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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28
Pantomime Costume Parties.

A late form of entertaining is the pan tomime costume party which is said to be very popular in Europe and the East. The March What-to- Eat says of them:
 ''The pantomime craze which has struck Europe Is responsible for the pantomime costume party, now fad of the moment Invitations on parchment in old English lettering invite the guest to come to the pantomime in any costume of any period preference being given to characters from Humpty Dumpty.' A stage is placed across one corner of the ballroom or drawing-room, and a young herald holds a banner showing the penalties for ut tering a single sound. Bats. owls, witches black cats and other wierd objects figure in the decorations. The hostess greets her guests silently and introductions are made by gestures. When the guests are assembled each is required to give the character represented In pantomime. The guests vote on the best portrayal and a prize is given. Supper follows the inn promptu vaudeville. then dancing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28
Child Labor Bill Passed in Iowa.

There has been until recently no law for children workers in Iowa save one
 which prohibited the working of boys un- der twelve in mines, but now a bill has passed which prohibits the employment of children until IA years of age in any mine. factory, or workshop for more than six hours each day except on the certifi- cate of the President of the School Board of the district in which the child resides that its parents or brothers or sisters need the support it can give, and the further certified fact that it has attended public or private school for at least twelve weeks during the year preceding it's application for work. The bill. as originally intro- duced, prohibited the employment of chill dren in mines. factories or places of amusement and made the penalty for violation fine or not less than $10 nor more than s100. This was amended to read: Not less than $5 nor more than $25."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28

MALTA VITA, the most wondtrful food discovery of the nineteenth century. The great food of the twentienth century, Ask your grocer. adV-75t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28

Berlin's richest inhabltant has paid tax of S23, 300 on his last years income of S5S3,75o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28

Kate-What makes you look so bad, Bertha? Surely it cannot be Fred has broken his enga cement with you?
 Dertha-It's worse than that. S1mebouy has stolen Fido.-Boston Transcript.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28
A SIMPLE TEST WILL TELL

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 of WARMERS SAFE CURE, the
 Worlds Greatest Kidney Medi-
 cine; It Will Cure You.
 TEST YOUR KIDNEYS: Put some morning urine in "a glass or bottle; let it stand for twentyfour hours If then 1t is milky or cloudy or contains a reddish brickdust sediment. or if particles or germs float about in it, your kidneys are diseased. This is the supreme moment when you should begin to take Warner's s Safe Cure to arrest all these unnatural conditions. for they are the unmistakab ble symptoms of kidney disease. If, after you have made this test, you have any doubt in your mind as tothe develop ment of the disease in your system, send us a sample of your urine. and our doe tors will analyZe 1t and send you re- port with advice free.
 WARMERS SAFE CURE is the only positive cure for all forms of kidney, liver, bladder and, blood diseases; uric acid poison, rheumatic gout. diabetes. pain in the back, scalding and painful passage of urine, frequent desire to urin- ate, painful periods, bearing down and so-called female weakness.
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 WARNERS SAFE CURE is purely vegetable and contains no harmful drugs it does not constipate; 1t is now put up in two regular sizes and is sold by all druggists. or direct. at 50 CENTS and $1 .00 A BOTTLE. Less Than One Cent a Dose.
 Refuse substitutes. There is none just as good as Warmers 8. Insist on the gen. uine Warmers Safe Cure, which always cures Substitutes contain harmful drugs and do the patient more harm than good.
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 To convince every sufferer from dis eases of the kidneys liver, bladder and blood that Warmers Safe Cure will cure them. a trial bottle will be sent abso- lutely free to any one who will write Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester. N. Y. and mention having seen this liberal of fer in The Advertiser. The genuineness of this offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher. Our doctor will send medlca booklet containing symptoms and treat ment of each disease and many conNlnc' l ing testimonials. free, to an! one whc will write.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28

DO you WANT THE BESTe Ross's Antiseptic. Barber Shop IS the place to go. Exchange Hotel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28

story. "A VOICE FROM BEY oND."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-28
PALACE MARKET.

tues fri sun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
Qmt,ebu Wnuate 9nht6uus.

Reabing, ga., 4. HoO. = 9ier
fpurbe Der poIi3iit $. SObn &inBer gu
elmer 3u8tAuusftrufe Don 180tOnoten
perurtbeiIt, na4Osm er bes fubrldfiz
gen Sobt19Iu9s idulOig befunOen
porben mar. Gr bate in @ipiltleiz
bung einen Obftgarten an Der Staotz
gren5e gu betpoden geba6t uno Bel Der
8erfolgung zines Fegers, ben er bei'm
QpfeIbiebfabf betroffen, benfel6en err
i4ofen, @ie 8inBer b~ebuuptete, bat
te ii9 Der 0eger Der 9er6aftung ni4t
aaein ent3ogen, fOnbern aud t6dtli9
pioerIebt. Der 9erurtbetlte pdro Der
9nooe bes 9ouberneurs e%mpfo6len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
aus Dem Snneren wVnrbIanO's nno
ben a~ngrrnarnDen Staaten.

Nufber Sagb getDbtet.
Sn Der glG6e bon DeGf6 Rnn,
@aI6ington : @ountD, purDe Der Is
Sabre o[te Benjamin Sepler, Sobn
bes 9rn. Sobn @epler, %get0btet, fpd9z
renb er nit ieinem 6reunOe 9drrp
9orfu4 auf Der Sagb mar. Die Bet
ben IaBen auf elmer 5en8, ols dnf
nt6t ertlGtte 0eiie @epler's 8epebr
logging uno Die 2abung benz iungen
Senler in bic linte Settle bes Scopes
fu6r unb i6n duf Der Stene tOotete.
8ru9 bds 8etn.
8ei Petersburg, 8ufbington : g.,
Fiel Der 5armer 8arl 8uhrmunn unz
ter cine Qabung Mais uno beioe RGz
Der ieines 8agens gingen iiber feline
beioen 8eine. Sin 8ein purOe gebroz
den.
GrfoGgret9e 3u4t.
6. g. @obiu, Der Bel 9uncof Dor
3pei Sa6ren cine Qngora : 3iegenz
,3u9t anlegte, bat auf Der Nusfteuung
in 6a9erstopn einen 8reis fir feline
3tegen erbalten. @r fling nit pter5i9
@tiid Dor 5tpei Suhren an uno bat
ieBt 140 Der beIten Sbiere, tpelde tRm
80 older Qanb fir lanOnirtbi4aftli4e
,3pede getlGrt baben uno ne6enbei eli
men 6ii6I6en Retnqepinn ubnerfen.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8ilz
ion in WaI6ington min bemnG41t Die
Nnlage befi6tigen.
&ur3e RDti3en aus benz
Stdute.
en- Oaflano, @arrett @ountp,
ftiir8te ST.. 8bomas s, 8urte, Der
8efiBer bes r@9Iep 9Otels," bet'm
Spielen nit ieinen &inDern plOBlt9
tpbt nieoer.
Sn 9reberif itarb i'm Otter BON SO
Sabren 5rau Nnnu Matiloa W}ann,
bic @itttpe pon Stephen g. Mann.
Sn Cambridge, 0Ordeiter ~@ountp,
ppate Elm 6rau, Die bort auf Der
@truBe 6erumging, ibr Drsi Sabre al
tes 8inb peggeben, neil tie bdneIbe
ni6t ernGbren tDnne.
Sn Tolge elmer GOlliiion BET Wten@
ersbale, 3D., tpurben Der 2otomottn=
fibrer Curtis pon 9ittsbur8, Der 90
fomotipfii6rer Sngrum Dor Councils
pille unO 9ei3er gti4olfon BON Ptttsz
burg get0otet.
I'm Mintumsport lit bus u4t Sabre
alte S06ter6en bes 9hRrar3tes Or.
3. 6. Wieoer6uq an ben 6olgen elmer
@unbe am 8opfe 9eitorben, bic benz
fel6en Don benz 1~2zidbrigen Ne9erjun=
gen Reuben peters beigebru4t lporoen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05

Cincinnati, cbio, 20 etunb,H.
Gouneils9fufis, Spun, , 3a9s.
GOutoro, R.s6., 10 5tunotn.
Gtnotr, Colorado, p Taas.
S,trOit, Wlih., / 3ae.
@uiDsfOH, 9erus, 2 SAGE 8 Stunbtu.
SdrrisburG IA, 3 StuHbcH.
SortfOro, Connecticut, II 6tunOeH.
SHbioHupoIis, Suo., / Sao.
SadiOn, WiifiFppi, 2 GAGE.
Sadiunpiut, Slnrioo, l 3uq.
RaHias=Gitb, WiFouri, 2 Sage.
Sittlt Rod, a~rfaniag, l Soq Is StunbeEs
9outspiat, RI. l 5de 2 StuHo,n.
Mtmpbts, Tenn, l Gag 5 5tunosu.
gtobilt, alabama, l9uq 3 StunDsn.
ROrfolf, 9iroini,u, Il Stunoeu.
RttpsCrltaus, Ga, l GAG 10 6tunoth
etaOt @,fu=gorf, 5 etuuoeu.
CmuFu, Qsbrasta, 2 9aee.
9ortlon0, Waint, l Gag.
gortIaHS, Oregon, 5 3aQe.
9bilaoeIpbia. IA, 3 5tuuOens
9ittsbur9, IA, II Stuuotn.
9roUiotntt, RS, I6 Stuuctr.
Raleigh, &c, 10 Stunpen.
Ct. Souls, NiTouri. ! SAG 8 etuub,R.
81. 9auI, WiHuciOta, 1 5ag p Stunosl
San GrauJigto, Gal, 4 Sage IA StuunsRs
Soptia, RaHias, 2 Gage.
Bottom, DtoH., Is stuHOsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
Ser su6uburssns Sug.

Sruuen unO &inoer tperoen 5uriidgez
bru9t. = Die Dominion : gRegiez
rung pirb bic 4ngeIegen6eit prOz
men.
@tnnipeg, Mar., a. NoD.-0s
p~i1gernber 9u4obOr3en ieBen nod
INNER 1angfam ibren Mdri4 6ierber
fort unb befinOen ii9 ieBt in elmer
@~ntfernung BON 166 M}eilen BON bier,
na9bem lie Ieit ibrem Qufbru4 gegen
200 Meilen 3uriidgelegt BADEN. Sc
ftern befanben tie fid Bel einem Waiz
3enFeGoe tpeItli8 BON 8inscdrth. Cine
Nbt6eilung nor0psitli6er &~eguldrer
fplQt ihnen, uber man bat es ieBt
a~ufgegeben, nit @epalt gegen fte elm
auI9reiten, urb tie begniigen ii9, bic
@e9enben, tpei6e bic Ou9obpr3en
bur9treifen, Dor 9iebitdblen gu f4iz
BEN.
Die 6rauen unb &inoer, pel9e ii9
in portion befinben, perben BON ben
8unbesbebDroen na4 ibren DOrfern
5uriidgeianOt peroen unb es berrf9t
einige Qufre9ung, neil es pdbrffeinz
li4 ni4t gang p6ne Qnpenbuns DON
Gepalt babel abgeben tpirO. 9sftern
frdgte Der 9remier BON Manitobu q.
9. Roblin bei'm Miniiter bescSnnern,
Gltfforo Siften, On, pelde 59ritte
Der Dominion ? 8egieruns be3ugli9
Der Ou4obOr5en 81 tbun gebente, unb
Der Miniiter ertpiserte tur3, bic 8unz
bes6ebOroen bielten ii4 be5iisli4 Der
anaeIeaenheit fir 6ur4uus auitduDig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
3iehmarfte.

@uf2ibertp, 3D., d. RpD. =
Gtnbbieb: Martt ftetig; preiie $4.75
Bis $3.50. S9peine: Murtt itetig;
9reiie $500 Bis $3.50. S6afe:
Mdrft ifetig; grsiie $3.50 Biz $8.25.
@6tcago, 4. NOO. = RinOpie6;
Seutige 3ufu6r 5000; Murtt ftetig;
Die preiie rangirten 8tptf4en $500
unb $7.75. @9lpeine: 9euttge 3uz
fubr 27,OO0, morgen 10000, iibrig
geblie6en 5000; Marft erOffnet SC. Bis
10t. niebriger urb idloB felt; 9reiie
$6.25 Bis $40. @9afe: 9euttge
3ufubr 10000; Marft fir S4afe felt,
fir GGmnrer niebriser; S4ufe $3.50
Bis $3.50. 2GmHer $3.50 bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
gIake ban aQaemeinem SntereRs.

@itp 9al - 1prtbz II. 2eEiIgtOn'
etraBe.
0af6ington : Monument - sd.
8ernon>place.
Sobns 9optins' 9Oipttal - Rorbs
grpabnap.
96lu6tenzM Document - @aIDerts
unb TapetteftraBe.
Grab ppn Cigar Quen Poe -
Wetminfter : &tr4bOf. 5apettez unb
9reeneitraBe.
Grub iazpart - gu srrei9sn
nit n6rbli4 laufenben maggons.
gutterfOn : pdrt = gu errei9en
nit 0Ttli8 laufenben 8aggons.
Sort Mc5enrp - 2ocufzgoint.
TruuenzGo1eg - ct. paul= unS
%. StraBe
9eabobDz SnFitut unb MuTt=gOns
Ferpatorium - Wt. @ernpnzplace.
gratt's 5reiz8ibIiothet - MuIs
berrpz, nabe gatbebruIzS traBs.
Sreimaurer : Sempel - Norbr
g~barlesftruBe.
Dbl SSeuDDs : 2er1pel - Sdt9e|
brul< unb SarutOgaitraBe.
Chamber Of Commerce - SOnis
bdnz unb WaterftrdBe.
Scenes @eri9tsge6GEbe - SGbetter
unb ct. BdulftraBe.
Boftgebdube - 5apette unb Gals
nertftraBe.
gutafp : gldce - 9auptzp Bronze
nobe, perlGngert nDrbl:6 an Gutapz,
pon 0olpbintraBe.
0punq Men's gbrifidn QTocida
tim, Central : 9ebGube = CHARLES.
unb SdratoguitraBe.
Nfabemie Der WifenI9aften -
ssrantlinz unb Gat6ebralftraBe.
Garroazport unb bas alte Wobnz
baus BON Charles Carroll bon Cars
rpnton = Man nebme Die @olumbidz
&penuezD ag9pns.
Marplanb : S~nftttut-gaItimOres
nnb 9arrifonitraBe.
Seut DE s Tub 2pfdIe.
rSurnperin @orpdrts," Gr. 1872 unb
734, WetzQeringtonftr.
.9ermania=W tdnner4or," Gombdro@.
nabe @utGpftraBe.
v9ermonia : Club" Sabettes, nube
@utapitraBe.
.6arnonie : @lubbaus," Rr. Ala.
@ef Ga9ettefrdBe.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05

anqmu d, Colombia, 4. NoO. -
General 9srbomo funOte Dorgeiterrt
an bic 8e60rben in 8ogotu etne tele>
arap6ii6e 0epef4e fOlaenOen SnAalz
tes: rSruppen unO 8rie9smaterial
tperOen CUR 3sit uuf 3ugen iiber ben
SoSft6mus tr~ansportirt, pel4e BON Der
@iienbu6n : @eIeuf4aft 9eliefert tper@
ben. Wir pirfen in poatommener
6armonie nit Qomiral~ @afep."
@eFern Na4mittug srbielt General
9erbomo Die na6itebenDe 9epei4e
BON 9rGItoent Murroquin in 8ogotd:
uGs piro nit 3idii9t uuf Die Der
pfli6tungen, peI9e Sic iibernOmmen
BADEN mD8sn, fir nOtbpenoig gebal>
ten, bic Nmneitie Bis gum Is. Nobemz
Der dus3uoebnen."
9ieTe 6riftoerlGn9erung erfolgt ber>
mutbli4, Inn 9enerul 8dr9as4Sunz
tos, benz Jii4rer Der colombidnti4e
Rebenen, tpel9er an 9. Robember
bier erfpartet pirb, cine @eIegenbett
gu gebsn, nit ben Re9ierungsbebDrz
ben in Banana gu confertren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
gremiidte teleqrappiids 9epeiden.


- Gin Tra6t5ug Der @rie : 8ubn
entgletite geitern i'm iiioli4sn StdOtz
t6eile BON Glepelanb, 81, uno oret
gerIonen, nGmli8 8bos. O'@onneG,
Mi6uel O'@onneG unb Cigar Satrz
man. iGmmtli6 aus goungstonn,O.
pel6e fi6 ols bIinOe 9aFugiere auf
Dem ,3uge befanben, erlitten i4itmme
8erleBungen. Die beiOen O'Gonz
mems peroen Dieqei9t ni4t baoon=
tommen.
Die Qei6e BON Grneit G.Y}anSz
fielo BON Der 6urparb : Re4t8i4ule,
ipel6er feit me6rersn 3ugen oer~
I6punben mar, lit in Der 8u4t bin
ter Dem Cambridge : 6oIpital bel
Bolton aufgefunoen poroen. 8ie er
gu Ieinem SoDe getommen, 1T nod
ni6t ermtttelt.
- Der Ite1oertretsnOe Murtne9Sez
fretGr bat benz 8oot5mann George
8alIb BON Der nSuinoi5" cine offiz
3ieQe Nnerfennun9 tpegen 8rapoltr
3uge6en IaHen, 8alib 6atte, nab
reno bus S6iff in SbeernsB, in @ngs
lamb, 3eparaturen porna6m, Dem Oe5
@6pimmens unfuuoigen MarinezRez
fruten 8. &naB, pel6er iiber 8orO
QeFauen mar, nit eigener GROCER Sc
bensgefa6r bos Qeben gerettet.
- So6n 6anun, Der Seem : gorfer
G6u6fa6ritant unoN}iniOnGr, i%tiir3te
in Rarraganiett 8ier, q. S., ais CT
elm Segelboot beiteigen po1te, pel4e5
i'm nu8 Retpport bringen ioGte, ms
0aTer uno mar, dls er 6erauSge3ogen
tpuroe, benz 8obe 3iemli9 nobe. @r
trat troBbem Die 6ubrt na4 Netpport
an, I'm Ii9 bort Gr3tli9 be6anoeln gu
lQfen. Der unfuQ nirb pa6ri3einz
li9 feline ernftli4en 5oIgen fir i'm
BADEN.
Ser &%ronprin3 Don Siam oerz
bra4te ben geitrigen Sag Bel ben g}iaz
gdrdfdqsn.
- Sn Der NGbe BON @prucuie, g.
g., purben geitern Die nit einem 3iez
men aneinanber ge76niirten 2ei4en
zines ettpa 65@id6rigen Mannes uno
elmer bebeutenO jiingeren 5rau i'm &dz
nal gefunben. Mun BAT Die Sobten
nod ni9t ibenttfi3irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05
Der OemtGde Gorrelponoemt.
Mittppd, 5. Nppember 1902.
9as SarfnnGer- Arm6ano.
&omdn bon Gergus 9ume.
(Nprtiesuno.)

(Sprtftsuna.)
Limb 19lieBlt9,~ fdgte lie i'm 2dufe
bes 9efprG9s, CLAUDE i4 ni4t, oaB
id in England bleiben perbe. 8enn
Dire Saifon boriiber lit, perbe i'd mad
MeTito reiien unb meme 8erpanoten
beiu9en."
sd femme Merifp ni6t, gnGOige
5rau, dber t9 bin einmal in Gina gez
tpeien," o~ntipDrtete Rtrton.
0as mar eine 2iee, aber 5rdu
grpmnpre tpubte bas natiirlt4 nidt
unb berrietb tbr gritdunen, tnbem lie
ben iungen Mann i4drf anblidte uno
Elm penia auidmmenfuhr. Sic mar
Der Situation ieoo9 gefpu9ien.
n8irtli9? 8ie1ei9t BADEN Sic
bort audi ben armen 9errn Bennett
qeIeben? Ste fennen bod Die Sc
i4i9te, bic man ii9 iiber feinen Sob
IN @u5co er5dblt? Sd Las tie aus
fibrlt9 in Der 3ettung. sic glauben
ni9t, mie isbr midi bus interefiirt
hdt!"
% ia, ih CLAUDE es!!" perieBte Rig>
ton beOeutIam.
nWie fonberbar Sic bus iugen!"
e~ntgegnste 6ruu 8rpmnOre nerD0s.
nNatiirlt9 intereiiire i'd mid ebenIo
ME Sebermunn in 2onbon fir ben
San. IS lit bod 4aes 10, ME Die
3eitungen f9reiben?"
SD melt Der San 6errn Gontpa9
betrifft, ia - Ionit ni6t!."
r9ieie 9etettips fori9en nobl inn
mer nod na9 benz M0rber, nidt
tpo6r? 0as fir elm grGBli9er Munn
bus fein muB!"
n8ieGeiat 1T es gar fem M}dnn,"
mari Rirton Elm.
nWus Sic iugen," erpiOerte 1ie
ti6l. uWte interefant, a6er audi pie
i4redIi4! Sd mO4te pifen, fper tie
it,"
nSb, naturlt6 1T es cine 6rdu, Die
einen 9rou uuf Bennett bate" anti
tportete atrton. o@ieqei4t fam lie
ebenfaQs BON Gina"
vN9, pirtGi9? Sd piirbe Sbnen
febr barfbar fem, 6err RirtDn, tpen1
Sic mir elm @las WaHer bolen mD9z
ten. IS lit 10 fur9tbar beiB bier i'm
3immer = mir 1T gar ni4t nobl."
SD CLAUDE, bds fommt bon benz
ftarten parfiim, pel6es Sic gebruuz
6en, gnGbige 5rau." Damn 6olte er
ibr Elm 91as WaHer.
SIS beiBt n9itu," perfeBte 5ruu
8rDmnore, an Dem Wa7er ntppeno,
runb 1T gang neu. Sic tennen es
ieoenfaus nod ni9t?"
nSb bo6, es fiel mir f3on 5peimul
auf, gnGbige 6rau. 9as erite Mal in
Sbrem etgensn Salon, ND Sic mir
bubon er5Gblten, unO Oas 5peite Mul
entOedte i4 bieien 9eru4 in benz Or
betts3immer u~nferes gemeiniumen
6reunoes GonnaD."
Die feline Sruu erbIif jGb unter
t6rer S6minte unO lieB nit ldutem
&lirren oas @las gu 8pOen fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-05

sd? Ob nein! Sd fir4te mid
biel gu Iebr DOR ben 2dftsr5ungen, bic
einen folaen 8e1u8 Bel einem unperz
beiratbeten 9errn f90n perbummen
piirOen," e~ntgegnete 5rau 8rpmnOre
obpeifenb. rQber es giebt unbere
0amen, 5err Girton, bic ni9t 10 CON-
DentioneG finO. Sd min Sbnen elm
@ebeimniB anbertrauen, 9err Rirton.
Sd i9enfte elmer mir 10 lieben 5reurz
bin folGss garfim unb bieIe befu4te
6errn @onipaD. Sic biirfen mid ni4t
miBbsrfeben, 5err Htrton. Sd reDe
ni9ts 80ies iber onoere 2eute, iene
Sreunbin BON mir befaB Elm Re9t 51
biefem 8efu9."
Sci bic er 8smertung beutete lie nit
ben Nugen be8et4nenb auf 2end, uno
&irton lG9elte bel itGnbniBinnig. 3nz
glei9 erfunnte er ou9 Die erbGrmlt4e
Ni9tspiirbigteit biefes 8eibes, baS
2sna 10 i9amlps cOmpromittirte,
obne hire eigene 8etheiligung in be
Ter Qn~gelegenbsit gu betennen. 0hHe
es gu pifen, bate RirtOh bur4 ietne
8emertung binii6tli4 bes Duties
5rdu 8rpmnore cine Muffe in bic
!6anb geliefert, bic ibr g~ege6enen Sal
les before 9iente Ieiften tonrte, dls-
Der comprpmittirenbe 8rief es per-
mp4t bate. limb bteie neue Woffe,
nit Der Fe Qena 3erf4mettern tonnte.
mar pentger gefG6rli4 fir 5rau
8rpmnore, uls bic erfte.
o0u perrGt6erii9e, feline &aBe,"
bo6te Rirton, nGbrenO er i6r lG4elno
in's MntliB i9oute, Dir peroe i'd
f6on bic 3G6ne ausreiBen uno bic
&ranen orDentli9 Derf4neioen, beDor
0u Elm paqr No4en dlter bit! Sn>
spif6en min i9 qqss MOglt4e aus
Dir &raus gu loden periu4en."
2l6er 5rau 8rpmnore mar ni4t Die
perfon, bic fi9 10 lei4t ausbor6en
lieB. sic mar 10 9eI4meiOig, i4lan
nnb geI9idt i'm MiBberiteben bon BIN
getporfenen 8emertungen, baB lie Rirz
ton INNER nieber aus ben 5ingern
i4Giipfte, tpenn bieIer glaubte, lie fufz
len gu tDnnen, Ho9 ME in feinem
2eben bate er cine 10 uaIglatte Sc
panot6eit Bel elmer 5ruu fennen ges
lernt. limb ba er iid ge5tpungen lab,
feline 5ragen 10 DOrii4tig pie mogli4
gu fteQen, I'm nur ia teinen &rgpo9n
Bel i6r gu erregen, fanb er bic Dirt uno
@eife oieier unterbultung iebr gu fetz
mem Na4theil. -.
Sin biib19es 9aur," meinte RiTa
ton na4 elmer @eiIe, uuf @pnpap unh
Qenu blideno. Bremen Sic ni6t
uu6?"
n6errn gpntpap finOe id iebr
6iibI4," lautete Die iqnene &ntport,
naber uniere Iiebe 2enu, nun, t4 ftnoe
lie ettpas untpeibli9, mdnnli4 mO4te
i6 fat Iagen, SIT lie Dus ni4t?"
SD fam bas nt9t ftnDen! Sic
bat jsBt audi ibre gauge Emancipation
o6geitreift!"
.@4refli4, Oieie Gmon3ipation!"
rief bic feline 6ruu, sd CLAUDE
nidt, buB 6rauen ie bic 8elt regtsren
perben, 9err RirtOn. 8lauben Sic
esq"
Sd CLAUDE, bic 6rauen re9isren
bic Nelt f4on IGngit," CAB oisier 3us
rid. n5ie MAIDEN Pldne, tie fpinnen
unb rpe6en i'm @ebeimen, unO i4lieBz
li6 treten lie mad 8OlenOung i6res
se6eimen @irtenS gang Offen nit ben
erftarnlidften &efultuten berDor."
Isle finO pirtli6 Elm gang i4refs
Ii6er Menfd! Sd fir meinen She'll
f0nnte feline pIdne i4mieben uno inSz
Qe6eim pirten. Sd fam ni9t etnmdl
elm @e6eimniB %bepobrenI 8etn Weib
fam bas!"
(Snr+Tpbunn fnIdt
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Ifmnrfenz@uenturen
0erIniebNe 6taotlbeile, in tpsI6en
moE4-mar4bFnAsn herfnstfE

@er1hiebeue Stdotlbeile, in pel@en
4oItzWertbfa6cn bsrtauft
tperben.
Tttlbalt, 6. g. 6cott.
gort=aouo - BURNETT 8. 6oSbiuoton.
gorIu6s9loerus uHO 6orriiOnhrabs - Robert G.
.. 6uG.
q. etrab. uno SartiuQboH=NOsHus Souls
Reinoo1or. .-.-
Crurqsuint - oiram Rimble.
Sprtss;ptnue urO3 o5niOHsStrabs q. 2. g.
6heibt.
8. unO SOua5setrabs, eigbIanotoDH Samss
g. SruGr.
Crorqtoine Gturee gtq.
Rr. Is, uuioR=aoeHue CUOoobtrrD) - GIarsna
g. Winioms.
@rpoopas unb galtimort=st rab - George 3.
Inter. station, gtuuiSIDaui, sa6n. = 6. q.
Rrorpr.
Gambsns citation. .gnItimoresO btosgabn.'
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StiGrbrruna bnn gnFfa6en.

QGAge Der erforberlIaen 3eit our Grs
rei8ung Der bsrf4ieOsnen Be-
itimmungsprte.
rlntenfebenb lit Die ungtfdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der PoftIu4en bon
BEN 8ultimorer qot 8ireau nu5
BEN buuptTG6Ii4en einbeimif4sn Gno
uuspGrtigsn Stdoten Deuaei4ntt.
Suluuo.
atlorta. ga, 19 StuHesH.
GtlantitsGitp, RS, 6 6tuHStn.
Rroptlnn, R.s9., 6 StuHDsn.
Rurlinqtou. g.rmDnt, IT Stunssh
PuffalS, R.s9.f 18 6tnnSen,
Gape Tup, Ms, 6 etunbsn.
CHARLTON, CSC, Is StauSsR.
Gbicaoo, Jns., l Sag.
Columbia, S.sG.a II StsRAeHG
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@r tennt lid aus. =
ssreunb: .Qlio Su gluubft ber@egenz
liebe Der reiGen 6rau BON pimpel
fi6er su iein = pober peiBt Ou esq"
= 4r3t: rSie 5eigte mir BEL berGpns
fultation Die 3unge INNER nit 10 piel
2ie6e."
Orudfebler. (4us einem Hoz
man. Mit ftrablenben, sliif=
feliqen 8liden ftedte er ibr cine buff
tenoe (Dloie ans MisasE.
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u u b.

Bremen, Stutf6foub, Q 9aqs.
gueuos Gsres, Nr0ertiuicu, % GAGE.
6nitntta, SritiidzSroicH, 80 1aGs.
Stncruro, gr%itiibs@uiouu, 16 Gage.
6onQsRong, China, 25 9aae.
Riugtou, Samaica, 5 Saqe.
aiOer5Orl, Gualauo. Z Rage.
9uJern, SbnsiB, 10 9cQe.
Stoot Rerito, TtrifO, ) Tags.
Nlosfau, Ru6lauh, u Sage.
Banana. Ger, staat,u RON Colombia, Z 4as@
Qaris, Srantrsi6, 8 9aat.
Gusbsc, Garnoa, , 3uqt.
Rio be Sausiro, EruTlitn, % 5aes
Rom, Stalien. 10 Guqt.
Ct. SobHs, RsufuroGano. 4 RAGE.
Ct, Petersburg. RublanO, y Sage.
Spbnsp, aufralitn. 81 3dee.
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Wruuoeisemtbum ut nerfanfem.

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p1oV IN sutsm 3utunOt, UrunOitiid ~ bel lis,
SruHojlus 30. 9tur 500 8ddr ertorperll9.
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Su %pcrfdufen:

Sens ntuen oreiit0digsn tcrraifrttn g8Obnbduisr
nit ~eleganter Gronte uRO allen moOtrnen Sequem=
li6teiten. all @eitieite Der 9oltou=4p.nue, ilDlib
Don WbitelOdzS trabe, nit stusiibt iiber r0ruio=
Qia-9art" unD Staot. @runOiinsirsi oOer init
SrunoJius. Sdgli6 Q%cSffnet. 3bpmas T..
y II D, nGentrol 3rut Co.," 2.riugtOns II. GOurtz
lano=Strobe. aGtt25, lDtt)
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