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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12
Nature Demands a Tonic

S''S
We ought never to forget, aver those of
us who possess vigorous health, that we
are wearing out-that the vital clock
work, so to speak, must eventually run
down This, of course, we cannot prevent,
because it is in the ordinary course OF
nature. but we may retard the too speedy
arrival OF decay by the use of an invigor-
ant which takes rank of every other
namely, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
This century has not witnessed Il
parallel in success to this famous medi-
cine, which not only sustains health by
promoting vigor, but overcomes consti-
patton, dyspepsia, chilla and fever, merry
BUSINESS, rheumatism and other disordered
conditions of the system fostered by
weakness and an impoverished condition
OF the blood. The feeble persons con
valescing after exlausting disease, and
the aged, derive infinite benefit from the
use OF this helpful and efficient tonic.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12

When the New Haven coustabulary
get after a Yale student he DISCUSSES
himself by having his hair cut. Pack.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12
Lac ct Aqua.

saw her at the village pump.
Beside the broken wall,
l heard the handle creak and thump:
/ saw the water fall.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12

The cars throne is said to be worth
forr times as much as Queen Victo.
tiass-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12

"A Redditch, England, 10000 people
make more than 100, O00, 900 needles a year,
and they are made and exported SO
Sheaply that England has no rival and
practically m%onopoilzes the trade.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12
Salt Rheul, S Years


In the form OF q running
sore on my ankle, four
physicians failed to cure.
Ithen commenced taking
Hoods sarsaparilln, and
using Hoods Olive oint.
ment, and at the end of
two years was com
pletely cured, and have
had no trouble with it
since" SIMEON STAPLES,
Yyuc% Tr--o, O n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
Kidney Sautees.

The success of this dish depends upon
the rapidity with which it is cooked and
served. Not more than 20 minutes should
elapse during the operation because, all
authorities to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, kidneys are made hard and tough
by long continued cooking.
Beef kidneys are the best for this dish,
but others may be used. After washing
the kidney, cut it in small slices, reject
ing all the white portion. For pint Of
sliced kidney, peel and CRATE or chop
finely tablespoonful OF onion. Put it
in frying pan, with 2 tablespoonfuls
of good drippings or butter, and when
it begins to brown put it the pre-
pared kidney. Stir the kidney over a
hot fire for five minutes, then stir in a
tablespoonful of dry -four, and when it
10 brown add pint of boiling water, a
teaspoonful of salt, quarter Of salt
spoonful of pepper and 2 tablespoonfuls
of any good table sauce. Stir the kid
ney until the sauce is smooth, taking
care that 1t does not cease boiling. In
90 minutes serve it with dish Of new
boiled potatoes and the puree of spinach.
The French method substitutes glass
of wine for the table sauce and adds q
little finely chopped parsley when the
kidney is cooked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
DO a Woman.

Girls, all Of you, everywhere, this is a
word to you: BE womanly. BE true to
yourselves and be guided by the promptings
VI those who have been through it all and
know by experiencethe best line of conduct
topursue. You may lose the companionship
Of some whom you think very gay and
jolly. but their evanescent friendship will
he replaced by sincere respect and COM
mendation.
IL is great fun perhaps to be bit slangy
in your talk, to take surreptitious puffs of
o cigarette or to deceive your chaperon as
TO your whereabouts.
Possibly for a time such n line Of conduct
will appear amusing and clever, and you
will undoubtingly think you are pleasing
Tom, Dick and Harry by being hail fellow
well met and willing to deceive those who
have your best interests at stake. But
when your back Is turned no one will be so
quick to censure you as they.
Remember that and don't yield TO the
temptation TO be fippant and untrue,
Again, be womanly Herald.
Rev. DR. Joel Swartz Is 20 years old, but
thinks nothing Of riding 10 or 20 miles on a
bicycle. lie is pastor Of a Lutheran church
at Gettysburg, Pa, and makes all his pas
toral visits mounted on the whirling wheel.
lie has three sons ia the ministry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
jss535l517 - %
E0uRA RATSzNWNl
ID ISpEoPLEDl

Mrs. T.. r. Spaulding of this city is 4,
Nespirt.
J. NJ. Noycs of Mystic spent yesterday
in this city.
Miss nina Ross is the guest Of friends
in THIS city.
Georye Hunter Of this city is visiting
In Portland, Me.
Mrs. +. Cowie OF Newport is visiting
friends IN this city.
Mrs J. Gilpn of Newport is tertain-
Ing Y. Colnan OF this city.
Mr.. +. Inerams Of this city is the guest
OF Mr.. Congao on of Newport.
Miss Bessie Clark OF Southhrid ge,
CGnn., Is tie guest OF relatives Ia this
city.
ClaIe,ce Aldrich and wife OF this city
ars visiting irIeads at East Kiliingly,
Conn.
Ma ter John ID. Campbell of this city
IL visiting his cousin, Master Dunca n
Campbell of Phenix.
Mr.. and Mrs Will I'm Fl Ike, aud Miss
Hattie Waterman OF this city. are at lhe
Waterman homestead. Summit.
Mr.. Waiter n. Kinney, formerly of
Westerly, lst lieu enant OF Company +,
II. j. M. is now a residenc OF this city.
Officer NJ igure Of the Save ith ecinc /
on TINS city, whose former fesiCeuce was
Ia Newport, il spe ndin z u short vaca ion
tee.
Ex-Governor IIowari and wife of
III ,rri> left Wednesday mornidg TO-.
Bet chem, While Mountains, where
tLef will remain lew days.
Major Frank III. Harcolrt, rifle inspec.
tor, was AT Woonsocket range yesterday
af,ernoon instructing the members OF
compiDy ID in their practice. Two
markers accompanied hi n.
Colonel Henry Il. Tiepke of Pawiuckct
was one OF the speakers ut the mlusum-
mer outing OF the Young Mems Republi-
can club OF New Havea today. The
me .ting was head at Savin Rock. Sena-
tors Platt and Hawley arc among tue
quests.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
The Old Made New.

"What lovely shade for dresden
lamp!" exclaimed guest to her hostess
ut tea the other day.
"Made from an old evening gown of
mine," replied the latter 1.-THE silk"
(Which was white, brocaded in red and
pink roses twas quite soiled, but l had
it washed and pressed. 1t was not very
difficult to cover the frame, and the
white lace that finishes the edge l tinted
here and there with water colors to
match the colors of the brocade." The
whole effect was exceedingly pretty and
in perfect harmony with the flowered
china of the lamp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

Much prettier and adapted to soft
stuffs is tho sleeve. which consists OF
two big puffs to the elbow. the upper
one little longer. A similar style has
the elbow sleeve divided into four puffs,
each one narrower than the one above it.
A style which the dressmaker claims
is eminently fitted for wash gowns, and
which the laundress vehemently declares
is not, is shown. The sleeve is full to
the elbow and tight below. Narrow
double ruffles of the material, edged with
lace, run from shoulder to wrist. leaving
only the narrowest stripe Of the original
puff visible.
Still less to the laundress' liking is the
other sleeve of the batch. 1t consists Of
soft puff to elbow and cape of ruf1les
not more than an inch wide from the
shoulder seam half way to the elbow.
In gown with sleeves like those girls
shoulders seem about the size of Brit
ish generals and her waist correspond
ingly small, so that sleeves like those
hold sway despite laundresses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
AMONG THE YACHTSMEN.
RHODE ISLAND CLUB'S CIR USE
ENDED LIST SUND1Y.
Tho Corinthians Hold n CIambake in
Honor of Their Young Lady Friends
General Yachting Notes.

The cruise OF the kh Jde Island Yach,
Club came to "A termination last Sunday
and weary, sunburnel mob OF tars lai
down The implements OF a life on til
wave for the sterner. ana more prosaic
weapons Of strife for existence OH land.
The cruise WAS eminensly satisfactory T.
ali parties concerned.
There were no serious accidents To mar
the hilarity of the OCcision, 10 suukeu
crafts and no rigging torn away. Every
man who had yacht and tha time ~ h
disposal was ouC with he cruisers So ~
of tue preltiest yachts in the state
we're numbere in the fi,et. Tner.
was the Urna, the Nalkyr ami
the Neaera, the cutter Sur', the Lovelc
aud yawl Hadassah. Further on W -
the G ribou, the sloop hahnee, the Clara
the Gthnett, the pretty sloop Ghost aht
the Adele. Then there were the Viretta
the cat Lucipnene. aud the sloop Vim e.
The vac ,tsmel are proad OF tneir rec,r
and justly so.
CIambaks by Corinthians.
The Corinthian Yacht club did the ga =
liant thing last Sunday. For long time
tnis club has been ,ne recipient Of
Vulnerable and deeply appreciated favor S
from the young iauy friends or tue orIah.
ization. Many good turn has been don
the club by TIE Slr.s with 10 more
ulterior mcClve than the cJminun
instincS OI Colng good de q
for which Rhode Island girls are famous
Tde club desired ID reciprocate and dId
So. 1t pialued an extensive clalnbake al
Potters Cove and set the date for Sdnda y
las5. IL did the hearts of the honest tarn
good TO observe how IA: girls took to the
proposed ho iday. Each gallant with mis-
yacht and Test sir. was IN h md at the
cove Sunday. I he b Ike was all that :,
bake should De. WIND aud We lther were
favoraDie, aud after spending a mJss de-
iightful aay the fl 'et set sail for home
arriving oi time and with N acciden. >
to mar the p .easure OIL the day.
General Mention.
j. e. Fletche. in t,le owner OF th O sloop D
Arlnda, II bl elk 29-footer, formerly the
properly OF d.. M:uslow of Forest anu
Stream.
Yacht White Wings will have new
steel centreooard of 400 pounds weight
aud "a OF an inch in thick .es-.
EX-OO modore Charles Herman star
ell las Monday with mis- family in his
yawl Cocueco Tor "a months cruise.
The annual regatta aud race for the
Coriuthian, Handy and Anderson cup
VIII be held some tins during the pres.
cut month.
Comm jdore Stone sails next Saturdt,
to JiI .dc fiset OK the New York Yacht
clue.
Yacht Wilful is to be fitted out with a
new topmast
The open regatta of the Rhode Island
Yacht club will be held lhursiay, 4,
August IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows
For NEW YORK-1l3 A. NJ daily 10 bonimited)
IL 10 A. NJ. 10. 3 90 Qimitedl 90 p. NJ daily
For NEW YORK. via stonington Line-7 10. 20
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGToN,, VIA Harlem River-io 10 A. NJ. Q -
For NEW IA vEN-1 1s A. NJ Cexp. darlyt SIS
lexp.l. i6 !expD, % dimited). 90 'exp. daily
For se NE& S1s&R LoNDoN@i IL A. NJ. daily expa eAo
(accoml, . 90 (accom. Sundays only. 8 IS 0oo)
expDy IS (accom.L 1910 texp.h 10 80 (limitedl,
II 10 A. NJ. texp.l 20 Ia CO om.l. 10 (exp.L U5
dlmited), 3 90 doc. exp.l IS accom- Sundays
only. 4 10 taccon.L 90 +. NJ texp. dauyh
SA5 +. N. (exp. daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
Table Mats of Bolting Cloth.

Boiling cloth is the most fragile ma
terial in the world, but it will last u
long time made up into the beautiful
table mats and runners that are decorat-
ed with small designs in white floss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
Fashionable HairdrcssinR.

The fashionable styles in hairdressing
and Chinese puzzle are about equally
intricate. The former is, however, more
interesting from feminine point Of
view. In the illustration ono waved
and curled young woman has achieved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
Fell I'm n Fit.

Nathaniel Ball, while painting the
house. at 69l Atwells avenue, fell la a ill.,
at 3 y. IN. yesterday. lie was attended b :
Dr.. Keene, and later went TO his home IN
j Johnston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For WORCESTER-0 80 texp.h 05. z 30 texp.).
10 accom-, IL 80 a m. (accoml 30 lexpl.
Sundays-s 80 a. m. taccom.,. o 90. SIS .. m.
(accoml =.
For trains for intermediate stations SO xpno
table furnished at all ticket Offices.
{. T. HEMPSTEAD. Genr Pass Agt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

The shops are already making a dis.
play of the serviceable castor or 80 called
washing gloves with good sized but
tons at tha wrists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
Hattie shaw Missing

Hattie Shaw is missing from her home
on Lester rect. She j. IL years of ag =,
AID was Gress in dark dress with
light " aist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days. Cor
rected tn ,June II. 1893.

rectcd to June III. 1898.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows :.
fGru fGTruRNns gHs so a. M IL 70. . 30 r. N.
HYDE PARK, wALPoLE-s Os IL 40 A. NJ; Z 20
EkASKEIESEss EWSp EMIESEs2hlh Fl 4 70 akSoibs S NILES AND
ADAMsDALE-S os, IL 40 A. NJ; ~, Is Pm.
MlI,FoKD-S Os A. NJ; 20 p. N
ARLISGToN-7 40. IL 30 A. NJ; oSo' III o.
KSSiiSaHrrsvlLLE-7 KSSiiSa G s 10. II IS A. NJ; sis 50. Is
SO 10, 9 80. II 90 =. M,,vr, NJ po,xr rr,,r,r
cET4iEsEEoMM cT,isE oMMESs4hniiSSafdNes S4niSSasf SiS
Iq o5. sic 80, 2 AS 80. 50 10. $50, I'll 90. p ~
49, y : q 10 80 70 ~, MP % p NJ 80
poNfIAc, ARCTIC, c,3uipN,icKSIsls ~, S IL ssA.M
sic 80, 2 4b. Sd 40 80 III 70 r M. -
ANTHdN60-7 . 70. ..i . 10 20 II ~ A. NJ sisSo' sA
SUMMIT. UNECo. sTERLING-7io olo A N
co5ttfhi,tss, " y :; fG;fsEsh, MoosgP, PLANrrELD
JEyJETT fYT CRY, tlS VERSAILLES. BAiTio SOUTH
'WiNDiIkM wILLIMANriC-9loAM 10 A n; ~ o.
SATFSSSRR3 SWAFTfFESSR3 r FishkLl.S ii Xii j. 81 ssosM
NohWICJi-7 10, y 10 A. NJ. u 0s, 3oP.M
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUoHkEEPSIE-o 10
rAAssT a + THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDeE
and woRCEsnEkKas5 Rus 90 & g; w; vs 20 p 'mr;w.upa n;
pAscokG S,e si 1Nn ISTERNEDIATE sTArIoNs-
only sii Is p IS Leave Pss'rss !. sS 10
only at 90 7. NJ. sunday leave Pro oyidence ~
SI5 n. NJ. Leave Pascoag at 90 A. M:
Tram cs oss9n esvs sns sss sss wss rom we
end for Pascoag and way stations from oeepee
street Depot. Providence.
seturays only ssunafys ana ros,S orly o,,ssn
=, VS. esnIs g5SRs sH%sss sssa. r. BABcocK O. PA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
THE NEW SLEEVES.
Pufed. Friiicd, Leg o. Mutton aud Various
Other STYLES.

other styles.
Hero are some Of the sleeves chosen by
tho fashionable woman to disguise the
contour of her arm. They are wonder
fully successful in accomplishing that
purpose. and If the arm is ugly they
have the merit Of concealing the fact.
The particularly plain and ungraceful
sleeve is the new gigot. 1t is cut in one
piece and gathered down the front seam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

the feat of making one of her coils de-
scribe n semicircle in the air. the ends
being in puffs fastened to the top Of the
head. The other has twisted her locks
into two coils at the point where the
psyche knot used 10 be made and has
added several stiff, perpendicular loops
Of ribbon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

The shadow side of life was ref ,cted in
the mirror mt the sixth district court to.
a y. wLed james Towncy was nrl aigned
charsei with assaultina lis wife, aud
WAS h. III for trial in $500 surety. Towuey
id Ia vie 1--we Ia Aieppo street and
LIT bight the man came o. his
mouse aud not finding supper re, d. he
proceeded TO take revenge on his wife.
.Ie nit her ia the face, anu blsckened her
eyes. Tue woman complained and James
Was arrested shortly Afterwards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

The police every day meet with cases
so pathei ic that they sem scarcely credi-
We who bave comfortable homes, aad
do not know wnat il IL TO want for a
place TO lay our heads, can hardly under
stand how IL feels TO be walking The
streets without a homo. At any age
such IA condition o. affairs is sad, but
when the person is past three
score Years aud ten aud il n
woman the case bsco res palette
and heartrending. Officer Hopkins
OF Station 4 found woman nan o.
catherine Kelly asel 20 years wandering
hb ut tl sire5 nimlessly. lie acUosted
her nnd .oun that sue hal no home, no
Ie atives anu did nos know wnere she was
Lvihg or what sue was going to do. Ilo
too her 20 tue Cnarity building whete she
VIII ie car5d for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad.
oLDlcoLoNY SYSTEM.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Time tables giving full information
as TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence star
ton and stations as below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

Not single wayiarer put mp mt the
Hotel de Police Station last night. Tde
non-attendauce may be attrb-
utpd 10 several causes. but
tie primary reason, probably,
Il that the soft summer nights aud "a
ed OF grass are more seductive TO the
average iramps than any II 'ucture rear
ed by the hand OF man may be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03

Rev FIR. Lyme, assistant pastor OF
ST.. Charles church, Won ocket, and
presi ent OF the Catholic Total Absi-
nence union OF Providence diocese, II AZ
tending CONVENTION of the NJ 5, chG-
set $ Total Abstinence union III Sp.IDs-
field, Mass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
IA. 6 apiteI.

TIN oieielbe 3eit, no Die sben ers
;dblte Scene Dor iid sin9, tleiOete ii6
Der Baron pou Sturen gum 9lusgeben
an. UNI ieineu Sreuno MaitlanO aui3u.
iu9en uno nit oieiem iiber Die fatale
ausslsseubeit oes iun9en 1ettber9 ;u
ipreden. Gr wollte eben na9 0ut uno
Spa;ieritod 9reiien, ais an bic Gbiir
9etlopft murbe. Ger 8eiu6er mar
Wtaitlano ielbit.
rOiun, mie sebt es init Sbrer 0unoe.
Baron ?" frig Der Gnt0mmliug. .Gut,
tpie idl iebe. yeie bat Sbuen Der fanole
Duellberi6t i'll Oen 3eituu9en scfal.
leu? gtid)t pabr, 0err BON Qninna
perftebt ben 9fummel? Dod) mic i6
isbe, ftebem Sie chen i'm 9ssriff aussu,
9ebsn-"
r@erabe ia Sbnen wollte i'd, @aits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14

crenire nn0 lie III lelci luiiHl,,e. limo
oarln merOeu Sic nidt5 GebcnftitAcS
finoen. Yaron."
r@rlaubeu Sic mir aber Die Tra9e,"
snt9e8nete Wolfsans, rwarnm sic nur
beOin9ungspeile oaoon reben, ben Yrus
Der bes MtdohenS Dor ben 6olsen iei-
mes Verbrehens bemabren Su ipollen.
nGie SaGe lit ia auf Sic einiahite
Weile BON Der Welt erleoist. neun sic
mid ben Wedlel be;ablen laiien."
nOas 2estere 1T ia bas Wenisits,"
perieste Wtaitlano, .oenn i1 bin iels
ber nidt eben geiSis, 0aron. uno ss
Ioll nicmanb 9tnoerS alS id) baS Gelo
bejablen. gSenn i'd beoinsuugslpeile
reSe, 10 seldab eS, peil-"
ST unterbraf li6 uno perlant in
9fadoenten. Guolid itrefte CT leiuem
6reunoe oie Sano ent9esen unb lagte:
ngSir bNben einen fleine,l 3miit 9ebabt,
aber mir wollen lpie6er SreunSe lein.
go laIen sic unS oenn iiberle9en,
mas mir fir Srdulein Rettberss Yrus
her thua f0nnen."
Der Baron oriidte linn luarm oie
Sanb. Veioe famen therein, oas
Waitlano 3u Dem Banfier sebe uno ben
@e6iel einlOle. 6ettbers {ollte III feis
uer SSeiie Sur 8erantnortuno ge,oeen
iperOen, aber nur inter Der 8eoin0ung,
oaB er nit bem naditeu Samburser
DampIer nad Nmerifa abreiite. Gr
iollte NIT ben n0tbi9en @elonitteln perz
leben iperten unb man ipoltte bafiir
iorgen, oaB er in s(merifa cine Nnitel-
lung erbtelte.
Ataitlanb eins 70 bercitwiais ani
bieien Sian ein. oaB Die Wtadt ieiues
@influiies ouf 8olfsau9 uuo Der Nei;
leines llmgau9es polli9 pieoerber9es
ltellt warcn, als CT oieien perlies. nm
lofort Die notbi9eu Sdritte sur Ginlos
lnna bes gefGlidteu g8edliels III thun.
(6crtietuns ipIgt,l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14

3iisen su 9eBeu, uno oa f0nnsn mir
Srdulein Hettberg mitnebmen."
sd werbe lie iogleid ourd ein paar
Seilen BON unlerem 8elude perlt6ns
bisen, bamit mir iie morgen lider 3u
9auie antreffen," iaste Selicitas.
n2bue bas, 6elicitas," nidte bic
2ante, nuno laB Dir bonn Baron bic
aoreile iasen.
sluf Ginlabuns leiner @onnerin blieb
Wolfgang ben san5en Nbeno iiber ba,
Der ibm nod au9euebmer perging oils
Der geitri9e. Das @eiprd9 tenfte ii6
auf per9ansene 3eiten; tbeuere Grius
nerun9eu an leine peritorbenen Gltern
uno on bic Stunbcn, mo- Ct uno 6elici=
tas in bielen Hdumen alS &inoer mits
chamber 9elpielt batten, traten, ourh
bic miitterlibe Sreunoin gemedt, lplee
Der lebenoig Dor feline Seele, 10 baB er
tn un9lei6 meibepollerer Stimmung
als 9eltern oas 6auS perlieB.-
slm anoeren Vormittag fubren sSrau
bon Yra9ipls uno Selicitas na9 Der
eutlegenen 0orftaot, in ipel9er Wtela.
ME Nettberg uobnte. Die betoen Das
men maren nod ME in bieie @eseno ees
fommen.
9lls lie bas 5aus nit Dem b0blen,
erttgen 6ofe betraten, bic serlumpten
3inoer anf ben Treppen iaben, bon
oenen eins. li6 perwe9en iiber bas Sc
tdnoer bdn9eno, blislhuell au ibnen
poriibergerutI6t fam, alS lie aus I'M,
fatbaren Hdumen sanfenoe uno feis
fenoe Stimmen pernabmen, oa iant
ibnen Der Wfutb, uno bic etipaS nerp0s
peranla9te 6rau BON Bra9mit gerietb
beinabe In 8erlubung, tpieoer um,u,
febren.
Die Wirtbin nit Dem alle,eit offenen
Sbre trat, als lie BON brauBen leiie
Sbritte pernabm, aus ibrer ltets muir
an9elebnten Tbiire uno mar ni9t pentg
iberral6t, apei 10 noruebme Damen
por iid 5u ieben, Die mad 6rdulein
Hettbsrs frusen. Sic 5eiste ibnen bas
Simmer, lpel9es 5rau BON 8ra6mie
suerit betrat.
Wfelanie itano oil oem Giihe, pors
auf nod Gelicitas erbro1ener Brief lag,
uno Ie9te paitis uno nit peritortem
Blide cine 3eituns bel @eite. Srau
bon YraAwis mar beim eriten Nnblif
oeS jnn9en Wtdo9ens fur fie sewennen.
sic ersriff nit iparmber3iser yebbaf.
ti9feit Wielanies 9anb uno tbeilte ibr
In ben Sarteiien Worten nit, pie rib,
menO Der Baron bon ibr gelproden,
luel6e inni9e Tbeilnabme ct fir iic er.
tpedt babe unb mas nun fir iie geI6e.
ben ioae.
Wtelanie mar bon Den perl6ieoeniten
Gmpfinbunsen belpe9t. sic bate ebeu
erit ben geridt BON benz seitrisen Ouch
Selelen, Die 9ia6ribt non oes Sarons
j6werer 8crwunouns uno Der sc.
oanfe,' oaB er gu ibrer 8ertteioi9ung
iein 9eben auf's Spiel 9elest babe,
bate iie nabcSu iiberpaltist. lnS nun
ipuroe iie r.0sli9 bur6 oie Site Der
pornebmen Dame unb burd Die &uuoe,
baB Der Baron feline ernltlihe Ser
lesung erlitten babe, auf cine gan; an,
bere 0eii ie bepe9t, fpel9e ihrcn Mneen
Tbrdnen freuoi9er Daufbarfeit ent,
;odte Seet crit bemerfte iie 6elicitas,
bic lidj bisber hinter ibrer 1ante sehal>
ien Datte Die bsioen rei;enoen Wfdos
hen ltanbeu ba uno bliften chamber
itumm an. oils lei Sebe eritaunt iiber
Die S60n1eit Der glnberen. 9lber lei
es nun, baB Melanie ibr S6idlal ils
Der auberoroentliden Sd0nbeit Selieis
tas' las, ODER oaB fir ibr aufserestes
@emiitb jener raihe @e9iel Der @ms
pfinbungen su uiel seweIeu ipar-fie CT
bleidte ptoslid nno ianf obnmadtie in
SelicitaS' slrme.
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2elepbon 6n7. = Jrii6e Ylumen fort
wdbreno oil 0ano. Bouquets unb
Slumenfllde tperoen auf Benelunaen
prompt angefertigt.
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gigentbiimer.
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allen Gpctbsfsn. gbSIrb Dreib, GbcmeioH 4 Go.
u Ahpleial.
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