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The evening world., 1890-04-17
READABLE THINGS.

| One OF the authors who interest people
almost as much in their personality as
their creations Is Charlotte Bronte. The
frail little woman, nursing her masculine
strength of conception amid the simple but
strong loneliness OF her surroundings, is
quite what one would fancy the writer of
Jane Eyre TO be. Mrs. Walford's sketch
of Miss Bropte IN the last Published volume
of the Cruic is very interesting.
Two Voices, by Harry Hsrland. who
has published his preceding novels under
the nom de plume OF Sidney Lnska. Is
variation on his former themes, The Hebrew
color which peryaded them and rendered
his books interesting reflections OF the He
brew life in New York, is wanting in this
Toume. 1t has the usual psychological
character OF Mr.. Harland's work.
Edmund Gosse urges the placing Of
memorial tablet on the house, 10 Warwick
Crescent. in London, where Robert Brown
ing lived for quarter of 3 century. ltEas
here that he composed many of his most
important works. Mr.. Gosse's desire Is a
very praisewor,hy natural one, and the
lovers OF Browning should carr II out. The
expense would be very inconsldeTable.
II Mr.. HGggard would kindly write novel
in which the death. the real death beyond
literary resurrection, OF Allan QuatermAin
would occur. it would be OF great interest To
those who like Hsggard but who have had
their ill Of A. Y.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
BREAD MADE FROM WOOD.
The Remarkable Possibility for Which
Science Is Striving.

Science Is Striving.
Science has already enabled man to ex-
tract fiery beverages and many other
things of more or less value from wood,
and il is now proposed to GO step fur
thcr and produce bread from wood. says
the Milling Record.
In an address recently delivered iu
Heidelberg. Germany, by no less eminent
an author than Victor Meyer. it is an
nounced that we may reasonably hope
that chemistry will teach US to make the
ibre of wood the source OF human food.
What an enormous stock of food. then.
would be found, if this becomes possible.
in the wood OF our forests, or even IN
grass and straw. The fibre of wood con-
sists essentially of ccllulin. Can this lie
made into starch Starch has essentially
the same percentage composition, but it
differs very much in its properties. and
the nature of its molecule is probably
much more complex.
Cellulin is of little or no dietetic value,
and it is not altered. like starch, i'll boil
ing water. 1t really gives glucose when
treated with strong sulphuric acid, ms IN
easily shown when cotton wool, which Is
practically pure celllin. il merely I'M
mersed in it. Starch gives the same
product when boiled with weak acid.
The author further quotes the re-
searches of Hellriegel, which 90 to show
beyond dispute that certain plants trans
form atmospheric nitrogen into albumen.
and that his process can be improved by
suitable treatment. The production,
therefore. of corn starch from cellnlin,
together with the enforced increase of
albumen i'll plants. would, he adds. in
reality signify the abolition of the bread
uuestiOn
The evening world., 1890-04-17
SIDE VIEW.

blbb 'lbhs
a quarter of an inch change in dimen.
sions here and there will make all the
difference III the world in the general set
md appearance of a hat. and this is the
way i'll which the ingenious manufac-
:urers manage to get such IA vast variety
plain and simple design.
Very often tho difference of shape in
two consecutive seasons is more notice
able than that of two or three years
interval. In fact. this is said to be ono of
the tricks of the trade, for if the styles
from Winter TO Summer, for instance,
yariedvery little an impecunious votary of
fashion might succeed in pnlming of on
lNs friends superaunuated hat for one
of the correct shape and set.
just at the present time there is re-
turn to the low, round crown and the
narrow, straight brim in derby hats,
which were i'll vogue several years ago.
This style of hat has gone through all the
varions stages of evolution of the wide
and narrow cuTled brinl, and high, low
aud square topped crown in tho past two
or three years. and has now been brought
down to the very smallest possible COM
pass as regards receptive capacity.
From this point it will probably branch
out again and develop from first prin
cipies. by easy stages, through alt the
different sizes and shapes that have been
popular i'll past years, but. of course
with such notifications as will prevent
any former style from being exactly
duplicated.
This reaction has apparently already set
in in the london styles, FOR the imported
derby hats of the present season are of
somewhat more generous dimensions
than the home product.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
ANOTHER sTYLE.

They can be seen any day in the down
town business centres as well as IN the
fashionable uptown thoroughflTes, and
TINS peculiarlty in their headgear makes
them conspicuous objects of interest us
theeY stroll along apparently unconscious
ol the public attention they are attracting,
=, lake our own Senator William Maxwell
warts, Tor example. He wears tile that
even his we'll developed head. and of a
style that is popularity supposed TO have
been ~ vogue in 1853,
=, lie wears 1t jammed down so tight on
the back of his neck that Nebraska tor
Hhado would find difficulty in dislodging 1t.
n9lltlonaire Coils p. Huntington and
lnele Russell Sage both wear broad
trimmed ,dingY- looking dieers OF the styl
pl remote generation, and would never
The evening world., 1890-04-17

For middle-aged gentlemen, while the
brim is much narrower than ii has been
Tor several years past. there is just the
suggestion of the bel-crown, which gives
the hat somewhat more solidity in its gen.
eral effect. although the crown is about
three-eighths of an inch lower.
II IS, of course, understood that these
hne distinctions apply only to- those who
make It point to be in the fashion, and
who will only wear each season what is
ia'd down by the authorities to be the
correct style"
There are lots of people who defy style
ana fashion altogether. although they
nave the means to comply with its de-
mands, and who take pride in their indie
pendenee in this respect.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
YOUNG MEMS DERBY.

The styles of derby hats offered by all
the leading Now York hatters nre very
similar. They have perfectly round low
crown, which varies slightly in height to
suit the age of the wenrer. There is some
little variation in the curl of the brim.
but nearly all Of them are built on the
straight principle.
The Youmans hat has the fiattest brim
and curl, while tho Dunlap derby takes n
sort of middle course between the ex-
treme simplicity of the aforementioned
make and the more Hogarthian lines of
the other.
The hats designed for young men are
more iaunty in the general effect than
those intended to be worn by their elders
and have q somewhat higher crown.
This is also true of the silk-hat styles.
The tendency here is TO the narrow brim
wards the top, especially in Young mems
hats
The evening world., 1890-04-17
rnnnrcr srnrNG srYLr.

the correct style the man of fashion must
lay in completely new set Of hats at
least four times year. To wear nn early
Spring style derby or silk hat in the
Summer would 10 ineycusablc. and he
would be still more culpable if he should
attempt to come oft in the Fall with a
Spring dcer.
It might be supposed that after a few
years of such violent and frequent iluc-
tuations in styles that tho ingenuity of
the Latters who lead in the fashions
would be exhausted, but there seems to
be no end TO the variations aud comLina-
tiuns of style.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
LATEST STYLES N HATS.
What the Leaders of Fashion are
Wearing at Present.
some Prominent Men and Their Pc.
culiar styles of Head-Gear.

In these days of progress and enlight-
eued artistic taste a man is obliged to
hustle pretty theoretically IL he expects
10 keep abreast of the times in the matter
of fashionable habiliments.
Take the question of headgear alone
and it will be found that in order TO be iii
The evening world., 1890-04-17
At the Hotel.
lFroHi tie Jss

Guest-Haye YOU any rooms on the second
floor?
Clerk-Yes, sir. fifty-six OF them.
Guest-l only want two.
CIerk-There's Is none vacant Just now.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
suspending Payment.

TFT0lI Us III u09FI7 tHFVHEeI9II
Marks-So you've suspended paymenH
Cross-Suspended payment! Some mis-
MaTks@i lust met Jonesby who said he
bought s5 worth Of goods here and you
hung It up.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
A votary of Fashion.

From ne CAiedJo HnsA'J
Mabel-If you dont love him and never in
tend 10 marry him. why do you remain ell
gagged to the young mAn2
IauIa-Oh. Just 70 be IN style.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
Elevating Them.

Shell see by the paper that in the West
they're trying to elevate the lAwless element.
He-They always did elevate them as fast
As they caught them.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
Who Is He7


Old Lady from Country treadng city
paper-Wanted, good girl for general
housework. Sakes alive, wonder who this
General HousewOrk Is, he wants all awful
lot of girls.
The evening world., 1890-04-17

d. Al BRoW4. FHEsITUHR, CAHFETs. toIDIha
RFDs eVvrrthing TOR house keeping veEI cheap tog
caAh Or special credit 25o Grand lO5 ElaEidss'
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60 werben bic &naben aIs 6armer.
Suff9misoe, SolSarbeiter II. +. 10. aus;
gebiIbet un6 beionbsrs pirO barauf ses
ieben. SaB Der gtaturtrieb gu eiuem no:
maOiiirenben 9eben sebdnbist pirO. 9ic
Md66eu IeBrt man SausbaItun9ss uuo
Sanbarbeit. Die beiten S6iiIer pers
ben peiter ans9ebilbet, nm ipdter als
2ebrer in ber glnituI: tbdti9 gu iein.
9euu man bat sefunOen, baB bas
Seiipiel eires wirfli6 ciuiIiiirten Snoias
ners auf bic junscn urgei9Iu9ten &uas
ben unb WidOGsu, ruel9e allidbrIid ne,l
aufsenommen werbsn, auBerOrSentIi9
pobItbdti9 wirft.
Die HeiuItate, peI6e man bis iebt
ersieIt bat, iino re6t befriebi9enb. Der
Snbianer lit BEL Slei6mdBi9er, ni5t su
itreneer, aber aud ni6t alISu miIOer
9sbanSIuug leutiam unb 9utmiitbi9.
SSu Der ;yutslliseuS ftebt er bur6auS ni6t
70 iebr biuter benz 0ur6idnitt Der peis
zen Sep6lteruus Suriid. aIs man bisber
9esIaubt bat. Die Sbatiabe, baB bic
non ben SnbiauertiuOeru berpirtbiduftste
9robe 6arm i'm Ictten Sabre cinen 0teins
ertrag pon $l2, COG Iisferte, ipridt iebr
siinftis fiir ben 6IeiB unO bic 9IniteIIiss
tsit bieier rotbsn &iuOer Der BiiIte unb
6ss llrmaloes.
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yrauleta gaaItns eeps's msma,,.

Mau f6rcibt aus SpSnsp: Nadftes
jen6er trasii9er 8orfau, bem in sepiis
iem Gimme allsrbiugs aud bic fomiIde
Ssite ni6t mau9eIt, bat Die @5emiitber
oer 9uteu WteIbouruer au9enbIidli9 in
gewalti9e gluiregung uerlett, gIm %.
Gpril pur6e uGmIi9 I'M bortisen !Saieu
nabs bel ber Yortoot ct &iIba bic
2ei3e zines iuussu Mab9eus aufgeFuns
ben. Der @orouer belt in Der 6oI9e
bic uorssi6riebene llnterlu9ung ab, bic
bieberen @ei9woreneu gaben ibren
Wabripru9 a6: found drowned, ers
trunteu nufgeiuu6eu", uno bd li5 feline
Dteni9euieels meIocte, lun bic Eoote Su
retIamiren, ruurbe oer 9ei9nam an ud5s
item Gage Sur Grbe beitattet. Sine Bo9e
mar uer9augeu. bl ftellte ii9 eins5 cages
elm Serr auf bet Ooreue elm uno uers
Iuugte ben glufi6tsbeamteu gu ipredeu.
Dieter sri9ien benn aud, woraui bsr
Serr li3 ibm ais elm Oeuti6er 0iameus
Gouis 9i5tmanu porltelIte unb bic BEL ber
:rudbnten Sraueusperion ppr9efunO,ucH
S9mudgegenltGu6e Su iebsu piiuidte.
taum bate CT aber enen Bid auf Gle
8egeultGube 9eworfeu, ais ct benz Bes
amten uuterlbrdnen mittbeilte, er ertenue
Iisnur gu gut, bdtten iie bod ieiner Sraut,
Panline 9sup seb0rt, bic crit pcr rueuis
gen Wo6en nit benz ensliieben poItoams
pier ySboia" in Relbourne ein9etroHen,
aber lett bem 30. OtGr;. an peI6em
Gage bic So6ssit itaitinben ioQte, ipurz
los peri6wunben lei. Qidtmonn boIte
oeuu au6 nod cine Srau 8rsbIsr bsrbci,
bel weIder Yuuliue 2eup sspobnt bate.
Die CUTE 6rau ertIdrte anidnelib au9
Iebr beitimmt, bic porselegtsn @sgens
tdnoe ais bas @i9ent6um Der Bers
6munbeneu piebersuerteuneu, bGnn a6er
tameu ibr Bsosnfsu. S5ebenfalIs bate
3. 2eup ibreS Wtiens tein iol9es RleiS
beieiIen wie basieniSe, nit bem bic GoOte
betIeioet 9efuubsn por6eu mar. &ur, uno
gut, Srau SreBler meinte i6lieBIib, bic
Soote pdre pobl an @ube gar ndt Die
uermiSte 8auline. 9tunmebr purbe bic
8ebeimpoIi;ei in 8ewe9uus eeiett, Der
g aud seIang, cine gluSabI 8oiiasiere
,er Siberia" ausfneis Su MAIDEN. Man
riu9te bisleIben, na6 Der Dtorgue ;u
tommen, mas aud 9el9Gb.
!Sier aber erttdrten iie eiuitimmig,
Rleiber uuo S6mufia9m bes srtruutes
neH Wde9ens ieisu Spar beuen, ueI6e
BauIiue geup su tragen pfegte, GbuIid,
lie ubsr ais @isentbum Der 8ermiBteu
~ ioeutiiciren, oas uerm09teu lie benu
,o3 ni3t. go uersiugcn pieocr mebrere
Gage, wdbrenb beren auerOinss bic Bos
liSei Ai1t gang mtBie sebIieben ;u ieiu
iheiut. Oenn zines gtbsnb5 lit bel Der
OteI6ourner 9oli;ei.Oirection bic iibers
rai9snoe Ra9ridt eiuseIauien, SaB SRI.
Gtpu iid im beiten @Oblieiu in WeiIOura
aufbalte nit ibrem Gjattcn. Die
iunge Dame batte ouf Der Siberia" bic
Bsfdunti6ait zines jungen eu9Iii6eu
BERN Ramens seiO scnladot unO mar
I'M 20. MGri anitatt nit Serru 9ouis
li6tmann, nit ienem uor benz Stanbess
oeamten eri9ienen. QuereiugS 1T bic
uuge iSrau nod ni6t uouidbrlg, 10 baB
,uI einsn Straiantras Der 8erpanbten
,iu euentl. bebOroIi5 gesen oaS @bepaar
,inoei6ritteu werben miiBte. Sb aber
,rier S6ritt benz armsn 2i9tmaun, Der
iiir bic llugstreue obenorein bic llebers
iabrt be,abit baben iou, uieI beIteu pirb,
,as 1T cine anOere 6ru9e.
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S1rtti0e Gbegattea.

Gin rumduiI6ss, Der Sppoiitiou ans
IebOrenoes SIatt per0feutli6t einise
BrieIe aug 6em ebsli1eu 2ebeu eiues iebr
,etanntsn rumdniI5en Osputirten. befIen
Satin nor einigsu NOden nnd elmer
,ier,ebnidbri9en She ibreu 8obnlis in
Butareit nit benz %ifentbnIt in eiuem
iitsrrsi6ii4en 8aoeorte psrtaui9t bate.
Der 8rief Der @jatlin Iautet: Meiu
.beurer Maun! SD babe Dir uor meiz
ltr QIbreiie ertldrt, OaB es nur cine uns
ibermiubli9e Nbneigung lit, eie mid
Jon Dir treibt. @s lit bic Iautere
Babrbeit! Sd uerabideue Did, meiu
fiuo, uuo Seiu goloeneS Sers piro mir
,ies nidt einmal periibsln. gSir baben
ange senug 10 sIiidIi9 nit eiuuuOer ses
ebt, baB bel Der 0ortoauer unisrer Ses
,iebuugtu eiae Steiseruug nidt ms9Ii9
inS mir nun fern pon einanoer nod
lLitli9er pereen t6nuen. Die usberz
initimmuns uuierer @nIi6teu sebt 10
peit, bab Su ben @tldt uermeiben m0bs
eft, uno it 9enau oahelbe mill. SD
,in germ bereit. Dir unO Papa ben
5deiOunssprocsB gu eriparem, wenn
Define SerSens9iite mir eiue 0teuenue
'on IL 900 6rcs. =
On rueiBt, i9 bate itets cine tIeine
Sdwa9e fir ruuoe Summeu, = ni6t
,eriagt, gs lit 6iss ni5t su pieI fir cine
llIeintebenbenbe Srau, Sumal in 3eiteu
li6t. no Der Sdderitrite bas Triibitidss
,ebdt unb bic 6riibltifstoIettsu immens
,ertbsuert. Das febit On bod Elm q
9ewiB Sbreibe mir ab / DIT baIb
lnO Oente Dir, DaB i6 Did ber;Iid ums
lrme. ...... 2. S. Seuteu wirIt 0u
Dir has ipdter aud nod 6irfen!" Der
perr Qbgsorbuete ieste iib ioiort mad
Smpfaug biei,s IiebenswiirOisen Sriefs
bens an ben S9reibtii9 une antportete:
,Mabams! @s iit mir uHansenebm. baB
sic mid uerubi9euen, aIlein i6 boffe,
ii6t baran ;u iterben. Sic gIauben
,lidlibsr su ueroen, iuenn sic ni6t
nebr nit mir, ionoern, ba sic Don mir
,ius Jteusnue forbern, Don mir Iebsu.
Sb aud i'd bic auge6sutste Steises
rung bes Slides finbe, bas perm09en
Sic, Miabame, nidt Su beurtbsiIen, ba
Dir bios uier5ebn Sabre usrebeli6t uas
ZEN. 2laeiu, id mill sic glidli9er
na9sn, unb mein soIOenss Ssr;, ober
'astn mir bsrjises @oIO. sepdbrt ,3buen
line 2lpanass pom 500 6rcs. sic wer6eu
iinOeu, baB S6r Sable fir &unbunseu
bel 500 peientli6 beller fdbrt, aIs bel
.figtn 12, 900, uu6 meiu @emiien 1T
rlbia. ba i'd meis, bar au6 bic pom mir
sebotene 1tepsnue es Sbnsu srIauben
pir6, iammtlide 9dder 8rtareits 5u
pera6tsu. g9as bic Triibifids SoiItts
Ten betriiit, 10 bin i'd @auaIisr senus,
OiseIbe rSuSuIesen". @s mub ia bod
penisitens elm SanO ssbeu, psI3es ni@t
sei5isbsne GbeIsute aueiuanber tnipft,
F,i ss bsnn bic &ednuus fur bic Triib.
Itifs:Goilstte. SD babe bic gbre, Sbz
neu bic Siu9eripiseu gu tlfeu unb bente
Ieinsn ausenbIid buran, bag sic mid
umarmeu."
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Die SiIber fteIIen sinen Rauajo:Rua:
ben 9tamens Conn Gaclino bar. beiut
@intritt in bic S9ule unb mad breiiGb:
ri9em 9eiu6 berisI6en. Sbmusi9.
bui6is. wiib unb oftmaIs baIb uertbiert
fommeu Die 6inber in bic 9lnltaIt, aber
i9ou mad einSer 3eit seigt es ii9, bab
bic piIoen Gricbe 9ebdnOist purpen iiuo,
ba6 bic &inoer bic Woblt6aten zines oe:
rcseIten 9ebenS ieIblt erfenuen, baB iie
geboriam unb Iib III bic Oisciplin elm:
idmieaeu Ierueu unb ben Q8aIb, bic
SeIienbeimatb uno ben &i9wam perseis
len Iernen.
Der llrterri6t sielt barauf ab, bicie
e6ten glmerifausr erit al hie 9ebeEspeiie
Der WeiBeu 81 sswobnen, ibuen bic glns
fanss9riinoe beS GngIii6en beiSu6rins
gen unb lie su iteti9er slrbeit uub CUR
Oteinlidteit au,ubulteu. Oarii6er uers
qeben Sabre uno eft na9osm bas Seino
einsermoBen ciuiIiiirt lit, fam on cine
ipitematii@e uno 9rinbIi9e SduIaus
biIouug geoatbt rpercsn.
@r mdre uatitrlib pertsbrt, ben Sin:
bern bios unterridt III ben trofeuen
Observation-Disclosures gu 9eben,
Saupt5wef muB bIciben, iie Sur arbeit
3u er3ieben, iie su tii9tigen unb gei9if.
ten 9lderbauern unb SanbwerFeru Su
MAIDEN, bamit Ie mad 2lbioIuruus Der
S3uIaeit iGreu 8las in ber ciuiIiiirten
@eieai9aft ciunebmen rno bebaupten
fonnen.
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aeuer sartt0tWfabrts stpparat.

Die Ssriude, iid Die Cuff bienitbn
81 NADER, liuO 10 alt wie bic 9Selt
S6on bic Wlptbe pom 9elIoropbon Seiet
bag bic 9llten ii1 init Der 9uftl6iiiabr
beta6t babsn, uno pom ben 3titen be,
buntIen Sage bis auf ben beuti9en Gae
lit Die Menifbeit ni6t miioe sswor6en,
iiber bas BrObIsm nadSuiinnsn, nit
iie bic Quft ebenio beberri6sn t6nne, nit
bic @rbe unO bn5 @aiisr. 3euSriB ba'
pon Ielen bic Sunoerte pon Ntooeaer
ab, rpeIbe in elmer beitimmten 6ommel
bes Patentamtes i'll @aibn9tOn uuise:
ftapclt iiub.
9as 9teusite auf benz @ebiste be,
2uftidiiiabrts.Gebnit lit Elm pon Or.
9apio Gbaper in 9oltou erfunbener
unO patentirter gIpparat . nm Die Suit ~
bur6i6iiIeu unO SabrSeuge uub @eidbrtt
iiber 2ano unb bur6 Waiier iort;ube:
pegen." Der @riinosr uennt ben Zip
parat cine 9uftciienbabn. 2ebterer beiteb
aus elmer gln,abI aneinanber beieitiate,
0ra6en nit YaQons, ipie man iie in
BiIoe iiebr, bic bur6 Stride al Der
@ageu, bas Boot ober bas 6loB beie
iti9t iino. Die treibenoe &raIt lit 6it
2uft, weIde iib in bic 9radeu iett
Ssrri6t l8in6fiue, 10 trusen Die BAL
Ions ben 9Ipparat. @eiteuert rpirO Der
ieIbs uou Der @on6eI aus, ,peIde 6Grar
befeitist lit, unb 3par mittelit bsr Strift
in Der Gsiie, baB mebr O6sr peniget
SId6e bem @inOe Sugefebrt wirO. 9Iui
bieielbe gsiie mirb aud bic 6Iugse.
i6piuoi9teit Oes Ipparates sereseIt.
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Scr &0nig bat cine 9 a:
taiue usrIoren, iest. lit 9tube bic erite
giirssrpfIi6t; i'd bite oarum. S6uIeus
burg, 10 lautete bic 8ertiiuoisuns bes
Berliner @ouperreurs am IS. Sttober
1906, aIs man bic llngIiifsuodridt DON
Ssna erfabreu bate. DerieIbe @raf
S9uleubur9 fIi9tete ibon Gags barauf
aus SerIiu, ieiu S6wiegeriobu @raI
Sabfelb iibernabm bas 9ipiI: @ouuerne:
m.nt unb bsrisf bic Serliner 9Irser.
earbe Su ben @aHeu. Oas mar feline
glitetruppe. User irsenb bic WtitteI err
I6winseu tonnts. tauits iib einen Stea:
psrtrster, nm uidt ielbit 0ienit tbun su
miTen. Dieier ebIen Sdaur mar y bel
Gooesitraie" pom Daa9iitrat perboten
porben, ben anrafenesn 6ranSOien irssn6
wel6en @i6eritanb ,u Ieiiten. glIs am
eriien Gage Der Bepa9ung 8erlins
bur9 bisls @arSe elm Sfiieier bic pers
i6ie6.nen gOiten reuiOirte, fanb sr eiReu
@arbifeu iebr semiitbIi9 in bic @de bes
S6iI6erbauies 9eIebnt i'm rubisiten
Sdlafe. gr ritteIte ben gfi9tuers
seGsnsn auf uuO madte ibm bsttise 9Or'
nirfe. Der Burger aber errpiberte, ais
sr fi9 ermuntert bate: Sra ia bed
Rubs 1T bic srite Sirserpfli9t!"
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- Gin aItes @eies auf
ben SbetIan6s. .SnieIu beitimmt, boB Der
aus 9eitranbeten @aIiii6en er,ielte @ss
mimi gu eiuem Orittsl benz @igentbiimer
bes betreiienbeu &iiitentbeiIes, Der &eit
ben betbeiIistsn Iii6ern 3utommt,
Sraueu aber bel Der GbeiIuug Der 8eute
ni9t beriidii9ti9t 'psrosn birfen. 8or
einisen Subren nun besub es ii6, bab
eine tIeine 5eeroe g8aliii9e in Si6t
fam, pdbreub serabe bic sunSe mann.
Ii6e SeuOIferuns auf 6ii9fang abpes
isub mar. Rurj eutI9lonen befiesen
bic Srauen bic Soote, i6uitten ben g4as
len ben OtiidSus mad Der Oiieneu Sse ab
uno trisbeu iie in cine Sudt, mo fie AUDI
eIidIi9 gum Stran6en 9ebradt murben.
Cine ber 6rauen bate auf bic 5abrt ibr
&inb mitssnommeu, bas nod ni1t Iaus
fen touute =, uuo fir bies Sin6 wurbe,
ba es elm Snobe unS bas einsise mdnus
Ii6e @elsn mar, has au benz ssiid,uqe
tbeil9enommeu bate, ber game nab abs
aug 6es SerrenbtitteIs uerbIeibenbe bobe
Grtras in 9luipru9 senommen, uno
traft 6es @eiebes aud erIunst.
Gin riitii9tspsIIer gu NJ
qe. -Gaute: rgiuu, 5ris. bait On
beute wis6er BriiseI in Der SduIe be-
fommen21 -6rib: rSa- aber i'd bub'
fie sarnidt seipiirt!" e Eante: vaber
Du peinteit bed porbinl~ - Srit: sd
wolIte benz alien 2ebrsr nur einsn @e'
fallen tbun!~
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llniere Sauiiration sibt cine Soc,
pun Der 9trt. wie Der Griinosr bas Yro.
bIem bcr 2ufti9iiifobrt Su I6ieu ee,
benft. Sat ciuer unierer 2eier 2uit, ea
mil Dem gIpparnt su ueriuden. 10 tanu
er ia Init @sidtigteit" snsn io!den con.
ftruiren. gtur T6dtsn mir i'm ratben,
es uorerit nidt auf Dem ofeneu Nlerre
gu ristiren, aud ni3t oui BEN Geeu,
ionbern ein peniser seidbrlidc5 Ser:
iu9sieIO gu wGblen, mo cr balO wieber
8oben inter ben SiiRen bat. iaQs ba5
Ding nidt CANT na9 @uui9 arbeiten
ioIte. 9lm @si6eutsiten tbut man
ipobl, su rparten, bis Or. 0apib Ebaper
bic Sabe ieIbit burbprobirt bat. gu:
benz bat Der Serr ia bas Patsnt unb Oa'
nit aud Die obri9tsitIi6e grlaubniB,
ii6 ben gals su bre6eu. 8ailirt ibm
bas, 10 BAT CT minbeftens ben Jubm,
elm Spfer ber 8iiisni6aft 9eporbsn su
ieiu, sreiit Der 9eier ibm a6er por, ic
luirb man ibn b06itens einen gtarrep
i6elten.
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gDte oer aotsmamn eipiItfrt wtrs.

gtm 1. Nopsmber 1870 purbe 6ie Sns
bianeri6ute in Carlisle, Pa., nit 76
9afciatinoeru uuo 81 &inoern aus
Stammen pom SnOiansr Gerritorium
eeeriinbet. eSett aber srbalten bort $40
rotbbdutise Rnaben uub Wtdb9en non
iber fiinfsis ueri4iebenen Stdmmen
S6ulunterri6t unO 50 berieIben iino in
bieiem Sabre ais uolIitdnbis unb sriino;
lid aussebilOet entlailen worben. Sn
ber Jtesel perbleibt bas Snoianertiub,
weIdes in bic S9uIe pom Carlisle eius
tritt. Sebu Sabre boielbit, unO mad stb'
ioIuirung bieies GURUS .0nnen ale
S9iIer Icien. idreibeu uno re9ueu,
babcu einiss @ei9i9ts. uno @eosrapbie;
8enntniiie unb liuO unsefdbr iopeit uors
eei9ritteu, iuie bic neiBen Stinoer benu
@ustritt aus ben 2anoi6uIeu.
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bet beraus. Sdiffer: YSeiias, ba iint
@ ia, - iett bab'n mir 'sIaubt, Sic
Jan ertruuteu!~ = Serr: rSo2 DUN,
un6 Sbr bdttet gar ni6ts 5u meiuer
Eettuns unterncmmen - ais S6iffer
nit bsm Soot2" = SdiiTer: ,5reili',
freiIi', mir bub'n alleweiI a'i6aust -
aaeusiI bab'n MA sei9aust!~
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0enrinhet. !Rnnfmn

8eerIu6et. Saufmann (sn
eiuem 2ebrIinsl: Sussu Sic Sbrsm
griueipaI, ct babe ii6 III Der mir iiber:
funbten 8s6nuns Inn so Mart ssirrt "
2ebrIius: Ni9t m6sIid! &aufmann
8arum uidt nOsIid? Srren iit meni9:
lid! 2ebrIins: S6Ou re@t, absr msiD
BrineipaI lit Gin unmsni9
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uterfprud d.

Tresfaciunt collegium
Die 9ebrs iit fiirwabr nidt bumn.
Do9 fsbIsn Dir boran bic 3uei,
90 iei Hibt bumm unb trint fur DrsiI