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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
NEWPORT.

George IIaslett is home from Boston,
whore ne has been at wori; in a store-+
The Lady of the Lake has been thOrough-
ly repaired and is running regularly now.
Edward Miles is purscr this season.
Henry Waller, clerk for Lane & Davis,
spent last week visiting al 81. Adams and
Georgia. His brother Chester returned :
with him.-E.lisha Lane has gone TO Bos-,
ton and vicinity for a weeks outlng.-Dr.
and Mrs. q. w. \ewland are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a daughter-W, Is.
Ranney goes to Boston as delegate from
the Y. =. s. {. Z. society.-Nrs DR.. L. N.
Palmer of birmingham, Mass, has re-
turned to her home after Spending several
weeks visiting her father j. A. PrOuty.-.
Walter Rahcock and family of New York
city are visiting friends IN tOwn.--Mrs. -
II. Anderson ana family have gone to the
seashorc near old Orchard Beach in
Maine to spend the scasou.-Seyeral We're
badly burned playing with fireworks tho
Fourth. Bert Massey nearly lost his life
while carrying II grip with frecrackors
over his shoulder The tirecraCllers eN-
plodod and tore his hand badly. Charles
Nelson has his hard which was badly
burned in p sliug.-HeN. +. a. George COM
menced his fifth year rs pastor of thu
First Congregational church July l. He
goes to Providence, r. T., this week to
visit his father and will preach there next
Sunday. Rev. 5. H. Perkins of Springfield
will supply in his absence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
HYDE PARK.

Work has at last been commenced on the
depot at this place Workmen came Inst
week and the work is moving rapidly
The new depot will be on the village side
of the track thus abol.shns the danger
Gus crossing witch the site of the old
building nccessitated,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
NORTH HERO.

Mrs. r. j. Hazen and son Fenton visited
in Swanton last Week.-Mrs. Maud Haw-
rican is home from Montgomery-ReV.
Mr.. Burke was i'll last Sunday and his pull
pit was filled by Mr.. AUTHORIZATIONS
Thursday was the quietest Fourth that
this town has seen in some time.-There
was a sociable at ]. \. Dodds' "Wednesday
evening of last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
ALBCRGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. II. r. Titus of Vergennes is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren ]. Hutchins
of Taunton, Mass. are home for the sum
mer.-Mrs. Dora Morrison, son and daugh-
ter are visiting with Mrs Carrie Harvey
Hislops store burned Monday night The
fire ia supposed to have been OF incendiary
origin. None of the goods were saved
The value of the goods is estimated at
$780, with $500 insurance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs \. r. Rawson and son from Dos
Moines, la. are In towu-The Epvorth
league celebrated the sixth anniversary Of
its organization last Sunday evening by
literary exercises and music.-Josephine
Cass graduated at Johnson last week ana
has returned home. Mabel CasS is home
from Darlington, Conn, whore she has
been teaching ,-Neluo Smith is home from
Morrisville, where she has been learning
millinery and dressmaking Rev. r. c.
Moody has gone to Chautauqua, y. Y,
for "A six weeks vacation. Rev Joseph
Hamilton will supply his pulpit while he
is away.-NIrs. Josie Anderson and sons,
Charles ana George, went TO Colchester
last week to attend the anniversary OF
their graudmother's 9oth birthday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
BOLTON.

D. w. Tracy is ill.-Phil Tomlinson was
recently married to Grace Cunningham Of
Jericho-Mr. Sherwood and wife Of New
York city arc boarding at W. A. Halre.--
Mrs. Joseph Smith is critically ill.-The
Ladies' Aid society meet with Mrs George
Thompson on Thursday.-Mrs. +. w.
Barrett is in St. Adams visiting friends
a party were in camp last week az Hines
bursh pond-Miss Aggie Morse will attend
the Sumner School for Teachers at Essex
Junction, commencing next week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. George Fowler returned from Plain
field last SlturdaY.-Frauk Pope has re>
turned from Canada, where he has bee1
on a visit.-FFed Whtelaw was in town
from North0ell last week visiting rela-
tivcs and friends. -Forrester Dunn ia in
town from New Hampshire on visit
A trout weighing 81 pounds was caught
CONTINUED ON eth paGel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
JONESVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ. Snow strated Wed
nesday for a two weeks stay at Old Or
Chard Beach.-W. G. Graham, agent for
the Central Vermont railroad, is to have
a vacation of three weeks, to begin Wed
nesday July 10. At this time he starts for
Boston for a short stay. Mr. Bohopnan,
the day operator at Waterbury, relieves
Mr. Graham during his absence.-John
Pelton of Rutland was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs F. 3. Gillett on July 4.-The
home base ball team has arranged to
play the Essex Junction team three
games.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
WEST MILTON.

A niece Of Minot Smiths. from Water
bury, is visiting him.-Mrs. Daniel Gorton
of Huntington is visiting her brother. G..
w. Granger-Mrs. Nelson Carr of Milton
Boro spent day last week al d. o. Bull
locks, her first trip to the river in 2s
years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
FAIRFA%.

Mrs. Marion Forsyth is visiting in Brook
field.-Arthur Southland of New York is
visiting his mother Mrs. Ann SoNhard.--
w. II. Deuel. and wife of Worcester are
visiting Mrs. Deuels parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. ]. Farnsworth.-AIias Lizzie Soule
of Lowell, Mass, is in town for n short
visit and to see about having a monument
erected for her sisters,-Homer Bell of
Randolph is spending the week with his
sister, Mrs Austn.--E. J. Rood and son,
Vernon, Of Mendham. n. j., are visiting
Mr.. Rood's brother, w. II. Rood.-Dudley
B. Rood Of Hqlyoke. Mass, came home
the 9Th to spend a few days with his pa
rents, Mr.. anh Mrs. W. H. Rood.-Mss
Lou Stafford. who has been spending the
summer with her mother. returned to her
school at Canton, n T., the 4tb inst
Miss Lotue Wilcox of Burlington spent
last week with friends in tOwn.-Ira ID,
Farnsworth Of South Burlington Is spend
ing a few days With relatives.
FLETCHER.
Miss Belle Rice was thrown from her
bicycle aud sprained her ankle quite bad
ly on the 4th.
Mrs. +. w. Carpenter and son Cowles,
of st. Johnsbury arrived Saturday and
will spend the summer with Cephas Car
penter-ATisses 'Sade and Nancy Patter-
son are home from Burlington on a
vaCation.-Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer White are
rejoicing over the birth Of IA daughter,
born the Soth uit.-IHlahd Leach is re-
covering from his recent illness. Mrs. l..
j. Church is in poor health-Miss Edith
Kinsley is in Burlington hospital for treat
ment.-Miss Wilma Briggs closed p very
successful term Of school in West Fletcher
the 2Sth Of june. She VIII not resume
her position as teacher THE fall but will
attend school at the Peoples academy at
observation-disclosures peport an unusually
large crop Of hay this season and with the
warm weather and frequent showers all
kinds OF crops are growing rapidly.-Sat-
urday evening about 200 people enjoyed
fireworks here. which consisted OF sky
rockets. roman candles balloons tire-balls
etc.-The Young Peoples Christian Uuior
meet Thursday evening with Mrs N. w
Church.-Arthur Fiemfhgs is setting UP
the cigars. 1t is a l0-pound boy.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
The much talked of ball game between
the married and single men of this village
was played on saturday last, and was
easily won by the bachelors, the score
being 80 to 20 in their fsvor,-Ii I. lsham
was in Boston last week, Miss Adcline
Weston of Barnet is visiting her brother
Or. Il. S. Weston.-J. c. Prngle has just
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
UNDERHILL CENTRE.

away Horse was thrown down and his
hand quite badly injured,-Silas Chase and
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SHELBURNE.
The selectemen and board of school di-
rectors at a meeting held Wednesday
evening voted to enlarge the lower story
of the village school building to accommo-
date the growing needs of the Intermediate
and primary departments.-Mrs. Weed,
accompan by Mics Mabel Newell, went
TO Yergennee Tussday.-Niss Carrie Blnn
and Miss Caruth OF Burlington are the
guests of the Misses Newcombe at their
summer residence on Shelburne Point
Miss Rogers Of Swanton Is in town visit
ing the family of Hiram Smith.-Col and
Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Mr.. William *.
Vanderbilt and J. Louis Webb of New
York spent the 18th with DIR. and Mrs,
Webb al Shelburne House.-The 4th passed
off quietly here. There were several pri-
| Vate picnic parties at the lake, while
others attended the races at Howard Park.
In the evening DR.. Webb had an extensive
display Of fireworks on the lawn in front
of Shelburne House
Mr.. ]. E. Tracy of the WinoosN Jour
nal and wife spent Sunday in town with
II. Morehoase Of Boston was the guest OF
Mr.. william Mcneil last week. N.
Kellogg wife and son of Rutland have
been visiting friends here and went Tues
day to Burlington for a visit.-Dr. and Mrs
| Webb went to Groton, Mass. Monday
in their private car 'rMsAiQyita." which
was attached to the hyer.-Dt. and Mrs
| stoddard. Mrs. w. w. Irish. Mrs C. c.
Smith, Miss Fannie Mcneil, Miss Hattie
Tyler, Miss Mary Reed and Mas Florence
\ Newell go to Boston to-frorro To attend
| tbe Chs1stian Endeavor convent lon
Prosper Bacon, long time resident OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Pierce, who has been staying
with Mrs. Jennie w. Hart. has gone to
live with Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Stone--Mrs.
l.. Rose. who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks, re-
turned home last Saturday. She is still
quite feeb1e-Miss Eva Pease started
Monday for Lake Placid, to he absent
until September.-A lawn party was Held
at the home of f. S. Ransom Wednesday
eveninE-T. L. Bostwick has quite an eX-
tensive job of painting for l.. II. Chaplin.
Ella Meikle went last Wednesday to her
brothers in New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11

July ith was "A big day for Swanton at
the Rouses Point celebration, the Star
hose carrying off the hose race prize and
the Swanton base ball club winning the
game against the Rouses Point club, the
score resulting 10 to l. Following is the
score by innings;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-23

,,Gt6el. "Io0tc Wuttcr NnIelm zines
SnNe8. no oas luilQe Wdoden llb III
lbrcm licben &loitcr luieoer einIano,
lid bdtte ben YeiuA oieies W}dnne5,
Der OClne gltern 0etdnnt bat, wieoer
betommen. @r bat MD oarallt be-
ltanoell, DID al icben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-23
I1xrt1tt,1trnrr Gnsrttr.
grin nun, Dab lie Die 8eleul buIterin
BON Maoume SuDerrier mar.

grin nun, Dab lie Die 8eleuihaIterin
bon Waoume SuDtrrler mar.
Sic wei0erte iih, an Dem neiien
Spiele tbeilSunebmen uno entfcrnte Iih
Elm wenig bonn slide. Waoamc Super=
rier, ipelAe alles, mas nm lie 5erlrl
pprsin9, pon ibrsm Ylobe aus ilber=
i6aute, rief io9leiA ibren Nihten Sil:
,Mmelie, Glotiloe, warum ipielt
SrdIlein Gtbel niht mit?"
,S6 tann nidt mitipielsn, Waoamc
es maht mir Ser9nii9en, oieIr 6r1u=
lein 81 b~Dren," ermie0erte Gtbcl in
oller Gile, errDtbeno uno eiu9cIhiih=
teri por Dem Slang iD,er ei9enen
Stimme.
,,Sie miiiisn periuden; Sic i6einen
ni6t 10 unwlIeno 81 iein, uno i4 rette,
oaB lie reuiiiren. IS mar Gins Der
Sieblin9sipiele mciner Slgeno."
.Nein, id bite Sie!...."
llno nit elmer obibrefcnoen Micnc
pol gnmltb, riifte lie ibreu Stubl
nod peiter suriif.
Su @abrbeit bic @itbreime ioluObI
oils ous 81, bptcn Span tcln Iebr
9rObes &crgnii9en. Die 6raulein
D'Ingis, Wcl6e Iebr su IiirNtcn Idle
men, OaB er iih lun9weile, iblugcn Dor
81 muliSireu. 9ues oas mar 81 fdoe
Iiir cinen intelli9entcn Wanl, ipelher
gefuobnt lit, beriibmte, gldnsenoe Ge=
ieli6aiten 81 beluhen. ST mahte
ni6tsoeltDiueniger quite Wiene, ais CT
pDn Maonme Superricr, nahoem Der
Sbee Der 9Sbiitpartie uno ben anoerl
tlelnen Spielen eiu Gnoe mdbte, eln=
genommen puroe.
,Mieine Sante bemdhti9t Ii6 ieincr!
Nie er iib lan9lpcilt! Gr tOn1mt llher
nibt mcbr wieoer!"
6rQulein o'gnois irrte Ii1. Span
bate cine S6wd6e fir oas Sriainclle;
aber olejcnige bon Mabame SnDertler
mar unbcltrcitbar. Mchr nod. uno
leltIam in ibrem glitter, Tie gctlel lih
Oariu, @rciie 81 untcrbalten. Die
5iI@genoiicn ppn Maonne Suuerrier
paren fat MIR MaGiltrate. oeren
Heoen lei6t uno DIT bereot iuarerl, uno
Deren Grimernnaen cine unerih6pflihe
Guelle bon Sntereiie bptcn, Sic
ielbNt hate uiel g~eieieu, piel Geieheu
unO betruhtet, lno ibr Iharfer ger
itanO 9ab ibren G%rSablunSen mie ibren
&iifnntportrn etluas Yituntes. SeB-
balb geiiel lie Span, uno Span besau=
berte lie 9dn,li@. Dies mar aab Die
llrIabe, wcBbalb er wieoerSutommer
perlprab, dber er begrin lehr mobl,
bab Der wabre Iei, oieies Salons bon
Den ebrenwertben Nnpeicnoen berrilJrt
uno oab Die @biltipieler bunoertmaI
Die 31=Spielerinnen uno GersmaAes
rinnen an Wertb aufiuOs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-23
TO-.

Wabame bon Soubernes tuar oil
elmer neuen Pbaie ibres &ebens an9e@
fommen, uno oiele NbmC )Ielung,
pel6e nidt bic %an9enebmite 1T, wuroe
fir lie ourd beitdnOiNe Soraen be.
i6leunigt. Snoenen bat lie Die Be-
frieoi9ung, oaB ibr Sobn al Sh0n=
belt 9ewinnt, mas lie an sSugeno per=
liert; lie Tam iib nidt bet!agen iiber
bas, ipas Die Sabre ibr nebmen Wenn
fie ibm bic YolltOmmenbeit ieiner
&raft uno Glegan3 brin9en.
..Sudit gu etrpas iiir mid gu
leien, SUan9" fra9te lie.
gr mari bic 3eitun9. bic er I'M Be-
grille mar gu entfalten, bel Seite unO
pieoer our SHUTTER berantretenp, iebte
er iid am 6uBenoe oes SOpbas nieoer.
nWutter bellte gbeno mus i1 aus-
9sbeu."
,98o sebIt gu oenn bin? Nicmano
empIdn9t an SOnnta9, iopiel ih meiB.
IS lit bod nibt belte, mo gu in
Selflen NrDelteroerelH geDfF'
.Nein, i6 bin gu elmer Soiree ein0e=
laoen uno ib pette Su rdtbit ni3t
me" e%ripioerte Span la4eno.
Maoame bon SOubepnes Sudte bic
S9ultern.
SD femme ale Samilien Seiner
6ame,aoen ui6t. Nber mir i6eiut,
Su i6ahit Dir iebr binoerli6 Gelatios
I'LL niere 2eute tOnnten Dir idOn
9~enii9en."
limb bic Sisciplin. tpas mabit Su
nit oer?"iprad Span nit ir0blidem
Nadorud. ,,Du bit nidt Sragoner.
liebe Wama. uno 9u weiBt ni6i, bab
cine ginlaouu9 meines Gbefs Elm ye.
feb! it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-23

6raucn ~bcscE9te, le au5SuihIic II.
G5 butte i'm bcircmoct, lpenu cr liz
elnrlal bort niAt 0eitbtn DItte, mo or
bcmunoertc Ole 2inmntb uno lclblt Ole
inItinttipc 9ilrOc. nit weIbtr lie Oieie
bcl1cioenen }unttiOncn pcrri6tete.
,,gSO babe ih tie Ocnn 0~eicben?"
wieberbrlte CT lid, meum iein Nlif oui
Die ianitc unO tinoil0e @eitnlt iicl.
..Nh neill! allie Oieie eugllihen Helihe
ter 0leiden liN, mo es lit picllelht
lr0cnb elm 6npus Don &eepiate, Der
MID in oieiem NilgCnOlid umgibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-23
|.

Span m0hte Ieiner Wutter cine pi=
fante Selbrelbung oes Salons Dpn lie
Saint Louis. Waoame BON SoubeD :
mes iiberSeu9te iih ourh 9eihifte 6ra=
gen.. oa6 lih bort nihts pOriano, mas
weoer ieinen giufluB bdtte beeintrQb=
tigen tOnnen. SDflib lpie er mar, per=
naAlGiligte Span ielnen 8ienlt ni9t,
nm ben iprtlpdbrenoen YeIuben gu
frohnen; CT be9ab lid am i~ol9enoen
6reitas 81 Maoame Superrier, bic ME
ausgeleno. ieoen Gag yeiu9e empiing.
9ls Span eintrat lieb ii1 ell bnrmo=
n;i1es 0erdul1 BON Der 1noern Selte
Der pantheon Wano pernebmen. IS
mar etbel, welde 0taOdme Superrier
porlas.
Sic ihpieg all9enbliflib uno bic
3eitun9 bel leite legeno. Ihien lie per=
le9en uno ipubte nl1t, ob lle bleiben
o0er aus0ebeu iolte.
IS mabt mir Geronii0en, Sic su
Ieten, iprah Mtaoame 0uuerrier. Dem
jun9eu lieutenant Die Sanp REDEEM;
abcr ib iiir6te, ibr Yeiud m0hte
etpas W0ies beoeuten. -. Weroen Sic
uns audi iibermpr0en bel u6en?"
SD bcoaurc iebr, Sbrer ginlaoung
oiesmlul niht ,solge leiiten su t0nncn.
Maoame; meme Mutter ba: fir mid
cine Yerpfli1tln9 an9enommen, Der i1
mib nibt 81 enti,eben pilBte."
,Sbre Wutter wobut ipoblin paris?
.Srdulein gtbel, wOllen Sic
ni6t oieie Sansibube fertig Madden?
Sic baben 10 quite 9ln9en. oab Sic
bon ibrem YlaBe aus 0eieben weroeI,
mas iibriaens aud beIier iiir lie lit,
anltatt ouB Sic 10 uabe am Senlter
lib nod cine Grtdltun9 SuSieben tOnn=
ten 49,. llno nntlirllh, bub lie mie=
Der an, iib wieoer an ben lun9en Wann
aoreiiireno, Sic wobnen bel Sbren
gltern2. ....."
SD babe MIR meme Wutter uno
Tie bat nur MIDI"
,0dnn miro sic Sbnen fol9en an
benz Gage, no Sbre 6arricre lie rulen
wirO, nm Paris 81 Oerlalen?"
Span l0delte.
.,M0oame, sic citiren ba cine 3u-
tunft boil 9rauer Wolten. Die einSi9e
9istuiiion, Die meine Wutter uno
ib 9ebabt baben, 9ebt Surild 81 Der
Gpp6e, iuo i1 oieie Garriere 9elUdblt
babe. IS Wiro Elm Gag tommeu, 100
i6 bon Neuem einsn Beirut betrditi=
gen muB, wel6er leioer niht Die Spms
patbieu meiner tleuern Wutter llll=
Oct -"
IS 1T benno6 Elm mobiles Sano-
inert. 98enn ih &inoer bate, 10 bate
Ib natiirlib gepiiniht. oaB oas cine
BON ibnen Die alte &raoitioncn elmer
Hehts9elebrtenfamilie iOrt9eiilbrt bate
aber i1 lpdre aud ltol, 9eweleu, lueuu
Der anoere Soloat 9emoroen pdre."
,,Meine Wutter periiebt oas 2eben
allBer Yaris nltt, Doer es mllBte 10
porlber9sbeno iein. IN einem' Saoeort
ooer in elmer lpinterli6en Station. sic
lpare un9liidlih, mir in cine @arnilOn
iol9en sl miilieu, uno ih. wie ib Sic
aud lieb babsn mag. ib wilBte mid
ni6t III eiu miiBiges 2ebeH 81 er9eben.
,,Sas ipri6t Al ibren 8unlten. IS
aibt 10 weai9e junse Geute, welde Die
ernlte Settle ibres Saieins periteben!
@enn id cine SO6ter 9ebabt bate. ib
bdtte iie nidt Oil einen miiBi9eu Wann
Uerbeiratbet."
SD peritehe," eruloerte lie, boB
ibrs Wutter li4 ni9t snti9lisben fam,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-08

bas SerS pflan5t, com Gerltano pers
nidtet miro, nod ebe bic Wlume eine
6rudt an9eiett bat. 60 lit es mir
ltetS ergangen."
r9Seldjem j3iel itttbt benn Guer
9er5 entsegen"
Sur elnem ein3igen," antrportete
Sreno, .uro iA mill eS Gub nennen.
S6on felt meirer friibeiten Sugenb
ldlpebt mi Elm gSeib Dor, sroB, eopl-
uno erbaben ein Meib, bem icb alle
lneine @ebanfen uno 3baten wiomen
mollte. 9Sobl 1T bas 0aterlanO qrub
uno erlabet, aber es 9eb0rt uns Nllen,
uno id) tpollte etipas gang fir mid
allei11 beiiten. Sd 9laubte, baB unS
oie 2iebe 2flles aeben fonnte, neil 1ie
@lleS non uls forSert."
Cine tiefe 9a0tbe ersoB lib iiber
&erens stntlit, iie borte in bielem
slngeablid ibre ei9enen Worte BON
einem sinoeren anslpre6en,
(fnrtfehuna FpTaf1.
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Sffeue WoIfs{nrone be.

= Offene 8oIts pra9e be-
nennt fif elm BON Der rWurrap 6iu
publ. Co.. go. 129 OF %. Str.
Rem 81 orf, beren 4n3eiee an an.
berer Stelle eri6eint. berausgesebenes
BON Dr. 6. 3. Goote oerfaBtes
Bud, ba8 in ani6auli9er unb popus
ldrer Saritelluns fib nit Der Spgiene
bes menf6li6en &orperS bef6dftist
uno als mebi3inii6er @esweiier in
feinem beuti6en 0ausbalte fehlen
ioflte. 8eiOnbers bic geidle6tliden
ge3iebungen, bic Pbpliologie Der @be,
bic &ranfbeiten unb unregsImdBisteis
ten Der ierueaen Srgane limb init wiis
ievi6aftliher @riinbli9teit unb 10 ans
gemein perftdnbli9 bebanbelt, bob au1
Der llnmifenbife auf btefem @sbiete
Seleb.ung unb 6ilfe finben wirb. 200
SGuiirationen unb 6 tiinltlerii9 in
Garbenorud ausgefiibrte anatomilhe
9arten trasen au bielem 8ai itdnbnib
nod bel, unb f6unen mir bas Bud,
bas 3u bem niebrigen preiie bon 81 so
BON obiaer Girma in beutf5er ober ens=
lliher 4nsQabe berfauft tpirb, tpegen
leines interehanien Snbolts unb ieiner
geiunben Moral iebem Gater unb ieber
Wiutter, iotpie ollen unperbeiratbetsn
befens empfeblen.
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@normeS Nufiebeu erreste bic
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liber bic gntfdeicuu9 beS 8unbeaober=
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tldrt pnrbe, gum Sbsil iebo1 nibt.
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prdfibenten Dor. Sn leltiamem
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llnifermen ber orbsusgeihmidieu Sra.
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MusIanb.
Wlit bem Nnfang beS Ssriiblinas
babeu aud in berlin bic Nr6eiten anf
benz ausfellunssplabe fur bic i'm
Sabre 1896 (uiht 1860, pis neuIi6
irrtbiimlidl beridtet purbe) absuhal.
tenbe bentlte &unhz uno 8elDerbes
NusfeQung in umfaiienbem Mabhabe
besonnen. 9ie 3roBen 6allen, beren
gr6bte cine Gldde BON 1900 Qua.
brat. Oteter bebeden miro. tperben oans
aus gifen unb @las btrgefelt perben.
0err 9Ofader, Der aud ber Ieitenoe
Nr9iteft Der oeuti9en Abtbeilung auf
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bat ben plab ausgelest, Der ii9 in
berrli6er Gage an Der Ober Spree,
oa, tuo lib biefelbe gu einem Seebeden
ertueitert, befinbet.
= 9ie .preubii9en Sabrbader'
bringen bic tberraiGenbe Welbuna.
baB fi6 Der Giuausminiier Or. mi.
quel, bisber elmer ber eifrigiten Befur.
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tallismns nbefebrt" babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-08
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men, Die mir eilt 2eio 5u9efiigt baben,
ober Senla1loen, Der mir @utes setban
bat, pergelie irD nie uieber!-@jOtt
befoblen, Sberlt Sparre!"
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