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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-03-17
The Problem OF London.

-.st..
For three centuries one of the great
feats of thinking persons has been the
enormous growth of London; and yet,
till about hundred years ago, neither
its population nor its area were what we
should now call abnormal. But since
the last hundred years it has advanced
by leaps and bounds, increasing its
population fourfold within this century,
and It's area at least ten or tifteenfold.
Even in my own lifetime the area of
London has increased at least tivefold
.and itsk population between two and
threefold. So that now VIC have a con
tinuous population of some four mil
hons, packed in an area not far off 100
square miles, with nearly 1900 miles of
streets, hardly anywhere less than ten or
eleven miles in straight line.
Every year 10000 souls, roughly
speaking, are added by immigration and
births; every year more square miles are
added to the area. Year by year some
10000 immigrants press into this city;
that is the population of n fair county
town, so that every ten years there is
added to London by immigration alone
city as large as Bristol or Lis bon; and
by the entire series of causes, new
city as large as st. Petersburg or
Vienna. And thus, already, in this
corner of the Thames there is
! huddled together about one-sixth
of the entire population of England
From Charing Cross or the Royal Elk
change man has to walk some fv. or
six miles before he can see the blessed
meadows or breathe the country air
Few of us ever saw more than half of
the city we live in, and some of us never
saw nine-tenths of it. We all
live more or less in SCOT and
fog, in smoky, dusty, contaminated
air, in which trees will no longer
grow to full size and the sulphurous
vapor of which eats away the surface of
stone. The beautiful river, our once
silver Thames, is turbld, muddy re-
ceptace of refuse; at times indescriba-
bly, nasty and I'm wholesome. The water
we drink is continually polluted with
drainage, and at times comes perilously
near to being injurious to health Our
burying places, old and new, are a per-
pctual anxiety and danger.
Our sewers pour forth $780,
600 tons Of sewerage per
week, almost all of it wastefully and
dangerously discharged. An immense
proportion of our working population
are insuficiently housed in cheerless,
comfortless and even unhealthy lodg-
ings. Not few of these are miserable
dens or squalid cabins, unfit for human
dwelling place. Every few years some
epidemic breaks out, which carries of
its thousands. In some four-ffths Of
London the conditions of life are sadly
depressing and sordid, with none of the
advantages which city life affords.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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SIT is over" she said. 40 Heaven,
forgive me, and forgive Tom"
And then she laid herself down upon
her pillow.
Just as she did so, the familiar sound
of a latchkey in the door below startled
her.
Tom never came home at noon-but
there he was now.
No ore else but Tor could walk in in
that cool way.
And now he was calling her.
Eve, Eve, Eve! Where are you'll
Never before had she refused to
answer that voice.
Why had he come to torture uer dying
moments2
Hank!
Now he was bounding up stairs.
He was in the room.
'What is the mattcr-are you i'll,
Eve2" he cried.
NO." said she family; "only tired"
"Ah, you look tired, little one," said
he. Il came home to get the overcoat.
| suppose you have found out by this
time that that in the hall is not mine.
| wore Johnson's overcoat home from
the office last night by mistake, and he
is anxious about it. lie asked if there
was any one in the house who would be
apt to meddle with papers or anything
in the pockets. said | thought not.
l hadn't jealous wife--eh? Why,
what's the matter, Eve"
ooh, Tom," cried Eve, Historically;
sob, Tom, say it again, 1t was not
your coat? Oh, Tom, kiss me,
"What is the matter, Eve? cried
Tom. you must be illp
Then Eve remembered all
ooh, am wicked woman, Toni
she cried. There were letters in the
pocket--lovc-le / read them---I
thought you false to me---I.--I took
poison, Tom---Pm going to die and
long to live sol Oh, Tom, save mel"
eyes, yes!7 cried Tom. ooh, good
heaven! what poisonF
''Mr Hoffman will know. bought
it of him: Perhaps he can save me-
cried Eve, in piteous tones.
And away went Tom, white as death,
to the druggist around the corner.
He burst into the shop something like
a whirlwi d.
"Tho lady" he gasped, "tho lady
who bought poison here an hour ago
she took it by mistakc Can you save
her---havo you an antidotc? She is
dying"
''No, no." said the old man; "bo
calm---be at rest. No, no, she cannot
die of that. When a lady asks me for
poison, say to myself 'Sop and give
her in the paper little sugar and some
thing. She could eat pound Go
home and tell her so. | never sell
poison to women; so be calm"
So Tom flew home again, and Eve
rejoiced; and hearing that johnson was
a single man, who admitted himself to
be engaged, she did not rip the patch
off his coat as She at first intended.
---LNew York World.
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The beginning we are told, OF the
enormous increase in the supply Of Gin
chona-from which quiuiac is made
was in 1873, in which year the CeyIon
products appeared on the market to the
extent Of IS, 900 pounds. In 1879 it
had increased to 313. 600 pounds; in
1886, to IS, 900, 900 pounds.
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The Right Build.

Lank individual 70 hotel proprietor
Canyon give mo employment, sir|
Proprietor---''Yes, you're just the sort
Of man We want TO crawl through lamp
ehimneys and clean 'em. "---L Burlingt
Free Press.
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To1he Editor. Please inform your readers
Chat have "a positive remedy ior he above
named disease. By D. timely use thousands ~
hopclrss cases have been permanently CURED
FHlr to any Oi your readers Who have con-
sumption SO fhey vii send me their hypess
ana p O address Respectfully,
TIA. sL0CuM, ST. o., ~ Pear ST., y. y.
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1t was dated the past week.
1t was net four days old.
"Oh!' cried Eve, 'oh, what shall l
do? Oh, where shall l goa"
At every cry thought pierced her
breast like an actual stab.
Tommy Tom! What shall do?
Tom! to be false---Tom! Oh, I have
gone mad! No, there they are; they
are really there, those letters. Why do
not die---why do not die2 Do people
live through such things as theseg'
Then she knelt down on the floor and
gathered up the letters and steadily
read them through.
There were ten of them. Such love
letters
No other Interpretation could be put
upon them.
They were absurd love-letters, such
as are always produced in court in cases
of breach of promise and they were all
signed, "Your own Nellie"
'It is all true" said poor Eve wiring
ing her hands, "and it IS worse than
anything ever heard Of TRUSTED him
so; | believed in him so"
Then she wiped her eyes, gathered
up the letters, packed them up,
wrapped the silver paper about them,
tied the blue ribbon, put them back in
the breast pocket of that dreadful over
coat and hung it in the hall again.
"Tom shall never KNOW" she said
Tll not reproach him. l will never
see him again. When he comes home |
shall be dead. will not live to bear
this"
Then she sat down to think over the
best means of suicide.
She could hang herself to the chan
delier with window blind cord, but
then she would he black in the face and
hideous.
She could drown herself, but then
her body would go floating down the
river to the sea, and the drowned peo-
pie looked even worse than strangled
ones.
She was too much afraid of firearms to
shoot herself, even in this strait.
Yes, that would be best; and, though
she would never see Tom again, he
would sec her, and rcmorso would sting
him.
Here she made great mistake
A man who is coolly treachcrous to
women never has any remorse.
Remorso in love affairs is purely
feminine quality, and even the worst of
the sex are not without it.
However, it IS natural to believe that
remorse is possible to man whom one
has heretofore believed to be an angelin
human form, and Eve took little mis-
rable comfort in the thought that Tom
would kncel beside her coffin, and burst
into tears and passionate EXPLANATIONS
of regret, which she, perhaps, might sec
from some spiritual post Of observation.
So, having put on a hat and a thick
veil. Eve betook herself down the street
and around the corner to the nearest
druggist.
The DRUGGIST was an old man, be-
notwithstanding one. with red cheeks
and a smiling mouth; and when she
asked for "poison for rats" he said,
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Through remonstrances circulated by the
w. G. r. u. Of Houtzdale, Penn. nine out Of
fourteen applications for licenses have been
raflIeed
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80 PeonIc rcfn.e to tl.l.e Cod

Mrs. ~. II Vanderbilt'- expenses are said TO
3 x2regate $4,000 year.
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StdStii@e 0erOrbnane
Sur Nmenbirung bsu Section z bes
81. .Rapitels Der rebioirten it6.
btii9en gerDrbnungen.

Sci es berprbnet 6ur@ ben
Stabtrntb Der Gtabt San Mntouio.
SaB N6faB z bes 62. RapiteIs Der
rebibirten ftdotii9en 0erprbuungen In
nadfebenber Meiie anteubirt tperbe:
@ection Z. $50 eine GtraBe ober
elm Weg ianerbalb Der Gtabtgrem8en
Elm @ifenbabngeletfe freu3t, 1T bfeIe
2reu5ung 6ur@ planfeu &c. in cine
2@bene nit benz obererr @anbe ber
Sdienen au brineen. 8eiGgte BobIen
btirfen ni1t bfnner aIs 3 3ol bid iein,
unb mtfen oi9t neben chamber Iiegen,
10 bob fie einen glatten uebergang bils
ben. Die betrefenben giienbabngeiel,
f9aften foQeu ferner oerpfi6tet iein,
on allen iol6en uebergdnsen 2eute NIT
Glaggeu an5uffellen, NO es Der Gtoot.
ratb fit angebra6t unb nptbwenbig cts
tldrt. Seoe periou ODER @eIenidaft,
bic bieien Nnnrbnungen aupiber ban
belt. mo6t fi1 elmer uebertretung
i@ulbig Anb 1T nod srfoIgter 8erurs
tbeilung bur1 ben &ecorher nit elmer
@trafe nidt unter $40 unb niht iiber
5000 gu beleseu unb atpar fur ieben
ein5elnen Sag. on benz he ben 8erorbs
nungen 5utDioer banbeIn.
Mnsenommen unb gebiaist am %.
Gebruar 1885,.
@SE 8rpan n.
~ Mapor.
gefdeinigt:
6. 9. @Iauoon, Gitp GIert.
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Cinderella G9mb ,Gtore.
Ode Of.9onfonfraBe unb Mpenue c
CAN'T! panit! panit!
pT nniere foeben i'm Often anses -6a

Yanit! panit! panttl
D9r nnfere foeben i'm Often ausee -@s
fauften 8orrdtbe ON S1uben unb
Stiefeln mtihen in IA Sagen
pertauft perben, unb iet
neA- es unterm Rofenpreis! -aps
Golgenbe 8eifpiele bienen als Betpeis
unferer beifpielos niebrisen preiie:
II peri9iebene Nrten niebriger Aerrens
i6ube gu $1.40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 0%errenfhube .gougreB"
5u $2.75 Cont lblider preis 81.
grtrafeine ba~nbsendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersuo 5u $3.50 berfauft.)
2nabeni9ube u. Gnopffiefel 5u $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
ggtrafeine 2n6pffiefeI fir Rnaben 50
(Wertb $2.75).
Damen.p antoHeln Scr. 5-9 su unr
Is @ts. bas paar (Dertb $1).
Seine Mdbdeni6ube BON @laees2eber
gu 1ur Is Gents (Wertb ~.
Rinberf6ube gu 40. so unb 80 Gents,
bic anoerswo. go, Is @ents unb 81
foften.
gabp S@ube Deri6ieoener art, bon
Is Gents on.
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staotii4e WerOrbnums
Sur Nmenoirung BON Section 3 bes
80. Gapitels Der repibirten tide
btiinen Ber0r0nunaeu.

Set es9berorbu ne I 6urb ben
Stobtratb Der Stabt San Nntonio.
SaB NbiaS 8 oes 80. Rapitels Der
rebibitfen faotifden Berorbnungen In
ha~dfebenber Weile amenbirt nerbe:
Section 3. Die MGrfte, Blaaas
uno ahbelen Bldbs, bic aum Wertauf
bon Jleii6. Semitic, giern, Butter,
9etlhgel, Sbf, Wllb unb fonffiaer
8arten unb G%armprobutte emit Nus.
rabme BON 6duten, Wole, Baumuo0e.
9eu. Yecans unb OoI3) tenust tper.
ben. iolen su bieiem 3mede BON 8 ubr
big 9 uhr Mor9eas often gebalteu tper.
ben Dom /. Mai bis gum 80. 5ebteu1.
Der, un6 bon 4 uhr 6is 10 ubr 9or.
mitfags bonn /. October big aum 80.
Nprtl iebes Sabres. Rad. ben gennnu.
ten Stunben fol Niemano raebr an
ben genannten pIdben bIeiben aur,
Ypede bes Ierfaufs Der pben ange.
fabrten probutte. SSeoermann, ber cine
biefer Befimmunpen berIebt, mc6t Hd
elmer T~rafbaren uebertretung iAuIbig
unb it nod e~rfolgter 0e~rurfbeilung
burh ben Hecoroer nit elmer 6trofe
nidt unter S. nnb ni@t hber 5000 su
belegen.
a%nsenommen unb sebilist ON %.
Gebruar 1883.
10 grpan @aIIagban
~ Mapor.
8ef6einigt:
8. g. @laubOn, @iip @lerf.
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- Oas gr6Bte Eager bon @etrebr.
tinb RepoIper=p atronert uno Cullen BEL
giper & g huItbeB
gmtpimSimdbt aebetlt.

ginem alten arate, Der bon Der wfaris a..
riidgeaesen lebt, muroe burd eineu ofiubif9en
Mifiondr bic 8efdreibnns eines einfa9ta
besetabilif9en $eilmittels tir bic f&ntle unb
bauernbe Seilnns bon Qunsenldpinblu@t,
Bronditts, gatarrb, afbma unb allen eaIss
unb aun~seufranibeiten nussrbanbist. Au&
elm Mittel fur p%oftibe, rabifale ceiIuna bon
Nerbenl9mdae unb allen Rerbenfrant6eiten.
Na9Sem Der Doctor bic punberbaren SeiIfrStte
In tauienben Gdaen erprobt BATE, era9tete ~
e fur ieiae gai@t, oas Mittsl iein.n Ieiesnosr
Motib unb @uni4 setrieben, banbeIte CT. Sd
fense biefes sesept totsnfrei IN Aue, bic %
piinihen, In beuti9er, enslii@er ober i~rnntot.
fder SpraGe, NIT boiler Mnweifuns Der Der.
heauns nnS bes @ebrdu9s. Gen6e Aorefs
unb Briefmarfe, be3iebe Did anf biefe 8eitnns
unb i'd fenbe es fofort. %. U. Robes, l49
Vopers @lo6. Woasfer, n. .. [s,l2,1smu
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Die Florence NtebttneaIe Der Rim
berpfeae.

Gte WlOEence Y6t0Dftn00le Der Ntnl
berpheae.
6olsenbes ii Elm Hus3us zines an ben
Deutiden Reform WeHenser in Cham.
bersbursh. Ya., sei&riebenen 8riefes:
Cine Wohttbaterin.
OeHnet bic Etire far fe unh Wars.
Winslop trirb bepeiien, bob fe bic anne,
rifanii&e 8lcrentiner Na6tisull Der Sim,
Der 1T. Dapon Rnb mir 70 iber3eust.
baB mir unierer Sup" lehren werben
gu iasen: y@eiesnet iei Wrs. Winslcp'
neil ie berielben bebilfi& mar, a5er bic
Yericee bes 3abnens unb anbere Ses
fmwerliGfeiten fur 3inber b~intpe9jufcms
men. Wrs. 8inslow's SOctbins SHrup
nimmt ben ainbern bic Sdmer3en unb
fur,rt DpIentrie unb DiurrbOe. Gr
madt ben @uumen CART, befreit bon
Gnt,anbuns unb brinst eas 3ine slidli&
uber pie Yeriobe bes 3abnens hinwes.
Ct tbut serabe bas, mas er pcrSiebt Ju
tbun, Nles unb nidt wentser. Bir ba.
BEN eiumal Mrs. Winslcw seiehen unb
fennsn fe. nur burd ibren Sootbins
6nrup fir 3inber. @enn mir bic Wa&t
bdtten, trhrben mir fe ols Seilanb fur
bic Rinber binfeleu = mas fe aud in
Der 1bat III. Der Ssrup wirb in
allen Gpotbetsn gu rs Gents per 5lal&e
~pertauft.
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@m. 3bhtna y . b

llufere 0auptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb um iol6es frif1 uub
gut 5u% erlangen, fann man unm6glid
einen 5uperldiigeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. 66fing 6 5obn, SO.
511 gpe. 6. Sic Derren baben benz
@si9mad ibrer 2unben 3e9mung &c.
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliFement eine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, wel9e allen
Inforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt.
fernung i@dblider Sn~grebien5en bes
5leii1es entipri9t. Sic baben befdn.
big in ibren 8iebbbfen eiuer, srDBen
0orratb bon Waffpieb, aus melGem
uur bas 8effe fir ibre 2unoen setpdblt
Diro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
belu9e ben Marft, No. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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gaIifprnia @etme.

Meinliebbaber finben elm grnBes So
GET BON feinen California . Weinen- bel
9errn s. s. Meper am alamo
plasa. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Weine
On Ort uno SteIe aus ul.b fauft BRET
aus benz Seller ter Weinai6ter. Als
gutem 2enner gelin8t es Inn tets, bic
beffen Sorten aus3uwdblen. ct fanu
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit eineul
suteu 3ropfen nerieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine In noraisli6er Qualitdi
BON iegt ab $1.00 pet @allone - frei
ins 6aus 9eliefert.
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0QQ'A
500
BeIuhnnna,
800

500 8eIDbann8. 800
Die 2efer ber n6reien prelIe" tperaeu
fb freuen, Su %erfabren, bag es wenigs
items eine gefir9tete Gtantbeit aiebt,
tDel9e bic WiRenihaft in al ibreu
Stabien bat turiren f6nne11, un6 oas 1T
Der Ratarrb. 6aQ's Gatarrb Sur III
oie ein3ige iebt in Der meoisiuifden
8rtberi9aft betannte poiitioe Rur. Ser
2atarrb 1T cine northumberland
uao erferoert cine fonlitutionsmdbige
8ebanolung. sails &atorrb : Rur
wtrb etngenommea unb pirtt brett auf
bas 8lut unb bic Standardization
bes Sptems, babur6 Die @runolage
her Rrantbeit setft6renb unb Dem ga.
tienten Stdrfe gebeuo,. inbem lie bi.
Ronfttution aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrer Nrbeit bilft. Sie @igentblmer
6aben 10 oiel 8ertrauei1 sl ibreu 6eils
frdften, baB he bunbert Dollars fur ie.
ben Gou anbieten, ben fie ni1t BELT.
2aBt @u9 bic Site Der 3eugniKe toms
men. abreiiirt
s. 5. @henep & Co.,
Solebo, Ohio.
@r8ertauft bon 4~potbefern, IS gts.
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6. s. Maaaer.

2O5 Wef. Con merceHrabe
bdlt elm sroBes unb febr ~setpdbItes Qas
ger bon Sapeten, RouIeaug,
8iIberrabmen unb 3eifen.
unb ferner neben 3ei1nensM ateriaIieu
aler Nrt. Jarben unb MnHreis
der : M ateriaIien, b~einnbers
6ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beifen unb biligften I'm
Marfte, bis untsr boiler @arantie Der.
tauft Iperben. Sen { r. unb Spie,
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies 6a@
i@lasenbe Mrtitel; tporirf 6err MfiiGer
Sas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meften bes Staa.
les bat. Auftrdge aus benz 2aube lpers
ben prompt ousgefibrt.
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gnbe. unb he tatte alio oas Gsdt, mad
9au1e geben, ibr miibes 0aupt in bic
St1e1t betten uno fi@ enbli@ austpeinen
gu f6nnen.
Gin iunges Mdb@en perbeiratbet lid
aldt init ibrer erften 9iebe. bate lie
tbre Mfutter einmal iasen b6ren.
Neln, tie bate beute bic ibrige gu
Srabe getrageu unb iie bate elm fd6s
neg Grab, a9, ein 70 i@6nes @rab BE-.
fommen.
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@dmade nub finberleie Tranen

ioIten ni&t ber3peifeln. lonbsrn @atb nnb Be-
iebruns aus einem 1u@e l@6pfen, bur@ mel.
Dies Saufenbe innerbalb ~lir3effsr 8eit lire bous
@eIunbbeit piebsr erldnst nnb ben einsiaen
Banfa ihres Seraens in Grfdluns seben Ia.
ben. Das nit pielen 4rdnfensefHihen e..
ldutsrt reidIiG aussetaitete nenefe Dert
pirb GRATIS unb fl a beriAidt Don BET
Ertuate Gltatc & 8~tepeninrp, 10 @.
8DuftOu Gtr., Netu DOrf, " y.
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&c Maathes @sfanaes.

9ausrau (beim The ~dansant):
Jrdultin, m6@ten sic ieBt ui9t ettpas
fiugeH2
Oas GrduIein: a9, gndbise
Grau, i'd bin beute better.
9ausfrau: Das ma6t ni1ts;
es 1T Ia muir, neil Sbr @eiang INNER
% anregenb auf bic @eieli6aft pirtt
allies fdust sIei6 10 better gu pIau.
bern on.
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sontberu Yacificz (suniet) 8abu.
-Whfnhr{-

90. s. Gmtterftbe & Co., 1886
Dit QonffonsS troBe, plumbers, Sass
unb Steam ; Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Yublifum fiir alle in ibrGa9 f6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen uab peripreden
prompte 8eiorsung aler Nuftrage.
&ronleu9ter, Cas- Girtures, Babeman,
men. @lofets &C. ifets an 6anb.
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- 3msi bis brei @iursibungen NIT
benz S1mer3enfiaer ct. Satobs Del
geniigeu gem6bnli9 bic beftlgffen rbeu'
matii4en S&mer3en 5u linbern. Sn
allen Apotbeten gu baben.
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Er Sbr ipart @eib, tperin lire Cure
Srudiaben bel Sobnon Bios.
anfertigeu Idbt.
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TabrzYlam n.
Nranias Yab 8abu.

BON San Mntonio nod gorpus
Gbrili, 0Outon unb Sal
os'ton....-......-1l lib, 8ormgs.
yon san 4ntonio mad 9errs
bile A ubr Madm.
3 ntunt-
Sn San I1torIo bon Corpus
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bile .....-.......10 ubf 8prmgs.
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3u ibnen.
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Self Sabren eebrandf.
G1pn felt einista Sabren aetrau6t id
Dr. Mu6ut &6nis's hamburger gruittbes
u1b ui51tt ni&t cbne benlelben fsin, b
tk}1 dueeeeidntte Ebet mt1 spn elmer
ktNisen Grtdltuns befreit Bat. Sd tns
tfetls ben @ttraud bielss Itee's auf'e
Observation-Disclosures Ebrraas, MOnr
sbt, Wiee.
@uts @~rfatrnnsen.
Dur1 ben Gebrar BON 'ehs @a6ettn
Or. Musut R6nis's Sant lrser 9rufs
tSee rurbt i'd Ron ii en- aftn bsfreit.
er mir SABRE lang gu aft ntudtt. Der
Gtbrnn@ biefts auss cid sten 6ufens
6tiImittel8 Fam mid gen , entpfpblen
werbm.-Subn NtQer CAT senbaa, sl.g.
0aA, sor3sstt@.
3auFs bat mir Der @sbrau9 BON Or.
aug. R6nis'e 3amburser Druft9ee f9on
t~erieftn, tae trlelbe eth gang poriIsli9es
4tilntitttl eesen ale @rten BON Grfaltuns
gen IL, btGtn @ntrenbuns nidt senus
tnpfoblsa iperben fann. - 2ertnt Blenfe,
Gas Ctr, Soma.
2s 9ts. tds Wa6et. Sn a1pefbeeen ~ taben.
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ftono an Der ofenen 2abentbnr uno
fdaute auf al has Bolt, has nod Der
SiegesfduIe 1~inausfr6mte, BON mo- Der
Wagenjug 6er Stubeuten ausaeben
folte.
Do fam Elm prd9tiger 2anbauer
ummnnben nit Rrdn3ert unb @uirlans
ben bon Roien unb RornbIumen, anae.
fabren. SIM Masen iaBen bier Stu.
benten In ibrer fleibiamen Tra9t, mil
breitert S@drpen UNI bic G@ulterh.
CT befanb f9 inter linen unb belt
bic f1pere rofenroib, 9elb uno tpeise
SABINE, beren Golbf,derei i'm Sonnen,
f&eine ~ergldnate.
Der Mosen belt on; er iibsrsab bas
Banner einem feiner 3ameraben unt
fprang In ben 2aben.
2eu9en tpaete taum bic Nu9en au er:
beben--io i90n bate ffe i'm frtber nil
seieben.
Ct Gid einem Sitter bes romaati,
f6en Mitielalters. ber pl6bli1 in un'
fete prDfaiI@e @egenipart bineinge.
f6neit mar. Die ftramm ~anfiBenbe,
f@warje Sammetsp itef1e uub Die en-,
gen, tueisen geintleiber NIT ben boben,
blanten 6tuIptiefeln boben feint
J I6lante unb bod trdftiee @eftOlt nod
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EQHeU, ! QlIere uH0 clue Iuugere.
Ser unbeimli9 f~initere 3ug per.
f9pano I'm bic gde, uno Die Bolts.
r,enge 3eritrsute f9.
Mls 2en9en am nd@fen Ha1mittage
nod benz Nusfeaungspart binausging,
nabu, fie ibren Weg poriiber an BEN
| Grieobofe. Sic bate Elm i96nes 8ou.
quet ieiner 2ieblinssblumen nit.
genommen.
Sic lsste ibre Stolen uuter bic anbe'
rem 9rdnSe unb Bouquets.
Sic hermeinte, ME bas Iebte Mal,
feline Worte gu b6ren: Isle giebt mt,
ftets ibre f16nife 8lume."
limb CT batte &e9t sebabt. sic bate
ibH ibre i96nite Blume qef9entt, BIZ
erfte unb reinfte 2iebe ibrer Susenb.
Still tpanberte fe bon benz idueia.
famen JriebbOf init isinen buntleu
a0een, feinen 3rauereiden uno 3reu.
3er 3urid mad benz ldrmeuben De.
ttimmel ber WeItftabt, tod benz Nus.
feIungspare, Der i'm Strabl bes elef.
trii9en 2i9tes feenbaft %ersldnlte, mr.
bic rauidenbs MuRt fpieIte, bic Side,
tIirrteu uno Der @igarrenraa6 bic 2uft
parftmirte.
@n biefem Nbenb trus 2en9en feiut
&oie ON 8uien unb feline rotbe Bunb.
f9leife in ibren buntlen Saarhe9ten
S6war3 getleicet, blaB cling ie um.
Der un6 fragte nit einem idtpermutbs,
bOllen 2d1elH:
sSarf i'd cine tIeiue ROfe fnr eit
ausiuhsns"
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