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value OF which he did not himself know. The
portafce. but more valuable still was It to
know that within u week he had settled bis
bill at one Of the most select London hotels"
;" How did you deduce the select?'
by the select prices. Eight shillings for
bed. and eightpence for glass OF sherry
pointed to one OF the most expensive hotels.
There are not many in London which charge
at that rate. In the second one which visited
in Northumberland avenue learned by an In
spection OF the book that Francis H. Moulton.
an American gentleman. had only left the day
before and on looking over the entries against
him came upon the very items which had
seen In the duplicate bill His letters were to
be forwarded to 226 Gordon square. 30 thithar
travelled. and being fortunate enough to
find the loving couple at homo ventured to
rive them some paternal advice. and to point
out to. them that 1t would be hetter In every
way that they should make their position Q
little clearer. both to the public und to Lord
Robert St Simon in particular. invited them
to- meet ct him here: and md as you see made him
;. but with no very good results. !" remarked;
"Ah. Watson" aaid Holmes. smiling. per
maps you would not be very gracious. either.
II after all the trouble OF wooing and wedding.
You found yoursel II deprived In an instant OF
wife and Of fortune. think that we may
Judge Lord Robert very mercifully. and
thank our stars that we are never likely to
find ourselves In the same position. Draw
your chair up to the fire. and hand mo my
violin. for the only problem which We have
still to solve is how to while away these black.
autumual evenings"
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THE, ISLE OF SKULLS.
A Wonsn's' Lonely Lise Surrounded By the
Bones OF Her Tribe.

From the San Franetsco Eromfner.
On the lonely Wind swept island y Of San
county where as far back rs the memory OF
man runs. HUNDREDS oi White skeletons h have
stranse e extinct race. me Island is ten miles
long and owl in shape. being four miles across
tine. sandstone. and steatite are found there
among the human bones; and the island and
r s thst Il Is ~
In 1885 the padres OF Santa Barbara. learn
ing that there were hut sixteen Of the strange
rescue them from the, island. They went over
In sloop and succeeded. ~ 20 they thought, In
indian Woman a an returned for her child. and one
Of the frequent storms OF the. channel islands
spfinging np. the sloop was driven away With:
S sstssn ye a Capt George Sdever and
fS spt tsr %s' San Fs Sse
in hs Aad Thsy ssw ons
It was two years thereafter that the adven-
I3Ht Of tHs Footprints 10 the uncsnny island.
determined to GO and DISCOVER and bring over
sa nyM Of xsG he sa nrd At sSns
With long Ions Ia tawny hsjr dressed in queer ssrb
bone knife. the bnbber from q seal.
They surrounded and approached her
stealthily, and although suddenly confronted
she lid not appear In the least afraid. but
smiled, and then. falling on her knees. prayed
t. the sun. The wild woman offered no obieo-
tlon when by signs she was made t., under
stand that she was to go with them In the boat.
They reached santa Barbara across the
woman saw was Dr.; =. l. Shaw now 90 years
had never ss seen nor heard Of any Object like IT,
and though the man and horse were one, and
she knelt on the shore and offered her devo-
tiOns to ii. Two weeks aiterward the last In
hsbitant o. rock-ribhed. temrest-tosssd Ban
Nicolas died from eating food to which she
VIA unacc ustomed. furnished by her rescuers
and the curtain fell on her race forever.
Wild dogs had eaten her child. Her dress Of
red and niue feathers. a wonderful creation OF
bar,,aric hands. was sent to the Pore OF Rome
Relic hunters have gathered mOrtRrs. pestles,
ollas, t.,y steatite canoes, and other curious
things Their" for some years past. and shipped
E.,stes h skeetGirs sSd parts Of skslstens
to-day the bones Of thousands OF Indians aro
scattered about there. Rome lie face down. In
dicating that they have fallen In battle. There
La IL known AS the Isle OF SKULLS"
"Th, lonely island. whose highest part 10
but l.u4O feet above the sea-" snid q resident
Of Ventura last night is noted for the high
srtistic class of many-of its relicA Had the
woman rescued. then % yoars old not died. q
been told Of the race so long hemmed In by
RS xssts Of EatsIs sbcut Aa It y. much Of
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The Great Nerve, Brain, and Blood
Invieorant.

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IS, beyond all question. the greatest
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Use this wonderful remedy II you Wish to get well.
for and positive cure. For sale BY all drug
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Is This How You Feel?
IfyOu arc weak, tfred, and nervous
with Meiess feeling and no q ambition
to work, it will restore your strength
vigor; and energies. Nyou are sleep
less and wake tired mornings, with
dull head, bad taste in the mouth. no
appetite. depression Of mind. and ex-
treme nervousness, 1t will clear your
head, tone up your nerves. invtgorat0
your blood, and put vim and life into
you.
Dr. Greene the lecturer and specialist In The
and chronic diseases can be eonsutsA
free at his ONCE IS West 18th st. New York. psrsouay
BY letter.
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We'll. really. came to seek theory. not to
PROFOUND one. have given you all the facts.
Since you ask me- however. may say that 1t
has occurred to me as possible that the excite
ment OF this affair. the consciousness that she
had made 20 immense social stride had the
effect Of causing some little nervous disturb
ance In my wife"
In short that she had become suddenly de.
ranged2"
well. really. when consider that she has
turned her back-I will not say upon me. hut
upon 90 much that many have aspired to with
out success. I can hardly explain 1t In any
other fashion"
well. certainly. that is also conceivable
hypothesis" said Holmes. smiling And now.
Lord Robert. think that have nearly all
my data May ask whether you were seated
at the breafsst table SO that you could see out
Of the Window"
I'VE could see the other side Of the road an
the park"
quite So Then do not think that need
dotain you. shall communicate with YOU"
Should you be fortunate enough to solve
this problem" said our client. rising.
"Ihsve solved It."
Where. then. IL my wlfs2"
That 10 detail shall speedily supply"
Lord Robert shook his head. II am afraid
that it will take wiser heads than yours
or mine" he remarked. and bowling In state
~. old-fsshioned manner. he departed.
1T Is very good OF Lord Robert to honor
my head by putting 1t on a level with his own"
said Sherlock Holmes. laughing. Il think
that shall have whiskey and soda and u
cigar after all this orcss-auestioning.
had formed my conclusions as to the case be-
fore our client came Into the ROOM"
Ny dear Holmssw
II have uetss Of several similss ssssA
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article. Tor example. as to the disappearsnce
OF the bride"
Lord Robert glanced over It. Eyes. It IL cor
rect as far IS It goes"
But 1t needs great deal Of supp lem entins
before any one could offer an opinion. think
that may arrive at my facts most directly By
questioning YOU"
PRAY do 3d."
when did you FIRST meet Miss Doranr"
In San Francisco year ago."
you were travelling In the States?"
"Yes."
ibid you become engaged thsnr
NO"
but you were on sfriendly footing p"
Twas amused By her society. and she could
see that was amused"
Her father Is very riohi"
He IL said to be the richest man on the Pa
cinc slope"
"And how did he make his money!"
I'm mining. He had nothing Q few years
ago Then he struck gold. invested It and
came up BY leaps and bounds"
NOW. what 10 your impression - to the
young lady's-your wifes-oharaotsrr
The nobleman swung his glasses little fast
or and stared down into the IRE. you soc.
Mr.. Holmes" said he. my wife was 20 before
her father became rich man. During that
time she ran free In q mining camp. and wan
dered through woods or mountains. SO that her
education has como from nature rather than
from the schoolmaster. She is what we call In
England . tomboy. with q strong nature. wild
and free. unfsttsred by any sort Of traditions
She 10 mpetuous-voicanio, Was about TO say.
She 10 swift In making up her mind. and fear
less In carrying out her resolutions On the
ether hand would ~ havs stvsa her ~
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bic sustraft piro auf slns srDbere JId9.
9ie fsh[lun ssbatterie.

Bon GROCER Widtigteit 1T aud bic
lei1te Sransportfdbisteit oes Saaona
uno bes oaau seborisen gpparats. Ser
8allon muB aus m6slibit lei6tem, Dos
BEL aber bod iebr bauerboitem uno mi.
berfanosfdbieem Material beiteben.
9ie gngldnDer MAIDEN neuerbings ibre
8allons fir bic slrmee aus ipgenann.
ten @olbIdldgerbdutden. oeren Sereis
tuns als @ebeimnib beuabrt wiro. Dod
,peiB man, baB bieier Stoff aus Der ins
neren 8ertleioung Der S6afbdrme Der.
eeitellt mirb, inbem man BON spei bts
slpDlf bieIer duberif biinnen, aber sdben
unb elaiiiiden Membranen bur6 tar.
ten bpbraulii6en Sruf gu elmer einsi'
gen 5uiammenpreBt. Gin oaraus se-
ferti9ter Sallon .iit boppelt 70 tbeller.
als elmer aus Seioe. gBi6tis 1T aud
Der @pparat our Siilluns Oes Saaons.
Sie beuti6e &esierung beoient lid
neuerbings oes BON ibr ansetauften
&i6ter gJtajert'i6en 8erfabrens, bel
tpel9em bas Gas in eomprimirtem gu.
itanbe in i9miebeeiIernen SlaIen obet
Saflons transportirt tpirb. 9ie Sill
lung fann augenblidlid bemirft meroen
uno Der seitraubenbe YroceB Der Gas.
entiuifeluns fGllt sans fort.
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Man mir erfaunt iein, gu erfa6ren,
bab Die Serwenolng bes 2uftballons
i'm Sriege teinespegs iebr neuen Sa=
tums lit, ionoern bereits Dor na1esu
bunbert Sabren cine aabefannte Sa1s
mar. 3aum batten bic @ebriloer
Monsolfier uno Yrofeiior Gbarles ibre
wi6tiee @rfinouns bes 2uftballpns ges
ma9t, als aud ibon Die Mufmerflam-
feit Der Seerfiibrer ii6 barauf ri9tete.
Sn ben Sabren 1893 unb 1894 lieB
man pd6reno Der 8elaserung Der Sc
itun9en 8alenciennes, Maubeuge uno
Gbarleroi Guftballons aufitei9en, um
bic Stellun9en beg Geinbes aus ii1erer
uno bequemer S0be aussufunbi6aften.
Mu6 pdbreno Der S6ladt BON Sleurus
tamen lie sur Inwenoung.
9lu1 cine intereHante grinneruna
aus unierem Sursertriese 1T nit Dem
2uftballpn bertniipft; @eneral Wlc-
@lellau perlpenbete tpdbreno Der Sdmpfe
um &i9mono elm SeKelballpn NIT 9u=
tenn @rfolee. SerIelbe mar bur1 tele=
srapbifde 9eitung nit bem Sauptquar=
tier berbunben, uno 10 tpurbe Mcglel=
Ian uno iein Stab auf's @enaueite UNI
Dollifdnbiste, Obne bas 3elt perlaHen
3u miifen, iiber alle @inaelbeiten Der
S9ladt unterri9tet.
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Sei'm Sd,i6ial FAM ntcr mid
entgeb'n.
(Sdhfit.)

. (Sdhfih.)
vMit Waier'I9". iast Willer su ieiner
Nloen, "a.
rSs es ni6 ldnger mebr aus3u6alben!"
@r meent Die Saroei i'm britten Stof =
nSie is e 2anoibbe ilnb @r ipie e BOD
So eihcniinni9 uno eg9li6 I'M Saus.
Sas Yeite luiro iein. mir sieben aus!"
@ans dbnli6 fat por Ell baar @o6en
Ser Wtaier Su ieiner @abbin seIpro.
6en,
llnb alIo fam's, baB an eenem Sag
Sn Dem Sauie mar e @ei9lebb uni
@ebrag
llno bciOc Sarbeien, ionit ie6r befrein.
oct,
Sept aber ie1r miteinanoer beTeinoet,
3u slei6er 3eib ibr Mobiliar
@us oem Sauie ibafoen- wie ionoer.
bar
@eeB &nebb6en, es mar ia Der 3pea
erreidb,
Wenn Gems nur bon Der S6belle
tpei6b, -
Sod, oaB lie Seibe oas Saus perlaI-
len,
War Sic oo6 2ugius seuiIermaBenl
g(ber 9 S9eenite fpmmt erit i'm sipee=
.tr ten Sbeel
Sentt Sid ben S6reden meiner Seel',
gSie iie in Die neue Wobnung tommen,
Sa miro erit bon Seiben nabr9enpm.
Je a men,
SaB lie = ipeeB Gopo, es is nitp erlo.
''a @ gen -
3ufdlli9 in's ielbe Sauie ge,ogen:
Sic Wtiiler'id in bic @ridoe = bit
Ylamage -
llno Die Maier'I6 MI eben in Die Speeos
gbase -
Sabraus 9anS beiblid su erieb'n:
OaB Der Yteni6 iei'm S9idial mid tanh
Sos enogeb'n,
llno penn's bei6oimmb is, oaB es ae-
~ f.. ia ~ ideb, t rl
3rie6b man eensn S9tpibs bonn Sliem'
.u E Il. dentaHee
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SeHelbailons TIM &riese.

gfo9 1T bic abenteuerli1e Nadri6i
CUR 3eit Der leBten 6riibjabrsmanober
Der ruiiii6en 9lrmee an Der oeutlhen
unb 6iterrei6iiden @rense in frii6er
@rinneruns. oaB pl6blid 2uftbalora
in elmer SObe, Die fir bic ruiiiiden Sc.
i9oiie ni9t errei1bar mar, BON Der
preubiiden @rense beriiberi6webten,
nit boiler Mube Die ruifiiden Seipe-
sunsen, Eager unb Yeri9ansunser
recosnoscirten uno bann tpieber ii1 in
berielben &i9tuna, BON Der iie setom.
men, entfernten, unb 3war punberbarer
8eiie sdnSlid unbetiimmert I'm Die
berri6enoe wiorise 2uftitr6mune. Sieit
grSdblun9 mar augeni9einli9 oarari
bere6net, ben @lauben su tpefen, ala
lei bic oeuti6e Seeresberpaltuna i'm
geiibe lentbarer 2ufti6ifie. Sapon III
jeoO9 feline 8eoe. gDie bereits BEL Den
Nrmeen Der anoeren europdii6en Staa.
ten, beiibt Breuben i'm NnI6lub an iein
giienbabnregiment aub cine militdri.
i6e 9lbtbeilun9 fiir 9ufti6iffer, beren
@inridtung bis auf bic 3eit turs mad
benz fran5Oiiihen 9riege 3uriideebt.
So6 bei6dftigt ii6 bieie Sruppe nur
nit ben iogenannten SeHelballons, Die
iid gum 3wefe Der &ecpsnosciruna
uno observation-disclosures uiibli9 eripieien
baben.
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2atoniider 8ei9eib. =
Satin: GaHm bier WO1en perbeiras
tbet, tebrit 0u aus oem g8irtbsbaule
trlt 4benbs ipdt nad Sauie suriid? Sd
lode por yButb. Gatte: Sas lit mir
lieb su bOren. SD 9laubte, Su tpun.
telt earnidt toden.
. 8 eflii9elte 90 Worte. sd
tann nibt bis Orei sdblen!" iaete Der
gieutenant am leBteu oes Mpnats. Z a
,6blte er ieine Wtarfitiide. - n@ian
muB bier 10 @ian6es binunterI6luden +"
Iaete bic Gans. 9a marc lie se.
nuoelt.
= Sei6eibeu. Sun9er Mann
(su ieiner gln9ebeteten): .g9em iA
nur wliitr, pofiiri sic ii@ bessiitern!~
Game; Sir alles @ute, Cole uno
66one!" Sunser Wtann: .SerrliA!
bann bari i6 ollO holfen2"
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,,@sflen eie fterbem 2"

Iraste, ipie bas rMain3er Sournal"
sr;ablt, ein 2ieutenant bel @pnienbeim
einsn 9lrbetter; mel6er meeen ieines
bebentli9en Sdwantens iiber i'm
laGte. Ser gsfra9te antwortete: SD
babe Die 3rieee 1866 unb 1870 riitse-
ma6t uno bin nidt seforben uno
werbe au9 beute nidt iterben. "Sier.
auf blieb er ON 2ebeh E 'it
9a bdtten mir benn bic 26iuna Der
brenuenoeu SSrage. Ser Semafnete
(lieutenant ober Solbat frast ben
Gipiliiten in tritiiden Momenten, OF
er iterben iDplle. uno nur ipcnn Die
gntport beiubeno ausfallt, miro er
9et6otet. a4i"a 81 1.t
sllleroings bat niht jeoer geira9te
bic eroBen Sriese miteemabt, uno mub
bann cine anberslauienoe 9lntiport ge-
ben. Oils iolde empfeblen mir.
,Nein, i6 babe Weib uno Ginb slt
Saus, Die obne mid peroerben. /"
(Seine.)
Ooer: ,Seoame, i6 babe gu mor-
aen ben Gteuerboten pieosr beitellt, oa
ib beute teiu @elo bate" d.
Ooer; Bite. mad Sbnen !"
~, l, Ii. 10.
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Gin llmitano, Der Die Seoba1tuna
aus Der Soselperipectibe bon Der Son.
bel bes SeNelbalpns aus erbeblib er.
ldwert, lit bas S1tpanten oerielben.
Gin 9aqon, Der frei babin fIiest, alio
ben 2uftltr6munaen p0llis folat.
Idmantt naiiirli1 gar nidt; er
idwimmt obne ieoe Sewesunsim i'm 2uft=
ocean bahin. uno 10 unmertlib it iein
aufities. gtiebergans uno feline ieitli6e
Seweguns, oaB oer 4eronaut iol1e nur
aus Der Sewesuns binausseworfener
Yapieri6nibel ertennen fam. 9lnoers
beim SeHelbaaon. 9as Sell, wel9es
ibn nit einem feifen Yuntt Der Grbe
perbinbet. bietet Der 2uftltrDmune, Die
ben ieltlamen @osel nit ieinsn Sniai-
en gu entfiibren ltrebt, itarten 9Biber=
fano. Sesbalb i6winst Die @onbel
bin uno ber, unb nenn man nitbt auf
glbbilfe bebabt mare, wiirbe Die 9ln=
penoung pbotosrapbii6er 9lpparate, ia
elblt oas Santiren nit bem 6ernrobr,
CUR llnmOelidteit uerben. Sesbaib
bot man Die 8onbel neuerbin9s ni9t
birect nit oem Sell in 8erbinoung 9es
bra1t, ionbern bieielbe in Elm Irt 5ras
pea aus Seilsn unb Stansen einse=
ipannt, all tpel9e Der SeHelltrid befe-
itiet wiro. go bleibt bic 8onoel ni4t
| nur rubia uno itationdr. ionoern aud
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Sas 9seIIelieil.

Sas Seil 1T I'm cine 9urbel sf.
idlunsen, pel6e leidt uno li6er ab.
lduft, fobalb Der Sallon emporitrebt.
Sp6 lit brr6 Elm Spitem pon &ollcn
oafiir Sorse setraeen, baB Der Sallpn
ni6t etpa gu idnea iteist, 10 baB elm
9lbreiBen ober Serihlinsen oes Seilea
perbinbert lpirb. Sie @onbel lit du.
berit compenoi0s, unb entbdlt allen
n6tbi9en 3ubeb0r, namentlid aud ben
pbotoarapbiiden 9lpparat, uno ferner
Die Gbemifalien fir Galcium= una
Wasneiiumlidt in seniisenOem Dor.
rat6.
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Spru6 bes @eltweiIen

= Sreffenber gersIei9.-
Sin Stuoiolus beiinoct iid in aroBer
Beloperle9enbeit uno idreibt beBbalb
leinem Saier folsenoe 3eilsn: ,aieber
8ater ! Oa i9 8elesenbeit babe, mir
zine Miinseniammlun9, fir Die i'd idon
10 lange i6uarme, ansui6aiien, 10
bite, bife mir gu bieiem 3wede 300
Dtart. Sein Mar." ."-9fab @mpIana
oieies Sriefes i6reibt Der Batter sSol=
genDes on ieinen Sobn: .2ieber Mar!
Die 800 Wiort tam id Sir ni6t .ien-
ben, Oenn erfens babe ib lie nitt, uno
pueitcns tommt mir bas oeraoe 10 Dor.
ais wcnn li9 Gin Drops cine @urit.
Iammlun3 anlegcn wo!lte. Sein &a=
ter."
= q Ib9efiibrt. Gcf SD iaee
Sbnci, i9 uerorclc allen l3eibtrn ben
RDpI. = Game: "a, 9laub' i9 pobl;
muB i1 oob lfon su all Dem inoeu
3eu9, bas Sic l4pagen. meinen &opi
umoreben.
Nertr auen srtpede
8ldubiser: ,Saben Sic SoiTnung.
BelD su befonmea2" -Stuoent; vSis
,um lesten 9ltbemsuas"
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tututiltil.
Sod bait! mir pollen ni6t porsrei.
fen. Sam ba zines Saees elm luiti-
ges, lei6tes 8lut, ein Miin1ener Ma=
ler in Meber=gopfineen an; Dem seiiel
oenn Der @altbof gum n3um iilbernen
Sertel" uno iein 8irtb, oer Serr Sie=
benIpaBl, slei6 gang portrefli9. uno
er quartierte ii6 slei9 elm. Ser Wa=
ler mar nun aber fir ben tunltlieben=
ben gDirtb ein sefunoenes Sreiien.
Grsdblen that er bem Serrn Yrpfeiior
S6mierl -fo nannte ii6 Der iibera
miitbige Sant aus Miin9en - oaB
glei6 bas @nbe bapon meg mar, uno
beutete aud sart auf feline sinitise 9lebn.
li6teit nit benz idpdbii6en Si6ter-
t6nig bin.
llnier Maler mar ni6t auf ben Sopf
sefalen. uno zines Sases i6lua er bem
SiebenipdBl frdftig auf bic S9ulter
uno rief: sd bab's! Sie paar
Sabre ipielen feline GDlle! SD male
Gud, Sreuno Siebenipdbl, wie Sbr
bamals aIsgel9aut = ais S6iler, i'm
Siin9linesalter! llno bafiir sebt Sbr
mir quite Wobnuns unb Soft, 10 lanse,
big i'd @uer Bib fcrtig sebra9t!"
Mer tpar frober, ais Der Sieben=
ipdbll Ser Yroieior Sdmierl bielt
iein Wort, nnO Der Wirtb aud. lno
beute pranst iein Sonterfei als 9ra9t=
itid i'm StaatsSimmer bes niilbernen
6ertels" unb ieoem Seiuder ersdblt er
ltol;, bas lei er ielbit aus ieinen SUI
senojabren, als ct nod serabe 10 aus=
seieben, ipie Der beriibmte &arli9iiler,
Der Die r&duber" uno ben Y@allen-
ltein seI9rieben.. 80.
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fogar cine auffallenbe Mebnli1teit in
benz seiIfrei6 9eidpunsenen Yrofil bes
Si6ters Der r&duber" nit iciner ei9e=
men ipertbenY YeriDnli6feit eutoedt 5u ba-
ben. limb als Der Siebenipdbl nod
Elm junser fielder Suri6 mar uno bel
ben Mdbls feniterln eins, oa mo9te
bas mobl au6 pailiren : mir meinen
nit Der glebnlidteit. 9lber nit Der
3eit perlpr oenn bod bic Mas, ouf Die
Der Siebenipdbl 10 itol3 mar. gang ib=
rem flaiiii9en S6nitt; lie 9ing in bic
Sreite, wuroe rOtblib unb sum gnt=
feben oes @igentbilmers bieies impoIan=
ten @ei9tserters seigten ii6 iogar all=
seina6 Warsen. Die bann bem 8ansen
idlieBli6 bas slnieben elmer iiberreiien
Sartoffel nit fleinen Gn6a9en 9aben.
uno bas Bib pben iit elm gutes Son-
terfei BON Dem Siebenipdbl, mie er oa=
mails ausi6aute, als er Dem Serrn
Yortrdtmaler S9mierl aus Wiin9en
lab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
@eridiebene Setpnuna. a.

-8erf9iebene Setpnung.
6err (fiir ii6, als eben Elm re9ter @ef
an Ieinem Sii6 porbeisebt): Sim
sebilbeter Mieni9!" : @ed (ipii-
lbenb): rWiein Serr, bas peroen sic
mir bIben!" = Serr: .Silben2 Wieio2
@enn ib BON Sbneu iase pein eeb lie
,eter Wieni6"?!"
Gin iouberbarer Sbier-
ireuno. Dame: Sinh Sic aud
lin Sbierfreuno9 2ieben Sic Die
Sbiere oes Walbes?" = Serr: 80 ge=
uiB! SD eiie ). 3. Saienbraten lei
benidaitli6 9ern!"
- IL nj a Gisarr' fir fiji
Pfennis' bitt' i'"- SOIL lie tart
iein9" = mNu. oab tie halt in's Waul
paBt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08

Sffenber5is. pSebt peiB
i'd net-iit's Der ooer Ooer ilt's oer!"-
.Sa. mas wollen Sic benn ei9entli6?"
= rMein Serr bat 9'iast, lpenn i6
'neintomm ms 3immer, 10 iibt glei6
in Der erlteu 9teib Gin alter, S'pioerer
&erl:-au Dem iol ib ias'n, oaB Der
Serr Weier net in b aanSlei tonlmen
lam. ipcil er irdnt is"
Mas tein 8erita.no be,
Q er tanpigen iiebt. DIANA.
uenn man in Der See baoet, oann
brau4t man ia ni9t aneejo9en su iein.
= @eiuib ni9t, mein &ino. = aber
Darum bait Su benn 10 piele 3leioer
mit9enommeE2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
asie man fIa tseartHrem last.

Ser @aitpirtb Siebenipdbl in g1ie.
oer=yopfingen liebt balt Die Sunit, unb
beionoers bic MaIerei. Sein 2ieb.
lingsoidter 1T 6rieori6 S6iller. Sin.
nal, neil Dieier aub ein 9eborener
Shwqb 1T, ilno oann glaubt er au6
10 eine 9lrt Seelenberipanotl6ait, ia,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Der g1arauis p,arpine perifumnte.

Der @arquis b'slrbilIe psritummte.
Semano fraste:
vOas lit cine Sage, ni6t tpabr2"
lluo Der Grsdbler CAB sur antiuurt:
sd ibw0re Sbnen, baB bic Grsdb.
lung BON q bis 3 pabr it,"
.Sas tbut ni6ts," ertuibert ba eint
Dame nit liebliber Stimme; nes III
ood i6on, penn man iol9e pornebms
Pailipnen bat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Scr pIitifer.

Sd femme einen Mann unb. babe ibu
s.. l germ,
Der bdlt BON politit ii6 sdn5li9 fern;
llno als ib ibn nad bem @runoe 9e-
fraet, =
.@arum9 glus politit |" bat er oa
seiaat.
9llb. 9tooerib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Sic g rleu m oetc.

Sic iaaen ba, Serr Geeretdr,
MiB Mprlano nab're iib ben SreiBis
gen9
Man ioa Der @abrbeit ii6 befleiBisen!
Sic Huntern, Serr Nenn ppn ben
SreiBigen
gntiernt Die MiB iid mebr uno mebr.
Spru6 bes Weltweiien.
Srennenbs Spnne
Sasel uno Shnee
S6ufit mir ni6t Wonne,
S6aiit mir nidt Wcb.
Srlcren uno 6liiben.
Sunger unO Surf,
gBslten unb Slilben -
alles lit Wurf.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-24

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