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The morning call., 1893-04-14
OF honor 10 the Dauphin Marguerite. who
had taught her the gentle art.

OF honor 10 the Dauphin Marguerite. who
had taught her the gentle art.
It was November day. Jeanne and her
child were in the cabin, and the child played
alone that day.
The Countess was sitting by the hearth,
her chin resting in her hand. She seemed
to see again, in the fire, all her beautiful
dead past and hardly heard the long story
that the child beside her knee was babbling.
There is never anything so far as the days
that are gone, and mournfully the Countess
evoked them from the flames.
And as she dreamed thus a fonrlsh Of
trumpets broke forth amid the wind and
sunshine.
Jeanne lifted her head. Was she still
dreaming? But the child sprang up and
ran TO the dOOr-the child of a noble who
had never known fear Both wrapped in
the faded mantle, they stood upon the door
sill. 1t was without doubt some royal
hunting party. She resolved. if this were
sn to throw herself at the kings feet and
besee-h her husbands pardon. AS she
sought in her mind for words that would
soften him, the child uttered cry of JOY,
and behold a cavalcade came forth from
the woods. caracOling gayly, beautiful as
the procession Of Magian kings. Aud how
the hIes and clari0ns and trnmpets sound
edl In front marched the priests in their
golden chasubles. chanting the "Te Deum."
The banner of France. riddled by arrows.
foated above their heads.
But it is not thus they 90 to the chase"
said the Countess to herself
Then she saw second banner, which
bore her husbands coat of arms.
The Count of Dammartin, now rein
stated. having led a solemn procession to
the altar of the Virgin in the village, came
TO seek his wife and son in the hut of his
vassal.
Great was Jeanne's joy to leave this mis-
cradle hovel. And when her husbands
arms eneirced her, '0h, my Lowell" she
cried, "you took me hence as our Lord
Jesus draws souls from purgatery."
When Authoine returned toward night
fall he found the cabin empty.
They have stayed late in the woods" he
said to himself, and took lantern and
went in search OF them. When ne came
back and found the cabin sill vacant and
silent great sadness seized him, and a. he.
went to the chest to take a new candle for
his lantern he saw something shining 1t
was great ring of diamonds, the seal of
the COuut.
No more smiles from my lady, no more
prattling words from the little lord Moth
ing bat cold stones. His hut seemed to him
empty ndeed.
One day he found in a crevice of the wall
long silk tress. He recognized the curling
gold of the child's hair With tears in his
eyes lie placed it in the chest where he kept
the lavender gathered by his mother.
As for the ring of the Count, for fear of
robbers Anthoine presented IL to the Virgin
of Dammartin, 1t was only his masters
ring. OF the Countess Jeanne there re-
NAMED 10 him no memento.-From the
French OF Nine. James Darmesteter.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A SINGERS sHREWDNEss.
1t Saved Him Money Which Had
Suddenly Come to Him.

Among the prisoners taken at a raid of
the headquarters OF LOTTERY few days
ago was a singer in one of the city theaters
One of his tickets had drawn a thousand
dollars prize and with a friend he had gone
to collect 1t. The two had unsuspectIng
stepped into the trap that had been laid
When he found that he was in the hand. OF
the police the singer was in dismay. BE
had eight tickets In his overcoat pocket, be-
sides the one that was worth $1,000. II they
were discovered in his possession he would
be fined $500 aud his winning ticket would
be confiscated. He stepped toward a wash
stand, in which the water was running to
get drink. The police, evidently fearing
he would drop any tickets he might have
into the basin, warned him back and
handed him some water. They did not OBJ
ject to his smoking, so carefully rolling up
some tobacco in two of the tickets he pnffed
them into ashes. Two more met the same
fate while the captves were waiting for
the patrol wagon to arrive. On the WAY To
the station he smoked up two others, in the
The morning call., 1893-04-14
A VICTIM OF GAS.
A Lady Manicure Found
Dead in Bed.
Love Letters Torn in Pieces by a
Friend-An Inquest to Be
Held.

The body of Gladys CushmaD. hand
some young woman, was taken to the Morgue
yesterday from 715 Taylor street. and
an Inquest will be held this morning to de-
termine whether her death was accidental
or otherwise.
When the landlady, Mrs. Calhoun, arose
about $50 yesterday morning, strong
smell of gas in the halls made her suspicious
that something was wrong. She traced the
smell to the room occupied by Miss Cush-
man. She knocked on the door, but as
there was no response she forced 1t open.
The windows were closed and the room
was full of gas. The body OF Miss Cush-
man was found on the bed and an examina-
tion showed that she had been dead for
sonie hours.
She had apparently retired as usual the
previous night At 10 o'clock she took
light supper with the landlady before retir-
ing and was then in good spirit.
The gas jet had been turned on almost full
either by accident or design.
When the Coroner visited the room he
noticed several letters ia n bureau drawer
which lie wished to be taken to his office
along with other property belonging to the
deceased.
Between the time Of the Coroner's visit
and the visit of the Deputy Coroner for the
body some OF these letters had been torn in
pieces by May Fay, friend of the &e-
ceased. The fragments were picked up by
The morning call., 1893-04-14
T a &c n "a laxative refreshing.
z ES III "a - fruit loaengp,
W EeE - III very agreeable TO tAke, tes
CONSTIPATIOS,
aE "a 1n an hemorEhoids bile,
kk ESE = II loss Of appetite. gastric Aaa
"a Eg 4 ~ intestinal troubles aad
headache arising
from them.
a A71s fNuH Z. GRILLON,
do &ka kskR 90 Rue des Archives. PaFta
- uE On Gz St5 Sold by oil DruggistA
ta22 Turf I'm
OCEAN STEAMsHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CD.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA.
Steamers VIII sail at NoON the stu, Rya
1sth and 18th Of each month calling at -zs1s1z.
NFTicus pCrts Of Mexico aud Central America
9hIUugh 1nc saiiiugs-Abrii Is, IS. tIty OF New
Nor4; April 70, s.. tOliua; AtaY b, s.. CITY OF
Sydney
NoTl-when the sailing day fas SuntY
steamer will be dispatched the following MoIdiY.
WAY LINE 10 MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamer leave san Francisco at noon on tbs 81
and 18TH Of each month. calling Gt various Mexican
and Cen tfa American ports.
Nay Line SaIiinss-sS city OF Panama, April ls.
IS. San BIAS. May 5.
.IAPAN - f-ftrNA ~ y.
FOR OKOHAATA AND UONGR NJ,
CCuuec Ting at Oh Ohana WIKI steamers for Nh1ly-
hal ard at n ougkOug for East IHdieS Straits etc
rs. City OF Feking thursday. Arril H. at p. n.
IS. China, Tuesday. April -. at 8
S. lerU, Saturday. May Is. at p.
~ City OF Rio de J3nelro, Thursday, June l,
st BEN
Eound-trp tickets to Yokohaina and return
Guced rates.
For freight or passage apply az the onice corner
FIRST aud branuau streets.
Iran, h Olice-20z Front street.
ALEXANDER CEN FER. General Agent
The morning call., 1893-04-14
DEMOCRATS CONDEMNED.
The Fidelia Club Scores the Famous
Advisory Committee.

AuFISOTy committee.
The German-American Democratic Club
Fidelia last night met at $50 California
street and passed two resolutions regarding
the action OF the advisory committee of
the Democratic County Committee.
The resolutions stated that, whereas the
club had on April IL last rendered thanks
TO the advisory committee for its judicious
distribution Of patronage, but had now
found that the committee had not distrib-
uted the same judiciously, but had ap-
pointed only men of the Young Mems In
stitute and had entirely ignored the Ger
man element OF the city. the club now
wished TO rescind its former action.
1t also strongly condemned the action Of
the committee. attributing the distribution
complained of to J. J. Dwyer, ]. F. SulIi-
van and A. A. Watkins, whose deposition
was demanded. Failing compliance with
this demand the club threatened to with
hold its support from the reorganized
Democracy.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
ROYAL MAN STEAM PACKET Gn

CTFAMERS LEAVE ASPINw ALL -
= fortnightly for this West Indies and .@esfxar
southampton. calling at Cherbo1rs-
lrsuce. and Plymouth to land passengers
Through Bills OF Lading. in connection with tn,
Pncife Mail SIS. Co, issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports in Eugia and Germany
Through tickets from San francisco to PlymoSth
Cherbourg. Southampton. Flrst-class $l95; thirI
class $97 3D. For further particulars apply TO
II tARROTr x Co, Agents. 3u6 CaIi(ornlay5 "
The morning call., 1893-04-14
PACIFIC COAST sTElMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN r.z
~ francisco for ports in Alaska A. n szSEg
March 81, Aptii and May 10, % Jule 4. H. 10. %.
For British Columbia an! Puget Sound ports,
Mar. "a 81. April 5. and every IN day tner aaiter
For Eurtka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 a. N
For Newport. Los Angeles and ali way ports
every fourth and firth day, 3 \. 81.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Redondo aud san Pedro (LO5 An
gelesl. every fourth and NTH day. at IL A. n.
For ports IN Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Onlce-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery st.
G0ODALL, PERKINS 4 co, General agents,
] II 10 Market st, san Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

i Ocean DivisioG-and PACIFIC COAST 1STLzfs4$e
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spe X
street wharf 10 A. the above pcrts Que Of
II cir Al iron steamships. viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Jan "a Feb g. II,
haIen ,. g %, Aurii d. is. 80.
col UHRiA-Feb. I. l3. 20, March 8, 81. April 2,
ID. 70.
CTEGoN-Jan. %, Feb Q, 81, March 5, IL 2s
AVrll 10. %
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
And ether dyeTgtng lines tor all points IN Uregaz
Maslington, British Columbia, Alaska Idaho,
hontana Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
InIk and all points eaat aud south and TO Europe
Iale TO PoTtland-CaDin. U.s. steerags IS; round
n1I. cabin $50.
Ticket offces-l Montgomery street anG Palace
ottf New Montgomery street.
fleigIt once 700 California street
6CCDAlI. PlRkIAS \ Co, Supt Ocean Ltus.
iii 10 Market street san francisco.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET GO.
SEOET KOUTE TO INYlNE ANn1HE CONTINENT.

-FOUR FAST TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS Gez
Il steamers, the largest aud fastest OF the 5ES5sS
German Marine, for South mn pton, London aId lue
Continent Saiiings begin March 30. PaSsen ers
by this line for London transferred at Southampton
docks to the Hamburg American Lines special
train and forwarded to London (Waterioo station).
time hours Through tickets to Europe.
NOrmanna... March 80 Aug. Victoria. May Is
Columbia April l3 Normannia- ...... May 25
Aug. Victoria Aprl 20 Furst Bismarck. June I
NormanHia. ...... April - lColumbt June \
furst Bismarck. May 4iAug. Victoria. June Is
Columbia. May IL y NOrmannfa.. June ~
REGULAR SERVICE DIRECT
From New York Tuesdays. Thursdays SATURDAYS
Direct steamers from Copenhagen Gothenburr
Stetttn. Hamburg. Havre, Christiania and South
ampton to New York regularly.
A. w. Err, Gen Agent for Pacific Coast
40l California ST.. cor. Samscme, san Francisco.
fe27 cod II
The morning call., 1893-04-14
Husband,s Calctned Nracnesio.

-Four hrst-premium medals awarded. More agree :
able TO the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale in bottles only. with United states
Government registered label attached. without
which none is genuine. AT druggists and country
stores.
The morning call., 1893-04-14

The Cave OF the Winds, right under the
falls of Niagara, is II truly wonderful spot.
Wild and weird sounds re-echo from rock
TO rock. terrific gusts If wind swirl through
the narrow openings, and ever and anon
one Is almesI blinded Ly the driven spray.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk yesterday as follows:
Max Br0dslaysky aud GOlde Seller 40-40.
John DAWN ana Eugene Ribs, 27-20.
Charles +. Adams and Elsie Shelter, 45-S3.
Valentine AImbruster and Madalena Muck,
30-24.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO 6 N. p. RAILWAY co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

on and after MONDAY, April is 1893 the
train leaving san Francisco at $3.50 N. (wecE
days. viii ruu through I, Ukiah. arriving az 8.3j
NJ Returning viii leave UKiah at $50 A. ~.
arriving Ia san Francisco at 1880 4 NJ
This arrangement will give Ukiah two trains each
way daily except Suudays
PETER j. MCGLYNN. g. p. & T. A.
II. c. WHITING. General Manager apl4 Sc
The morning call., 1893-04-14
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SAN FRANCISCO AND N. p. RAILWAY;

COhNEN CHG SUNDAY, NOV. %. Ix9.
- ana until further noties boats aud trains vii
leave from and arrive a. the Francisco Pas-au.
ger Depot. hArkst-street wharf, az follows:
Erom San Francisco for Point TIburon.
Belvedere aud San Isaf eI.
WEEK DATS-7 $40. g 20, IL 40 4. NJ: S:SG B.Ok
$40 P N. SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra tin
at 800 P. n.
800. 6 20 r. NJ
From san Rafael for San Franciscp.
WEEK DAYS-5:25. 7 :55, 0 80 A. n. : I2:4E, 5.Ga
5;O5 P. II SATURDAY OSLY-An EXTRA triE
st 80 p ~
1UkDAYS-S1O, p:4O. Il:lO L. NJ. 1 .Ln g.an
$500. rs p n.
Prom Point Tiburou to San Francisco.
WEEK DAiS-6 80, $40 o: :b5 A. NJ: 1:IO, A:O6,
e;s9 r SATURDAYS ONLY-An eItrS
trip at 6:55 P. ~
$3.50. 1856 r a.
The morning call., 1893-04-14

According to the report of the Auditor of
Virginia the negroes of that State pay taxes
on real estate valued at S9.425.6S5 and on
personal property valued at SO. 81, $50.
The morning call., 1893-04-14
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CApIN $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD a>-a
~ Tug TO steamer aud accomm odations So 1852
koted; second cabin. $50 Majestic aad Teutolf5
tsO and $45. Steerage tickets from England, Irs-
ltHd, Scotland. Sweden Norway and Deumark
through to san Francisco at lowest rates rickest
ktiing dates and cabin pR smay be proc ed from
II. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock. at the GenoraI
Once OF The Company 6l3 Market St. under Grand
d oteL u W. FLETCHEh
The morning call., 1893-04-14
oceanic srEAMsHIP coMPANY.
fGMPEGNiE 6EHERaL.E

CGMPRGNie 6EHERaLE
TRA ANSA TLA n TIQUE
ErerrH Line to HaVrr.
+ OMPANY'S FER (NEW), ~ NORTH Ee-a
I River foot Morton st. Travellers by <sz.cfSsS
Ills me avoid both transit by English railway and
Ia discomfort OF crossing the channel 10 = small
beat.
La CHAMPAGNE Laur ut...................
.................. Saturday. AbFlI 2 =. Z:O0 p ".
LA TuU RAINE, Capt Frangeul. ................-
............ Saruri nv, April -. 800 A.
IA BRETAGNE Capt. Collier.
...........---.-- Saturday, stsy eth, IL 800 oon
La BOU kGOGNE, Capt Leboeuf. ....,,.......
........-.......... Saturday NJ l3, 600 A u
HS- tor further particulars apply to
A. FORGET. Agent,
No Bowling Green. New YORK
San Francisco.
branch ofiee, ls MONTGOMERY street. auSI II
The morning call., 1893-04-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(rACItlC sYsrEm.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
Matb far Matter.

gor iiber 50 Sabren f9on murbe
Mrs. Mlnslom's SOOTHING : Sprup
bon WaiGionen bon Miittecn beim Cab
nett Der &inoer angetpenoet. Wirft BIZ
i'm @6lafe bur6 Das 5dreien zines
ainbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T uno
Dor Sdmer3en neint2 Wenn 10, la1e
iofort cine Slai9e BON nMrs. Minss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup" bolen. Sem
Wertb 1T n~nbesablbar. @s pirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
i9afen. GerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mlitter,
es lit fein 3meifel bariiber. @s beilt
9pienterD unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben
Mfagen unb bic Nierer, befeitigt Winbz
9olit, erwei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @nt3iinbung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Spitem. .Mfrs. Minslows Soothing
Sprup" fir 5abnenbe &inber 1T an9ez
nebm in @ei6maf un6 bas &ecept
itammt BON einem Der beiten meibli6en
Qerste in ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T bel
allen Sruggifen in Der eansen Welt 3u
baben. preis 25 Gents per Slaf6e.
&auft nidts anberes, als Mrs. Miuss
Ions SootbingsS brup.
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Smternatiunaler SfrbeiterfonsreR

9, 10. Nngnlt. Sic 9ebats
ten iber bic Ste1ung Der So3ialbemoz
fraten i'm &riegsfaae bauerten bic
Nbenbs. 8on beinaDe allen &ebnern
purbe bic unm6gli9teit Der 9ur6s
fibrung be8 bpldnbif6en Nntrages,
beim Nusbru9 eittes &rieges nit einem
@~eneralfrite gu antwOrten, betont.
ginen 10 Wtinuten langen Sturm ber=
anlaBten bic Sranaoien unb bic Sol=
ldnber, als Ble6anom, 8ertreter Der
rufii6en Socialiften, unb bic polen
auf bas GerbdltniB Grantrei9s gu
8uBlaub gu lpre6en famen. 9ieier
3meibunb, ertldrte ple9anop, fei
f6ma6boa. Oie Gran3oien rutI6en
bOr benz Gar auf ben &nieen. (@roBer
2drm Der Gransoien!) Ser ruiii9e
Gar bungere feia golt aus un6 miife
nit feinem Spitem fallen. @irben
beute bic beuti9en Nrmeeu in &uBlanb
einriiden, fe mirben als &etter be-
griiBt merben, ME Dor 100 Sabren bic
Gran5oien. 6rantrei6, bas ftets NIT
benz ungliidli6en B~oIenoolt fDmpa>
tbiiirt, babe pergeHen, baB Der Gar bas
Bolenoolf ermorbet, pergefen, baB bic
fran30fi6e 8~ourgeoiie nit benz Gar
gemeinfam 8erratb an ben poIen ges
iibt babe. (Sur9tbarer Sturm un6
8riiaen.) &ebner muB bier abbre9en
unb abtreten. @nbli9 erfelgt bic @bs
ltimmung mad differentiation. Wlit
IA gegen 4 Stimmen Dirb Der Mntrag
Der 9oudnber (Militdrftrife unb 9ienl t.
bermeigerung beim Nusbru9 eines
&rieges) bermorfen unb nit ebeniobiel
Stimmen bic MISUNDERSTANDING
8elgien unb 9oaano unb Der @e>
lammtantrag Deuti6lanbs angenomz
men. Ser nit Subel begriiBte 8es
f9luB Der partei lautet nun:
vOie Ste1ung Der Nrbeiter gum
@rtege lit bur6 ben 8ei9luB bes 8riiis
feIer @ongreHes iiber ben Wilitariss
mus i6arf be3ei6nei. 9ie internatlo'
male repolutiondre SociaIbemotratie
bat In allen 2dnbern nit Qufgebot aler
4rdfte ben 9aubinifii9en @elaften
Der berrf9enDen Glanen eltgege1 81
tretsn, bas 8anb Der Solibaritdt fir
bic Nrbeiter aler 2dnber feiter a1
fdlingen, u%nabldifig auf bic geieitis
gung bes &apitalismus bin3umirten,
peI6er bic Menfdbeit in atpei feinbs
li6e Seerlager tbeilt unb Die 86lfer
gegen chamber beBt. Ntit Der 9lufs
bebung Der &lafenberri6aft Deri9wins
bet aud Der &rieg, ber Stura bes Sea-
pitalismus 1T Der WeItfrieben, bic
fo3ialitii6en acknowledgements
aler 2Gn1er baben bic Militdrtrebite
3u berpeigern unb bic Ibriiitung 3u
p%erlaHgen. Sdmmtli6e fo3ialitif6e
garteien baben ale @erbinbungen,
Del6e ben algemeinen Trieben ans
itreben, gu unterfiben."
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i6en @ren3e Ser 56mugsel in boater
8litbe. 9ie Sborner @ren3pa9e bat
bringenb I'M i6Ieunige gertdrfung
na6geiu6t, ba Die ruifif6en @ren3s
nd9ter benz S9muggel gang Dfen
8orI6ub Ieilten, Namentli6 perben
ruffif6er 3bee, @abiar urb @igaretz
ten in groBen Mengen iiber bic @ren3e
gepaf6t. Sem Nniu6en Der Sborz
ner @renswa6e pirb iofOrt 6olge gez
geben perben.
Nbgefeben BON Ben Sorbereitungen
fir bic inn OCTOBER ftattinbenbeu preuz
Bii6en 2anbtagspablen aeigt ii9
augenbltdli4 in Der inneren poliz
tit 9eutf6lanbs nur ipenig 2eben.
Sic @entrums : 2eute beflagen li9
laut iiber bas unre6t, bas tbnen
burd baS bonn Iebten Santiago ange>
nOmmene Mablgeieb 5ugefigt lei, un6
ibre 5iibrer babeu bei9loRer, bic fas
tbolif9en Wdbler at5uweiien, muir
iol6e &anbibaten gu unterfiiiBen,
mel9e ii6 perpfli6ten, fir cine Nmenz
birung bes @eiebes ein3utreten. Sc
fam feinem 3peifel unterliegen, baB
Or. Miquel's WablrefOrm ben @leriz
falen, itamentli6 in Der &beinprobina
unb Weftfalen, groBen Gbbru1 an
ben Stimmfdften getban be.., tpdbren6
ba6ur6, baB Die Wdbler lie na9 Der
50be Der BON ibuer geaablten bireften
9teuern in brei &lafien eingetbeilt
merben, 5as uebergemi6t ont Stimmz
tatea ben woblbabenben unb grnnbz
5eliBenben 9lafen oerbleibt.
Slider 1T, boB bas 9~reiflahens
WablzSpftem, mad 8ismards eigener
GrfIdrung, p6as miierabelte aler
@ablipfeme", bar6 bic 8erdnberung
bes lebten Sabres enti6ieben eber
berl6le6tert, als DerbeHert morben 1T,
unb baB bic bal6ige rabifale 8erbefez
rung befelben = unter Der uobl MIR
feline Ibf6afung unb @rfel tltg burG)
ein aeitsema %berftanben uerben
fann-eine abfolute Notbmenbigteit 1T.
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Ser Nerfdfier bes ,,Strutpels
f1efer||


Sin Jranff ltrter 8eri9ter1tatter Der
pWefminIt er @a5ette" per0ffentli9t in
benz 2onboner 8latt einen Nrtitel iiber
Sr. 8. 6offm a II n, ben 8erfaHer
beg aud in @nglanb unter benz 3itel
"Shockzheaded Peter tpeitbin ooIf5z
tbhmlt9en rStrupelpeter". Gr f9ilz
bert ben freunbIi9em riltigen @reis,
nte er tdglt9, nit benz Stod unter benz
Grm, Die @igarre 5pii6en Ben Singeru,
Die tpetBen 2oden auf bic S9ultern
b%erabuaqenb nod benz v8irgerperein"
nanbert unb unterwegs nit 6reunben,
Bite i'm griiBen, i9er5t. Ser engIii6e
Correspondent er3dblt aud Die 8er>
logsgef6i6te res rStrumelpeter", fir
behen erite Nuhage Sofmann so Sui
ben erbtelt un0 Der big ieBt l75 beut=
Idle uni 40 englii6e @0itionen erlebt
bat.
8on Der englti9en ueberlebung per=
ben aaiQbrli6 etpa 10000 Nb5iige pers
fault. Sn yeorbamerita miro er fret
na9gebrudt.
un3dbttge iIuftrirte Nusgabeu bes
prd9tigen &inberbu6s eriitiren i'm
Gran5bfi6en, &uIii6en, StaIienis
f6en, Spanii6en, 9OldnOii6en, tur3
in allen &ulturipra6en. Ser 8eri6tz
eritatter bebt berbsr, mie trob bteies
fat beiipieQoien literaril9en @rfolss
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mann BON allen Seiten gu She'll sez
morben fab. Der Sranffurter "Grand
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er 50 Sabre alt : bod bic 8el6eioenz
belt ielbt 1T. Sen Nrtifel beglettet Elm
treues 8il6niB 0pfmanns. Mu9 bic
PDittarte lit abgebiloet, bic Dor eintgen
Mouateu benz 9i6ter 5ugeianbt tpurpe
unb bic fat bes Nantens bes Gmpfdnz
gers nur bic nDblbefarnte @efalt
Strupelpeters auf Der 4brsBiette trug,
aber ni9ts6e BON ben finbis
gen poftbeamten an ben ri6tigen Damn
bef6rbert mr be.
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tung@ napfolgenbe 3uf6rift: v9ers
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uns, 5b.en Gsuiletor : @rtitel iiber
ben Struwelpeter, Der in Dem She'll,
Der bas Bud feIbt betrift, cine uns
ri@tige QufaRung Der in $50. l Der
~biesidbrigen @artenlaube entbaltenen
pGei6idte bes @truwnelpeters BON
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felen; y @ridien unb eri9eint
infer euslii9er gtrupwelpe.er ni6t
unter benz 5itel. "Shocksheaded
Peter at home'. 9ieIer lit nur in
Der BbantaIie bes &eri6tertatter5 Der
rWefminiter Ba5ette" enttanben ;
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English Struwwelpeter''. 2. 8elduft
fi9 ni6t Der Nbiab Der enslif6en
Struuwelpeter allen, ionberm Der Der
idmmtli6en beuti6en Nusgaben unr
fremben leberiegunger auf ca 10000
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Stiid nit einem pertrassmdBig feitges
leBten 9onorarsSa participant. 9odz
a6tungsboq: 2iterarii6e Nntalt
(&iitten unb 2oeains) in Granffurt."