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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
BERGEN COUNTY.
F.NGLEWOOD.

Tbero sccnls 10 be some possibility mat Inc deN-
astation OF the beautiful Palisades may De s'opP''
after all and the people who i've III the t""hS VIII.
hold these rocky heights dear are rejoicing ~ nv
oho,co of relief Governor WertS came TO EnSie-
,,ood this week and with HIM WAS Senate: WIN
49,, Tho, made a pilgrimage directly To the
polieadee and looked over the ground and the sddA
broken face of the rockribbed ms II j. reporter
that the Governor heaved big syn an" S""""
his head in A most melancholy way over the s'Sh''
Whether the resuI; will be some pracuca' "''o" Ia
the LEGISLATURE at Trenton this Writer remains 10
~, soon but il is declared that a bill is being pre-
narcd TO put a stop TO the wholesale destruction oi
the Palisades The whole question j. on' Whl'h IN
terests not Engewood and Ne"-Jersey people aIoh''
bat those who live in New-York city as wei II
is narrowing enough 10 IN" lovers OF the To"h'"s
cliffs to have railroad put through on the slope
inst in the rear bu; TO have the towering LOCKS
themselves torn down and Clipped up Is woe IN
eXpreSsble ~ ..., h,.a e,friv
hegur and although the dissipation coull hAidl>
be called Wild as yet. the women ana Srls mo
plenty of chances TO gossip al me many al @
;eas which are being given. 1t is really great
blessing that these liFht so'ldI sathrIHlsN I,'n
ana PROFOUNDLY mediiativc town. The women have
been doing some powerful thinking IN the philosophy
linz lately and any escape from t9cse solemn cares
10 the frivoty Of afternoon teas T. Il ercd' ieifi
the brain Of the whole town, ne aan'cs' zoo, lo.
Viii be held at the Field club on Wednesday night
,.bie on tho evening Of THANKSGIVING the first OF
w roo,,ier suhs@rin;on dances viii be given In
the armory AZ the last-mentioned danc, 'sieritI,
~ there will he a large turn out oi tiEi""ooi
people under the Watchful eye OF the maifohS ana
many out-of-town people are also cNlec'ed
Mrs Horace l.. Congdon gave a larg"N at'ld'l
reception at her home res. Cot yesterday attei.
noon Mr. Murray Olyphan' also gave tea a,
nor homo in Sherwood Place. II vas preceded Nv
a lecture physical cutur" from New ON
woman. who is weil-known authority on the SUB
jet.
The Englewooi Field club eleven has had some
internal discussions, which have impaired ITS use
fitness far football playing ~ concerned ana SO
IL has quietly disDandcd. Ih'rr was no i"fl m
ME, santness but there some Ittl" bitches
somewher and 50 most % the stalwart players ldd
aside heii muddy clothes for the rest OF the season
and had their hair cU' , 80
Mrs Nnvent Tlyou and her daughter. Mrs II !.
McC' ulloh. reached home by the North German
Lloyd steamer Vera Saturday They have been
iourneying extensively on the Continent. ana o.
their return stopped Tor some time In Algiers ana
Gibraltar.
Miss Jennie Mackav. daughter 81 Donald Ma kay.
the wcll-kuown banker Of New York cry. D. -"r,-
ously III with typhoid fever A. her home In Dwight
Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
WESTF1ELD.

The I.ehigh Valley Railroad will change the name
OF the station at Lyons Farms to Elizabeth juno
ton.
\ party from upchurch Lodge. United Workmen
Westfeld visited Railway on Friday evening 10
take part In the meeting OF council there'
The public meeting Monday night to consider
the question Of a trolley line through the town was
not fruitful I'm results No spoke In favor or
the road and the tenor OF objections TO II was that
the line would render almost useless the township
macadamized roads The matter VIII come UP LOT
final hearing on December at o'clock
MIR Gardiner, OF the Township Committee. mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

Grant E.S.nt = J. Ktl.mIn am Deputy Grand
Regent J. = OTIS ana 'he s,.n were present 80 the
meeting 90 thc Kcmpion Council. H,su ArcArum.
ON Monday night 49, Hnsby's Hall. and installed tn
officers
M.s Helen D~aslow OF BROOKLYN. spent Il few
days this wc.k w.th Nj and Mr.. William II. Whit
ford Of Gran'-aY".
The SunNowcr Social cub % Ayonll,c. ls max
ns arrangements for series OF winter entertain
men;s.
\ meeting Of the Nltloy Fled club held on
Thursdiy night 10 organize choral club. to con-
stat Of sixteen twenty members. under the dircc-
ton Of Professor T. j smith
The paper chase ON horseback which to have
come on last Saturday WIS postponed on account u
the Ncw-York Horse show. but f. viii take place
this afternoon. The start will be mate from the
clubhouse
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Woods. Of NcwYork. formerly
residents OF Nutlc,. were the guests this week Of
Mr. H. w Lacey. of Grtnj-av"
The Law ana order society has elected the fol-
prc.iient Dr. r. i: sattcr;hwaifc. secretary j. II.
Davis. assistant secretary, r. Van Dien, treasurer,
X. j NJ Chas~
The Rev. James FARLEY. pastor Of the KoscianI
Presbyterian Church. has accepted call to the
Nuilcy Prosbyicrian church
The annual meeting and election OF officers Of the
Franklin Athletic Association took place last night
the home u Ncc-ProslAcnt J. e. Helm. and re
yce-prcsIdcnt j. christopher Helm: secretary
James Ircsiin: treasurer iieniamn Marsh
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W :. Segulne. of
Erie Place. 30 Frederick H. Austin. OF Bellcvillc
took place Wednesday night At the Methodist Epls
copsl Church. Ta~saic-nvc The Rev William J
Kcatley. pastor Of th" church. performed the GER
Mrs Amzi Brown and her four children have
sailed for Germany where they Will pass the winter
months
a spirited business meeting the trolley fran
chise question Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
UACl\rtNSACk

William NJ Johnson has nclos'd th" oasiorly
side and large octagon corner of the piazza Of his
house with glass. Heating appliances have been
introduced. and the place Will DE hit"d UP As d
den for use IN pleasant winter weather
Captain George ". Bradford. q cousin Of tho
late Sir John J. .. Abbott. premier Of Canada.
has taken a cottage in Berry-st. and viii make
Hackensack his home"
Miss Ida Brinkcrhon. OF haywood. gave 4
party on Thursday evening in honor Of Misses
Gertrude Mersellus and Jennie kipp Of Chiffon. a
number OF young people from this town being
among the guests.
J. Louis vreeland and Miss Elsie Patterson.
daughter Of j. $, Patterson; arc 10 be marIiel al
the home Of the bride on the evening of Thanks
s' The Bergen County Teachers Association Will
the leading paper Will he by MISS Pollard on n
Synthetic Method of Teaching Reading ana spell
The Hackensack Valley local union OF Christian
Endeavor societies Will hold a meeting in the First
Prnsbvterian Church next Tuesday evening. when
Willard l. Hamilton, Of Newark, ana the f'cV -.
a. movement has been Started to establish
Young Men Chrsam As9c"Gf4 m dhnTch
is chairman Of the temporary 3rEanizanhon ana
secretary. committee on perma nent orfnniTation
appointed to report az ASpuy , M"" roe,
'' The s'' Rev. j. W Jenress pastor Of the Mount
chnrcb in Denver COL but holds II under advise
ment owing to the success OF his labors here
the first performance Of i's sixth season mex. next
Nondav evening when the play viii he 'iibeit =
faprirai comedy Engaged" The characters VIII
he represented by William NJ Richards l., r. S az
" II Fei1ler + T.. Crassons. \. i. iioley. MISE
chase Miss Reyes. Miss Sage Miss Burroughs ana
Miss See - -, 49,. ,,,.,. , ,...h
ington D. C.. are guests Of Mrs. y. Goodwin Num-
IT,. at Bogota 49, l., =, III.
George G Demarest, OF Teaneck, who Is in ms
eirht v-eighth year has just returned from WISH
IN 81 Louis Cincinnati. West Virginia ana l'alu-
more occupying three weeks in the trip His home
* near Tcaneck Grange. the homestead OF me
late william Walter Phelps. who named one "i tne
nrivate roads running through his estate Dcmarest
ave in honor OF Mr. Demarest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
SOUTH ORANGE.

T. T. Marvin has returned from a Western trip.
Mrs f. NJ <issam and Miss kisslm OF Scotland
81 have returned from extended pleasure trip
through Sew York state.
TIarcncc 4 Rikcr and his family. OF Mountain
ave have sailed for Jamaica. where they viii re
main during the winter months.
The Wissos ;! nciIcr daughters OF g. H. Schnel-
der OF Scot a nd-st.. have returned from abroad.
Mrs Thomas Day. Of Eldgrwood Road. gave "A
reccption on Wednesday night TO introduce her
daughter MIss NJ Constance Day. into society. Mrs.
Dav was assisted IN receiving by Mrs Mccullough.
Mr. Knapp Mira Thomas Conway che Misses
Mccullough the Misses Lille and Fannie Campbell.
Miss Natalie colquitt. Miss Clara Brewer and Miss
Willard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
HOBOKEN.

George s. and William Brayton. brothers who
said they lived at Lake George. " Y, where one
owned "a farm worth s. 900. while the other kept a
hotel. arrived In Hoboken few days ago and Sc
cured rooms at No. 50 Hudson-st. They said that
they had come to Hobokcn TO find wives, and one
OF them professed TO be deeply smitten with the
landlady's sister. The young woman sensibly told
them that IL they were what they represented
themselves to be they could probably lind good
wives home. and advised them to return to
Lake George and pay court TO some one who knew
them This so discouraged them that they gave
mp their rooms and went TO New-York. where they
gre DOT likely 20 get any better advice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
SHORT HILLS.

The first Of 4 series Of lectures and musical ana
literary entertainments was held IN the Casino nj
short IIi,ls Wednesday might when Mrs. hermann
rave n Talk on Iicnc" Musical selections were
sung by Mr.. Donty. The following were me pa
Mrs william Deen. Mira james K. pitcher Mrs.
t. De Konge. Mrs. r. : Hoffman, Mrs George
Kobbc and Mrs II. l"aytt
81 Rose. Young Mem Christian Association. OF
NIburn has decided to repeat 10y request the drama
..Irou,n la the SEA" I'm the Casino. on Thanks
giving night The performance VIII be- for the bene-
IN Of st Roses Church. reception VIII folow
the drama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
RI-INGTDN

The first pubic rehearsal OF the Beethoven Or
chestra VAS he'd at the Arlington club on Tuesday
night. The programme included nine numbers The
first public entertainment Of the Beethoven Orches-
viii take place December II, and the pro-
grammc II IL promised will be one of the best.
Jersey.
The Business Mems Association OF Arlington has
elected the following officers W. W. keyler. pres-
dent: william Lawrence. vice-prcsldent; a. \.
crowel. treasurer: &. G.. Carlson financial secre-
tary: j. NJ Gillespie. according secretary. Theodore
Lawn renee, trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
lSI;I.IISNIIIf.

Charles williamson Of John-st.. has returned after
tour which covered nearly all the United States
A social dancing class Is being organized and Will
hold rs sessions in the old stephens mansion In
Main-st
The Bcliovilie Literary cub has dlsbindcd.
John Ha1ley. sr., OF London, father OF the late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
HARRISON.

The Rev ". j. RILEY of Christ Church. has or
ganzed a singing class among his congregation and
sunday -schoo.
The Central Gun cub has elected these officers:
Jacob Kasner president. John Lloyd, vice-presidcnt.
william Coye. recording secretary; John Bradley,
financial secretary: Joseph Drcughton. treasurer:
John Fuliager. sergeant alarms; George r. Lloyd.
captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
- m AND AROUND THe GREATER NEW:y0RK


called the attention OF the committee to the trar.
nuisance In town. The committee directed the coy
sta 5es to arrest all men found begging an
nave them convicted, the costs to be paid BY nv nv
town 49,
Flresde Council. r. A.. Of Westfeld. entertaln.a
Burnside Council of Brooklyn Thursday evenir.s
Roval Arcanum men from all the towns along rs.
road were present The special feature Of the mess
INK was the working OF a new ritual
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
WHAT is APPETITE ?
Healthy Appetite teaches us wher
we ought TO eat.
without Appetite we would not eat. vi
would not live.

without Appetite we would not emf. =,
would not live.
Convalescents are always hungry thev m
growing well. Children have great appetite,
they are growing big Healthy people hav
good appetites; their stomaohs need food \
replace the waste tissue aud fat consumed b
the body.
If your appetite Is bad, you are sick. You
stomach does not wish 20 work. Your stor
of fat will decrease. You will get thinue
You will sooner or later waste away. That
consumption.
III you do not waste away, but remain Al
ways thin, you are still laying yourself opel
to the attacks OF disease. Fat Is nothing bid
natures reserve force OF fuel. You cannot n
absolutely healthy unless you are normalI
fat.
What makes Paskola the great "appetIzerl
is the fact that il aids the stomach to digel
oil other food, Is itself at once absorbed ind
the system, and thus leaves the stomach ped
fectly empty. A. soon as this happens hurl
ger occurs. The reason so many dyspeptId
have no appetite is that their stomachs \
constantly full of imperfectly digested food
There is only one way TO permanently renI
edy this and that Is by the use OF PaskoiI
Paskola being pre-disested food Is direct
absorbed, and gives the stomach no work.
brings back healthy appetite and win ma
even consumptive healthy and fat.
Descriptive pamphlets mailed free on
quest by
The Pref igested Food o., 30 Roade So, No
York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
FOR SALE.


have fow viOlins which have been
from Boston TO be sold. Can be- bought
reasona Die.
Barton, Mar. rs. T.. +. WiLS'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
RESOURCES:

First Mortgage Loans, slGaO5i
Loans with Mortgages as collateral
security, 7.2o.
Loans on other Collateral Security, B.s2t
Personal Notes, Gs.O7|
Loans to Towns, Villages and school
Districts, ofI
school Bonds at par, .aol
Municipal Bonds at par, 5.O0l
National Bank Of Newport stock, at
par, GOOD
n. O.. Loan Co. stock at par, i0,00l
Overdralt
Furniture and Fixtures, ia
Cash on hand and on deposit in
National Banks, Al O0I
Interest due and unpaid, tOGI
Accrued Interest, not yet due, Is0I
Total, saI5o5|
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock, paid in, s50O1I
Due 1914 Dcpositofs, 257es
Due state OF Vermont Taxeo, "a
Unearned Discounts, nd
Treasurer's Checks outstanding, H
Bills Payable,
Undivided ProGts, COS
Total, asIb.o,
@. a. PROUTY, PRESIDENT.
p. j. FARRELL, TREAsuR
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
WHAT ARE PERMISSIBLE?

This subject is of vital Importance.
Amusements have no less powerful
influence on the mind and morals than
the people with whom we associate
and the books we read. Their char
acter is varied, and those which are
sanctioned by usage, and, sometimes
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
LIABILITIES:

@. A. PROUTY, PRESIDENT.
p. j. FARRELL, TREAsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
.So9O! so f4nsla Sn tpel6sr

nqo9o! 80 1Grlelis Sn fpel6er
Rple2"
nals Spinpsa in liriel glcofta."
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Sm!"
SEPT ipurbe Der piirbtge Mann ME.
Der gang Sirsttpr unb nit unpers
i3dmten Bid unb Son frus sr: uSaz
ben Sic aud serabe geinea"
@ntiebt itanb Sobanna Oh bieier
Srage oa unb f4aute pie betGubt auf
ben 8oben.
SEA, iest min i6 fs ni9t ieben!
Qbsr bas fage i9 sSbnen, aerabs
8eine miifen Sic baden, fonIt lit es
nidts nit biefer &olIe! Serr 8auli.
adten Sic barauf!"
Sbne 9ruB begab ii9 Der Director
in elm NebenSimmer.
pault bat arttg, beinabe TiiB bic
bsbenbe Sobanna, i6m su folaen. err
ipoue i5r bas 8oitiim 9lei9 seiaen,
oamtt iie, ipenn es nibt qana paiIen
iolte. busieI6e umdnbern f0nne.
Sobartnd bate Md ni1t ihreS elbff=
be9errf4ung piebsrgeponnsn
Isle 5Ogern2" iagte Der ReaiiTeur
NIT Iei9tem 8ebauern. n9ie RolIe
paBt Sbnen ipobl nibte ga. mein
Jrdulein, 5imperli9 BARI man beim
Sbeater ni9t iein!"
~ger5eiben Sic, i9 fii6le midi etpas
%dItssgrtffen bas 9tGes lit mir 10
i1eu 10 iiberraf6enb - fpenn sic
9eitattsn, tomme i3 in elmer Stunbe
pieber suriid."
~@an5 pie Sic tpoIIen! Sc 1T iett
eli ubr, big Stpei l16r bauert bic
probs un6 Sic finben mid Bis balm
aut Der Sii9ne. quf BieberIeben!"
Wttt gaiibe geIangte Sobanna ms
6rete, bier aber atbmete lie erleidtert
arf uno elite bann, pie Don ss,lrien
gepsiti9t, benz 8abnbofe su. Oas
9enebmen bes Directors, bic fiibe unb
besebrli9e Sreunbli6teit bes Geoiiz
ieurs, biefe erite Rolle unb banu bpr
allen Stngen btefe entfeblide sfraoe
oes Directors: alss bas bra6fe lie
duRer it9 unb 5eiete ibr, in pelde
Sflaoeret ie iia bate beseben polen,
lie, Die bertpo3nte SOdter rei6er unb
liebeboGer @Itsrn.
SIMMER b0rte fe bic entTetIt6eSrooe
pes Directors nnb bieIe 5raae trisb
lle aus Der Stabt, trieb ife aus benz
oauie i6rer Sants. 3pei SAGE fpGz
ter tebrte iie in Der @ltsrn !6aus sus
tld. Sic per5i6tete auf 2orbeer unb
frore, lisB ii3 bic Sulbiguneen bes
proottors aus Der 20tpenapotbefe aee
allen uno bsiratbete beniel6en, nadz
'em er lt3 bonn 8eloe feines S6tpiez
l%ereaters cine Gpotbete in Berlin ae.
'auft bate.
Sts beute 1T Sobanna nit tbrem
uno ibrem Stanoe aufrieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Walomanns Gettnng.

oI6 ia, msinte SDrFer sreuber..
per, Init ben Sunben erle5t man aler.
banb! Gum 8eiipiel misn 0albmann
bort, Der ieBt 10 barmtos beim Diem
ite9t, als tOnnte er ni6t Biz flint adb,
ten, bat mir einmdl elm id6nes Stiid'l
geliefsrt. Senten Sic fit, fuuft er,
1pdbreno mir abtpe Ienb limb. in Der
8orratbstammer einen arpBen &rIa
boil PETROLEUM uus, Der burd Elm @ers
ieper urperi6fpfen gsblie6en mar. S6
frfoede ratiirli6 bic Sadie beim Seims
forrlrlen ipfort. Der Suno perbrsitete
et1en penetranten @~rbDloeruh, unb
lem 1dmmerli6ss ~9ebunIenes @usIes
pen tldrte inns raid pollenbs auf.
kSHon griff i'd nab benz @etpebr a
per 2Hdrb, lin ibn nieSer3uf6ieben,
fbe er IdnsIam elenb gu 8runbe alma
= ba plOBli6 fpruug bas Sbier NIT
heiner leBten &raft tpinIslnb duf ben
Stf3 nnb idaute iebnIi9tig nad ber
Ramps binduf.
~9oaab!" rief i'd pie elm 9lit
D Is MIR our6 Den Erpf 1efdbre1
raid einen iangen 9odt Der =
pielleidt 1T benz armen &erI 10 nod Az
bslfen!!" SIN gu mar Der 8o6t aIr
9dnb. Sud, Walbmann = fH6'
: fdon frsfen!" REF i'd; unb benten
Sic iia, Der !Sunb f6aut mid banfs
bar an nno fhltn9t bierauf bebutiam.
nm tein 2o9 b%inein3ubeiberl, ben lans
gen Oo6t binter, 10 bab nur NOD bas
Snoe aus feiner S6nause burItanb.
SD 5iinoete busiel6e porf6tia an, bic
Sldmme brennt, unb 8albmann =
!l1lrner ettpas bdrauf bIaienb, bamit lie
1bm niht bic S6nause perTenote =
fiBt 9eoulotg ben gdnsen abenb als
i~intreiniaise S~umiIienlamps inmitten
ort benz Sid ano bleibt bic oanse
yta6t bort, Bis er tnblif am rGbifen
Wtorgen ausge6rdnnt mar. Die Slams
me erloi6, i'd ndbm nit Isi6ter Wiibe
ben Oo9t beraus unb ods aeIdeiote
mar gerettst. - Self, @aIbI"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Cine Sd6nbcitsiduIe.

Otdens er3dbIt bon elmer 2ebrerin,
bic tbre Sfiilerinnen bic 01rter
.prunes, Prisme. p~otdtoes" einioe
OuBenb Male bintereinanber ausfpres
den lieB. Sieie W6rter %perlanoen elm
lebbaftes 2ippenfpiel, nit aefniffenen
stpPen bringt ma fie nidt beraus.
sic fpoute auf bieie WeiIe bepirten.
oaB Der Munb ibrer 3Dalinae elm an.
eenebmss, bepeslides Qusieben ers
hlelte. Die Soee bat ii9 cine aeniaIe
pdrtiertn, Wtdoame 4lberti, su Hube
aema3t. Sic bat cine S6ule errifz
tet. IN Der bic iungen Oamen, falls ie
bdBlt4 fino, biibi6 gu fem, fails lie
l9on biibi9 finb. nod bel biibf6er au
tperoen lernen foIIen. pa aibt es
unterri9tsturfe fir .Slide"; man
ltrnt, pie nan ieinsn 4ugen ben borz
tbetlbafteiten 4usbrud gu ge6en bat.
Od gtbt es einen RaienturIus, in peIz
dem man bas perfiibreriide 8ibriren
Der Haienfliigel srlerrt. 0a ai6t eg.
ben 2tppenturIus, Der Ii9 eng an bic
Dletbobe Der 9idens'i9en @operneB
anf9lieBt. Sinh bic S6ilerinnen
our3 ihre eriten S90nbeitsturIe aez
tommsn, bann seben ite in bic rGnz
ismbIeflafe" iiber, in Der ie bic einz
seIn unb matchmaker aneelernten
4usbrudsmittel gu glsi9er I3eit in
Ittion gu bringen, gu einem einsiaen
ldDnen 9eii9tsuusbrud auIammen5us
leBen lernen. Sin peiterer aurIus err
Itredt ii9 auf bic Poie. Hamentli6
Mabame aIberti ibr a~uaenmerf
i6ren 3OgIingsn beiSubringen,
pGbrenb bes S9lafens cine
,Gitbetif6e PoIe" ei~n5unebmen, anftatt
.lpie elm Sad" gu liegen. Die drmen
NGnner, bic ibre 5rausn aus Der
Der Mdbame 4lberti erbalten
peroen: oieie Srauen ipsrbsn Dor lau=
er 8oafommenbeit unertrGgli9 fein!
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Ser fleine llnbrfanntc.

Gin philanthropy, gludli6er Gater
bon elf Sinoern, fino,t zines 4benSs
sinen tleinen Sungsa uon SIS Sabren
auf Der Strabe, p!lt:- hitterli9
tpeint.
mas BAIT Oh bern, f!cinsr
Ueann?" fragt Der 0srr.
sd babe MIDI psyirrtl" ~erfpiberte
Der &leine.
Dam tomm' nit mir na9 SauIe,
i'd iperoe Dir etipls 81 ellen qcbea,
uno oann iperbsn mir peter Ie6cn."
gu Sauie angstummen, nirrnt Der
Pbilant5rpp ben tIet1en Sungen Bel
Der Sano unb fagt 81 ieiner 6rlu:
nSieb' mai fer, Grauden, h1s
Sinb babe i9 Dir mitge6ra9t, ib
babe ss auf Der StraBe J%efunoen. Gin
&tnb mebr poer tpsliger f1ut 6e: uns
ia gar ni6t auf, mir lpero.n IS tebanz
beln, ais penn es uri:r eigenes
~2tber. Mann,1 sntgegret Die Trau,
,tennft 9u benn cen SunJen nidts
Oas lift ia infer Sarlbm!"
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bic ehten Stsine bier. iebsn Sic, an
biefer StsIe ssribt bate"
nWie, Sic bdben lie audi aeribt?"
fragte Mrs. Gilbert nit t~onloIsr
Stimme.
mSu, i9 fab bas l1ngliid tommsn,
uns neil Mabams nidt auf mid boz
rem tpo1ten, lests i'd seftsrn bic Smi@
tationsiteine In bic S6mudIdule, unb
bamit i6 ftets tpiiBie, tpeldss bic e6s
ten Steins feisn, rtbte i9 ie fluaer
Wsiie an ben S9liebsn. go"
Weiter fam bic tluge I3ofe nidt,
benin tbre Serrin bseann, tpdbri6einz
lid bon Sreube ~iiberpGltiat, an allen
9lieosrn gu sittern unb fiel in cine
5ipeite, eiesmal iebo9 e9te Obnmadt,
aug tpel4er tie Riemanb gu tpsden
luhte, benin Warp rannte fdnur=
itrads in bic @eTinbetube un6 err
5dblte nit ii4tIidem Stolse sSyeber>
mann, Der es b0ren tpoIte, ipte bur6
ibre Huge 8orausiiat bic e6ten Bril-
lanten gerettet purbsn. SAT- ebenIo
rai9 dls borber bsrbreitete fid bic
9liidlt6e Dsnbung Der grilantsnz
;Iffatre. unb fpG6renb mrs. 9ilb,rt
aus i5rer 9etdubuns erfpa6te unb am
ltebitsn rsdt tii9tig gepeint bdtte,
nuBts lie ben fpunbsrbaren 6eradna
bss Siebitabls unieren Rsportsrn
9aartlein eradblen unb gu bieier abs
l9suliten 2iige nod Elm iiberaus aus
%trisoenes 8eiiht MAIDEN. 8, bas mar
benin bod cine al3u barte Strafe!
yttht genug baran, tamen am an6ez
lren Sdge ale 5reunbinnen unb Be-
9liidipiini6ten fie, baB bas freds
9auneritid6en 70 glimpfli6 abaelauz
fen mar. limb mrs. Gilbert mubte
itets gliidli9 lddeln, pdbrenb iie in
WtrtIi4teit por Berger bate plaben
mOsen.
Smmerbin bIisb i6r bic Gsnuatbu>
ung, baB fdmmtlide Rep gortsr
9ldttsr iiber ben SaQ beridteten unb
ite in fetten 2ettern vbie Dame nit
ben 9roBen 9riGanten" aenannt
tpurbe. Sic ALIEN ipuBts, baB fortan
5tpei pertblofe Steine tbr S6rldpps
den f9miidtsn, bod ba ite bas felts
Jane Sebeimnib fOrsfdltig 6iitete, Bee
tpunberte bic Wslt aud fernerbin ibre
8riuanten, unb tpenn Der nei=
bti4e Bid man9sr Samen oaran
blieb, frsute ii9 Mrs. @ilbert
nod na4 pte Supor. limb 10 tparen
stgsntli4 ale Sbeile sufriebenedteat,
Vfr. 8rotpn aus @bicago. inbe9riffen.
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