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The herald., 1893-06-25

ing border that used to 60 on old-time
wall paper is again on our dresses. It
is. apparently, the only change possible
in the trimm ming of our skirts. All we
can hope is that the skirts themselves
may not be sacrificed to q craze for elab.
crate decoration, and the pretty fullness
of folds be taken from them TO afford the
modesto O smooth and funnel-like sur
face upon which to do her festooning.
The only excuse for this sort of aimless
trimming ia the display OF very fine lace,
but at best it makes one look sadly like
curtains and furniture, and the lireo OF
the figure, which ought to have some
consideration In the administering of
drapery, arc moro and more offended.
Try to have mind of your own, girls;
keep the fashion TO Its present really
charming moderation.
The fifth and final toilet in this set Is
wholly suggestive OF summer and Is
made OF thin white wollen suiting
over a foundation dress of light green
silk. The bell skirt has an overskirt
which is drawn through green velvet
belt and hangs down over it IN the man
ner indicated in the illustration, The
round waist is tight-itting and cut V
shape at the neck; the opening is edged
with folded strip OF white net and
bertha of figured net. The sleeves are
leg-o'-mutton.
Copyright, 1893.
The herald., 1893-06-25

After the many seasons that it has
been decreed shat silk must only be
worn in house gowns and Tor evening,
we have all sorts of silken fabrics on the
street not differing in color and texture
from the evening gowns. The full skirt
is accomplished beyond recall, but there
are rs many kinda of full skirts as there
are women to choose them. The one
most resembling the crinoline skirt OF
old, and which may indeed be worn
over O veritable hoop skirt and est the
better for it, fits closely at the waist and
hips, and spreads at once from III, hips
smoothly outward, being abou five
yards and a half around the lower edge.
The monotony of this wide sweep at the
foot, unrelieved by anything like regular
folds, is broken by an old fashioned de-
vice OF running a narrow pleating OF the
silk about the foot, turning the direction
of the rulile up about every foot and
ending it with q bow OF ribbon. The
charm of this is just in its quaint
suggestion Of old time style. The
bodice to this sort of skirt is strictly
modern, made with surplice fronts and
big puHed eleeves with an epaulette OF
velvet or satin to match the bows used
on the skirt. Handsome, pointed, cro-
chet lace may be added over these epau-
lettes. You cannot have too much elab-
Grafton about the shoulders, you know,
and if you have piece of lace that you
hate to cut into two short lengths, 'let
one piece be long enough to come down
the side OF the bodice, turning it so the
points go inward when it leavea the
shoulder. This gown IS pretty in shot
silk, the ground delicate apple green,
and the shot dull red, the who'll ing
being changeable besides. Use d sd
or deep green velvet. The pars .s
a Dresden handle with two b. I
tached, one OF dull red, the oth Of
green. The hat should be small, hight
affair of twisted dull green straw.
The old aimless, foolish-looking, wall
paper-end dado style of ornamentinR
skirts is coming back. The looping and
festooning that reminds one OF the cell
The herald., 1893-06-25

Surely, nothing that summer brings
to view could be prettier than young
girl CARRIED like the one in the second
drawing. Copy it in any fashion you
choose. In tho gown from which the
sketch was made the stuff is terra Gotta
with tiny yellow dots, trimmed with
white lace and batiete. The bias neams
OF the skirt are strengthened by a silk
ribbon to prevent saggipg. The blouse
waist fastens ct the eide. but the lining
in the center; at the waist in front and
back the fulnesa is laid in pleats.
Around the waist ia worn belt OF
folded suiting and the bottom of the
skirt is also trimmed with gathered
ruiile OF the same. The neck of the
waist Is cut low in front only. The
broad sailor collar ia of white batiste
in this instance but any other shade of
of crepe, batiete or'eilk may be used it
is edged with wide lace and the deep
cuff is made in the same manner. The
sleeves are leg-o'-mutton.
The most distracting girl the summer
let loose is the girl whose hair curles.
She is the despair OF all the other girls.
No matter how young she is che seeme
to have the degree of impineas that
always goes with naturally curly hair,
1t ia enough to drive a girl who has to
curl her hair, crazy, to see a mere chit
of a school girl, tripping about on any
sort of foggy day with kinks all over her
head. Looking as kinks can only make
one look. She is possessed to do ali eorts
of things to aggravate you. For iR-
stance che always vets her hair when
she goes in bathing. II che were lit
tie nearer your own age you might get
back at her, but being not even out OF
school yet Won have to bear it and say
nothing. You have to hear the men say
"Jove; what pretty head OF hair that
little Smith girl has," and not be sure
that that little Smith doesn't know per-
fectly we'll that they are saving it.
Goodness deliver the belle OF four seasons
from a little Smith girl. You cannot
The herald., 1893-06-25
Poets In the House of Commons.

Several members of the house of com
mons have published volumes of poems
namely: William Abraham, member for
Glamorganshire (Rhondda division),
who is Welsh bard, under the title of
"Mabon;" William Allen, the member
for Gateshead, who is an engineer and
poet, and whose works include ga Book
Of Songs In English and Scottish;" Will
liam Johnston of Hallykilbeg, member
of the southern division of Belfast, who
is poet laureate of the institution of
OrangeInen in Ireland; Professor Jebb of
Cambridge university, who has pub
lished translntions into Greek and Latin
verse, and z. D. Sullivan, member of
the western division of Donegal, who
has published a selection of songs. Sir
George Otto Trevelyan published in
1860 volume Of poems entitled "The
Ladies' In Parliament" and other pieces,
and has also written many verses, dra-
matte and satirical, Of which another of
the best known is "The Dawk Bunga-
low"
Henry Smith Wright has published the
fnst four books of the ''Iliad' of Homer
in English hexamoter verse. The prime
minister OIr. w. Z. Gladstone), though
he has not published volume of poems,
has written verses both in English and
Latin, while among his papers is said to
be Greek tragedy, which may one day
be sent out in book form. Mr.. J. w.
CTombie, member for Kincardineshire,
is the author of "Some Poets of the Peo-
pie IN Foreign Lands" Two members
of the house of lords have recently pub
lshed volumes of pocms-namely, Lord
Houghton, "Stray Verses" and the bish.
op of Lincoln, "a Ladder Of Heaven. -
London Iit-Bits.
The herald., 1893-06-25

protect yourself against her. She ap-
pears in the afternoon in q eimple,
childish little dress, with q bangle or 90
on her waist for ornament, a wide lace
collar up about her throat, her hair
wildness of sunny kinkles, with no hat
On, but holding her na's parssol over
her head, and, 30 sure As Charlie ia
there with you, she aits down with her
back to you quite way of and thinks.
AS if girl Of her age ever thinks She
looks so innocent it is useless to attempt
to make Charlie see that she is doing it
just to make you move. These little
Smith girls never sit and think long
without thinking up some aggrevation.
Better give up, take Charlie to a safe
distance, and leave her to think, shine
The herald., 1893-06-25
Botanists and Artists,

One day at the foot Of damp rock I
saw little lean man coming toward me,
with o nose like an eagles beak, nervous,
jerky movements and something quaint
and earnest in his countenance.
Unfortunately was looking at q plant
with long, straight green stalk and
white, delicate corolla, which grew near
some hidden springs.
He took me for u raw fellow botanist.
"Ah, here you are gathering plantsl
What BY the stalk, tolumsy2 What
will it do in your herbarirnn without
roots?' n1 ii9a wo1A 2l tfotA
,"But. sirn---s ssv 79q
Common plant, frequent in the en-
virons of Paris, Parnassia palustris; stem
simple, erect, petals rounded. Those
hectares are curious; good study; plant
well chosen. Courage! You'll get on"
"But am no botanist."
"Very good; you are modest. There
are rare plants here which you should
absolutely carry away. Hal What is
that? The Aquilegia pyrenaica!'
And my little man started off like an
lizard, clambered up q slope, carefully
dug the soil about the flower, took it up
without cutting q single root, and re-
turned with sparkling eyes, triumphant
air, and holding it aloft like banner.
PLANT peculiar to the RErenees. ]
have long wanted it. Come, r-y young
friend, q slight examination. You don't
know the species, but you recognize the
familyY'
"Alas, 1 don't know word of bot
anyi"
He looked at mo stupefied.
"Then why do you gather plants?"
''To see them, because they are prot
ty."
He put his flower into his case, adjust
ed his cap and went away without add
ing another word.-"A Tour Through
the Pyrenees."
The herald., 1893-06-25

oped a great deal OF
grace and pretti-
ness in dress, not
withstanding the
threat OF crinoline.
The initial picture
shows q dainty toll
ct for July and Au-
eust. The mater
ial used in the ori-
glnal is green wool
en- suiting, trim
, med with red and
green changeaDle
velvet and ecru
The herald., 1893-06-25
Private, Nervous and Chronic Troubles
TREATED BY A sPECIALIsT.

WOMEN wisspsse %Hoss LIVES " sng are Of msSs sSs
Diseases peculiar to their sex can receive i'm
mediate relief.
The herald., 1893-06-25

Consultation IN office or by letter free.
Medicines compounded in our own labor
atory.
We are here to stay.
Call address Los ANGELES M EDI-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Rooms 3 and 5, No. 2i1 South Main street, op-
posite Hammam Baths, Los Angeles, Cal
6-14 1y
The herald., 1893-06-25
f. 8. c. LOWE.
president and Manaper

N. B.-Tnere are few of the above bonds Of
the present issue bearing per cent interest
carrying special advantages and unquestionable
personal guarantee of both principal and inter-
est, which are now offered to those desirous of
making an entirely safe and profitable invest
ment. Full particulars, and the bonds, can be
obtained of any of the banks in Pasadena, or of
the Los Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany; and at the companys office, Grand Opera
House block, Pasadena, Cal.
The above road, free from all floating debt.
goes into regular operation July LIST, next, with
profitable transportation engagements equal to
its full capacity. No more safe and profitable
investment can be made than will bs found in
these bonds. moderate amount of stock is
also offered at par. % If
The herald., 1893-06-25
DA RTHC AND INDIVIDUALS

ID KTTC AND INDIVIDU UALS
OA1N-A0 holding bonds of the Pas
dena and Mount Wilson Railway company are
notified that the interest coupons thereon, ma
turing July 1st 1893, will be paid in gold coin
on aud after that date on presentation of the
same at the office OF the Los Angeles Safe De.
posit and Trust company, No. 3l3 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1893-06-25

Read the classified columns on the
sixth page Of the HERALD. Good situa-
tions may be secured houses and rooms
are offered for rent; announcements Of
bargains in real estate by which you can
double your money in q short time !;
business chances; professional cards /;
cheap excursion5; and thousand other
matters OF interest are advertised. Adj
vertisements in this department are
very cheap, costing five cents line q
day, or about half centa word for each
insertion.
The herald., 1893-06-25

guipure lace. The circular bell skirt IL
stiffened with haircloth almost half it's
length, and is garnished with five bias
folds of velvet of graduated widths The
round waist has yoke Of shot silk COW
cred with lace and the remainder OF the
bodice is adorned with four rows OF vel
vet, and velvet belt around the waist.
The sleeves have large puff to the ell
bow, with gathered irill and a long,
tight cuff, covered with lace; the tops
are trimmed with velvet epaulettes.
The herald., 1893-06-25

Everything catarrhal in its nature,
Catarrh itself, and all the troubles
that come from Catarrh, are per-
fectly and permanently cured by
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. No
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, you can be cured.
, 1893-09-14
Gin 8lutbao perbItet.
Q1freeur9 in Gponfon iiber Elm Rencontre
5wii6en meibert mo 5arbigen.

Sn @Daniton tpGre es geitcrn in einem
6aar Sn einem b"lutigelt Sample 5pilcben
Scbtpar5en unO g82iBen 9efDmmeu. Die
Siebltng5tpaffe Der S0nar5en, baS Stair
meier, lDar bereitS in me9reren Gremplaren
auf BENT 8laBe.
SopiD Nlen lit Gin biibicbe8, ettpa 10
Sabre aLtcS farbiges Wd6c6cn. Soplp bdlt
ttcb m%ciitenS in Chicago ouf bi5ipeilen
abcr beltcbt tic audi i6re an Der Srrington
Npe. naDe 0abtsitr. in @poniton po6nen>
ben @ltern. 9tlS ite ncultcb nit einigen
Gacen9enoiien Die Gburc6ltraBe binabz
tpanOeitc, 6egegnetc Der f~Qrbi0cn @eleQ>
i9aft 0as meiBe 0ienitmdocbel 8ernice
8otcben, bic iib in 8e9leitung ~3ipeier atz
Dcrcr weiBen Wfdbcben uno Dreier iungen
2eute 6efanb. 13pti6en 8opip uno Ser
nice BAT ME Elm ieDr ber5licbes GinDcrne6z
men geberri9t. 8ernice mac6tc einige 8e=
merfungen itber GopiD i6rcn 8e8leitern
ge8enll6er.
Sopip lab iicb belei6i9t ItcB ben 9(rm
t9reS 8e8leiterS los, 9ing auf 8ernice los
ulto forberte ie i'm idbarfcn Some auf, lie
ntcbt tpclter 81 belei0tgen. 8ernice rtpli7
ctrte, uno balb lab man 8ernicc baOou7
ellen, geTolgt bon SOpip, Die Elm 9taitrs
meier in Ser 2uft icbpang. Die bei6er>
%leitigen 8cglciter Der bciben MGb6en nab
men nun ebcnfaIS gu chamber Stellung
unb er%0ffnetcn cine Pldufclci nit S6tmpfz
iporten uno auT 6cioen Seiten mur6en STE
poloer unb Oteiier 9eso9en. 9aS 6tn5u9
fommen etniger %beionnener 8iirger perz
6tnoertc icOob i9lieBIih cine aIgemeine
ScbIa9t, unO Die beiben 2lrmeen Sogen itb
na3 I6auie SuriiG.
SopiD ertldrte bcute Wtor9en, 6oB ite
nocb nit Gcrnice obrccbnen iperbe; bic
Yolt5ej mill bon Der gallScn @ei4icbte
NIGHTS tpiiien. 8ie es i6eint, bat etiUoS
SIT ptel genoiiener S9napS bic S9ulO al
Der 8an5en geicbicbte.
, 1893-09-14
Die Reli0tons=Gonoreiie.

Cine 8roBe 3u6Oreri3aft, sic Sic
Solumbu6e6au i'm &%unitpaloit gum Grz
oritden fiiute, bepiufommnetc beute BEN
pierten Sag be5 9teligionS7 g STATEMENTS.
guf Der Ylatform ioBen 9tep. @oparb
gperett Sale un6 Shirt SergtuS Nolz
fenSfp DON 0tuBlanb, Sulia Q8orb 6oipe
uno s. Ipfi bon Snbien, Geo. SOlcp6
Goofe un0 Brof. Sean 9te0illc bon 8driS,
9tep. Or. 2Dman 2t6bott uu6 9teD. Stancbi
Sbi6oto bon Calcutta. @roBcs Sntereile
Derurlabte Die 8erlelung zines Nrtifels bon
cardinal Gibbons itber bic 9totbtpen0igfeit
Ser 6umonitdt, mic iie bie fatboltlcbe
Eeligton auSilbe. 9a ser cardinal lpcgen
&rdntlicbtctt nicbt ielbit antpeien6 icin
%tOnntc, uerlnS 8iidbof Sean bon Der fatb.
llntDeriit6t in QSaibington Die intcreiiante
Qrbeit. 9teD. 2pmon 2tbbott iprncb iibcr
9tcligion ais weicntIic6e5 a3eicbcn Der
6unanitGt, SuIia Garb Some beDanbelte
Bic 9teli8tOn in ibrcn 8e5jcbungen spiicber
0ott unO Den Wfenlcben.
Sn BEN ii6rigtn 6aIen bic(tcn Die Ser
e%ini9ten 8riibcr, Sic Qtb~pcntioniitcn, bic
@ongregationolen, Sic llniperlaliiten, bic
SCHILLER Gbriiti" unb Die Angeb6rt9en ber
Str6e bon GeuzSerulalem SpeSiaL>
Gonuente ab.
, 1893-09-14

rSn bielen @egen6en 9euti6fanb's
itebt Bet f~raiieite 2(berglaube nod in ooGcr
8Iiit6e. 90 pagt 5. g. III SacbIcn 0fiez
mano feline 6dnOe am Giicbtlc3 ab5uz
ipil9elt, aus Surd6t, 8arsen 5u befoms
men" (0foti3 i'm rGDicego 0tral6"). W9an
muB BEN porltebcElOen 8l6oiinn, NIT bem
ieIbitoerifdnoli9 alcb ein 8isc6en BON Ser
LATHAM %betGnnten lle6erbebung 6es Oanfce,
ber itcb tpett inteligenter 6intt, ais Die g(nz
gc0ortgen irg9no elmer anoeren Station o6er
9talte, etnbcrgebt, ber ebenfals latham be-
iDiclenen ltntpiIenbeit bes englticbzameriz
fanil6en 3eitungsmenlcbcn Cs gtbt 5par
NuSnabmen, abcr tie itll6 p~erspcifelt 6iinn
gcldet) ST. @ute balten. 9feic6te feline
&enntniB BON 2ano unb 9euten ltr eit
fletn ipenig ilber Bic @rcn3en leine8 Setz
m0tb>@Ountp OOcr Estates binals, 10
mitBte ct tpiiiel1, 6nB in Ser garsen cibtli=
itrtcn 8elt MIR in amerifantiben Soor6ing=
bGuiern 5iDeiter, 0ritter un6 Dierter &laIie
Der edelhatte @ebrau6 porberri9t, baB Sic
@Gite nacb etngenommener WoblSett i6re
Wtduler unb 9fotet am 5iic6tucb abz
'pii6cn. 6eer'n Sc, &uteiter, bte Sa6ien
1tnD le fee11e lol6c S1pciue!
, 1893-09-14
fdno feinen Glduben.

G6mar6 GutgleD tpir6 itcb Dor Ben @roBz
9eichnorenen tpe9en 9iebita6l8 31 pcrantz
iporten BADEN. @r er3G6lte berte Wtorgcn
benz Gidbter &erItet, baB CT 9eitern 9tacbs
mittag auf benz gtortbpeitern : 8abnbof
einen 6reun6, Nomens Safion, getroffcn
babe. Na6bem tie licb cine 5citlang unter@
balten, bdtte Sofion i'm ge6eten, einen
Qugcnbltf auf iein @epGd gu acbtcn, ct lei
iebr buriti9 unb noble itdb in ber nGcbiten
8irtbi6aft Elm @la5 8ier f%aufen. Gr
babe tppbl cine Babe Stunbe gctpartet uto
ba Sofion noCb immer nicbt 5%uriifgefebrt
iet, 10 babe CT bei3loiien, itb nab ibnl
umSuiebeu.
Sbne eS iicb nd6er an3uleben, babe er
Safion's gepG6 aufgenommen un6 lei
Encouragement. &num auf Ser StraBe
angelan9t, lei ct BON eirem YoltStlten an
gebalten unb fiir Derbaftet crfldrt por6en.
9a crit babe es iicb berouS9eftent, 5oB er
aus 8erieben(?) itatt Safion'S @epGd,
einen ipertDonllen Wfantcl u11o cine 9tei1ez
taidbe, baS @igentbum elmer Srou q. o.
Wtiler aus Ganopa, 9afOta, an iid6 9e@
npmr1en babe.
2cioer fano GutgleD's Gr36blung Bel
benz &i6tcr &eriten feinen @lauben uno
ct pur0e all baS Griminalgcrtcbt pcrpieien.
, 1893-09-14
Nob Feline Spuren
Don Sen SaRnr6ubern pom KenoalIpiae.

Ser @bgant, 6er 8ctrte6sleitcr Der
ltnite6 States @rpreB So, erbtelt 9eitern
BON 6crrn GQbogen, BON Der 6trma Stein
6 @ubogcn I'M Columbus Ofemor ial &C.
bGu6e etnen 6tnger5eig, Der bieucicbt auf
Sic Spur ocr frecben 8aDnrdubsr BON Sem
boIuiue fii6ren f0nnte. 0err @ubogen
tbcilte nGmlicb 9eitern 6errn gBpgant nit,
oaB por etpa pier 8ocben etn 0tann, BON
benz CT cine 3iemlib CUTE 8elcbrctbung 81
gebcn i'm Stan6e tpor, 1lacb letnem Sc
ibGftSlofal gefommen lei; Inn Claimant
itarb su %falfen, an9eblic6 i'm Nuftrage Der
y0ie6otD Safe COMPANY" 2eBtere 6trma
babe geftern cher erfIdrt. baB tie gtiemanb
Hadb 8iamantitaub 9eibidt babe, un6 baB
lic cine 8erion, ipie bic pOn 6errn Gubogeu
beibriebene, gar nicbt unter tbren Qnge=
"ltellten babe.
Der 9iamattltau6 mag mO9licber @eiie
ba3u 6cnuBt tporoen fem, ben @elOi9rant
Der GrpreBgcieaihaft an5ubObren, bod
lprid6t nibtS Defenders fir biele 8beorte.
6err g8pgant erfLdrte geitern, 6aB Der
8erlult Der GrpreBgeieuidaft ntcbt OteI
me6r ais $4,000 betrage1 tper0e.
Sol. Sobn 8Drne, Der @bef Der Detectives
ber limited States @rpreB COMPANY, bat
nit ieinen 2eutcn INNER nod feline Spur
bon ben 8abnrGubern ~gefunben, tuenn AUDI
oil Derl6ieoenen Srten in Snbiana Qeute
geleben morDen itnO, ipelcbe Der6dbttg aus
ioheu.
, 1893-09-14
6etdufdt uno perlafen.
Urauriecs SbiGial zines per~trouensfeIigen
tl6obens.

Sn etnem &oit6auie an Ser So. StraBe
nabe Grace 2(pe. tDetnt ii1 9egenmdrtig
einc iNnge 6rau Die Qtugen aus Sem 8opfc
uno uertpilnicbt baS graulane @eibif. baS
SbomaS 2ufos nit ibr Suia1nmenfi9rte.
Die iun8e 6rau lit 6rou 16omas 2ufaS,
bic bis sum 10. SUM iDren M~G6d6ennamen
Minnie 8euttner trllg.
Nnnte mar cine Waiie. Sic criporb
tbren p1terbalt oils 98drterin I'M MercOz
6oipitol, ipdter i'm g}otD> i6oipital auf benz
NuSltclun8Splabc. Sic mobnte IN einem
&oltDoule an Der SO. StraBe, no tic i'm
Wtai eillen iungen GngtGn0er, 6er iicb
SbonlaS SlfaS nannte un6 Ser Sohn bes
Or. San1es GaDmonb 2ufaS bon 9epone
l0tre 81 ietn Dorgab, fennen lernte. 2ufas
mar, tpte CT iaBte, nac6 Nmerifa gefommel1,
I'm bier lctn Slid sl macbcn. ST bate
pcr9cblt6 itcb LANCE 3cit naob elmer paiien>
Den SteIlun9 u1ngeieben, un0 idblieBlie9
mar cS tDn1 %gelungen, cine StelIe in Dem
NmbulanS0ienit auf Der 2lu8itcIung 81 crz
balten. ScttOcm m0cbte CT SRI. 9tnnie
8cltttner itarf Sen 6of un6 ba5 iunge
Wtdocben gtng auf feline 2iebesm erbun9en
etn.
&oum bate ber 6oni9monat ~be9onnen,
alS Nnlte Die i6reGli6e Gntbedlu1g mdbte,
DAB S9OntaS III Gnglonb eine @nttin bate
1tben lallel, Nnnie tbeilte tbm nit, mas
ite erfabre1 bate. Gr lcugnete, baun aber
gtng ct fort, TIM nic6t pieber5ufommen.
gttemanb tpeiB, 100 2ufas. iib jebt be-
ftnDet.
, 1893-09-14
2GHterifaniI6es sittenbilS+

Der Stoat Stem SerieD bat cine erit in
ben 8ier5tgern iteben6e Srau auf3upeiien,
Die Der &etbe na3 bieB: Srau Srene Nnz
berion, Srau 8otpenS, Trou 6ouie, Srarl
Starter, Srou 9febmOn6, Srau Garion un6
toie6erum Srau 2tnberion. Sic mar nit
ben iedbS SrG9ern Der angefibrten gtan1er1
IN aler Sorm GecbtenS getraut; Sen 93a7
men tbres f~inften u116 t6r ebenfQus re6t>
ltcb an9etrauten @atten bate lte augebLtd6
rai9 pte0er bDQi9 bergeien o6er i'm DieLz
leldbt gar ME 9%etannt, tpeS6alb iie itd6 3ett>
tpetie tpteoer nab tbrem eriten @atten 9(nz
beriOu nannte. Die Observation-Disclosures 9rau
entitammt elmer an9eie6enen Samilie 6es
rWtusquito"> States un6 iou in t6rer SUI
9eno burcb tDre ausnebuen6e S60n6ett
uno berftbreriicbeS @eien mancbes Ieid6t
ent3iin0li9es WGnner6er3 in Teuer un0
Slarnmcn DerieBt baben.
Sbre aQ3n lei5te N~uffafiung i6rer e6es
ltben Bflt6ten, ObtpobG ite bel t6ren Der>
16teDenen Se~rmdblungen ftets arf Sic
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ausi9lieBli6 bon @eiitGtcben tra4en IieB,
tporen au5 bic 11ria9e, 6aB iib @atte SEQ.
LIMB @atte $50. 2 BON tbr i6ei6en IteBen.
Sbret 8atten SO, 3, Sen ange1ebenen 9(6>
botate1 !0ou1e BON 2aiprence, g. g., ser {e
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aus Jtabe tobt, 6ocb iDaren 6ie @elbnDre>
men Der DalnolS no6 INNER i60uen urb
pttanten Srau 9e9e1iiber 10 gallant, Sen
@otte1t1toro ais etnen berecbttgten Gift Ser
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fretjulpre6en. 8a(o 0orauf lteB file itch
ben Dterten 0otten aniiegeln, Ben All iener
l3ett 1ebr %betannten 8%aiebaQipieler TSranf
Barter BON SiOzGrenton, 81. S. 9tez
lem 1ou tic ourb @tferlIdbteleien bas
Heben gut Sole gemac6t BADEN u16
nocbbem ite t6m io9ar perlcbie6ene Wfqle
nit et1eln mdcbttgen OteBgermeifer in oez
tdbrltcber 28etie ouf Ben 2ei6 qeritdt mar.
5o9 Parter eS Dor, itGb aus benz Staube III
m0d)en. Sine geri9tlicbe 06luno 6ieier
pIerten @be iou nibt itattgefunben boben
mas aber bic abtpec6SlungsG1ftioe, I'M
5mtldben obcr bDCb ettpos berbliibte Strnhz
io'ttfoe ntcbt boran binOerte, tpenige 8oden
llacb oeS 5errn Parter's beimlicben Ser
1cDptnOen tbren ~filnften G@ebu16 nit einem
blblcbe1', IN iencr @e9en6 aber b6utq UNI
betanltten Shame yetnIegnen" All lQiIen
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8ur9err1 pOn Gatprence gegeniibcr elm iebr
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Iie6er auf, ais 6ieielbe einmal auSna6mS7
peiie in liebensiDilr6i9em Gone ob9efaBt
1T, cine @igeni3ait, auf bic nic6t tcbe Sc
i5tpcr6e, Die an cine 13eittng geridbtet tptr6,
Nnipru6 erbeben farm. gSir peritcberr Dem
@tnlenoer, oaB mir nit un1erer abfGuigen
@euBerung iber Sort Dodge ntcbt Die
Stabt, ionbern Die @e9en6 bon Sort Dodge
g~cn1eint baben, unb 6aS mar bod audi aus
ortdlt6 in bem Nrtifel geiagt mor6en.
1no ba 8ebiter Gitb, an 6eiien Nbreiie Ser
geebrte 6err Gtnien6er bic bepuBte QleuBe>
rung 9eri6tet Su ieben tpitni6t, gang in Ser
gtGbe BON Sort Dodge, alio in belien@egeno
Ite8t, 10 boben mir bod6 r1icbt 10 gang fe6Lz
ge16oien. 9ob I'm 9erebt 51 iein, mol
len MIR allo bic @6re, bic vt6auptbrutitGtte
Der Probtbttton un6 aub in an6ercr 8ez
Stebung baS Dcrrltfenite gteit in gang SSotpa
3u iein" Sort 0D69e ab= un6 g8ebfter @ttD
5uerfennen, l1ltr wouen mir boffen, 6aB
6errn Sriebel bauit ni9t audi 6aS 6riib7
ititG in gSebiter GttD beroor6en pirD (ln6
5errn SdbnlB oudb ni9t, tpenn er %ientals
nacb 98ebiter @ttp fommt.) Se6enfdQ5
tpolen mir i'm lieber in Sort Dodge tpieber
rebabilittren, in Nn6etracbt Der rGrodenz
3eit", 10 in g8e6iter GttD bcrribt. 8ir
poQen fetnen &rie9 nit Sort Dodge un6
9eben OeSbalb in 6oIgenoem Die p~erlangte
@enH9tbnnng, es 6errn SriebeL Gberz