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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
Shot Herselfin Bed.

COLUMBUS, o., April l1.-Miss Lizzie
Miller, daughter of DR.. Miller, Of Spring
field, Ohio, shot herself dead at a. m. in
bed. She was engaged 10 wed Stewart
Graham, of Battle Greek, Mich, cadet
at the Naval Academy. She received q
letter from him last night. Another sister
married Lieut. Clarence Williams, OF the
Navy. and another, of St. Louis, has scored
musical triumphs in NewYork and Berlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
SAVED HIS NECK.
Protests of Citizens Present at LynchinG
In Kansas

SALINA, KAN, April 11.-John Hud-
son. the negro arrested for the assault
on Mrs. j. NJ. Frost was taken from the
jail by mob last night, rope placed
around his neck ana he was hastened
to the National Hotel where Mrs. Frost
was living. She positively identified
him as her assailant and the mob took
him to the street. He was given a
chance to speak and protested his inno-
cence. He was told to prepare for
death
At this point a number OF citizens be-
gan to protest and the sentiment grew
so strong in favor of Hudson, that pro-
ceedings preparatory to the hanging
were stopped aud the negro was finally
returned TO the jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
Arx,,f P.sha-

Clement Scott relates In London
Journal an interview be had with Arab
Pasha, the exlled Egyptian leader, ~
his home in CeyIon. Aribl was then A
Handy and with him was All FehneJ'
another eriled pashs. once general 10
the Turkish army. IL found Arab .
tall, weIl-set-up, grave-faced aDd emit
nently soldIerly man." says Mr.. Scott
He IL only 81 years Of age, but be look.
ten or ffteen years older. His hair and
beard are completely gray and rapidly
turning 20 white. HIS face wears az ex.
uression OF resignation and sadness and
bis eyes are dlmmed and filmed with Inn
pending cataract The form u not
bowed or bent, but still 6rm and erect,
and Il did not require two glaDces 20 see
,har he was . man Of strong determine
ton. / could not help smiling ~ be
took out his watch when arrived and
grayely eomplimsnted me on ny Mill
tary punzuality-
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
Col K.mnla,s Lecture.

Col. Jacob Kemple delivered his lee
ture on Public Office Public Snap
When You Get It." at the Opera House
last evening, to an audience OF fair
size, considering the inclement weather.
The subject matter OF the discussion
was good, and was delivered in Col.
Jake's best style. The Colonel has 8
new crop of good stories, and he told
them well-as he always does.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
accident on tho Car Line.

At Forty-third street yesterday, a
street car ran into fruit wagon, and
the driver made narrow escape. A
street car yesterday noon was going up
town when IL collided with one of Dim
mack's rag wagons at Twenty-fourth
and Chapline streets. The wagon was
slightly damaged. Jos. Hammond, in
charge of one Of the hacks running TO
Forty-third street, had his wagon To
collide with a street car at Ford's cross
ins at 10 o'clock last evening. Little
damage was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April ia mag
nihcent special train Of Pullman coaches
pulled out Of here at nine o'clock this
morning having on board l60 Iowa editors
whose objective points are st. Louis,
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Savan-
nah, Jacksonville, Pensacola Mobile,
Louisville and New Orleans. The excur-
sion is chaperoned by Lafe Young of the
teen DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
BelIaire Cour ,Il Organized.

The new members of the Bellsire City
Council were sworn in by the Mayor
last evening, and the body organized by
electing John Reitz, President; Joseph
Clements, Vice President. John K.
Low was reelected City Clerk. The
Mayor reappointed the old police force,
and they were confirmed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
THE SKELETON OUT.
A Columbus Doctor and Deacon Who
Kept His secret for Years.
jSnseiaL Tsleorarn 10 the Rs0iStST.


COLUMBUS. o., April 1.-THE Evening
Press publishes a sensational story concern
ing DR.. A. H. Oliver, physician of Col
umbus, of high social and professional
standing. In substance it states that he
deserted his wife at Wilkesbarre, Pa, 10
wears ago and went with another woman
10 indianapolis, where they lived together
as man and wife.
He became prominent as physician and
a deacon in a leading Episcopal church, but
the Wilkesbarre story was finally told and
DR.. Oliver and companion came here This
was in 1889. In 1892 he married the wo-
man he was living with and the court
records at Wilkesbarre show that his wife
secured a divorce from him there year
later, so tina the is bigamist. DIR. Oliver
confessed when confronted with the fact,
but denied that he was guilty of any
wrong; that he believed his wife was dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
Tho New Bank Inspector.
IL 1r..g.--~... IA "a D<rfsf<r

MARrrxsBURG, w. Va, April ii.-HoI
G. A. Never, Just appointed Bank Ezs1
iner by Governor HacCorkle, is from M
county and not Marshall, as stated N -
days Issue. He 10 al ex-membcr OF the
Legislature, and has been q director In ths
National Bank here for number OF years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
TIE RAID CASES.
Disposed of by Justice Arkle Yesterday
Morning.

The continuation of the hearing In
the raid cases took place yesterday
morning at the Office Of the County
Jail. Nellie White and Josie Boyd,
both charged with keeping houses OF
III fame, were held to court In the sum
of 5000 each. Grace Andrews for form
ication and adultery, was fined $50 and
costs.
Eliza Hill, charged by Josephine Boyd
with keeping house Of Ill fame, was
dismissed at complainants costs. }. ).
Cutter, charged with being person
not of good fame, was dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
GLOOMY FOR HULL STRIKERS.
Noa-uniou Men Filling Their Places
Chances OF Success Growing Less.

Chances OF Success Growing Less-
LoYDoN, April 1.-THE situation In
Hull to-day is quite gloomy for the
strikers, and 10 judge from present In
dlcation the Shipping federation will
win in its struggle TO employ such men,
union or non-union, as its membeAs
please. Four hundred additional nom
union men arrived in Hull to-day 10
take the place OF unionssts who had
Quit work. They were 81 once placed
at work. There are now altogether
Q, 900 non-uniouists at work on the docks
and IL is thought that no assaults will DO
made upon them as they are protected
by dragons and policemen.
As the strikers see their chances OF
winning daily becoming less they
evince q decidedly ugly feeling. but
with the precautions already taken fur
ther riotous demonstrations about the
wharves are not apprehended. The
firms In Hull engaged in the timber
carrying trade who since the beginning
OF the strike have let their vessels re-
main idle announced to-day that unless
their employees resume work &C once
other men will be engaged 10 hll their
places. -
The members Of III piping Fedora.
tion express themsel' conddent OF
beating the strikers.
The riotous acts OF the lSNer~h
done much TO destroy popular SYM
pathy with them. Authorities are vigil
liant and any further attempt at riotlng
will be promptly suppressed by tho
police and military.
Mr.. Joseph Hayeler Wilson. Presl-
dent OF the Sailors and Flremon's
Union, Is taking an active part In ac-
tive part In advancing the interests OF
the striking dockers. Mr.. Wilson ar
rived at Cardiff to-day with the object
OF enlIstlng the dock laborers aud the
Cardiff branch Of the Sailors and Fire
mems Union 10 support OF the Hull
strikers. With his great influence In
laber circles there Is scarcely doubt
that he will obtain material aid not
only IN Cardiff. but In other ports
which he intends 10 visit. There IL
every Indication that the shipping trade
OF Cardlf.ls a9out.to become involved In
a struggle with the Sailors and Fire
mems Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

DUBUQUE, IA, April 1.-THE extensive
plant Of the Dubuque Ensmeling Works
6he only one Of the kind in this country,
was destroyed BY fire this morning. The
are originated in an explosion Of petroleum
used for fuel purposes. Two men watch
ing the furnaces were frightfully burned,
one OF them probably fatally. Loss, $50
600; Insurance, $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
To Get at the Facts.

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla, ask
the people who take this medicine, or
read the testimonials, often published
in this paper. They will convince you
that HOODS CURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
-tl,oram % css Rssu,G

MARIETTA. O., April ia freak Of ma
ture was born here today. II was male
child having no eyes nor nose Where
these should be there was nothing at all
| n lived but few hours The parents be.
| ing poor It was buried BY the township.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Central Traffic
Association has published list OF the
round trip fares from important points IN
its TERRITORY 10 the Worlds Fair. Wheel
ing, w. Va, el6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
NEW ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT.

DIR. j. s. Lewis, of Weston
Special 7eieorGm 10 the Register.
WESTON, w. VA, April u.-The Board
Of Directors Of the hospital met this after
noon, all being present.
DIR. J. S. Lewis. Superintendent, re-
signed, and DR.. w. p. Crumback, formerly
Superintendent of the Athens (Ohio) Asy-
lum, under Governor CampbelPs admins
tration, and turned out on account OF his
politics, was made his successor. His as
sistants are DR.. J. S. Burdette, OF Kama
wha county; Or. NJ. Edmiston, OF Weston,
and Dr. Il. M. Hood, of Weston; the two
latter being reappointed. The Board Will
examine the reports tonight, but nothing
of any Importance will be made known
until tomorrow. The new administration
will take charge April 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
New p. n. Over the River.

Special 7eicgrdn 70 ths Rs0sstfr
WASHINGTON, d. O., April Ill. M.
Jones, postmaster nc Samira, Belmont
county, Ohio. was to-day removed and A.
V. Diday appointed in his place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Water Notice.

The water will be shut of from all
parties owing bills on and after May
1st, 1893.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12
JrHE WEATHER..

Wxsnrxsrox. D. c.. April u.-F
West Virginia and Western fen7
rain and probably severe local
southeastsrIy winds. shifting 70 %
ing tke day. wafnsf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

We often hear people say there is only
one good cough medicine and that is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the specific Tor cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

Tbe = &hers convention at Columbus.
y rd ready for work yesterday. but
~ ted no business Of Importance
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
me.m sap.Iaamsfenma apl.
ans ben srtHasruussa siHa b;sabm en- : II
fe1eta.

50, es mar Elm bsrrlides Sincr,
bas man mir sur iiiniuno;uan,is.
idbrisen Wieoertehr Der premiere mel.
mes eriten Stiides s9llmonior" CAB!
ollie SpiBen Der Staot maren ;u9c9en;
man ilberbduite mid nit 2iebens-
Diiroigteiteu uno S4meiheleien, 10
baB. bis i1 mid Dor Hiibruna 10 iueit
geiammelt bate, I'm oil meine Suppe
bentsn gu tonnsn. oisielbe taft uno
ungenitBbnr 9eDOroen mar. Sur3
oarauf susleib nit benz slid = ein
ioitli6er Sedt iit's sstpeisnl : iiber-
braAte man mir Elm punosrpolles &o.
ienbouquet bon unierer sefeierten Sra-
goblin 2lrmer Sdrtimeier. Sieie
Spenoe riei .sinen neucn Seifalls.
iurm herpor. Seber ginselne trat an
meinen 5ii1. I'm bic Slumen 3u be.
uunoern uno mir ettpas Sinniges
bariiber su ioeen. SD muBtejo uiele
bon ben Sliiihen mad alien Seiten
bin ipenoen, bis mir ielbit taft nidts
oapon bleb uno Der 9ellner meins
Siiaportion ps9rdumte. glun tan,
Elm aus9e;eibnetes Roaitbsef uno meb-
rsre porsiiaIi9e Sraten, aber aud bic
= Soaite.
Was man aass an seburtenloisu
Spriiden seiammelt bate, um iie ieyt
aui mih aus,ubrin9sn - es III un-
elaublid Wtir that i1on nad turser
3eit oas 8enid peb, oa i'd balo nad
lints, balo nad redts bin nit b0flidsr
9luimertiamteit Suboreu. suleBt natiir-
lid aud ielbit nit eini9en SdBsn err.
niosrn mubte. @erabe, als id mid
enblid pieoer ieben ourite, trug man
Die leBts 9ratsniba6el burd Die 5biirs
unb nun iam BON osnen, bic ni1t as-
iprofen batteu, Giner nab Dem In.
bern. um mir su iaaen, wie 9leiawobl
aud er cine iol6e Serebrung fir mid
bellbe = 10 ouB mir bon Der iiiBen
Speiie. bem 9eiiert uno Sdis nidts
gu 9beil puroe. Sd persab fOrmli5,
oab ih eisentlid beute oas idDnlte
Wlal nuines 9etens battle 9enieBen iol,
len, uno bate, ols enoli6 Die @eieG.
idait aufbrad. ibatiddlid ni4ts ais
sinise Sdlud Wein Su mir aenOmmen
uno oaraui seboris = appetit setriest.
Wtit ben Nuerlebten erit ourite aud i'd
seben. SD perabi4ieoete mid on
elmer benad6artsn gde unb rannte,
oas berrlide, mir gu meinem Subildum
selueibte 2llbum unter benz Irm. in's
nG6te = Reitaurant nit Der Gra9e:
~aeuner. baben Sic OIeleidt nod mas
,u eRen?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

Su Der Wlitte ftano elm tleiner, nit
Sartsn uno Wirielbe6srn beoedter,
aud nit Der S6napsflai6s sesierter
Slid. 9ln Der einen Seite oesIelben
iaBen brei balbbetruntene Snbianer,
uno binter ibnen ftanoen spei, sben=
fans balbbetruntene Squaius. bon be-
nen bic eins einen Sduslina trus, uno
pelde bas lebbafteite Sntereiie on osm
Spielasn seisten. Gn Der entsesen9e.
lebteu Seite oes 3iIdes LAB. aui ieinen
@llboesn selebnt, elm hiinenbaiter
gDeiBer, nit besperatem @eiidtsaus=
orud. Gr mar Der berii6ti9ite Wonte-
Spisler Der @eseno uno leste Die Sn-
bianer tets rein. Cine 9lrt iuoiani=
i1er Gomiisr iang elm ndielnbes 2ieb
unb tanSte mandmal ba3u. Sin uno
nisoer itisB elmer Der rotbbdutigen
Spislitlapsn .inen srdBlihen Glu6
aus. Wit Ttibe orang oas 2aternen-
li6t bur6 Die Don @iearrenraud.Hin-
aeln erfiillte 9ltmoipbdre.
genn Der Snoianer aI iein @elb
oerlorcn bate, perpfdnbete er mad uno
mad aae feline Sabielistsitsn, ieinsn
S6mud. ia idlieBlid iid ielbsr @lieo
fir Glies, uno Die Snoianerinnen tba-
ten bas Gjleide! gu Der Snoiauerin
nit bem Sdualing, Der i'm Srastorb
iiber ibren Rdden audte, iaste ibr
@atte, na6osm er aaes 9lnosre i'm
Spiel einseiebt uno berloren, auf Sn-
nianiid: .@ib bas 8ino auf eine
@ode ber! Damn tommt wieoer 3abl=
tuq." llno es 9eI6ab. Gs mar Elm
eribiitternoer gnblif fir mid. Saa
lit es, pas Die Civilization fiir bic Sn=
oianer aetban bat; nur i5re 9alter bat
lie ibm ein9elmpft! limb bas @liifs.
ipiel lit zines Der perbdnsnibpolliten
oieier 9aIier. Shon bic fleinen &inoer
Der Rotbblute falien oura 3uihauen
cine beitise 2siosnidatt fir bas 9dm-
beln uno lernen balo 9snug ibre iiin9e-
rem 3ameraoen betriisen.
8dmbeln lit bic Sauptlinterbaltuna
i'm Eager ipd6reno bes @inters; ea
piro man6mal bonn Worsen bis in bic
Nadt uno ben anoeren Worsen blnein
| getrieben! 9E Muiit bort babel ME
auI, unb in ben 3wiidenpauIen iin9en
idmmtlide Spielsr. Salo piro mil
9no6en seipielt, balo nit troteneu
Yhaumentsrnen. auf oenen ssbeimnib'
pole 3eideH einseribt iinb. balo mil
] eenobnliden 9arten uno @irfeln.
llno gum Spielteufel seie0t iid aud
beItanoia Der @ltobolteufel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

gu ben intereIantefkn 0a9crItunoen
esbbrt aud Die mirtlide 2iebesperbun9.
Sie 2eier peroen pielleidt iAon man6=
NAL bel 8iloern ober WtuiitoIbtungen,
pel6e auf bas SnDianerleben Se3us
baben, auf ben Sitel .2iebe nnter ber
Sede" eeltoBen iein. Samit bat es
Tolsenbe SepanotniB: SIN alten Stam=
mesleben, uno nod jeBt pielfa6, felt
li9 ein junger Snbianer, tuenn er cine
S96ne freien mill. zines id6nen Sases
au bic 3biire ieiner 2o9e uno. ma6t
ben 6egenitano ieiner NnbetunS ourd
ir9enb elm 3ei1en, 3. 3. inbsm er i'm
Sonneuidsin einen 9ihtlirabl nit Dem
Srennslas aui Die S90ne fallen ldBt,
auf iih aufmertiam.
Sie Ulaio weiB, mas bas su bebeuten
bat uno sebt oem Strabl nah. Salo
treiien biegeiben ;uiamnen. unb smar
sSeoes uuter elmer Sede. Sic ndbern
iid, iiebsn ejne Weile lang nebensin-
amber. obne elm Wort 3u ipreben unb
eeben i6meigeno pieber bon einanber.
Das wsoerbolt iid ldnsere 3eit ta9=
tdelid. gnbli1, in elmer siinitisen
Naht, tommt ber Snoianer Dor bic
2ose ieinsr Ssr;enstbHisin. wieosrum
eine 9ede ibsr iid seidla9en. Sas
Wldo1en tommt beraus uno iebt Iib
neben ibn aui ben Ypoen nieoer. gtoh
INNER tisies Shtpeisen! Sdlieblid
febt lie aui; er thut oas @leide. tritt
nabe Dor lie bin uno iuirit feline Dede
iiber Seioe.
2aBt iie nun ibre Sede gu Spoen fal-
len 10 ertldrt lie bamit baB lie ibn liebt
uno ibn als ibren iiinitisen Ssrrn an-
ertennen mill. 9lm anoeren Sag tommen
bic ,gllten" unb ibre 6reunoe 3uiams
men uno balten Ratb. Cine Der er=
fen Srasen, tpelde babel aui9eworfen
werosn. it: vWie piele ponies tann
er fir Iie sablen9" unb bic 9lntport lift
oft mti6eioeno fir bic 4nnabme Der
8eperbung. 9lm abeno briust Der
Sreier ieine 9lusitattun9sartita Dor bic
S6ire Der 9iebten; iino iie an ndd-
iien Morsen Md bort, 10 lit er abse=
lebnt; i'm anoern 6aa 1T er in @uaoen
an9enommeu. Cine f0rmlide Srau=
ungsceremonie sibt es mad alten
Stammesbrau1 ni6t; Der ,@roBe
@eiit" 1T Der prielter. uno oas 9era
Der Sraul6eiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
SnotsneriaaersStloer.

I'm ben SoQblut- Snoianer in ieiner
trabren Ratur tennen su lerneu, mIB
man ihn Nahts IN ieinem 2aeer be-
obatten. ihrsibt neueroinss Der be=
tannte Geilecorreiponoent Wiiller- -Saee=.
man. gtas er iid aui ben StraBen
Der menldenwimmelnoen Siaot in ben
Wteniel idwsisiamer, talier Yeri9loi-
ienbeit biillen, = in ieincm 9tadtlaser
i6aumt et iiber BON ldrmsuoer Suit
uno geielli9er 6r0biibteit. Sani uno
Spiele aller Dirt, 9Bbistp unp 2iebe.
9lbenteuer= unb 2esenoen-g -grsahlunsen
iiillen Die paden Stunoen uno uben
cine odmoniite ghbt iiber Die rotben
Naturflnoer. Was es eeraOe iiir lin.
terbaltuneen 9iebt. oas bangt piel bon
Der @eaeno unb anoeren umitdnoen
ab. 8reilen mir einise Seenen ber=
aus.
Die Na6t III ein9ebrp1en uno bas
Sam=Sam ertlin9t. Die Saufen srupz
piren lid mad Suit uno 9teisuns. Sa
uno bort eridalleu Salpen bon @e=
lddter, ipeldes oem Someriiden nidts
na69ebeu wiiroe, iei es iiber cine pan=
tomimiihe Yoritellung, ooer iiber eine
luitiee Sasoaei6ihts, ooer ilber einen
2isbes=9uett. Gang. gtiAt ale Inter-
baltunsen limb serdui6uoll; irsenowo
miro pisleidt mittels Slloer. Die in
ben Sauo se;eidnet weroen. grotunoe
aelebrt. Sn Der Gerne bort man oas
gSilo burd oas @eltriipp rauIden ooer
bic SOsel 5pitiAern.
Sa, mas 1T bas? Sie groe unter
ben Suien unlerer &olIe ertlinst boil.
Still" fliiiiert meiu Glbrer, Elm altee
Spdber, ben ieoe Rottbaut tennt. mir
inn aui cine unteriroiide Spielbolle
eeitoben; oa molleu mir aud einmal
binuntsrlussn." gr lties ab, tniete
auf ben SDoen; tauhte ieine Singer
ipiben in ben Sano, belt bas Sbr an
bic Groe, tlOpite oann unO rief laut:
.Sallo. alter Sunse. mad auf!"
Utan bOrte permii6te Stimmen unter
oem 8ooen, enolib oifnete iib bic @rbe
falt unmittelbar unter ben 6iiben oea
Spdbers, uno Elm buntelrntber Snoia.
ner nit lansem, idparsem 0aar 9ufts
crit arsuobniid nit ielnen funtelnoen
9lueeu berauf. ihlug uber, aIs er ben
Siibrer eriannte, Die Galltbilre pollenos
suriid. Gin breiter 2i9titrabl orang
bur6 Die Seifnuns. uno id tonnte Don
meinem 8ieroe aus oas Bib orunten
p6li9 ilberidauen. 7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
- Geaeu fdle dten 8eru,

- 9egen die 6ten 8eru d
aus ben Wtunoe miro unter bielen an=
oeren als eInfa6es Wlittel eMpio9lea:
etDas SolStob.e gu tauen uno gu per=
i6lufen. Die neutrality-suspicious." !,
bas Organ bes 4leemsinen nieber=
biterrei1iiden Observation-Disclosures,
MAIDEN aber oarauf aufmertiam, baB
paltillen ais @ebeimmittel I'm boben
9reis pertauit iperoen, pelde ni9ts
Inberes entbalten, als 3udsr unb
Solstoblenpulper. Wdre nun au4
9oblenpulOer iuegeu ieinsr fdulRiBpis
briaen Wirtuneen fiir ben obigen
3ped 81 empfeblen, 10 bari man es
bod barum nidt peripenoen, neil iih
bic 9obletbeilden unter oem 3abns
feiIb feitieben unb neil bic Soble mad
uno mad bic @laiur bes 3abnes an.
greift, mas ilbrieens Der 6al 1T bel
alien 3abupulpern, nelds Die 3dbns
idnea weiB ma6en. Sie Seitanotbeils
gutter 3abnpulper iino Wlaaneiia,
&reibe, Salmusmursel (namentlih bon
ippbltbdtigsr Wirtuna auf oas 3abn-
fleiid) nit einem tleinen 3uiabe dtbe-
ridden Sels. Riibrt Der iible @eruf
aDer BON @rfranfun9en bes llunoea
(@eidpiirc) ber. oann iino bduiiet
ausipulungen nit petbiinnten 96Ior.
waHer su empteblen.
aus einem @urort. 81,
P. T. @urgaite weroen sebeten, mdb.
renb Der GurmuIit Sunoe on Der 2einu
i'm 9arte berumufiihren.
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pclber bel obren,,rreisenoem Srom=
nelihlas um einen hoben brsnnenben.
ieins 6unten DIT bunoert 6uB sum
liahtbimmel emporwerienoen SolSitoB
iaititnoet; bic Sdnser baben babel be-
ionoere Stdbs, luelte lie unter aroteS=
ZEN Spriinsen idwinaen uno suleBt in
sic 6lamme itoben. 9as 8an3e maht
in Der Suntelhslt sinen iehr saubsrii6en
Sinorud.
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- Ste gntfernuna Don
Saaren i'm &eiihte auf elsttrplppiihem
gDe9e 1T teinesmess erfolelos ; nur se-
bort oasu iebr piel @,eoulo. Sn elmer
Der poridbriaen Sibunsen Der @Ociete
SraneaiIe be 9ermatoloeie muroe bies
les Sbema er6rtert, uno es gna aus
glllem berpor, oaB Die Saarentfsrnung
aui elstir,i6em Wege nur bon iebr ae.
iibten SGnoen beiuertittlliat iperben
bari. penn ridt iebr entfe0enbe. Nar-
ben iibrig bleiben iollen. 6erner oiir-
fen in elmer SiBune nur ipentge, melt
bon chamber entiernte Saare beieitiet
iperben. Snfolse beHen psrasbsn bis
sur pSlieen gntfernrng eines 8artes
tini6lieblib Der Seilung minoeltens
3rpei Sabre fir Die Oberlippe ooer
oas Sinn allein fommt man nit bier,
be;isbunesmeiie iehs Monaten oapon.
Sas biesu erforberlibe Spier an 3eit
uno @eIo 1T aliO tein serinses.
= 8eim % ort genom me n
SIT es au6 wabr. mein &obert, baS
Su mid 10 9ren3enlos li,bitT = %,
nit Dir sebe id biz ans gnbe Der
Welt!" = sgtidt tpabr, Robert, bann
seben mir i'm Sommer au9 rad Sft-
enoe!"
-sMi boerf d ND 6. a.: Sic
pertebren ia tpobl i'm .@oler", 1T bic
Slide oenn bort 9ut2 = D.: 8eoaure,
in Der Sii6e bin ih nod ni9t eeweien,
absr bic SO4in 1T en- ians iamOiss
Wiaoel!
= Wer tann mebr, ais
u D M? : Sin Seirauoant! Senn
Der maht iib ielbit aus benz 6taub -
mas Goom ni6t aetpunt bat. !
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sur mnfere gyranen.

Gpd, rhns pie aisbs pirs bic 4eIi
Eiht bic Belt.
Goethe. Glejieu.
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= Iud sein Mitarbeiter.
sic miiBten bod eisentlid elm sana
brillauter Wlitarbeiter bes vS3alt"
iein, 0srr piifiig. = Surdaus ni9t
peranlagt. : slaeroinss mabr. sic
braudten dber nur bic gBibe einienoen,
bic iiber Sic gemadt werben.
= Cine wi6ti9e 6ra9t. =
STUDENT: Wtein 6rdulein, ib babe
cine grpbe. cine iebr widtiee 6raas an
Sic gu ridter.-6rdulein (oeri6dmD f:
Gprsden Sic nit meinem Yapa! =
Stuoent: 9td. bu liebe 3eit. Der
pumpt mir iduu lange nidta msbr!
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,aiebit 81 mid nidt9 Bin id nidt rsijsno
irhnu?"

@sbr bsluitiseno uno Die feiniien
3use oss Snoianer =Sumors sei9eno,
1T Der .3eideutans.", elm GOntretans
.iner SdOnen uno zines bon ibr 9e-
pabltsn Mannes. nobel cine itumme.
a1e pbaien Der 2iebe oaritellenoe
3si4eniprabe seiiibrt ipiro. Die 3us
i6auer laden unb tidern beiianois uno
oas 5am=Sam erllinst oasu. Seim
5anssn truaen beibe 8eidledter tets
ibren idoniieu Sdmuf uno bebdnsen
iid 10 reiaIib pie mosli9 nit perlen.