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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

most impossible to use bandages upon
the hind legs, for which reason spray
OF ether cocaine, and eucaine is used.
These methods are not intended to in
crea se speed but merely to render the
thoroughbred oblivious to pain.
For the purpose of Increasing speed a
preparation, of which cocaine Is the
main ingredient, Is used. being admin
istered hypodermically. The injection
Is often made back of the jaw. From
this point the drug Is taken up more
rapidly and quicker effect Is obtained.
Thoroughbreds are Just as susceptible
to the drug habit as are human beings.
When horse has run a couple of races
under the effect of cocaine or any other
stlmulant 1t Is impossible for him to
do himself justice unless he has had
the injection, which renews his vigor.
Methods of drugging to increase
speed have been here described. To
produce the opposite effect 1t Is only
necessary, as has been pointed out, TO
neglect the use Of the stlmulant to
which the thoroughbred has been ac-
customed. In case the horse is not
what is known rs a dope fiend" 1t Is
possible to render him slow and slug
gish by the administration of lauda-
mum. This Is not often done.
No attempt is ever made to conceal
the fact that horse has been ''nerved. /"
That means that thoroughbred with a
hoof diseased beyond cure passes under
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
Dress for the Sake of UTILITY

Is there any sound and sufficient req.
son why women should not wear trou.
sers? Is not the difference between the
dress of our males and females arbi-
trary, fixed by tradition rather than In
accordance with requirement and true
aesthetic sense? What is the Scots kilt
but petticoat? And isn't the female
actress in male attire charming crea.
ture? Therefore, cavil We not at the
woman who habitually wears panta.
looms.
The women of Champery, in the can.
ton De Wand, Switzerland, are perfectly
satisfied with their masculine dress
Thousands Of women In male attire
work in the mines of Belgium, and In
numerous localities In Switzerland and
Tyrol the women wear pantaloons EUR.
Ing haying time, as do also many fruit
pickers in Spain and fishergirls in
southern France.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

the forelegs Bandages are wrapped
about the legs above the ankle joint,
and these are saturated with the drug
about forty-flve minutes before the
time set for the race. The ordinary
process of absorption accomplishes the
rest. ~
A horse so lame that he can hardly
hobble will go prancing to the post as
though he had never known a pain.
He is not in condition to protect him.
self, and is in great danger of breaking
leg. Such an accident often happens
after eucaine has been administered.
One of the tragedies that cost the life
of promising jockey is generally be-
lieyed to have been due to the deaden-
Ing effect produced upon the forelegs of
the lads mount by eucaine. 1t is al
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

the process of putting him in the coffin
The undertaken took courage on find
ing that the Armenian was not ghost
at all, and retorted by demanding pay
ment for the coffin and for his trouble
the night before. The dispute was ad-
Indicated by the other people In the
coffin shop. says the London Mails Con-
stantinople correspondent, apparently
not to the Armenian's satisfaction, for,
having come to the conclusion that
Adana is hardly healthy spot for him,
he has removed to another town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
world,s Largest Toy Factory.

1t is said that Americans spend more
money In providing amusement for
their children than any other nation.
The largest toy factory In the world
is In New York. 1t makes 1907 dis
tinct varieties of toys. The building
is five stories high, and has an annual
output of over a hundred million play
things. Last year nearly three mil
lion tin whistles We're made. and the
tin soldiers reached the enormous total
OF six millions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
"Don't.Get Rich, Papa

The children of certain family, dur.
ing its prosperity, were left In the nurs-
cry in charge of servants. When adver-
sity came, the servants were discharg.
ed and the parents lived with the little
ones. One evening, when the father had
returned home after a day Of anxiety
and business worry, his little girl clam
bered on is knee, and, twlning her arms
around his neck, said:
Papa, don't get rich again. You did
not come into the nursery when you
were rich but now we can come around
you, and get on your knee and kiss you.
Don't get rich again, papa"
A man whose wealth keeps him from
his family, sleep, healthy recreation, OF
the time to enjoy the legitimate pleas
ures of life, is managed by money
Success ..fr
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
MATuRED WOMEN IN DEMAND.
o0oHEREFORE, indeed, has the
WhW woman fair, fat and forty

~
WM woman fair, fat and forty
<lS come to dominate the stage
The authors brain and steal the hearls
of men? In a great measure ana nat
urally because the modern man prefers
as a wife the woman who knows her
world. Fifty years ago and pack vi
that when the man married young he
took wife who was his Junior, ana
they found out about life and Its ways
together. She kept house and looked
after the babies and he was her proyi-
dence her guide and her DEFENDER.
Distinctly he married helpmeet, ne
was the pioneer and she walked In his
footsteps.
To-day men do not want to marry
working partners, but companions.
The average man waits until he mas
made his money has had his fight with
the world alone, and, having lived as
an Independent bachelor, has domi-
nant yearning for comfort The mod
ern man is both lazy and selfish when
it comes to wedding. He desires the
Joys and shlrks the responsibilities Oh
matrmony and this is where he turns
to the middle-aged woman. She has
lived long enough in the world to know
its requirements and to learn its phi
losophy. She is not easily jealous, is
not whimsical and Is never exactlng
She has found out great deal about
them
happy; she does not talk servants, run
up bills, quarrel with her husbands
mother, nor insist upon being consid-
cred and entertained every moment
She keeps house like veteran; she be-
lieyes that little absences make the
heart grow fonder and does not, there
fore. forbid her husbands annual
shooting or fishing trip with his mas
culine friends. With the man OF to-
day these are the true matrimonial de-
lights and his heart is laid at the feet
Of the woman who, by instinct he feels,
will give him that true friendship and
sweet sympathy that leaves him after
all as free as during his bachelor days.
yet WITH Tie Ties, dueCtlOIS anu ui6hi-
ties of the married state.
These reasons, however do not fully
explain why the middle-aged woman
has taken the young girls place at the
altar and fireside. The underlying
cause can be found in the young wom-
en- themselves. Their education, their
ambitions and their opportunities bring
forth, at the manageable ages Of
eighteen and twenty, hysterical, self
centered, cold and imperious young
goddesses. The schools and colleges
teach them Greek and the higher math-
emates. but they don't turn out the
materials from which sweethearts and
wives are made. The romance, the
subtle charm of womanliness, the gift
of sweet sympathy all have been sue
cessfully eliminated In order to make
way for higher mental cultivation.
In self-defense the man has turned
to the matured sister Of forty or there
abouts, who with the mellowing influ-
ences Of experience upon her, is too
wise to exploit her learning, and smile
cynically at the softer side of things,
but knows enough to keep alive the
traditions of femininity that her sex
have held so precious for six thousand
wears
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

the surgeons knife. The nerves In the
leg are cut, and the animal then may
run for a time without pain. newt
ably the hoof begins to rot, and In time
1t simply drops off. On race tracks
horses have more than once been seen
hobbling home on three legs, having
thrown off foot in the effort to be
first under the wire.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
Town Run hx Wamen.

The town of Marmaton, Kansas, is
practically run by women. 1t has
woman school teacher, a woman tele-
graph operator. postmlstress a wom-
an pastor In charge Of its only church,
and woman letter carrier.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
AN UNEXPECTED RESURRECTION

Armenian Left for Dead Comes to Life
in Church.
A few weeks ago an Armenian, while
walking in the bazaar of Adana, In
Asia Minor, fell on the pavement in a
fit. The people in his vicinity, finding
him unconscious, sent for the munich
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
Going Up and Down stairs.

Walking up and down stairs can be
made an excellent exercise for develop
ing the muscles of the leg from the hin
down, and giving a good poise to the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

When man keeps going" to see a
girl he doesn't care for, it is because
OF his conceit: he thinks she loves him
so much that she will kill herself, If he
quits.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

Wrinkles tell the story of age to
those who are able to read between the
lines.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-10
@dblerz6 egiftrirmttg.

6ierburh miro befannt gemadt,
oaB i'd Die Biher meineS Mmtes fiir
Die &egiitriru1e auer Stimmaeber
oon San NntDniD, Berar gDuntp,
SeraS, benz @eieb entlpredeno am
eriten 9ienitag i'm Wpnat Dftober
1902 erDffnen meroe. Sc lit oas Der
z. Oftober uno meine Office befinoet
iih i'm County, ourtbaus am Mfainz
Bla5a. Die Office pirb 20 9age
lang, Die Sonntaae ausgenDmmerf,
BON s (aht) ubr @ormittags bis UNI
s (abt) ubr Mbenos ieoen Gag pffeu
9ebalten mer6en (bis gun, go. Of
t0ber).
6ierourb eriube id ale Dieieni<
gen, pelde iib reaiftriren laiien mol.
len, in Der Weile ~pDrbereitet su Tome
men, oaB fie ni@t 1ur ben Narnert.
ionoern AUDI ben Namen Der StraBe,
in Der Tie mDbnen uno ibre 6ausz
hummer angeben fDnnen, IDtpie bic
3abl oeS County, Precinfts, au benz
tie gebDren, oa oaourb unnDtbiae
Tera0gerungen permieben meroen
uno Die GeaiitratiDn mDeli1it prpmtpt
BON STEELE geben fam.
s.. q. gbapa,
@ablz HegiitratDr BON Berar GDuutu.
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Maeriet.

Die NfiDciation Der Badermei@
tier uDn San NntDniu bdft am %.
uno %. Sftober in Der ct. SDlepbs=
5aue tire 8peite idbrli6e 9pnpen=
tipn ab.
Der r@ermania" =%Saa(enoer fir
1903, 6eraus9eber @ep. 8rumoer
in Wtilpaufee, lit unS 8ugeaanqer1.
Serlelbe 1T pie eemDbnlib iebr reid
ausgeitattet uno entbdlt pDrsialihen
2%eleitoff. Breis 25 Gents.
Sreoerife Goeie bat eeaen
IbDlf Slar cine 69aoener1abflaae
BON 10000 anbdnaig geinadt, neil
lie BON leinem 6unbe gebiiien uurbe,
als lie in Der Nusibuno ibrer Bfliht
als &ranfenmdrterin ieinen 6Df be-
trat.
Die IusiteGunes= @elenldaft
miro pdbreno Der IusiteGung i'm
8uiineB Mens' Club elm Snforma=
tionszBureau erDHnen, NOD Nusfunft
uber WDbnungen etc. 81 erlangen lit.
Das 8icpclefabren auf ben Sei=
ternegen nimlnt 10 iberbano, baB
es anfdn9t, fur 5uBgdnser eefdbrs
lih 81 ueroen. 0a Die Gaofabrer
niGt anaebalten nerben, glauben
iie ibon Elm Redt 81 baben, Die Sci
tentpege 81 benuben. @arum miro
Die Oroinan5, Die bies perbietet, ntht
itreng ourhgeflbrt?
= Die "San Antonio Humane
Society" bielt ibre smeite Sabres=
p%eriammluna ab. @dbrenb bes
oerfloiienen Sabres tpuroen IS Sim
Der aus iblimmen, ibre mpralilhe
uno pbpiiife8 oblfabrt gefdbrbenoen
Serbdltniiien beraussebrabt unb in
guten Samilien Dber in Nn1talten
untergebrabt. IS muroen ferner II
Sale pon grauiamer gebanolung
BON Sbieren oerfol9t unb in bunoer=
ten anoerer 6dae oieler Grt puroe
ourb oernunftiae 8~oriteIungen Ib<
bulfe geibaffen.
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Yur Gpuutnnahl.

Das 8Drgeben Der Burger. Bri=
mdruablen ab5ubalten, um Defeeo=
ten fir cine gDunt1=G onoention al
erudblen, in pelder &anoioaten fit
Die perlbieoenen gDuntpdmter auf=
geiteat meroen ioIen, lit, gang glei1,
BON melber Seite es peranloBt mpr=
ben Ietn mag, ourbau8 FORFEIT.
Die iebigen Beamten baben Bis
Der, ettpaS iber orei 8p9en boz Der
Wabl, nod ni6t Die eerineite Ib=
fiht au erfennen gegeben, baB 1ie
abermalS gu fanoioiren beabliGtiaen
uno ba lit es o~Dqitdnbie in Der Sro=
uung, baB Die Burger, penr, iie 1it)
nibt ieoes Gebts, bel ben @ablen
Elm WDrt mit5uIpreben, begeben
tpDlen, auiammentraten, etpaieen
8anoioaten @elegenbeit per1daffen,
auf elm 9ifet 81 fommen poer lelbIt
cine Iuswabl treffen unb elm Tifet
formuliren.
Selbitperitdnblib baben Die 8e=
amten Die 8erebtieuna. unter iid)
Elm Gbfommen gu ibliebert, baB
iie Idmmtlib pieoer als &~anoioaten
auftreten uuo baB iie nit Der 8rD=
mulsirune ibres gidets big gum leb=
ten Nugenblif parten, tbeils um Die
Oppoiition irre gu fiibren, tbeils I'M,
Die Burger 5u iberral1en uno ben
Sieg 10 leibt pie nur mDeli9 su
MAIDEN.
Nber oas 1tno feline oempfratilhen
8uitdn6e. Die Berbinbuna elmer
8eamtenclique unter 1id) lift oQemal
als cine @efabr ansuieben uno es lit
ia geraoe bier auf bas @flatanteIte
9e5eigt woroen, mie bielelbe BON ben
Bnrgern geiprengt neroen fam.
IS mag Seitens unlerer gpuntp=
beamten elm iebr Ihlau ausaebedter
Blan ieiu, Die @dbler bin5ubalten
uno joann pl0blib nit Dem 9idet
berporautreten; aber es itebt bann
aub gu ertuarten, bab Die lebteren
oarauf- in u~nliebiamer @eiie rea=
9iren.
Wenn es 10 melt eefpmt1en lein
ioute, oaB iid iosulagen elm 8eant<
tentruit biloen fam, Der Die County
pplttit fontrolirt uno beItimmt, pie
uno ourh men bic Qernter belebt
meroen ioIen, oann lit es bobe Belt,
oaB Die Burger iib oraaniliren uno
lplb einem Blane gars energiih ents
geaentreten.
Inter ben Dbmaltenoen umitdnoen
lit oaber Die @inberufune Der 8ri=
marpahlen unb Die Nbbaltung Der
&onoention ourbaus aeredtfertiet.
&otnmt elm sufriebeniteuenoes 9tdet
gu Stanoe, 10 baben Die Burger nee
nigitens cine Nusmabl BON &anbi=
oaten. Die Soee, Die @Gbter bel
Der "3ulammeniebuna zines 9idets
aus5uiblteBen ooer ibnen in lebter
Stunoe elm iolfes pon Den 8eamten
lelbit enttuorfenes fir uno fertie 81
pr6lentiren, lit unbaltbar uno muB
befGmpft peroen.
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TOrtidritt Der Get.

Mit Dem befannten unterneb-
mungsgeiit Fat Die Miiiouri. Sam
ias uno geras Bobn (bie &atp) eli
men neuen Bug smiihen Dallas uno
Sbreneport eineeiteut, Der Dallas
UNI 9 ubr Nbenbs perldBt, nm 6
ubr am na6iten Morget in Sbrepe=
port eintrifft unb fir ale Statipnen
i'm Suooiten nit Der g. g. uno s..
GD. Gerbinbuna mabt. Ser BUG
oerldBt SbreoepDrt um II ubr
Ibenos uno trifft am ndd1ten Mpr=
gen s ubr in Dallas elm. Buuman
Sblafmagen unb Gbair Cars. Gin
beiierer gilenbabnbienit auii9en bie=
fen beiben Stdbten puroe perlangt,
10 DAB Die &atp beiblDB. bieien Bug
permanent laufen gu laiien, trob Der
groBen Soften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-10

io(len, baB mir innerbalb Der lebten
flint Gage ueoer in Geracru5, Cor
ooba nob. Srisaba gepeien linb!
., meb: Orisaba! Nber gum @(iid
maren'S nibt Bios 5, ipnoern Z
Gage, oaB mir bort eepelen uno 10
fonnte man benin nit eutem @epil=
fen ben 9~eforoerten @io leiiten. SIT
es oDb nibt Seoermanns Sabe, es
aus rOppDrtunitdtsarinoen lanoes=
iibli6er @eiie nit einem gioe nidt
10 geuau gu nebmen, tpdbreno onoez
rerieits pieraebn Gage @elbfieberz
Quarantdne an Der @rense a19 fein
SpaB lino!
Gnolib eebt es aber oenn oodJ
peiter. Son Wonterep an pnr'a
i9on mieoer rebt rparm sepproen
unb BON 2areoo an murbe es lebr
beiB. @s mar mod ppr Der eroBerl
&egen= uno ueberlbmemmunes=
BeriDbe uno Der Sitomeits 8ipfel oea
Staates 2era8 %prdientirte ii9 por
Ieiner oenfbar unnortbetlbafteiter
Seite!
gbe man Die Iharme San Nu=
tonio's raeen ltebtV nod raid meg
init benz lesten merifaniiben Dollar
an ben bienitbeflilienen @iqger- Bor=
ter! Sc mabt lih gut uub es lint
la, bel 2ibte betra6tet, bo6 nun
gauge 10 Gents! No6 better mabte
fib's freilih por Der 6eimfabrt, pr
man fir lie sebn amerifaniibe Duuars
oeren "a merifaniibe erbielt! Opd
mas niibt's: Sb merifaniibe pber
amerifaniibe Dollars, ite itno runt
uno rDaen meg, Die etnen mie oie
anoern 49,.
&Dmn1t man banrt an Der 8ube
an, nelbe Die Snternatipnalbabn Die
eberne Stirn bat, als ibren Sar
Nntonip'er rBabnbpf" gu beseib.
men, bann meiit oas gbermDmete,
ibon pieoer auf Die iiblihen 96 @rat
unb man miro genabr, baB,
ment man ith bon San Nntpnip aug
cine Mbfublung leiiten min, mar
%unbeoinat cine 9rDpenfabrt MAIDEN
muB! R.
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Scene Babrseit mad Mempbis.

Mit benz rleuet1 Sabrtarif mabt
Die SO. 6. & 8. 8abn Die ibneuite
W%erbinoung 5miiben geras uno
Weapbis pia Soutb Wcg(leiter. Die
SabrSeit oes MD~rgensuees SEQ. 2pon
9eras lit beoeuteno abgefiirst mDr-
ben, uni in S0utb WcMleiter Nni1luB
81 MAIDEN an ben 61nensug Der
Gboctam. OflabDma & @plf 8abn,
Der um Z nbr Woreens in Wempbis
anfDmmt uno moour1 cine Gtunoe
gelpart niro.
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! Sha nonidhfe

Son einem ihperen Shidlals=
Id(age tpurbe Die 5atnilie oe5 Ser
aus9ebers oieies 8lQttes betrDffen.
9eute fritb UNI balb neun l1br enoete
elm {tb rapioe entnifetnoes 6era=
leioen nab nur fiinftdgi9em 2eioen
oa8 9eben leiner bliibenoen oritten
1p6ter, Srdulein Sba 6anl9fe,
i'm Sitter BON 25 Sabren.
Dieier Sblag trifft Die Jamilie
I'M 10 i6nerer, als Die 8erftorbet1e
it6 ftets Der blitbenoften @e1unobeit
81 erfreuen bate uno Der berbdngnis=
ooae Iu8gang oieier &ranfbeit biz
gum Gage pDr ibrem CODE BON geies
manoem geabnt tpuroe.
0as Acknowledgements miro NOR
gen Nabmittag um 4 ubr, bonn
9rauerbauIe aus, 225 Sing 8iQiantz
5traBe, itattfinoen.
vS6 fiiDfe bid : id5um lit meim
sdnters g%entttocrt; ib faie bib-ibDn
TT Die aual 9efinoertl". 8abrlib, 10
bari Ser Samorrboibene9eibenbe iagen,
tpenn er, zines Ser 8arten 3dpfdben Der
HANAkESlS" antpenoenb, feline hphen
@rfpartun9en bDn Ser .Seilfraft oieier
Weot5in mod itbertrDffen finbet. 8er
foDllte mod tuetter iene 8ein ertraaen,
tpdbrenb es oDb ie6em B~atienten mbge
ltd] gemoht 1T iie 81 bertreibenl 8robir's
e%tnnal! NbreiTire P. Neustaedter & Co I,
Box 2416, New York City, nm mnemts
9eltlid cine Brobe 81 befpmtnen. 9ie
"Anakesis" 1T in allen MpDtbefen gu
ba6en. 8reis 81.
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Norooentlde WoDo 9anpierzQuuie.

5000 Meilen &eiie fir penieer
als $l.75 per Gag i'm 3piibenoed.
Bradtpole 9ampfer BON @~aloeiton
nab 8remen, ausgeaeibnete Gins
ribtungen. eutes @fien uno FREEZER
drstliber 8eiltanb. Der ilolibe
&urs reou5irt Die @efabr Der Sec
franfbeit auf elm Winimum.
Wfan penbe li6 meeen Snforma=
tim an W. 8. WilIDn,
General Iaeut, @aloeiton, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-10
Heifenbe 81 e n:
Carl Nlrmp.
M. SGprDbinb.
Gint SrDpenfabrt.
III
(Shlus.)

&bfdbieb o Der Ganptffabt. = sal.
tho, Der Summer : Snftfurprt fir
San MntOniu. = Saplprs Sort. =
Sebbaftes Nlasa= mnb Marft<9ebem.
-0a6 Gaiittu. Gin Mnffer=Wai=
feubauS. Megifamifde @unSer=
iidbfetten. 9Dppelte Splplafe=
reten am Nip @ranbe. @ieoer in
eame' atntpn!
Nqmdlig bieB es aber audi tuieoer
an Die 0eim : Heile benfen. @as
gu ieben mar. bate man-menn audi
r1ur Hibtig - seieben uno Spar au-
Ser benz in 6ieien Bldttern @e5fil=
oerte AUDI mand5es Nnbere. Gu
l1ntiirlih AUDI oas rDeutfde 6aus",
oie8 5u9leib burnebm uno bebaalih
eingeriHtete Club : 2Dcal Der Deut>
lden Der 6auptftabt, bie-penu lire
BAIL freilib audi feline lebr aroBe
if-oDb an Qualitdt UNI 10 mebr
bernOrtreten. 9aB audi ben Ser
~alsgebern Der rDeutiden 3eitunQ
fir WericO", ben 6erren Mublan6
uro Nlihier, elm cOueainliiher Be
iuH ab9eitattet muroe, perftebt iid
ebenfaqs pDn ielbIt. Sn 6erlelben
@eiie Bpm ielbft perftebt es fif, baB
bic beioen "Cantinas" Bad
uno nWeber" rlidt pernadldi1iat
uuroen-5tpei Trinflpcale iplioeifer
Nrt in altbeutiber Musltattuna, in
bener1 ca ben Beiuher mebr trie
Bremen uno 9amburg, als uie
MfeTicD anr1utbet
Nber trDb all bieler Nttraftionen
r1annigfaltigfter Nrt bieB es geihie-
ben iein!
Nuf benz 6inpeae bate ib mir
rUrgenDmn1er, auf Der Mudrei5e eli
men Tag, reip. beren mebrere, fin
Snltiu0 81 Dermeilen, bieiem BON
San NntDniD aus ndfit=erreihba=
rem uirfli6 fiiblen Drt. WDnterep
tam oafiir nibt gelten, benin menn
e audi etpas b0ber lieat, als San
MntpriD, 10 berriht bDrt bennDh err
abrungsgemdB-ma noe.
gen Der Gage in einem @ebiras=
4efiel - cine nod inten1ipere unb
nod anoauernbere SDmmeralutb.
olS mir unS elmer iDlben in Gun
NntpuiD au verfreuen" baben!
SnltiuD lit bel ieiner 6DbenlaQe
BON nber 5000 SUB pie prGoeitinirt
ba5u, bic SDmmerfriiAe fir bic
8emobner oe8 beiBen 9ieflanbes i'm
Siomeiten 81 peroen, unb bis au
einem geuiiien Grade lit oas auh
bereits Der 5aQ. Bis iebt tparerl
aber bic 6Dtel : Accommodation
riIr 3iemliH beffrdntt, ALIEN bie-
fem Mangel lift fiir Die nddite Sais
ion oaourb abgebDffen tporoen, ba6
bic orei oberen Stpfmerfe oes eros
ben Neubnu8 Der National : Bant
pnn @pabuila oils elegantes !6otel
eir9erihtet peroen ioQen, un6 uie
perlautet, lit Die 2eituna bieles neuen
0utelS bereit8 elmer Mmerifauerin.
uno 5tuar elmer Dame aus San Wus
tOniO, %abertragen rrorben.
2iegt Saltiup felbit aud mobl
mitten in elmer Wifte, 10 lit es {elbit
uenigiten8 cine Dale BARN, unb
5uar cine Dale. Der es peoer an
berrliben 6ffentlihen Gnlagen, nod
an YriDntgdrten feblt. in oenen bas
Obft in elmer neppigteit eebeibt,
tuie man fie oieiem fnblen, fat rou-
ben 61bens &lima gar nidt sutrauen
folIte. Das Obft, oas bier in gang
beionoerer Salle geoeibt, lit bic Quite
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9as SDcemnt.

&eieroirte 5ibe lino jebt gu baben
329 Ilamo Bla5a fir ben erpBen
8ortrag lber v&obert 6. See" pon
Or. 6. Benjamin Nnbrens moreen
@beno i'm @rOBen Opernbauie. Sc
lit oas Der @rDfnungs Nbeno Der
Saiipn Serie BON 5ebn unterbal=
tunger, n0flr oas Sun Mntonio
2pceum Saiion 8iqete (-lo meit
Die 800 Blabe reiben y perfauft,
uno 5tpar gu lie $500.
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arnnSeiaemtbmms . llebertraannaen

Scat. 2etpi5 an Sob. &uppers,
@runotuf an Daniel Street. 5000.
Stub. &eb. an Souls &eb, 480
IGer 2ano i'm Us. q. Irtbur Sur
pep IS. fir $4,000.
S. .. @uin uno Sobn Marbah
OH ST. Geiuara, 1856 Ider 2ano
aus Dem s. &neip Suroep II, fir
S., 200.
Grnft 8ieief an q. 9. Dapis, 9
@runoitide i'm 8lud 9, $11O0.
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gu b%erimtethen :

Cine aerdumiee Office i'm pberen
.Stoduerf oes Sreie 8reile Sc
bduoes, SEQ. 2J6 Sit Commerce
StraBe. @ad5ufraaen in Der Office
Der osFreien Breiie".
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1.-THE DENIsoN'

in 9eniiun, geras. Das feinite
uno bette 6otel i'm Siiomeiten lit
ieBt ofen. Siinfunospanais 8im=
mer NIT Vao. Inter 8ermaltuna
Der n&atp" -8abn.
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Sin 8iGet bieier 2inie erfter alaie
nab Seem gurf bere6tigt ben Sn=
baber in Us aibinaton, 8al=
timore uno Bbtfabelpbia
einen sebntdaiaen Mufentbalt 81
nebmen. Dies lit Elm lebr 1iberales
8uaeitdnoniB.
8eaen @in5elbeiten penoe man
itd an ben unterSeihneten.
s.. 9. &ilepre,
8eiienoer Bai1aaier Neent,
lis 8eit Srenb 8lace, San In=
tomb, SeraS.
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SciratbS=S heine.

8ibaro @rler uno annie goB=
barot.
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O~ w VI
@abl= &eaiitrator BON BerQr COUNT
9r. 6pbert G. Mpk,

Office 1913 Npe 6. Specialift fir Nu.
gen, Obren, @aie uno &eble. GpreH.
ftunoen BON 9 biz IL nbr Bpruittaga
nno bon 2 Bis 5 uhr MaHmittag8.
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griber Brps. baben bic
ibDnIte WuSmabl in @olo= unb Sill
bers, Iouie Meheribmieol Waaren.
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Mar, braubt nod nibt 9afa
81 iein, tpenn man Diener lit.