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served and nor. .cllngiIg At tines but II YOU can
coax ber 70 like you sho viii i,asb more th1ngs
millennium. She viii demand your lest Il YOU
onse ns s NH Ss va Io
And The other girl w!n.ome and metry T,r and and
Sa sie nses s ssea M and
s Ts,%ss VA rs ss; ss5 s'sss And .s sSs
rs snsssSf ncs s 10 s @ sSa Sia'sr @ sna
sns sna Is'sEs soa rRsss. @ Ss s
si'?a'h hSnt ant @ eHs snnis sn as sSi st
hair nll came tnmblins down ,nbout her mock.
SSns Sn sa .F1s hSr saS had II aif
Nssp =, ss s# sss l:St sSss IL: Al
fsf fnd s' sa$ s$eas sho 4dss S'
SGT" SnS rom IL h ,s bTsk way but Sa ysr
feminine. lady.llke looking ones. PAS. over the
EXIT skirt Is sew-d to. tue sirlis aud then but
t. tho sis there can aIvorss come ,hs
skirt and waist no matter how hard ard she bows,
or rows or wIelds her ,scist. TIE skirt wiil
be Ct striped Sr Sped M sk or pen yh
fiti IN front. The sleeves aro cut after q rsr-
ulnr shirt pattern, and closed with link but;
with studs. The sailor hat ia n Joke. oval IN
shape inaten! Of round. and with a crown that
looks ~ 1t It had been eat ul,on by n fat frenk,
but che will look pretty In II because Ghe
can't help 1T ,s and 4 it does blow Ir ga
Il just can't stay in place. She won't bother
with any Dunshnde, ns she does not mind hav-
Ing her retrousse nose In constant state
OF peel" and II some one thinks to make her
wear q jacket, 1t will be y blazer. Yhite or blue
finished. with gold cord on Ell its ,, horders: pr:
lucky thing for you II she will take charge OF
II. aud give her own III exchange.
Here are some pretty indepeudent bo licos,'
that is. bodices that ARE not married to any
skirt bu' ilit from one to another. Ope is Of
don't like to sit about In Il nsgllg and u dre.s
waist In o. pressiye. 1t ia u very full waist.
gathered in the form OF yoke, which points
down at tho sides nn'i slopes mn TO the col ar 10
the centre. Two shirrngs about an inch and
q half apart, form q little pun on tho edge Of
ress Mt the bottom Of the waist ribbon run
through the puf tie. at the waist. and bands OF
ribbon conn 10 the puffs on tho sleeves and with
n fall OF embroidered muslin or chiffon form
tho only o,nnmeDts, The other waist IL Of
eriron embroiisred 10 large @ moons Of con.
n Rreenish ground. The whist Ia cut In low.
round neck and wora with o Ruimpe Of en-
broldery. lined with violet. The sleeves are
slashed over full pulls Of the embroidery and Q
over the fulness OF tho waist. Palmer coats In
the Louis styles a, Q also convenient little gar
ments. particularly for summer visits whore
climatic changes demand such variety OF
costume. for . fancy waist or two transforms
plain skirts into dressy toilets,
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approaching men and hsr. fsee was eApebt
8: ass: s,s ~ sG$:s !;;s
iss noa>eed tie winner by tSe ipdsss The lhiis::
ibat there was scmsthins yeIy strange IA Il
Ssss ssef.ss Ss %isss s.s: been sS.
s.sS Ss:; co.: T. sa. Ss, s,s sasS sf ,E:s
bow to ron p
e ,.eIissa ssS ,S Gths ,S;m RE- .ss %
ehouIdnt notice me ~ -
THfy. how did yon get them to do itr
epoSasd jimmie. mn "ft'il eoss % ne a much a. Il
does him before get out Of II. Never mind.
PHiiadeiphIa egotist shall GO. round growing
about his pretty women. II I can prevent it:
failed me look like an angel p
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NEAK-KxEED BRxDE9RooKA
Their Conduct Centresses Wit. ThaS OF -
Happy Brides.

FNuhootpN%o
ten brides are much more self-possessed tnsa
are brldegr9oms when the marriage ceremon'
IL psin shy. @egess.9ckins little creature rossa
minister calmly and sanarsly in the eye VIII:
the the biz. blunt six.footsr Of q bridearoom1, BY
s nnsers are likely e twltoh nSryous'; ;aIsi snd
t was once NJ % BEST BEST man. man to stalwar. mid: 9:
snd s:. 81 dsins And rSss xstn III III
@ al q a. aH~s he .s nearly y hSd A. sFd ::
se,smoPy mad to keep saving gos 70 nR 70
%s. sss a sa!sa 70 ss,sh sna at az
Say. Fred. how would II do to have ave MaH \, III
and u; prsasher slin is here ., and hayS 20
through il before oil that crowd" ,
Idol said. pointedly enS4Gh to ont Is"ce cenS me-
doG6t as 70 my nssni6dS, n gn dawn Mhis tbis Instant
He got through at last withOnt aoins inssna,f Da TX Is
ing anything ridiculous, In which spsroom rtspsSs IN
OF my uc1uaini nnre who was so dazsI 1sn ahu I'm.
GsS; hs rnF nsa whsn Msa 80 minister 'au
Another briaearooin Know los. his hsaSS b. SS to
such degree that when I came tine 70 Pt bs my my
naturally l,ui tone. II, Annie. take TAX. 'asSd nnd
nvIi M6en Tie 81 tns me- came for him 20 inroduss, sit
BRIDE to some q MS friends who hsG RaSrdIT aSI H.
seen her, he did i by saying w. aWssMiso w,ie Miso
Barton" "a'iine. her by her maiden name. . rall,
Few men say my WIFE easily lni nsIiIl"'D nnSiin
funny ra.e was that OF a badly rsiMnts. rsMits.
brideGroom who ared blankly o. so tns 70 b
TER pntil asked be took this Nv w9matt 9smpartsi and
said. In the blandest manner:
Beg pardon, wore yo'i speaking 10 M married.
village preacher said that he once w nsrs
rural coupe nt the homo OF the brlues IN.
ents in tho preaance of a large oompahv T, hony
VIII d gues The bridegroom Was oG houah Vh
he could have ioied on OK WITH his fst; Hat 6S
shiversd and turned .pale o. the beglnn,'nn n a
dead faint, 10 the maoifest annoyance o. ~
bride, who had been as cool as acueunoe"
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A BELIZE ar 4 RACE COURSE.

One or the spectators On the Tuts Serves
Exeeiisns'y ior Fashion Plate.
The very newest toilets are on view at tho
race courses at this season. and one Of them.
sketched exactly. will serve well as q fashion
rlatc. The costume consists OF striIed beige
hengaline. skirt made mn on taffeta or lustrine.
akiit IL gathered At the waist. fitting 1t to tho
firuro by. ANAL darts. Ten inches from the
bottnm the skir, 10 r'mmeh Win pssMe. pssse. :.
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ius ,snt than when atiel iu this
tidy, triW little fashion, and it would seem
thns the mnch- dIscusse ell business dress for
women could not he modelled after neater.
moro sensible and comfortable design than
this, always remembering to hav ths bodice
loo ,ely fitted. not only at the waist limo. bnt
sspecialjy about the arms and ACROSS the
chest tn allow freedom OF motion. This can
,cnrre,y be calle a cEeap dress In price. but
considering its service a,d durability. it is an
,minen,ly &C nomcnl dress for tho weil-paid
woman waGe enrner. whose frst duty Is to
t-ess we nHbusino.s nnd make tho buying Of
the more inncy gowns entirely secondary. The
i,usiness woman go ten up In shabby finery is
one OF the most exasperatlnS mis-. nkes in the
economy OF modern progress.
Dirk hlue Engiah serge dresses. Of which the
P,inrrss of Wa'es has realized the possibilities
which she includes In her wardrobe MS much
IA her court trains. and diaGonnl work in the
sane col r. are the iavo; ite selections for sum-
msr AMI rro worn ov,r shield-shnped shirt
bosoms OF white silk or linen With standing
collars and blIe fonlard ties
Black an gray Scotch tweeds are made with
Q smart little cunt ~ Tattersall wnistcoat.
either open or close with strap. and a mid.
summer. seaside. or mountain gown will te
seen In q new Kind OF homosDun. us thin and
light ns gronalins In stripes OF color. Harrs's
homespun forms the medium for the construc-
ton Of tho :nuhty and masculine jackets. cut
exactly like mems drcss oonts aud worn over
waIstcontR Of pilu; and linen shirts. Sim
rltctty. neatness and n perfect lt are the
things ncrd!ul to tho perfect success OF these
gowns. as the materials are not In themselves
attractive.
Louis XVI. modes influence most Of the
smart tnIlors. and, while they hnvo q pc
ctlihr shusnras peculiar to Themselves. ore
moro eleRant In general effect than any other
dress now made for day wear. The revival Of
lace rufiles and 10 OTIS lend o p'cturesqucness
to the richness Of the iewelled ealloons 40
much employed for decoration. Tho skirts,
while round md fiat In front. fitting closely to
Tho figure. lie on the ground slightly In the
back. and admit anything and everything for
dccoration-lace. frills. Jewels. silk. and velvet
Dark green Curaon cloth is tnnde up effective
ly In tho long Stuart cont. with .
white cloth whistcoat braided In gold
aud green braid. But the most utterly swag-
ger gown yet evolved. looking rs II n
French artist had iiealized IN English taior's
work. was worn tho other day by one OF the
bAllss in BfoadwNy's Vanity Fair. She had
The height and wilIownsss OF the Creole tyne.
with the fair skin and hair OF an English
maiden, and tile dosky. glowing eros OF q
Spanish donna She wore the dress like o
French queen, and all the other girls In the
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TIE NEAT AND TIE sLoUcHH.

Ran as Summer Contrast to the Very
Tas:ionabiy Attired Woman.
The summer will he upon US in week. and
o. how the fashionable women are hustlinR at
their wardro' es. How differently the two
sexes get their clothes rendy for . hot-weathsr
outing. Here you have q husband and
wife ss thoy will be seen at rural
retreat. Tho man has made himself COM
Portable BY means OF easy garments,
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CROWNS OF SUMMER.

rsur Exsupies or New kiiiincry goeh -
ssme Fsshiessbis Women VIII Wear.
Here are shetched four Of the newest out
puts IN millinery. Tho flrst is . fancy straw
hat trimmed very styllshly with folds OF rsllow
veivet and black tulle with clusters Of different
colored belinowers. eome Of tho wlde- -brImmed
black lace hAtA hnve coronets Of flow
ers with nm upturned ruchIna OF lace
surroupdins tho opening In the centre.
Or. instead Of the wreath. you may maze use
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What an opportunity for the Nihilist to send
them all whore everybody who gets ticket q
saRs harp hsoSR q. as same ssTn and
Annette Benson. M. B.. has been N,
pointed to the post Of resident clinical q.
sistant st the PaddinRton 1nflrmary. Several
important public otilees Of similar kind have
Gonaon sShoS oi aI4s OF
TIE * M:z.E%Hrs:s s Is,. Eustni, r. i h.s DECIDED Y
E kFasi sBa Ss m near s'
Mario Valerie, the Arohduehsss q Aus.
tria. he's entered Into competition With 0srmss
ylys Of sos%snA o.,s 4 sho Literary s I
Tho Archduohess Louise Of Tuscany b .
.Sdonr a. ana n;
timer capturing three IN one day. ''''''
.1.s .nts A,ssn fam. vG%en os Il: ss
,ssss SoS s,sn TsnsS SSo ad
ns ana special woman ed
is;hion.Sis school + lof; Eiris hss is paysIosl
; ward as well as to leave CARRIAGE with grace
New York. passed . brilliant eIamin alton 4
x s 81
the most unbelievinR who know her proweSs
that there is n9 reason sS why women may nos
:s' SsGs p ga a so{a Rsss Ss
.sS; !! = Ds 81 sS :oS5: ss 5s
Tasn H% me enss a 1as h% th % Ds
S.. ss bss s ssIs s E ~ sss
d was proud TO have been allowed to put @ such Ia 3
:os sss q se' :ssl Of sa s0'a H %a
Ssss e Il. hsol; q SEQ In tho work
womsn's Building et the Worid's Fair = :
e
a spare time iO tho Intervals u ssehiHs xorf.
and e her T surprise won w the prize and viii sec
the building erected on her plan.
siionHist painteFs in oil is9 ssnlptors. z ds:
sianers. and g eneIIavers. 4 e believed !h.s
there are 1.s0o professional women o @ Raintsers 1t
sso i've snS Sanns m:na 1 e;sa'' h'
Lady Harris. wife Of the Goysrnor Of Bon
Ss4ss Siss5s; ;sss5; ;sl Ss 'i'E'''
On Irish rs,lxays women sss AZ ny %1nsh, :, ,sppioysd
s,ss sSotas s%ess S:aa sn.5 rs s, V 8o%s1 1'
Two woman lAurestss appear IN The W. q
Po1if Poa ai ss
foF r!!fEsssss ESss. h&2saR &:adis: ana Nina Jeanne o
Queen Msrgsret's visits 70 the, hospitals
sas ss Rrsss dssSs s.os:
is ns .ss there am snytsss sss y2s
YOU" she said. as be stooped over httls oct
where two battered and bruised little victims
,,ss s;sssii;.. sSsi;. li'D'a the younger ~ should
You shall each have doll perfect sssI, S.tSii 5si
& II sssh s SrSssd sGs s nn0Rs '
Aorss Of ground around sandringham. ~
hs Rnss II Mss ss 81 s
the ists viisss nsSr there L. little sise sIcsp!
q ns nan
blossoms are sent up to LONDON every yea.
The Ladies' Grand Councp Of the Rrfpross
p5sS.ss as q
he ~ Marchioness Of Salisbury. More than two
millions OF leaflets have been issued By the
aociety presenting facts to electofa
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NO
Experiments

ing powders Only baking powders thoroughly tested proven BY
long practical use be perfectly pure reliable and wholesome mus.
be permitted There experimenting when Royal Ba
ing Powder standard baking powder
quarter of century, reputation established the finished
perfect leavening agent 1t always uno fails work.
makes paatabe and wholesome than be otherwise
made of its greater leaveng shown by
Government the most economical Of all the baking powders
The U. S. Govt Chemist says: "RoYAL BAKING POWDER
undoubtedly purest reliable baking powder
offered the public" The Canadian Govt Chemist says,
POWDER pure, a3 cent stronger and
Ear superior to all others"
If any attempts experiment upon you with your food
by sending yor any substitute for Royal Baking Powder send back
The sun., 1891-05-31
THE SUN, SUNDAY, May 81, .ls9l:

ss M ..s .. ESs 3 .ss Sss. !. A.: ySS p's to
Sroup.' What are you soins 10 DO I.
Well rys ect 70 iate couple . @ 81 EN- out to
."0h. q. cogfss." he replied. "Thess are
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WILL SOCIETY GIRLS ADOPT IT,
A Bswltshinx Ru.or OF Skirt Dancing in
Drawing Rooms,

Drawing Rooms,
Tho diBzisst novelty promised for hsxt win
ter. and ono to which society 10 looking for.
ward with violent interest. IL the Aristooratio
skirt dancer as she propossa 70 appear OH her
native exclusive heath. Girls Of the blusst
blood deny the soft impeachment. but the
sossips have Il that the very smartsst draw
Ing seems viii bs entertained next season
with hiehbred conventionSliscd rivals Of the
airy sylvia Grey and ssnsuous Carmsncita
Contain It 10. not one but dozen dissin-
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FOR SUMMER WEAR
The Tailor-made Suit and Its
Many Variations.
:: s:,; = a n BROADWAY BELLIES ATTIRE.
Some Pretty Bodlces for Wear on
Warm Afternoons.

viii SKIRT Dnueins Invade the Parlors OF
the Fashionable Folk 1.-THE susmss
Girl ecttiss Ready for Cohsaepts--
what She wan Wear During the Com-
iag CsmssiSu -Arns ana Equipnents.
The distinguishine characteristic OF new
tailor made gowns Ia an artistic decorative
ness which idealize their original still conven-
tionslity. Tailors realize moro than over the
importance OF tho woman element In their
business and cater quite rs cleverly to the
taste OF the most essentially feminine rs we'll
ss to the smart, manly daughters OF Eve.
Cheviots and homsspuns Of light woiRht ard
FouEh-surfseed wools are the choice for the
servicsable. and 10 tho well.dressed woman
almost indispensable. little gowns for morn
in9 and travelling wear. The English
womah's "frock coat." cut double breast
ed. with revcrs and rolling collar
and buttonsd with large horn buttons. ia tho
fAvofits cut Ia bodice. The little vest which
y revealed At che neck may b, Of piaue. liRht
cloth. white htckskin. or Of the material itself
II 10 buStoAsd 10 bensath the collar on sIthcr
eide. aHotR thus emily adjusted that several
vests mN3.$eworn with the same gown. Tha
oleesss aft tttkhtV raised at tho shoulder
and buttoued tightly about the wrist With
ShreS or font HuttAnA The skirt just cloars
the afoand alrtnaad. aud fitted with darts at
the front. n fsn.plaited In the conventional
eiyls at the back. A woman never looks more
tAofouhhlt aenssel on shopping or market
The sun., 1891-05-31

tpa. sGms IN ioM-Cgs s,cwn, ook
Shoulder straps clothed win purify, and and.
through .every. absence II protection. quite un-
essailAbls. OF course. the effect tthsy convey
csfporoai Atmosphere. One woman's dfspsry
silprile from her seems to ~ unworthy 70
COVE COVE i@pdiiss Tie hsfi-sossrinE q oi what is
Shameful Women should study thsInsrlvss
q why they wear this and that than Of what
they wear
The sun., 1891-05-31

the "temaie acct but can ei NIB mountains
aud clear hedsee with the best Of the boys.
khc wl, wear ssfsshs. ssi,t q rather
waisteoNt, as she would like IL to bs called. is
yers opening. over q shirt and hiah collar
turning ha'k a itte a, the corners
n masculine. little slick rim. Her Jacket 10
20, exactly IKE a mems thar he could wear
u It werc not for the size. You will find her
dressed that well plln cd lock dsrsa not ~
from i,s oppolnted blnce after an all days trip,
OF temper. and rs scornlui Of nerves and hypo
as an athlete. You will wish she were less re.
The sun., 1891-05-31

Succession might just a. well have stayed In
snd improved their minds The material
Ot tho gown was viRoane In q soft
dosskin shade OF Eray. The plain skirt
was edged with gold kslloon. beneath
which huttered three narrow rutiss one s,9i of
happy IDEA. which p9ne ou. french art Sonld
out again in0at effectively NJ thA throat where
+ wonder pinkish pompadour wni.toest, with
sksd0ws. was folded III cross plsits over tho
bust. rsyysalins the pl9ttinss assh,nst h .hs ~
aSSn .5Susd sps nIss t.S r. and S,s.r: s:
Deer asantles cuffs Of the brocads turn back
lre thc f,ili. end aslsn sSvn s1y ,or the tailor
es sssuas 81 ss:' SSsss %sHi as
70 two Spegies-the pistnrssque and the sWart
The latter is almost sure to 20 y giIl WITH an
1tset shspay aaurs and Iathss plain M zee. ses.
TIME il ber iHss. She e not ihs Kind Of A sirl
ibst women Ilks. but men .sdqnire her. bhs 70
SoSn re 10 vsys1ls 9s y ths paEioI ra5Issy rIss:
~ With saSos sdHirer. She doesn't IiEe crowds
Daftioulasiy tho drears IaneS work ms'in2os Of
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which is all right; but he has also made Ruy
OF himself However. he likea to fcel slouchy.
and SO he must be tolerated. Look a. the
rretty contrast afforded by his wife. Her
but otherwise there Is NO comparieon. Sho
looks nice enough 10 eat. lie IL nRpalatable.
A woman must always seem exclusive.
poll. he'd and Close-draWn hair and spotisss
The sun., 1891-05-31

embroidered on the stun ITSELF The front Of
the corsaRe Is double, the under material be:
inR thin silk covered with vest Of plested
brown ~" IN is,lie. Tbe Two dss 81 tho eorts9s are
Of tho bensaline ninamented with rs1src 81
the brown falle The back OF tho corssge has
anline embfolde erred. or of crepe do chine. The
collar Is Of faills snd made srasht This M dfs.s
also De made n sod sbs O. sose
being OF the color OF the ground OF the mate.
rial. Tho sleeves may be made buttoned ut
the cuffs.
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kercliief, or by close
cropped and precisely
combed side j. parted
hair. crisp collar. and
chin.buttonsd b,dice.
She may seem 80 TO us.
because The lace IL
drawn so loosely orer
her shoulders that q
touch would .ureIy dis
place II, or because her
fHrinR nuns cap sets
starched barriers about
her. Now. here Is Q
su m mer cost u m 0
which, although unlike
any OF thosU mentioned,
still has that sugges.
tion Of unrulned AMI
invlOlAb!e reserve In
the fair weurer. The
reader may ufa 1t as q
fashion plate. for It Is q
good type o. gown FOR
ihe resorts this season.
Ii embodiee. moreover.
the idea that the charm
OF n womsn's garb con.
sists largely In Its sux.
gesttoA oil purity, and
that ippression shno|uld
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VARIOUS atAsrrEsrArroxa.

Ose Of Lsiissa Hssseirs Gcwbs-A wo-
sses's Retert-A Hint 60 Arthors.
A. fashionable luncheons the Strawberries.
huge dollhouse ones. are served on royal Dres-
dsn plates. not only with the stem still nt-
tachei to each, hui. with q leni or two OF the
beautiful plant with them. The combihation
of the deep blue. bright rei. and Pale green
Last week at her "at homo" Lillian Rnssen
wore a particularly smart gown. II was Of
soft China silk. and seemed draped 10 her
1euro. though there was Just enough train to
mako IL graceful. In color. IL wits pale
ri Genoese. .pUint Lace. A little brooch with q
head Of Marie hntoinstte In enamel aud
framed In diamonds wa. the only piece Of
jewelfy worn. except one or two handsome
rings and the 0recinn band OF diam onds thar
how decorates her thumb.
A bed without q CANOPY is to-day like q
pretty Girl without an almirer. The style
most fhnced ID tho brass one with pink csno-
py and side curtains pink coveriid and
bolster Tho white iron bedeteads usually
have either white or yellow canopy and drap-
ings. As tho bed stands back IN n recess q
pretty motto may be palht cd on the wall just
above u. This is one that is done In gold on .
rale pink wall:
Forget thyseif and all the world.
Pit out each glAring light
The stars are shining overhead,
S"'' ~ Cood niubt
The sun., 1891-05-31

With our food. Good
health Is too highly i'm.
portant to permit expert.
tments to be made upon
us with the new, cheaply
made. crude, untried hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

leute her Goloaie sefabrt. betfea Waa.
rem er In 2ommiffou nimmt. Ct sr.
bdlt bafiir sebn pro3ent bonn grI6s,
unb bamit CT ieiuen prinaipal ni9t bes
tragt. rebet ibm biefer por, CT babe
ieine Mufpaifer. bic bas Sreiben Der
3ommif1ondre iiberma9en unb ibren
9errn barhber beridteu. Der fblaue
Srientale merit ieboh iebr balb, tpie
bic Sade itebtunb tfedt nod aebn Bro.
asnt mebr in bic Sai@e. nobel iein
Muftraggeber INNER nod genug bets
bient. 2.000-3,000 Dollars finb fiir
BITE Araber ein Nermbgen, unb 70 balb
he 10 biel eriporben baben, mas He bel
einisem Slid Id ftinf bis feds sSabren
ertperben t6nnen, tebren fe ifets in ibre
9eimatb suthd.
Us Rnb friebfertige 2eute. bic tpeber
unter fi9 nod auBerbolb ber 3oIonie
0dnbel iu6en. Sn Der lebteren giebt
es 3tpei Reiiaurants NIT arabil9er
Ga@e, unb bas Rem Oorter 0eibgeridt
Der Orientalen mirb auf folgenbe Weils
3ubereitet: Geingebadtes robes 6Ieif6
iuirb nit e6enfails gebadten 3wisbeln.
Rartoffeln unb @emtiien eemii4t, baun
in tpei9getodte Roblbldtter 3ur Gorm
unb @r6Be bon gisorren senidelt unb
barauf gebdmpft. Der arabiidbe 0of
bebauptet. ct babe bies bon WiiRona.
rem geIernt, hepor er nod Mmeritu ae.
gangen iei. Mefer uno Gabel ge.
brau@t mon ni6t. oas 8rob miro nit
ben Gingern 5errifen. bas uebtige nit
36ffeln gegeReu. Gin ein3iger arabs
ider ar3t bebanoeIt bic san3e Qolonie,
unb uirb elm Nitslieb berielben ernft.
lid frant, 10 finbet es unentgeltlide
Nufnahme uub pHege In einem Der
6oipitdler Der @taot.
Die 2inber fangen f9on frhb on 3u
arbeiten, suerif erlernen fie bas 2n6en
ilnb weroen bann, fobalb fie alt genug
itnb. als 0auRrer auf bic 2anbarabe
gel9ift."
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,sleetrte Bitters.

Dieiss SeiImitteI 1T 70 pobIbefannt nnS ic
popnldr eeuprben, bab es foum nod befenberer
9ruabnnng bebart. AlLe, bic es lemals &c.
brau9ten, ftiiumen nit elm in iein Cob. Cine
retnere Mebicin 9iebt e8 nidt, iinb es iuirb Ga.
rantie seleiffet, OaB fie AlIes Ieiftet, ipas man
bon sbr berlpridt. electric Bitters beiIt alls
eeiben Der 2eber anb ber stieren, es entferni
@el9niire, Ausi9las, GaIaFub unb anbers
Sol9en unreiuen 8lutes. gs treibt bas Wfo.
laria. 6teber aus bem Sbffem, beust bemielben
Dor nnb beiIt es feIbit in ben bartu6diaiteu
Gduen. 90 enrirt Ropffdmer3en, Blutanbrane
nada bem Ropfe unb Misrdne. 8ersu1e bai
electric 8itters 9eilung mirb sarantirt, obei
bas @eIb 3uriidseaabIt. @reis per Glal6e Sc
gents un0 81 In allen Apotbeten. @boleiale
bet abolPh Greib, Sbompion & 60.
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= Girft Bismard erfldrte bieier
Gage cine Oeputation, bic ibm tire
Iufnartung maGte, bob er ni9t boran
eente, ie tpieber In ben 9ienf bes &ei,
6es einautreten. CT merle beutli9,
oab ieiue t6rperli6en 3rdfte I'm
S9winbeu besriffen ieien uub er iei
ben gei6wsrben ni1t uebr gema6ien,
tpel9e ibm bas grf@einen I'm &eiGs.
tage auferlegen lDerbe. Nur In benz
Galf, baB feline Numsienbeit bort
unbeoingt notbmenbig iein iperbe, tpiir,
be ct bort uieber auftreteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27
3m perfanfell.

Nusgeaeiduetes Babe gtabIifIement
(Seebab) berbunben nit neugeboutem
Sbeater. 8au5. GaaI. Biergorten unb
tleiner @rccerb 6 2ots) III bilig su
Dertaufen. pra6tbollfe Sage an Der
8ai. Sur Semant, Der elm 6oteI ober
tleines 9beater gu leitsn peritebt. cine
uabre @ologrube. preis $40, 900, Mn,
sabIuna $4,000, &eit lanse Grih.
Robert Ritter, Bsfber,
CORPUS @briiti, 3eras.
aG 5enbet fur bic Nbbilbuag bes
Gruubfades uub 9beaters.