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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26
MUSIC AT RANDOLPH.
Very Successful Festival-Haydn's Or
atorio, '.rhe Creation To-day

Randolph jan, 15.-nespitc the unfavor-
able weather of Tuesday, the number in
town to attend the third annual musical
festival has continued to increase. The
chorus now numbers nearly loo voices and
Conductor Henri q. Blaisqell Of Concord,
\. H.. expresses himself as unusually well
pleased with the ability and execution cf
its members. The parts are well balanced,
ana with Miss Josephine Page Cf Laconia,
n. H., an experienced and remarkably
successful chorus acCompanst at the
piano, and Beeiles full orchestra of
Keene, \. H., also accompanying the sing
ers can hardly fail to enter into the work
with enthusiasm.
Randolph being the old home OF the
Beed.es, they always receive royal well
come and their presence al,ne would be
satisfactory musical treat for this Sec
ton.
\ largely attended matinee was held
Wednesday at o'clock. There was no
afternoon session of the craded school
Fer the grand concert In the evening
Dubois & Gays hall WAS filed 20 over
flowing and the large aLdicrc2 received
the artists from abroad and the Randolph
sopranos with unusual delight, The
chorus and all the other musicians occu-
pied places on the stage which WAS at
tractively drapod with the national COL
ors and lighted with red, white and blue
lights. \ large number We're present from
out of town, having aV,ilcu themselves
of the special railroad rates offered by the
G. V. r. Il.
Thursday there viii be another matinee
and in the evening iaNdn's grand orato-
rio, The Creation" which the chorus has
been rehearsing three times = day, will
be presented, This is the big day of the
convention and there l. no question but
the seating capacity OF the han will be
taxed to the utmost
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CLOSE CALL.
Freight Car Falls 80 Feet on a Building
And ID IN li-h' 1t.

Bellows Falls, VT, Jan, 25.-John Lyons
and Harry a. Thomas OF North Walpoe
narrowly escaped instant death at the
Boston and Maine railroad yards there
this afternoon. A train of heavy loaded
coal cars were being pushed up the coal
slide and on reaching The top the forward
car was pushed over. the end falling 30
feet, striking the roof of a building used
for repair shop, completely domolshlng
II. Two men were seated in the lower
story when the crash came and before
they could make their escape were pinned
down by the wrockage Both men were
uninjured with the exception of slight
cuts and bruises.
The crcssine naGman, Thomas Lynch
was In tho building but moment before
the accident occurred and the chair that
he had been sitting in was crushed into
fragments by the end of the falling car.
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WEDDING IN NEWPORT.
Col. Berjamin Hinman and Miss Helen
Scwell rown the Contracting Parties

Newport, Vt, Jan. GA brilliant So
cial event was the marriage OF Miss Hell
el Newell Brown, a daughter Of Mrs A.
w. Hrown, to COL benjamin Hinman. a
well known business man and member
Of Gov Smiths staff, at o'clock this
evening. Miss Brown is a well known
and popular singer having loou mem-
Der Of the Priscilla quartettc for several
years. The House was Ircttily decorated
with forms, potted plants and cut flowers
lhe hri0e were a gown Of white satin
and carried "a white roscs The brides
maids were Miss Emma Barnes of New
port and Miss Kate Brigham OF ST.
JohnshulY, the maid of honor being NJ IS
Maude Spraguc Of St Johnsbury The
ushors were Nh Aaron II. Grout OF Der
by and Charles A. Brown, a brother OF
the bride.
The numerous gifts were costly and
beautiful Among those from out Of town
were Col and Mrs. il. $. Haskell and
Miss Spear of Derby Line Mr. w A.
Bates ana th" Misses Bates Of New York
After a short trip TO New York they will
be at home to their many friends at tha
corner OF Main and Second streets, New.
port
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VERMONT SHEEP BREEDERS
Held Their esd Annual Meeting in Mid
dlebury-D Reports.

Mddlehury. Jan. 25.-The Vermont
Mer.no Sheep Breeders association held
their 22d annual meeting at the Adds
House here to-day. There was not very
large attendance ana the members pres
ent did not feel very hopeful over the
outlook for the sheep raising and wool
growing industry in the immediate future.
Vice President G. NJ Remelc of Middle
bury, in the absence Of the president, G.
5. Abel of Orwell, called the meeting to
order at II 10 O'clock. The election of cf-
iicers for the ensuing year followed and
resulted as follows: President, Ira H..
Hamlin of Cornwall; vice presidents, C.
NJ. Remelc of Middlcbury and ii. f. San
ford Of Cornwall: secretary and tIeasur-
cr, Lewis \. Skiff of Middlebury; dircc-
tors, cyrus II. Smith of Townlne, j. r.
Stichnoy of Shoreham. f.. j. Carpenter Of
Addison and A. ]. Field of West Corn
wall; committee on pediGrces. f.. y. Bis
sell of East ShOreham, c. +. Crane of
Rridport and c. A. Chapman of Ferris
burgh
e. y. Rissell thought members should be
compelled to keep private flock record
hooks, as the rules require, and said he
should insist on the rules being complied
with so long as he was on the pedigree
committee.
Hon. John p. Ray of Hemlock Lake, ~
Y. secretary of the New York Standard
Wool Growers Association. was called on
and made a very interesting address. He
from the Dingley bill but our eXpecta-
tions had not been realized.
The salary of the secretary was fixed n t
$500, the same as last year. and after n
one hours session the meeting at l2lj
adjourned sine die.
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SUPREME COURT CASES

Montpelier, Jan. 2j,--Suprome Court
came in ut . o'clock this morning, when
the hearing in the case of Luther Baker
ct al VS.. +, NJ, Sherman ct al. was re-
sumcd and occupied the entire day as each
side was given three hours in which 10
make its argument Attorneys Wilson
and Hall and Burleson appeared =" the
plaintiffs and Rustedt, Lockln and "ounS
for the dt PENDANTS. The plaintiffs petition
for new trial, claiming that an inJus-
tee was done them at the trial IN the
lower court and produced afiidavits of
jurymon to the effect that the charge of
the court was misunderstood by the jury
and thus influenced its decision. As was
stated yesterday the case involves a large
tract of Wild land along the MissisquOi
river. The plaintiffs set forth that they
purchased the tract and that certain
facts were represented to them in re-
gard to the amount of land purchased TO
be true which they now hold were false
and that part of the tract did not lia
where II was represented to be located.
The defendants deny these assertions,
claiming no misrepresentation had been
made to the plaintiffs and also that the
charge in the case made to the Jury in
tho lower court was correct. Five weeks
were consumed in trying this case in the
Franklin County Court and at this time
exhaustive surveys and plans were offer
ed to the court as exhibits.
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II have Just recovered from the second
attack of la grippe this year says Mr.
Jas. \. Jones, publisher Of the Leader.
MeNia. Texas. I'm the latter case | used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and think
with considerable success only being in
bed n little over two days against ten
days for the former attack The second
attack ] am satisfied would have been
equally as bad as the first but for the
use of this remedy as l had to go to bed
in about siA hours after being struck
with It, while In the first case | was able
to attend to business about two days be-
fore getting down." For sale by II. Is.
Stearns q Co.. Druggists.
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one was represented, and that was a
brother in North Adams, who was unable
to come on account of sickness.-Arthur
Miller left town Monday on a business
trip Mrs. Miller has gone to stay with
her sister, whose health is very poor
Harry Clark and wife are keeping house
in AFRO Georges house.-S. H. Buell. went
to Brandon this week on business Mrs.
Emily Clark is slowly improving.
MONKTON RIDGE.
Mrs. Charles w. Nancor, who has been
away for nearly a year. has returned
II. =. Bull and Mable Vane are reported
on the gain.-There will be a chicken pie
supper at the homo Of Mrs. Hattie Skiff,
Wednesday evening, February 1st, for the
benefit of Rev. Alfred Cornell.-F -.
and .R. Il. Tracy have engaged Geo
Bolio to help them on their lumber job
so that they can devote more time to their
fish businesS.-B. w. Bulwcll is out again
after severe attack of the grip.
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Mrs. Eta Wright gave a dinner part,
the 2gnd inst to her brothers and sister
and their families. Every family excep
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26

Thomas Fletcher took select party out
skating Monday night-E l.. IIuostia Is
sick with the grip.-Mrs George Towner
Is still confined 10 her oom,-The ice Is
not strong enough 10 sustain heavy load
on wheels between West Bridport and
Crown Pont--Joseph Reynolds of Port
Henry n. y, was in town Tuesday on
business.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mott Bourne of Fair Haven is visiting
his uncle VIII Yale.-rhe sick all Geem to
be on the gain.--rhe funeral of George
King was held ON Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Rev. a. l., Christie, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church oiliciatcd. The services We're
at that church. a widowed mother in
feeble health, Il brother, Clayton King Of
this place. and "A sister, Mrs. Horace La
qucl survive him Much sympathy is cA-
pressed for the afflicted family and
Mrs. Chase of Rochester visited at Lewis
RussellS last week.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. l.. B. Board
man on Friday at p. m, Feb 3,
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Jay Wooster has been in New York city
visiting his son Robert.-The neck-tie
party at the Congregational church was
well attenGed.-Frank Wooster is stlll
confined to the house.-Mrs. j. N. Warner
of Swanton, who has been in town the
past week closing up the affairs of her
aunt, the late Clara l.. Smith, returned
to Swanton Tuesday.--C. F. Church and
Frank Wooster are each preparing to
build large barns next spring.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wooster on Saturday last.-An
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NEW JERsEY,s CHOICE.

Trenton. y j., Jan. 25.-Thc two branch
es of the LEGISLATURE met in joint session
to-day and the president of the Senate de-
clarod John l<ean elected United states
senator from New Jersey for the term If
5 y years beginning March 4, 1859.
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gor iber so Sabren i@on murbe
Mrs. WtaSloip'S Spotbtng Sprup
BON Mtlipnen bon Nthttern beim Sab
men Der ainber aagewenbet. WirR bu
TN S@lafe bur@ bas S&reteu etuea
&tnbes geHbrt, bas TN 3abnet tf umb
Dor 61mer3en ,reints gDenn 10, laife
fpfort eine Glaf@e bon sMirs. Wtms.
Ions SOOTHING SprupS boleu. Seiu
Wertb iii unbe5ablbar. gs mirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben fpfort 2inberuug ber'
f9affen. DerIabt eu@ barauf, Nthtter,
es III tein 3wetfel barther. gs beili
ODienterp anb 0iarrboe, regalirt ben
Magert unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Wtnbs
aolit, erwei9t ben Gauuten, berbtus
bert gnt3hnbuug unb iidrtt bas sau5e
sDiem. .Nrs. Min8lows 6ootbine
6prupA fhr aabuenbe 3iuber ia anse,
nebm In Gef@mad mub bas aeeept
ffammt bon einem Der beHeu tpeibli@eu
aer3te tn ben Ser. 6taaten. 90 iR Bel
allen Druggilieu tn ber gau3en Melt au
baben. preis Is Gents per 6laf9e,
aauft ni9ts anbere8, ols Wlrs. Minss
Iotua Soothing Sprup.
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epaniens arSktes ReSiirfuts.

Scr. 81. g. 0lipia bon Barcelona,
Spanien, pflest ii6 ben @inter bins
our9 in Iiten, SiiosGarOlina, aui5us
haltea. Sn JOlse idwa9er Nerpeu
lit er on beftisen Sdmer5en int Sinz
terfopfe. 0ur6 ben @ebrau6 BON
6 lestric 8itters, benz sr5Bten
Seilmittel fir 8lut unb @erpen, bas es
in Imerifa 9iebt, tpurbe er balb bon
alien sSdmer5en befreit. @an5 Mme.
rita toeib, baB es 2ebers unb gaierenbe,
idiperoen beilt, oaB es bas 8lut reinist
uno ben Maseu itdrft, iOiuie Die Nerpen
traftiat unb iiberbaupt ieber Mustel unb
iebem Organ i'm &Drper neue Spann,
fraft oerleibt. @er iduad 1T, iid5 ers
mattet fiblt uub an @9mersen leibet.
brau9t es. Se6e Jlal9e miro qora,.
tirt unbfoitet itur so Gents. gBirb
perfauft in Der apOibete bon 8. Salt
eper & Son.
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Gbiutit SsDoetpils,
73S South alamos. ede gamarsO.s .strase.
8eibmaarep. Groceries nmh Gerren,
Mmsfattuuqtn.

@eibes ssmufertes piqus, Darbs fsr $l.0O.
33 Soll brettes sDren@ Dreonhie1, 10 Gs. bro V)S
g, " SoIl breits ,,aamns". d&te Garben, 1S Oaros
gare brsites geblsi9tss tno unsebtei&tes 80.
metie", 20 Daros fnr $l.00.
S9ueres 4smoerpeus, IL uno IA Yarbs fnr 81 90
q Saipns eelitos, Ginabams, in alien Garbtn 70
Dar6s for $l.0O.
9eum.e .etrampfe In braun.u uno idpausn gar
ben, 9|aar fnr 25 Gents.
Bette lntermoars, 6emosu uub locien, 25 esn's'
G4ube 75 Gents, 81 90 nno oufrpdrts
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fann i1 erlt meme &eiiefleioer ablegen2
gu tbuit es tpObl lieber aud erlt. Ilfo
auf Mieoelieben, bier bsi Dir !"
Sic nidte inn gu ilno nerl6mano NIT
Slorence.
&lauilens auBere gBanolung aing
raid BON Staten. Seine llngeoulo
ipu6s nit jsber Minute. gr tuollte
allein iein, mos inn, oem ionit 9llles
au @ebpte itanb. anl ,peni9iten erreid=
bar mar.
9as g8eien Der 2iebe, tpelde i'm urn=
i6lungen bieli, bieie leioeni6aftli6 ibn
llnSitternbe uno llmaiin9elnoe 8lutb
elmer ci ciieriii6tigen, uneridttlibell 2iebe,
sebrte, pb fie fiir @tunben i'm aud be-
gliidte, Oil ieinem Snnern bur9 ben
3mans, tpel6en iie ieiner jeoe Je11el
baIlenoen Natrr aufn6tbiste.
9lls er tpie Elm 9ai6ii6trdumer ba=
mails in Die Qlrme oer i66niten 5rau,
in Die Munbertpelt ibrer Nta6t unb
Giebe aetaumelt mar, als er in pollen
3iigen ben iiiBen &aui6 in it6 einipg,
Den 5nes ni6t miioe tuaro, Tim 5u ipiir=
sen unb gu rei1en, banlals bate ct lein
Safein als bas eliidlidife Der @rbe ges
prieien.
@r lab bieies berrlide Weib su ieinen
6iiben, er lag bas @onnesefiibl ieines
8eiiges in ibren 8liden, uno tpillig
leate iein belaltetes Geipiiien in Die ner=
lansenp aussefredten 0dnoe Der @e=
liebten, mas lie leinsr idua6en @il=
lenstraft abforberte: Das 0erfpre6en,
jene tpeitere 8esiebung gu @reta tbr,
Snes, gu iibertragen.
@on nun an bate lie bic mod itotbs
tpenbigen gerbanbluneen in Glaufiens
Namen sefiibrt. gr lie aoreiiirte Der
&e1tsanlpalt feline S6reiben, an lie
aud bic anfraee, mas in getreff bes
nit Gelb bei6iuerten griefes Gretas gu
gei6eben babe.
slibts st iolle aufbeipabrt bleiben.
Bis man i'm ab5nforoern fdme, ents
f6ieb fie.
9ieie 9nfraee fiel iult in Die 3eit,
mo Snes Die Sernbaltung ibres @atten
bon Der Seinatb tueisli6 nod gu ber-
ldngern tuuBte, inoem lie i'm bon
G6ottlano na6 &airo fiibrte.
Sic Na6ridt BON bes Ginoes SOB
unb @retas 8erl6pinben, tnel9e lie
glei9falls allein erbielt, unb Die fir
ibr Snterelie Elm giinifises greigniB
bebentete, peri9mieg iie, nm hi9t
Glauilens Wlitleio oher gar &eue gu
ertpeden.
Mit 8eharrli6feit i6affte er bamals
an ieiner Gleppatra. 9ie @eliebte mar
iein Mobell. 9lls er fpdter fir iein @e-
mdlbe ,Das tanaenbe Sellabmdbden4
cine SDrfid6ne In iein Ntelier laoen
tpollte, leete eSnes i9er3eno 8ertpab-
runs basegen eill. 9ieier Mioerfprud
f6mei1elte ieiner gitelfeit, aber bic
einitige Marquiie b. Beaurenont tpubte
mobl, tpestalb lie es that.
gs fonnte ibr ni6t einfallen, Der
geitdnbi9feit zines Mannes 3u tralien,
Der ibretuesen f6on einmal eineii Sreus
bru9 begansen bate unb beiien lei6t
entflammte pbantafie iie fannte.
9lls lie i'm 6iefe 3meifel gum erien
Mal fiiblen lieB uno Die gOlOenen Gei-
feln tlirrten, flos Der 9afdii6rauf9
lansiam aber ifetig bapon.
Gamit trat Dem jeBt tauienbfa9 8e=
ueiDeten innlitten allen Guhme5 unb
@lanaes elm graues 8ereansenbeitsbilb
nabe, bor oem er freili6 Die Mugen
f9loB, INN es in Snes' Nrmen au ber=
geiien, bas aber inlwer ndber Dor ibn
trat: bas Bib Der perlafienen Grau,
beg berlaiienen 9inbes.
Gs fiel ibm fDie S6uppen BON ben
gfusen unb iuie Steine auf's 6ers.
tSortiebuns foIat)
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WabmGe @DteI Har,
Of 6onfon . etra6e,
u iaa. Wmtb, 49,. GtGeatbiitmer

Wfan fnbet bier ein poraaeli9ea
@las Bier unferer beimii@en Braue.
reten. Befonbere Mnertennung Der,
bienen bic Wetne. gigarren, Wbislies,
2iqu6re &c. Bor3ttglt@er 6ret
lun1 bes Mnrgen8 unb Na d.
mtttags. Diefe Wirtbf@aft erfreni
RG bes ausse3ei&neten Hufe8 au BEN
angenebmfien &ufentbaltSnrte ber
Stabt su sdbIen.
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Sn Msimar bat bic poIiaeibe.
b6rbe. weI@e fhrjli6 eine @ebentfeier
onldbli9 bes Sobestages 2afale's bers
bot. fsBt aud bic BON ben bortigeu Bee
rtfGaften geplonte G6tbsfeier perbo.
ten, unb 5.Dar aus benz Gruube, neil
etn Seneuier STUDENT. Wameus @run,
walb poraush@tlib cine iocialiiiitGe
&ebe gebalten baben iufrbe.
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seatarrb fanm ntd,t fnrtrt ,pereen

burt Iofale Mpplitationen, ba fie ben Sit
ber 8ranfbeit niGt erretden f0nneu. aas
tarrh lit cine SIuts sber &onftitutions.
&rantteit unb u,u iie 3u beiIeu, itlbt Sbr
innerIid9e 9eifmitfel ne5nien. Sails aa.
tdrrbss2ur trirb etneenonmen unb tpirft BIZ
rett anf bas 8Iut unb bic iMleimiee Obsrs
fd9e. Sau'S 2ntarrhsRur 1T feline Qua d.
faIbers Rebisin. Sic tuurbe felt Sabren bon
e;nen ter beften aer3te bieies eanbes berorbs
net unb lit elm reseImdBiaes Recept. sic
beiteht aus ben beiten betannten 1onica, bers
bunbeu nit ben beften Blutreinigunesmits
teln, bie btrett auf bic S@Iein,oberfd1e tpirs
ten. Die bcafommeue @erbtnbun8 ber aipei
gefanbtbeiIe TT eS, pas fold tpunberboue
8efultate BEL ber SeiIuns bon Ratarrb bers
bcrbrtnst. 9abt @u9 3eusnifie umionit
f1iden.
s. s. gbeneb & Co., 9oleoo, ..
~ 8erfauft BON allen NpDtbetern, rs gts.
f1al's Tamilien Yillen finb bic beiten.
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= Gin ,1ertwarbipes biRoriidss

gin WertmnrDf9e8 1tn0rtt9ea
Namensipiel boq3iebt R9 sssenmdrtig
-fo i6reibt mon aus Weimar un,
ferer @tabt. I'm ben pIab Dor Der
tatbolif9en Qir@e feet 30 lesen, ia es
u6tbig. Elm 9aus nieberaureiben. bas
einem geuiRen 2utber eeb6rt. 2utber
aber iueigert f@, fretmilIig iein 6ans
su bertaufen. 70 BOB bas gnteisnungs,
perfabren gesen ihn eineeleitet uirb.
Der aber, Der ieinem Mmte eemdB bieS
Werfabrea eiuauIeiten bat. III Der
Oberbhraermeifer nit Namen pabf.
Gum Intauf bes Hauies Eat bte bie.
fsee 6aseIoerfi@erunss @eiellI9aft
Union" eineu sr6Beren Beitrae Be-
wiaist. so erleben ipir es. bab. nm
Der tatboIif&en Stride pIab 3u mo.
den, Der papa ben 2utber eTprOpriirt,
unb 3luar NIT 6alfe Der Union.
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Ntd3tercoI(estmm, Surf mmo aeieas.
Aertdlt!

Der berhbmte Whn9ener Straf.
rehss'2ebrer profeKor Or. BON 0ol'
benborff tn Mhuden faete einmal
in elmer feiner gorIeiunsen: ,M. o.
gDas IN etnem befimntten Gall elm
re@tsgelebrteS @iGtereollegium urtbei.
len wirb, uifen i'm Boraus nur
febr Weuige; mas elm @ei6uorenen,
gert&t urtbeilen mirb, ueiB nur Soft; !;
mos aber elm ariessgeridt urtbeilen
mirb, weiB feIbif Der ni@tlA
Sttmmt TN Drepfus Gale auf's
Quar-.
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2,oGeoatmene @e(unofeit.

9altea Sic Sbren &Orpsr burd, bcu
ssleSentliden @ebraud BON Gu:'S Sc.
bsrpillen oollitinbis in SrOnung. eie
resuliren ben Darmfanal uab sr;su9sn
Chm hrdftissu e6rpr.
Ropfidmerasn. Waalaria, @allenlsiOsn,
Sertcpfuns unb dhnlide 9rantbsiten
per0en poIlitdnbis furirt burd
3Mtt'S &eber YiMeit.
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Meatthtes Bros. 5Ietf@er,

go. 5O7 8 fs6onfi n'etraBS
Wur bas pOrsasli6fs &inb'. S9af'
uub S9peiuefen@.
epsaiaIitdt: Sunges 9albEett@.
NlIe Arten DON WurR, 69tnten.
3uuge, S@mala &c.
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1Dus Dorfkino.
sfaman BON Genrg 9artipis.
Gortiesuns)
12. G a piteI.


IL. Gaptfel.
8orinittags mar Die 9ieneridaft eitls
getroffen. Mlit bem SrienterpreBsus,
bon 3onifantinopel fommenb, tuuroe
bas in 0Df= ltnb 2iinitlerfreiien bes
fannte gbepaar Glauiien ertpartef.
Gs mar gar fein @ebeimniB mebr,
DaB Die grbebung bes 3iiniilers in ben
MbelsFanb in naber 9tusfidt fei. 9ie
Greunbe Der ebemalisen Marauiie b.
8eaurempnt betrieben bic S6rberung
bieler Mngelegenbeit nit unermiibli6em
gifer, i'm 0Draus eflt3iidt, bic f96ne
Grau, uel6er Die 2aune ibrer Wabl
ldn8ft ber3ieben mar, tpieber in ben
Wittelpuntt Der Saifon eeitellt su feben.
Nm Barrier plab, nd6ft benz 8rans
benburger 9bor, bate Snes biesmal
cine felbft ibren Mniprii1en geniigenbe
Mohnung nlietben uno einri6ten laifs1.
Inter ben 2inoen, Oeren gaumreiben
buutes 9erbitlaub truset, burd tpeldes
ole Hogenlanlpe1 ibr fliiiiiges glduli1t
goiien, suifden farbenffrablenben
@9aufenfern unb saffenben Menfdetl,
I'M Strome oes rollenben @agenber-
tebrs, elite bic gquipaee, Die Glauiien
un6 ieine Gattin ibrer Mpbnung au-
flbrte, bem Sbore 5u.
Sagesbelle lag I'm geffibiiI oes 6au-
ies,S Dor beifen Muffabrt ber Wagen
NIT unmertlidem gud bielt. Sic sras
nattarbige plafAbefleibung Der Sreps
penjfufen bdmpfte ieben @6all. Snes
i9ritt, nit adrtli9em Blid ibren Mrm
IN ben ibres Soften lesenb, Die Sreppe
enfpor.
s8iii Du miibe, Sans?1
nMh ia.
.Ou baft fdon atpeimaf gegdbnt--"
Sbr berrlt9es profil bob ii9 bon
benz r6tbliden Marmor bes Sreppenz
bauies leudtenb tpie Nlabaifer ab.
ct ld6elie. .Was Gu ni9t Nlles
fiebf! SD m69te Define Gerben baben.
SD babe i'm Gdlafmagen fein 9luqe
authun f6nnef, unb freue mid aui
@uhe.1
renee unb Der QommerSieuer {fonben
an ginaono.
4lauiien lick feinen Montel bpn Der
G6ilter aleiter. Sen idllpar,en
6dlapphut mari er oem 0iener in bie
ousoeiredte SQf1b. Snes behielt ben
fletner Gammethut ouf bem Ropf nur
ben meiBen Sdleier 5dlua lie auriid.
.Qas uns iett bic Wpbnuno oufebeu
bas Meue madt mir INNER gpaB.
Wieoer leafe iie lire 0onS adrtlid
auf ieinen 3rm un6 burdidriift mit m
Inn tinter Gforenees Giihru1a bic Iidbfs
unb aIanaid5immern6en Rdime ihres
neuen 6eirns.
.Oa iff 9ein 3immerln
Tlorenee hattie ben tiirfiSden Nor=
hond Bel Geite oe5GIooen Sin INIT
bornehmffer gradaf ausoeifotteter .foum
lao boz ibnen. Snes oriidfe Gloufiens
g(rm an lire Nrnff
.3ufrieOsu, Sons2 ed uifl's b0ren.
Du nrusf es falIf iooen
Srob bes ldnoloew0bnten qurus
bod iIberraiM, bate &lauiien NIT
fiinEleriider 9efriebigung llmidau ge-
bdlien. .Du biff cine 3auberinl"
Damn fam bic 9aerpenabipannuns aber
stpiefa9 ipieber iiber i'm. gr mubte iid
aipineen, ieiner @atti1 aufmertian,feit
81 i9enien.
Den 3auber tennen mir ia geibe. :
flhferte iie sdrtlid. yWa4 ni9t 10
mtibe Mugeu, Sans., 9omm sluf bas
Mtelier freue id) mid nod mebr.
Msnn's 10 ent3iidenb pdre tuis oas IN
8atrol Msibt 9u nod, ME Su MID
als 6leopatra berausltaftlrtelfI 2Sle
mir geibe ladten2 Ad, mas fur 9tn-
oer tparen mir! Jm nd9iten Sabr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-16

= Garbtmmtb's Uleiftift itf ber
bette In Der Delt. Wan probire ben
"KOH-I-NOOR".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-16

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6dQe pen 9atarrb hirtrt un6 ii pielIei4t bas
essQise pisfiams SeilmittsI tiiy iatarrbalii@s
2etSen. rssl9es estftst; ausin es sibt ir,,nes
ao@ cine urpdbIbsre Rense ron 2euten. bte
H& nit Ratarrb berumsplasen uno 0iIfe bes
bisfen. An bieIs ri9ten pir bic unbssinefe.
GmpiebIuns GS,eesretdr Dblep's. Nesrusna
n wtfeni3aitii6er unb ssiis pFaVlt&er Nesus
NHe Apotbeler pergauien ss,