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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
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more sfTerlng and distress than piles
T4BLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures them quickly, without
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Att. J. Wadsworth.
Small in size and great in results are
DeWitts Little Early Risers, the FAM
GUS little pills that cleanse the liver and
bowels They do not grippe. Peoples Co
IN
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Ne

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Don't let the hand of time paint wrin-
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disease and sickness brings old age
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
DENVER and RIO GsASsE Z, I,
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Two Fast Trains Daily
LEADviLLE, ASPEN, PUEBLO
COLORADO SPRINGS and DENVER.

LEADVlJLE, ASPEN, PUEBL
CoLoRADo SPRINGS and DENVER.
Effective June. l, 1900.
Train No. leaves Salt Lake 2:15 p M
Lehi9 III ANA 80 p m Arrive at Pueblo
2 ;25 p m. Colorado Springs 10 80 m
Denver 8 40 m 2:25 p. m.
Train No. leaves Salt Lake s:e5 y
m Lehi s 40 p m Arrive Pueblo b22
p m Colorado Springs 6 40 p m Denver
9:l5 p. IN.
Connections made at Puhelo, Colora
do Springs and Denver with all lines
East. Elegant dining car, day coache
chair cars and Pullman sleepers on all
trains. Take the d & RIG and have
comfortable trip and enjoy the fnesi
scenery on the continent
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Pa A. General Agent
II. NJ. Cushing
Trav. Passenger Agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
Time and Distance Annihilated.

In keeping with its past unapproach-
able record, Union Pacific railroad. the
Great Overland Route, will, on Oct
18th, place in service an entirely new,
strictly first-class limited Trail to be
known by the old familiar name Of
THE Overland Limited" This, In
addition to the present excellent
schedule, which will be continued.
The New Overland Limited will leave
Salt Lake City daily at ll:4o a. M
Ogden, is p. m. arrive in Denver at
0 a. M, Omaha, 7;l5 p. IN. aud Chi
cago, 8 80 a. N in ample time for all
eastern connections 10 New York,
Boston, Washington, etc, and be the
most Handsomely equipped and fastest
train ever given to the Western people.
As usual, there will be no change Of
cars to Denver, Omaha and Chicago,
and only one change to principal
eastern cities. Further particulars al
Company's Office. "Old Stand" POI
Main Street, Salt Loke City
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
w. II. FIRTH
Gen'l Agent. Denver
Something TO Read

"Choir Invisible, "Folks from Dixi,
'Snci,l Lie IN Old Virginir", "Witn
tessini-i M SPAIN, Joseph jefferson
at Home, David Harrum", "A Days
Work., and a hundred others, al
found in the luxurious Library Car OF
the Overland Limited OF the Union
Pacific. provided gratis for the enter
tainment OF our friends and patrons
Address II. NJ. Clay General Agent
Salt Lake City.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19

NJ coats no more than via inferior routes
and the traveller is assured pleasant
trip.
REMEMBER we are the SHORT
LINE between OMAHA and CHICAGO
ard our service is unequalled.
II you are contemplating trip east
write OF call for further information.
maps, time tables, etc.
l.. L DowsINe, Commercial Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah q.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-19
New through Pullman Service TO
ST. Louis.
Trav. Passenger Agent.

St. Louis.
On June goth the Great Rock Island
Route inaugurated through Pullman
Sleeper from Denver to st. Louis vi
the Missouri Pacific R'y from Kansa
City. The car will leave Denver dali.
at 9 :35 p. m. on the Colorado FLYER
arriving in st. Louis 6:l5 ,. m. tn
next day.. One hour and forty minute
faster from Denver to ST. Louis thai
any other through car line. Excellen
connections FROM Pueblo end Co'orad,
Springs The cars are broad yes, bule
OF the latest pattern and most luxurious
type. Advantages in patronzng this
service will be: The quickest time to
St LOUIS, no change ri cars, absolute
coUhfort. The best Dining Car sccvi'
in the world. For iull informant"
write
w. II. FIRTH
Gen'l Agent, Denver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

nacity. But in the main she holds herself well
in hand, and her talk-it is all her talk, no MISTER
who is speaking-often sparIles with Intelligence
and satire. How amusing the book is may he
judged when say that it contains many
passages like the following; Artists and poets
are like stars-they belong to no land. A strictly
national painter or a strictly national poet is
bound to be paroChial--a kind of village pump.
And you may write inscriptions all him
and build monuments above him. but he remains
a pump by local spring" If the strinSinS to-
gether of this sort of thing made literature
Robert Orange" would be literature. Unfortu-
nately Mrs. Craigies ideas have away with
her and the principles of art which should be
recognized in a work of fiction go by the board.
We note the fact with the deepest regret, for she
is one of the rare authors who really know how
to write whose pages even when most ill-ad-
Vised, have distinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
ANOTHER DICKENs NV TO BE SOLD.

From The London Chronicle.
The Golden Cross Hotel. Char.nE Cross, is to
come under the hammer at the Mart this month
1t was, coaching house. known The Bail
the Mouth of the West" and from hosiery
with siGnpGSt and water trough outside has
become Il hotel with SiXty-fiVc bedrooms. ON
May II, 1927, Mr. Pjckwick and friends com
menced their travels the Rochester coach
from the Golden Cross, and here it was that the
pugnacious cahman SPARED away like clock
work" at the PckWickians. who were rescued
by Mr.. Jingle. The coach left under an arch
in those days hence Mr.. JinGle's reference to
the Five children InOther-tau lady eating
sandwiches forgot the arch-crash-knOck-
children look TOuud-mother's head off-sand-
wch in her hand-no mouth to put it in-head of
family Off-shOCkins-shu
Vt a faVorIte house of Dickens who intro
dUces it into David CopperfieId" David's ar
rival is described in Chapter XIX Mr. Pees.otty
also visited David there and the meeting is
described in Chapter NJ The arch was a6ol-
ished in 1891, and few years ago extensive
alterations were carried out at the present build
ing, which is little to the east Of the original
Golden Cross Inn of Dickens
Another hosiery that is equally famous in
America with the Golden Cross will shortly
come into the market-the Bell at Edmonton
which stands at the corner of Cilptn-ave. Cow
per's description of John GiIpin's ride and the
Bell at Edmonton" is known to every one
Charles Lamb always took his friends to the
Bell during the latter part Of his life. which
was spent at Edmonton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
L"RD R4ND0LPH CHCRcHyLrS l5rr
rom Tie London Athenaum.

from Tie London Athen:t,um
w, we notice that the rumor is revived ,,,,4
WimStoh churchill IS writing a biogranh, "a Al
etti IA churchill We believe that when ~
IIai,a,; vas ildde two years ago it was az,
Pidlheu ny the family, and especially NV ~
p"d5tr duchess Of Marlborough fATr U1instn
T l' cnIl grandmother. that the papers nf
SION 'hurchllIs possession, and that he Uoi,I5
not hot De assisted by their being placed in his
IaIdS. IT is possible, however that deaths i'm
Hed what vas at that time the opinion II the
MarIpDroush tamiiy-that the time had not vet
come Tor writing the biography of Lord Ran
eo4pn ChurchIlL 1t would. of course be well
within Mr.. Winston Churchilrs powers to write
an admirable monograph on his father which
would not profess TO be a fun biography"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

In "Quissante" Anthony Hope is reported to
have turned from the romantic novel to the
treatment of English political and social life.
for which ne showed a fondHess early in his
career The book will probably appear next
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

Mr.. Give Holland is writing a sequel to- the
novel which first brought him prominently be
fore the public, My Japanese Wife"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
LITERARY NOTES.

The new novel by Mr.. Henry James promised
for the autumn bears the characteristic title of
The Soft Side"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

Mr.. Jack London whose stories in the peTIou-
icas began to attract attention a Few months
ago. born in San Francisco about twenty
four years ago, and he has seen a good uesii
of adventure, both on sea and on land among
other enterprises he has engaged in Arctic ex-
pIoratiOn. His name, by the way, Is not a
pseud0nym, as many readers have supposed IL
to be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

General Baden Powell has arranged TO puOilsh
in England a volume Of stories first printed IN
THE Badrninton Magazine to be called sport
in War" r. II. Russell will publish II at once
in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

Sir Walter Besant calls his new novel soon 70
appear in this country and England Inc
Fourth Generation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

lately by certain writers that Trollope Is aDDu
10 have =, ..reyiyaI" We may refer the reader.
aprOpos of this to the quotations IN ahOthGI
column from a chapter of recOllections or IIol-
IOpe just contributed to The LoHd0neI ny w
Walter Herries Pollock who knew TrOilope we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

''Fhe Bath Comedy seems to be having
steadily increasing success. 1t suffered at first
from Misrepresentation on the part of many
booksellers, who supposed il to be a piay-ln
other words, an unnarketabe commodity
The publishers Of MI. Cutcliffe Hyue's forth
coming novel. THE Filibusters' explain that
1t is said to be in the authors best slap-dash
style This reference sufficiently reveals the
literary pretensons of the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

The announcement that Philadelphia firm is
10 bring out an edition of Anthony TrolIope's
y orks gives support TO the opinion advanced
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-11
G adl fiinf1etn sSabren.

sd fu6ls mid jsBt pobler, ols in
ben leBtsn 5e6n Sabren."
Dies 1T Die 9emertung bes 9errn
Sofepb S. Cline, bon 8eiitsrstopn, bic
er Dor einigsn 5agen auf cine 0iesbez
5iiglibe 5rage einem Saturday Rez
pietp Exporter ma6te. 8or einigen
Mpnaten mar 9err @lins fat eine
pbpliI9e Huine. Seit FiinT5ebn Sab
rem, ieit ieiner 8naben3eit, batte er an
einem piberli6en 4usflufe oss red)z
ten Sbrs gelitten, Der i'm ni4t nur
tau6 mu6te, fonOern ou4 feline aagez
meine 9eiunbbeit 10 beeintrG3tigte,
oaB er idpermiitbig uno lebensii6erz
briiIiig gleiagiiltig unO fir 9eiddfte
unfdbig puroe. Gin prattii4er 2lr3t
Bate ibn srfolslos be6anoelt. Sbatz
iGdli4 DsrI9limmerte ii4 iein Qeioen
tpGbrenb elmer Is mondtli9en 9ez
9anblung BON Seiten eines eminentsn
9lr5ies. unb feline leBte 9offnung uuf
9eIunoheit i9pan0. SIN pergdnge>
nen DECEMBER las er in elmer. 3eitung
ben 9eri6t ii6er cine 6silung Ssiten5
bes DR.. 9artleb, Nr. 81 NorbSPacaz
itraBe. bes Sps5ialiitsn fir S6r, Nuie
unD 9als, an 9rn. G6a5. 90. Supp,
bem OrudsreihsI iBsr an 9alSmoreItr.;
Der 5aa mar nit feinem eigenen 2eiz
ben ibentiI6. usbsr pas HeIultdt in
3psifel, enti9loB T6 9r. Gline, Or.
9ortlep gu beiu6en. Gr that oies uno
Itellte Ii6 i'm pergangsnen Sunuar uuz
ter feline 9sbanblung. Die Golge
tpirb in Der, Gingangs 0ieies Qrtifels
dngeFii6rien, 9emertung sr3Gblt. Der
2lusfluB 1T boGitdnbig gebeilt unb oas
9eb0r poafdnbig hsrgsitsat porbsn.
5r. gline bat S!Grfe unb aDrperfiiQe
auruder6alten unb 1T bsute Elm Bib
Der @sIunb6eit. Or. 9artleD 6idgz
noIirte ben SaG unb funb ods 2eiben.
5unf 9olbpen, oDer GRpd4is puroen
erfolgrsi6 aug Dem Snnern Oes Obrss
entfernt uno Die Sur mar erre6t. Die
8tbanblung Fat Dem 0eSbsnosn neus
2e6ensfraTt psrlisNn uno er fdgt, oaB
er 3e6nFaGe Soften ri4t 9eI6sut BADEN
piiroe, oenn er fub.l, Dab Oas 2e6sa
pert6 1T, 81 le6en. Baltimore Saz
turbap Rsniesn l61-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-11

ruben 6etriFFt, in piplomatiI4eB
S6peigen. Sollte Der 9eIanotsWus
Sing Sang OertruuIi4e 9eri4te
ii6er bic Situation er6aiten BADEN, 10
bdlt er lie ior9Tdltig gebeim uno gie6t
li6 Den NnFdein, ol5 Oh er ii6er Die
3eitungsmelbungen gang erItaunt lei.
90 iiberraIhte i'm 3, .. beute MOrz
gen Die Wleloung, oaB bic r9orer"
100000 Mann fart Teien, anfdeis
neno auFs 90dfe, d6er er lieB ou3
tein Dement, erfoIgen. Seoe gteIz
6ung, pelde Der 9eIanOtI6uft gez
bra9t miro, piro baIelbIt nit gro4
bsm Snterefe auFgenommsn, u6er ala
Gntgelt 9eben bic 3opftra9enbsn Die
plomaten nur Den ltereotppen Be-
Ifeio: yWir tpifen ni6ts, mir buben
gar teine Na6ri6t erbuItal."
Uncle Sam's nGmer9encpz"
9e1 d IN a Der.
Netpport q IN 8, 3d., 10."Su4
nj. = Die 5hla4t1djTIe rMaha>
duTett5" unb oSnDianu" lino BON
B6ilaoelpbia bier dngetommen uno
in Der NGbe bss MiopIegrunps2eu6tz
tburmes Dor Inter gegungen. Die
So6.enI6iffer rMarceLlus" unO .2e6u=
non" perTorgten lie lpFort nit Goblen.
Sic perbsn i'm 9an5en ie 1000 Som
nen Spblen er6alten. Die &oblens
idiffe tpsrOen nah gforfolf 5uriidgsz
6en, I'm i6re 2dbung gu erneuern. 9lm
9ienIiag perben bic bier S6iFfe uno
piellei6t audi ba5 neue S6lu9tI9ifF
uSsntudp", bas bor etlem Wtonat in
0ienit geieqt purDe, na6 glepport,
u. s, fa6ren, um Ii1 ben breiS9iFz
fen Iomiral 6arqubar's, Ser ngtstps
Yort," n8earIarge" uno y3eraB" anz
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fire lebte Pro6eTabrt auI bober See
gu MAIDEN, a6er tpabri6einli6 pirb
oubon Q6Itano 9enommen perben,
tpenn Oas 8erii6t, oem3ufol9e bas
8eFdpaber am Mittpo6 na9 @iz
braItar in See 9e4en ioG, ii4 beIidz
tiat.
Die amsrtfantI8en MtIs
tDndre.
. 6tldb bia, 10. SUM-. -
Sier tongte gei!ern 5u TpGter Stunbe
pteyia6rtft an, baB DerI6iebene amez
ritaniIbe W2if;ondre, um beren Siz
terbeit ernite 8eiorgnjfe 9e6eqt purz
Den, pobl uglD munter Iino. Rep.0r.
@OparO 9. 9oOge er6ielt cine iol6e
telegrap9iF6e g}a4ri6t bon ieinem
Sobne, Reb. Or. Gourtlono Ban
&en1elduer 6obge, aus Pao Sing
5u, uno Qebnlife5 fa6e!ten bic Com
gregatiOnaliIten WiTTondre BON Dem
ndmliden Srte. Die 9re5bbterianerz
Mf;ons : @eIeQT6aFt BON NetpzNorf
9at ba9sgen bic omin0Ee 9epeI9e
Rod Gjefabr" er6aiten.
R g o'5 s Goflegeberurt6eilt.
Paris, 10. Sum-. - SoIep6 8aus
mann, Elm Gousgs uno 2dnosmann
gi9O's, bss nberii6mten" 3igeuners
8atten Clara Waro's, 1T unter Der
2lntlage, @GIte in 5oteis 6eraubt gu
BADEN, pro3siIirt unb geitern gu fiinf
Sa6ren 3uft6au8 perurtbeilt pprben.
@r gsh0rte Dem 3igeuner GOn5ertz
Corps an, ge9en peIdRs oaS Pubiitum
nun um 10 m;Btraujider pirb. Gs fiel
I9on fri6er auf, buB 6ei ben 8roB=
oie6fGblen in Den 9otels, 6ei Oenen
6uFein 96amil. 2s6d unO Scr3, 9az
ron Springer's Sstrstdr, bic Spfer
paren, 8aumann itets i'm betreFfenoen
Sotel geieben poroen mar. gteuli4
tpurbe sr mitten in Der Sbot ertappt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-11
@o8ncr'8
gier wfrbsn in bif(fr Wod)s wabre
Wunorr in pr,ug auf Sdnitts
unb Manufa fakturwaaren

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81 (fben (fin!
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baft erfaunli6 iein!
eeiSenituff q ttr aftipncn.
Wir brinesn 6eute Morgen unIeren
geiammten 9orrdtb bon Sommerz
SelDe gu unsefdbr Der 6Glfte Ser re-
9uldren Yrei1e gum 0erfauF. D;eIef=
ben beftsben aus plihs @orOs, WaI6=
leioe GOros, grenaoine uno Spiben
seitreiftsr inbiI I6er Seibe, iopie os=
orudIer SeiOe unb Surubs uno Souz
laros bpber QuulitGt. Die fo.oenben
Wdaren tperoen ii6 auf ben Bargain
5tihen i'm 5liigel fir Seio:nitoffe BE-
finben:
$50 IStiits 9DOnsr gefdrbte inoi6e rSeibe, in Dem
neublauen6ar6tn NIT meBcn Gigurtn uuO 9Olta
spots; pro garO 37c.
s. Stide bpere 6orOdo 9Ba3itioc, in alien neusa
eeitreiitcn @OmbinatiOnen garautirt etts 5arbtu;
pro g)arO SOC.
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1poren Die tonanotberocH seiOsntOfie Der eaiion;
pro 0aro soc.
125 Stiite 6ouIarOs bober Gualitdt, 81 Sol brett
nit btautm braunem, lobfarbiscm, Gcruz uno
i6nar3en llntsrsruno unO 4untten uno 6ieuren;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-11

na9 i6ren 5armsn 5uriid, luiiea @ls
Sbre gr0Ben @ei6uBe in tbrsn YoIi@
tionen uno srlpartsn Sic bic GntT6etz
oung bes Sberit : gommanoirenosn
Spro Hpberts."
got6a sripiberte, er !perbe ni9t
berfeblen. oieIsn eigent9Im!i6en @orz
ichlag Isinen sruppen mit5ut6silen.
Buffer sing barauf auf ben i6m bon
gotba uneetraesnen breitGgigen @afz
FenitiGltan Elm, tpeldsr am 6. Sum-
nit 5agssgrauen gu gnoe ging. Die
9epsl9e fOlssrt Daraus, odB mid.
Buffer. Tonoern Spiba es galpelen.
tpel6er um Den @afFeEitilitano na4z
geIu6t.
Die 0epeI6e tbsilt gum @6IuB
nit, oaB bic goeren % @eFdiibe in
geoefter Steliung BADEN. beren @ntz
fernung faum m0glidb lei, uno paB
Cen 8oeren nur nod cine ein5ige Riidz
5ugslinie, Der @sg na6 2posn6urg,
ofFen Ftebe.
Plus ben in5tpii6sn bon 8uller e;rpz
getroffenen 0epeTfpn, 3. 9. aus Der
OspeI6e pom 6rsitass N6eno, mel
6e iber bic @isoerer0Ffnung Der
STANDARDIZATION Geitsns oes 8uller'z
fden GorpszGOmmanOanten 9sneroi
9ilo1aro beri6tet, gebt 70 btel 6erbor,
baB Der WafFenItinitonb, Der t6dtiG6z
li6 e;ngetreten mar, gu teiner llebsrz
gaze geFiibrt fat. Naa Den lebten
8eri9ten to6t jebt 5piT6en Buffer u.
8Ot6a Elm beFtigsS QrtileriegeFe9t.
parlamsnts Mitgliebsr
i'm Nrmeebienite.
2onbon, 10. Suni. = Cine berz
DFFentli9ts ueberTi6t iiber Die 5hdtigz
teit bes britiT9en Yarlaments in bic
Ter SeiIion conitutirt, oab 36 WlItz
glieoer oss SberbauSss uno % Mttz
9lieoer bes ltnter9auIes CUR 3eit in
SiioaFrita Seeresoienit tie leiIten.
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Ra9ri9ten aus Der 8apfapt 6eIaz
gen, bort bsrrI9e Die Meinung bor.
Der @orratb Der 8persn an Mun!tion
unb 2ebsnsmitteln psrbe ni9t aus
rei9sn, um i6nen bic 5ortIebung beS
&rieae5 i'm 2pben6urger 9iitrtfte
lGnger, ols bD9ltens a9t @o9en gu
erm0gli6en. 9lu9 eripartet man in
Der Sapitabt, oab bic 8afTern ben
9oeren bisl gu f4afTen MAIDEN perz
ben.
8uller's 9prrIden.
2onopn, 10. SUM. - Oas
8riegsmintfertum fat frlgenbe De-
peI6e bonn General Sir Hebber5 8ulz
Ter erbulten:
n5auptqudrtier in g1atal, TO- .Suni.
- Wir ma6ten geItern Salt, I'm unz
Teren @a9entrain Den paB binauf gu
T6uffen. tpeldsr iebr tei( 1T. Sd
Finos. oaB Der 5eino etipa 1000
Mann fart mar. @r muB Iebr entz
mutbist eepeSsn Iein. ba er feline fe6r
Ttarte mo forgfdltig por6ereitets
Stequng nidt ldnger behauptete. Die
goeren linb ettpa 26 Msilen in norb=
lpsitli4er gai4tung auriidgeipi9en.
Sd finbe, baB unIer gerluit GROCER
1T, als i6 glau6te. gr bsitebt aug
5tpei S0oten unb IA 9erpunbeten,
einl4liebli4 zines Sffi3iers."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-11
& inc neue 8 6saterzM tra f.
ttpn in Bdris.

Paris. 10. Suni. - paris lit
INN elne nellie Qttrattion rei6er! SaSeber
5rembe, tpsl9er pariS 6eIu6t, lit 9sz
nib in Die Spelunten gefi6rt tpproen,
mo- alte 8alseren1Strdflinge, nit Ell
isrnen augefn an ben 5uBen, ais 9sGz
ner fungiren. ooer in anbers, no man
i'm Dur4 bic MpIterisn pes Sobes in
bic 90lle pbsr in ben 5immel - ie
nadbsm - geldngen lGBt, aber bas
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iiberboten: IS piro oemnG6it bier in
einem 5ingeltangslzS6sater pss 4usz
itelun9s3abons Elm Stiif auFgefii6rt
perpen, beKen Spe5ialitdt es 1T. baB
bic 8erfai1er, ober bsfer 8erfaierins
nen apei YariIsrinnen finb, pel9.
psgen Moroperiu6es msbrers Sabre
i'm 3udthaus seIeiisn BADEN. Die Gins
mar friibsr S6auIpislerin unb bate
cine 3ibalin mittsli It elmer in einen
puobins esItsdten Ststnabsl in bas
F60nere Senieit bsf0rbern polIen.
Die 9lnosre 6atts ben 8srIu9 gsmd6t,
It6 ibres 9dtten bur9 Strp6nin gu
entlsbigen, unb perIu4te ii4 nah Der
gntoedung nit elmer 9utnabsl gu er=
bol6en. Die beiben Oamen lernten
| iih i'm ct. 2a5urez@sfdngniB fenHen,
inOem tie it4 als 3suenzNd66arinnen
bur6 Die io9enannte Yo6 Met6obe
unter6ielien. 0as S6sateritiid snt6Glt
natiirli6 8iele5 aus Dem 2sben Der
beioen intereFanten Qutorinnen.
Oro of9fenfutT8e @trifs
in 9aris.
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8ensralzStrife Der 0roI6tenfutider,
tpelder bor sini9er 3eit begann. a6er
untsr6rp6sn purbe, um bic Wsltausz
itsGung ni4t gu i4dOigen, ioq iebt
oufs g}eue Beginner. oa bic Qrbeiigez
Der, pel6e ben Gut1fern bamuls Die
f60nlten 8eripre6ungen ma9tsn, i1r
0ort ouFs S4mdblidIte es6roaen
ba'ben. 'Sn Der r9ourfe ou 3rabuil,
Osm 9auplquartier Der Barrier IrbeIz
ter SrganiiutiOnsn. fano gsTtern
frub cine Mahen49eriommlung Oes
grDBten Sbeiles Der bsi Der Som
pagnie @snerale" befGdftigten Sutz
Ider itatt, pel6e beI9loFen, bic Or
belt niebsr5ulegen. Biz isbe ibrsr 5orz
osrunesn bstpillist iein pirb.
Die 8uti6sr Der anoeren @ompdgz
MEN, tp%l6e ibre gerTprs6ungen gez
bolten 6obsrl, tperben bic Striter fir
bic 0ouer bes 2lus itanbss ftndn5iea
unteritiisen.
Srdnspaal duf Der Weltz
aug tel lung.
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tpurbe bic SransDaalzQbtRilung Der
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esg obne Gang unb Slang. Die grOFfz
nung bisiss Wsltausitslunsst9eiles
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