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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
TWENTY PAGES
INpEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Observation-Disclosures McLaws Camp No.
sos, United Confederate Veterans; Camp
No. 756, Confederate Veterans Association.
Military Orders-Orders No. "a, First
Regiment of Infantry, C. "; Irish Jasper
Greens; Oglethorpe Light Infantry; Ger
man Volunteers; order No. "a. Republican
Blues; Orders No. q, Savannah Volun-
teer Guards; Order No. 16, Georgia Hus-
sars; General Order Chatham Artillery;
Naval Militia, Georgia Volunteers.
Special Notices-Grand Sacred Concert
at Hotel Tybee To-day; Notice to City
Court Jurors; Afternoon Excursion to
TT. Pulaski, Etc, by Steamer Alpha, July
20; Horses, Trucks. Etc, For Sale by Sa-
vannalh Bakery Company; Delicious And
Cool, at Conida's; 40 Per Cent. Discount
on Hammocks at Gardners; Hot Wealth
er, Beckmann's Cafe; Studios Paul Hall
wig of Munich And Mrs. S. c. Hall Of
Baltimore; The Ide Special, The Most
Beautiful Tandem in Savannah, n. D. &
VIM. baltimore; Fine Shirts at Meyere &
Franck's; Notice as to Redemption of all
Coupons of the Mutual Premium Com
pany; Don't Take Your Groceries With
You. Let us Send Them Home. The Sa-
vannah Grocery Company.
Three Won't Make a Crowd-Savannah
Carriage and Wagon Company.
Interesting to the Ladies-Walsh & Mey-
er.
o Let Us Be Capitalization & Bates
To Draw You out These Days-Daniel
Hogan.
Amusements-The Moree Constance
Company. at Yonge's Park Theater.
Beef-Liebig's Extract of Beef.
Reductions Complete Metropolitan
Clothing Company.
Ladies' skirts-Falk Clothing Company
STARTERS at the Big store-B. H. Levy
& Bro.
$40 Is Cheap for Gas Range-Mutual
Gas Light Company.
Midsummer Clearing sale-Leopold Ad-
her
Yes. It Is True-Byck Bros.
Shirt Week-B. II. Levy & Bro.
New and Stylish Wash Goods-At Gut
mans.
Our Motto. Live and Let Live-Eck-
STEMS.
Cool Chunks Of Comfort-At South End
Hotel. Tybee Island.
SO for Columbias, $50 for Hartfords-T
"a. Bryson. Agent
Removal Sale Extraordinary-Gen &
ouint
Medical-Munyon's Nerve cure; Wine OF
Cardui; Hoods Sarsaparilla; Erie Medi-
cal Company; Lydia P.nkham's Vegetable
Compound; Cuticura Remedies; Woman's
Friend; Worlds Dispensary Preparations:
0Iood's sarsaparila; Hobbs sparagus
Liver Pills; Abbo Institute.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
TRADE with Latin America.
From the NashvllIs American Cpeml.

The desire for reciprocity on the part or
the United States has queer way Of man
Testing itself that renders any practical
arrangement impossible. Latin America
lies close TO our doors. It's people buy
millions OF dollars worth OF goods every
year, but they will continue TO buy them
from Europe. where trade relations are
more advantageous. They can't buy from
us because we shut out their goods. and
ships going from our country TO theirs
would have no return cargoes. The Latin
Americans we hope. have enjoyed their
visit 20 the United States, but the tax
OF establishing reciprocal trade relations
they will tell their people when they re-
turn, was an farce
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
CURRENT COMMENT.
ADuty of the Hour.

New York Journal of Commerce Qnd.).
All newspapers and public men ought to
exert themselves to allay international ir-
ritation and discountenance anticipatons
of war. AL men in responsible positions
are doing this; other public men are not
quiet SO prudent, and too many newspapers
tina CINE that it is "newsy" to exaggerate
national irritation. and to speculate on
the probabilities Of war and the nature Of
military and naval operations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

Il r. reported that Secretary Of State
John sherman will retire from the cab.
met in the fan on account Of the condition
OF his health. fn the meantime. the Pres.
ident o. no doubt looking around for an.
other man who can successfully dodge che
Japlneae minister and write saucy notes
40 England
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
The Merchnnts, ArrocIntion.

The Merchants Association of Savannah,
organized on Friday and including the
leading tradesmen of the city, is body
brought into existence for the good of the
community as well as for the benefit of
its members. 1t is a recognized fact that
the merchants are among the most liberal
and public spirited residents of Savannah
They are among the first persons called
upon when there is any enterprise of a
public character on foot, and they never
fail to respond to a call. Indeed, their
sire TO make their responses more enective.
1t viii enable them to work in harmony
and to achieve greater results. For in
stance, in the event of a celebration. the
organization will take hold where other
wise there would have been only individ-
ual efforts, with the outcome that there
will be larger funds available, the funds
will be expended in a systematic manner
under competent management, and better
results will be secured.
AS we understand it, the association is
not hampered by the narrow limits of
certain specified purposes, but is ready to
take hold Of anything for the benefit of
the city which may come within the
legitimate scope of its attention. It's pur-
pose, broadly speaking, is to boom" Sa-
vannah, and bring as many people here as
possible. or course the merchants expect
to profit by doing this, in increased sales
Of their wares. But their enterprise Is
perfectly legitimate. Nobody will grudge
them increased business; they are worthy
OF it. They are in a position to compete
with any other city in the south, II not in
deed with any city in this country without
exception, and they wish people outside Of
the city to know it. The way to acquaint
our friends OF the interior with the fact
is to bring them here. and this is the pur-
pose of the Merchants Association. The
enterprise is commendable, and should
receive cordial support
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

The Winchester Repeating Arms Com.
pany Is one corporation that recognizes
thc value Of its employees. To every fam
joy lu which there was a death as the re-
suit Of the recent extraordinary explosion
in its works o. Sew Haven Conn. % Will
pay 500 without question. il is pretty
safe 20 say that there viii be no danger
OF lawsuits against O. as result Of the
disaster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
From the chicago Times-Herald Qnd).

President Mckinley received the largest
watermelon that the state OF Georgia pro-
duced this year. II he believes in reciproc-
ity now. how about a few plums in return?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

Il is worthy OF note that there has been
nothing like even the expression Of de-
sire on the part Of any sivannahians to
chase that bright wiu-'o-the-wlsp Alaskan
gold. The fever is carrying of many from
other sections TO an ice-bound grave but
eavannahians are content to remain az
home and enjoy The liberal share Of pros
perlty which Is available here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

Rev. T. Dewitt Taimage uses very en-
phatic language IN denounclng as a false.
hood the report that he was dissatisfied
with his Washington church and would
not return 20 %. THAT evil report was
born IN the very malice Of h." he says.
and this as other reports about him. he
concludes, viii only aid In enlargng his
work. II that be true there Is no appar.
ent reason why Dr. ralmage should De
quite 90 angry about IL. provided the en-
iargment Of his work Is an end he de-
slres.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

From the Philadelphia Ledger qnd)

The President need not have been so
much afraid that his big Georgia water
melon would bring him a fresh horde Of
officeseekers. II he had adopted the policy
of treating them as he would the melon
cut them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

There Is no doubt that the Cuban inrur-
gents are stili in the held but about the
only weapons they appear TO b. using nov
are patience ana che rainy season. In the
long run, however. these mny force The
spaniards 10 terms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

BY far the most interesting story that
has appeared with regard to the Alaskan
gold mines recently Is the claim OF w. ].
Arkell New York publisher that he is
the owner Of the whole Klondike gold re-
gion. Mr., Arkell Is now hitting out an ex-
petition 20 go TO Alaska to secure evidence
to back his claim which he will present
to Great Britain and the United States
He Is the man who fitted out the Glave
expedition in 1890 and 1891 at a cost Of Sis.-
CO., and that expedition staked off claim
Of 1900 miles, right in the Klondike region.
According to the usual government Gus
tom. a claimant must spend 500 a year
on a claim In order to hold It, or 500 in
Eve years 10 obtain ownership. As a gov
eminent claim consists OF a space i50 by
100 feet ordinarily. or 225.CoO square feet.
&c Is figured out that MIR. Arkelrs party
possesses. according to his view SIS 900
claims. which would mean an annual ex-
pcndlture OF $50 10000 to hold them. or
500 10000 IN Ave years 70 obtain the patent
right II will be- interesting to note how
MI Arkell will explain that he has COM
Piled with an government requirements.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
STOCKTON HOTEL,

DIRECTLY FACING THE OCEAN.
Unsurpassed for grandeur of propor-
lions and elegance of appointments. one
third of a mile of spacious porch. Suites
with private bath. Booklets and rates on
application. HORACE NJ. CAKE, Prop.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

PINE GROVE COTTAGE, PUREST
dry, mountain air; tennis, dancing pavil-
ion, piano, croquet; 100 feet veranda; sui
phur springs and boating nearby; excel
lent table; accommodate 40; terms, Sc to
50. Address L. E. Woolhiser, Catskill,
Greene county, New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
NOW OPEN.
HOTEL ALEXANDER,

AbhAANOGAAs NJ ".
The hotel is still open for guests We
have $50 feet of porches above and below
for walks in rainy weather. We promise
excellent food and good beds, with good
attention of servants. Rates the lowest
in the country, say $lS per MONTH $3.50
per week. Children and servants half
price. Write for circulars.
R. B. & J. n. VANCE, Proprietors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
TARRYIOWN. ON.HUlSON. N.Y.

New Yorks most charming suburb; 40
minutes from Grand Central Depot; select
family hotel; modern improvements, high
elevation, beautiful view of the Hudson.
shaded lawns, broad piazza. For terms
address MOTT HOUSE, Tarrytown, NY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25
THE SWANNANOA HOTEL,
ASHEVILLE, N. G.

ASHEVILLE, N. G.
The Oldest and most favorabIy known
moderate priced family and transient
hotel in the Carolina mountains. For
weekly and family terms apply to
r. r. RAWLS, Proprietor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

il is not likely that the North Georgia
cracker viii change the color OF his noun
tain juice now that Rucker will be coll
lector Indeed. here has been a sugges-
tion that the kettle and the worm will be
worked over time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

BOARDING. MISS BRIDGES, SALU-
da, ". c.; delightful location: terms rea-
sonable; pleasant rooms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

269-271 WEST ELEVENTH STREET,
New York City; comfortable family house;
superior board; terms very moderate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

The fact that the reports from the tax
receivers Of the state. 80 FAR as they have
been heard from. show largely increased
tax returns in great majority Of In
stances, would make an interesting head
Ink for the report 90 the legislature or
Chairman Blalock.s investigating commit.
Gee. The committee was appointed and
sent out with view 10 stirring things up
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

1.-THE BRISTOL" Is EAST ELEv-
enth street, New York: select family:
hotel established twenty years; superior
table; terms $1.50 per day, with board;
less per week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

NEW YORK; LIGHT, COOL ROOMS
to let, with or without board quiet street;
near cable and IL" roads. 1858 West Fiji
ty-fifth street Reference, Spellman &
O'Brien.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

james r. Kcene. Jay Goulds old Wall
street foe. Is said 70 have made 100000
in the last two months. most OF which
came from transactions IN sugar stock
and particularly az the last moment. when
the adoption OF the conference report ran
q % % high water mark This ls only
one of several fortunes made on the deal
on which the people viii have TO pay the
Interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

NEW YORK, 5 EAST FORTY-FIRST
street; central location; excellent cuisine;
parlor dining-room; summer prices; ref
erences. James M. Ball, 173 Broadway.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
en- @teinfpIpB spohre 0Slen,

benz SieinfDloB tpobre SSllen. Su,
Doniommer Iteigt bus AuedIilber
nicht 1elten Bis LOS grab i'm Ghot=
ten ,lnb tpohenlong bdlt es iid ouf 95
unb nebr 9rob, iD bab bic GtrGflinge
faum 5li atbmen berrnDsert. Sn iebem
Sommer tomrnsn Sane BON Gelbits
morb Dor; Elm MaI BAT ii9 Elm 6trds
benrduber nit ben 3Gbnen bic pulss
abern burbbiHen iinb iidb gu Sobe ges
blutet, bu .r bic furhtbare Sortur
ni9t ldngsr 5u ertrdgen permpAte.
Mber aud IN bieler 9Dle maht fih Der
Ginflub bes @elbes benerfbar. Mer
bic Mitfel ba3n beibt, fann BON benz
Mnnultsfohe Before Speiien be3ieben
pber Iib bic Grlaubnib erfaafen, bic
NGhte unter benz freisn Stmmel Suz
aubrinqen. Da in yuma in elf Mo>
naten fein Sropfen Neg.n fdnt, fann
man reht tppbI ca. $50 NGhte i'm
Sabre unter benz 0immelsaelt fhIa=
fen unb mande @efungene, benen biefe
8srsiinftieuns gu She'll getporben.
MAIDEN bon berfeIben Dbne ltnterbree
dung @ebrauh.
Sn Der @eidihte bes 3u9tbauies
tit nur Elm einaieer SAL peroei4net.
bab bic en1affen ein gomplot aur Niez
bermebelune Der Muffeber unb CUR ge=
tpaltfamen 8efretung aller Strdflinge
negrhmiebet hntfen. ShntfiicbIif1 fpurbe
Elm 8erfud, bas perapeifelte Inter
nebmen ausaufiibren, semadt. unb es
fam gu einem fir1tbaren 8lutbab, in
benz bic @trdflinse i9lieblich unterz
| lusen, nadbem eine Mnaabl Muffeber
unb piele 8erfdnorene ibr 2eben sez
laHen batten. Rp6 beute itebt inner
balb Der umfafunssmauern Elm bOlz
5erner Sduppen, befen Sbiire nidt
fpeniger als AZ &usellD9er aufpeiit,
bic aus ienem Sample berriibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03

iperben. sc ldnser bic Meiben. je
leicbter lit bic Bearbeitung. DER plab
fir Beerenpbit IoIte niht Elm Gam@
inelpunM allen rlDglidhen unfraiitcs
iperben. son 'bus Gan5s ssbeiben lnD
syrsube nnb @enub setDdbren, 10 barf
3nit nnb 2iebe an bieier Qlrbeit nitht
feblen.
Stierepber RaIben.
gs lit re1t unangenehm fir ben
Jarmer. ipenn feline Riibe nur Rubz
fdlber tperfen unb bieIe niht elmer be-
fpnbern Mil1raiIe angebDren; benn
atpeis unb breiidbrige Ralben ober
@tdrfen, tpenn fett semaht, tperben
BON ben 0iebfGufern unb Ghlddtern
nidt 70 gerne sefauft ipie @tiere.
Manhe Garmer bebaupten ipobl, es lei
eben 70 bel @eipinn i'm 5ettmaden Der
Ralben tpie in benz Der Sttere. I'm
iih bieriiber Rlarheit au peri1affen,
itelIte man auf Der @eriuhsitatipn bes
6taatesS Soma cine gleide Mnaabl Ral=
ben unb @tiere in ben MaititalI. sic
| erbielten basielbe 5utter unb tpurben
elf Monate semditet. sic ipurben
bann perfauft unb bic Stiere ergaben
einen Reingetptnn bon "a Dollars.
bic Ralben aber nur 13 Dollars Pro=
| fit. Dieier grnBe unteridieb fam
haupt1dhlth baber, baB bic Rdufer
| fir bic Ralben / Gent tpeniser bas
pfunb be3ablten als fir bic @tiere.
| Ooh aeigte 5ic1 auh BEL Der beiten
aalbe niht iolde 9etpihtsaunabme
als i'm DurdI9nitt BEL ben O95en.
Der @runb, ,ipesbalb fir @tiere bDhere
| prei5e beaablt tperben. tpirb babin ans
geseben, bab Die aeulenz unb Riidens
| Itiide. berfelben. alIo bic ipertbs
polliten Gleii9tbeile - bel ben aalben
bebeutenb lsidter iinb. 6erner iit baa
| Ileiin Der @tiere mebr burdpahfen
nit Jett unb aeiet beim 8erfdneibsn
auf benz Gleiidblod nidt 10 piel 8ers
! lutte. 8eim Mus1dla1ten aeigte fid
penis llnteri9ieb; auf 100 pfunt
@etpiht bes Iebenben Sbieres famen
Bel beibsn unsef6br 81 pfunb ausse=
| fdla9tetes Gleif4. Wdbrenb Der 3ei1
Der Mditung setpannen bic S9fen
2.44 Pfunb; bic Ralben 2.35 Pfunb
l1nten ben &alben tparen einise pers
| fdnitten, aber bieie aeihneten ii9 in
feiner Weiie bor ben anbern &alber
aus. Da ale Sbiere ben Sleiidrafer
angebOrten, Bel benen man cine befers
0erpertbuns bes Suffers in Sleifd
unb 5ett bat. als BEL eetpDbnli4er
Sbieren, 70 aeist bieier 8eriu4. BAT
i'm Jettma9en Der Ralben - 9eifers
- fein 0ortbeil fir ben 5armer lieet
penn er Odien erbalten tann; es fe
benn, bab Der Sleif9er benfelbenprei:
tpie fir Stiere aablt; aber audi banr
iperben bic leBteren INNER ben 8oraut
berbienen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
gDenn penbpthte

Merin rteue mpen b o d teI
fhleht brennen. 70 iparen lie feilht
ober niht geniigent troden. sic fob<
len bann rafh an lnb geben cine triis
Be, rubige 6lamnne, tpeiI ber sgeuhtigz
feitsgebdIt bes Dp1tes bas ra{he Mufs
fteigen bes Seles binbert. Mlan trpdne
bdber ieben nelien Op1t, aah tpenn er
anf9einenb troden lit, auf benz Sfen
nah, bepDr man tim In bic Qampe ein=
aiebt. SIT Der Doht bann einmdl bon
Del burhbrungen. 70 ninlmt er teine
Geudtisfeit ipieber an.
Das billisFe Reini@
gungsmittel fir Sbiiren, Genz
{terrabmen, Geniterbretter ober ale
fonfttgen Oelfarbenanftride 1T Quil=
laparinbentpaHer. Wan bat Bel Der
Wertpenbung besielben gar feline 6eife
n1tbiq, mas un 70 portbeilbafter lit,
ba @eife ftets ben Oelanitrid ansreift.
Man reibt bic @egenitGnbe einfah nit
einem 6lanelldppden ab, ipiilt NIT
reinem Mafer ndh unb trodnet bann
gut nit einem fduberen Su9e ab. Muf
z Bis s Quart WaHer ilirnm fur 10
Gents Auillaparinbe, thue fie in bas
falte WafTer unb lafIe fie "a Gtunben
aieben. Die burhsefeibte Rinbe tann
BON Iparfamen 9ausfrauen bei sez
rinsem 3ufaB bon frifder Rinbe febr
gut nod einmal sebraudt merben.
MpfeIi9au (fiir aranfe).
gu einem Dubenb 1d0ner srober Mepz
fel nimmt man Elm pfunb 3uder (gez
fiebten), 1 unae @elattne, ben Saft
bon a gitronen unb Elm ipents Rum.
Die Mepfel fddlt man, tpdfdt lie fauz
ber, 5ebt lie nit Der Saale elmer gt>
trone unb ein uenis Wafer auf's
| sseuer, foht iie tpeih unb itreiht iie
burd Elm Sieb in cine srobe S9iiHsl.
Man fiigt ben 3uder, ben Saft Der
Gitronen unb bic aufgelDfte @elatine
binau, faldst, Biz es febr peib unb
bid lit, mifht aulebt ein ipenig Num
barunter. flint ben Mpfelfdaum In
cine Sorm unb ldbt ibn auf @is ober
an einem falten Ort erftarren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
Rod cim sN6nbcits=,Vao".

Mit beinabe beansitisenber 9dufis=
feit tauden iebt mebr ober neniger
fonberbare @itelfeits MGb1en { 4fi,
9ortapnt unferer faibionablenDamen=
tpelt auf, unb man fiiblt iih fart an
bic Sage bes alien Hom auf benz Ulps
felpuntt feiner 2urusfudt erinnsrt.
Sir beutf9amerifanii9e Blattsr 1T es
taum nod lDbnenb, bieien IdmmIli=
'4en MobezSrrgdnsen na4sugehen;
bod mag bin unb tpieber Elm 5eipuocrs
auffallenbes 8eifpiel flii9tise :&ripdh=
nllng finben. Oaber iei AUDI Der na9z
itebenben 2iebbaberei elm pldbden ee@
s0nnt.
Gs banbelt ii9 babel um .:inSiI;ne
r1erf90nerune" Der Qlugenbrauen
burb sei9idte 8emaluns bsrie!ben
nit @oIbfarbe! llrIpriinsli9 TT biefe
fpnberbare Sbee in Der trabitionellen
9eimatb bes neutrality-suspicious., i'm
Orient ndmlih, entitanbsn; abcr ipie
10 piele anbere sefdmadpplle uno sez
fdmadloIe ginfdlle, perbrsitete lie fid
bon ba lang5am petter IND beairnt
bereits audi in Der Oamsnipslt unferer
Dftli1en rMriItofratie" Dere5ser;rnen
au finben. Sollte tie iid bnIelhis ftit@
ieben fDnnen, 70 1T natiirlt9 bic 2lnz
iteduns setpifer 8reiie bes sroBitsoz
ttf9en Weftens bur9 bieielbe mr. cine
Hrdae naber 3ett.
@igentlid lit ia audi fir bic Iugenz
brauen Der Mobebamen his iebt pe=
nig aetban tporben, auBer ron Der
Mama Natur ielber. 3elsJentli9
lpurben fie i'm Ginflans nit benz
9auptbaar beller pber buntler aefcrbt,
aber eine ielbititdnbigeHolle bate man
ibnen BEL Der Mnpenbung siinftli9er
ELECTROMAGNETIC Bis jebt 10 gut
pie gar ntht ausetbeilt. ,ScBt aber
ion barin Elm bebeutenber Wanbel einz
treten! Die 2iebbaberinnen Der neusn
importirten Manie 19tpdrnen fpgar
10 einieitis fir bieielbe, BAT, iie bic
2lugen felbit, ben Munb unb Sic 0ez
ii9tsfarbe bariiber borldufis ars Derz
nadldfFsen, reip. sr0btsnfb,iis Der
Natur iiberlaHen, aber Die 2(ngsnbrGIz
en- fDrmlih als ben bDditen SbrOn Der
S1Dnbeit bebanbeln unb nit peinli@
her Sprsfalt f9miiden.
Man follte meinen, fh ne afu=
senbrauen fDnnten gar riht tpeiter
berbollfommnet tperben, cls lie es TON
0aufe aus iinb, unb entf9isoener, als
in iebem anbern punfte tijrperliher
Worsiige. tpdre bier jsbes l,ebr nur
Elm Meniser. 9enau genDn,msn. tprlz
len bic Mnbdngerinnen Der porliegens
ben Manie aud riht etipa perld)i' nerr,
fpnber,t iie tpollen bas GhDne ci!fGls
Tiger MAIDEN. bamit es bic Nufmerf<
fantteit iebes Mitseih0pfes frfori ere
3tpinge. Oaber bas Bemalen nit
@oIbfarbe, bas beibt fpenisitens in
Der Ndbe bes GuBeren Gaumes.
Sinb Nugen unb 9aar Sslber banfel,
10 1T pie Mirtuns cine Inn fo gr0bere
unb 3tDingenbere. Die SADIE il. aber
nibt 70 leiht 3u MAIDEN; Iie raub oIs
Runft erlernt tperben, banlit cie Mds
lerei 5ur Geltuns unb Mnertsnnuag in
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