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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

exhilarating. The young ladies who
play the tambourines are Miss
Florence Cutler, Miss Della We'll, Miss
Essie Moore and Miss Theresa Weiss
The bones are manipulated on the OPP
posite end by Miss Malvania Newman,
Miss Mile APPEL, Miss Bertha Jacobs
and Miss Hannah Rogers. .."
The musical program is made up of
favorite airs and the singers do their
share to bring out the fun. Miss
Theresa Weiss sings ''Lindy Does Yo'
Love Me" with the true spirit of the
Southern negro, and her walk and
shuttle are positively delightful. AS
the Captain of Company Il" Miss
Bertha Jacobs is sure to make a hit,
while Miss Hannah Rogers sings "Liv-
ing Pictures" with all the sparkle of a
gay soubrette. One of the special acts
is crap game in which Misses Clara
Beck, Kate Goldstein, Celia Rogers
ard Sadie Marx take part. There
will be ar imitation of the tough
''yallcr gal" by two of the yo e
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Dickens Dread of ravel.

In some "Recollections of Charles
Dickens in the Young Man his eldest
daughter tells how, after the railway
accident which befell the novelist in
1865. he often suffered from feeling
Of intense dread whenever he found
himself in any kind Of conveyance;
Zone OCCASION" she says. II especial
ly recall. While we were on our way
from London to our little country
station, Higham, where the carriage
was to meet us, my father suddenly
clutched the arm OF the railway car
riage seat, while his face grew ashy
pale, and great drops OF perspiration
stood upon his forehead, and though
he tried hard TO master the dread, it
was SO strong that he had to leave the
train at the next station. The acct
dent had left its impression upon the
memory, and it was destined never to
be eifaced."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

utmost secrecy, forty members of the
Young Ladies' Charitable society of
this city have been rehearsing for
Lexington Avenue Opera house for a
minstrel performance. The enter
tainment is to be called Military
Minstrelsv," and has been specially ar
ranged for the occasion. The writer
succeeded in getting in before the door
was closed the other day and saw a
very interesting rehearsal.
At the rise of the curtain the min
strels are just returning from parade
and march in, four abreast, dressed in
a uniform very much like that of the
Seventh regiment, the difference being
that the fair performers wear short,
black skirts and white leggings in
ward to the footlights they sing med
ley, which includes soft Have We
Roamed Together" "Annie Laurie"
"When the Band Begins to Play"
''Climb Up You Children, Climb, and
other popular songs.
Miss Julia Feist, who will act as in
terlocutor, is to be costumed in white
uniform as colonel of the regiment
She introduces the end men-or,
rather, the end ladies, in these words:
"Ladies, since you have decided
upon giving performance free from
vulgarity and devoid of romance, we
will commence our novel minstrels by
introducing orr end ladies, who are
full of brilliancy. 1 expect them in
minute and you can wager they're
right in it."
And then the eight ends appear in
smart red coats and boomers. Then
there is GLORIOUS:
Let the revals begin,
Commence the show;
Hoop la! hurrah!
Let her go!
And then the performance goes
ahead with a snap and dash that is
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Alb!nO Deer.

White Deer, which probably are
albinos, and which figure so often in
wild Western superstition and ro-
nance, are not unknown in Maine for
ests. There, however, no mysterious
and supernatural attributes are as
cribed to them. Many a Western
hunter fears to shoot white deer
lest it bring him misfortune, but when
two hunters in the wilds of Piscataquis
county came in from the woods the
other day one Of the two fine deer
they brought with them as trophies Of
their craftsmanship was a white one.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Fact VS.. Z heory.

Certain tables OF longevity just pub
lished in England by Professor Hum.
phreys leave the whole matter pretty
much in the dark. OF the S24 cases
in which the subjects have reached
the ages varying from eighty to over
100 years, one-third were small eaters
and only one-tenth appear to have
had robust appetites. Physicians, as
a class, were found to fall below the
average age. The usual directions
for prolonged life by diet, sleep and
exercise are not strikingly confirmed
by these tables.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

ladies and with the aid of big razors
and hair pulling it will be made very
realistic. The ends and interlocutor
have lot of brand new jokes to spring
when the time comes.
The main feature of the performance
will be the marching and manoeuvers
of the company, with guns in hand, in
the grand finale. The girls will sing
the Golden Key" as they move down
to the footlights, break, circle and
march about in splendid time and
order. A regular Salvation Army band
takes part in the finale, in which Miss
Kate Goldstein plays the bass drum.
She is rollicking sort of n girl, and
the drollery which she puts into her
part will surely make a hit.
The young ladies are working hard
to become letter perfect in the business
of the performance, and it is said that
some of them meet to practice the
negro dialect, while others have so far
forgotten themselves as to start a
pigeon-toe or duck step while waiting
for n car, and that one of their num-
Der actually walked along the street
speaking her lines and Looping along
like Georgia negro.
The society was organized little
over two years ago, and now boasts OF
IT'S members Only women are eligi"
BILE to membership. 1t is further re-
CURED that they must have attained
the age of IS years, be of Hebrew
parcntage and unmarried.
Whenever one of the members sees
fit to enter into the bonds of matri-
mony she loses her membership.
The society does great deal of prac-
teal good in alternating the poor and
distressed of this city regardless of
race, creed, color or sect. A feature
of the charity is that it is perfectly
free from red tape. Relief all cases
found to be worthy is given within
forty-eight hours after the application
is made. Whenever a member hears
of case where aid is needed, she at
once reports to the secretary, who, in
turn, sends a committee to visit the
place as soon as possible and acquaint
themselves with the circumstances
Where there is sickness q doctor and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
SLATE PENCILS AND STATES.


Millions of Them Used Yearly In Schools
and Elsewhere In This Country.
Only one firm in the United States is
making slate pencils from native slate.
There are imported many slate pencils
that is, pencils made of slate-from
Germany, and also some soapstone pen
ellis from abroad. The native soapstone
pencil industry languishes, according
to those interested, because of the re-
cent reduction in the tariff upon inn
ported sorpstone pencils Millions of
pencils made of slate are turned out at
a quarry in Pennsylvania The rough
slate is sawn into suitable pieces by
machinery, and from each piece a
special machine cuts six pencils of
standard length, So inches. These
pencils come out rounded, but not
pointed. Deft boys take them by
twos and threes and quickly
point them at an emery wheel
rapidly revolved by machinery. The
pencils are then put up in pasteboard
boxes of 100 each, and these boxes are
placed in wooden cases containing
10000 pencils The wholesale price of
slate pencils is only SG.75 case. PEN
ellis that break in the making are made
up into ''shorts," measuring 81 or ~
inches, and the shorter pencils are
made also from small fragments of
slate. Pencils wrapped in the Ameri-
can flag printed on paper cost about
So q case more than the ordinary bare
pencil, and pencils wrapped in gilt
paper come little higher. 1t is an
easy bit of ciphering to make out that
pencils at $6.75 case of 10000 are
worth about two thirds of a MILL or
fifteenth of a cent.
Pencils imported from Germany sell
in this market at about the price of the
native product. The American labor
is much better paid than the German
labor, but the cost of the American
pencil is not much greater than that of
the German pencil because machinery
is so much more used here than abroad
The German pencils are in large part
made by hand in the homes of the
German work folks, and the price paid
for the work is wretchedly small.
AS to states, they are produced of all
sizes and for great number of pur-
poses. The best are for school use and
for black boards. Notwithstanding the
many compositions invented to serve
as ackboards, slate is still used for
the purpose, and immense slabs of the
finest quality are cut, smoothed and
set up in schoolhouses. They will out
last any composition, and if properly
cared for will always show clear
mark from the chalk crayon. Millions
of slate pencils are used up yearly in
schools of all kinds, and if all the
school states were taken for roofing
they would roof large city.
The modus vivendi with the United
4. AZ
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Did Not Alter Ills Conviction.

One of the judgments of Sir Francis
Johnson, chief-justice of the superior
court of province of Quebec, was APP
pealed to the court of appeals and
sustained. On being met by Judge
M, the latter said: "Well, Frank,
| have just sustained a judgment Of
yours" ''Yesp Well, my dear NJ -,
| still think was right. "-Argonaut.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

popular fancy. 1t matters not II the
jokes be time worn or the songs old,
the negro minstrel performance is al
ways sure to be hailed with delight.
And when it is lovely women who
blacken their faces and kick their
heels in rafting breakdown, the
charms of the minstrel show are more
than doubled.
Behind closed doors, and with the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
TABLE TALK.

Celery dishes are low and fiat and of
cut glass.
English crop dishes are round instead
of the usual shape.
Bouillon cups Of crystal or porcelain
are low and fiat, with fluted covers.
Low shapes prevail in fruit dishes.
They are of filigree silver trimmed Bo-
hemian glass.
Coffee cups are of the low English
pattern, or high and slender and set
upon a gilded or filigree base.
The rocco porcelain, with its Excess
sive decoration, is relegated to occa-
sions of great elegance, as it is very ex-
pensiNe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
BURNT CORK GIRLS.
WILL GIVE A MINSTREL SHOW
FOR CHARITY.
One of the Innovations of the Winter In
Gay Gotham Military MinstreisY and
Dialect Songs for the Four Hun
dred.
New York Correspondence
HE DRAMA. CO

Ill II DRAMA, NoM-
edy, tragedy and
opera, follow each
other upon the
stage as the tickle
fancy of amuse-
ment seekers turns
from one to anoth-
err, but there is one
form of entertain
ment which never
fails to please the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

medicine are furnished. During the
past eight months the society has
saved nearly fifty families from being
diSnOSSeSSed
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

Next to money Rembrandt loved
nothing so well as his monkey. He
shed tears when the ape died and
painted portrait of his pet from mem
DRY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
THE TALMAGESERMO
THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL AND ITS
HEAVENLY LIGHT.
The Text Chosen Being: According to
the Glorious Gospel of the Most
Blessed God Which Was Committed
to My Trust"-Tim. Ii.

EW YORK, FEB. II,
1895. Several thousand
persons were turned
away this afternoon
from the doors of the
Academy of Music, af-
ter the huge building
had been filled to over
flowing, the crowds haV-
ing begun to assemble
fully two hours before
the time fixed for open
ing the services. Rev.
DR.. Talmage took for his
subject, 1.-THE Glorious
Gospels" the text chosen
being: According to the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

The modue vivendi with the United
States vas finally adopted by the
cham u deputies of Spain.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

Die nGtoic federation" erlitt 9effern i'm
8unbesgert9t cine Niebertdge, BENIN aaSSoe"
Oagman, Der angetlagt mar, BET Der 5etriz
geriI6en DECENTRALIZATION elmer gdn3en Nnz
3a6l bDn &uffen mttgebolfen 81 babcn,
purbe freigeiprD9en, ba nibt b%epiefen per@
ben tonnte, baB Oagman Die Soenttfict=
rungszNfftbabtts nit unterf@rieben Bate,
Der Mngetlagte fngte Solgenbes Gus
y@alboo &o1tnsft, Der Elm 8orma1m in
benz StraBenzO 3 Department lit, Bot mir zines
Sdqes cine Mobnung in Ieinem 6auIe, glp.
4449 @ooOipeeb Str, an. SD nabm bas
Nnerbieten an, unb nabbem ib cine 3eit=
lang bel tbm gepo6nt bate, fagte er mir, er
tpiirbe mir cine Stelung beri9affen, lpenn
i9 BET Der Naturali1trung BON &ufen BEL
fen pplle. Sd that, nie mir ge6eiBen. Gi7
mes Sages fam Der alderman Der %. Murb,
Som Garen, gu mir, urb Itelte bafIel6e Ser:
langen an MIDI. Sd fragte, pie LANCE ole
2eute i'm 2anbe fetn miiBten, ebe tie Sir
ger tperben f%onnten, porauf Garep entge9z
nete, bas fet gang glei9giiltig, ib WagmanJ
t6ue Dies fir Die StaDt uno Is peroe mir
baber fem 2eib gef9eben."
9ier unterbra9 &i9ter @roBcup ben
3eugen, @r tpanbte ii9 ndmlt9 an ben
Oiftrittsan&palt 8lad nit Der 6rage, of
gegen ben Mbermdn Carer cine Mntla9e err
boben morben lei. !0err 8ldd brebte TiG
langIam UNI unb Yagte nit 8etonung: nyfein,
@uer @6ren, tpeber gegen Garep, nod gegen
ben 8i9ter, Der biefen 2euten bic 8iiroers
papiere ousgefteut bat"
Ser Gihter nf9ien" ben Iebten S6eiI
Der Mnttport iiberbOrt 81 BADEN, benin er
fragile barauf bic 8eamten Der ,@ipic Sc
beratipn" nl1r, ob cine Mnfla9e gegen Gareb
erboben tporben iet. Sobn 8. @la anti
tportete Dernetneno uno fit9te btn3u, es lei
bies ntht gef6eben, neil ie bas 3eugniB
biefer &uKen, Die ielbit angetlagt feien, nt1t
fir geniigeab gebalten bdtten. Oagrnan
purbe Darauf BON Der SSurb freigeiproc6en.
Damn Durben benz Ti9ter s. Opung unb
@bparb Steele bprgefi6rt, bic angeflagt
unb BON Der Surp 19ulbtg ~befunben tporz
ben iparen, Dbic0ne 8tlber unb S9riften
bur6 bic Bo1t ber19idt gu 6aben. 9titbter
@roBcup rebete bic 2eute folgenbermaBen
an: y@uer 8erbre9en er19eint mir taft 10
T9limm, ols penn SIR etnen Morb Be-
gangen bdttet. Sd fpiirbe es pabr6oftig
.lieber feben, pen Sbr mir cine 3ifti1e
S4lange, Ober eine onftedenbe &ranfheit
ms 9aus gef9leppt 6dttet, als baB metnen
&inbern Cure gemeinen 8ilber unb @9rifz
ten gu @eit9t fdmen unb tire reinen Sc
miitber Dergifteten. @s tbut mir pirtti9
leio, baB i3 2eute, tpte sic, ntht auf Sc
b%ens5ett ms 3u3tbaus fbtden unb an=
f3dbli3 MAIDEN tann, aber bas b19Ite mir
geitattete StrufmaB fou Sbnen gu She'll
tperoen. Sic, Steele, berurtbeile t9 gu bret,
nno sic, goung, gu flint Sobren 3Wongsz
arbeit in Solicit"
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Cine fur5e StaotratRssS ibune.
2OfeIano bIeibt Prohibitions e3irE. - Die
Oroinon3 Ger Commercial Reat & power
Go. nod in DER Shmebe. .

Die Stabtbdter tpuren 9eItern Mbenb 81
etner@rtrazS tbung 3ufammen6erufen NOR
Der, offen6ar gu Dem 3pede, I'M bic Orbit
non5 Der. Commercial 9edt 1nb po1ue1
@o.", tpel9e am lebten Moutag an ba5 60
mite fir Seuer uno @afer berpsien tpor=
Der mar, our Nnnubme gu b~ringen,
9as be3ei3nete Gomite ent6ielt 1i9 ober
ieqli9er @mpfebGung in 8e3ug auf jene Sr=
Dinan3 unb 1a1bte bteiel6e D6ne jebe 8eglett=
bemertung an ben Stabtratb 3uriid, un
Dem leBteren Die 8e%rantpDrtung fir Die On
na9me OOer 4ble3nunG Der 0roinan3 gu
iiberlahen, Ser 8ert3t bes Gomttes fir
5euer unO @aher purOe gum Druid beOrz
bert, obne baB in Der &ngeIegen6eit tpettere
Bef 9liffe gefaBt tpurDen.
alderman S'gteiu feBte es Dur9, baB Die
N6fttmmung iiber Die in Der IeBten Stabtz
ratbsitbung angenommene H6Dbe'i3e Orbtz
nar3, nel9e betimmt, baB bic 8etpo6ner
be5 BON 103,, 115., State unb 0aliteo be3p.
PeDrta Ctr. begren3ten neu anneftirten Sc
3irts am 2. Nprtl bariiber db1timnen Tpuen,
Db in Dem 8e3irt @rtbf9aftsn er0ffnet iperz
Den biirfen, oOer ni9t, in MieDererlpGgung
ge3ogen nurbe, unb baB Die 0rotnan3 an
6ds Ttnan3zGomite 5uriid0erpie len purbe,
9amit bleibt iener 8e3trt na9 ME bor Proz
6t5ittOns=8e3
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Observation-Disclosures.

JoIgenbe Observation-Disclosures puroeu
geitern ousgefteut:
Mrs. s. 81. Carlton, breift0t. unb Bale
ment 8rid Store unb Slats, 500 @rocelunt
NOenue, $4,000; 9eorge s. S9utiDt, bret
ft0d. unb 8ofement 8rtd Stats, 260 Gent
norp Nbenue, $4,000; s. M. 3urf6aln, elm
unO~einbalbitOd Srame gottoge, 345 Sanot=
traBe, $2500; 8. s. MiQsr. bretitDd, UNI
8afement 8rtd Store uno 6lats, 1885
Wrtgbttpopb Npe,, $500; Mfr5. SeSbu Weuer,
3tpeiit0d. Srdme Wp6n6aus, 1882 2Fa1
Mbenue, $500; 81. &ie1en, >retit1f. unb
8aIement 8rid Store @ebduos, 743-47
%, Nortb Mbe,, $4,000; s. 99neiber, brett
1tDd, unb 8aIement 8rtd Store uno Stats,
881 M. Nprtb Mpe,, $4,000; Is. e. MaQer,
3ebn 3tDeiit0d. unb 8aIement 8rid Stats,
GIG Bis 634 WalnutftraBe, $4,000; S6oz
mas See, 3neiit0d, unb 8afement 8rid
Stats, 2073 Qertngton1tr., $4,000; +. s..
9a6lbren, bret einItDd. unb 8oIcment Grid
Stores, 637-43 SO. StraBe, $4,000; Mrs.
80, Qarion, 3neiIt0d, unb 8alemcnt 8rid
Stats, 1888 Morganftr,, $2500; S. Stint,
bieritDd, unb 8aiement 8rif 3lats, 1872
Oedrborn1t r., $4,000; MnDrelD NpsDdt, 3ipei=
ft0d, unb 8a1ement 8rid Stats, 68OO-02,
So. 9traBe, $4,000; Soiepb Gefin5fp, 5lpeiz
ft0d. Srome Store unb 6lGts, 1855 Goomis
Str, $4,000; st. g. Snift, sipeiIt0d, unb
8aIement 8rid Stau, 1887 Wiaot7pn Mpe,,
$4,000; Samuel 8outbbp, 3tpai DretItDd. unb
8a1ennnt 8rtd Stats, 1880 Sultonftr.,
$4,000; 6reb. Brands, brei1tDd, unD Bale
ment 8rid Stats, $50 Surner Moe., $4,000;
%. S. Start, 3peiftDd, unb 8oIement 8rtd
Stats, 829 Spaulbing NDe., $4,000; Sp6u
&labput, 3peift0d, unb Settlement 8rid
Stats, 1927 TiQmOrei tr,, $4,000; Spbn
Muno, 3peiit0d. Sramez6aus, 3Dubeb Nbe.,
nabe @eitern, $500; George Gnglt16, Spei
breiit0d. unb 8aiement 8rit Nobn9duTer ,
6O4O-42 Guts Nbe,, $1,000; G6atler
Matbeps, 5peiitOd. unO 8afement 8rid
Wobnbaus, 5736 @opblatpn Nbe., $1,000;
@nton 9o9reiter, 3peitOd. unb 8aiement
8rtG Stats, 4918 @t.Qanrence Mpe,, $4,000;
6. S, AebGing, 3metit0d. unb 8alement
8rid Stats, 6949 QangleD 2(be., $4,000; 81.
@9miu &c 60, Nnbau gum @leoatpr Der g.
ST. 90. &c s. R. st., fiibl. bon Nbenue 6,
$4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
Der b6fe Ddmon.

Sn pel3em @rabe Der Mberqlarbe unter
Der f~arbigen 8ebDIferung berbreitet 1T,
iDur0e in elmer @ert3tsDer6anolunq Dor
benz 8t6ter l1nbertpooo in DraIti16er Meife
tQuitrirt. Srau 6. 6unter bate einen
N&ann g}amerS s.. 80. SObnion pegen elmer
Sorberung bon SIS O%ertlagt. Die 8et6eiligz
ten uno tire 3eugen tparen 9arbige, ebenIo
Die NbDotaten, nelGe ben Ge9tSitreit auf
2 StunDen aus0e6nten.
So6nfDn let0et an G6eumatismus unb
Die Ner3te f0nnen Inn nibt 6elfen. @r
lernte 5rdu Sumter tennen, lpel6e qnqebli6
beIonoere @o6en CUR 6etlung Der &ranfen
be1iBt unD oabet na9 elmer befpnberen S6eoz
RE banbelt, Die nit ben 8egriffen ibrer 8orz
tabren in Nfrtta cine berbliiffenbe Nebnli6z
tett bat. Sic ge6t ndmlib BON Der Wniiht
aus, baB aQe &ranfbetten BON b01en @ei1tern
1erribren uno buB be6ufs 8orna6me elmer
&aotfaltur btefe ausqetrieben tper6en mill
1en. sic ertldrte Sobnipn, baB fe ben
bolen 9ettt al1strei6en f0nne unb tpole.
gu Dtelenn 3tpede b~eitreute tie ben Seppi6
IN Solutions WObnung NIT rot6em 8feffer
llrO Sdl3, tpGbreno bic 8ettmqtrabe einfdh
n%erbrannt tpurbe. Damn berfaufte fie an
SDbnfon einen Sopf fir So, pelber 9 NGbz
fdoelrt 1rt0 9 Stednaoeln ent6ielt uno in
tpel4em an 9 aufeinanber fplgenben Sqoen
Der bOle 9eift getO8t perben muBte.
9(dhDem Dtes gef9e6en mar, NSohnfon o6pr
INNER mob i'm 8efiBe feines &6eumatismug
tpar, ret9te Srau Sumter no6 cine @rtrd>
gteAnlng BON SIS Elm un6 bd Der 0Qtient
1td ne19erte, oteielbe gu be3ablen, pertlaqte
fe i'm.
Sic purbe nit i6rer &Goqe aboetpie1en
nnb 81 ben Soften berurtbeilt. Spbn5on
aber tit INNER nod Der fefen l1eberae1onnG
Dap ern boiler Sell in ietnem &6rper l09irf,
tOsrn er aud nt9t glou6t, OaB 6rau Sumter
benielben bertreiben tanu.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23

9oob's 8tIIen turiren 2eberleiben
GeLbiuht.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-23
5met japanifde Kranfenwdrter,
tl1nen.

Sm Gbtcago 8uptift SofpitaG lit nan
re9t uiebergef9lagen iiber bic bepor1tebenbe
&iidtebr Don 3pei iapaniI 6en aranf,nnGr<
t~ertnnen nab ibrem 8aterlanbe. Sic jun
oen Oanen, tpel9e man pG6renb Der 2eit
ibres Nufent6altes bter in @bicagO 10 lieD
~getponnen bat, baB man lie ni9t germ piebcr
fortlafen min, 1tnb SRI. 6at1u @afufi unO
sri. Nifa Nagaro. 8or 5tpet Sdbren famru
1ie 6ter6er, UNI 1i6 gu &ranfentpdrterinnen
dus3ubtlben unb febren nun, ia iie biefen
eblen @or1ab g%eniRenbaft bur4gefiiDrt ba@
ben, in lire 9eimatb 3uriid, UNI bort ein
eigenes 0o1pttal gu g~riinDen unD 5tpar aug
eigenen Mitteln, benin SRI. Suf1st lit Die
9o9ter zines Der ret9ften un0 ungeIe6enite1
8irger5 SDttO's, unb SRI. Nagallo Die 2DG1'=
ter zines nD6l6abenben &aufmdn13. MS
fe ii9 baS er1te Mal Der SupertatenDenar
Der @Grterinnenf9ule, Srau Qtnnie 81.
Ouslep Doriteaten, mar bteIe gang p~er3lpeiz
felt unb DuBte fe gar ni9t, mas lie nit
t6nen anfangen 1olte. @s bauerte ober
ni1t lange, 10 getpubrte tie au9 Ibon, b1b
bic iungen Sapanerinnen MuBatgelp0Dnz
li9eS ~leiiteten. Sic ipdren f1neu bon Be
griffen, uneigenniiBig unb 1tets better UNI
5ufrieben. OILS Srau SusleD SRI. 3tdgano
etnmal fragte, tpie iie trDB Der InItre1gun=
gen i6res 8erufes INNER gutter 2dune TeiIl
t0nne, anttportete bic iun9e Sapaaertn: y@S
tpirb ben &inbern in Sapdn Don SSSllgenb
auf beigebra3t, it4 itets better 81 9ebcn
unb Der Mttipelt ni9t Dur9 f3ls3te 2alt=
men bas 2eben 81 pertiimmern."
Srau Susleb ertlGrt bic NuTf1iIun0sz
gdbe Der beiben iungen 9amen lei perbiitfz
fenb. Ntemals fei es n0t6ig 9%erDeien, linen
etpas 3petmal 81 Iogen. Nu9 feten ite treu
unb anbGngli6 unb Dera3teten CITES Gteir=
li9e. 6ier unb ba fG1ne es bpr, DaB &rdrfe
fih gegen bic frembldnbt19en Wdrterinren
gu lebnten, pGren 1e aber erft einige Sage
inter Der pflege Oerfelben gepsfen, bann
tpoQte man BON bieftgen @Grterinnen nia!s
totfen, SRI. Satati lit cine prt5bDteriaz
Merlin unb SRI. Nagato cine gongreJaticnoz
Iiitin. Scene lit "a Sabre alt, fiebt a6er pie
Elm iunges Wdb9en bon Is Supren aus,
sic bat Elm bornebmes MeuBeres, lit iebob
ron 3artem Wu9fe unb berrdtb il t6rem
gan5en We1en, bdB fte aus gutter TdrniLie
lit. Sbr 8ater lit Mttglieb bes parlaments
in Sapan. SRI, NdganO, Die ein3i9e Go9tet
zines &aufmanns in Softo, ift cine duberit
fanftmiitbige gtatur unb ion neben6et tine
begabte S9riftiteGlerin in i6rsr Matt.r=
1pra9e fem. sic bat etnen 9ruDsr, Der in
elmer miIitdrii6en Mnitalt in Sapan gu eiz
mem Sffi3ier ausgebtlbet pirb. 8etbe Ntab=
Gen fpre9en Elm bOlfOmmenes GngliI9 unb
finb in benz mebi3inif9en Sad gut bcipan=
bert. Die Soften Der Grrt9tung bcs 6pz
ipitaIs in Sotio min SRI, @afafi aus ibren
ei9snen Mitteln be1treiten.