr, fi9
nun aud 5u ei1igen f6ruli9en &ebens>
arten 3iDingenb, bas Sof9entu6.
N9l Msein Sud-! S6'banfe Sbnen
febr, menn es aud fiir mid nibt ben
Wertb bat, spie fiir Ses6emona bas bets
lDrene Sud. llub bariiber baben sic
es Derfdumt, 0errn Grid pflug gu Be.
graBen, benn feinettpegen finb sic bod
na9 benz 8abnbDf btnausgefomnten2
Iber ieien Sic berft9ert, 6err @turm,
Sic baben feline urbantbare berpli9tet,
Sbr Hitterbienft ion ni9t Derborgen
bleiben.
@erbbbnt fie bid2 groat Cigar auf,
tudbrenb feline 8lide ibre @eifalt bets
i9lingen. Mber fte err6tbet tpeoer,
mod erbleidt He Dor linen. Sie Mrme
berabbdnsenb, bic 9dnbe iibereinanber.
gelegt, lei9t an ben Sbiirpfofen ges
lebnt, itebt fie in rubiger 9altuug.
Rein S9mud lit on ibr ii9tbar, als bic
Sappbirbrofde, bic ibre tpeiBe @piBens
fraiie sufammenbdlt, unb Der golbene
0erlobungsriug an ibreal Singer. Die
ginfa9beit ibrer &leibung, bic 5i9ers
beit ibres 8enebmens, Der ernite, bod
ni6t unfreunbli6e Musbruf ibres Ges
fi6ts MAIDEN fe fbr ibm-er tpeiB ielbf
ni6t tparunl = l,nnabbar. Mdre ibren
0aaren nidt ber beraui9enbe Suft
entffr6nit, ben ct uur su tuobl fennt -
ct bdtte an feiner Sulia gesmeifelt.
Seine SuIia2 Mar fte es benn nod2
9atte he fi9 nod innen unb auBem Ders
tpan6elt Dber ipielte fie nur cine graus
fame Rom6oies
Ou-Sie bel1dmen mid, ttlein Jrdu'
lein, cine @efdlisteit, bic f6 bon ielbff
perftebt-
@as iol er iagen um elm @eiprd6
fOrt3uieben, bas lie su beenbisen ents
it6IOffen f6einta
so flein fie lit, in meiner SteQuug
muB fie mir als cine Jreunbli9teit oes
sufiinftigen S6miegeriobnes Serrn
pfuB's ebenio angenebm tpie bebeus
tungspoa feiu.
sic perbeust fi1 lei6t, als tuolle fie
ibm bamit bas 3ei6en gum Abi9ieb
geben.
G9miegeriobn2
Sd CLAUDE annebmen 30 oiirfen, baB
fi6 0err pfug bem @unfd5e feiner
So9ter ni1t mebr entgegenfebea ipirb,
unb fie menhet ii6 balb bon ibm meg,
unl in bas Neben3immer su geben.
Daltl ruff G.. fuutslnb. Die gmpb.
rlsug fpreu9t ba 8 8anb ber geielihafts
liben Jorm. @ftpas iit III inn, oas
ibn gu elmer miIb sn 3bat fort5ureiben
6robt. gr u66te iie ergreifen, auf bic
Gniee uieberaminge u, lie on fi9 reiBen.
tie erorofIeln = Dor ibm uao I'm ibn 1T
Mlles ipie elm MirbeI.-
(s}ortfetune. foIat.)
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SOntnerIetoe Don peridiebener
9ualttdt+
Neue Auswabl BON Sddern+
lln5weifelbaft bic teite Nuswabl
spn Daner~ unb atnber>@dnben
Nldnner> u &naber>S Sduben llnb
StiefelnSDn Observation-Disclosures
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% Jeinite unb bilIigfe Drudla'
den BET 5 obnion 8ros.
Nerfd no pbt.

Cine iange Grau ldBt ii9 bon ibrem
Gammermdb6en austleiben. Sie uus
terbaltung timmt babel INNER eineu
aiemlid apangloien Character on.
sDie sndbise Grau 1T tuobl iebr sliid'
lid" : bemerft bas &ammermdb6en,
80 setpiB, meine 2iebe, bin i@ bas. =
Der gndbise Serr 1T elm 70 id6ne,
Mtann unb 10 lleb. b.A-nGinbeit Dup
unb tpie er fiilien fannl"
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= Gin Grember In WaibiustOtt sing
beim Capitol borbei II no benerfte cine
Nnaabl Mdnner, bic bar Der. 8btr ftans
ben. 98er finb benn ale bic 9erren
bas fragte er bertpun6ert einen ibm be-
gesnenben gingeborenen- 8, bas iinb
bic 9erren 2ongreBleiste ! lautete bic
Mntiport. ga, fno fte b. as benn aaes
fragte Der Grembe peiter.. glee, lautete
bic anttuort elmer Is nod brinnen, -
ber bdIt eben ne 3arifs &ebe!
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Neue 3epbpr Gtnsbants, Snbia
ertaaes, pereals,, 3anstbars, pt~
ques, eapns, gattiite, gaOpeltY
Gprbs, fapttii&e 3epbgrs, Sui1 bu
yfprb lin6 anbere gum @aidsn se>
eisnete Tabrifate tn srpber aus>
nail nlab sat yeridtebeten greifen+
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-Wenn Der In Nrmuib @eborene urb
ber bon Shrftisteit gum geuiFen Wobls
bebagen ii6 emporsearbeitete Sbats
trdftige anfangen min, fi9 an ben
Jri@ten ieines GleiBes au labem, baun
f6neibet Der Sob bic Grii6te bes 2es
benS ab.
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@legante Nppttdten In 8Gnbern
unb &ilaen.
Die neneiftn Sums geiltngs,
5enrietta Sud-, grepes, &pter
Sud- Gballte etnfarbis unb se~
rtuitert in allen rapbernen Saat~
tirangen+
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Sttdetete1t /!

Sptt5en. Sptt5en!
auf bieiem Telbe sldnsem tpir
burd bie srSbte &uswabl ut,b oie
neueifen Saden, bie je bem publf>
fun sprgelest tpurben+ Scrdpn,
esppttlde, urientaltiae, @aleaeienne,
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MiBberitanben. Gin Ras
pitdn fast gu einem fd6Ri6em Baia.
giere niitten auf bober See: sd
CLAUDE, MIR friesen balb ne 8rife. =
seie ieia iebr freinblid," ertpieberte
oer biebere Sadie, naber ib I9nuppe
ndmli9 gar ni9tlA
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2inb: Sag einmal, uarum biit Du
benn eigentlib meine 9ante2"
Sante: rytun, neil 0ein Nater mein
Bruber it,"
Sinb: ,Dann mar folsli6 mein 8a.
ter, ebe ct beiratbete, mein Ontel2"
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2onferpatto nston auf
ber Reitbabn. unteroffi3 ier: AWebls
buber, reiBea Gie's Mau 1 bod nit 10
auf! SIR Saul ibsut il formli9 Dor
bem Abgrunb!"
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es te tn Sdn Mntpntp auTgewte1en lpurbe.

Gambric in periatebenen 8reitet H.
preten. Tarbige Stidereien Der
fetnifen @prte.
Grpbe auswabl BON Damer>
unter5eug+
gpaffdnbises 9aser Don Dauens
eaO &inberffrimpfen.
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Mnshem 8ernen

Aus ben Bergen.
vMdbel, 9u ftebit aus tpie bic &oie,
bic Der Sbali gefiiBt batl" = Sta,
0err, 3 tuar nit ber Sbau--'s mar ber
0ansl."
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s@ Die eleganteiien Nnaiise mad
MaB BEL paneoaif & e. ba.
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fpaniide, @seurtal, Guipure, Gba1~
tillY Sptben In alien 8reiten fir
l1eberwurf pber geiab+
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@etidte Ginidbe
In peibem unb farbisem pique,
Mult, Swib, gfatnipOf. 0eittdter
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Die
80dentlide Greie Yreiie fiir seras
eri1eint
ieoen , 0ommetaa8
nn6 fofet
$3.50 fitr DaS Sabr pber $1.25 fit
6 Wpnate tn Drausbesablmns.