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Outing hx the Lake.

eongenial party Is spending some time at
River Rose camp on the shores of Lake Wash
ington. II is composed o! Mr.. ani Mrs Epler,
Mrs MeGreg0r, Miss Mabel MeGregor. Miss Ella
McGregor, Miss Fannie McGregor, Miss Lilly
Sayres. Miss Esther oavres. the Misses Chish elu
Mr.. Frank Eper. Mr. Edward Tote M Charles
Richardson, Mr.. Walter Englebrecht and Mr.
"
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A Dinner to Mr.. snow.

farewell dinner was given on Wednesday
evening at the Rainier hotel in honor of the de-
psr,ure to the Eas, of Mr.. Isaac B. Snow. The
pleasure OF the evening was considerably in
creased by the stories told by the guest of the
occasion. Those present were: DR.. 5. C. Leon
hardt. DR.. Montgomery Russell, Mr. Fred A.
Wing, Mr.. W. ;. Dean, Mr. J. Ii. McKeon, Mr.
Fred A. Johnson, Mr. r Ii. Pickering. Mr.
Frank ). Morris, Mr.. P. ". Rochester and Mr.
VIII A steele.
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SeattIe's Distfnruished Guests.

General and Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Miss Alger,
Miss Frances ger, Mr. Russell A. A ger, IT,,
Mr.. Fred Alger. Miss Swift and Miss Wetmore,
of Datroit, and Miss Goodloe, of Lexington, KY,
arrived in the city on Thurs lay evening in Gen.
eral Alger. private car, 'The Michigan" They
had been spending some days at Banf, and
greatly enjoyed their trip to the Coast. General
Alger is well known in the state OF Washington,
having been here before. Miss Goodloe comes
of distinguished Kentucky family. She is a
daughter OF the late Colonel Goodloe, who was
one Of the famous men OF his state.
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Future Social Events.

The Seattle Cotiuion Club Will give hop on
Tuesday evening at Ranke's hall
The state OF Name Society will give picnic 81
woodland Park on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lit.y kellogg VIII shortly give lawn
party TO tie members OF the Acuila Club
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TWO MOODS.

Between the budding and the falling leaf
Stretch happy skies:
With colors and sweet cries
OF mating birds in uplauds and In glades
The world is rife.
Then on a sudden ali the music dies,
The color fades.
How fugitive and briet
Is mortal life
Between the budding and the falling le.fl
4 short-bresthed music. dying on the tongue
Ere half the mystic csnticle De sung
o harp OF life, speedily unstrungi
Who. ii 'twere his 10 choose. would know again
The bitter sweetness o. the los. refrain,
Its rapture, ana its pain?
Though be shut in darkness, and become
In-entient dust, blown IDLY here and there
I hold OBLIVION = scaDt price to paw
For having once had held against nv lip
Lie. brimming cup of aydromel and rue
For having once known woman's holy love
And a ehiIds kiss, and for little space
Been boon companion 10 the Day AMI Night
Fed on the odors Of the summer dawn
And folded IN the beauty OF the stars
Dear Lord, though l be changed TO senssless
clay,
Aud serve the potter as he turns his wheel.
] thank Thee for the gracious lift OF tear
Thomas BGllsy ALdricA
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Camp Between Two Iak.

Judge c. E Remsoerg. Mr.. H Z. s,umer snd
others form teaung party 81 the Intersection
o, lakes Union snd Washington. They are pro-
v.del with all the requisites for making very
comfortable camp Tae location is near The
edge % the lake. Fishing II the canal il exec.
lent, sad. with bathing and boating, they sra
having very merry time.
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ladies' tennis tournamsut will be given on
Thursday. This year I've pr zes will be given
for ladies' singles. doubles and mixed doubles
Saturday evening, too, the Yacht club affords
Amusement, and parties 60 over 70 the club
house and enjoy music or dancing. The at
tendance 81 Yacht eIuo house hops IS steadily
increasing. Drives 10 American lake and other
lakes in the suburbs are becoming more popu-
lar, while riding parties seem TO be on the de-
eiiu.
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On Thursday afternoon Miss Riley gave a
charming card party al her homo. Those pres
ent were: 1irs. A l.. Hill, Miss Spencer, Mlss
tarth. Mss Piper, the Misses ShaIen berger.
Miss Mckee, ina Misses De Wolfe. Miss Anna
spssiias. Miss Wrestling Miss Hunt, Ms
MseI and Miss Gaxxsn
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Wipans-Morae.

On Wednesday evening, st the residence OF
the brides parents az second and Lincoln
streets, me Rev Elliott W. Brown married Mr.
Charles A. Wirans and Mis- Gertrude E. Morse.
Both OF the parties have many friends in this
city who will wish them long and prosperous
married career
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w EDDINGS.
f0wles-CaiiAchan,

On Wednesday az Ballard, at the residence OF
the bride. Mr.. Thomas Fowles was united IN
marriage 20 Miss Maud CaIlsshan- The happy
couple went 10 Tacoma on bIasi wedding Trip
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Father Mathew Society.

Right Rev. Rshop JGagsr addressed the mem
oeTs OF Tie Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
e'siy sunday even ng SO tseir regular meeting
IN t. 4 r. hall He congratulated them or the
saeeess watch Lad already crowned their effort.
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The Pythian Knights Entertain.

On Thursday evening Harmony Lodge. No. 5.
Knights OF Pythias, gave an enjoyable social en-
tertainment at Pythian castle. in the Frye block.
The master of ceremonies was Chancellor Com
mander <. Morgarstern. At the conclusion of
the following programme dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed by a large number:
Medley-'92 quartet;e Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. G. W. Crane, Mr.. J. II. Fordham, Mr..
+. o. Arnold, Mr.. Frank Crawford
Guitar solo. Mr.. r. ". Hartley
Specaities .......... Misses Ida and Lily Wright
Soprano solo. Miss Grace f. Koch
accompanied by Nine. Berta Criyelli.l
Recitation. ........ ..............M Mr.. W. Cole
Violin solo. ..........-......Mr Mr.. l. Green baum
accompanied by Mrs. NJ Gotistein.)
song-"Farewell, Alma. 80. Mr.. j. H. Fordham
Mime. Crvelli and Miss Maud Frederlcks
Piano solo .....................Mis Miss Lily kearns
Whistling solo. .......... Mr.. II. A Van Amringe
Address-''Good OF the Order ...............
Observation-Disclosures. Judge G. r. Little
Commi ttee of arrangements-Mr w. f. Col
Inns, Mr.. /. korn Mr.. q. II. I. spsrling.
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Fred Aikens. Mr.. Frank Atkins, Mr.. kenn eth
Hinstock. Mr. Joe Lewis, Mr. Ru.us Clsrk. Mr..
Charles Bronson, Nr. Allie Lpsky, Sir. David
Farnsworth, Mr.. Lewasn Pesrse. Mr.. Frsnk
Frsdsricxs, Mr. Harry Frecericks, Nh. Amos
Cramsr, Mr. Ralph Hopkins. NJ. John Carter
aud Mr. Starr Ballard
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and urged :hem to make still greater ones, nos
being content until they had established
branches OF their organIza1i al through the
diocese. .Sever weary" he said, "in the great
and noble work of temperance" The society
concluded As usual with literary exercises.
Among those assisting were: Miss Frances
Fairfield, Mrs a. Burke. Misses Alice and Edith
O Br.ea and Mr. Bart Lynch.
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Pleasant Carriage Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett, in honor of
Captain Brigham. of tae Baltimore. gave
pleasant carriage party Monday to American
lake, a basket picnic and a row being the
features of the stop at the lake. The party con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bennett
Captain Bridgrnan, Mrs Arthur Bridgrnsn,
Miss Bsidgman, Lieutenant Sears, OF the Balsi-
more, and Mrs. sears, Judge and Mrs. Frank
Allyn, Mr.. George Lewis Cover, Mrs. Frank
Clarke, Miss Yaple.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE NORTHERN
Herring W, Pa CT Harlan & ", Iowa
J Aexan Ter, sedro Scott, City
J 2 Lyon & ", City stuart. Chicago
{ II Frye. II beeler sioux CITY
J c West ", City Mrs klopier & G Ohio
KIopfer s ", Ohio " schroeder Everett
Harsps, Clty sumner. do
K Pettioone, whate oaEtnoE, sF
Wheeler, ST
THE ARLINGTON
J Hopp. Clifton NJ Cald we'll, City
f Crawford, -edro II Kennedy Everett
Mss Hunter, Wal W " salisbury. WooIev
L Chspin. hicago D Pa dock Portland
} Pendergsst, City +. y. Bush. ABERDEEN
Capt A Teiv, Aber Ma chant, Wash
" " sweenv, Wash DC, u GerTi~h T
II Mcgee, Anscories Avery. Portland
C Weodir, Ohio O " Lyneh. City
" Williams, Eyerett A Cummings SvCaI
Mr. VI Lzaas berg, al J Taylor. RR
L Il Jansen, Anaeortes
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Members of the Ladies Tennis
Club Practice Up.
YACHT CLUB HOPS POPULAR.
At the Tennis Tournament-Fratt-
mette Nuptiais-Carriage Parties
Personal and Chat
TACOMA. July 3.

TACOMA. July 3.
HE past week 1t must De con-
fsssed has not been 8 great
improvement on the pre-
v!ous one from q society
pom. OF view. The hips OF
course, furnished alcse-
men. for two evenings
week, and, because OF the
tennis tournament which
opened Thursday, tennis Is
now much more IN vogue.
In the mornings the mem
bers o, the Ladies club may
be seen "practieing up,
while the afternoons are de-
voted 10 the men Tie
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Elephant Swimming Races.
At Madison park, al the afternoon. Go early.
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GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.-lASp
~ scrip o. a. classes for sale. Address H.
COMB * JOHNSTON, Land aai Milling Al.osneyx
go ssrsss. n. W.. " saAlagyon. =. I.
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Gallant Pythian. Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Chambers gave a most sue
cessful entertainment last Wednesday evening
a. their residence, No. SIC Columbia street, 20
Rainier Division, No. is, Uniform rank, Knights
OF Pytaias The division executed some excel
lent drilling and sword exercises in front Of the
residence, after which they were invited to
abundant refreshments. and enjoyed them
selves 81 drive whist and other games in the
parlors OF the host Among those present we're:
Captain Z. P. Edsen ana wife, p. II. Gallagher
and wife. Mrs. Charles Cummings, Miss Bird
Coiner, Mrs. Haskns and daughter, AMI the
following Sir Knights: W. C. E. Mum, d. Man
ming, C. r Frasch, P. Pearson, r D. Ostrand,
E. Bahrmsn. George E. Bennett, G. Kol Ky, ].
stringer, P. Brosted, George NARROW, C. F. Moul-
ton, Fred Ferguson H. Baumau, II. F. Parker,
E. ". Drurv and Frank Brys.
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Amateur The.tric.Is At west Seattle.

Amateur IheatricAlS NJ W est Se1tt1es
large party o. ladies' and gentlemen from
Seattle went over 70 West Seattle on Wednesday
night 10 De present AZ a most charming little
play in the pavilion by amateurs. II wss farce
comedy OF considerable merit, called "Tulu.
written by Grace Livingstone Furniss- The
caste was az follows:
The Duchess of Tosdmag q Law unto herself
and others} ..-.....-..-..Mi Mis- Gertrude Cheal
Lord Blazonberrie Their son, well descended
of course, and still descending; in love
with "0ld Bob's' Petroleum. ..---..-
...-..--. ..--... Mr.. 7. +. Graham Berry
Jack Ryder ian ascending Young American;
in love with "Oid Bob's" Pe,roiia. his
cousinl -. ...-..-........-- Mr.. d. I. Cross
Pstrolla seersucker cold Bob's'' eldest,
charming American atrocity, on s1,
prevail Miss Chesl
Tula seersueker 30 d Bob" youngest an
irrepreSslbe American atrocity. minds
no one but papa > Mise Beatrice Chsal
Dick Chetgyn inephew 10 tae duchess: 3
photograph iendl. Mr.. Tracy II. Robertson
Robinson tshe butler. one of the props OF the :,
British constitution. Mr.. Maurice CEeaI
The Camera a most taxing character).
The play was presented without hitch, and
al acquitted themselves in q manner that indi-
Gated careful preparation. The audience was
particularly delighted with Miss Beatrice Cheal.
who had the title role and did splendidly. After
the play was over the young men removed the
chairs from the floor in rniraculously short
time and those present INDUCED in waltz Or
two while waiting for the feyryboat. The going
over the water at sundown, the play. the waltz.
the return at midnight when the city shone IN
all the splendor of her thousands OF electric
lights constituted q grand frolic which those
who took part in il will long remember.
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For more than year r3si the love OF innsic N
this city has been steadily growing Various
clubs and choral societies have been organized.
Musicians of no mean ability have been attracted
here from other cities. churches have realized
the attraction which good music has become for
the masses and have improved IN this re peek
musical affairs have drawn intelligent anu ap-
precsative audiences and the whole people have
been benefited by this developing lore Tor
noble art. The great impetus toward this cesif-
able end was the formation Of the Ladies Mu-
steal Club. Since the foundation OF that socl-
ety. over q year and half ago however, Others
have sprung up to aid and carry out
the good cause aud all are doing
work that can but rebound TO the honor and
credit OF the city. Seattle is at present honored
with the presence OF General and Mira. Russell
A. Alger and their party. General Alger Is un-
doubtedly one OF the CREST men of the country,
and he will be welcome in Seattle for MS own
sake as well az for the friendship which he mas
shown for this city and state. Mrs. Columbus
T. Tyler gave party FridGyin honor Of Miss
Mckee. who is visiting her. On "Wednesday
evening party OF young people gave very
charming party at the Arlington hotel The
Baptist Suuday-schoois gave picnic on Tues
day at Green lake that attended by at least
go persons The reception given st the resi-
dence of CAPTAIN Gilmore on Friday evening IN
honor OF the Rev. and Mrs. Elliott Brown, who
shortly leave for Edinburg, scotland, was Tine
popular tribute to n worthy minister. II was st
tended not only by members of the Presbyterian
church but by many outsiders who sincerely
admire Mr. Brown and his excellent vile On
Tuesday evening Of this week the Seattle Cotil-
lion Club will give its third summer hop at
Rauke's hall. II will doubtless prove as enter
tanning a. these affairs always are. ON Wed1es-
day evening at the Seattle opera-house the
Ladies' Musical Club will give concert that
VIII give the people of the city opportunity
20 understand Just what that fine organization
has achieved in one year. Considerable choral
work will be done. Invitations will be issued
for the event. There was a slight reduction in
the number OF weddings last week, but still the
mil rat
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Burck harat. Mis-. Lena Burckhs-dt, Miss Simp
son. Miss Agthea Diekersou, Portland; Miss Msy
Davis, Miss Carrie Roper, Miss Webster. Mr..
Cooklnghan. Mr.. Burrits, Mr. Clark, Mr. SNYDER,
Mr. Stanley, Mr.. Galley, Mr.. Ballard, Nj. Crab
tree, Captain Dixon and Mr.. Davis.
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Mr.. Fred Baxter's Party.
NJ Fred Baxter on Friday night entertained
o number OF the members OF the Aquila Club
and others st his home on Queen Anne town
The usua. excellent time followed Those pres
emit were: Mrs. G. G. Lyon, Mss Margaret
Rumsey, Miss Judith Hughes, Miss Amy Bur
net. Miss Olive Baxter, Miss Miss Helen Nc
Naught. Miss Maud Ciesry, Miss sdonia Furth,
Miss Evelyn Graves, Miss Nellie Wells, Miss Kate
McGraw. Mr. Harlon Ray. Mr. Fred Baxter, Mr..
Boyd Wells, Mr.. TGII Kellogg, Mr.. James Ep-
pier, Mr.. stockton Rumsey, M. Fred Ranke,
Mr.. Harry Frsderfcks and Nr. VIII silliuian.
Nearly the same party vas entertained on Mon
day nigh: By Mr.. Gus Post.
Luncheon for General and Mrs Alger.
Mr. W. E. Bailey yesterday afternoon 1t the
Rainier hotel entertained 81 luncheon General
and Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Miss Frances Alger,
Mr.. Fred Alger, Mss swift, Miss wetmore. Of
Detroit: Miss Goo1loe, of Lexington, KY; Mr..
Josiah Collins and Mr. Pelly. The menu was
elaborate, Mr.. Bailey making an excellent host.
Ballard Social News.
On Thursday afternoon picnic under the
auspices of the It stephens Episcopal church
was neid at the mouth of salmon bay. This ia
delightful spot Tor a picnic. where boating,
bathing fishing and other open-air pleasures
can be enjoyed 70 perfection. but the enjoyment
OF the guests on this occasion was interrupted
By a heavy shower in which they were drenehsd,
50 that on their return home about O'clock
they presented q tired, sorrowful and be-
dragged appearance. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. George Armour. Nj. and Mrs. W. J.
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wheeler, Rev. and Mrs p. z. Hyland,
Mrs. Gertrude Wheeler, Mrs. Hannah Weiss,
Mrs H E Leader, Master Hyland, Miss Hyiand,
Miss B. McLaehlan, Professor ]. n Layhue, NJ.
Rediek, Mr.. Hancock.
An amateur dramatic company are rehearsing
"Oyer the Hill to the Poor House. which they
viii perform in the opera-house July g.. under
the auspices of the G. A. z Some OF the best
local talent in the town will take part in the
performance, which promises to be very at
Inactive.
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CHARMS OF SOCIETY.
An Attractive Week for Lovers
of Good Music.
PARTIES FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Dinner for Miss McKee-Concert OF the
Ladder Musical Club Next
Wednesday.

he ART OF music
held sway last week
and Il will be the
distinguishing feat
ure OF this weeks
social eatertain-
ment. The interes.
taken on Wednes-
day, Thursday and
Friday IN the mid
summer musical
festival given at
Pettis' Chambres &c
Musique IVES be-
yond expectation
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99ie lit btes /!

Bir bieten einbunoert Dollars 8elobnuno
fur ieben SOL BON Ratarrb, Der nitt bmrd
Ginnebmen bon Sal's 8utarrb sur se5eiIt
trerben fann.
8; S. G9enep & 6 o., Gisentb., SnIebo, ..
Wir bic 1nter5eidneten babea s. s. Gbes
nep lett ben lebten 10 Sahrsn gefannt unc
balten ibn fir pollfommen eblenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures unb fin nciea befd-
bist aile BON ieiner 6irma einsesansensn
8erbinbIihfeiten au erfiiller.
@eit & Truag @robbanbels. .Drosuiiten,
Sclebo, ..
BaIbtnG 8innan & Waruin @reB.
banbelss sSroeuiiten, Tolebc, D.
SalS &atarrb. &Hr toirs innerIih senom.
men unb tpirft bireft auf bas 8(ut unb Bic
i6letmigen Oberfa6en bes Sbite1ns. .3eua=
niiie frei perianbt. 8re,s rs Gfs. fir bic NIa.
i4e. gerfauft bon alien apotbefern.
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aorrespumSem5. . M ort, 10.
Seb. '92. Sn 8e5ug auf bic 9lnfraqe
pegen Der Stump Fuller in Der lebten
Summer Der n6reien YreHe" fam i6
aus @rfabrung bic Hawkeye Crup and
Stump Machine BON Sames Nsilne &
Sons, Scot6 Grope, Sones County,
Soma, empfeblen. 8eiagte Mal6ine
mar bier mdbrenb bes leBten Sdngerz
teltes in meinem palture aufgeitellt unb
BON aSolpb 3iegenbals bonn yorfs
ereet cPolt Office Seguin) ge3eigt unb
gearbeitet. Sie Mai1ine bat 8dume
aus9e5ogen NIT elmer 2ei6tigteit, ipelfe
ans llnglaubli6e srenst. 0arunter
elne pofei6e slpei SUB bonn 8oben
nod % 3oll i'm 9ur6meHsr, itburds
aus geiunben @ur3elu unb 9teiten,
BRET CUB aus ben 8obem, nit einem
pferoe ge5ogen. Ser 8ooen mar iebr
bart unD troden unb es murbe feline
Slrt oDer 9ade gu 9iilfe genommen.
Terner bet bic Mai6ine ben 8orSug,
pap mon BON amei bis iogar au fiinf
Ader obne ben Stanbpunft dnbern au
minnen, auSsieben fann. Sph piir6e
l1 oa ni6t auratbeu, benn Elm etlpa8
ltarter Wtann fann bic Wafbine allein
anfltellen uno abbreden. 9rei ioI6e
gfal!9lnen limb bier iebtin 9batisfeit unb
oefrleo'sen ooQtOmmen. 9.g.
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rebabilitirt tuorben unb bat einen ebs
renbollen Ibf6ieb aug ieinem militariz
i6en gerbdltniiie erbalten.
= Wdbrenb bes @ottesbienltes in
Der proteitentantii6en Stride au Bird
us, Der 9afen 8oritabt BON 9ltben,
ma6te cine ipiiite fanatil6e 8olfsmenz
gs' einen sfnariff auf bas 8ebdube.
Wfan orang in bic Stride ein, perbobns
te uno mibbanbelte ben Geiitli6en unb
bic 8emeinbe Wiitglieber unb ftedte
bann bic Stride in granb. Oas sseuer
tpurbe gel0fdt, na6bem bas @ebdube
tart bef6dbigt tporben mar. Sic
S6uloigen tpurben perbaftet unb iebem
elmer itreEgen 8eitrafung entgesen.
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Mms Dem v@isb 9ife. +"

@ie i6on beri6tet, bate Baron Gap.
monb Seiliere bas Bed, bel ieiner Nnz
tllnft in Stem Dorf, tpobin er getom=
men 1T, um bic Willionert i6mere @itt>
noe Sioermore nit feinem Baronstitel
gu begliiden, in 6olge perldiebener,
aus alter 3eit bartender unb bisber
unbeaablt gebliebener &e6nungen benz
Sheriff in bic 9dnbe gu fallen, Der
gerabe plebeiilf yenug mar, Inn bic
| ganse Baggage bes 9errn Baron, nit
@tnl6luB bes bo6seiili6en @emanbes,
nit geidlag 81 beIegen.
Seitbem limb nod anbere alagen qes
, gen ben ariitofratii6en 8rdutigam a1ls
geltrengt morDen, 10 baB es ii6 iebt
fir ibn nm bic &leinigfeit bon ettpa
100000 banbelt.
Ser Serr Baron GeilIiere lit nun
feinesmegs ein 8eripanbter bes 6auies
Orleans, Dielmebr Wfitglieo bes israe<
lttil6en Barrier 8anfbauies Geiaiere
& So.
Sein 8ater, Der ber5eitige Gbef bes
9auies, warb BON yfapoleon lii. ba=
ronilirt. 8apron &apmono @eiuiere
I mar itets elm GROCER Spieler por benz
2errn unb oeriOr u. u. gnfanss ber
N9tsiger Sabre einmal an ben nun
nerltorbenen, auf allen &ennbabnen
Der QBelt tpoblbefannten Oscar Oe5lz
i6ldger ettpa elm Million ssrancs i'm
internationalen Club in 8abenz8aben.
Seine S6melter, bic Yrinaellin BON
Sagau, tit weniger befannt burd ;bre
S6onbett, als our6 bic tppil1e Yariz
Ter @lsgana, beren gldn3enbfe 9ertre=
term lte lange Sabre mar. 9ie Wsas=
fenbdle Der prin5eilin DON Sasan unb
Der anf benlelben berride1be fabelz
bate 8nruS fno allidbrli6 mdbreno
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