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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Plead Guilty.

Robert E. l.. Hildebrand, the en-
bezzling assistant cashier of the Bank
of Harper's Ferry, indicted by the
grand jury at Charlestown, w. Va,
last week, for embezzling money from
the bank at different times, was ar
raigned and plead guilty to Indictment,
aud was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary, which is the lowest pun
ishment for the offence. There were
thirteen counts in the indictment
amounting to total of about $3.50.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
War Memorials.

Gen. E. A. Carmap, Major George
w. Davis and r. G. Shannon, of New
York recently made tour of inspec-
ton of the South Mountain battle field,
for the purpose of locating positions
for the tablets, which the government
will in the near future place at Tur-
ner's Pass, FoN's Gap and Crampton's
Gap.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Details of Disaster.

Chicago, ILL.,, May H.-One of the greatest
disasters of recent years overwhelmed the city
of ST. Louis tonight in the shape of a cyclone,
which began shortly after 8 O'clock and for 80
minutes tore its awful way througd the city
with a velocity of over so miles an hour
Although reports from there are very
meagre, owing 10 the almost total destruction
Of the telegraph wires, IT seems certain that
amount to fully / 900 and the damage done to
millions of dollars.
The City Hospital, which, fortunately sur
vived The storm, is filled TO overlooking with
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Your Boy Won't Live a Mont

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of 81 EIul s
South Gardner, Mass, was told Ur thed-
tors. His son had Lung trouble .oilovE
Typhoid Malaria, and he spent three h1
dred and seventy-five dollars witt doci1
who finally gave him up, sayiu- "Y1
boy won't live month. - He rridl
Kings New Discovery and few bottles
stored him to health and enabled him %
to work perfectly we'll man. He sas
owes his present good health to Tho use
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and kuomf
be the best in the world for Lung '7H6Is
Trial Bottles Free at A. L. Peaues. Im.
Store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Loss of the Steamers.

The Great Republic and several more excur-
sion steamers, with all on board, are reported
to have gone down, and there is but one boat
now at the levee of all which were there before
the storm came. 1t is difficult to estimate the
number of dead and wounded, but rough es-
innate would place the number at about l,00O
Both Western Union and Postal companies
have lost every wire out of the city. After
failed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chi1blains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by A. L. Pearre, Druggist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Will Go to Atlantic City.

Mr.. Harry B. Cramer, now of Gath
ersburg, Montgomery County, but for
Atlantic a Ian City n j. and assume charge
new undertaking.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
SCORES KILLED AT THE
RACE TRACK.
Men, Women and Children Buried
Under Tons Of Wreckage and No
Light to Conduct Rescue
Work.
SEVERAL CRACK RACE HORSES
ALSO persisted.

A Scene Of Desolation and Death,
Which Was Intensified by Flood
and Flame Scores Of Steamers
Sunk and Many Lives on Board
Perished-The Financial Loss VIII
Be Many Millions Hospitals and
Morgues Filled With Dead and
Dying.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Lost Part of His Finger.

While Elder J. P. Stitely, near
townsville, this county, was having
the roof of his barn repaired, Joshua
Grossnickle, who was assisting in hoist
ing the shingles from the ground by
the aid of derrick, got his hand
caught in one of the pulleys, decorating
one of his fingers SO badly that part of
it had to be amputated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29

mangled men, women and children, and the
morgue, within two hours after the end of the
storm, was so full of corpses that it was neces-
sary to provide other quarters for the reception
of the dead.
In addition to those who were killed in their
houses and in the streets, hundreds fdead are
OF all the steamers on the levee when the
storm broke out, but one is nov af1Oat. All the
others have gone down, in many instances all
on board being lost.
Among the boats destroyed is the excursion
steamer Great Republic, one of the largest
steamers on the lower river.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
He Hnnad Not.

She--Ohl yes; mamma and | have
much the same tastea. Do you think
l am like my motherS
he ian old widower)-I hope not.
Your mother rejected me "a years ago.
Bay City Chat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
NEW THINGS IN :.ha
How Many Familiar isr.s of BRA I;
Are Utilized Nowatia,-s.


Are Utilized Nowadays
In these days. when everything fic.n
an ink bottle to tea caddy is utilized
for lamp foundation, with. too, il
must be admitted, varying success. a
really graceful novelty is not to be
overlooked. Such one, seen recently
was lamp evolved from an Italian
wine bottle. Into the long, slender
neck of large wicker-bodied Chianti
flask was inserted one of the delicate
glass lamp bulbs to be found in the
leading shops. The shade, a most
harmonious accompaniment to this eff
fective conceit, was of fine sprigged
msulin gathered very full over lining
of white silk. The gay red and blue
silk pompoms which the italian manu-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Before and After.

Mrs. BiX-Did your husband lose E
heart over you before yoI married?
Mrs. BaN-I guess he must have. T,
sure that I've seen precious little Of
s;nce.-Town Topics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29

Teacher-Now, here is an Example II
mental arithmetic. How OH would
person be to-day who was born ints.?
Tommy-Please, mum, was it MN
or a woman ~. I. Worth.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29

1t is proposed in New York to con-
struct wheelmen's church on the
portable plan, so that it may grace
different run each Sunday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
Bow ne Identifled Hin,.

Il was so tipsy that when met Won
and Jones together couldn't tell Won
apart; that is, at first"
SLOW did you at last?'
"Jones offered me cigar."-Trutb
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29

Vast numbers of army worms are de.
strOying the wheat near Cambridge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The Trade in Scientific Leaders
Electric Furnace Chemistry-Ac-
elimination by Serum - Medical
Diagnosis by x Rays-Record of
the Inventor-A New Gas-Elec-
trio Arc Temperatures.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
THE CITIZEN FREDERICK Md FRIDAY MORNING 1896

Der, I'll; Elihu Thomson, 1914; Francis
HI. Richards. 343; Edward Weston,
274; Charles e. Scribner, 248; Charles
]. Van Depoele. pa; Rudolph M. Hun
ter, 228; George Westinghouse, Jr., PIT.
Pure carbon mOnosulphide is report
ed to have been prepared for the first
time by DR.. Deninger, of Dresden, and
proves to be a colorless gas instead of
the amorphous solid described in the
textbooks. 1t may be easily condens-
ed to clear liquid, which evaporates
rapidly and is very explosive. The gas
was obtained by placing dry sodium
sulphide with chloroform or iodoform
in a sealed tube and heating to 1902 c..
the gaseous product being made to bub
BILE through a caustic potash solution,
which absorbed the sulphureted n.y.
drogen, and allowed the new gas to
pass.
The positive pole of the electric arc
was estimated by Wolfe in 1898 to have
temperature of $4,000 q. Measure
ments by Wilson and Gray have now
shown the temperature to be 8, 5000 c.,
and that of the negative pole about
2,4000, the temperature of the arc itself
being undetermined,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-20

Grau Bboebe Sboulas Ia Sunetion
giip, Sqs., tpurbe bon ben aersten
als boffGunssIos f6ninbfadtis aufs
gegeben, unb bod ffellten ite 3tpei 6las
I6en BON Or. Sings Reuer @utbefung
tuieber ponhdnbie Der. sic III F9er,
bab bies Wittel ibr 2eben serettet bat.
9err S6cs. @ggers, 13s GIoriba. 6tras
Be. San Jranciseo, litt on elmer f6reds
Ii@eH grtdltuns, bic bis au G6minbs
fu6t auseeartet mar. gaadbem RI als
les Nnbere erfoIgIos ueriu9t bate,
faufte er cine Glaf9e bon Or. Sings
Neuer gntbeduug uub rad taum stpei
Moden war er sebeilt. Ct if boiler
Sant fur bieies MitteI. Gol9e &efnl.
tote, bon benen bie norfebenben ,tur
Elm paar bereinselte gro5en Fub, Rub
e8, uel9e bic mnu6erbole @irtuns
bieies Miitels Bel 6ulfen unb grtdI,
tunaen betpeiien. probeHafden fret
bel NboIpb GreiB.
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-Iber sic, 6rdulein 0iesbetb, lpie
unoorii6tig sic iinb! Gin Mfab9en
gebt iiberbaupt ni9t 3u etnent Mann,
unb nun gar gu eiuem entIaiIenen Strdf.
ling"
v9ubert!" iagte iie nit einem Son, Der
ibm punperbdr 81 Sersen brang.
gr mar baburd plDblid aus leiner tpls
len Qaune gepprfen unb lab fait bel6dmt
upr iid bin.
pSd bin gefommen, Inn Sbnen 81 5eigen,
paB Sic zine Sreunbi6aft ieoenfallS
nidt perlDren baben." lebte iie bin5u, ille
Dem iie ibm i9iidtern bic $oanb binbielt.
gr nabm bteielbe unb belt lie cine &eie
feit, eanR tieb er ie plDtlid lps, uno e5
tam ipie Elm i6luh5enoer Sallt aus Ieiner
Bruit: yglh 2tesbetb-"
@r per1hludte nit @eipalt bas anoere.
uSeien Sic bp6 niht 10 traurig," iagte
lie bittenb. Stun lit ia bas Sdlimme
iiberipunoen, unb iiber bic Meinung Der
Meniden muB uns bas 8etpubtiein unie,
res e}nnern fteben. Was Sic getban baben,
gefdab aus s5rrtbum unb i'm 3orn."
oNus Srrtbum?" fiel ct ibr finiter in's
@prt.
,sSa, gilbert, aus Srrtbum-ib l6p6re
es Sbnen, Sic baben einen Wann fdli6liQ
i'm Beroadt, oer aerabe IN uneigenndsige
iter, ebeliter @eiie lih uns aIs SSreunb er.
rpieien bat"
p9iesbetb!"
nSa, ia-menn i'd es Sbnen idp6re, bab
er es ni6t gepeien lit, bab er teine Nbnung
bate, rparum Sic baS gttentat gegen ibn
aussefibrt, perben Sic es mir bann slau.
benz"
(S@lub fol9t.,
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Wemtb's sSanitiemgartem.
Gin uniibertrOffener Grbolungsplab,

Wftt benz beranuabeu Der beiBen Sab.
res3eit iebut man it6 in's Greie unb
nod einem @rholungapIaBe, Der neben
grfriiduug. llnterbaltuns, Dor alien
Gingen frii6e 9uft bietet unb bas III
Muib's @arten auf bem @oosrnments
6hsel.
Ser Garten lit tin Wuiter bon Saus
berteit. bic 8sbienuns III aufmertiam,
bic @etrdufe eraer &loife uub wprauf
tpobl Sober ON neifen feht. es pertebrt
bier ffets Elm setpdbltes publitum.
8ereine unb tleinere @eieli6aften
f6naen ben Gasten obef ben laftigen-
Saal, ober beibe, fHr priuats sgergnii,
euugen n,ietben unb Mutb'S 0austa.
pelle liefert aud fir folde geraniials
tungen bic Muiit at mdBiaem preiie.
aein Grember foGte nerfeblen. ben
reiseuben 1arten au beiu6en unb bic
biefgeu 8hrger foaten einen Stol3 bas
rein iebeu, ben @arten re6t bdnfis su
frequentiren.
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0ob bes vQoue Star"> ">8ieres.

Westal trtnft Oer MeEifamer,
Ser Sramspie pretft 9lbibmtb,
0biSfeb bic 9lmerifamer,
@enn ffe ,,etu9ebDrem" iinb.
setnea 9bee idsliirft Der Gbtneie,
5tf@tbran sed3t Der GSfimp
ltab Der tlase Sapamefe
ST betm @etstranf ,,gafe" frub.
Mtt ge8ubrner Mftldb ber gtute
Nabt iftb Der 3irgiien=8rcis
hub Oer 3nfie NIT ber 8nute
Gdlufs ben Wmttti eimerfueis.
9Odb Der 9eutid5e, framf mmb biener
9rinft ben Mals. anb Sopfen=xrauf
SET! 0ie ftdrft bas istue @tieScr
-Weadbt's tbn a,ttb ntdbt srane ihlanf!
@Dbim beS @eidifes 9aunen,
Srieben ie ben bentidbem Mfann,
Srant ben 2ranf er iiei). ben bramneu,
Sen er liebt ION Susenb an!
9rmm and bier, fern Inn giiotpeften
$50 bic sumne trppiidb ftid,t,
Srant etn Sier ttan, einS Der beften
0Seldbem Dcatibem idbmedt es ntt1t ?
@enn man BET 8efillten 0edern
9teien Sranf Der 2abe preift
3iino' es lant ben eblen 3ederu,
SAT- ntam "LOne Star"=Ster thu betht
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Der Sisfus ais Grbe. 8or
25 Sabren, na9 Beenbiguns bes
beutidsfran3Uiii9en 9rieses, erreete
in Deuti9lanb eine Be9ebenbeit all9es
meine glufmerflamfeit. Canals fuurbe
i'm 8abubof Noienbeim (OberbaDern)
BON einem NIT benz S6nell3us nod
Stalien burdretlenben 6ran3oien, Der
ben bDditen @eiellidaftstlaiien anSu,
seb6ren i9ieu, ein 9anbfoffer tn Ders
tpabruns geseben Ser nt6t absebolt
tpitrbe. Gin I'm Gepdderpebittous,
btenlte peripanbter nieberer Beau,ter,
Der, tpie it1 ipdter berausitellte, i9on
ntebrfad Diebltdble BON Gepddfth6en
beriibt rnb bic e1,tpanbten @e9enitdnbe
In ietner Dobnuns perborgen bate,
lteB ft9 betgeben, aud ben Subalt
oieIes StiideS ndber at tnteriu9en,
itnb fanb In bemlelben eine 9rDbere
.3abl BON Suipelen, beren @ertb er
slpar ni9t erfannte, bic er aber bod
an ft9 nabm, I'M lie 8eleSentlt9 an
ben Man1 5ti brin9en. Gr bot In W}iin.
den einem Sumelter einen Der Ge>
senftanbe an; leeterer erfannte tn bems
felben eiuen pra9tpollen Solitdr Der
einen berart boben @ertb hattie, bab
er 8erba6t i9Opfte unb ben 8ertdufer
ua9 ber Qerfanft fraste. Dieter er.
griff unter 3uriidlaiiuns Der Suipelen
bic Slu6t; er tpurbe aber ersriifeu
unb leste etn @eitdnbntB ab. Die
Sausiu9uns In Roienbeim ersab, baB
Perlentolliers, 0ainse, Diamantens
balls uuo 4rmbdnber unb 70 peiter
seraubt paren bic etnen @ertb bon
mebr alS $50, 900 Mart botten. Gine
aufforberuus on ben Gisentbimer, ii9
5it melben, blieb, trosbem eine 9enaue
Daritelluns Der Sumelen betseiest
mar, obne GrfOls, unb 10 perfielen
benn bic @ertbsesenitdnbe, bic, allem
slnl6ein mad, BET Der Slu9t Der aais
ferin Gusenie aus ben Guilerien bon
einem bier3u ebenfalls glt9tbere9tis>
ten u,itsenommen unb Der Babn in
8ermabruns seseben purben iuaren,
bem Stsfus, Der bur6 bte 8erduberun9
cine bobe Summe ersielte.
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Gin mertwhrbtses Sci

Gin mertwiirbtses Seis
ratbSseiu6 ftnben mir In Der
Stat. s.3tg. IS lautet: nPrOfeiior
(9it. ausldnb.), Pripatmann, slnf.
@er3iG die uno bO6mul., iudt &C.,
iunbe uno penn m6sli4 biibi6e, 30,s
900 Marf beiis. 6rau. 8ilbuna 9ous
feii. u, bersl., @eiltiees Nebenia6e,
ba iebe Dame gut. Ser3 bat. Bbo.
tosr. an ,Sapalier' Boien erb. Gin
PrOfeilor, Der 10 meni9 pablerii6 1T
uno nur 10000 Wart perlangt, mu6
enti9ieoen aud elm eutes 0er3 baben.
Sein 8ersidt auf bas v@eiltige" er.
laubt iibrigens mertwiirOise 9tiid.
i9lilIle anf bic PeriOnlidfeit bieles
,hiten" PrOfeiiOrs.
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Der befe ssret.no auf groet..

Seit brsiBis Sabren baben iib Eutt's
Bi0sn als elm SsSen fur einen je6eu Sn'
oalibeu ermisisu. Sts iiub nit Rs9t elm
Grsunb bss &ruutsn au nenusn.
Qsint bshanntf Gbat(a9e
1T ss, baB burd bic @ale osruriadts
&Opiidmervn, Dpspspiis, Mus.nidure,
Wsaluriu, Usritopfuus unb iammtlide
bamit usruanote Srantbeiten 6ur@
1utt'S &eber - YtMett
poMRaHpta twrtst tperpsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-20

9arl's glober Root Ebse reiaist Aes
glut unb siebt cine refine i9bne GSRSe.
Gum Wertauf BET 4alteper q S9u,
darD, James glapin, &. 5. GpelleHp,
q. gpbn & Co., g. Stein. @en!ral
Drug Store, u. @1wepbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-20

gUpIep's Nestfter. No. % alamo
plasa bat einen &uf fur guten alten
WbiStep, bic beften gemii1ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nets
impOrtirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
uab itets frif9es Bier. Der giaentbh,
mer. Soc @oolep, uerfieht feiu @eiddft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-20

gertdufer fur anfidten bss ct. 2ouis
8ornabo. @ampagne 8ilber. Bidder
&c. Sdslider profit BON $5 bis $40.
Man ienbe rs Gents fur probe bon
Ssbem. 8. & 6. SiIbermonn,
Dept. F2, st, paui, Minn.
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9aufenbe Sale boH 64wixbix&t,
ARbnsa, 1utem, GrtaltuRs aab Dsaaia
Derbsn tasli& sebeilt bard 6blls1'a
gure. Gum Weriaaf BET &altepss q
S6u4arb, James GIabta. 2. 3. Spell
leRs, q. Gsbu q &C.,, 3. Ststn. esss
traI Drug Store, u. S&wetts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-20

Ger 9petieiaat Der eng
ii den &0nigtn. @enise 1tnter>
georonete gterblide baben 6as 0orz
redt seaoiIen, ben speiiefaal Der
a6nisin BON Gn9lanb s,t ieben. Sc
p0bnli6en 8elt6ern tpirb er tie1nals
ge3ei9t. Die Tafel lit runb. SIM
8udinsbampalalt menisitens mirb ME,
mails @josli6t IN benz Saal gebran1tt.
MluB fin nitli6es 2idt benust perbeu,
10 wiro es bon 2ampen unb @adsferaen
er5eust. Die fait ln3abligen Gersen
lteden an etnem Mieienfanbelaber, ber
BON Der Gede berabbdn9t, ,pdbrenb bic
2anpen rings berum i'm gaale fteben.
Ser Speiieiaal Der 9Snisin lit i'm
Sudingbarnpalait faft eine 0iertel
englil6e Oieile BON ben Gii6en ente
fernt; bann miiiien bic Speilen nod
so Stufen binaufgeldafft iperSen ebe
iie ben Speilelaal errei9en. Die
aoni9in Sictoria bat eine belonbere
8orliebe fir Sblt unb 8lumen, unb
oesbalb befinben li9 bieie 1tets reids
ba1tig auf ibrer Iaiel. Sie banit au
l9tniiden iinb eisene Tafelbeder ba,
bie pOlle 5met stunben 8lt ibrer Nrbeit
brau6en. Die 8lumen, 6ie meiitens
aus ben 9reibbduiern BON Tros1nore
seianbt merben, belteben aus 8rimel1,
@eranteu, gdniebltimden unb anbes
rem, mie tie bic Sabres3ett berpors
brinst. 8elonbers reidlt6 3iert rMats
benbair" bic 1afel. Ser Glerf Der
aii9e 1T itets ba, ipenn bic aDnisin
ibr Mabl eintimmt er f9neibet 6as
Sletl6 unb pertbeilt bie portionen.
Das gum tdsli6en @ebrau9 beitimmte
Serptce lit entweber solben ober I'LL
bern ober bon benz feini ten @orcelter',
dineiil6en, SepreS> lnb DreS6ener
Porsellan. Die 9Onisin iBt beionbers
8ern Slid, unb auf BET Tafel feblen
6esbalb ME Dbitina Qads, Turbot
unb 10 metter, te nod Der 9abresseit.
Son SiiBigfeiten 3iebt Sbre Maieftdt
Dor allem biinne, iiibe Bistntts Dor;
bieie iino itetS auf ber Tafel 3u finben.
Ole oufseitellten &aieiorten, @orsons
solo, @rugere, Gbebbor, Rarmeian
unb 8rie, fiaS, nit ansnabme bes
lesteren, in etfpa 5ollgrOBe Stiid9en
sef6nitten.
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Die bette 0uiisn.M Meei3in it @bilob's
Sure. Sin netuadloiiigier 6ufien if
sefdbrli6. 0eIft ibm iosIsi1 nit 5bi.
lob's Sure ab. Gum 8erfauf bel aaI.
teper & Sdudjarb. Sanlss @Iapin, I.
s. Spellehp, ". enbn 6 &c., %. etein,
Central Drug Store, u. S9neppe.
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Sur 4usfelluns bes 3egas Gru9t.
palaftes In Spler. Se1as. bonn 5. BIS
%. Suli wirb bic 5. & @. q. q. q.
@Tturfo1sbiIette Derfaufen. Wegen
Ooten unb tueitersr ginaelbeiten tpenbe
man fi6 an bic Ngenten.
D. 5. Brie. U. O. q. a.,
Palefine, 3eras.
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Oage9en nrf iebr in @ebraud. 9(fs
BE 8atti einlnal gum 8eiten ,neritaz
nti6er Mobltbdti9fe 9feitsanitalten eelunz
gen bate, mar bic 8iibne tn0deltief
init ben i60niten 8eil9en bebe6t, Die
Der 9uft ben t0itliditen Wohlserud)
nerltehen
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Der Observation-Disclosures f6eint
benz boy Bryan bel feiner @bicasoer
&ebe bei4dbist porben au feiu. Sn
alien ieiuen @uldufen. bic ct felt Der
3eit 9emabt. bat er abiolut ni6ts
NeueS geiagt unb aud feline ein3iae
pbrafe sebrOi9en. Der w@bicago
3imes 0eraIb" mirft ibm iogar Dor,
baB er nit Der @rommatit ouf ae.
fpanntem GuBe iiebe.
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.6abe au9 anbere Deriu6i, aber
aner's lit mir om liebfen"; ba8 bort
man be uHb bort BON benen, mel6e bic
aus Nper'S sariaparilla gemonnene
Wobltbai bessugen. 5fie hatie Rrants
belt eiuen sefdbrli6ereu Geinb ala bieie
trdftige Blutar3uei. Sic siebt ben
S9ma6en Rraft.
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MatthteS SrptherS,

Jleif@er, sos @aft 9Outon 5traBe.
2iefern bas uor5hslidfe Rinbs, S4af.
unb 96meinefeii&. 9 pe3ialitdt.
SungeS Salbfleif d. Nne Sor-
ten BON Wurit.
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mas bic alten GgDpter aken.

Die often G9Dpter, uniere 8orldufer
unb 2ebrer in Oen 9lnfdnsen b6berer
@eitttuns besniisten it'd nidt NIT
benz 8rate,l bes Sleil9es mie bte bome<
rif6en Grteaen, pelde tire fetten
9a1nmer unb Sdicn iber belfem Seuer
am SpteBe brieten; Der G9Dptertn
itanben TSpfe unb Rfannen in oeridies
benen @r0Ben 3ur 8erfiieun9 uro ite
perltanb bic aunit, ba8 Sleifd gu
fo6eu. @tr lpiiien bieS aus ber bib
liiden @efdi6te, welde beri9tet, bab
bic SSraeltten it'd nod ben oSlei16s
tSpfen4 bes Slillanoes suriidfebnten.
l1nb ttttbt bios q5pfer CAB eS in Gsnp.
ten, au6 bas ebriame Sanbmerf Der
80ttder lpurbe bort berettS auSseiibt,
benn SeroSot beri9tet bon % Siid'
arten bic, geial3en unb in gdbden oer'
podt, einen Sanbelsartifel bilbeten.
glur Der slal gait fir beilis unb ipnrbe
ntdt 9egelien. @nten, @dnle, Wads
teln, 91inoer lieferten ben @gDptern
bte Sleii6nabrltns. slus BEN Samen
Der 2otoSbluule badten lie 8rob aud
in oer audenbereituns iparen ite ntdt
ltnerfabren, ia ielbit seiduertes 8rob
mar linen 1tt9t rnbefannt, tpie mir
aus benz 2. 8u9e W1olis erfabren.
8on ibuen ains bic 9unit bes 8rob<
badens auf bic @rie6en, bon btefen
auf bte 60tner iiber, bur6 lpeld' lese
tere uniere betonii9en Gorfabren
bamit betannt ipurben. 9n ben e9Dp.
tiiden @drteu iprpBte unb sriinte
allerlei Semitic, bas bte GsDpter eerne
aben. Die bebdbtse Samtlte bes Sob
les madte it'd auf BEN Beetsn brett,
Der Spar9el bobrte fetn iptees aDpfden
bur9 baS lodere Grbreid, bte S9nnets
terlingsbliitben Der 2inie i9manften
i'm Sommerminbe, ia ielbit Der Blu.
menfobl, ber In Deuti9lanb erit sesen
@nbe bes II. Sabrbunberts aufta,i6t,
entfaltete ietne ipe;Ben 8ofen f9on in
ben @drten am Stranbe bes Stills.
3wiebeln unb 2au9 ipuderten frdftts
i'm fetten gdli9lamue. Grbfeu unb
8obnen blnseeen tuurben In GsDpten
nnr iuenis gei6dtt, lestere galten
fogar fiir unrein. Gum 6ettmaden Der
gpeilen tnrrbe bas Sel Der Slipe unb
anberer 8armfrii6te benust, ltnb ieues
@etrdnf, baS mir 10 germ als ursers
manii6 bejeidneu, bas Bier, ipurbe
bereits tn @sDpten 9ebraut, ,tnb stuar
gang tpie bel uns aus @erite. Son
idipelgerii9en @aitmdblern, tute iie tn
gabblonien unb aiiprien ftattfanben,
tptro iibrigens aus GsDpten ntdt be.
rtd1tef.
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Ole Sitte, 8rdn3e unb bers
pleiden mad Der 8ubne gu iperfen, 1T
In Norbamerifa wte in Gnelanb 70 gut
mie gang absetommeu. In Mlerlto
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esritiOf Wanieu.

@s limb iebt iiber brei Sabre felt
Gritiof Naniens abreiIe su Ieiner tiib.
nen polarfabrt perhoReu. @s mar
ON 2. SUM 1898. als Der ,Jrom NIT
Der Expedition an 9orb ben 9afen bon
@brifiania oerlieB unb norbn6rtS
feuerte. Sie 9OHuune, baB F6 ti.
Nadridt BON ieinen Nuftau9en in Dfs
Sibirieu betdtist, III in3mii9en pieber
n6llis beridmunben. SnbeRen brau9t
bas nod ni6t su beuurubigsh. Aat
bod 0anien felbit als mabribeinIi9e
9auer ieiner Expedition mebr oils trsi
Sabre anaenOnimeu unb fi6 auf polle
fhnf Sabre nit prOOiaut berieben.
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Wenn pe6ielnb oein Slid R9 nit
uaeema@ eiat.
8ebent' nit sufrieoeuem Sinn:
Die 8lumeu. bic tdgli6 bic Some bes
ideint,
Die uelten am frtbelten bin.
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARKI'
gde 6oulions unb SoIebabs StraBe.

2ae Sorten 5ieifD in better Quas
litdt brett aus benz 3efrigerator.
9pesialitdt: Befere WurhsSerten
gerduderte 3uugen, &au9feiif &c.