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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08

Kaiser. Miss Pollard. Mrs. P. B. Horton.
Miss Louise Horton, G.. w. Spalding,
Lieutenant Frank A. Brooks, Mrs. E. B.
Wade, Major Victor Duboce, Major j. A.
White. DR.. r. L. Sutherland. Major Charles
Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Splivalo and
the Misses Splivalo. Cap'ai and Mrs. j.
b. Seabury, Miss Maud Buckmap, DR..
J. Gibbon,. Frank E. Webb, Miss
Orkmann, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shea.
P. S. Weaver Jr., General w. a. Dimond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borel. the Misses B,rel. G.
A. Berton. Miss Alice C. Minner, Hon. NJ.
NJ. Els ee,. Miss Davies. VIII Fine, DR..
G. S. Backnan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings.
Colonel and Mrs. Warfield, Miss Cla-
brougn. Lieutenant f. A. Brooks. Miss
McGil, Miss Priest, DIR. Fl. B. Soltan. ri.
=, Rolmgren, B. Frank Priest, Miss Susie
McEwen, Richard Fourchy, Miss Josie
Bateman, j. G. Bateman, Lieutenant
Commander L. 5. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. McDads, Viii E. Fisher, DR.. j. f.
Twist. Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Maroney,
G. A. Burton, Miss Elsie Wade, DR.. and
Mrs. Gardner, j. A. Christie, Charles
Hilton.
The success of the affair was due to the
efforts of the following committees: Re
ceptlon - Lieutenant Commander T. S..
Phelps, DR.. 81. B. Soltan, DR.. J. F..
Twist. Charles Hilton, H. B. Holm
gren, Z. w. Sraulding aud DR.. G. c. Back
man.
ExecutIve-C. T. Ryland Jr., DIR. II. 3.
Soltan, J. F. Twist, DDS; B. Frank
Prlesi, DR.. g. S. Backmau, Frank E..
webb, J. c. Bateman, CAPTAIN t. a. Ro-
tanz, Charles Hilton and w. II. Cham
bliss.
Arrangements-Frank E. Webb, Will E..
Fisher. w. 81. Chambliss and DIR. r. l..
Sutherland.
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opened promptly at 9 o'clock under the di-
rection of c. T. RyIand Jr. he was ably
assisted by Eugene A. Mantell. Frank Z.
Webb, Will e. Fisher, J. A. Christie,
Lieutenant Frank A. Brooks. w. ii.
Cbambliss, Captain t. A. Rotanzi.
DIR. Il. l.. Sutherland, j. Z. Bate
man and B. Frank Priest From the
initial polka until the closing waltz on the
list of extras the assem- bled guests ap-
peared to relish keenly the treat afforded.
The toilettes OF the ladies were 10 almost
every instance rich and attractive. Many
of the gowns worn were donned for the
first time. and were, indeed. maryels OF
the dTessmaker'S art
AT IL o'clock supper was announced Tor
those who wished to partake. but regular
lntermlsslon for this purpose was not de-
clared. Those of the guests who wished
to regale themselves were at liberty to do
so from tae hour mentioned until o'clock,
when the ball concluded.
% the whole, the charity ball was a
decided success, aud will long be remem-
bered by all who were fortunate enough to
be In attendance.
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry E. Highton, Judge and
Mrs. Hiiborn, Miss HilbOrn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Haight. Miss Belle Bachelor,
Mrs. McEweE, Miss Eleanor McEwen.
Miss Grace WOOL. j. A. Christie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gruenhagen. Miss Gruennagen. Miss
Alberta Gruenhagen, Miss Greenwich.
General and Mrs. John Ell. Dickinson. DR..
aud Mrs, Dickinson and Miss Dickin son,
Major ana Mrs. ID. A. Miles, M jor and
Mrs. w. L. Edwards, Major and Mrs. +, S.
Potts. Captain A. B. G. Dohrmann. Maj +
Charles 81. Croker, Major j. Dodd. DIR. G.
5. Backman. Miss Alice V. Harrison OF
Vancouver. b. c.. DR.. and Mrs. K. Ford
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boys and girls could be taught the Use of prim-
airy tools OF various mechanical pursuits. This
ing living when they grow NJ. Shorthand
and typewrting should also be taught In the
higher classes especially TO girls.
KINDERGARTENs.
The numerous kndergartens now In exist
ence In this city supported by voluntary contri.
button have proven eminently useful that
they should become part of our regular school
system as soop as enough revenue can be Sc.
cured for that purpose
NEW CHARTER.
The Onsolidatlon act, with its hundred
amendatory acts, no longer fills the int lligent
requirements of our city government. new
charter has become necessity and it Is 10 be
hoped thai the fifteen freeholderS lately elected
may be able 10 legally proceed TO form one as
speedily as possible, modelled after the most ~.
proved plan of othrr American cities.
Among the most important provisions should
be one for Board OF Public Works, consisting
of competent engineers and architects inde-
pendent OF politics.
The trainers of the charter will do well to
watch agents OF corporations, who will strive
10 control some of its provisions.
The Mayors power should be largely In
creased and all local appointments cow in the
hands of the Governor should be vested In tn
former. who is more intimately acquainted
with local needs
WATER SUPPLY.
The Spring Valley Water Works has the
monopoly OF our water supply. and its charges
are eXOTbitant, based as hey are upon fic-
titious valuations OF Its property, including
many hundreds OF thousands of dollars worth
OF real estate. largely held for speculative pur-
poses and at present not needed for the dire ct
use of water works. Strenuous efforts should
be made to procure for The city its own water
supply, If possible, directly from the melting
SHOWS OF the Sierra Nevada Noun aims. Few
cities in the world have such a chance. by Il
reasonable outlay, to provide pure mountain
water. the greatest boon which can be given to
a commonwealth.
This Will be met by the usual plea of the
water company that Its stock and bonds are
held by widows and orphans, whose all has
been invested In that security. There are a
thousand times as many widows and orphans
in this community who are clamorlng for a
pure water supply at "cheap prices" and their
claims Should be considered first
The interest and sinking fund on $50, 600, 900
OF bonds, issued Tor the establishment of our
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verriuder. E. j. HOLLAND, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens. Miss Maud Buchanan. Mr.. Buck
man, j. P. Hardy. Mr. Williams. Eugene
A. Mantel. Miss F. NJ. Holmes. l.. NJ.
Hall, Miss Small, Louis Aiken, Miss
Maud McGIll, A. E. Kaesar. Mss
Foster, Professor and Mrs. A. Van
der NaillPn, Miss Lottie Van der Naillen.
Mrs. Captain johnson, Mrs. Ella O'Brien,
Mrs. Paul Rossiter. Professor Ander-
son. Miss Lolita Music, Mir. and Mrs. Paul
Kingston, w. E. Jackson. Miss Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Maxwell. John Max
well, Miss Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs Jen-
nings. Miss Buchanan, Miss Sadie E. Gould,
w. 81. Chambliss. W. H. Cornwell
Miss Kate Cornwell. Miss E. b.
Burrs, Ensign A. Il. Henry q. S. n.
Miss Blanche E. Portal of San jose, Jo-
seph keenan,. Miss keenan,. Miss Adeline
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In NEW HANDS NOW.
Mayor Sutro and Supervisors
Are Seated.
THE FORMERS INAUGURAL.
He DWeIIs Upon Municipal Reforms
and Policies.
PROVIDING FOR UNEMPLOYED MEN.
BOSSiSm and Corporations Denounced.
The SuperViSOrial Committees
Are Selected.
THE FORMERS INAUGURAL.
PROVIDING FOR UNEMPLOYED MEN.

With the customary formalities the old
Board of Supervisors retired yesterday
afternoon from their official positions and
made way for the twelve city fathers who
were selected at the last city election to
make laws AMI preside generally over the
destinies Of the commonwealth for the
next two years.
There were no specially new features
about the ceremonies, with the prime ex-
ception, Of course, of the dramatis per-
soma, yet there was a rush of spectators
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08
Burke Gets Judgment.

Some time ago William F. Burke
brought suit against E. j. Bowen. the
Sansome-street scotsman, to recover
SIS, GOO damages for false imprisonment.
Burke was charged by Bowen with
embezzlement and incarcerated in jail for
eighteen hours. He was subsequently,
acquitted.
Yesterday the attorneys representing
both parties appeared before Judge Hunt
and stipulated for a Judgment to be en-
tered in favor of Burke for $3.50 and
costs. The judgment was accordingly
entered.
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VARIOUS
BARGAINS.

ALL SILK, SATIN AND GROs-GRAIN
Ribbons. Recommendation.
Nos...4 5 2 9 IL 10 % so so
Price.3c sc &c &c sc &c 121ac l5c zoe
ALL-SiLK BABY RIBBONS, per bolt.
Ho"..-...- -....'' '..............-..-.....1O loo
LADIES FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE
noW....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
LADIES BLACK WOOL COMBINATION
SUITS, 81 kind, now. so
MISSES FABRIC GLOVES now....I2Ihc
MEMS ALL-WOOL SCARLET SHIRTS
AND DRAW ERS per garment, now CSC
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08
An Ilnluckx Burglar.

William Benson, q young sneak-thief
entered the house at Oh FplsOm street last
evening and stole two coats and hat
which he took from a rack in the hallway
) The things belonged TO Joseph DeIurey
who resided there. He went out in ques
of the thief and on finding him had hin
arrested. Benson was booked ct the
southern station for burglary.
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DRESS GOODS
OPPORTUNITIES.

ALL-wooL MIXED SUITINGs now.....2 Csc
SOC FANCY CHEVIOTS now 39c
CSC 75c and 9Oc SUITINGs now.....5Oc
s10Oand 81 20 FANCY sUITINGS now 75c
81 rs FRENCH BRoADCLoThS now. .S5c
81 90 and 81 % FRENCH HENRIETTAS
Ho"' ..''.s''''' .'.'''-.''''s .''.''s DC
81 90 and 81 25 FRENCH SERGES. EPIN-
Giles, SATIN RERBERS, nIAGO-
NAILS and JACQ ARDS, now.......75c
81 so and ST. Is wHIPCORDS. DIAGO-
NAILS and FRENCH TwILLS now 81 90
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Our Clearance Sale Prices.
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS. Etc.

81 so WHITE ALL-wooL BLANKETS
oW.'''.'.........-...'.'. ''..''''''.'S 4'oO
50 60 WHITE ATWOOD BLANKETS
now. '.....,.'......'.'.S6.O
sl3 so WHITE ATWOOD BLANKETS
now. ..........'........... ...... $500
81 so SATEEN COVERED COMFORTS
now. 81 10
81 25 HEMMED SPREADS now.........95c
75c CROCHET SPREADS now
READY-MADE SHEETS, S1x9O, now. SOC
READY-MADE PILLow-CASEs low. &c
READY MADE PILLOW CASES, fine quail
lily. nOW....'. ...',s.....,.....14C
s1$c BLEACHED MUSLIN, Al. now &c
S1sc UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. "A, now. nc
loo BROWN CANTON FLANNEL now S1hc
1214c CRASH, . inches wide. now......1Oe
STANDARD GIN CHAINS now. 41ac
AMERICAS INDIGO PRINTS now.,.5o
STRIPED FLANN ELETTES now...5e
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OTHER SILK
OFFERINGS.

l9-lNCH FIG URED SURAH now........3 5c
24-INCH CoLoRED sURAHS. 81 kind.
now .........,... soc
le-lNCH BLACK eros. GRAIN now. .69c
23-INCH BLACK GROS-GRAIN now ....75c
2O-INCH HEAVY SATIN BRoCADE now
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TWO GREAT
LINEN OFFERS.

6S-INCH BLEACHED DAMASK, all
nnen' hoW..s.'' .......'.......... ......35c
62.INCH BLEACHED DAMASK, all Iinen
noW........."s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-08
THREE GREAT
SILK SPECIALS.

sl.5O BLACK GROS-GRAIN' SILK now. sc
s1.5o BLACK FABLE SILK now....9Sc
sI.5O BLACK RHADAME SILK now .9Sc
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G. MESSAGER
I45 Post Street.
de1 TuThSa ION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EPPS'S COCOA

AKFAST-SUPPER.
"pY A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
II natural laws which govern the operations OF
digestion and nutrition, and by careful applIca-
tion OF the fine properties of well-seIected Cocoa
Mr.. EppS has provided for breakfast and supper
a delicately favored beverage, which may save US
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judicIous
use of such articles of diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough 60
resist every tendency to disease Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to
attack wherever there is weak point. We NAV
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourished frame."-Civn Service Ga5ette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in halfpOund tins, by groeers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, III omos pathio
Chemists, LOndO on, England
oc2 Tu Su 6m
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CrQSSnal'S SlRcliG MiXtHpR

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet or
change in application to business. Tho medicine
contains nothing that Is of the least injury to rhS
constitution. Ask your druggist for it. Price 81 \
bottle nO6 FrTuiy
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syn n an "A "A la1attue refreshing for
Il ia ke3a EA * fruit lozenge.
"a EsH IL very agreeabIetOtake,
CON STU ALTON,
nm HN 4 H9 AH hemorrhoidS. bile,
II Ri HI b az loss of appetite gastric ana
n "a - 4 IN ~ intestinal troubles and
headache arising
from them.
- "a Hu MaR L. GRILLON,
81 RHH III AH 3SRue des Archives Paris
q aAH " Sold by all DruggiitA
ocZ2 Turf 3m

PHI. .lIE:::S sss s!!:5: s' Les
ABSOLUTELY CURES.
aYMPTOMs-Moisture intense itching and
stIngin9; most ct night; worse by sc .ntchlng.,h
allowed to continue tumors form and Protruuc1
which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming Lkeery
acre. sWAYNE's ONT MENT stops the 1tching
end bleeding. heals liberation, and In most SSsee
removes the tumors- ask your Druggist i0r ID
y25 TuThSa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21
1se 2sIie nab Der gsono oisraDl.
Bon Carr @son b. gbsrt.

i Der Monh bGngt in bic biiItre Haht
bsesht iiIberflar berein,
a1nb fenbet ieiner Strublen pra9t
Dem Gtrpme unD benz gain.
limb flugs in bic erfdlpK'ne 8rnit
Shpingt iih Der leihte Strabl,
alalb fhn1iegt iih an IN iel'ser 2uf,
alnb tiibt iie taufenbnlal.
pa rihtet ii9 aus fiiBem Srai,m
Die ellie fin empor,
limb Dffnst ibres Gelhss Raum,
Limb ldBt ben Duft berDor.
Gie d6er 5hlieBt erfreut fih i4neu,
lllb bdlt ben 8ublen feit,
Der, tn Der beaen 5tpiefah ben,
Bon ibr ith fniegen ldBt.
LIMB n1orsens, tperrn bic S9dfertn
Die tbdu'ge 2ilie pfliidt,
limb lie NIT fro11rnem &inberIinrt
Mn ihren 8u5en briift:
! Da tpirb, tpenn iih Der &ela er-
ihliebt,
Shr fpunberbar 5i Mutb,
limb 1inbstannte Sebnluht fliebt
Darh ibr ereliibtes 8lut.
alnb feuf5enb malt iie barH bas
Sbal
sSn ieber lousn Ra9t =
@dgt. bat bas nobl ber MonMmfrdN
eSm 2ilienfelh seuadts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

Sanguinif9. Saate: l1nb
iper finb bic beiben jungen 2sute, nit
ipslhsn Du Did 10 angelesentlih un<
terbielieff2 ~ Hinte: Duriiber forge
Did aidt. 60 Diel ih aus i6ren @ez
fprGhsR entnebmert fonnte, iit Der Cine
ibsinreim nHb Der dnbere Elm pbdnDrnez
auler Dihter! ~ Eante: so bas
tDdre! Wns bdbcn fie BERN gefagt,
ipenn man fragen burf? - Nihte:
8, Der Cine nannte ben Mnbern einen
eapitalen Menih, unb iensr mamie
i'm bdrauf einer cldfiifHen Rerl!
Mu! o.: Dii, mtin Doctor
fat meinen Mrm brilldnt firiri. H.:
Rein Wunber Der lit ia uid Nrs
raenar3t!
Die 6aupffuhe. Murd,
On ipilIt aIfD niht, bdB i4 mid init
Better Dams perlobe2 Nein, Meit
Rinb. Mein Oott, abtr mas ioIeu
mir bern ba NIT ben werIobuussturten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

umfdriebem 8rautDater
Iebr bdblid): Methe bon meiaen
5Dhtern tpoGen Sic benft heiratben,
jllnger Mann, i4 babe feds, unb Die
Miig;ft lit na9 i6rsr iuBeren grIhei@
nung normirt, bic bGBlihite befoHlant
Die gr0Bte Sumne. 8etperber: So,
in mDGte germ bic baben, bic S1nen
am dbalidten iiebt!
ssn MinGen. srember:
sS16rsn sic mid allo stpei Stnnben
in Der Gtabt unp5er, seigen sic mir
ale Sebenspiirbigteiten. unb bann
fa6ren sic aulebt gum
Droiffenfutffer: go, bGs brauhens
gar nift erIt 81 fagen, ! fpois 1hon,
GUM 9oFbrdu6aus!
Der 1nter1hieb. Wus
fir Elm llrterIG;eh lit 3fpifGen eirlem
2ieutsnant, einem giirger, urtb eirrsm
Gtubenten in Der Rneipe? - Der
Qieutenant 3ablt, ber 8iirger be3dbH,
Der Gtubsnt beaablt niht.
gsitrafte GroBfpreAes
rel. r0Dr'. Robert, isBt miiRsn mir
aber asb'rl i. bds Goupsr tDartet auf
uns!@ .Nber Meiberl, in bab' ia
bic Wurit bier BEL mir!
sym 3ooIogif6sn @drs
ten. Golbdt (por tineH Rbinoceros):
:. .Das nlfD 1T bds 2bier, bon BEN
uns bet geIDDsbsl fdon ii Disl sr3d1li
bat!~
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pas Reotr ID Der GonftftiOu.

en- BEN @hdnftnfsr einss Der srIten
Werliner Ddmenconfections~ ~Geihdfte
mar iiinait Elm DanensSadet dusgts
ftent. bas Bic Mufmerfiamteit Der yafa
ionten, aud ber mdnaliden, IN beion-
oerem Mabe in 9nfprud nahm. sSn
ssorm unb Ghnitt unt.rfdieb es fch
nid1t tpefentlid5 bon ben fir bic Wobe
bes nGdifen 6erbItes unb Minters feits
oe1ebten Mpbellen, aber IS iDieS etr!e
aana nsue gigsnart auf. bic ibm bic
9eahtuna ,peiteiter RreileA ilhsrt.
Das neus Damen-Sadet trus ndmlid9
einsn peritablen 2eberbsidb, uno ole
0srsisrunaen, NIT benen 8ruif ui'o
Sals reidlih sefdmiidt iinb. bsitaaa
ben ebsnfalls aus sartem, tpeihsn Se@
ber.
Welf einen glid in bic 3ntunft er@
Dffnet biefe Weripenonng bes SeDtrs
Sci Der 5oiletts!
cSn ber E6at 1T bic ginfiibrung Oes
2sbers in bic gonfectiou Elm Sdrttt
BON 70 auBerorbsntlider 8ebsutnng,
BAH iid) sic Jolseu nod gar ni9t abb
Iehsn laffen. @Aon i'm leBtsn Sabre
fam es au fleinen, idiidternsn anfdn'
aen: man per1ab bic 6iite NIT leberHelt
GinfaTunaen. DAB bic SDee Mntlang
fanb, eraibt iith aus benz lsoerbsleBten
W1pbeIzs zssadet, unb ipenn. bic tlbnel1
gseusrer nidt auf 6albsm Wsse itehen
bleiben, 70 biirfts uns bic tomnlsnoe
SaiIon nod manhe ueberrdl9ung
brineen. 1at bann erii einmal oas'
Qeber in Der Dameneonfection feitelt
ssub oefaBt, 70 fam iih bic 9srrens
Gdhneiberei Der neuen HiAtung ntht
lance perldlieben, sumal bic mdnnllae
@eipanbuna fit bic @eripenoung oes'
2eoers nod lpsit seeisntter eriaetnt
als bic psiblihe.
Mud1 bic 2itsratur tpirb iiA reHt1
aeitia nit Der neusn Mooeriatung Der@
traut MAIDEN miihsn. nSrdulein 2uo@
milIa fab in ibrem fnapp ani4lleBens
ben ssGdhen BON edtsm Safttanleosr
aIIerliebit aus" - Ober: der bltnoe
@eiaer errist6 bic Rdbe Der @rdtin
aug benz eiaenartissn parfiim, bas ler
Sudtsniadet ausitr0mte." ngDte
ianqe bate bic arms Ndberin oarben
unb fparen muIIsn, i'm bic atpei 3tee
asnfeus anIdaffsn gu fDnnen, bic ibre
funitfertiae 5anO nua gu etnem Wlrts
termGntelden berarbeitete." Golden
unb dhnlihen Gtellen tpirb man il,
ben nsuen bel(etriftifdsn @ri4einunsen
bss ndhftsn sSa6res bedegnen, unb no1
iiberra5denber fpirb bic Musbeute 1eir,
bic uns bic 2prif harbistst. Wie ee1
fiblpon fann in 3ufunft Der Derlisbte
poet rbom 2eber aiebn":
3par Elm ssadet nit 2ebsrtbsilen
lImfpannet Oeiner Sarten 2eib;
0od3 ni9t por Mmors fleinen Yfetlen
GdiiBt iol9 Elm pun5er, boloes Wsib-
sd peib su gut, oaB bisfes ftraffe
Ralbfen Elm psihss 9sr5 umIhltnst,
en- bas @ott Mmors fleine Wdffe
Mit itarfem Mibsrbafen bringtl
llnb pslh neues Selo bietet iiA bsns
ieniaen @driftltellern bar, bic auf
einen padenben 5itel Mertb lessn!
uOie Dame in Ralbleber" gum 8el@
Ipisl til. Elm si!sl, Der iia sepib bOren
IGBt.
Was absr fagsn bic aleibsritoff@5a%
brifanten au Der neueiten 2aune Der
| @6ttin Meobee 6aben sic 14on ba@
ran geba9t, bab ibrs Griitena gsrabe5u
| bebro6t ilt2 Werben fis bic Sadie rus
big i6ren Sang seben laiIen oSer bic
| Silfe bes Staatss anrufsn, bamit er
bemmenb unb prbneno in bic Srrsdnss
| her U2obe eir1dreife2
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Sdjweferliebe.
gon Nt. Sduepp.

Gnbli9! Gnbli1! Wfit aitterrtben
5dnben bate fis bic DepeIde ss0ffnet,
nnb als lie bic freubige 8otf9aft bes
Briffen, mar tie auFIhIuhsenb uuf ben
Riidenihanel geiunfeu unb tpiI4ts
sDieber iinb tpieber NIT Der blausn
Shiir5s bic Sbrdnen bon ben bleifsn,
eiugefallsnen Mungen. gnblih! Mfo
niibt untIpnIt gearbeitst uno entbebrt!
Raht urfonIt gebarbt unb eeopfert!
Sn tnoppen @orten ftunb bu, baB bas
grOBe 3iel erreiht ipur, baB er nit
~gat" aus bem @ganlen bsroprgegartz
gen, baB aus betn cand. jur. Elm Gez
ferenbar setporber. Mh, bas Slid!
Die Sreube! sbr Sunge, ibr 2tsblins,
ibr Mbgptt - Referelbari Ibnte er,
fpefhe Jrenbe er ibr bereitst? Sab es
sttpas, tpo1it tie iban ibre Dantbarteit
bafiir beipeifsn fpnnte.
Np1 etntltul Ins lie bic tpenigen
Morte unb fnbr bunn, letie ppr 1i9
binspeinenb, fprt, bic fleine Slide auf>
Burduneu. Der quite Sunge," fugte
lie babei rber liebe, CUTE sunge. mann
rr pobl tonlnrt2 @etpiB ba1b, febr
bulb.1 Die Snpeiter tpirb, bic erite
fein, Der sr feirs Slid nnpsrtranf; 5u=
1aniuen baben die ibre Sprgen eetrus
gen, nun tDerbea fis uuh ibre syrsuoeh
tbeilsn. llrb iie bseilte fih, um ibm
I'M Sonntuesitaut entgsgentreten su
fDunen, unb faufte 8Iumen atnS ei,en
Observation-Disclosures, Tein 2isblings>
gebdd. gs ging anar fhledt, iie hdttt
bufiir ein MittageHen bsrtensn fDnnen,
Mbsr IS mar beu.. elm 5efttag, Da
iDotIte iie nttt re9nsn.
limb lie tpartete.
Mie giiidlitb fruf ss 1ib bod, bab
gsrnOs beute bic bsibsn 5tunbsn ouss
fieieu! aenden Rruu5e bate iich ben
Biiger berrenft unb fonnts besbalb
niht 5pislen, nnb bet Wenbs tpur Sc
femdaft, ba mar biz fsine, aItn1obie
3fe RInbierlsbrerin srit refh nidt Su
bruuhen. Mie gut meint es ho9 off
bns GGidfnl! 6dtte fis Elm elssantes
Rleib gebabt unb Elm ipenig lebbaftsres
Temperament, tpiirbe man lie eingela=
ben babsn. go absr bate man tie
bispeniirt unb cog aud niht bic fiinfs
unbfie65ig pfennis nnn ibrsm 5pnoru,
nb. WelH einen berrlihsn Nah<
miitas niro lie NUN NIT ibm DerRz
Zen!
Wsnn ct bod bufb fGnls! 8as
mafer toht nnb fprubelt bereits i'm
ReHsl, Der 4affss iit f6on sennblsn,
ein Got n1ebr als getpobnli9. ct
trinft 70 germ itnrfen 4affee. linb 10
grmiitblih iiebt es ans in benz fIainen
6enume. gar niht, als tpGre er mi
Dierten Stod; alles 10 lieb; 10 truuIih,
10 betannt = bic 0alni!ienbiIbsr IN
bea fhipurssn Habmsir, bas griins
MipsIopbu, iiber bei1su berI1abts StsI>
len iie ssbGtslte Osffn gslegt, Der ur=
nlte Ssrretdr, Oei1sn 9oi5 10 tpurm=
ftihig TT, DDn benz iie troBbem ni6ts
IN Der Wslt bdtte trena;n fonnsn. Rsn
Ut eigsntlib lur bas fhpar5 polirte
@dMsrreool, IN BEN Waltaers aefas.
atls6rtbeit 70 emo auInmmenssbrdnat
fi<bs. llnb Waindsn fam iih oun
bnr1ous n:nt baran sepDbnen. .gs
pobt nidt1, Iaat iie, res paBt burd<
aus niht bineit.1 llao fif bat rchs;
xs fitbt 10 prabisriTf, aug innrittsn
bieItr befheiDenen, aItmobifden Gin.
rihtuag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21
sd)ictcnoe Mmscn.

Gin entItenenbes 2eiben, bas tpeber
bic reselnldBigite 8Drperentpidluns,
nod bic f90nite GeiiAtsbilbung san5
iiberIeben nlaat! M5ie monde Sbrdne
peint Die Mutter iiber bas ltngliid bes
biibI6en, bliiberben Ritbes, bas
lhielt! lInb bod bat iie in pieterr
syGllen bas 2siben felbIt berinuloet,
inbem iie, llnbelebrt unD ,lnselparnt,
ber1Gunlte, mas aur rihtigen Gntipids
lung Der slugeniteQuna nOtbig mar:
es 1T Die rintige 6tellung bes RinSers
betthens gum 2itte. SIN eriten firbz
liden Otter finb bic Mugen nod niAt
geiibt sufanmen3uurbeiten, b. 3. fiA
iiets ausleih na9 re9ts unb linfs,
oben limb unten, itrnert unb auBen Slt
brsben. 0ielnlebr n,aht jebes Muge
I'm Mnfargs feire Drebatng aieuli9
ilnabbdngig bonl anberen Nuge. Wenn
nun bic Miege Des Einbes 70 fteht 0ab
iie, nur BON elmer @eite 2iht erbdlt,
uno meiItens nod reAt belles 3t9t, 10
bat bas ainb nah benz 2i9te NIT beun
eiiten Nugs nur eire geringe Drebany
gu MAIDEN, nit benz anbereR basegeil
e:ne um 10 grDbere. Oa nun ale
&inSer gerne nab BEN aiGte fbauesl,
70 biibet {if, tpenn Die @iege ben irz
geeignste.s, bon elmer Geite beleuA.sssa
ten plab ldngere 3sit beoatt, bausrrb
cine ungle:he SielIltng ncr MiigenaTe
aug: ba5 ainb fhielt. eStl bieieE
6dIlen .peripaGE" Der sse9ler Bel reHts
seitis eingeboltem Ratbe nnb befTess
8sTotgung; oft bringt cine Operation
in fpatereir ssabren 6ilfs; oft nber
b.eibt ber Gebler II, rlle1r oSer tpeligsr
boAem @rube iltsabfeIlbar. Dnrlinr
fDIm alle Wiitter bes Ripbes Betttten
70 fenen, baB es bas 2iht bpn bsiben
6eitet in geredter Meiie befpnmt,
atIo am bsIten NIT bem 8opfenbs naa
benz 5eaiter Si.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

Neugierig. glmme Unit
bem NeusebOrenen in's 3immer trez
teno): Sier, 9trr prpfeHor! prps
feiIor (btm fhon 3ipei Mal 3pillinge
belhetrt iDorben iinb): SEA, ipieDiel
iinb's btnn biesmul, Grdu WuIIer2
MeDdnhe. 0err: uMlein
ardulein, 6urf id Sbnen lttinsn
Mrm dnbieteng" Grdulein: .@erne,
sDtnn i4 MIDI NIT lneinsr 6anb re,
pan@irsu BARI