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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-28
Signature


The Beacon ~ ="
The following rules for the vote are
suggested
Every Nississippiau above 10 year, q,
age is qualified voter.
Great Mississippians Of the past ONLY
should be voted for.
me ne voter should use the coupon pnb.
Hf M ~ ms Newspaper az ballot.
;s. ! me vote should be for ten gleat Miss.
''sTIP t native Or adopted.
A"s vote Is expected 70 close Aug. lat
M DUNBAR ROWLAND.
we suppose the second rule won I al.
=" Is 70 vote Tor Mississippians living
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-28
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.
order as to Record and Blank
Book Cont.act

The Clerk is hereby directed to rive M.
uce oy newspaper publication 80 days prior
to the FIRST MONDAY OF JULY. ooS
mat tue after mentioned contracts win he
let on said day, inviting sealed pronosals
ior supplying the County for two years
from rom said date. as per chapter l42, Acts
les6, as amended by chapter SIS, Acts ISos
with record and bank books, lax receints
warrant books. pay certificates, statiouerv
iegai forms and such other books and bl,ni :
as are used by the County and District Of.
Said proposals to he addressed 70 tho
CLERK OF the Board Of Supervisors and to
DC marked, Bid for Record and RIanL
BOOK Contract for County of Noxnbe. ), >
no bids will be received or considered
unless accompanied by bend of nj lans,
5000 for faithful performance. ''"''
Local papers are invited % dcslgnate suoh
part OF the above work as can be done Inv
them aud to bid separately therefor. y
In accordance with the above Puhlish.
Jug houses viii take notice that bids vii,
ne received at this Office until 10 o'cloct ON
Monday the 7tA day of July. 4. d., 1902
z. 7. DORhOH,
,o Chancery Clerk.
maylo't jnly BY l.. DoRRoH, D. G
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-28
Cotton Factory Meeting

We were s-rees5,v surprised las;
Wednesday at the interest manifested
5y .he people e Nsco-, ard few
+ county men in taking the ins@atc-y step
. to Guild a cotton factory in % 1ss- Na
f con. The stores were an close3 a15 the
. court room was fne5. ana IN The az5.-
snce were many q the -cst scts-s-cs,
men n this community Nj z 7.
Dorroh was called upca 70 preside s-5
Mr.. Chas. strong sc:sl $ secretary.
The corrac. wss yss5 BY Mr.. Eivss.
and after much discussion rzr-,. rz,s5
in BY Msssrs Rsrss, Deaf, Dr C-s=
sut B-sms a15 o.as-s D-. Clement
started the ts,I -o,G1g by s--s--tc.-s
5000 for Rogers s. C5. T1s- t,'.ews;
three Others with s tAo-2rs 52,'s-s. 2
T Dorrch. n. 2. Harrison 2'5 IS. y.
Shannon. There were sewers, So
subscribers s15 there was o-s cc,,-s5
subscriber. ". 5. S-css 2 :ss uc-c1.
sast district: Altogether se,z, So. O.,
wss subscribed. When So lor 5s-s.ss5
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-28

Merchants are requested to get our
prices before buying
BRANsBY & BOYLE.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
i + +
Debut CotiIlion-

Last week witnessed several notable
society events. at which was gather
ed the best element of Pine Bluff So
ciety, but possibly the most fashion
able Of all was the cotillion given by
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Collier, OF Al
theimer, in honor of the entree of their
charming daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Collier, into society. On this occa5.
ion the wealth and beauty OF Pine
Bluff, and the CONTIGUOUS section of
the country, gathered at the Bluff
City club, where the brilliant func-
Continued on third page.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
VaIhalia Club Cotiliior-

VaIhala Club cotiiiion-
TIE opening ball of the season, Civ
en- BY the Valhalla club Thursday ev-
ening. was q brilliant and elaborate
function. and that rare combination
of beautiful women, gorgeous gowns,
fine music and enthusiastic dancing
men which is required to insure per
feet success to such an event, marked
the occasion Thanksgiving night at
the Vahala club.
During the evening delicious refresh
ment3 were served and every arrange
ment reflected credit on the club.
and especially upon the entertainment
committee. Among the many beauti-
full toilettes displayed by the ladies,
the following were noticed:
Miss Elizabeth Collier wore a mo-
dish gown of strips of white satin
ribbon fagotted in innumerable rows,
ending in sweeping ruche of white
chiffon around the train; lilies of
the valley in the coiffure; large bou-
auet of American beauties.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott-Ciel blue
organde shirred longitudinally, trim
med with ruchings Of narrow blue rib
bon. and made with trans parent
yoke outlined in points on the skirt.
Miss Rose Fuel-Gown of Cornelia
Cook rose-color taffeta, with overdress
of point d esprit. trimmed in lattice
bars of satin ribbon aDpliqued in dia-
monds on the lace net.
Miss Maggie Wilbourne-A white
mousseline, the skirt seams outlined
in fine lace headings run with white
satin ribbons; yoke and sleeves of all
over lace; dainty fan of white and delft
blue.
Miss Zu Thompson-GOwn of Rus
sian blue silk, deep founce of fine
tucks, lace bands at the pointed head
ing: bodice yelled in Irish lace and
edged 81 neck. and drop sleeves, with
soft folds of American beauty panne
velvet, long white gloves and lace fan.
Mrs Harry Trulock-White satin
striped grenadine, with ornaments Of
pearls and diamonds; bouquet of white
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Will Riley-White voile, en-
phasizea with blace lace bodice deco
rations; black sash and long black
gloves: necklet of pearls, with a sap
phire clarp.
Miss Fa2 'sylor-Combination Of
delicate cream. pink and green louis
inc. with deep ruches of sea-green
tulle embroidered Persian bands edg-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
IN SOCIGTY'S RGHEM
q. z. ssE,My.

ing the square decollette and drop
sleeves; bouquet of pink dawn carna-
tions
Mrs. Richard c. Thomp mpson-Mare
Louise blue and white embroidered
vole. skirt and bodice with garlands
of green leaves and fine blue flowers;
bertha of Duchesse lace; neeklet of
pearls.
Miss Byrnes, of Fayetteville-Sal-
mon pink Persian null over silk;
coiffure, with white chrysanthemums.
Miss Jennie Draper-Iris green or
candle with pink ribbon decoration.
Miss Frances Jordan-White chiffon
and lace. sleeveless gown with ribbon
straps at the shoulder Miss Jordans
evening cloak was of white silk and
lace.
Miss Bessie Downs-Lavender and
white, with small knots of English
yiolets on the bodice.
There were Numerous all-White toll.
cites. very much in fashion this seas
on Among the most beautiful were
those worn by Miss Lizzie Grace. Miss
Mittie Knox, Mrs. John Sewall. Miss
Blanche Fox. Mrs. Sam Vauly. Miss
Emma White and Miss Mary Hall.
and white crepe de chine, with dainty
applique of delicate pink on the yoke.
Miss Agnes Halliburton-White and
ccrn color: sash of yellow bengaline;
scarlet popics in her hair
Mrs w. F. Coleman-Orange color,
trimmed in white lace.
Mrs Harmon Thatch-Yale blue or
gande, with insets edged with val
lace
Miss Mitchell-Sea foam green
mousselin over green silk.
Miss Maggie Taylor-Lemon color
trimmed in black lace.
Miss Asa IOmllnSOn-Black BrllS-
sells net over black silk, girdle of
gold links; yellow ribbon bow on her
hair
Lack of space forbids description
Of other beautiful toilettes worn by
Mrs Alternately, Mrs. ]. T. Bradford.
Miss Nettie Grace, Mrs. c. C. Taylor,
Miss Banks, Mrs. Shelby and
many others who were present
The gentlemen present were.
Messrs Harry Trulock, Walker Jones,
Isaac Shelby W. F. Coleman, Sam
Vaulx, Alex Barrow, NJ L. Bell, R. C.
Thompson. Sam Arnett. Mack Ham
nett, Finn Hutt, John HUT, Beaurie
Hutt, Prof. Thatch, Wade Knox, Sterl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

out very effectively in the refresh
ments. After the luncheon toasts were
drunk to the bride and her future
life will be all sunshine and happiness
if she realizes half the good wishes
that were made to her. Each guest
was presented with a souvenir OF
three tiny hand painted hose, tied
together with white satin ribbon. One
tiny hose bore the menu. one an ap-
propriate quotation for the occasion
ana another the date and name of the
i2dr for whom it was intended. Those
present were: Misses Lutte Laine.
Nina Smart. Alma and Emma De
woody and guests, Florence and Jose
phine Williams of Hot Springs, Bes-
sic Atwood, Jennie Draper. Matte
Loving, Eva Davis. Azubah Thompson,
Mamie Mann. Lorine HightOwer. Mary
Lindsay and guests. Maude F'urrell
and Agnes Halliburton of Little Rock.
Mrs. W. E. Collier.
Mrs. Byrd and Miss Lille Byrd were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. P. P.
Byrd and Miss Emma Byrd.
!. i !.
Shirt Waist Euchre Club
The Shirt Waist Euchre club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Miss
Eva Davis at her inviting home on
Lakeside. Four vhanded euchre was
employed as the advertisement of the
afternoon Miss Mamie Mann was
awarded the first prize. Gibson girl,
drawn by Miss Davis. The afternoon
was enjoyably spent by all present.
The following were present: Misses
Mittie Knox, Jennie Draper. Jennie
Martin. Bessie Atkinson. Mary Lind
say. Allie Halliburton Of Little Rock,
Maude SeWell. Nettie Grace. Josie
Grace, Lerine H;ghtoWer Mamie
Mann. Zuba Thompson, Inez Thomp-
son. Estella Smith, Asa Tomlinson,
Alma Dewoody, Emma Dewoody. Mil
Gred Bradford. Nine Smart Eva Da-
Wis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

ing Barrow, John Sewell. John Sen
nett. Chas. Triplett, Clifton Howell
Frank Ragland, Neel Bell. C. c.
Price Flournoy Cross. ". R. Kirby,
VIII Morris, George Adams. Sam Rus
sell, billiard Saunders, J. Holderness
W. Owen, J. T. Bradford and Mr..
Hale, Mr. Hughes, Mr.. Taylor, F. NJ.
Roane. John Baldwin. Dick Barnett,
Will Riley, Frank Tomlinson. Dan Tay-
lor. Frank Cox and Alex Rowell.
A Hose Shower
Miss Lille Byrd entertai"9= the
Current Topic club in hon ! of Miss
Lutte Lame Friday afternoon. The
charming bride to be vas rendered a
bridal luncheon and the entertainment
assumed the unquie form Of a hose
shower Miss Byrd made the presen-
tation speech for the club and assured
Miss Laine of the warm personal inter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
JOE kRU MP.Ne:R,

Wholesale dealer in scrap iron,
rags, metals, old cotton, bones, hides.
No railroad goods. l am pulling drop.
ped stock for everybody. Speak loud
for | am hard of hearing. Pays full
price. sol East Barraque street, Pine
Bluff, Ark. Old phone 252.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

est the club took in its youthful
..hcusekeepers" and warned her to al
was be sure the household work was
done early in the week, bidding her
never again be SO careless as to leave
her wash on the line till Friday after
neon. At a signal a miniature clothes
iine was borne in by three little maids,
Misses Edith Smith, Bessie and Nettie
Byrd, and Miss Lame was invited to
take in the shower. Sweet music was
furnished for the occasion by Misses
Alma and Edna Langford. The young
ladies marched to the dining room to
the strains of Mendelssohn wedding
march. Here a five course luncheon
was served by the three little maids.
The bridal colors, white and yellow
We're in evidence everywhere, large
white and yellow chrysanthemums,
and ribbon being used in profusion.
The color scheme was also carried
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29

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nidte: ~0ratuIire Sbrem SAorfs
iinn-. Milo Der 8drong" nSh battle
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bon IeItenem WiFeu, fir einen ebenio
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tuIire aud an bteler 8ebouptnug.
@Dren Sic, Der iun9e Wtann beiBt
9onpre be 8al5oc (oer ~beriibmte
franS0IiIde @prIGufer 3old's). Der
Baron 1T ieit fiinf3ebn SaHren elmer
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Gbarenton. Qafen Sic iih ieinen
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fiibrte ieinen 6reuno pieoer 81 benz
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be i6bie @brt?" Gin ~gIiibenoes Hotb
IhoB iiber bas eble 9rofil. 90 Sic
MIDI fragen, lam i4 nidt unbOflid
fdlpeigen, Sic ieben in mir ben
Sd0pfer uno Grbalter bes Weltaas
i'd bin Soft Der Batter"
Quf Dem 6eimlpege frdgte @squis
roI ieinen 6reunO: rWeI6e Sdattiz
rung trennt Die 8eiites3erriittung bon
Dem geiitig geiunoen Meniden uno
neIhes 1ino Die pathologiiden 3eiz
ten De8 WabnIinns?"
Der SpurnaliIt blie6 Die 4ntport
ihuloia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29

70 erbGlt man cine m0gli4it gs6altrei@
DIE Q0fung, peGde pieOerum in fir
8efter 3eit eingebumpft perben tam.
Die Sr~opfenprpbe, Del4e Den genti>
genben 9rab Der gtnOi4tun5 leRrt,
lit uebungsfa4e, Gs lit Elm groBer
SebGer, tuenn man cine grDBere 9ten=
ge in einem &eTel einto6t, neil ba=
bur6 Die 8erbampfung DerldngIamt
pirb. M}an fam nur in fla4en, et=
ma 4 3oG 9oben qfannen iieben laiz
fen.
Ser @6qum. pel9er bei'm &O4en
obenauf f9pimmt, 1T g~erOnnenes Gi@
peiB unb aGs 1olhe8 ie6r nabrbaft,
Der @8aum piro fleiBig abgeI40pft,
erft babur4 pirb bos 9rOOutt bait
bar. Obne Stiditoff t0nnen ndmIi4
bic 8afterien unb Gpaltpil3e i'm fer
tigen 9elee ni6t gebeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29
GHr ben s5omtaos. eOrrsiponOsnteu. .
ShlahtIieO.

SuAhuJbAtAus
Sd 0ien' ni6t benz, S6r ale bient,
Dem 6erren bon Der Safe,
SD Iu9' mir meinen eig'nen Weg,
unb ni9t ben Meg Der Mafe.
l1nb tpenn Der 466el nbprt6tn.4
fpri9t,
90 ruff tb nur:
nun grade Mot!
Sd itreb' na8 meinem eig'nen 3iel,
Dem S9DnIten unb benz 8eiten,
W}ein 2s6ens3ped lit niht mir nur
Sin 8du9lein a~n3umditen.
limb rdt6 mir anber5 ie Elm @i4t,
90 ruf' id nur:
nun grade nt4t!
Wfir I4eint Elm treues Deib4en
ni6t
0as 6041te Slid auF Grben,
4u4 fdnb' ih fem @ergniigen O'rin,
Sin @roBpapa 81 nerOen.
llnO penn mir elmer aHOers Ipri4t,
90 ruf l@ llur:
0un g'rube ntAt!
RO4 bin i6 jung uno Oente Damn
@leib 8erge gu DerIeBen,
&uf nele Sitten pTeife i4
uno frag' ni6t mad 0eIeBen,
l1nO lit Der 9affer Drum erPidt,
60 ruff i4 nur:
Run grade nt8t.
8ieQei4t, 0aB i4 erringen fam,
0as, mas i4 nil, oa5 GroBe,
Menn ih an meiner 0umm6eit ni4t
Den S6dOel Elm mir TtoBe,
ODD penn S6r Oentt, mein S@dOel
bri6t,
So ruf' i4 nod:
nun grade Mot!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29
Gtmas bum sccmannszN ppetit.

9as S6iff fam bon elmer @rpeois
tion i'm Iiioli9en Snbiiden O3ean II.
mar nab benz 0ur6laufen Der 3ors
reSitraBe in einem tleinen 9afen Der
OfttiiIte 4uituaIien'5 tur3 Dor Der
M~ittag83eit Dor Nnter gegangen. -
Mun mar bier Monate unouSgeieBt
auf See geipeien uno bate bon Dem
oSeepropiant" Ieben mii6en, ME er
ppr ettpu a6tunO3ipan3ig SQ6ren 5erz
geitelt tpurDe.
DIS ous Signal bic OfTi3iere our
MittagStafel rief, tamen Die 9erren
5lpQr, Qber Der Qlppetit par 4ngeii4tS
Des 2anbes Elm nur geringer.
Qm Ha9mittag gingen Iieben oienitz
freie OFfi3iere an 2onb, Mton fam
an Elm n6otel." 9ieie5 n9otel" mar
3lpar nur Elm 8ledI6uppen, aber -
es mar bod Elm n9Otel!"
8on ben Sie6en trennte ii6 elmer,
Der MeFez9orItanO, unO betrat bas
8ait6aus.
Die Mirt6in purbe gerufen, err
fafen, unb e5 entIpann ii4 fo%lgen0es
8eIprG6:
IS it ieBt 6ol6 8pet; t0nnen@ie
Bis feds u6r Elm Diner fir einuno@
3DQn3ig perTOnen anri6ten?
SEMI, mein 9err, pie piele
@Gnge?"
So piel Sic i6aFfen t0nnen!"
uno nun pur0e bic Speiiefolge be-
rat6en.
Ser qreis pHrOs fsin fir bos Sc
bed? 49,"
n0u5 1T gang glei6giiltig!" =
IS mar flint W2tnuten por feds
16r.
GrpurtungspoG unb glii6enb BON
eifrigem @6affen lieB Die 8irt6in
lire 8lide iiber bic iaubere Safel nit
BEN einun03nan3ig@eOeden unO Oann,
na6 i6ren @GIten au8i6aueno, aus
Dem 6en7ter i6peifen. $50 6lieben
DIE 0SrreH DtHI! OQll IuHl44ISIl ~
nur bier unO bier nod bret. 9ieie
iieben gingen ia Mitto8s i4on por>
BEL.
Die fieben betratsn bos 9ous,
so, 6rau @trt6in," rief Der
MeTes@Oritanb, nun bite ier0iren
I'll IQ1Ienl"
nG5a, ober es fe4len bod mod bier
8e6n 9erren!"
80, bic tommen gar ni8t. @e6sn
sic, mir Iinb nur iieben, aber jeOer
nirb fir bret eFen, mo6t einunoz
3pan3ig. 8eItelte ih ab2r nur fir
Iie6cn, 70 Bate es ni6t gelungt, 9az
ber g}i4ts fir UNCUT, 9}un ober
los bafir."
N}tt benz leBten 8tiIen OieIe5 9tz
ners bate itd iibrigen5 Der 0}effez
@ortanb, Der re4t corpulente 2ieutez
nant u fir Qe6enS3eit ben 8et=
namen n8oa Gonitrtctor" erporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29
Gir BEN rSonutoggsG orrciponOcnten. y
9JIr bic 5ausfrau.

SEPT 1T Die 3eit, in neIder Die
6au3frou be9innt, fir ben nd4Ien
0tnter lire 8orrGt6e an SbiizGeyee
3u ergdn3en, g1e3epte Dafiir lino ia
qenuq ppr6unoen, unD Die prottifhe
6au8Frau bat ia audi %@rfa6rung,
a6er INNER gelingt t6r Die 8elee@8ez
reitunq bo6 ni6t na4 @uni@. 4uh
bic gluten ae3epte CUR 8ereitung be5
@elees BADEN ben 5ebler, bag iie Bel
i6rer 4npenbung einen IflaDiTdeu@ez
6oriam Derlangen unO ba3u beri4peiz
gen, fporouf es BEL Der Geleez9ereiz
tuna antommt. 9ier mDgen einige
ergGn3enbe Tinger3eige am YluB Iein.
0ur9 ba8 &o6en Der 6rit6te lpir6
oas @epebc b~erIelben 5erit6rt, uno
Der SQft ge6t in ods umgebenDe bet=
Be 0aIIer iiber. Qu9 Elm galertortiz
ger Stoff Qecto1e genannt, iptro ais
l0sli4es 9ectin glei6Falls NIT bin
iber genommen. 9a8 belize Doner,
nun beI1er Chung 9endnnt, fdittet
man na9 Dem &O4en nit ben SER
to6ten 6rii6ten uuf Elm 2eintu4 un0
lGBt Iqes bur6laufen. Menn man
nun benz 5iltrat 3ufer 8uicBt, egbdlt
man Elm gallertarttges, bur6fGeinenz
beg 8elee. Gs fam gar niht genug
barauf bingepieIen perOen, baB MIR
Der Ro6r3uder Die 8elee Itetf mo6t,
unb 3par bur9 feline eigentbiimlihe
8erbinbung nit Dem gectin. Our6
bas Dort &o6r5uder foq aber Die
freunbli6e 2eiertn ni1t erI6reden.
Ro6r3uder t6un mir ieben Wforger in
ben &affee; Der eIbe tpirb meiYtens
aus Riben geponnen. 0a5 Sbit
ent6dlt aber BON Ratur aus teinen
3p6r3uder, fpnbern &riimel3uder II.
S8leim3uder, unb 3tpar nm 70 mebr,
ie refer es lit. QeBtere betben s3uderz
arten btnbern aber bds Staifnerben
bes 8elees in Dem 8rabe i6rer pro-
5enttgen 8egenfpart. Sat cine retfe
5ru9t 3u bel 8riimelz ober S6letma
3uder, bann fam man Go6r3uter 3uz
feBen, 70 bel man min, es 9iebt bod
fein 9elee, p@s f4eQiert nt6t," Iagt
Die &09in.
4us retfen Weintrauben unD rsifen
8rOmbeeren pirb Niemanb @elee ma
den t0nnen. 9tngegen fam man ale
unreifen 6rii4te gu 8elee b~erpenben.
unb 8tpar pirb bas 8e!ee In 70 befz
fer, ie unreiFer Die 6rudt lit. A5ez
ionber5 1T bas 8elee aus nnreifen
QepFeln Dem @eIee aus reifen 2(epfeln
nett bor3u3ieben.
Die 9eIees IolIen cine belle, 3ltrdz
f9einenbe 5ar6e 6aben, 5te foQen
geIb, orange ober 6eIrotb fein, ie nuC6
Der Dirt Der 5rlt9t. 9amit fem tunz
tel6raunes, i6ndr3li6es 3eug 6eraus
fommt, muB mar nifen, baB, ie ldnz
ger Die &o6erei bauert, nm 10 bunfz
Ter bic Mafe ptrb. Bon Qnfang an
barf bas 8afer Die oberftsn Srii9te
gerabe nur ieiht bebeden. @d6renb
bes &odens burf ni9t nadgegpFsn
tperben. Die 5rii9te biirfen ni6t
ldnger to9en, ais Biz iie gar fiao,
mas mad Dem erfteu Qufpdqen Idng>
items cine 9iertel1tunbe bauart. Nur
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0as aopIunOf6e @Dtem Der
S4neateIegrapbie, peI4es bier 9epe=
f4en in gleider 3i6tung auf einem
0raht gu ienOeR erlaubt uno minbez
items Die boppeIte2etitung bes5ugbesz
unb Die bierfa6e bes 8uubot : Spz
items beiiBt, felt pobl gegenpdrtig
Die ~polenoetite prattiI9e 20iung Der
S9nea : Selegrap6ie bur, benin cons
itruftib unb an aufgepanDtem Grim
bungs : Salient lit bas punberbpqe
Spitem Poqut : @trug, bon beFen
neuefter @erbeferung unten Sie aeoe
ietn fou, i6m enti9ieben iiberIegen.
Der Ropldnb : Selegrap6, bic @r=
finbung eines profefOrs Der vSobns
9otins' uniDerfitdt," arbeitet
nit De4ielitrOmen. beren 9eripben=
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GioOcr 8laubart junior.


rSSeBt gomm', mel iieBes 9er8en5bet6z
6en,"
6pri6t er fet neigebadnes Deib4en,
6err S9ref q bibbo Gbemann,
lin GUT Dir unire 8tua an"
Gr fiebrt ie rum 9repp ut, 9repp ab,
8alo re6ts, balb Gtnts, baGb S9ritt,
baIb Srabb.
@r 5eigt tbr 8oben, 5eigt ibr Seller,
Gr 3eigt ibr jeben 9idenOeIer,
Gr 5eigt N gauges 9uBenb Stum-
,9iB aqes is Del @egenb6um.
Sans mad 8eIieben paIbe bier,
8loB Gems berbiet' i'd itrengitens Dir.
SpiB' Define 06ren, WilbeImtne!"
@pri4t pleBlt4 er nit bieitrer W2tene.
oSie6' bteIen S6rant bier in Der Gde
M}it 8ie6ern bon Big 'nuf CUR 9ede.
Die gannit De ale, ale leien,
@l8 tpeeren Itets ie 9ein gefpeIen.
sc een5'ges Bud BLOB = bas bier
fie6l =
8eriebre ME, ME, ME, ME!
9enn ba, ba itebn 8ef4i4ben brin,
Die BLOB fer retire Mdnner lin!
9o4 GieBeit 9u Did ie berlei0en,
9arin &c IeIen nur 3pee Seiben :
Sd gam, be tpdrbeit g tart berei'n,
90 tput'g pie Ribber 8Iauburt ietn!"
DE iunge @abbin aber fpri4t
Mit felfenfefter 3uberfi4t:
SD f4peer' 9trfd gu. 0 4baI6ert,
DAB IoIdes ME gef6eben pGrb!
9as Bud GEM i4 an ginbanb I4on,
SD mar ia Iange in 8angiion!"
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Gunit unn Mifenihaft.

QbeGine Pattt beren enbgilz
tiges 3uriidtreten pOmgpn5ertppbium
felt etpa 20 Subren angefiinDigt
nirb, bic fi9 aber iiingit pieber b0ren
IieB, entpirft nod INNER groBepldne.
3und4ft bate tie elm groBes 8rDz
nungs : CONCERT in 2onbpn ungetun<
pigt. bas in Der n4lbert 9aG" ftatt=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-29


8reiteft nieoer, ate 2inOe,
1leber mid 9ein grimes Dad.
Sci ben 3unen 9einer 8tnbe
8erOen ferne Sage mad,
6eute nod an bieier 6tGtte
9o6gefii6I mein 9er5 erbebt:
Meine erite Cigarette
9a6' t6 bier emit = iiberIebt.
6ier bat feurig emit Guterpe
Sbren &uB mir aufge6ronnt,
DAB nauF cine. roia S4drpe"
Gtnen 9OenitrauB id nanO.
Sn ben SUB Der eriten 2tebe
9einer 3peige 8auf4en tlang;
StanOen nidt Die leBten = 9iebe
9amit i'm 3ufommenbang?
Sab in biefem n~Sammert6ale"
DIT geraudt, gereimt na46er,
Nud getIBt oeridieO'ne MoIe;
ord nie DQmaIs : nimmer me61