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that WORKING GIRLSBALL.
~ur wyHBrEST or ALL THE DANCES
~ THE MADISON SQUIRE GARDEN.

- 1bcu-sna Women ene Not Ono Man
RI. Cav uniforms and the Pretty Marches
ar.e.n,, and Beautiful Lender-The
Place ro,,ecd ny siris-'rhc Great Growth
s,ccr.. Of the Working Girls Clubs.
v..,.rday's suN told something Of tho ball OF
nrorpjnc girls clubs in the Madison Square
ns,don. IN which 5000 sunny-faced lassies
.'s.od while 5000 admiring friends watched
No., from the boxes and the raised seats back
I'm, hoxes. Tho working girls clubs are scat
" all over New York and the surrounding
"a. and once a wear they get together for
.'..,,tv Ike that Of Friday night. 1t was tho
,e zee. ums they had danced on the broad floor
Gard,n The different clubs wear bright
-, and sashes and brilliant headgear as
49, q, uniform. each club having different
'.,.rs The girls aughingly said that 1t was
rant Diana's Sew Years reception to
w .rtinr Girls Tho goddess has unique.
~ ~ sshioned ideas on tho subject OF enter
..,,,no decidedly at variance with modern
.S"n.ios Tho modern hostess moves heaven
vi =. IN to secure generous percentage OF
~. ~. r.scnline element at her affairs"
, NJ. hasn't a man on her list The modern
ut -, makes herself resplendent In gorgeous
80 a, velyet and lace. Diana's daughters
- simple frocks OF plain dark wool with
~, ,,ttle chsplets and mob capsjaunty aprons.
IA aehus OF bright-colored cheese cloth.
"a make moro brilliant showing than the
.ohorts OF tho Four Hundred In grandest ar
-, The woman who Ia limited to Paris
.n,rs has no idea Of tho possibilities OF .
s..rl.t achu, and would be astonished to sec
~ much more becoming than diamond
ti.ra Ia q PhrygiAn cap OF Libertv's own color.
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DOSES. but simply Tor mutual benefit, I'm
nrovement; and, pleasure. and q great al
pirate at the New Years party before they
ffrinIed the final measures and united with the
Home" as the Diana party Of 1892 came to q
glorious conclusion at Just about tho time
when society begins its balls.
Outside few dlsconsolate men walked up
and down drearily or peered in at the windows
20 catch occasional glimpses Of the flutter OF q
bright scarf or the glow Of n crimson bonnet.
a single policeman stood at the entrance. like
the angel with the two edged sword. to guard
THIS Eden. and answered over and over to the
many Inquiries that "They was a foine lot O.
Gairls at some doin's Within" but he had his
orders to let no min In ut all"
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union was dispensed with. As Il not only inter-
to the Invited guests, who could not share the
dainties,
And while the dancing grew madden and
Dancing In the Barn. Miss Dodge chatted In
the box. where the girl reporters watched the
scene. OF what prosperous year this had been
In the Association OF Working Girls Clubs, and
how Its influence was being felt in cities and
towns both near and remote. where working
bers. In the organization Of new clubs and So
The unique feature OF the association IA the
perfectly Independent and cooperative spirit
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Won = Bad v at Craps.

Charles Williams was arraigned before
Commissioner Shields yesterday on the charge
OF attempting to pass counterfeit hve-dollar
avenue. Wien Officer Pryor arrested him
Williams had $l35 IN good money. He said he
Sixth avenue and Thirty first street Williams
said that the counterfeit S5 was a part Of the
money hs had won at craps. Commissioner
Shields held him for examination.
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OF each club. which dis
claims all idea OF chari-
table organization and
disguised benevolence.
and In which the young
est Junior" has as
much authority as Miss
Dodge. the President Of
the federation. There
stands on record one
club election where q
woman OF social place
and influence was de-
feated as a candidate
for office by a W rking
girl who was nominated
In op position. and only
recently in n club cleo
ton the juniors" oh
jected to the regular
ticket in its entirety
and nominated one ~
their own. which carried
the day In the election.
The clubs are not found
ed for sociological pur-
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M sa11 s.As N TN NAcA

N oaIa 4AH n IN YhA6A
XSsss wsrs no matrons or widows among
a. sussts who danced Every girl was
allowed 70 invite her mother and other
fsninins relatives and friends to cit In
NJ boxes and seats and SEQ tho reveL
There were NO reserved seats. no boxes sold
Il fabulous prioeA The nrst to arrive on tho
scene had best place. and the others crowded
ne different sections to tho wall. The gowns
and bonnets were ss rule. sombre in hue.
and this dark circle enclosing tho brilliant
seens on the floor made tho effect moro bril-
liant like Jewels flashing in dusky casket
No one knows who provided the Garden for
che party. and hence arose the supposition that
the maiden on tho tower opened her house to
these pluoky lsssies who que for no mans IA
vor. but provide their own dinners. and know
how to dance without the support Of the mas
saline arm. The Committee Of Arrangemen
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from ast Yop
der. and looking up encounter the dark eyes
Of Mrs. Irving fixed upon you In laughing but
and cannot join the jewellers. You 60 down
into the d, dressing rooms and offer all
bit Of cheese cloth, but no girl will
grant your request: the precious toggery
Is to be kept for u souvenir. Every
good natured lady takes 9 .chaplet from her
head and gives it to you. 1t is simple thing
Club. You try to adjust It apd find out that It
is an art only perfected in the atmosphere Of
clubdom; The pretty picturesque thing is An
fuses to stay in. place. They all laugh at your
dIscomfitpre. However. the wardens relent at
not deceived. They look at you askance. with
their bright eyes. and know you are an inter-
Miss pSdge shakes her head and tre:
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A House Boat Upset ana Seven Persons
Missing.

PApucAH. Ky. Jan. GA wrecked houseboat
which belonged to John Gutter. and in which
he aud his family. consisting OF a wife and five
children, were living. WAS found floating in the
Tennessee River on Thursday evening. As
none Of the family can Le found, It Is feared
OF the night before and lost.
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DOCTORS Mccoy and WIlDMAN.

6Bast @2d street Grand Central Depot New York
city. and 1877 Montague street Brooklyn. where al
enrahe cases treated with II live ~
distance write for a symptom blank. }.rl
CONSULTATION At OFFICE OR az MAIL FREE.
Address oil mail to East 42d street. New York city.
ONCE hours-Y to II A. NJ. . to I T. NJ. to r. Il.
daily. Sundays 8 To IL A. NJ ,..l~
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you would pass you hear one of o group OF pink
and gray girls ask: What paper is that girl
FROM" and as Miss Dodge answers they all
excaim: Oh. THEtiUN's all right" and break
ranks for you to pass.
circle OF m H SUPPORTING arms. but they
couldn't DANCE with any more semblance OF
satisfaction than they whirled together to the
wall flowers and no favoritcs Everybody
danced all the time. Sometimes their methods
weren't quite up to date. but nobody criticised
Little girls that couldn't dance ut all skipped
about with their arms :, intertwined and
sse ettsr than the srls e who lead Tie
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would care to have. They are bright and have
a good deal OF talent. especially In the way OF

music.
Two Of the three came at single births. Il
will he remembered, while the third. FloriEeL
the differing dispositions While. Viola and
Judson are opsn and frank. little. FlorizeL
face. is a silent. lonely child. with tendency
to be secretive. She seems to dream good
deal. md handles the truth In fantastic way
that is peculiarly fascinating.
So matters. stand in the Miller family at
present Both are waiting to see wheth or the
filled, Mrs. Miller reslenedly. Mr.. Miller With .
perturbed spirit
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DR.. McGonigIe Wants = Stay.

WHITE PLAINS. Jan. Cat a special term Of
the Supreme Court to-day. Justice Dykman
presiding. LAWYER W. J. Birdsall counsel for
DIR. McGonigle convicted OF manslaughter in
causing the death Of Annie Goodwin. made .
OF afiirmance OF the General Term Of the con-
yiction OF the defendant. The motion was OPP
posed by Assistant District Attorney Barlow
means to carry the case t. the Court 81 APP
peals. Justice DykDan reserved his decision.
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the LrApra or fiE hAkeu. eyes. IL You questioned
her as TO where she learned this Irt OF grace,
mn and fiutfer away out Of your reach, quaint
picture in her white cap and kerchief and
apron. .....-.
have been refreshments served in the in-
: -: rs 81 Ss sss. 7.ss ~" ~
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Wen, instead Of
dck and suffering;
healthy and Wig.
orcus, instead Of
worn-out and
weak; bright eyes,
clear skin, rosy
CHI . eks - you
wouldn't think 10
was the same wo-
man, and it's oil
due to the use Of
q few bottles Of
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Sent Threatening Letters t. = Msrrss2
Woman. r'

GEEEEsBURcH. Pa. Jan. GA warrant has
been issued for the arrest Of J. B. MCGUIRE, Q
young man Of Irwin. charged with writing
Mrs. Davis He said ina letter that no would
shoot her or burn her house unless she would
elope with him. Tho young man clains to be
weekswlll become III age md will receive q fore
tune This. it is thought, has Attracted Mo-
Guira ~ -
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odd HEApDHEssN

Gordon Of police suddenly surrounds the han
and guards every entrance to the seats, FOR tho
girl visitors. excited by the music and intoxi-
reSeI. forget ali deeorum. and long to 60 down
and Join the carnival. The sentries do not
wear the bright buttons Of Inspector Byrnes's
BY a. bright blue badge. but the biggest and
handsomest Of policemen could not do more
guardians Of the peace. Something in the
graceful abandon and unconscious. Joy Of
The dancers sI flls your soul With desire to
cause you have your hat on. You-ex
doesn't make any difference to her: you have
to obey orders: You take your hat OF. and
stealing along the gallery try to gain the floor
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cOtlllpn. ANA. III Splto
Of the revelryand af'An-
don. there WAS a gentle.
Hll-pervading dignity
that saved the romp
from becoming disor-
derby. and kent the
mass from resolving it.
self into a mob.
The queen OF the car
nival was the slender,
stately. graceful Miss
Minton. who led the
musical drill. and. with
Miss Losing. conduct
ed the grand march.
She walked likeaqueen
to her coronation as she
led the file in the drill,
and stood erect, lightly
poised and motionless.
like a well-drilled SOL
dier. when she waited
aud reviewed the line
as passed. The artists
raved about her figure
and carriage. and the
people applauded as
she marched, but she
was unconscious OF 1t
all and never lifted her
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Searching the WOODS for = Missing Woman.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. Ono trace OF Patty Wil-
llams. the missing Brookfeld woman. has
been found. and it is feared that she has wan
dered into the woods and died from exposure
She bad a severe attack Of the grin on Nom
day. md 1t was noticed that she acted strange.
ly. 1t is thought that her ~ md was aiicctad
by illness. The woods and Holds for several
miles were thoroughly searched Yesterday.
liam Roo dragged tho still Niver. The search
was continued to day.
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CHIEF ENoINEHR o'coNNBLL
CHIEP ENGINEER 0'C0NNELLS ST0RYs
HE rs THE READ ENGINEER OF TIL
FIFTH VENUE HOTEL.


Mr. John oConne IL the chief engineer Of the Finn!
wasn't he wouldn't bs chief engineer OF the Firth Ave.l
nue. Hotel good dea bigger position thnn that OF CHIEF
engineer OF u big steamship There seven enor.S
nous boilers IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel that fnrnshi
tho heat and steam for the hosiery In
world Cher Engineer O,Conneii has been there for
fourteen years He lives there reporter found him;
in HIS cosey tho second floor facing Twsni
tyfourth street Mr.. UConnell pretaced his remArks'
BY saying
al am not fond Of newspaper notoriety and always
avoid It, hut feel a OF obi CATION this
to DO tors Mccoy and Wildman for what they have
done for me hal catnrrh for about three ysrrs AZ
frst began by naee2inH ana lit hacking cough and
raising niucus in he mornings was subject TO tho
least change IN the weather and caught cold
very easily Tho catarrH bothered me good
deal had, a ringing in my ears and my
nOstrlls would kton up-nrst AMI then tho
other. When would cough would have pains In my
chest. One OF tho worst symptoms mad WAS head.
aches. They were awful DOrtors Mccoy and Wild.
man very snoressih in their treatment Of me. r
don't have any trouble now.
Il am perfectly cured
II anybody doesn't eieve what have told you. lse
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ErrHus1AsM IN THE BcxA

ENTHUS1AgM IN THE Do0A
As each club passes It's headquarters. Il IA
cheered by it's friends. and responds with a
great; waving Of handkerchiefs: The leaders
wheel again and lead the head lines back and
forth across the centre Of the hall. while still
the long file extends around the arena. And
10 the people cheer the moving mosaic and
dead from sheer fatigue. they quicken their
stately steps into skip and then into q mad
hurrying fest. and ends the march in the
merriesf romp' until. GREATNESS with
laughter. they. break from the lines
A soon as the dancing begins
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nm AND BLUE. YELLOW AND WHITE.
~enevai glasses. kissed and chirped and
nned and hurried and scurried up stairs
n theiE arms entwined in pretty girlish
~ SsMon- such tossing Of bangs and settling
Si, caps and coronets before the glasses, while
p,sa cheeks grew tinker az their own
vtSV renectlon. and pale faces flushed
~ the JOY OF anticipation. Up stairs
inS steat arena was mass. OF NOV.
hs, Eve caps chartered with girls in scarlet
SirIS u and then moved away to smile on
MT Nv " gold chapots. and with every motion
w. ~ .aaieldoscop" turned its tints into new and
AZ Sa9re brilliant combinations.
m AZ r. orlock the leader Of the orchestra took
~ us baton. and with the first notes the
ns s%astlG q; mass swayed. trcmbled. then as by
ons s,e az the scarlet caps grayitated toward
nv the nucleus OF blue.draped box. the
Srn .es oonnets nodded close like 10 bed Of snow
SyHS I'VE; and at the head OF the line the girls
si" ,n me blue lchus waited impntiently the
M. A., 81 their leaders, two slender maidens.
spton and hcadiress.
ms entrance 4 woman in n scarlet cap
N %as Apping her foot t1the inspiring strains
X M music woman with the happiest glow
GHot sTong. earnest face. the most tender
her brave and kindly eyes, woman
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five GFeOI ITu1ItD0
y,d New York Central every day in the present.
ing the fastest most complete and luxurious service
ever ofYs red TO the West and southwest.-Ads.
HsSyss s,,asss ssSSgs e y. -. Tors
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plsardsrsd stomach cured By
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Siola, atill hVInR.
Wellington. Melbourne. d's sont In o
| Ayl,nrtop Fairfield died ~
October. 1855.
October. 1887.
November. 1898.
December. 1899,
December. 1891.

Sov'm0eF 1855 Alton sn.rweoa died in 8 months
December ss;. :si'h ;,'5.
has been married eight years, She has
gwen birth to fourteen .children.two single
tpst 81 th ssss f TSsee
secure good period OF life to them. The
chance for lie. II anything Is TO be judged
from her other sxns;renSe with triPie tS.t w-s
an"ry st aesTs,' prde from
being shared by her relatives Is 80 langh ,e a.
graced the family. and her husband says he, is
WRs to R
human to have children this way and that
an fknS hsy srs Of snt
syEsy wSman's proph.sey, MS. Millerhas yet
There are many curious things In connection
with y hGsG Of ar 1 Ms Ave T nns rt
s sounds or at s osn 1su alto
na sG an DSs snss births he i
Weighed nine pounds and the boy nine and
one -half pounds. The twins weighed four or
MI Mrs er says It Very strange to notice
the conduct q one Of a set Of twins, or triplets
when the Or 9thsfs ARE sfE Fer I'm
here in, Putnam county; while the third was
stricken with death, the third. 50 many miles
away isl! sick also and In the three days ia
sturor from which the doctor thought, 1t could
never recover After the two died. the third
recovered. In the case Of the first tripiets only
two were sick TO the point Of death; but when
never rscoveged. When Waldo Esmond was
and moan. and Mrs Miller Thought she
was going, But sopehow or other the crisis
struggle back to lie alone, In the eases OF
the other twins. although the one survived the
other Tor while. the end was soOn evident
and hope was gone long before death came.
Although she has borne all these children.
Mrs Miller Ia In very fsir health and looks no
more than her years. She is we'll. ducated
siti0n. The living children who are old enough
to underst "'' ,rtonate. and show.
even befo strangers. that he is good moth.
sosns and attractive saiIdrsn q any pSopls
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&fpmfe 9ailett !,
Blpmie gaiuest !!

NlpHIe SdtHeH! BlDu1e Xalueh!
ggeibe aaln uno biutn geae gu Gents ST. $25 s0
s2a g. 5eoeas Saan 9ab gearbei, nit SabO gun unb t
nmnem &ragn Wantn ar3 beaban biS $780,
MBe Saan fir Cents 81 81 lnre aus.
uabl bon nteua 1T so 25 snommen
uno bic fir 40 6n unieren 65 so un 50 Gents Mnmm
3t III Ne1ttS.
Gine &f georndten nu Sfe gebrudn Weuien
martren gonge Site satnma @Oe Dies nb aa Der gaOn
anpanenb gDaarn mel Mbral
ben mir brfanen ie nur Mttwo6 gu II Gents.
SisaasfD 8Drbe! 2nnd1 Sf0rbe!
l3 gubenO 2un6 init Dedel Grill gut gemad baen
lone fur nnr Gents @alonen gr0 20 Gents @auonen
GroBe 5 Gents Bap6rbe balber % Gr6Be h
auBr rage Der bein 8agans
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9ie maBgeben6en militdrifden
&reiie Berlins intereiiiren fieb aus gils
ten @riinben lebbaft fir bic frans0ii-
i6eit Veriube nit benz tleuen Mepetirs
geipebr NIT einem &aliber bon nur 6
Wfillimetern. Wfan erbIidt barin einen
meuen 8etpeis Der ldngit feftitebenben
3batia6e, baB bas 2ebelgemebr ben
neueiten Sorti1ritten midt getpadlell
1T. Die Gran3oien baben fi1 enblid)
aud gu bieier @iniibt befennem unb
f9weren 9er3ens entf6lieBen mlffen,
audi ibrerieits ben Mamnlihers8er=
i6lub all aboptiren unb nur auf Elm
fleineres 4aliber su iibertragem. Diez
fer gmtf6IuB ber Gransoien n1a9t es
natirli9 Der beutf1en Seeresleitung
notbuenbig, tpieber eiiem ipeiterell
S9ritt Dsrndrts 5u geben.
Sie yta6ri6t aus 3an3ibar bon
Der gfieberlage Der beuti6en Colonial
Sruppe unter Baron BON Biilop (nidt
Barlotp) beftdtigt ii1. Das @efeht
bat i'm 2anbe Der Mof1i lit ber Mdbe
bes &ilmambf fdarozG zGebirges itattgefun=
ben. Ser ganae Siftrict nm Sort Wfa=
rong iit BON ben guropdern berlaKen
iDoroen, nur bic englif6en Miiiiondre
iin6 nod bot unb ipibmen li1 Der
pflege Der beripunbeten Deutl9en.
Die fdblifden gpnlerpatipen bas
ben nnnmebr officieu ben Mntifemetiss
mus als elm bringenbes Yarteigebot ers
fldrt. 9tuf bem iiingIten parteitage
tpurben gei6liifie segen bic Soeialbes
mofratie rnb gegen bic ntpa6fenbe SUI
benma6t" angenommen. Sn einenl
berielben tpirb Der 2anbtag aufgefore
bert, bic erforberli6en legislatipen
MaBregeln gu ergreifen, bamit Der 8ers
breitung bieier beiben @emeini6dbert
burd bic preife entgegengemirtt unb
ibrer Ma9t bic gebubrerben 96ranfen
ge3osen tperben fDnnen.
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Snterefiamtea GinSeftanbniR eimes
ee0rmerS.

Gin in Mansfielb, Sarrant Gonntn,
iuobnenber 8aumipolls pHanser, 6. @.
Gris3le, fagt in einem Der 6arnerbries
|, fe, pel6en Die @aIbeiton rgfetps" ieit
etniger 3eit ibre Spalten ge0ffnet bat,
Die folgt: yGiele bon nns, ipel6e
banptid6li6 8aumtpolle sieben, neil
fe bes @laubens iinb, es iniifie 10 iein,
betommen niemals nur einen Dollar
bon benz @elbe, ipel1es ibre Grnte
bringt, in bic 6anb. gDie bas fpmmt2
ginfa6 baber, baB lie ijber ibre Gin
finite unb MitteI bimaus lebem.
QBir baben immerfort soieber 8aunts
ipolle gebaut unb ums INNER tpieber
bic 0offnung Dorgefpiegelt, obglei6
mir bitten ipiHen iollen, iie mar cine
triigerifde, 6ab mir i'm Iaufenben Sabre
enbli6 baar Gelb in bic 0anb befonls
men tDiirben. gDenn Der 6erbft bann
fam nnb bic @rnte berfauft mar, fans
ben mir, baB mir mad ipie Dor in
S6ulben ifedten. Wes1alb mir 10 tief
in bic S6ulben geratben tparen9 Meil
mir 6as fauften, mas mir ielblt au
0auie bdtten aieben follen.
Sd fam bas iagen; benn i6 bin
ielbit einer bDn benen, ipel6e 10 tb6s
riGt geuirtbidaftet baben. 8is bor
sipei Sabren babe i6 nie baran seba9t,
Weisen 3u sieben; mein Meli6torn
CAB faft reselmdbig cine Geblernte; i'd
sog ni6t aenug GIeif6 fiir ben eigenem
Wirtbf6aftsbebarf; aber i1 pflanste
ein grDBes 8aumtpollfeIbl 9lllea @eiz
aen, ben i'd fir 8rob notbig bate,
ebenio etwa 700! Pfunb 6leii6, bonn
&affee, 3uder, Sal3, 9abaf unb 10
ipeiter ni6t gu ipre6en, taufte i6 auf
&rebit, unb bic naturgemdBe 6olge
muBte fein, bab i6 i'm 9erbft beim
&aufmann tief in Der S9ulb mar.
unb 10 treiben es ieBt nod niele nteiz
ner GarmergenOfen; i6 aber ni6t
mebr. Sd babe nit bieiem Sabre cine
neue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. begomnen !;
auf arebit iuirb ni9tS mebr getauft !;
ipenn i'd ni6t bas baare 8elb babe,
irgenb etiuas 5u faufen, 70 lafIe ids
nngefauft, umb 70 fomme id) ni6t
mebr in bas Sdulbbu6 bes aaufs
manns, unb mas i'd gum 2eben unb
fir ben 9ausbebarf brande, 8rot,
Sleii6, Sped u. +. 10. 5iebe id bon
| jebt ab auf Der eigenem 6arn.
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2. 6 aptttl.

Dos Soblenberamerf in @rieSbad,
mar etipa cine WealtunSe BON Der See
leit'n4 ODER 5eeSorf entfernt. 5eit
fiinfsebn Sabren in aereaeltem getrieb
nahbein ifon in alter Seit bort5efbit in
firSen nno lansen nnterbredunaen
aoblen eemonnen muroen, lieferte es
iett In ben 6dnben elmer s(ftiemaelells
fdaft reiden @rtras. Seine Saden,
MaiAimem, 5hadtbduler, oamit in
gerbinouns ltebenben inbuftriellen Gtab.
liGements nnb atrbeiterbduier biloeten
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