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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12

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Mrs George Eoseis at, home again.
Henry DinwooF has one 60 cali
Mrs Baum left For Denver wednes-
Mrs J F. Bamberger has returned.
Mrs James w Nelu has returned
rom NeW IorN.
Mrs Charles FIaeld entertained yes
Mrs w. adams IS at home at Isl
Seventh East street
little guests last week
Miss Margaret Robertson has gone to
Chlesso to study music
Ms Jules "a Barthe left Tuesday
mr.. and Mrs. Enamel Kahn viii re-
turn today from c~alif9rnia
10 chicago to visit relatives
A reeeption is to be given by Mrs.
a d, Tarbet next Wednesday
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Mrs Emery Holmes gave a box party
at the Theatre Thursday hight
DR. and Mrs. George r.. 0delI leave.
today for their home N Butte
. -
ar and Mrs CHARLES wITkes have
returned from their wedding tour.
Mrs. Alma Katz an6 Miss Josephine
"a return from california today
Mrs. Ledyard n. BAILEY win spend the
Mrs. Z. F.. Grant pf ogden is the
guess Of her sister Wrs George SNOW.
2 eellgltfui visit wld5 friends h seat
and Louis schoppe WiH take plcce on
Mrs G ". Carleton Of wyoming ex-
Reels shortly TO return. 70 salt Lake
Mrs. A. n. afcKayIeft last Tuesday
70 spend the summer il Whitby. on
tario-
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Mr. and Mrs Arthpr Murphy are at
horse 70 t3eir friends at ~ South west
Mrs A., IT, Tatbet ehtertained a Few
friends az sfxt three Thursday
evening
Mrs g j. Baum was the guest Of
honor ~ several dinner parties during
TIE marrisgs 81 Miss Winnie sPragne
Among the weddings Of The week was
That IF Mrs. h Dean Knappen and r.
Air and Mrs James Jennings VIII
tour Of Eur0pe
Major and Mrs Breeder are settled
Ia heir new home On hishth East and
The Athletic Association OF the Unf-
versity % Utah gaNe q danee at Chris
tensens Friqsy night
Miss Cello sharp has returned from
sauthern G~alifornia where She spent
the past eignt months
Tbomss Marioneapx and daugh
Ter were guests Of Mrs. g.. w. Snow
Friday and Saturday.
Company II First infantry. n G. ~.
VIII give a grand military BAH At Chris
tensenss FRIDAY May II.
The marriage ~ Miss Effte Rove and
Mr.. Waiter Es Macdisou win Jake place
on tie 2tsto Of THIS mouth
The whist cub was sntertainea att
rye home Of Miss Claudia Morris Tues
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12

usual game was put aside and the at
ternOon spent in sewing.
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The marriage of Miss Ada smith
ana Mr.. Fred Taylor of the Tribune
wiz take place this month
One Of the prettest weddings OF the
week was that of Miss Jennetta Rtch-
ards and Alfred O.. Whitnore.
Mrs. William Igleheart has returned
from California where she spent the
past six weeks most pleasantly.
o .
The 7. @. NJ club win hold it's next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
II Hnnnr of Gnssts

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Fabian enter
tanned at dinner at the Alta club Tues
day evening. complimentary to- Mr. and.
Mrs. Hastings of Kansas city The
table was laid In the white and gold.
dining room and was effectively ar
ranged with sweet peas and mignon-
cite. Besides the guests OF honor there
We're present Mrs. JunglC and mr..
Wolfe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Hosiery Lower
Priced.

Women's fancy stockings, in blue
and red stripes "a white polka
dots on blue and red grounds, also
kinds with white stitching around
ankles for low cut shoes; all sizes
handsome and sell regularly for
CSC a pair, this week-5Oe-
Children's fine ribbed black cotton
hose, fine gauge, in sizes 5 TO g,
regularly priced 40c, soc and soc.
now 25c, S5c and@5c.
Women's OUTSIDE black Isle thread
stockings, with white feet, SOC
regular, reduced to-37c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Utopia Club.

Utopia club met with AIRS william Me-
Dermott at her beautiful home. 5sf
Ea=t First South street. A-deiightiul
afternoon was spent at siXty-three.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j. Hough-
ton. Mrs. a. III. Tarbet and Mrs Farkr
err The next meeting VIII he ct the
residence VI Mrs. j. j Moran. 164
south First West street, wednesday,
the 22d INST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
FIaborate suuper.

The members of the TrOusseau club
gave an elaborate supper wednesday,
evening. as n farewell to one of its
members, Miss Louise OdeiL whose
marriage occurred the evening follow
ing The table was beautifully decor
ated. The meru was delicious and nu-
merOus tOast5 We're given.
Present were Miss OdeIl, Miss Hamp-
ton, Miss Bird. Miss Hattie Jennings,
the Misses Howat. Miss Weston, Miss
Louise Richards and Miss Sibyl AndeF-
son.
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opal Cub.
The officers recently elected TO serve
the Opal club during the next six
months are: President G. T.. Berry;
sscretafy and treasurer, H s. Ander-
son; executive Committee DIR y M
keysor, a. w Smith A. III. Mess. The
club has held its last social for the
present. and hereafter until next FAN
an q affairs viii consist OF wheel
runs, outings ana now and then an
excursion TO some neiehb0rinr rifxr A
stIaWberry run, followed by a lawn
party, IS h first scheduled form of
entertainment. Some time during the
early part OF June the club contem-
9lales an excursion to Ogden canyon.
The officers are planning several ofbar
events of a different nature that also.
give promise Of much enjoyment to
club members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Knit Underwear
Reductions.

Women's Isle thread vests, daintiIy
lace trimmed, low neck and sleeve
less, this week reduced srOm SL.OO
to-75c.
Women's white slk-lisle vests, v
neck and fancy yoke, make pretty
corset covers, instead of 75c-5Oc.
Women's low neck, sleeveless white
silk-lfsle vests that were 4Oc for
WOmen's cotton vests, swiss weave
with fancy edge, low neck and
sleeveless, instead Of 35c-25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
POrtieres-S2.6 q a Pair.
Bulgarian Cushions
and Cushion Tops.

Rich Oriental embroidery, the hand
soonest we thought ever shown us
In Bulgarian work. Bought direct
from importer at exceptionally lit
tie prices and sold to you the same
way only a short time since. Near
" all the pieces were taken then,
but the remainder has been divided
and sorae made into cushions,
marked at a very low price, while
the unmade I reduced thus:
Bulgarian Cushion tops that sold for
and-S1.25.
Finished cushfons@S2s65, S2.S5,
$500, S425, S475, up to-S6,0o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Mems Suits
The Perfection Of
Ready-made Clothing

Every man is particular as to cut and
style Of his elothes-some are more
SO than others. It's the others we
try to please The most ~fastidious
are the ones we've been taking
pointers from FOR many a year,
That explains why sone Of the lines
that were in this store have besn
discontinued and known 20 be per-
feet kinds continued This week
a telling Of the $500 stein
Bloch's; right suits in every way
and a broad variety Of patterns to
choose from; fancy cheziots IN All
the new mixture ehects and blue
and Black serges. Fabrics abse-
l0tely all wool, tailored by experts
A duplicate by your exclusive tail
or would be double-S18OO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Si.25 Women's Kid
GIoves---Q5c.

An Offering Of the entire line Of the
German pique gloves, with
oT1sseted fingers Good We;Eing
gloves and desirable but while all
sizeE are here, in a way they are
not-a paradox This is the how Of
il. Blues in 5 3-4, 8 and IA;
black in ; S-1 and 8 only; IN white,
light and dark mode, brown and
red. all sizes. Monday and the
week. instead Of $1.25-95c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
- = EinnarsIer-

Miss Barbara EinueTsIey was the
guest OF houor Friday evening at q
hist party given by Miss Claire
guest of honor. Dr, and Mrs. Beer.
Mrs. Charles COlvan. Mrs Benedjlt.
ar. Council Dr. g. M. Benedict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
pleasant Rannion-

An informal dinner party was given
Mrs Ezra Thompson in honor of her
other Friday Afternoon. Ut was a re-
onion of old friends. sweet peas and
carnations formed the tasteful decora-
tion of the rooms.
Mrs Thompson entertained again
Friday evening when cards were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
ChateIaine Bags and
Belts at One-third
Off Regular Prices

A very handsome lot Of ChatsIaine
Bags in the very desirable knitted
bead kinds now so much the
vogue. Some in solid steel beads.
some bead embroidered in pretty
patterns with silk showing
through, many nicely kid lined and
plenty in all jet beads. All have
handsome metal tops Of gold, silver
or oxfdized Regular prices are
65c, 75c. S1.OO, S1.25. $50, S1.T5.
$3.50, $500, $500 to S6.OO-Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday only
oNE-THIRD TAKEN OFF REGU-
LAR PRICES.
The belts are the new bodice shape
kinds made of velvet with Persian
silk and gold trimming; MondaT,
Tuesday, Wednesday, the $3.50
kind for csc; the S1.OG for 68cs the
75c for 48c; the CSC for-36o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12

On Friday evening Mr.. Sharp Walker
was the host at e pleasant eucE~e par
81. nbout twenty guests ENJOYING the
junction.
The color scheme was white and HlaE
and was PRETTY carried out. Delicious
ra-freshments were served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Petticoats
and CorsetS.

Women's black sateen Petticoats
with accordion nRe, well made,
S1.5o regular, this week-95c.
Women's tan color linen Petticoats,
some with founce that has six
rows Of cording, others with two
small rufHes5 reduced from $1.Oo to
Z45e.
Lot of Ccrsets in black and drab, and
sizes Is, 19, 20 and IS only, that
were S1.5O up to S2.75, to close
them out quickly, while they LAST
35c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
"Wbite House Cook
Boob" and Writing
Tablets.


At last we've some more Of the
white House Cook Books and if
the demand for them while they
were not here is an indicator Of
the selling 90 come, even this lot
won't stay with us long. A most
comprehensive and complete cook
cry book containing recipes from
master chefs all over the world.
Price S1OO-
Letter size writing Tablets, ruled
and plain good quality paper, Mon
day, tuesday, Wednesday only, In
stead of 25c-17c.
Writing Tablets Of wedding plate
stock, unruled, packet size, zoe reg
ular-l5c.
Note and packet size writing Tab
lets, ruled, three days the 15c
kinds-8c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
aLiHiput Coli

a complete Reproduction of the great
Scotch game on a small board and
can be played alone or By a aHm-
Der. tt is interesting, fascinating
and a means Of instruction IN the
rules Of GolS New here and only
one dozen; while they last, each
Sl.OO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
Carpets Greatly I'm
priced and a Bar
gain Lot of Por-
there's.
:


Carpets in patterns adapted to all
sorts of rooms, but odd lots, of
course, or such great price conces-
sion could not be made. Monday
and the week.
Velvet and Administer carpets, priced
at regular $1.30 a yard, this week
sewed and laid without extra
charge and reduced to-SI.05.
Tapestry carpets that sell for SOC
and 65c q yard49c-
Choice from entire stock Of the all
wool super carpets, sewed and laid,
at-7oc.
Best Union carpets, 45c a yard grade
for-36c
Good Hemp carpets, yard wide-15c.
POrtiereS-S2.6 IS a Pair.
need to tell any woman who ever
bought them, how small a price that
IS on any kind of portieres, and
these are exceptionally good.
Tapestry with fringe top and bot
tom, in good assortment OF colors.
About twenty-five in the lot This
wellesley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
CSC Mirrors---4lc.

Easel and hand mirrors with good
glass and cslluloid or plain wood
backs, that sell always for Soc
each, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesdayT1c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
For CSC a Yard.
EmbrOideries at Half Reaala

4++++++%4
Just he freshest wh@t bvM@t lot of dainty and hndomee nboHns imaginable you've
not seen ennr has anybody else yet They will peep from their boxes for the the first time
sandngo orders with we eastern buyer fTs 0nsdme to snap the first ooD lot that came along if
Cheap Enough to Make a Sensational Sale.
up ten inch widths and Of course vast variety Of patterns many in nah3 sets Pas e
are not quite half what they would b@a rer prices Tiers exactly or yhele less than half
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12
$500 to $3.75
Boys uits--Sl.45.

Boys vestee suits in sizes 8 to 9
years. A very pretty lot made Of
woTstedss coyerts and cheviOts,
nicely braid trimmed; good fitting,
good looking, serviceable little suits
that sell regularly for $500 up to
1915, one priced this week at
SLAB.
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Cummings, Professor BOND. Professor
Mccoy Beck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-12

Company II First infantry n. c. IT,,
win give a grand military BAH At Chris
t~ensenss Eriday Nay IL
The marriage uf Miss Effe Rove and
Mr.. Walter e. MaGdison win Jake place
on TIE 2tst Of rhs mouth
The whist cflb was entertained at
rye home Of Miss Claudia Morris Tues
day afternoon Fer = ~diyGsIon the
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Simmer tneDr 9rnbcI fir Gmgs
l0n0.

Na1oem bic GnQldnber ben er5ieR-
Shmera iiber ben lob ibrer 30nigin
einigermaBen iibernuno,n haberl. fans
aen lie nun tpieber an, fi1 nit ibrem.
Trllbel in GiioaMfrita 3u beIhdftiQer.
llnb bort iiebt Die @a6laae dileroinss
.nihts ipeniser als roIig aus es itebt
ihlimlier fir Die Gneldnber, aIs slir
3eit, ba Die grfrantuna 0ietoria's Die
Nu}nertiamfeit BON benz ferneu gros
tbeii ab5ulenfen beeann. Die Bl,ren
lburdIbpdraen Giio.NIrifa ilad ge.
.liebsn iin0 perlileioen nur bic ar6Beren
befeltigten- @arnlionen an ben Gilen=
babnen, bod aud bisle iino faum fiher
in ben 6dnben Der griten. 9leinere
poifen tueroen ba unO bort auf9eboben
uno alb uno su Elm gilenbabn3us BON
ben beuegliGen guren ab9efabt. i'm
|ihre 9orrdtbe an Munition uno pro=
plant 5,.erileuerlt.
SroB ber duBerIf ltrenaen @enIur,
inelbe 2orb Githener eiablir. bat, ee=
fanaen bod aeniieenb 9bailanen sur.
RenntniB. bic ba 3eiaen, baB er feinen
ihlauen Beanern iliht geinahIsn lit.
2orb Githener berfdbrt nit ben un-
|aliifliben gurei,. Die i1r in Die Ddnoe
fallen, NIT arDBter sddrfe. Sic ae=
ringlfe gerlebuns bes ersnu19enen
Sreueioes miro nit 0dl,aen 9eahnOet,
uno dbnliGe brutale NiaBre9eln finben
tdelih Nnlpenouna. 9lber oisIe MaB=
regeln bienen mir oasn. Die Buren pDr=
lihtiaer uno bartndflser 5lr MAIDEN.
Sic eSnDalipn Der Sab Golonie 1T
|Dollifdnoia bic guren Nbtbsilungen
ourbfreifen jeben 5beil oerielben.
Son ben britiiden untertbanen erheben
lie Gpntributionen, BON Den bolldnbi=
ihen Goloniifen tperb II lie nnteriiiibt.
Sic bOndnbiihen goloniifen ioflen iibri=
gems, ldut elmer protlamatiun, am
sSreitag bieIer Mnhe -ibre Waffen ab=
liefern. ipel1es Nnlinnen getpiB piele
Ioerielben peranlaKen Miro, Afi9 ten
Heiben Der guren ansuihlieBen. So
|eeipinnen Die 8uren Gelruten nno err
|adnsen lie lire 0orrdthe, iudhreuo bic
Nrlnee Si!densr's oahinihwif1oet. oa
feine 5oloaten in bent rngeuobnten
Glima ben 6trapa3en erlieaen uno BON
allerlei Granfheiten bin9erafft peroen.
glur eiaenlinniger Stois uno elm
faliher 8seriff bon Gbre f6nfien Die
Gnaldnoer abhalten, nit ben tapferen
0uren einen fir beioe Sbsile ebren<
Dollen 6rieoen absuihl;eben.
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Nemeite NaNri1tett.

Srtanartise Shneeltiirme baten in
Yielen 5beilen Deut1hlanrs srpben
Shapen anserihtet; aud 3ablreiAc Men=
leben iinb perlcren sesan9en.
Nn Der @ianpuns Der Maas 1T Der
Notterbamsr Dampfer ,,5caanb" seitranz
ret. Das Shiif FART In Der Wlitte une
16 pcrlpnen fanren ibren Sob in ben
Welen, namlib Yier Dal1a9iere, elf Qeute
rer MannlAaft nnb Der 2cptle. Der
&apitan nnp feds Watrcen wurren ss>
rettet.
praltent Mc6inleY iul, burd Die
Berldwenounssluht reS ecnsrenes err
lhredt, teatiiAtisen, rie 6afen~ nnS
JluBeBil gu setiren.
Die Jilipincs baten beim Gcnsreb uns
ginfi6runs elmer Gipilvermaltuns aul
nem Mrdipei petiticnirt.
Sci petroleum, Is Meilen Gitlih BON
parfersturs, B. ga, ltieBen apei 8raht=
,iae rer Baltimore unp Sbio Babn in
poliem gaufe sulammen, 70 raB teibe
3ise fan Yraitinpis sertriimmert pursen.
Seeds perlpnen lpllen nm's aeben sez
fcmmen iein.
Der pcpularfe Mann in Gnglanb. IL
sesenwartis Gailer Bilbeln.
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Observation-Disclosures.

9as 6inan3=Gonite bes Senats bat
Die Griesslteuer=@rmdBis dBisunss=9orlaae
erlsoigt uao slpar I'M Wroben uno Ban=
3e,i alli Der 9alis elmer 50proaentiaen
Meouftior, ipslbe isboh nibt bsi alien
frisgsltsnelpflidiiseil 8eaenifdnoen in
Mnpanoune aebraht iuoroer lit. gei
.einigell berielben 1T Die Steuer 9ana
abeelhafit ruoroen. bel perihieoenen bat
man {ib UNI Die ,0ori5ontale" ,penig
betii,nrert unb bel anoeren bat man
Die eegsnipdrtiae Gteuerruhig belahen.
9ie Geouttioa. ,pie lie jebt in Der
gil nab Der Galluna oes 5enats-Gi.
naw= @onlites por9eieben 1T, betrd9t
ca. $40. 900, 600.
Sic Grieesiteuer fdllt binfort Bel ben
folaenbsn Nrtiteln aan5 meg promel=
len. 0ppotbefen, Grahtbriefen lfiir gr-
port). notarielle Yollnlabten. @ertiiita-
ten jeber 9rt, 9elegrammen, Gampf-
|fbif= =Billetter. pelde tpeniger als $50
folten (3miidenoed : gillette) llno gr.
preB=auittun9en.
Die eteuer auf Bier lit bon Der
|iebisen 0obe (sl.85) auf $l.50 ber-
obaeiebt tporben i'm Dauie tpar bie-
lieIbe auf $l.60 firirt aefpefen. Die
@te,er allf besarbeiteten Sabat lit bon
12 Gents (oer iebiaen &ate) anf 8
Gents hsrabaeiebt noroen.
Sic Steuer auf patent- Meoiainen III
| labseldafft. fails Deren 3ulammeniea=
l3nna nidt peientirt ODER Nebeim 1T.
Dooegen bat bas Senats.@onite bic
BON 9auIe abaeihnffte 2 @ents-5teuel
Iauf Banf=g beds ipieoer refiituirt.
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lipinos batten auf pauap ben Ger. Stat.
ten ben Ireueip selsiifet.
MnsIans.

MuBi0uD.
Der Sob Der RSnigin giteria Bat nli
Die STsntlihe Msinuns In Eeutfhlanb
einen tielen, allss annere in ren 6inter-
|srunb branserben Ginprud semaebt. SIN
Berlin 1T man rer ~Mnlht. ba6 ber COB
Der G6nisin burh GelcmarlAaa gero No-
berts freis Gusiprahe iiter ben Stano
eer Dinse in Sap-@frifa teftteunist
wurpe, bod bofft man famm. ba6 8Snig
gewarb hen 8uren beim Gnepensab-
1hlu6 einsn She'll ibrer 5eltliifdnsistett
lalIeu werpe. Die MniiAten iiter 8rnis
gpwaro inp 1ebr getbeilt. Sbgteid, er
pom Gini9en fir peutldfreunhlid, sebal<
ten wirp. III bic allsemeine StimarHns
pcd anti-eHslifd.
Die Gailsrin Nusuite gieturia batte
an, Samlfas in 8rpnturs cine lansere
lnterrepuns NIT Der &ailerin sBithre
5rieprih uno fubr pann nadb 8ctsbam
3urnf. Danah lheint bas gefnben Der
ssaiierin 6riebriA nidt mebr beforgni6<
erreseno gu iein.
Die innere Gage In preueen1 DeuiIh-
lano III se9enmartig infplse rer nit {oeh=
nrnd betrietenen Nsitdticn fer 8cnler=
catisen unb 9lsrarier siemlidy sermcrren.
Heihafan,ler prn giilrw bat in esr
Samitass-SiBung bes Nbseerpnetenban=
ies atermals iiter Die Nctbpenbisfeit nes
Shuses Der peutlhen ganpwirtbfdaft
9eiprp6en.
Die 8eereisuns rer S6nisin gtetssia
fineet am 2. Jebruar ltatt.
Sn epnocn bat bic feierlihe 66niss-
proflamaticn itattsefunpen. giah frens
|bilfpriihem @etrauh 3c9 res 8Gni9's
6erolp in bic Stapt eiu. Cine Gisien-
mense belihtiste ras slanSsrae Shaaz
lpiel.
Nuf elm gueertprt, In pelAem bic &G=
niginsNesentin srn Spanien nit loren
Sfinrern auf pem Gee Bel benz fSnielihen
SdlpiIes in @iaerib cine auitfabrt
unterncmmer bate, wurte ein 8esplper-
lhuB atsefeuert. Die 8usel idlus in
Die g5ano peS 8pctes, rishtete jeecd, fei=
nen GAaosn an. Der ShiBe, Der lih
i'm 9etaih eertsdt seealten bate, fcnnts
nidstermifteit 4pesas,,.
Der sdnslih pieoer Aereelfe(lte Gar 1T
am Samfas NIT ieiner 0emablin nad
ct. petersburg suridsefebrt. Das 6errz
lberpaar purbe Srn eer BepSlferung nit
srcbem Subel enpfanssn.
Srban &c HiYrs, eer 0puserneur Der
6elsiiden DroYins 2uremturs. rurpe BON
eiuem Manne Namens Shneiper, hem
er cine 9lueien3 aemabrt bate, erlduRen.
Der MSrrcr besing slsih nah Der Stat
Seltltmcrb. Shneiper mar Elm Hegie-
runssansefellter uno leu wabnlinnis sez
tpeien lein.
5phtetast 1T am Sonntas in Mai-
lamb Der terubmte italienilAe Sompcnin
G5iuleppe Serpi seltorten,
Die Stapt Montrcal in CANADA murbe
ppn elner serbeerenben Jeuersbrunt beim=
| seiuht, bic einen Shapen sun nabeSu
pier Wi(lipnen Dollars anrihtete. 3er-
tort purbe unter anberem bic neue gGrle,
peren gau 81 100000 sefptet batte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

Ser shubtruH mae .eine feeIen=
loie, mir0 aber boHentlib feine ioblen-
loIe Corporation iein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

PIBszezoszKA MATUslNA.
OB1ssEk z zYc1A LuDowEGo.
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ROZDZIAK PIERWSZY.

ROZDZIAk PIERWSZY.
Urodziio sic toto biedne,
mizerne chucherko take,
kosteczki jeno droboiusiehk,e
i sk6ra IA Mich. n'ekiej pa
jeczyna: Me plakaio iak
dziecko. SWAT ~witajace; ME
wrzeszczalo z calego gardia,
jak sic patrzy. ma zdrowie.
tylko kwililo. nik;ej piskle
ptasie. Okapali je ma nieckach
W zimnej wodzie !, podali
matusi, a matusia przyt.lila
d.iecine. piers jej podstawi'a
spojrzala } ~powiada:
- lime jakies, ME take
jak wszystkie dzieci. co sic
we wsi naszej porodzily. Ze~
by ono ably ME slabowalo.
Zeby z choroba jaka iut ma
SWAT ME przyszlo. Miejte je
TED " opiece PrzensjSwietsza
Panno Czestochowska " Gu
downym Obrazie! Mizerne
take. to mu Sc kochanie
wieksze nalezy cd rodzic6w.
Popoludniu sic urodzilo. a
ma odwieczerz przychodzi OF.
ciec do cha}upy z roboty;
s}yszy. re cos pokrzykuje.
tax wrecz Z progu pyta:
49, Chlopak TAXI be- g}o-
SUI
- DIE wucha-m6wia mu
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ka. Popatrzciez, Franku. do:
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w czepku panienka no SWAT
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zywa sic matka do OLGA:
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