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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09
APPLES AS MEDICINE.



Chemically, the apple is composed OF
vegetable fiber, albumen, sugar, gum,
chlorophyll, malic acid, gallic acid,
lime and much water. Furthermore,
the German analysts say that the apple
contains a larger percentage of phos'
phorus than any other fruit OF vegeta.
BILE. This phosphorus is admirably
adapted for renewing the essential
nervous matter, lethicin of the brain
and spinal chord. 1t is, perhaps, for the
same reason, rudely understood, that
old scandinavian traditions represent
the apple as the food of the gods, who,
when they felt themselves to be grow
ing feeble and infrm, resorted to this
fruit for renewing their powers of mind
and body. Also the acids of the apple
are of signal use for men of sedentary
habits, whose livers are sluggish in
action; these acids serving to eliminate
from the body noxious matters which,
if retained, would make the brain
heavy and dull, or bring about jaundice
or skin eruption and other allied troub
les.
Some such an experience must hav'
led to our custom of taking apple sauce
with roast pork, rich goose and like
dishes The malic acid of ripe apples,
either raw or cooked, will neutralizt
any excess of chalky matter engendered
by eating too much meat. 1t is also tho
fact that such fresh fruit as the apple,
the pear and the plum, when taken ripe
and without sugar, diminish acidity in
aoI har
Their vegetable salts and juices are con.
verified into alkaline carbonates, which
tend to counterfeit acidity.
A good, ripe raw apple is one of the
easiest of vegetable substances for the
stomach to deal with, the whole process
of its digestion being completed in
eighty-five minutes. Gerard found that
the ''pulpe Of roasted apples mixed in
wine-quart of fair water, and labored to-
gether until it comes to be as apples and
ale--which we call lambeswool-neve
faileth in certain diseases of the raines,
which myself has often proved, and
gained thereby both crownes and credit
THE pairing of an apple, cut somewhat
thick, ard the inside whereof is said to
hot burning or running eyes at night,
when the party goes to bed, and is tied
or bound to the same, doth help ths
trouble very speedily, and contrary to
expectation-an excellent secret"
A poultice made of rotten apples is OF
very common use in Lincolnshire fol-
the cure of weak or rheumatic eyes.
Likewise in the Hotel des Invalides al
Paris an apple poultice is used COM
monty for inhamed eyes, the apple be-
ing roasted and its pulp applied over the
eyes without any intervening substance.
Long ago it was said apples do easily
and speedily pass through the belly
therefore they do mollify the belly; and,
for the same reason, a modern maxim
teaches that: To eat an apple going to
bed the doctor then will beg his read
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09
AN ELEPHANT DRIVE.
How the Huge Beasts Are Driven Into
Traps in India.

How the Huge Beasts Are Driven Into
Traps in India.
One of the most interesting and char
acteristic sights witnessed by Prince
Albert Victor during his Indian tour
was the great drive and capture of
thirty-seven elephants in the forest Of
Mysore.
The method of arranging for such a
drive consists of an elaborate series OF
trapping operations, known as "lled-
dah.' The first step is to follow and
carefully note the forest tracks usually
followed by the huge beasts in their
way to and from water, or from cover to
cover, This done, the trap is CON
structed in the form OF three Enclosures
opening one into another, and each sur
rounded by ditch eight feet deep and
six wide. Such ditch is an obstacle
which an elephant can not cross and by
rengthening the weak points such as
Water-courses, with a palisadinn of
strong posts, herd once impounded
within such an inclosure finds ii difficult
to get out again. The firstof the inclos-
ures, which is known as the heddah. is 1850
acres in extent, and consists of we'll
grown forest land Of large trees with a
plentiful underground of the forage ele-
plants are fond of. The luxuriant
growth of underwood is promoted by one
or two ploWings, and the planting out
with the coarser varieties of cereals
likely to tempt the huge brutes to the
inelosafe, Adjoining this, and opening
into it, IS second Enclosure known as
the securing stoekade, about one acre in
extent. Icre the large trees are al
lowed to stand, the underground and
grass being removed. Adjoining this
again, and opening into it, is a third III
closure, half an acre in extent. known
as the impounding stockade IN this.
as in the first inclosure, or keddah, the
growth of underwood is promoted. The
trenches are dug and all preparations
made months before the elephants are
expected to visit the locality, so that
all may be ready when the crackers
bring intelligence of the approach OF the
herds
The Prince and the visitors took their
stand here when the wild herd was
being driven into the trap. The herd
passed at the foot Of the platform, and
could easily reach their trunks over If
- inclined.-Chicago Inter-Oeean.
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EVERY BODY LEFT.
EXCEPT the Country Youth with His Loud
Smelling BURDEN

Smelling BURDEN
II was at the outer end of the FIT
teenth Street line late yesterday after
noon, lust when the business from the
Independent dummy line was at lts
best, that lanl, hungry-looking eoun'
try youth with bundle under his arm
got aboard tht car. He edged his way
through the crowd of passengers, AND as
a gent oman got up to leave the car the
Young countrvman slid into the vacant
seat. He brought his bundle around on
his lap, where he held it carefully with
both hands.
At the moment the young man got on
the car every body noticed dreadful
smell. Few noticed the young man
and every passenger. turned to the next
person, and with look as disdainful a.
a turned-up nose could produce, moved
as far away as the crowded condition OF
the car would permit. One little man
turned to his neighbor, fat, puily-look-
ing old fellow, and, with a look full of
meaning, drew his coat about him, and,
holding his nose, edged off foot or two
The big man looked suspiciously at the
little fellow u moment and then blurted
out:
"Lookahere, you ant insinuatin' that
I'm the cause of that smell, are your
The little man murmured something
and the big fellow grumbled and got off
the car. The lady passengers held their
noses, and the polish on the stove began
to slowly crack and peel off. Then a
window pane broke and the atmosphere
in the car became 50 dense that you
couldn't hear the bell two feet away
when the conductor rang up fare
After five minutes the passengers got
tired of looking al each other insinuat-
ingly, and the doors were not big enough
to let them off as fast as they wanted to
go In ten minutes the car was vacated
by every one except the country youth
and the conductor, the latter hanging
feebly on to the rear step. He reached
for the bell-rope with trembling hand
and stopped the car. Not ringing again
the gripman came back to learn the
trouble.
whats up?" he asked aye sick?'
I'm hoodooed, returned the conduct
or gasping. The car's haunted, sure
S you live"
The gripman opened the door and en-
tered. After moving two steps he
stopped.
Great gunsr he shouted. Look
here, boy, how do you stand this?'
The country Lad looked up with a sur
prised air stand what?" he asked, 81
don't see nothin'."
But the smell--where does it come
from?"
"Oh, that's it. eh?" responded the
rural youth. Il guess if there's any smell
it must come from the pole-cat I've got
iIr the sack"
The strong arms of the gripma1 land
ed the youth, sack ana all, in the street
in less than ten seconds.
"Rule 1 of this here comp'ny's regula.
lions, remarked that individual, says
that no slunks kin ride on this line
outside the baggage car. kansas City
I'iynas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09
THE OLD WORLD.

The Etfel tower, now open again, has
not lost any Of its elevating attractions.
| Monte Carlo authorities now suppre IS
| reports OF the suicides that occur there.
The Russian Government intends to
greatly increase the import duty on salt
Prince Doria, who died in Rome few
days ago, bequeathed 5000, 90 to chart
ties.
Russia has forbidden transit through
the Trans aspian territory to all Persian
goods except carpets.
British emigration to the United States
has decrease 5000 since January /,
compared with last year.
The King Of Portugal says The dispute
with England ON the African question
will be honorably and amicably settled.
syndicate is said TO be read, to dis
cuss with new company, forming in
Paris the continuation oil the Panama
canal
Serpa Pinto was given cordial rerep-
tion at Lisbon. In his speech in reply u
the welcome he avoided touching upon
politice.
French and English capitalists have
rr 'posed scheme to ext nguish The debl
OF Mexico, taking AS security government
lands.
1t is announced by the conductor of
the Casino at NJ nte Carlo that the win
nings Of tire bank during 1889 were so
000,t0O francs.
The food caused by the overflow of the
Darling river, New South Wales, is sub
siding. Funds have been opened for the
benefit of the sufferers.
A Zanzibar dispatch says Emin Pasha
has started iol the interior with 900 pDr-
tiers, five German officers and u large
body OF Nubian soldiers.
The Watkip tower, which will be
erected in London and overtop the Eff,1
tower by 335 feet, is to have six legs in
stead of four. 1t will cost about 81, 200,-
0J0.
The great question now agitating the
Vati an, according to news sent to Lon
don, is that OF decl iring the necessity Of
the temporal power as dogma of the
church.
The emigrati'n from Germany to the
United States this season promises to be
very great, AT Hamburg five extra
steamers are to be added to the service
f1r New York.
Cardinal San Feliee, Archbishop of
Naples, has previously Offended the
Pope, and has been notified of his re-
moval from his see. He will be sue
ceeded by Signor Arliardi, now papal
nuncio at Munich.
Buffalo Bill scored success at Mum
h. The Bavarian Court, all the Cab
met Ministers, most Of the members of
the Diplomatic Corps, the American col
ony and American art students were III
cluded in the audience, which numbered
1000
The j0uro eymen hatmakers of London
were recently asked to vote upon the
question Of whether or not the museums
and art galleii should be- opened on
Sundays, it having b. en- alleged that
such an opening was not favored by real
workingmen The vote was 532 in favor
I 80 against
A Congress OF Beauty" is to be held
in Rome in May. Only Roman ladies Of
''the strict fonr grand branches, viz /
brunette, blonde, auburn-red and haxen,'
will be allowed to compete, and they
lLust be between the ages of sixt, en- and |
twenty-five, There Will be only two
prizes, the first $1,000 aud the second
81 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09
PORTLAND MARKET.

During the past week business has been
brisk the fine weather bringing with 1t
country orders with rush. The outlook
is most promising, and the general feeling
is one full Of hope that this years trans
actions will exceed all others. An enor-
nous increase in the grain acreage east OF
the Cascades is reported, and bountifu
crop is expected, Competition among
wheat buyers must be ooked for, how
ever, for exporters on Puget sound are de-
termined that their grain fleet next S ason
shall compare favorably with that OF Port
land if possible.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09
Senator Edmunds has introdrcod .

Senator Edmunds has introduced a bin
to pay to the heirs of the owners of the
Cadmns, which vessel brought over Ia
tayette to this country in 1924 sum dna
for what the French General ate and
drank during the voyage. The bill calls
Tor S9,31l.67, and was referred to the
Committee on G aims.
An object glass for the fortv-inch tele.
scope to be mounted at the Universitv nj
Southern Ca iiornia has been taken n
Cambridge, Mass. Clark Bros. are ewy
pected to spend two years on it before it
is ready for use. -
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
An Epitome of the Happenings
of Two Hemispheres.
What is Transpiping in the United
States Congress Very
Interesting News.

President Daz favors system OF say
ings hanks tbroughou Mexico.
Chicago poo!.rooms are running with
out int ference by the police.
P n-American Delegate NJ. M. Estee
has returned to San Francisco.
The Tampico tranch of the Mexican
Central railway has been opened for reg
ular traffic.
TIE indictments AGAINST the New York
bood aldt rmen XIX and Shicls, OF the
Sharpe per oi have been qnashed.
Their WIS no loss of life Mt the eoal
mine fire IT Rock Sptinfs, Wye. The
iii ne was sealed to extiupuish the fire.
Viea-president Rinehart OF tie Atchi-
son, who has returned 20 New York, re-
ports finding the entire Atchisn system
In gof q condition. Ma1un and Barring
are still inspecting tie line.
The highly satisfactory Performance Of
the eapstip Majestic on her first trip
TO New Yo'k has led Liverpool exl erts
10 fer'nre heir conyi ton that she Will
break the record on he next voyage, and
many bage money bet on It.
Fire in the scenerg OF the stage Of The
Galety Thester, BROOKLYN, the other
nj ut, caused pani, and partial STAN
pede of the autence TIE employees,
however, sueceel'd in putting ont the
Gre and que ing the peop.e before any
harm was done,
The people OF Canada have again
settled the Behring Sea dispute. Ae-
eording TO dispatch from ottawa the
Canadian veseel4 that were seiz' d nre to
he paid damages, as the United States
has rect that the seizures were not
justified by international law.
The convention If delesates OF the
Presbyterian and United Presb} terrain
Churches nj Pitttbmg has adopted feso-
Iuliens fayoring an crganiz' d union and
recommending the appointment OF dele
gates 10 a convention or council with a
view oil framing basis OF union.
Chauncev NJ Depew says that eanca-
ton and assimilation would sulve the
race nrohlem in the South, as il would
remedy the eyils " New York city's had
& vefnment There ARE ia New York
CITY, be thought, 10000 persons Az i9-
norAnt and illilerate as amy OF the negroes
in the South.
Maliqnant diphtheia 10 epidemic in
the V Haze a Ntniag, O ter Tail county,
MINI, there having been ncaflv 100
eases and tetniy deaths since the LIST Of
April The people, mostly Scandinavia
ane, nave been taking no precaut oHs to
prevent spread oi the disease The slHte
DO ri 81 health is nos "a ter il.
The Hou.e committee on postolllces
and ,.,,afroaAs ns ret oltfd a bill ursvli T.
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Denmark has adopted new rifle, after
tie system of KrasJoreensen. The
weapon has a caliber of eight MILL
metres, weighs little over eight pounds.
add can be used as a Iepea er or other
wise, Compressed powder OF the ordi-
nary sort is TO be used for the present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09

-. cannon cast for the British govern.
'aent are now fitted with a deyfoa br
"''" 'ne guns can be aimed at night
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-09

EVERY adult man has l, 400 square feel
OF lung surface; or, rather the mnc1ro,
membrane lining the air cells would. il
spread out On Il smooth plain surface
cover an extent equal to the above
figures
\ man breathes Is times aminute. and
uses 5000 cubic feet, or about SIS hoqs.
heads of air per hour,
Inc weight of the heart is from eiobt
70 Twelve ounces, and it beats about
lou,ooo times every "a hours.
Inc capacity of the stomach is abont
hve pints' it daily produces nine pounds
Oh gastric juice for the digestion Of foo5
An amount Of blood equal to ain the
olood IN the body passes through fine
neart every seven minutes.
me work performed by the heart is
equivalent e'l} to raising its own weight IA.
Voo feet each hour. The STRONGEST no
'hlhe yet built 10y mancan only mise its
own weight to perpendicular bei@bt
Z''oo feet per hour.-Medical ClassicS9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-03

bic @ltern fdmmern fi6 ben SeufeI ba.
rum. mie oft bic 2ebrer tpe9ieln. Bei
10 be6eutenoer Nameloe3abl bat Der
0err Doftor INNER 10 biele 2ebrer in
petto, baB ct brei Monate bamit aus
fommt, bann fomtnt nieber Elm eSnle.
rat. unb es fnb miiilerwsile 10 bieIe
frif1 gingewanoerte ba, pie er braudt.
Dabei bat ct bas gan3e Sabr 2ebr.
frdite umIonf.
gefagtes Snifitut 1T 5Ganbe beg
2ebrerfanbes.
2ebrer aug Deutfdlanol Cure 2ennt.
nilfe baben bier gar feinen Wertb! Sbr
finbet es aus, Denn es gu fpdt it,!
(Iusnabmen m6geui ia rorfomrnen. )9ers
traut gu6 iol6en 9umbuggern nidt
i'm guten @lauben on, 10 alt au9 bas
9aar ausfebi! S6afft irsenb cine Mr.
belt. big Sbr en9lif6 teunt unb betannt
mer0et, bann ma9t fi1's eber.
Die n4ebrer. @onferen3" in Der Wirtbs
fdaft mar mir cine mabre grbolung,
neil i'd ia gar nitt auf cine 2ebre,itelle
rtfIectirte, i'm @eseniheil, 8eranlaKung
nebmen tuollte. unerfabrene 2eute por
fol6en Sdwinblern gu parnen.
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Gtme 9iebessd,ule.

Sn Der Ndbe Der 6allen in paris
murbe bieier Sage BEL einem Safdens
biebitabl Elm 3nabe BON bier3sbn Sab
rem abgefabt, Der, iiber feline perf6nli=
den Verbdltnilie bsfra9t, erfldrte: Sd
belize Jrancois; tper meine @ltern finb,
lpeib i'd ni6t, bod bin i'd felt meiner
frhbeiten Sugeno gum Steblen abseri1z
tet tporoer. Sd arbeiie fur einen
Wana, beiIen ytamen i'd ni6t fenne.
Oerfelbe pdt ftir meine, uie fur bic
rGraiebuns" mebrerer anberer &naben
meines 4ltets ausfbliebli1 5orge ges
tragen. 0on ben 8eamten befragt,
porin beun biefe gr3iebuag beitanb, ers
nioerte Jtancois:4 nnfsr 2sbrer bing
an einem 5eils al ber Dede ieiner in
Weni!mOntant heIe9eneH tIeinen Wobs
nung cine lsbensaroBe bstleibete 9trob,
figur auf, aug beren 9of6em toir, obne
baB oieielbe fi9 aud uur i'm gerineiten
belpeete, bic octi1isbenfien @tgenfdnbe
betausnebmen muSten. Webe uns,
menn bic Jigur iit3 riibrte. mir lpurben
bann euf oos fufdtburite belisaft. Sn
Der Goige babe id. ME meine Gamera,
ben eiae gfoBe @eiuanbtbsit i'm 3ai9ens
biebffabl erbalteu. gs beoutfie bieler
Yet5eueruHgeH ni6t, benn bic poli3is
ten batten mebr ols einmaI benz ibnen
perbd6tig gewprbenen Sunsen aufae.
lauert, obRe ibn au ertappen. Natiirli9
1T man eifrig bemtbt. ben Serrn
profefor ber Dieberei" aud au ers
mitteln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-03
@ottes Welt mag 6rau @eneral Sei1up
mDhl heutc DON mir mDllen2

@ottes Welt mag 6rau @eneral Sehup
tpobl beute bon mir uollsn2
Mber In bieisn Nugenblid fpmmt Der
@eneral ben Sang berunier mir entses
gen, bic Worgen Gigarre iul Ntunbe.
Wi1ts abionberli9es an bem Mann,
mos ber Befdreibung iuertl wdre; er
if ein GROCER, itattlid ausIebenber, pors
nebmer 5e,r BON sefdGiseH Wfaniereu,
i'm pHan3er>MnSug BON braunem, feiz
mem Woaiioff uno init einem 5e65igs
Dollar Banana Out auf bem Ropf
Mn ben GrontIiufen me9feln mir elm
paar Mprts mil einanber fbsr Wetter,
grnte, @efunbbeits5uItanb i'm Nll9emei.
nen uub iiber bic 5dlftieleit ter poli.
tiiden Barfeien insbefonbsre. Seber
BON uns Beiben bat babel natiirl1 Die.
isniae i'm Iuse, 5u lDeidsr er nidt gez
bort. Wir mifen beibe gong gut, baB
bies Niles nut aus 96fiidfeitsrlidli6ten
geIdisbt, uab i'd bsftebe barauf. ben
@eneraI ni9l Idnser aufbaltrl 3u wo!>
len; er tbeilt mir nit bab er nod oer
Sin" unten i'm Bauumo(lfelb. bas =
nebenbei benerst - ungefdbr fe9sbun
bent older ganb umfaBt biniberaureiteu
bat; nit aler 6Bflibfeit biitei CT mid
inbehen, hber Mittag 81 b!ei6ea unb
iiberldBt mid big babiu ieiner 6rau!
l1nb,-ieBt er bann nod binau, als
mir uns trennen, "A propos, Dottor,
Damen baben oft 10 tpunbeiI;6s Sbeea!
i'd lahs Grau Seiiup aber gruHbfddli6
in Naem ibren Willen; trete ibren Gauz
men nie in ben Weg, 10 ionosrbar lie
aud feiu m6gen!
SD perltanb ita nidi; aber bas mar
nismals uoQitdnbig ber Gall So oft
mir sufammentrafen, gcretb unfere I'm.
terbaltuns INNER balb in's Stodsn. Sd
bate mir bdufis i6on ieIbfi bariiber
Iorpiirfe' semadt, bab mir, ebe nod
ftnf Minuten felt uEierem 3ulammen-
treffen bergangen tuaren, iebesmal auf
irgenb cine Meiie BEL elmer S1ranfe an=
laneten, bic ipie Elm Stsin bes MnitoBes
3tDif9en uns lag. gs f6ien inbefen,
bob er auf ieiner Seite Der Barrtere,
tpelde uns f6ieb, polltommen nit f6
3ufrieben tpar; iDarum follte Id es auf
ser meinigen ni6t ebenfo iein2
Sd fonnte mir ni6t belfen, aber ielbIt
ipdbrenb ber Begriibungs. .pbraien, tpels
DE id nit benz 9ausberrn tpe9ieIie.
mubte i'd Sci mir liber bas @etlappsr
ber Ndbmaid)ine i'm 0aufe Iddeln.
Weine Jrau bate mir ndmIib er3dblt,
Grau GiBpatrid Sones bdtte ibr er3dblt,
baB Grau Sefiup immer3u feds Ndhnas
fdinen fur fi6 In Nrbeit bielte. M6g.
lid ipdre bas f9on getpefen; id b6tte
inbeHen nur cine. Die Dame bdtie cine
vpaffon fir 2Iei6erA, wolte man
tuifeu.
(Eortletuna foIat.)
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3tpei gfb,pinbles.

Wegen elmer 5bminbelei, aus Der
fid cine bilbi6s 0umoreste idmieben
lieBe, wurben tiir3lid) in @bieaeo aweI
Wdnner osrbafttt, bic f1 @arl 9erfel
uno @eOrge Yoitier nannteu. Retfel
mar ein DeutIder, n1trenb poitier's 8
Wiese i'm iiioIiben Jrautrei6 gel1anben
bat. Der ytatiouaIbaB spii9en Reutz
iden unb Grau3oien tiimmerte lie nur
wenig unb ct binberte He ar6 gar niGt
baran, einGompagniegei6dft su erbHnen.
mel9es barauf bere9net mar, ibre
9anbsleute gang geb0ri3 au rupfen.
Sic benuBten ba3u bic beuii1en uno
fran36fi6em 3eituneen in ben Der.
Staaten uno Canada. Sn ben beut,
i6en - es iparen ausidlieBli1 3anb>
aeitungen i'm Siibeu ober i'm fernen Wes
iten = eri6ien bic folgenbe Mn3eige:
Sin bibf6es beuti9es Wdb1en mIinidt
einen ebrli9en Sanbwerfsmann ober
Garmer gu beiratben. Mbreifre RoIa
gfiiaer, 1915 StateiiraBe in Chicago.
9ie Wn3eise in ben fran36fi9en Sci,
tungen lautete dbnlid. nur baB bas
bhbfde frau36fif6e beiratDsluFige
Midb1en fi6 Sulie Burten nannte.
Balb liefen bon allen Seiten Nnttpor.
ten elm, tpelde bon 2erfsl unb pottier
in liebeswirbi9er Weiie beanttportet
tpurben. Sic ianbten ben 6eiratbss
2iebbabern photographer, 6aarloden,
WerglBmeinnidt, StrduB9en unb an
bere 2iebes3ei@en 5u unb idIieBli9
tpurbe bann Der Sag ber So13eit fefz
gefeBt. gtun iteate fif aber beraus.
oaB fotuobl &oia Mhller, als aud
Sulia gurten stpar redt brab, bubi9
unb fleiBig tparen, baB iie aber feinen
6eaer Gelb beiaben. Wenn aI{o bic
Terbinoung 3u @taabe fommen iollte,
muBte ibnen bas Reiiegelo nod 6loriba,
Sbobo, Canada ober 3eras sef9idt
fperoen.
9tathrli9 lparen bic liebestpllen siing.
linee, bic in bic babi6e Photographic
i6on gana pernarrt paren, aud serne
bereit baSu, ibren 9lnsebeteten bas
Reiiegelb su idideu.
Welt bem &eifegelb lebten nun GsrfeI
unb pottier in gbied9o tpie bic @rafen,
tpdbreno bic liebestollen Sanglinge um,
lonit Sage unb Woden binbur6 on
ben Babnbof liefsn uno psrgebens euf
bas gintreffen ibres 2ieb6ens tparteten.
2erfel unb pottier ifeben jebt uatei Der
4ntiage, bic poff 5u unlauteren 3we.
den benubt su baben. gu ibren
Opfern geb6rten aud Der &ebacteur Der
frans0fi6en 3eitung in 9bbepole,
Ca, unb ber elmer beuti9eH 3eituns in
DeIamare.
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Sn geip Oort finbet cine iunee Dame,
an beren Wiege bas 2eb bon Der Mrs
mutb nidt gefungen ipurbe, ibr eans
gutes Nustommen bamit = oab lie bon
paus au 9aus = 2ampen puben geht.
Sdon beUor ftir Iie bic Notbpenoigtsit
eingetreten mar, iuar ibre @eididli9feit
in Ser Bebanblung Der Gampen bon oil
len Greunoen BEG 0aufes anerfannt,
inbem bieie INNER ibre 0er,punberung
bariiber ausipraden, oab iie nirgenb
anberspo Elm 10 id6nes uno bellies 2am=
penli6t faben als i'm 6auie Der 2abD.
4ls ii1 Die Yerbdltniiie dnoerten, tam
bic Dame auf ben @ebanten. ibr 3alent
uno ibse 8eI1idlihfeit In 8ebanbluug
ber 2ampen gum Bslfea Der 2ampen
ibrer UseuRoe unb 5u ibrem eigsnen
Jortfommen 3u berluertben.