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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-12
SOUTH BARRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Lewis celebra-
ted their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary on Tuesday evening of last
week. About thirty friends and rela-
tives were present. Cake and coffee
were served.
The pupils of the grammar school
gave reception to their teacher, j.
Ward Carver, on Wednesday evening
School closed for a few weeks vaca-
ton on Friday.
The South Barre Dramatic Club will
present "Tony, the Convict, on
Thursday evening at the Universalist
chepel.
The Williamstown train which is
due to leave here at = :45 passed
through here at 2 80. The delay was
caused by the heavy snow fall and
and severe winds.
EAST CABOT.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gauthier of
Barre and Miss Taft of Waterbury
were at N. l.. Wilson'S few days last
week, called here by the death of their
sister, Mrs. Meriden Brickett, of West
Danville.
Miss Martha Bickford, who has been
boarding at Harvey Goss' for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Cabot.
David Carr Of Whitefeld, n H.,
was at +. II. Clark last Thursday.
Mrs. S. E. Houghton has returned
home after staying for some time with
her sister, Mrs Frank Walbridge.
Miss Grace Blake came home from
school at Barre Saturday, returning
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs WILDER Wheeler of
Marshfeld visited at Edgar Kidder's
Monday.
Miss Isabelle Cordiner visited Mrs.
Jennie Hurlbert at Marshtield on Sun
day.
About twenty five of the friends and
neighbors met last Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Swami to celebrate his tiftieth birth
day. Refreshments were served and
all enjC yed pleasant time.
WEST NEWBURY.
Mrs. Mary Tucker, aged eighty eight
years, passed away early Tuesday
coming, February B. For several
years she has lived with her son, Sher-
burne S. Tucker, where she has been
tenderly cared for. Until the past
winter Mrs Tucker has been able to
go about the house, but for few
months previous to her death. she was
| confined to her room. Funeral ser
| vices were held at noon Thursday,
Rev. G.. A. Curtis officiating. Inter
ment was in West Newbury cemetery.
Harlan Curtis visited his father last
week.
Two lady workers from NorthfeId,
Mass, are holding meetings at the
Newbury Center school house this
week, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings. They would
gladly welcome any of our people OH
any evening, and anyone who goes to
their meetings will certainly not re.
greet the trouble of driving over.
The West Newbury people presented
their pastor, Rev. G. A. Curtis, with
a nice fur coat.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-12
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, !
Lucas County.


Frauk ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of f. j.
Cheney q Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, aud that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Decem-
Der, A. d., 1886.
- A. w. GLEASON,
Seal. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
hally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
II. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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CABOT.

The meeting of the board of civil
authority for taxes will be held at the
town clerk 'sfoffice Saturday next, from
10 a. M, to p. m.
We have in town $50 voters. The
vote on the referendum stood 4S yes,
III no.
The school at Lower Cabot taught
by Miss Julia Blodgett closed on Fri
day evening with a very pleasing en-
tertainment. Music, dialogues, recita-
tions, readings accompanied with exer-
cises in delsarte, made up the program.
Each scholar was at his best, and
the work showed excellent training.
No time had been taken from study
hours for rehearsals Miss Blodgett
has been in the school the entire year,
and has been thorough, successful
and much loved teacher.
Mis-. Judith Bellows is quite Ill at
the home of her brother, Deacon NJ
S. Haines.
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Mysterious Circumstances.

One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy Whence the diff
ference? She who is blushing with
health uses Dir. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain it. BY gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good di-
gsstion and head off constipation. Try
them. Only 25c, at @. Blakely's,
druggist.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-12

We have known DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy for years and
constantly hear of its marvellous cures,
so we advise all our readers to take
advantave of this liberal offer to try
this great Remedy, free.
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WATERBURY, CENTER.

The schools in District No 3, taught
for the past two terms by Miss Butler,
closed last Thursday. Miss Butler has
given good satisfaction and it is hoped
she will return here next term.
@. II. Stone went to Montpelier on
Saturday with his granddaughter, Miss
Alice Lawrence, who has been staying
with her grandparents this winter and
attending school.
Our postmaster is suffering from an
attack of grip. We trust it is moth
ing serious, and that he will be able to
attend to business in Il day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Davis, formerly
of this place, but now of Morrisville,
have been spending few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Carrie Batch
elder.
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WORCESTER.

E. @. Moore is convalescent.
Rev. P. H. Carpenter is. quite seri-
ously ill.
There were no services at the Con-
gregational church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Conner were in
Berlin last Thursday to attend the fu-
neral of Charles Leonard, Mrs. Con-
ner's brother.
Mrs. Paulina Johnson's goods have
been moved to the home of her niece,
Mrs A. G. Hall in Middlesex, where
she will make her home in the future.
Allen Belville, upon going to the
barn one morning last week, found
one of his horses dead, which had ap-
parently been perfectly we'll the
night before
Walter Wilcox of Moretown, visited
at b. E. Gillett's on Sunday.
Herbert Austin of Moretown, was
at Harold Austin's on Sunday.
WEST TOPSHAM.
G. S. Speare, president of the Or
ange County Telephone Company was
in town Friday.
George X. Church has taken his
team back to Barre and will hire his
| logging all done for this winter. He
employs about a dozen teams, and has
| a large stock of lumber at Chalmer' S
mill.
Hiram Bixby died at Meredith, N.
H., last week. He was one of the old
citizens of Topsham, but had lived
in New Hampshire for many years.
Mrs. Carrie Locke closed her school
| Mid VIII hi = inp vii
lage hall IN the evening. The enter
tainment was fine, and a credit to pu-
pills and teachers.
DR.. Joseph A. Dow is sick and con-
fined to the house. He is attended by
DR.. Macarthur of East Barre.
Miss Gracia Poole, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. f.. @. Poole was married
last week to William Thayer at Bath,
n. H. They expect to reside at Con-
cord, N. H.
Charles Washburn of South Corinth
was in town last week, and placed a
telephone in the residence of w. w.
, Reyes.
Horace White has telephone at his
residence on the Orange county line.
Alice Nolan daughter of George
Nolan of East Topsham is visiting
at DR.. Wizards.
DR.. r. W. Newton of Barre city
was in town Saturday.
j. W. jackson of Orange has moved
into his residence in this village. HI
has always lived in Orange but intends
to make West Topsham his home.
Miss Inez Tubbs is at Barre city a
work in the family of DR.. h. W. New
ton.
Hale G. White is numbering for G
X. Church.
A. T. Smith had a large amount o
stock for the Boston market.
There was q heavy fall Of snow OF
Sunday with good strong wind.
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
EAST MONTPELIER.

f. r. Carr has sold out his meat
business to f. p Willard, who is re-
modelling the old creamery building
for a market
There is to be a musical convention
at the village hall Feb. 20, conducted
by Q. f. Dudley.
Rev. J. S, Ward of Montpelier
preached at the Evangelical church ON
Sunday in exchange with Rev, N d.
Witham.
j. G. Tible has sold out his shop
business to Fred EaDoo of Woodbury.,
who has moved into the @. +. Hobbs
house and Mr.. Tible started for Ohio
on Monday.
The young people are preparing a
drama entitled "Uncle Rube" to be
presented at the hall Friday and Sat
urday evenings, February l3 and IA.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-12

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because it kills the mi
cIobe which tickles the mucous MEM
brane, causing the cough, and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
out the inflammation and heals and
soothes and affected parts. One Min
ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs,
wards Off pneumonia and is harmless
and never failing cure in all durable
cases of Coughs, Colds and Group.
One Minute Cough Cure 10 pleasant to
take, harmless and good alike for
young and old. Rivers Bros.
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There will be dance at Memorial
hall February T. Barre opera house
orchestra will furnish music.
The S. of V. will hold their regular
meeting next Saturday evening. a
full attendance is desired.
William NJ. Strong of South Wood
bury closed his fourth successful term
of school here last Friday with appro-
pirate exercises in the afternoon
Those having no absent marks were
Wis Carr, MilfIed and Sidney Earl,
Berta Hopkins, Ralph Mann and Ce-
ella Parker George Cate and Leila
White were both absent but one day.
The choice novelties of the season in
wash goods will be shown at Fits as
fast as manufacturers produce them.
Drop into this store when on the street
and new goods will greet you each
time
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BARRE.

Mrs. Henry Premier has received
news of the death of her uncle, John
Skain on Sunday at his home in De-
troit. Michigan. The body will be
brought to Burlington for burial.
Arthur Camp returned to the Uni
versity of Vermont at Burlington on
Monday after few days visit with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.. f. Camp.
The biggest snow fall of tie winter
came on Sunday and Monday and as
result the snow king had a firm grip
on this city and the outlying territory.
The storm is probably the same one
that swept over the western States,
burying them in a deep mantle of
white.
William A. Perry returned on Satur-
day frotu Montreal where he went
with p. G. Camp, The latter will re-
main for a short time for treatment of
his eyes
Mr. Harris entertained the boys at
the Boys club Saturday night. An
other entertainment will soon be given
at the rooms. Attendance at the club
this year is excellent.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Angel T1uba of Fairmount Park died
on Sunday and was buried Tuesday in
the Wilson cemetery.
The body OF Horace Steele was taken
to Randolph and from there to Brook
field for burial.
James Mackay has received from 2.
W. Clement, beautiful gold watch,
as mark of his appreciation of the
formers work for the local option
movement.
The two months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Palusell of Ad-
olson street died on Sunday morning
and was buried on Monday in Hope
cemetery.
The most artistic skirts in dress
lengths ever exhibited here are being
shown at Fits
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Stdotiide Grnenuungcu.

Jn Der uertagten- 6ibung BON
WfitttuDb rtadte MapDr Campbell
Die fDlgenoen grnennungen, Die
idt1tntlibt beitdtiat puroen
@bef bes Seuer<D epartements, SO.
EDbin.
BartsS superintendent, 2ubmiQ
80 nbnGe.
NiiiftentzS tabtanpalt, Tboma
S. NemtDn.
Staot : Sngenieur, s. 8. &ull=
mann.
Nlumbing Snipeftor, 2Duia
@ut5eit.
Roqettor fir rififdnoiee Steuerr,
Charles &Ipf.
glerf in Der Office oes Stabt>Sn=
%gerieur8, &Dbert Batrtf.
Yuli5ift, g.. g. TbumpfD n
(Garbig.)
Rriib brahte cine Droinan3 elm,
ourdb mefhe oas Nnnt oes Marftmeie
tiers creirt uno cine anoere, tpuourd]
oo8 Mmt beS Tlei1h=Snlpefturs abz
geihnft miro uuo bic 8fliHten bes
lehtererl benz Marttmeiiter ibertra=
gen tperben.
Der MapDr unb Der MuoitDr rpur=
ben bonn Sta6tratb autprifirt, ben
Wnu : @Dntraftor fur Die garneaie=
BibliDtbef burb cine Warrartt aus
3u3ablen.
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= $.

- ueber @alpeftDn murben i'm
Wonat Sebruar Brooucte i'm @ertbe
pDr $83, 393, 164 erpDrtirt. Der Sm=
port betrug rlur $52, 900.
Sn MDunt 8lealant, Eitus
gDuntb, lit cine Bomb ieoerlage,
bic WbiSfep entbielt, in bic Suit ges
iprengt mDrben. Titus County Fat
felt &uraem 8rpbibitipn uno Die
9iquDrbdnbler batten Die suriifge=
bliebener Gorrdtbe in Der Negie=
rungsnieoerlage beppnirt.
~ SIN Giebbof BON gbriitDpber
Barber nabe 6uuftpn puroe s. ..
Sanberlon nDrt einem S1mein am
gefaQen, oa8 er in bic @inadunutg
treiben mDnte uro erbielt mebrere ges
fdbrlibe 8iHpunben. Ct tpurbe CUR
@roe geibleubert uno mGre zines
idmmerlihen gDoeS geftorben, tpenn
niHt feline beiben BuuoDgaer in
60lge ieines Mngiteeibreis fih pun
ben 9etten ~lDageriifen uno bas uilo=
gemDrbene Sbmein berjagt bdtten.
- Sn Multprt ftarb grnit &6nig
an M~ppertbiciti8.
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Ser ct. 9onis rno Nep yorf 81
miteo Der 8anoalia YenniDlba=
1tia Short Qine."

Son iebt alb mirb Der st. Souls
unb SEEM Yorf 2inliteb Der 8enn1pl-
nania SbDrt Sine ala elm unabbdr-
giger 3ug pDrt ct. 4Duis tad] Sns
o~ianapplis laufeu uro tpirb aus ei<
ner Bibliotbet- uno Mauhs, elmer
ObierpatiDnS- uno Speiie> uno
Sblaf=gar befteben. Wenr nDtbig,
I'm Nufentbalt in 8ittsbure su ner-
meioen, miro bieier gauge 8ua mad
6arrisbure, Bbllaoelpbia unb SEEM
gorf ourblaufen.
Ser Stem gort 2initeo Der 8ans
balia= Heuniplpania SbDrt Sine uers
ldBt oas union=D Depot in st. Souls
tdeli1 I'M l ubr Madmittag8.
Drei @~gpreBsiige tdetih init
DurbsS 1lafmagen unb Speiietua.
gen BON ct. 2puiS nah SEEM 0Drs
iber bic Ganoalia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler @in5elbeiten men.
bet @uh an 5. M. 6 be8brpugh.
Niiiitents@ eneral Baf1agier Naent,
st. 2ouis. Wp.
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sic ale iagett es.
Wid1t MIR in Sam MmtOntD, iDitoern
audi lit ieoem Srte Der ltntpn.

@enn Der 2eier 1id) Die Belt uno
Mfiibe nebmen piiroe, feline Mtitz
burger iiber Die eiufahe 5raee, Die
unten ~aneegeben lit, gu befraeen. 10
murbe er Die cine WntpDrt erbalten.
@enn er Die Nuslagen leien miroe.
Die jebt in San Mtttonto perDffent=
lidt peroen uno Die Beaug babeu
auf bieie Nntmort, 10 miroe er 5tpeiz
fellos lebr eritaurt iein oariber, oaB
es beren 10 piele iiub. Sc f0nncn
unb tperoen AUDI hietleibt nod uiele
mebr perDffentliht peroen = aber
electromagnetic fraget bod ben CIR
item, Dem Sbr beeeenet, uelbes Otitz
tel &idenlhmer5en beilt. Die Qntz
tpprt miro iein: nOom's Nierenz
8iIen". 6ier lit elm 8uraer, Der
bieies beitdtiet.
6err 6enrD &Drber, Elm Sarlner,
1102 Blum StraBe nDbnbaft, iaet:
SD aDg mir I'M pereangenen 9erbIte
cine @rfdltune gu, Die auf meme
@ieren 1dlug. Mein &ifen 1bmerate
mild, balb elm tpenie, balb nit ibars
fem Steben uno b%elDnoers bann,
tpenn i9 MIDI bufte Dber nab Dem
8iifen mieber aufridtete. @dbreno
Der &abt fanb ib feline &ube mebr;
bes Morgens erbob ib MIDI nit entz
iebliben Hiidenibmer5en. Mein
8uitanb perihlimmerte iib mebr
uub mebr unb ib erbuloete un=
belbreiblibe Aualen, als i@ BON
9Dan's Mierer : Btlen bDrte. Sd
per11aHte mir cine S1ahtel in Der
8erar=IpDtbefe, @de NlamD 8lasa
ur1b 6Duitun=S traBe. Dieie 8iqen
gaben mir in uenigen Tagen 2inoez
rurtg unb na9 8erlauf bon anet
@Dhen tparer meme &iidenibmer=
gen total nerlbmunben. Dieie Bilz
len fino bas Befte, mas ib ienals
9ebrauht babe uno ib oenfe, oaB ie=
Der Gan NntDniD'er, Der an ben geie=
rem poer an &ideni9mersen leibet,
BON DDan's Nieren 8iIen pifien
lDllte."
@rbdltlib bel alien Droguiten.
8reis so Gents. Softer Miqburn
So. in Buffalo, &c. g., aIeiniee
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt ni@t. ben Man1en Opan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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NuerIet.

= Die rieue Nbminitratiun bat
tb lebr gut eingefiibrt. Seine uDn
ben @rnennungen oes WapDr Comp
beQ bat @nttdnihung gebraht.
NnBur Campbell Bat iih big
BIZ nidbt uur alS elm unparteiiider,
foroern AUDI nls elm unabbGnaiaer
Bearlter ertpieien.
- Gin Gono uDn minbeften8 $780,
COO tudre ertpiini1t, Inn ale bic npthz
tuenbigen StraBenreparaturen aug
sufiibren. Nber tuD oas @elo bers
rebunen?
- Die grnennurtgen oeS Wapur
Campbell meroen ben u~ngetbeilten
DeifaH Der Birger Der Stabt finoen.
Nolnentlib bic BON 9ubin als Jeuer,
mebrGef, 8. Mabnde als Barf<S SUI
perinten6ent unb 6. Mnnmanr ala
tdotii1er Sngenieur. Die bret FIND
betudbrte Beanie. Sir bic Staot if
es ~beiunberS BON @i1tigfeit, baB bic
niele1 Dffentlihen Harf8 in oerielben
MBeiie mie bi8ber in Dronung gebal>
ten merben.
Da8 pierfe Chill MppeuatiDnS<
geridt bierie[bft bat in benz Jaue 8.
Y. Snlipan gegeu M. 6. DDDleD bic
@ntiteioung abgeeeben, baB lebtez
rer nidbt oas &eht bat, elm ~flieBenoes
@niier ab5uiperrer Doer auf ieiner
Seite einen Enmm au erridten,
tuerta 6aourh oas 2anb auf Der ans
beren Geite bes 5luifes uber greefs
In @efabr geiebt mirb.
- Der Geuermebrmann Solepb
Nunuaib BON Wilmautee, Der fd)
bier aus @eIunobeitsridlihten einige
Belt nufgebalten bat uno auf Der
0eimreiieb eariffen tuar, bat auf benz
Bulge Der Snternationalbabn in Bas
leitiue Selbitmuro begangen, itbem
e fih init benz 9aibenmeifer bic
Qeble 6urhihnitt.
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Sic hentfdhe 0ausfram.

IS iinb in Der lebten Belt 10 oifle
urtbeile uber Die Imerifanerinrfen
ourh Die Breiie aeeaneert, oaB man
als @egenitid baau pobl aud ein=
NAL elm nrtbeil iber Die beutibe
Sausfrau aer1e lielt, sumal baiielbe
BON einem StDGamerifaner, benz
&eftor Der amerifaniIden Stride
in Wiinhen, Gep. WDnrOe &opce,
abgegeben miro.
Die oeutibe Srau, iaet er, .fleis
bet iih niemafs iiber lire Weittel.
sic lit bduslid, fleiBig uno por 81
lem, geboriatn, cine @iaenibaft, Die
1ie mebr uno mebr Dem anerifanie
iAen Manne empfieblt. Die iungen
amerifaner, Die nab 9eutidlano
geben, unt ii6 tire .DiplDme" in
ben perihieoenen @ilienibaften gu
bplen, nebmer INNER mebr Die @e=
pobnbeit an fib, audi eleih cine
Srau mit5unebmen. unIere eroBen
uniperlitdter liefern bafur piele 8e=
lege. Wir fommen langiam, aber
iiber au garlples Nnfid)t, baB Die
roeuti@e 6ausfrau elm @ngel it,"
Sic lit nidt ALIEN bic am beiten er=
aogene Srau in Der @elt, fie fam
nebenbei aub hires Mannes Wabl=
setter foben-uno in Der &eeel tbut
fie es auh-uno beritebt ibre eiaenen
urb Die &leiber ibrer &inber au nd=
ben. DaB ibr bdusli1es 2eben
Elm frieolihes lit, neritebt 1ib non
ielbit. @ie fdnnte es AUDI anbera
fein, menr bes Mannes Dberberr=
ihaft niemals, aub nibt in ben
tleiniten Details, be3ueifelt miro ?
(Ma, ma F.! y Cine beuti1e 5rau
benft niHt barar, audi ttur bic ge=
ringite B%eitinnmung Dbne ibres Wans
mes beiOnoere @rlaubniB gu treffen.
nDbeleid es als unididlih anae=
ieben miro (menieftens in 8apern.
bas mir betannt IT'D oaB eine
Srau cine Dffentli9e Stelune elm
nimmt, lift fie bod i'm duBern 2e=
ben tbdtig, inoem Tie ben r@rulo"
bearbeitet, 6Dl5- ldgt, W6rtel uno
Steine trdgt uno ielbit bic StraBen
reiniet. Sn elmer beittmntter &aite
| gebDren un6 er5Dgen, baben Die
Graue11 AUDI gar fein Berlangert mod
etmas anberem unb Die Expiration
elmer ameritaniiden nSorelaop" ooe,
r@aib : 2abp" iino Ieliidlidermeiie
auBerbalb bes 8ereihs ibreS Ser
itdnbniHes."
So ibmeihelbaft oieies urtbeil
lit, 10 beoarf es bod in manden
Bunften Der 8orreftur. Das Bib
Der oeutihen 6ausfrau lit ftelIenmeile
gu ideal ge5eibnet. Sn ben lebten
Sdben bat Der &epereno Die oeutihe
Grau1o geibiloert, oaB man su ben,
@lauben f0mmen muB. iie iei nibt
better baran als Die Squam zines
Sn0ianer8.
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Seine &linbbett mehr2

BrDfeiiDr Setter SteinS in Baris
erbebt ben Nnipruh. bas @ebeimniB
entoeft gu baben, Die 8linben pie=
Der leben au MAIDEN. Dr. Gage be-
ihreibt, in Der r&epue oes &epues" /,
mie Hrof. Steins an ibm einen
nunoerbaren Npparat eigener Grim
bung erprobte, burb melben er nidt
nur oas p~erlorene Iugenliht tpieoer=
bersuiteuen, lonoern AUDI oenen bas
Seben uerleiben fam, melbe es ME
,eefannt baben. Brpf. Steins nabm
Gage in elm bunfles 3immer uno
oerbano feline Mugen. 10 oaB er nihts
leben fonnte. Damn fiiblte er, tpie
elm Npparat UNI feline Sdldfen eelegt
muroe, porauf er iofort ein MATES
9iht iab, oas i'm in ben Stano
iebte, 9inee in Der umeebuna
gu u~nterldeioen. Das 2i1t puroe
itetie itdrter, uno Or. Gage fDnnte
bes 8rof. Singer sablen, oils tie ppr
i'm gebalten puroen, rtnb auh anbere
Dinge i'm 8immer be5eihnen. @eraoe
als er fiiblte, oaB bas 6eboermDaen
lih mob peritdrfte, uno er iiberseuQt
mar, baBe r Brof. SteinS balb in nDr.
mailer 8eiie piiroe leben f6naer1,
entfernte Brof. Stems pl6blib ben
Ipparat, uno Or. Gage befano fib in
gdnaliher 9unfelbeit.
8rpf. Steins eebt BON Der
9beorie aus, Dab man tlidt nit Dem
Guae, ionoern nit benz @ebirn Iiebt,
inoem oas Iuge rur basu bent. haB
Bib auisunebmen, uelbes Der Sch
neru 5u Sibe Der @abrnebmuna be-
fDroert. Wenn oann bas Bib auf
oa8 8ebirn obne Iuaen ilbertraaet
tperoen fann, permag elm 8linoer 10
gut gu leben, wie iraeno Scenario
anoers.
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go. 6. bes g. q. Qpeeunr.

Neierpirte 6ibe fir ben 6ten I'm.
terbaltunass Mbenb bes g. 81. 2pceum
(beute Nbeno inn @rDBen Opern.
9auie) fino iebt bel @ebb & Wir,
329 Nlatto Blaaa, gu baben.
9aa BrDeramtt bietet ettpas ganl
,eues fir Die Befuber bes 2pceum,
6enbridiDn .unb &oiani, Waeiter,
Taihenipieler uno Shmarstlnitler.
Gin Mbeno i'm Traumlanoe; cine
ourbauS intereifnnte uno empfeb-
lensmertbe unterbaltung.
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Grain almaitaiia BON Wpk!

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@roe perbrinet bic pesuittpete @rDB=
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an beDorftebenbe Mutterfreuoen per=
ihDnten Slide lebenb.
Ser Mann, benz iie Die ipdten
&Dien gu peroanten bat. 1T BON
altem Medlenburgifben uraoel unb
nennt iib @raf BON 8oB. gr lit ibr
in Cannes in aler Sorm Gedtens
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miroigen @eribte aufulge murbe oas
iippige &opfbaar Der @rpBberso9tn
gu Der feierliben gerempnie BON
elmer Sriieufe. allo nibt BON ibrem
ieitberi9en 2eibfriieur, g~etrduielt.
Der neue @bemarr mar sulebt am
ruiiiiden 6ofe aneeitent, mesbalb
man, bebor man leinen Namen err
fubr, einen 8uiien in ibm nitterte.
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it0frat uno mar por einigen Mona=
ten, als Inaitalia'S iiberqueuenbe
2ebeusluit ibrem Sobne, benz reeie=
renoen @roBberaog. manhe lblaflDie
Wabt bereitete, BON Der boben ruff
ihen WertpanotIbaft an ben 6pf oes
gaaren in trgeno elmer Dffi5ieuen gi=
genf1aft bernfen tpDroen. ga er in
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