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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

season. 1t is extraordinary how very
smart a costume OF this can look when
cut and fitted by a first class tailor or
dressmaker.
An approved hat for country wear is
made OF fine white or cream chip. with
wide brim and a dat crown which Is
encircled by wresth CT bowers and
leaves.
A pretty seashore gown is made OF
white cheviot. as shown I'm the illustra-
ton. The waist has its body made Of
all over Irish lace. with a front and
bolero effect Of the goods. The sleeves
are slashed to allow a glimpse OF the
lace undersleeve. The skirt has gath
cred fiounce set In under wide band
Of Insertion. and there are three mar
row bands OF insertion down the front.
The hat Is a model OF elegant sim
plicity. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
ADVERTISING NECESSITY.
Merchants Realize Its Importance
More and More Every Day.

Advertising is becoming more and
more necessity, says the Grand Rap
ids Post, and retail merchants are fast
realizing the fact that money invested
In good newspaper advertising pays q
most handsome rate OF interest, figuring
upon the increased business received.
1t is not the merchant that has edu-
Gated the public to reading these ad-
vertisements, but the public has con-
vinced. the dealer that the merchant
whose advertisement appears upon GER
tain days each week is eagerly watch
ed for by the housewife to take advan-
tage of special bargains, etc., offered
as an inducement to bring the prospec-
tive purchaser to his particular store.
OF 30 great importance has advertis-
ing become that the manager of one
of Chicago's largest stores, in q report
ed interview published in one Of the
leading advertising journals recently.
said In part:
''Of such Importance has advertising
become that should the volume of our
business or other cause make 1t neces-
sary to economize it certainly would
not be on our advertising bills. Ifany-
thing, our expense in this direction
would be increased"
This statement, coming from this
source, is necessarily Of Importance,
for firms that spend thousands of dol.
lars annually in this direction have
studied the advertising problem and
traced results until satisfied that news
paper advertising is an absolute neces
sity to successfully conduct q business
of today.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

LACE AND CHIFFON EVENING GOWN.
was trimmed with narrow coral velvet
ribbon wrought into a scalloped bor-
der
Another pretty tulle gown was made
of simple black and white. with tiny
chenille dots powdered all over 1t.
A very smart evening gown Is here
shown II is made of ecru lace and
pink chiffon. The lace Is cut In a van
dyke bolero over a full underblouse Of
the accordion plated chiffon. This
chiffon is banded with narrow black
lace. The sleeves. which reach exactly
to the elbow. are mainly Of the chiffon
banded with the lace and partly COW
cred with two diamonds Of lace Joined
to form an upper sleeve.
The skirt is plain. with the exception
of front and a wide fiounce OF chif-
fon- spray of artificial roses deco
rates the left shoulder.
How to Dress Ones HAIR.
For evening wear as a hair decora-
ton a full wreath or an empire half
wreath of tiny pink roses. with few
leaves i'm either the delicate green Of
the rose foliage or the darker green OF
the ivy. is very becoming to young
wearer.
There are also coronets Of larges
roses or OF lilies of the valley com.
bined with maidenhair ferns. Ere
quently worn with such hair orna.
ment there will be similar spray Of
flowers OH the waist or skirt.
/ A bertha OF tiny dropping blossoms
such as lilies of the valley or field dai
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
Women Filemakers.

American emancipation Of women
embraces not only the upper classes.
but the working classes as well, SO
much so that Americans reading the
following item from an English trade
paper receive a genuine shock Of sur
prise:
THE census returns for Yorkshire
show that I'm that country there are
402 women engaged at home In file
making"
Hard manual. mechanical labor is a
good deal of rarity in this country.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

Many women waste enough time
leaning upon their elbows and gazing
out of windows to become adopts in
any branch Of knowledge, art or indus
try that they might take up. In the
day of Judgment when each Is asked,
"What did you do in your earth life TO
save your soul and earn continued ex-
istence for it?" will she say, 81 was a
sill presser. | leaned on my elbows
and looked out the window."-Ex.
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wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease. which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
commended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble IL will be found
just the remedy you need fthas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to l:A
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. .Bing- Il * e s..,,s.. 2,
hamton. N. Y. The z2=2sls:.sk @
regular fifty cent and Hons Of s.smp-Rooe
dollar sizes <Ee sold By all good druggists.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
OUR FASHION LETTER
The Latest Novelties In Sea.
sonable Styles.
DAINTY LACE EVENING GOWN

Some of the Newest Wrinkles In
Hair observation-disclosures Cham
bray In Favor and Brown Holland
Revived.
A pretty novelty in petticoats has
white muslin fiounces trimmed with
insertion or frillings Of lace set on a
foundation OF silk. The founces may
be procured ready made at some stores
and are intended to be tackled ON to the
silk slips. from which they can be re-
moved from time to time for washing
A white tulle dancing frock recently
seen at a summer resort was lavishly
trimmed with tiny coral velvet rib
bons. The skirt was made with a long
yoke of cluny lace describing vandyke
points. On this the tulle was plated
at intervals. so that its fiare was quite
extensive. The lower part Of the skirt
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
Notices About Gold.

A vain mans motto is, win gold and
wear it; generous mans, win gold
and share it; a miser's, win gold and
spare it; a profiigate's, win gold and
spend it; brokers', win gold and lend
it; FOOLS, win gold aud end 1t; gam
bler's, win gold and lose iii wise
mans, win gold and use It.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
Emperor William, In a recent spec,

Emperor William, In a recent speech,
said: "He who does not found his life
on religion is lost man. rejoice that
l have placed my whole empire, my
people. and my army, as well as myself
and house, beneath the cross and under
the protection OF him who said;
Heaven and earth shall pass away,
but my words shall not pass away"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

sizes can appear OH glrlish looking
gown of airy chiffon or tulle. A prin-
cess gown OF white lace was seen re-
Gently decorated with three lilies near
the left bosom. and from this to the
bottom OF the gown extended spray
of the lilies intermingled with black
velvet ribbon.
A smart foulard Is the subject Of the
illustration. The waist Is made with a
yoke of white mousseline de sole. and
the sleeves have undersleeves OF the
same. The skirt has a wide gored
ruffie trimmed with three bands Of lace.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

de sole and white lace. The wide col
lar is of the mousseline de sole and
lace. The undersleeves are also of this
The sleeves are laid In horizontal tucks
and the body In vertical ones. Both are
banded with lace insertions. The bot
tom of the bolero Is edged with a wide
lace frill.
Gowns For the Country.
Foulards and china silks have large,
sprawiy figures and are elaborately
trimmed. The bottoms of the skirts are
finished with innumerable chiffon ruff
fies. and they have very long trains.
Some OF blood mercerized chambray
suits are trimmed with rows OF white
honiton braid, the same appearing on
sailor collar and bodice. Plain shirt
waist suits are made with tiny tucks
back and front. The sleeves are tucked
below the elbow.
Brown holland is another material a
liking for which has been revived this
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
She Mad. herself Under.tooa.

She WIS young and innocent looking
and coy and shy. and the half dozen
men among the passengers on a Chica-
GO street ear the other day caught
themselves looking at her more than
once and almost wishing they had such
q daughter. Presently another girl got
in. and the two exchanged exclama-
tions Of surprise Two minutes later
the last conner was saying loud enough
to be heard all over the car:
'Dear me. Madge, but your new hat
IL a stunnerr'
"Yes? Do yon like itT'
"It's perfectly splendid 1t must have
cost at least So"
"Five dollars" echoed the coy and
shy and innocent "Why. my old gov
coughed up fourteen bones for this hat
and we got SC OF at THAR
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

With this Is wort big black hat with
q feather and a pale rosette.
The Latest In Tea Gowns.
In tea gowns two colors are quite
the vogue. One shade constitutes the
underdress, while the upper one Is
made OF some more sober tint. For in
stance, q gown Of willow green will
have an underdress Of shrimp pink
Grape accordion plated.
The prettiest side combs have a row
of pearls on top, and these are charm
ing I'm dark hair. Strings OF pearls are
also twisted among the coils, and a
single rose is perched above the ear
or little one side Of the twist IL the
hair is done high.
There is a tendency to trim the hips
Of skirts and yet at the same time pre-.
serve the plain lines.
The stout woman should avoid mus
lins, at least those of startling nature.
A dainty bolero for an evening dres.
Is here shown 1t IL of silk mousseline
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
Bellefon,aIpe continues TO tickle her

Bellefontaine continues TO tickle her.
self with the hopes of getting some
traction lines. BY the time she has
been fed on the husks of promises as
long As Urbana she will begin to un-
derstand that its much easier to build
traction lines on paper than on terra
firma a.-Urbana Times.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
Auct ctiOneer

H'P, Runyon Is having great success In
cryingesales, and Is prepared To answer all
call on short notice
Rates given on application.
address me At begran or leave orders At
RRPu BLICAS Once, Beflefontsfne.
February s. 80 Il. "a. y. Il u RNtk
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frirndIY Criti.i.m.

Quads-Scribbles imagines he has
quite a literary bent.
Space-Bent may be the proper term
now. but later on he'll find himself
broke.-Chicago News.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

cures made by DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
II is the great medi-
caltriumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16
DO You GET UP
WITH ALAME BACK I?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-16

Not pound Of all the coal burned in
Switzerland is dug within the borders
Of that country.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-09

s. Sdtpab; I3. $. @. Simon; IA. Gus.
Sene; 10. 8. 8enpit; 16. q, @enoler;
II. gilbert 6aaS.
leat. L. Gus. &ob; 2. 8. Meerfefs; 3.
$. Sdiuab; 4. 9. 9. 8feuffer; 5. Suao
&pael; 6. Carl llefer; 7. gilbert 6aas;
s. @ueuit llbr; 9. gmil @ieeeritien; 10.
@rnit Saas.
BOT g.: (5ambura). aufselest. l..
@ts. &etoner; 2. Carl lleder; 3. Suap
Spgel;; 4. Nlbert Saas.
Ept .. (Samburs). @ufeelest. Carl
8nibbe.
got g. aufeelest. 5. alous.
Bpt q. Sreibdnoie. l.. NooIph Mil>
Ter; 2. hilbert llbf; 3. .. s. @ueiias; 4.
Gus. Nltmann.
8ot 9. Sreibdnoie. @us. Gltmonn.
Sim Nbeno fano in Der 8eetbDpen=
WdnnerborbaGe Die idbrlihe Gene
ralzGerlammlung unb 8eamtenmabl
itatt. 2ebtere ereab oas folgenoe
&eiultat:
6. 9. 8feuffer, BON Braun
fels, 8rdIioent; 6ermann 8Deel IT,,
BON Goeels SaIep, Sicez Braiioent;
Wm. 9aps, BON Weu Braunfels,
Sefretdr uno Sbabmeiiter.
Nls Wit9lieoer beS &omiteS fir
neue &eeeln muroen ernar1nt: Nl=
bert Stepes, 6ermann &oeel uno
s.. Nbams.
Ser @eibdfts1ibung fplete eine
gemitblide unterbaltune nit einem
SmbiB uno @rfri19uneen aQer Mrt.
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SDnntag in Nuebo= Qareoo mari Der
meGifaniibe Ginefd mpfer &pmulus
einen niloen Sitter nieoer. @r err
griff i'm bel Den 66cnern unb legte
i'm 81 8Doen.
Sei WearatbUn, 8uHe( County,
tpitbete etn furdt5urer &eqen1turt1,
Der 5peitauleno SUB @ilenbabnge=
lelle fortpul6. moourA Die 3lee
Der Suoli6en Bucific=8 abn fitnf5ebn
Stunoen a~ufgebalten muroen.
- Sn Marble Sails lit baS @itp=
.6otel elm &aub Der Slamtnen qe=
poroen. Wfrs. 8rDmn, Die @iQen=
%tbu1nerin, perliert babel nod $500,
Die tie rrter ihrem &opffiiien oeritedt
batte uno Die ite, in Der @iGe ibr
9eben gu retten, mit5unebmen perz
eaB.
SIN 5. (9aGaler) teranil6en
&ongreBoiitrift puroe Sat 8eaa
BON gais County gum &%onereBfan=
oioaten nOminirt. @8 lit bies Die
erite aongreB Domination oieler
Sailpn i'm Staate 9eras.
SIN 9titrifteeribte gu 6ouiton
baben Die i'm State WiiItliippi
lebenben @rben zines Wannes sea-
mems W1oielp Safer, Der su ben err
item Gniieolern 6Duitons eebDrte,
einen BroaeB anbdneie eentadt, in
peldem lie Elm Ireal pDn 4 Blods
Breite uno 16 8lpds 2Gnge, oas
~beutsuta9e einen @ertb pon mebr
als So, 900, 900 reprdienttrt, als ibr
gteentbum bean1pruben.
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Somllter : fSerien

liro bDdit anaenebm. gor Iaem
loate ieoer, Der cine syerien : Geile
gu MAIDEN eeoeuft, barauf Ieben,
oaB er ii9 elm 8iqet iiber Die 8abnz
2inte lDt, auf Der er ben erDB=
ten &omfDrt aenieBen fam un0 ben
tpenieiten St0rungen auseeiebt lift.
Die Sioli6e Yactfic lit bafir Die
elnsig riGtiae 8abn. Ser Dienlt
TT fin be fieele; Die Gusitotz
tung muiterbaft unb oas 2aufen Der
3iige lit rubig. Die Southern 8a>
cific perfauft iebt Sommer : CIRCUIT
itonssBiQete nab fait alien 5taaten
Dec Union. (Siebe Nnseiee in bic
Ter Nummer). Gin empIeb(ens=
mertber &eiieuee nod SEEM gorf
1T iber Seem Orleans uno BON bort
nit Der @r0mpea : 2iute. @eQeu
Bampbleten uno Staten ldreibt an
Wt. s. &0bbins. g. g. & 8. 81
poer an S. S. 4noerpn, 81. 6.
a., Der Suniet=8 abn in 5oulton,
Ger.
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Cine ithreflidhe @rnlpiipn

ueines @alolin : 0fens p~erbrannte
bier flrslib cine Dame auf fiirb=
terlibe Irt" ihreibt sc. 6. 8almer
BON &irfman, So. r9ie beiten
Ierate fonnten Die erdB(lden 8un=
ben, Die oarauf folgten, nibt beilen,
aber r8uflen' Nrnica Salbe" lin=
oerte ni6t nur Die Sbmersen, lon=
bern bemirfte cine pDaige 6eilung."
Das 8eite in Der @elt eegen 8ranD=
u1o SAnitt : @unoen, Beulen,
Sbramtnen, 9aut Nusiblae unb
tpie ge9en Die meiiten 6autfranfbei=
ten. 25 Gents bel s. &alteper &
SDbn, @eo. S. S. Sbmitt, gigen=
tbumer, unb Nb. 9reiB.
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q d u en-

Muf benz S9ibenfeft oeS terani=
i4en SbiBenbunbeS, bas bier am
Samstag uno Sonntag abaebalten
murbe. toaren bic 8ereine BON Bor,
ne, Neu-N raunfelS, Spring 8ranh,
Gntof, Hogels Balep, 8ulueroe,
SalabD, 8raden uno 9bDrnbia per-
treter.
Sn ben Boit$S dieBen AM Cams.
tag uuroen bic folgenoen Breiie ee.
tuOnner:
Speeial<T BOT. (aufseleet.) /. greis:
Carl Heder. 2. Yreis: Spbn Gchnabef.
8. .. Neerfels; 4. so. Stepes; 5. @m.
9aps.
5reibanbie: l. o. 6. @ueHas; 2. ".
0Intber.
Bot SO. /. Mufseleet. L. Sugo Satt=
Ter; 2. $. 80. SimDns; 3. Nlbert Stepes;
4. Sobn 6inert; 5. g. y. Yfeuffer; 6.
6uGD Bo9el; 7. gbas. 8nibbe.
Bot no. 2. Mufaeleqt. L. Gus. Rei<
ninaer; 2. U. @iefede; 3. s.. Noams;
A. Gus. Rod.
Bot go. 3. Mufoeleqt. L. 8. Nboms.
z. Nuguft ubr; 3. Su9o 8Dael.
BOT ND. 4. Mnfaeleat. Sohu Siuert
Bot IN. l.. Ireibdnbia. /. u. @Gne
tier; 2. o. g. @uefas.
BOT SO. 2. 5%reibdnbia. 81 @uefio,
Gpecial<Y Bot u. (bambura). Nufoes
leat. /. VI. @antber; !. Gus. aoeh. B.
6uQD WDgel; 4. 9. . Bfeufer; 5. qua.
4hr; 6. Gus. Reininaer; I. Sobn Gdna.
sci; s. SObn Sluarob; 8. IS. Cans: 10.
Nlbert Stepes; IL. Gus. @eibner; y.
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seit itber so Sabren

lbon Durhe Wtrs. @inslDm's Soo.
thing Syrup BON WiQionen BON
Wtlttern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
angemenoet. @irft Du i'm Ghlafe
ourb oas Sbreien eines &inbes ae=
tDrt, oas i'm 8abnen 1T unb Dor
Sbnneraen tpeint? Mern 10, laf1e
lDfort cine Slafbe BON ,Mrs.
WinslDws Sootbin9 Gnrup" bolen.
Sem Wertb lit unbe5abl6ar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eioenben fDfort
9inoerung peribahen. 8erlabt euh
oarauf, Wfiitter, eS lit fein 3meifel
oarilber. @s BELT Diarrbpe, reau-
ltrt Den Wagen unb bic Nieren, be-
lettigt Bino : &Dlit, erpeidt ben
@aumen, perbinoert @ntaunouna
uno ftdrft bas gauge 5pitem. uMers.
WinSlDps So0tbing Sprup" fir 3ab.
nenoe &inber ift anaenebm i'm sc.
lbmaf; oas &eeept ftamtnt BON
einem Der beiten peibliden Merate in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bel allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen @elt su
BADEN. Breis Is Gents per Jlolde.
&auft ni6ts anoereS, oils Mrs.
WinSl0ms Soothing Syrup.
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Ser Baitor Di11e[hpff s1 Sreh

Der 8aftor Difelbuf gu Treb=
bin IN Der 8rooina 8ranoenbura
bat iih in Der unterinhunasbaft
bereiftet. Ser an Der Marienftrde
in 9rebbin felt 1893 pirfenoe BaItor
unterl6lua oieier &irDeneemeinoe
uno Der oes benabbarten Dorfes
9bgrom, oas 81 ieiner Bfarre aez
b0rte, etrpa l50. 900 Marf, inbem er
ben SirdendIteiten, melbe Weit=
lperre an Der 8ir9entafe batten,
Die 9afienidliiiel 81 entlofen muBte
uno urfunoen fdlihte. 9iHelboff
tpar nerbeiratbet unb @ater BON 6rei
8inoern. @r itammt aus 8eltfaleu
uno 1T elm Sobn oes Baitors Nu=
quit D%iiielboff, oeiien goltslleo:
rWun ace, bu mein lieb 6eimatb=
tuobl in feinem 2ieoerbuhe
feblt. Da5 oeruntreute @elo bat
0ilielboff in gerliner Gersniieunes=
lofalen, mo er iib als @ebeimer
Sauitdtsratb auFipielte, oeriubelt.
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2ettet 3,pci BPM 9pss.

runiere fleine 9odter bate einen
faft tDotliden 6u1ten Infaq uno
8ronhitis i'm bDdften @raoe",
ltbreibt 5rau 81. 6. 6apilano BON
Grmonf, sc. 3. yGber als ale anoe=
rem Wtittel feb(gelbloeen batten, err
retteten mir iie ourb DR.. Kings
New Discovery pom 5uoe. I'M
lere 9idte, Die an Sbminblubt i'm
oorgelbrittenen Staoium fit, qe=
braubte ebenfaas biele m~unoerbare
Wteoiatn unb erfreut iid) beute beg
belten 8Dblbefinbens. Die ihlimm=
item Sale BON 6als= uno 2uneen=
2eloen mei6en in fiir5eiter Belt pur
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY. Sin
unfeblbares Mittel eesen 6uiten uno
grfdltune. Breis so gts. uno 81. 90.
Wiro garantirt BON s. aalteper &
SDbn, SEQ. S. s. 5dmitt, @iaen=
unb 80. 9reiB.
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Ser Cinderella Sdmb .Yalait

No. 207 Nlamu 8laaa, 9elepbon
$50, bat einen groBen Gurratb BON
Shuben fir 6erren, 9amen mno
&inoer. Iae @aaren iinb nur aus
ben erlten 5abrifen be3oeen. @ir
bteten ale &onfurrena our1 Quali=
tat uno Breiie. Nub Die beliebten
Ino oorsl9liben Ilfreo Oolge's
5tlsldube fino mieber aneefommen.
Sprebt bel uns Dor uno befiAtiat
unter Gager Ooer i6idt Cure Nuf=
trdae brieflih elm.
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SfanoalDfe Gplbatem Wsibbanos
lnngen.
81 er1in. 20 Mni.


Gpr bent 8reslauer Grieasoeridt
Der IL. Oioiiion unter Soriib oes
WtalDrs D. 8aroi, itanb, anaeflaet
Der WtiBbanolune uno porldrtftsz
ptorigen 8ebanolung llnteraebener,
Der unteroffi5ier Sitter pom Snfanz
terte=& e9iment SEQ. IL.
ST giebt 81, Die Mannldaften Ell
ltl9emale gel6lagen gu boben. Sn
Der SnltruftiDnsitunoe ,poer bel an=
oeren 8elegenbetten, uenn bic Qeute
3. y. Die &0mmanous oes &orpp=
rails ni6t reht peritonoen, niht
9lelb ausfiibrten, i'm Oienit nad=
lallt9 tparen &C., 10 fprriairte Der
unterofft5ter Die Seblcr Der 2eute
nit fletnen grmunterunaen in Torm
oDn manberlei Wiibbanolunaen.
ytab 3engenauslagen Der bel benz
unteroffi5ter in @r5iebung befinoli=
chen Wtanni6often muBten fie auf
8efebl in Der Snftruetionstunbe
1tb binleeen unb pieoer aufiteben,
tie puroen berumgeitoBen, muBten
oft l0 biz Is Wfinuten lana aus Der
Stube uno suritd laufen.
Nue 2eute Der Sorporal5haft
muBten mebr Doer meniqer unter
Dem SoloatenerSieber 1eioen, man
de traftirte er mDdentlidb einiae
Wtale, anoere fait ale Gage, inoem
er etnen Doer ben unberen blutia
iblug.
Ser @renaoier Norel erbielt oft
StbB Sc, einmal paro ibm Die Scale
bluttg qeiblagen, @renobier Nn=
l@ur naro mehrere Ma(e Itarf oez
Dbrfeigt.
@renabier Munae tuaro iebe
Wobe Dfter fort eeiblagen, eben1o
Der @renaoier @riibfomib II. a.,
Die Bnffe uno feline St6be erbielz
ten. Im ihlimmiten bate Der
8renaoier Sbpl5 unter Dem Soloa=
tenpdoagogen gu leiben.
Wie er lelbit unb leine &amera=
ben oor @eriht auslaeten, muroe er
mpgentltb oft 9eobrfeiat, geftoBen,
SIM Desember fano Der unterof=
tt5ler an ben 6Dlen oes Sdo(a einen
SleG, lebterer peritano audi elm
&omntanoD nidt. Ser l1~nteroffiaier
1tieB i'm nit Dem &opf an elm Spino
uno obrfet9te ben SDloaten. 9ieIer
peinte, porb toumfid, befam Obren=
lummen, &opfibmer5en, oas redte
Sbr e%tterte, er bat iebt nod Shtner=
gen uno bort ibmer.
0ab Der WtiBbanoluna iteQte Der
unteroffi8ier ben Wann ms stpeite
oamit i'm Der 2ieutenant
niht lab. Nls itd Der Wann franf
meloen mDQte. bielt i'm Der Inter
ab. Sh(ieblib bieB er Die
oes Sdola, i'm gu per=
l9nifen; tbaten iie es nidt, 10
iblua er lie.
Die Mannlbaften batten InaIt,
lbren Beinieer 81 melben. Sreunoe
l6rieben ben Sal Der Wutter bes
S9uls, uno 10 fam Die Sadie CUR
Nn5eige.
Der gertreter Der Nnffaee beaeid=
net oas Gerbalten oes Soloatenoril=
lers rob, er babe Uncertainties auae=
panot, nm Die Mannihoften sulam=
lnensureiBen. oaB iie mas leiIten.
babe er 9rud ausgenbt uno be-
outrage er orei Wiorate @efdnaniB.
Oas Sriegs9eridt perurtbeilte ben
Sploatenqualer 81 nnr brei MtDna=
ten 8efdngniB, inbem eS annahm,
oaB er Die 2eute gut ausbiloen moate.