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and buttons opening over . waist
coat of white cloth, closed with brass
buttons, and showing cravat OF real
lace and null wound about the throat
and caught with diamond pins In
front. The cooked hat is of brown,
with a gold embroidery on the edge
and a coclade of the French colors-
Another new and modish gown is OF
smoke-blue serge, with decoration
~ black braid on the edges of its
belten coat and the full revers which
cross the shoulders A revers collar
Of black satin shows a cravat OF white
lace at the neck, and three old silver
buttons close the front of the gown to
the narrow belt, which buckles with
on old silver buckle. The shoulder
fr;lls and the coat skirts are all lined
with black satin, and the hat is also
black. with satin bows and feathers
for their decoration.
The craze for zouave or Figaro jack
cts shows no sign OF abatement put
there is a decided tendency 10 spnt
them up the back or full them IN. Wat-
teau pleats across the front. whicn
gives them almost the effect OF yoke.
A new gown in fine black moussehne
de sole or grenadine, not intended as
a calling costume, has one OF those
plated jackets in dull green satin
with black lace insertions set In oe-
fore il is plated. and black lace rufnes
on its edge. The full black sleeves
are draped with lace rosettes, ana
have cuffs of the satin and lace IN
ssrt;on- The skirt has gathered
nutf of the green about the hips, edged
Nth full piaited ruffies of lace, and
ths waist shirred at the bottom, is
heited with green satin ribbon;
Rnt while the designers travail
in agony of soul over the IN
vention of something new in this eager
world in which nothing y w can Dc
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Most Noisy Animal.

What animal can make the most
noise? The elephant. During the
breeding season in the forests of India
and Ceylon the trumpeting and roar
ing of the animal is continuous and
terrific and can be heard for miles.
The feline family are wont to scare
their prey thoroughly by their
overpowering noise. Thus the roar
of the adult lion is terrific, the
windpipe being enlarged so as to give
the animal a larger volume of air pro-
portionately than any other animal
The male gorilla has an awful, loud
sounding voice. When attacked it
utters short, jerking. acute bark,
like that of an angry dog. To this
succeeds a low growing, which might
be mistaken for distant thunder.
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Some TOmbs.

In Worcester, England, is a stone
erected over the grave of departed
auctioneer of that city on which
leone" is incribed. In a Sussex
graveyard, in addition to the initials
Of the deceased and the date of death,
a stone has inscribed in large letters
the words He was" Two of the
strangest as well as the shortest cpl
taphs are "Asleep (as usuaD," on the
tombstone of a large individual by one
who knew him well, and LEFT till
called for'' is carved on grave stone
in Cane Hill cemetery, Belfast. A
photographer has this inscription
over his grave: Here / lie, taken
from life On the tomb of Charles
the Great, first emperor of Germany,
are two words only, "Cara'o MagO. "
The Progress., 1893-10-14
The Greatest Gold Find.

1t is reported that discovery o
gold has been made at Cripple Creek,
Colo, which surpasses anything or
record. 1t is in one of the mines o.
the Pueblo Consolidated Gold Mining
company. The lead has been struck
at the depth of 10 feet, and very care
full, conservative tests. it is said
make it run at s22,5O to the ton o
ore. 1t is remarkable to note the
extraordinary number of rich gold
discoveries just now. 1t they con
tinue it will not be long till gold is
greater drug than silver. And it il
even more remarkable that the mos
of these discoveries occur in terri
tory where hitherto silver has beer
supreme.
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It's Equal.

Our double eagle of 800 is equal to
20 patakas of Abyssinia, 30 kwans of
Anam, "a piasters of Arabia, 20 pesos
of Argentine, about A ilorins of Aus
tria, about 1913 frances of France. &c
milries of Brazil, condors of Chile,
36 rigsdalers of Denmark. 400 piasters
of Egypt, "a of Great Britain. 1O3
drachmas of Greece, "a marks OF Ger
many. As rupees of India, l03 lire
of Italy, 20 yens of Japan, so scuba
of Malta 1O3 of lei of Roumania, 80
guilders of the Netherlands. 27 rubles
of Russia, tomuns of Persia, PSI
piasters of Servia, 80 ticols of Siam,
103 pesetas of Spain, 200 gwush of
Tripoli. tillas of Turkestan, 2l pata-
cons of Uruguay and % pesos of Ven
eZuela.
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new under the sun, save that which is
old enough. the bellies and leaders in
Vanity Fair thread the mazes of the
dreamy dance in careless pleasure
knowing that the earth and the fulness
thereof is for them, and that they need
take no thought for the morrow, be-
cause somebody is sure to do 1t for
them. Loie Fuller has metamorphosed
the science of evening dress not at all
after Carlyle. 1t is the apotheo-
sis of drapery and color; the
woman is merely the pivot, the
animated clotheshorse who inter
poses her vital energy into this eli
max of gorgeousness. To the pretty
danseuse. too, is due the form and
construction of the evening gown, for
with the extravaganza of riotous color
has come simplicity in outline to the
resplendent garb Some one has sug-
/ gested that the dancers method be
carried out vet more accurately and
that the limeGght man be introduced
into the ball room to throw his magic
tints over the assembly and transform
the soter-suited Cinderillas into gay
/ parrots and harlequins at lesser cost
to the husband purse than now main
tains. However, at present we are
content with copying her rainbo
| tinted tissues, her flowing draperies,
and her quaint conceits in color for
our ball gowns. A pretty example of
this, which, however, loses its great
est charm in black and white produc-
tions. is of fiimsy stuff with a sheen of
/ blended tints, and made with full
! fluttering founces vandvked with a
skirt of rich brocade. The waist has
sleeves of the tissue, with bodice of
the brocade, crossed by dark velvet
ribbons. clasped at the waist and on
the shoulders with jewels.
Another rich and strikin ng evening
gown is of black satin, the skirt gored
and trimmed with two white lace
| fiounces arranged IN large fastoons.
! The waist is all of white lace, with a
black satin belt, and wide band of
jetted lace for finish at the neck.
But speaking of ball dresses brings
to mind the quaint prettiness of the
children's costume ball, given by an
/ English mayor in honor of the royal
wedding. Among the most interest
! ing costumes worn was the Spanish
Matador's regalia, worn by little lad
who may be mayor himself some day.
| The suit is of black velvet, gayly en-
broidered with gold and mock jewels.
| The shirt is of white silk, the scarf of
| yellow, the cravat and wrist ruffles os
! fine lace. And among the little girls
the vivandiere dress, perhaps, was
most distinctive, with It's scarlet coat
with white revers set with jeweled
buttons, and it's little skirt of blue,
trimmed with a band of scarlet. A
white waistcoat, too, a white apron
and long black mits are part of this
costume, and a tiny barrel of wine
strapped on the side, with one of the
magic wine cups of double glass, which
prevents the liquid from spilling, finish
the little picture.
Blu, there are careful mothers of the
old school who do not believe in balls
for ba bies, and for them there may be
found interest and suggestion in the
sweet little Dorothy dress of white
dimity, plated into a surplice waist,
belted with scarf belt of green lib
erty silk, tied in rosettes at the front
and back and on either side. The
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Going to Mecca

The number of Mohammedan pill
grims on their way to Mecca who ar
rived last year at the port of Jeddah
was nearly $50 of whom 11,OOC
were Javanese Gncluding Maylays
from British territory, nearly 11,OOC
British Indians, 5000 Eyptains, and
nearly the same number of Turks and
Syrians. Moors and Algerians mum
bered 1900 and Bokharians over 5000
Nearly half pilgrims are conveyed IL
British ships.
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now considering the great question of
ways and means for draping the fem
mime form divine during the next
three months. The original incory-
ables were a number of French
dandies, who professed all sorts of in
teresting weaknesses, swathed their
delicate throats in neck cloths many
times wound around, supported their
feeble frames upon very tall sticks.
and wore long-tailed coats with exag-
gerated revers and cooked hats. 1t is
by this dress, then, quantity attrac-
tive and smart, that one of the new
models is inspired. This material is
golden brown hop-sacking, yellow tan
colored silk, gold braid, and buttons.
The skirt, four and one-half yards
around the bottom, is fitted in at the
top, beautifully cut and hung, but un-
trimmed The coat, with its fiaring
skirt plated in at the back
very full, has revers of the silk
strapped back with the gold braid
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Rock of Refuge.

In Hawaii, on the Sandwich islands,
there is spot called the Rock of Re-
fuge. If criminal reaches this rock
before capture he is safe so long as
he stays there. Usually his family
supply him with food until he is able
TO make his escape, but he is never
allowed to return TO his own tribe.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
August
Flower

"Ihave been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and FIRST one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira-
ton in which hold it. 1t has given
me q new lease of life, which before
was burden. Its good qualities
andwonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." JESSE
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas. Q
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The Green Rooom.

In the days of Queen Elizabeth ii
was customary to strew green rushes
on the uncarpeted floor of the actors
retiring room in theaters-hence the
term green loom. Subsequently ii
was usual to decorate the walls with
green paper, and some time the rushes
gave way to a carpet of green baize.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

It is a curious anomaly in the law
that if you pay for your photograph
being taken no copy can be sold with
out your consent, while if you do not
the photographer may sell it to any
extent.
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GOOD CHANCE

0dell 60 Typewriter for sl0 IL cash with or
Ger 10 received before Nov. lst, 1893 The
ihnous 0dell Typewriter is used by Lawyers.
Minister'S, Doctors, Merchants, Editors and
Government Oficers, because OF its clean
print, simplicity and manifold copies. No
kacher required. II will do your work in one
hours practice Order now ard take advant-
lft OF this exceptionally
The Progress., 1893-10-14

If your Back Aches, or you are all worn
out, good for nothing, it is general debility.
Browns Iron Bitters will cure you, make
YOU strong, cleanse your liver, and give a
good appetite-tones the nerves.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
IN FASHIONS GLASS.
a NEW YORK LETTER ON THE
CURRENT MODES.

vanity Fairs Gay worshipers in yari-
Gus Forms of Attire De-
vices for Next Seasons Modes--A Dancer
Sets the Fashion for Evening Dress.
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For impure or thin Blood, Weakness,
Malaria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Bilious
ness, take Browns Iron Bitters-lt gives
strength. making old persons feel young
and young persons strong pleasant to take.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
New York letter.

state secrets are not better guarded
than the ideas of the leading coutu-
rlere concerning the coming fashions.
IL is only by finesse and diplomacy
galore that one may catch the straws
which indicate the way the wind OF
modishness may blow. So far as one
may judge from present indications
the incroyable modes will dominate
the eventual decisions of the committee
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sleeves are short and show the dim
pied elbows, the neck a bit low, and
the hat is made of plated lawn, white
over a foundation of green
More sensible and serviceable still is
a little frock of plated wool, smoke
blue, with a thread of scarlet. 1t is
tucked three times beneath q narrow
The Progress., 1893-10-14

We will give 500 reward for any case oi
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o
The Progress., 1893-10-14
What is the Difference?

In the case of man killed by an
electric bolt in st. Louis a coroner 5
jury was called to decide whether the
bolt was natural or artificial.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
I Cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Dr. Shoop's Restorative Nerve Pills sent free
with Medical Book TO prove merit, for &c stamp
Druggists, ,25c. DIR. SHooP, Box w, Racine Wis.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

II the the average man cannot get near
enough to the throne to attract attention,
he will throw q rock at it.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

1.-THE Baby IL Cutting Teeth,
Be sure and that old and well-tried remedy MRS
wIssIov's SOOTHING sYRuP for Children Teething.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Ejts.-All fits stopped free by DR.. kline'e Great
Nerve Restorer. No fit after Il rst days use Mar
yeious cures and o. 90 trial bottle free TO III
cases Send to DR. Kline. 931 Arch St. Philadelphia. la
The Progress., 1893-10-14

A man looks better who carries himself
we'll than when two or more friends are
trying to carry him.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Friendship between women is merely a
suspension of hostilities
The Progress., 1893-10-14

II there is good in US it will be sure to
inspire good in others.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Eminent stations make great men more
great, and little ones less.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

THE progress of science in medicine has
produced nothing better for human ills
than the celebrated Beecham's Pills
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Women, more than all, are the element
and kingdom of illusion.
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KNOWLEDGE

princs comfort and improvement and
,.nds TO personal enjoyment when
,;sbtly used. The many, who live bet
a. than others and enjoy life more, with
..s expenditure, by more promptly
ADAPTING the worlds best products to
shs needs of physical being, will attest
.Ss value to health of the pure liquid
LAXATIVE principles embraced in the
rsmedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
stiye; efectually cleansing the system,
disuelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
prOfession, because it acts on the Kid
news Liver and Bowels without weak
.uing them and it is perfectly free from
,v,ry Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
,ists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
Sfactured by the California Fig Syrup
@. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
sccept any substitute if offered.
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what IL Is

n. mselstrom is not a whirlpool
~ sucks ships down into the
N of the ocean. 1t is an eddy,
ffh ffXoh IN fair weather can be crossed
!, ssfety by any vessel.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

1t is easier TO take two steps toward
wrong than one away from it.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

The strongest man in the world is he
who controls himself.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

1t is easy to understand why another
man should mind abuse.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

A satisfied young person is most apt tc
be looking good.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

The man who worships a golden calf is
burning incense to himself.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

In diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
Heart, Catarrh and Deafness. 3l5 Main
street, Dallas, Tex. Send for pamphlets.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

"Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for IL. Price IS cents.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
DALLAS BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE FIRMS

rI,HE RENiNGToN STANDARD TYPEWRITER, THE
i most perfect and duraoe machine on the market
Merchant a Manning. state dealers. Dallas
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8itt6tpn.

nea- SsinitsS SaIatbl beim Wab Bel
Wibmaper.
= Ser Stoie bon Wiliam SanSpat
in Raniom ipuroe in Der Sribs am Dlitt.
nod bon Dieben beiubt unb um SIS in
Baaren unb $50 in @elb beraubt.
= Gn Der eIsttriI6en Strasenbabn
stpiidsn bier unb scranton bat man am
Dienitas an 8roabitraBe uno Der Susbes'
toipn GanbitraBe bssonnen unb man mill
Die Subn gum 8strieb fertis babsn, sbs
osr srits Sdnee fdllt.
= Gin 4iabrisss S6bnIsin bss SObn
5iter, Der nabe 8aniom tppbnt, tparo am
5reitae Wiorsen bonn BirbeI beS 8opfsS
bis sur Stlrne ifalpirt, inbsm sr ,tpiiden
paS Rab unb BoIlter eines 8asenS fieI,
oeRen Bferb f6su setpcroen mar.
- MaI6insnfdbrsr 9abib @robIp bonn
2ebieb SaIIsp 3use SO. l9 bemsrfte am
6reitae Torsen ben Rbrper zines Mans
mes auf Dem @eIsiis nabs bisisr Stabt.
ST beriudte ben 3us ansubaItsn, absr
Obne @rfols, bsr 26Ipsr tpurbe stpa 25
garbS nsit sti6Ieuosrt unb Der Ropf
pom 8umpfe setrennt. Uian benfs I6
pas gritaunsn Der 3usbeamtsn, ais iis
fanoen, baB Der a6rper b6lis erfaItet
mar. Inter bieisn nmitdnbsn 1T BET
Coroner bena6ridtist unb cine Inter.
iuduns anseorbnet porben, bsnn osns
3peifeI mar Patrid SesIsp Go bieb Der
gerunsIddte, tpsI6sr % Sabre alt ipar)
porbsr eetbbtet unb bic 2eide bann aui
oas @eleifs seIest norben, I'M benz 8ers
brsden ben 9lni6ein eines nnialss su
S.bsn. SeeIep narb am Ibenb ;upor
suIsbt in Iebbafter DisfuiiiOn nit stpei
8enpHsn seiebsn.
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Son 3eterSbura.

- @ittips 8oiina SenisI su S.sIau
BEL &Obpein, Sadfen, aur Nudridt,
oab ber aIte Sobann &idter nod Iebt,
trOb ieiner 83 SABRE, uno iib gutter @e'
iunbbeit srfrsut. st IdBt uo6 sribsn
- Dem Sobann Gbrit feline Spsi
8inbsr iino ipisoer seiunO,
- 2sbts @o6s fisI Der dItsite Sobn
teS aarl Gamin 70 un9lUdlld, bab Ell
ben lnfen Irm brad.
- g8 1T bod Id6erIi6, nenn man
bort, baB ii6 gIner ben gals abi6neipsn
nil unb es nidt fsrtis brinst.
- GsOrse S9uIs uuo Srau febrtcn
Oienta8 abenb bon Der Beltaustsaune
suriid.
- &sinbolb &rsinburs bat baS Weba
serseidaft an ben Naeel sebentt unb
fabriiirt Jest Temperen;Setrdnfe. gr
ielbit trinfts aber nidt.
2sttsn Samitas bradte Der Stor6
ben Gbeleuten GbarleS Sninsle einen
iunssn Sobn. Srau @shbauier 1T nun
gum adten Dtale @robmutter.
- Die ginisbuns bes Serrn 9aItor
St.inmann als SeeIiorser Der bisiissn
preSbpteriiben &irbe fanb Dilttipo6
Absno itatt unb bic tpsibe &irds mar bel
Der @sIessnbeit gut beiu9t.
Der Mi9asI Sans 1T itpTs tpssen
einem seiunben Sunsen, ipomit ibn feline
5rau Iebten Dienitas Worssn bsi6enfte.
Am ieIben Sag bradte Der Stor6 ben
@beleuten Srannins einen Spbn. 9auI
Strubs 1T ssissnst.
= 2ebten Sreitas glbsnb bisIt Der
Susenbserein> : Der peiBen Stride cine
4benbunterbaltanB su @bren oes neusn
Yrsbisers, Serrn Stsinmann bieieIbs
fanb i'm Sauie bsS Qsrrn Soispb Saus
msiitsr an Srpins apenus fatt unb sS
amGiirten iib ale InipeisnSen beltens.
- Wlitttpo6 absnb fanb bic Orbina.
tion unb @iniesnuns bs8 8aitors SsIir
Steinmann in Der beutidsn Bresbpter
Stride babier itatt. Die &irde mar auf
oaS pradtpoIIte seidmiidt. 9ladbem
Der @bor bas 2isb ,,WIafommen" se'
iunesn, er6ffnete Serr 8. .. 2osan bic
8eriammIuns nit @ebet uno belt cine
Yrsbist in GnsIiid an bic @emenbe.
Die Serren 8aitoren Seibert bon Bloom.
fieIb, q. S., bon arus unb Sdumudes
bieIten ersreifenbe 8eoen an ben neuen
Yaitor unb bic @smeinpe, abipsdisInS
our6 einise 2iebsr bonn Slnsperein bsr
9emsinoe, psIbe borsIslid seSunssn
purosn. @inen idbnen ginbrud madte
es bsim 4ussunse, ndbrenb Der @bor
bas 2ieb ,,9luf Mieberiebsn" fang, bab
idmmtIide Glisber benz neuernGbIten
Bultor Die Suno reidten uno ibm bersIid
@IGd plni9tsn.
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SaS xbal abmdrtS.

Die aus bsm 8erfauf Der gffsften
oeS berfrabten George 6. &einbarbt er'
Iansien @slber tperben aui gmpfebluns
bes 9lubituren berart bertbsiIt, bab Nbom
8einbarbt bic Summe bon Sl692.67
erbalt.
9rsi srOBs 9orfarrsn nit 8obIsn,
bic auf einsm SeitsnseIeiis Der Grie &
SO. 9. 8abn su Gboea itanbsn, tpurbsn
Sonntas um Wiitternadt bur6 Seusr
seritbrt, Elm bierter ibeiIpeiie ansebrannt.
Dian 9laubt. bab bas SSeuer uneelest mar
uno es ipiro Der S4acen auf $4,000 ee'
iddBt.
- Die Superbiioren bon 2adamannu
Gotpnibip stpanssn am sSreitas ben Cons
traftOren Sage, tpsIder bic arbsitsn fir
bic neue StraBenbabn an Der Marcp unb
2adaipanna Toipnibip @rense leitete, sur
Giniteauns bsrieIben, BIS sr bic @ensbs
miSuns Der borti8sn SebDrten srbaltsn
bat.
- Nabe oem 2aiprence Gompanie
Store in Olo Sorse ipirb eine neus Srlde
iiber ben 2adapanna sebaut, UNI aIs
4usIdufer fir cine neue 2anoitrubc su
biensn, peIde ettpa cine pierte Wteile
lang iein uno peri6isoene bisbsr setrennte
aniiebIunsen ndber berbinben ipirb. Die
Bride baut buS County, oaS Maueriperf
IGBt Diaiam Gonneg erri6ten unb i6entt
aud bas nbtbise 2anb, 70 buB baS Topn'
ibip fsine @uSlasen bat unb es proteitirt
oaber niemano bass8en.
Sablnr. r.-Sn ber beutfden 8ir6e ba.
bier 1T bic 9lode an Ort uno Stele ses
bradt porben.
Siibnerbiebe tretsn in Sieier 9esenb
tpieber fred auf.
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Stsbban DopIs unb @sraIb @rif.

- Stephan Spple uno @eralo Srifs
fin, reip. 90 unb II Sabre alt unb beibe
on Murp Strnbe i'm NorbenSe ipobnbaft,
pertrisben ii6 bic 3eit am Spnntas
Nadmittas bamit, einanber @ei6idten
aus benz tpilben Beiten su ersdbIsn, unb
um iid in bic Situationen befer binein
oenfsn su fbnnen, bate DOple ioear cine
alte Slinte nit SammeridIpb mitse'
bradt. 9ln einem isbr aufresenben gr.
eisniB anseIunat, ipannte 9pple ben
Subn bes 8epebres unb sielte auf ieinen
8am.ruben, elm 8Iib uno Small erfoIsts
unb einen Momsnt ipdter ianf Griffin,
bon elmer &usel nur alI;u iiber in bic
8ruit setroffen, entieelt su 8oben. 9opls
ilbsrIisferte ii9 ben 8sb6rbsn unb cine
Goronsrs Surp bat bic ndberen nm'
Itdnbe bes lln9lufes unteriu9t uno ben
0OpIe freiseiprc9en.
- Sas in letter Summer erip6bnte
Gpmite, sumeiit aus idbtii6en 8eamtsn
bsfebenb, bat bic StpstIanbitrabe Bride
uno mas bamit ;ufammen bGnst inipisrt
uno einen i6riftIiden 8eri6t absefabt,
ipel6er benz Stattratb porseIest ipirb.
Die Serren ideinsn fir 8radenbautsn
isbr einsenommen unb es fOmmt ibnen
babel nidt baruuf an, oh cine Bride elm
paar bunosrt Sub LANCER 1T ober nidt =
ie Idnssr. ie lisber. 90 empfebIen iie
iebt cine 8ride bonn Sube bon 2inben
Strabe bis sur Stpetlanb 9lQep Bride
cine 2anss bon ettpa fiinf SIod8. Damit
aber pdre bic Safe nod nitt fertis,
benn an Der 8. 8. & SO. 8abnfrsu,une
anSeIanet, tpiro man bas quite Werf bod
ni6t einlteaen ober ipieeer auf sinise
Sabre lissen Iahen tpoaen, Die Bride
miibte bann bon ba aus ipeiter sefiibrt
iperoen, unb bel Der 9orliebe fit Sriifen
tpirbe man ben Sau pubri6sinIid bis
aur giorb Dtain lpenue fortiiibrsn. Wtan
fibre iih in @eoanfsn fold einen 8au
Dor &usen-eine ununterbrodene Bride
BON Der Sitisite bss 2adatpanna SluHes
(2inSen Strabe) bis sur Rorb Wain
Apenue, Der sansen 2dnse entIans etpo
go Sub brsit-in ber 1bat Elm Wads
tperf, por bem man ben Sut ab;ieben
miibte. Die &ofen fdmen IeIbtperitdnbs
Iid nidt in Setradt, baS 1T ysbeniade-
ipenn nur bic Bride .eine reht lanSe 1T !!