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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
Order Splint Coal. sun&wod
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at Hirsch's.
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SOCIAL.

Mrs Chappell Cory came up to at
tend Ruth McFIenry Stewards lecture
tonight, and will be the guest of Mrs. 7.
c. Thompson for several days.
Misses Nora Sullivan and Alice Fallen
and Mrs. B. Fallon and Prof. B. A. Black
left Monday for Huntsville, to attend
an organ recital to be given there last
night for the benefit of ST. Marys Catho-
lie church. Misses Sullivan and Fallon
and Prof. Black were billed for several
vocal and instrumental selections.
Mr.. j. J. Beggs and Miss Grace Open
shaw were quietly married yesterday at
3 o'clock by DR.. Murray, at the residence
of the brides parents on Fifth avenue
Only the members of the immediate
families of the couple were present, and
it was great surprise to their many
friends in the city. Miss Openshaw was
very popular, especially in the musical
circles of the city, where her talent as
violinist is much appreciated. Mr.
Beggs has spent his whole life in, Birm-
ingham, and is a young man of business
ability. He Is the secretary of the Birm-
ingham Pips company. Their friends
wish them a prosperous journey through
life. zs..5ss#
The Evening With Charles Dana Glib
son" is the subject of conversation and
anticipation now. The first rehearsal on
Monday evening proved what a thor
oughly artistic and delightful affair it Is
going to be, and the ladies in charge feel
assured of its success. The members of
the "Creche," tie organization for which
it is given, are enthusiastic, and are
working with zeal.
The fact that the state has killed the
reformatory bill makes the people of this
city all the more anxious to provide a
permanent home for the helpless little
children. The ladies have taken the mat
ter in hand, and hope some time in the
future to have a home in Birmingham
for the little ones. The Gibson enter
tainment which both Jews and Gentiles
are pushing TO a success, is the first step
towards providing such an institution
There is no doubt that a crowded house
and replenished treasury to the nobest
institution on earth will be the result
Following are some of the participants:
Mrs Wilmer Beard, Mrs. Richard Ran
dolph, Mrs Robert Cunningham. Mrs.
James Bowron, Mrs. H. B. Gray, Misses
Eloise Johnston. fannie Pearson, Matte
Webb Zemma Webb. Molie Jordan, Amy
Jordan, Ola Roden, Willie Morrow, Katie
Morrow and others.
The following announces a social event
which occurred at Opelika last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hodge
announce the marriage of
their daughter,
Pearl
to
Edward B. Havis, Jr.,
February 18th,
1897.
Ope1ika, Ala.
At Home Birmingham Ala, after
Feb. II, 1897
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17

proposition was turned down. but Il some
good, competent manager would care TO
take hold of the team on that basis Bir-
mingham will have the sport.
The gentlemen behind the enterprise
in this city are SO situated that they can
not take the active management Of the
clubs affairs and it is on this account, in
order that team can be placed here, that
they are willing to give the necessary
assistance.
A bonus will be paid a manager to
place a club in this city and run it and
other aid will be rendered.
The park and stands are in condition,
and with very little work the sport could
begin at once.
Birminghans chances Of having a
team are hinging on securing a compe-
tent man who is willing to place 1t here
and MANAGE IT.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
A cHILD'S ACCIDENT.

A little girl about years old was ac-
cidentally run over by a lumber wagon
yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock on
Nineteenth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues. The little girl was rid
ing a tricycle. on the pavement, when
she suddenly turned out toward the mid
die of the street right in front of the
wagon. The front wheels did not touch
her, but the rear wheel hit the wheel she
was riding and threw her under the
wagon. The wheel of the heavy wagon
passed across her shoulder. It is thought
that she is not seriously injured. The
driver of the wagon was not to blame for
the accident but deplored its occurrence.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
Ladies, attend Caheen's sale
of Spring Dress Goods.
At O'BRlEN'S.

The Robinson Opera company present.
ed La Mascotte" at O'Brien's last night
to a very small audience. The perform
ance was in full accord with the size of
the audience. Tom Martin, Familiarity
known here, was the leading comedian,
assuming the role of Prince Lorenzo.
HE has seen better days" and given
much better satisfaction than last night.
Isabelle Sargent as Bettina, was clever
as an actress, but her voice seemed out
of trim. evidently the effect of bad
cold. The others in the cast were but
"a
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
Splint Coal is the best.
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IERSELY TOLD.

1t is not given out who the American
Beauty will be in the Gibson Pictures
which will be presented at tho opera
house on the evening of the 25th. 1t will
not be known who she is until she makes
her appearance upon the stage that eve
ming. s.t'+.fN
L have had a small fire. a. great big
smoke and some water, and as the In
surance companies have been very lib
eral in paying large sum for a small
damage, / am going to sell shoes at a
lower price than has ever been heard Of
in Birmingham. / will soon be open, so
wait and save money. T. G. King.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
CHANCE FOR BASE BALL.

All That Is Necessary Is a Manager and
the Balance Will Be Easy Sailing.
Lovers of base ball have not yet de-
SPARED of having a team in this city
for the coming season. Efforts are being
made to get Mobile, Montgomery and
Birmingham in the Southeastern League,
and if the proper manager can be secured
this city will be included in the circuit
Last season Manager Buckenberger
made a proposition to place a team here
provided bonus was paid him and some
assistance given. At the time this
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
w. C. HALE'S CARD.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. 16.--W. C. Hale, pres
ident of the Southern Mutual Building
and Loan association, publishes a card
complaining that he is being unjustly at
tackled in the newspapers. One story
showed that every prominent enterprise
with which he had been connected since
coming to Atlanta had gone into a receiv-
ership. Mr.. Hale denies bad conduct in
the management of the institutions with
which he has been connected
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
SOL SMITH RUSSELL IN A GREAT
NEW PLAY.

There is, perhaps, no more winning
or loveable personality on the American
stage today than that of Sol Smith Rus
sell--none to which sympathy responds
more readily. Mr.. Russell is never far
away from his audience; by his personal
impression he bridges the distance which
usually divides those behind the foot
lights from those in front, and takes the
latter into his confidence, as it were
This is such wholly pleasant expert
ence, because, as has been said of Mr..
Russells sympathetic and loveable quail
ties one is easily liable to become some
what oblivious to the fact that with him
always it is more personality than per-
sonation.
Mr.. Russell has won new laurels this
year in his characterization of David
Holmes" in the new comedy "a BACH
ELOR'S ROMANCE" Noah Vale is
known this country over as a master
piece of its kind. but in nothing else
does he so completely capture, it is said,
, his audiences as in this performance.
His engagement will take place on to-
morrow evening, when Mr. Russell will
appear in this great comedy, supported
by Miss Bertha Creighton, Miss Fanny
Addison Pitt. Miss Beatrice Moreland,
George Alison, Arthur Forrest, Alfred
Hudson, George Denham and others of
equal merit. All the scenery, furniture
and properties are carried with the COM
pany and most complete and perfect
performance Is promised
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
FAILED TO SHOW UP.

Baltimore, Md, Feb 16-Gen. Carlos
Roloff and DIR. Joseph j. Luis, the Gu
bans charged with fitting cut a Cuban
filibustering expedition in Baltimore,
were to have appeared here in the Unit
ed States court this morning to plead
to an Indictment found by the grand
jury last week. General Roloff did not,
however, arrive from New York, and the
case went over until tomorrow. DIR. Luis
delphia.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17

at work IN the mine, when the slate gave
way and crushed him to death. His body
was taken out from under the mass Of
slate and further work suspended for
the day. 1t is said that Edwards had
family at the mines, who were dependent
upon him for q livelihood.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
A BIG ATLANTA DEAL.

Atlanta, Ca. Feb. 16.-M. R. Emmons,
of New York, has bought the Whitehall
street store and stock of the Eads-Nool
Clothing company for 100000.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
"a NIGHT IN NEW YORK

jolly Nellie McHenry and her excellent
company which comes in H. GTattan
Donnellys new play, "A Night in New
York" will be the attraction at the
opera house tonight. 1t is always treat
to see Jolly Nellie McHenry. She is one
of the originals of the stage. Admitting
that she is one of the plainest of &C
tresses, and what is more, does not seem
to try and make herself CHEEKY, sympa-
thetic, responsive ma ture, and an irresist-
IDLY bouyant sense of humor. This hu-
NOR is SO spontaneous, so delicate, so
true that like everything genuine in the
line of art it is bound to receive recog-
milton. 1t has given Nellie McHenry al
most unique position in the farce come
dy world. She is the most successful
modern comedienne on the stage in this
country. There is, In fact, nobody like
her, nobody who gives performance
so light, so fine, in deeply humorous and
delicately artistic scenes. We have our
comedians like Francis Wilson, Henry
DiXey, and mounting the ladder, young
Southern, and even Joseph Jefferson, but
there are no condolences of the present
day sc artistic, so true and so naturally
modern as Miss McHenry.
jolly Nellie McHenry has to a certain
extent invented her own style of plays,
and on this occasion will present her
latest success, "a Night in New York"
written expressly for her by H. Grattan
Donnelly The title expresses the entire
plot, which consists of the adventures of
Jefferson Manhattan" a gay New York
club man, and 'Willougnby STILL" q New
England club man, who, upon the eve of
their entering into domestic bliss scheme
to go to the French bail at the Madison
Square Garden, without their intended
wives knowing of it, and to have one
jolly night Of it in New York before set
Ting down for life, which involves them
in many complications.
Mile. Henrietta, known as the peerless
Peri" queen of the vaudeville stage,
(Miss McHenry), while visiting friends in
New England assumes herself as Miss
Henrietta, quiet, demure country maid
falls in love with "Willoughby Still"
John Webster) and the marriage is to
take place in New York. Miss Henrietta.
while in New York, visits Mrs. Harlem
(who is to be married to Jefferson Man
haitian" and induces her to go to the
French ball.
The climax is reached when they meet
and mutual recognition results. Miss
McHenry assumes the dual role, and has
an opportunity to give full sway to her
well known movements. She is the life
of the company, and the arteries through
the fun and merriment flow, are her
clever assistants numbering dozen or
more. Prominent among them may be
mentioned John Webster, Charles Morri-
son, Charles Eastwood, Albert Maher,
Miss Henrietta Lee, Fannie Books,
Viola Raynore, La Petite Rosa and the
marguerite Ballet" from Hamersteins
Olympia, New York city.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17

KILLED BY FALLING SLATE.
Frank Edwards, miner. was accident
ally killed yesterday morning at Fossil
mines. by slate falling upon him. He was
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17
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TO FLORIDA VIA SOUTHERN
Railway-Winter Tourist Rate Now in
Effect So
Winter Tourist Tickets to points in
Florida via Southern Railway, are now on
sale. Through Pullman Sleepers, and ex-
cellent schedules. For rates, route and
further information, apply at Passenger
office, No. North Goth street. or Union
Depot.
]. P. BILLUPS, T. p. A,
1-27-1mo. Telephone SAG.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-17

Mrs. Chappell Cory came up to at
tend Ruth McFIenry Stewards lecture
tonight, and will be the guest of Mrs. 7
c. Thompson for several days.
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Rath fRr Watter.

Dor hber so Sabreu i9ou murbe
Wtrs. Mihsloip's SOOTHING Gprup
bon Niqionen bon Mhtter,t beim 3abs
men Der 4inber angemenbet. WirF bn
i'm S@lafe bur9 bas Snreien zines
&tnbes gefsrt, bas I'm 3abnen III unb
Dor e@meraen ipeints Wenn 10, lafe
fofort cine Glaf@e BON rMrs. Winss
Ions Sootbing Sprup1 bolen. Seiu
Wertb III unbeaablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinea 2eibenben fofort 2inberuns per<
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Miitter,
es TT fein 3meifel bartber. @s beilt
Opfentern unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Mageu uHb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs
Rolit, erwei9t ben Gaumen, perbins
bert gntstnbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. .Mtrs. WinSloms SOOTHING
Sprup" fur aabnenbe 9inber III anges
nebm In Gei9mad unb bas Reeepi
tammt bon einem ber befen peibli9en
Qer5te In ben Ser. Staaten. gs ift bel
allen Sruggifen In ber san3en Welt 40
baben. preis rs @ents per Glai9e.
aauft ni@ts anberes, als Mfrs. Wins.
lows SOotbiussSprup.
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gSte man ghmterfale mad,t.

I'm guten S9mierfdle su MAIDEN,
iolte bic WiI6 niht tiber pierunb3paus
ala 5tunbea alt ietn. Sic muB raid
geriuuen. 8si tithlem Wetter made
man teiuen Seriu6, iol6en 4dle su
MAIDEN. Den Habm entferne man urs
mittelbar bepor man bie Mil9 Der 6iBe
auslebt. gtelle ben irbenen 6afen
nit ber Mild In eiue Pfanne beiBen
Wafers auf ben Sfeu, ODER menn Der
Mil9tDpf JaBe bat, lege eiuen Ofen.
bedel barunter, 10 baB bic 0iBe
ni6t bamit in 8srlbruug tommt. Die
0ibe ioate 3iemltd fat iein. bis fi9
Quart sebiloet bdt. 9as 3eridneiben
teRelben bef6rbett bas 8erinnen, neil
bann bic warmen Dtolten einhringen
f6nnen. Wenn ber Quart fi@ friimelt
unb anii6en ben Giugern serbrhden.
l0Bt. 1T er binrei@enb gefo9t.
Wi1 mon ben &die mei9 auftraeen.
10 f9atte ben Quart in ben 5sibtopf
unb LAB tbn nidt 3u troden ablaufen.
S9iitte i'm 3undba In eine irbene
S9iihel uno LAB ibn feben, big er auf
setragen werben ioQ; oaun lalse TIN
elm fiein menig unb miide ibn iOrsfdls
tig bur1einanber, inbem Du fur iebes
plnt Quart eine balbe Safe iuBeH, 3u
S4aum gefdlagenen &abm leibt eia.
riihrf. SerDire ben &die lteis On benz
Gage. ba ct gemaft mor6en.
SOIL er in au9en ober 8allen aufge.
tragen werben, 10 f6Gtte ben Quart in
einen Sad ober irgeab :pel6e beliebte
Gormea unb brinse i'm untel Drud.
STEELE ieoem Sii@genofen eine Gorm
bot unb sieBe ben Rabm barum Der.
@tli6e fpHleu ben Quart nod benz
Durhfeiben NIT WaRer ab; bob mel.
aen mir, bas made ben Rdie upper.
Dauli@. ba bic M0Iten ber nabrbafte
She'll befeIben iinb.
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Gttuas aans ltuertpartetes, @pm

Gttnas gang ltnertu artete5! Bonn
0ienStag on werbsn mir bic gauge
Wo9e biu5ur9 bertaufen: 400 paar
Oanen. DTforb. .S6ube TIM Wertbe bon
3l.25 fur IS @eHts; 800 paar feline
Doagola ssanbalemA, In Cincinnati
gemabt, bic frtiber 3n $1.75 perfauFt
wurbeu, su IS Gents; 400 paar braune
0gfOrb, iebe8 paar $1.75 tpertb, sll
IS Gents; 100 paar feline OongoIns
OTforbs. in Cincinnati gema1t, 8r6Be
2 bis AZ. i'm Wertbe bon $3.50. su
ilur $1.25; 500 paor Oamen patts
tofeln fur 45 @enta. bic nod ME 3m,
Dor su bieIem preiie bertauft murben.
Soeben erbalten sine erpBe Wusmabl
bon 9erren S1uben. 8iei ssib uno
@ongreb, nertb $500, ftir nur $1.75.
@beufals baben mir erbaIten 3eug,
itiefel, fowie pantOffeln BON Glaces
Geber unb 3eug, iiberbaupt Mlles, mas
on bsquemer 6uBbetleibung BON Das
men unb 6erren far ben @ommer ge.
brau6t wirb. NlIe bieie Maaren Rnb
ni9t etma alte 2abenbiiter ober sufam=
r1engefu6ter Iusi@uB, ionbern Ales
frii9 unb rein, iebes paar garantirt
Don ber resuldren @r6Be.
GinbereIla 6 @ubspaIaf.
213 Glamo.plasa.
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@krofeIn.

JrsenS sin otrst fam -Jhnsn
fasen, Sak prOfeRor Bare, pom
Jeferfon 111e6ieal College In
philadelphia. cine Der b6Anen
Qutboritdten Der melt betreffs
Wirfuus Der 11teoisinen III. IN
feinem lektsn msrfe lber 6ie Be.
hanoluns Don Sfrofeln, faet er:
rGs iR taum a0tbis 81 bemersen, saS
febertbrou Sos befe alIer 6eilmit.sl Ia.
Dee Ssberthran folIts ols Kfbltranf g..
nommsn weroen uno 70 prdparirt fein,
Aas er fdmadhaft it,"
Gr behauptet ferner, 6as unter.
pbespboriaures SalS nit Dem
Esbertbran perbuuosn fein foute.
0cott's Emulsion pom
Ssbertbran, NIT unterpbosphor.
faurem Sala 1T senau eine folAs
prdparatten.
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., @te G6mer;baft.

Die Sdmer;en, bon Sieural9ie oers
uriadt, fIno sutpeilen 70 encrm baB
man beinahe caocn perrldt tperben
tOnnte. Saloation Sel beieitist Iolhe
SdmerSen fcfcrt uno turirt 9teurals
9le 10 RAID baB 9tiemanb metr auf bic
9Selle Su leiben brauht. 6err Sdecb
8letnt 1896 Main Ctr, Gpanspille,
Sno., idreibt wie fcl9t: "Dleiue Tran
lit felt Z Sahren an Geural9ie aber
ieitoem ile Salpaticn Sel gebrauhte,
1T lle pclltcmmcn fret baoon. SD be-
balpte baB es bas bette 9inimeut lit
unb ih perbe es immer i'm Soaule hall
ten. Sd, felbit bate felt laneer 3eit
8beumatismus nno 9ebraud,te piele
einimente bod Saloaticn Sel erwies
fi6 bcfer als trsenb Elm anberes Maits
tel unc that bic beften Dienite." F" Sals
patton Sel fcfet nur Is @ents.
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entsegen. Oieier parme. buf ftseI6pdns
gerte Soem bate etpa8 @ntnerpenSes,
etmos, bas jebe 8iber i6res GSrpers
erI6auern lieB uno tbr bic aeble 3u>
ldniixe. Gtn lei6ter Minb hattie fi9
aufge,nadt, pirbelte trudene feline
Staubpolten empor uno pfiff santil9
bur6 bic Gronen Ser ebet belaubten
9aume, als lpullte ct ibnen ben nett
erlangten Sdntud tpieber ltreitig
MAIDEN. Sn bem 2i9te ber @asflams
uten, mel9e bic 8romenabe erbellten,
bate Oas grelle @riin beS junsen 2aus
bes beinabe etwaS SoulifenbafteS.
Dort, no es bic Come BEN Sag iiber
boil uno parm beltrobtte, .paren Die
8ldtter bereitS i60n unb su noller
@r0Be entlpidelt, mdbrenb lie an ben
unteren 3meisen, bie oauernb inn
S9atten blteben, perfiimmerten un6
oiirftig eridienen. adte adtete unpills
fiirlid barauf, ipdbrenb lie bic SGnbe
I'm bas 6enitertreus faltete unb Il, ben
6riiblin9sabeno btnauslrarrte. @ar's
ni9t i'm 2eben eberio? Sab es ni6t
bepor3uste Naturen, bic tbr ganses
OaIein binourd nur ben Sonnenl6ein
fennen lerutery mabreno lnbere prds
beltinirt lparen, i'm S1atten 3u bleis
ben, INNER MIR i'm S6atten? unb mie
bteier unan9enebme @ino bic toSten
gldtter ouf3uit0bern perltebt, bic nod
bier uno % gu Giiben Der Stdmme i'm
@raIe oer6ur9en lie9en uno iie
raI1elno emporrirbelt ipie nerlpeIfte
@rinnerunaen an perflunsene 3eiten.
Sa, uer bic Grinnerung fiir i1nner
bannen f0nntel
9dte lebute bic 9tirn auf bic sefal.
teten 9dnoe. Gie 3dbne idlusen ibr
tpie i'm gdiittelfroIt 3uiamr1en. Ginen
glusenblid fam ibr Der @ebante, bieles
Saus jest ouf Der Stelle unb fir
immer 5u oerlaiien. sic ftrdtete fi9
Dor bem Manne, benz lie ft9 nit 0eib
unb Seele Derfauft battle. Wltt tpel>
dem @edte mar iie bier? @arum
bate iie aud benz Drdnsen ber Gltern
rta6se8ebenp @enn ii8 ibr iett nur
elm Gusmes aus ber entlesli9en Gage
seseist bate, In ber iie it9 befanbi
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,,8um aeufel nit ben wrtIlen an

uuh frti& In bie 3ntunft sei@autA btst & susr ilr
ben, bsr In ber rt4ttsen etimmuus t, iebr sat an,
absr rsr, slei& bsm meIsa@cIti&eu NdnespsiRaeR
BON 9spc4oubrte beieHeu 10 uub an gerbauunss.
i@merSen unb 8liofitdt Ieihet, benz wtrb es f4per,
I'D Der @eeauteu an bteie Ietbtseu @eislen gu ent=
iHlasen. @esen bteie unbcIbe etbt es etn Rittel,
NIT Dem fe au2reiben, mie BITE @maleiiter pcr ben
Maftabdsru ousrtfIen; Sofettsr's Rasenbttters IN
fetn @ame. Wtt Silfe bes 8ttters wtrb Cure Der=
eanuns etne lete unb seiesuete etn; Sbr erbet NIT
Gppettt een, Cure Geber ptrb sebtrs funttioniren.
9ttat nur baS, Sbr t5nnt Gud NIT @emitt8rute gun,
S@laie nteterle8en; tein betlemmenber Druid, tein
Gtffetburm rtrb SUD bednsfisen, tetn SerrSrab fi@
BON 6ieber uub Gdnttelfrp, 0terenIeiben pber keus
matismus, 70 rufet bas BttteTs ju 6ilfc, pbne 90,
germ, unb vtetu 9etb wtrb Gu wiberfabreu.~ Diefes
rpsh9lt@e Stimulan,wtttel brnst Cure 4cnffttutton
i@neuer tn Stimmuns, als irsenb etn onberss Yrds
parat. DrstmsI tdali@ etn WetnaIaa peG.
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ben 1T. pier bIeiben fe. bis He 10
nei9, n,ilo unb iuftig gspDroen fno.
bas He Ieidt BEN Drut bee Singers
na9seben. Damn Fiab lie in ridtiger
Beldaffenbeit fiir ben @ebrau6, fe bes
iiben eias0 rsideu, autegenben @ee
Idmdd uuo bic weide robmartiae
MaHe tuiso bon Dielen adisliebbaberu
febr bod aei66bt.
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6. e ntteI.

Gie trafen etnanber In benz Blumers
laben In ber Drienner @trobe. Serr
nnb Srau bon 6ampenborf batten etnen
Morsenlpa5tereans een,a9t uub tpells
ten nod etuen StrauB friidsr Roien
fur bas @obusimu,er Der iunselt Grau
NIT beimnebTen, ebe ii9 bas @ei1dft
nit 8esinn bes Sonntasssottesbten'
ites i6loB. Dottor Sulba, Der auf benz
@ese sur &linit ipar, ipra9 In Der
Gbiidt Dor, Maiblumetl gum S6mud
Der fOantdsli6en Mittasstafei au be-
itelleu, unb bate 9dte nlitgenommen,
bamit iie feline Gel9madsri9tung
tennen lcrne uuS infttsbin cine Nus.
wabl sll treffen peritebe. Gr tannte
Srau ben aampenborf bon flein auf,
bate lie iuabrenb ibrer idmmtliben
9inberfrantbeiten bebanbelt, unb es
perftanb ii6 baber bon felbft, baB it'd
bic beiben Srauen nit einanber befannt
mahten.
W}infa beira9tete bic 9tnbere nit
lebbaftem Sutereiie. Gdon ollein bas
8ewubtiein bab fie slsid ibr jung
perbeiratbet mar inb fid In ben erlten
Pbalen bes ebeli6en Slides befanb,
ermedte ibre Spmpatbie, bic bur6 elm
lei9tes Gefiibl ber lleberlesenbeit tti6t
perminbert tpurbe, lpeldes barin gip.
felte, bab iie ielblt bod ibon cine ST.
fabruns bon einisen Wlonaten poraus
bate unb ibren gint iiberbaupt 70 iiber
ieben Serslei6 erbaben fanb, bab iie
ollie anberen Srauen nur bemitleiben
tonnte. adtes Gusen rubten ME ee,
bannt auf bieiem iOnnisen iungen @es
i9opf, benz baS Slid uno ber offene
Srobmutb aus benz Geii9te itrablten.
So mar bas erite. Mal, baB iie nit
elmer Bertreterin Der pornebmen Welt
in 8eribruns fam, unb file mubte
nift, mas iie mebr betpunSern iollte,
bie unbefansene gra3iOie gi6erbeit
bes gtuftretenS ooer bic liebensmiirSiae
9er3ltdteit, NIT Der jene ibr, Der I'm,
bebolfenen Gremben. euteesentam.
ssortiebune fplgt.
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s. 5. @eber,
M. 211, 8eit /. geite aIamo Rlaas.
seein gambling uuo saloon.

@emdblteS Eager bor3nsIiter Call.
fornias sWeine, bic birett tn ben Mein.
bergen getauft ipnrbsn. &otb, unA
WeiBmeine, Nneeliea, BORT, 66errn
etc. auftrdge ban auberbalb iuerben
prompt ausgefhbrt. SeIepbon fsr
Stabtfunbe 280.
Sm ga IoDn fiubet mon feiu,
8bisties, Weine, por3ieli@es Bier,
@igarren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-04
Sas Lone STAR yGrlanger" .

9aS bon ber Zone star 8rnueYei
ais 5laidenbier tn ben Warft &C.
brad,te ,,Grlamaer" erfrcnt fitb 50,
nebmenber 8elicbtbeit ais Tamtliens
@etrduf. GS lift Elm traftigeS, ftnre
einsebranteS malsretheS Ster boa
srpkem @Ublseihma6.
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Su Berlin iiarb ber dltefte @ene.
rol Der preuBii6en Nrmee. Der i'm Sabre
1900 geborene SeneraImaior a. ..
BON @6Be.