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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Jubal and the Deserter.
written for The rlmes.plspatch.l

Back In the eighties, when the Louis
ana lottery was In operation, and ! was
a passenger conductor on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. had as a passenger
in the sleeper that gallant hero Of two
wars General Jubal Early. who was one
of the commissioners to supervise tho
drawing Of the lottery. and who was
on his way to New Orleans for that pur-
pose.
We had not gotten many miles from
Lynchburg when therold hero became en-
gagged in conversation with lne looking
passenger, and they seemed to be very
much Interested IN each other narrating
Incidents of the Valley OF Virginia CAM
pagns,
The gentleman was at one time Il men,
Der of the Generals command. and he
too was on his way to New Orleans. On
nearing Wythevile the dinner station,
I'walked back to the sleeper to brush up
a little and get ready to do justice to
Colonel Boyd's good rations On passing
the General, / said: General. we arc
only about six miles from Wythevile.
tho dinner station. l thought It probable
you might want to straighten up IL little"
He thanked me, and turning to his new
friend, said: ~ am In the habit OF TAX
Ing little stimulant before my meals
IIo then invited his friend to Join him.
His friend thanking him. said: General,
| | have n bottle Of fine whlskey Il friend
gave me on leaving New York, and
would like for you to join me In empty
Ing IT. This Is the first time we have
met since the war, and we may mover
meet again, / want to keep the bottle
us a remembrance Of my old commando
and tho pleasantness OF this trip"
| The General consented, and they went
back to tho water cooler. About the time
| they got TO tho cooler the General said;
| "By the way, where were you at Fisher
IIn?"
The mans face at once put on a sad
look, and he said: Seeing the utter hope.
| lessness OF our cause. and my health be-
coming very bad, went across the Inca"
| "What?' said the old hero ''desertad?' n
| II suppose you would call It that, Gem
eral," said the man.
Old Jubes face became very red and
Ms eyes fairly snapped, Turning very
abruptly, he said George, bring my va.
lse up here" which George did in great
hurry, and added; Here 1t Is. Alarse
| Jubal,"
NOW George" said the General mix
| M two nice toddies," and George soon
had them ready and called the Generals
attention TO the fact The old veteran
will drink the other ! VIII drink with
drink with a deserter"
Mr. Deserter went back to his seat and
from then on 10 Bristol, the end of my
rum there was an atmosphere cold enough
between the old hero aud the deserter tc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Cobb's Leaf From a Diary-Orlgin o
the Name "Dutch Gap"

Editor of The Times-Dlspatch:
Sir,--In the sketch OF tho Boiling fam
ily which appeared IN The Times-D Dis
patch of October 4th. mention 10 made
Of "Cobbs," one Of the old homes OF that
family. Major Thomas Boiling, OF Cobbs.
left a diary which had some very inter-
esting matter recorded therein. II was
ut ono time In the possession OF my great
grandfather at Boiling Hall; afterwards
1t fell into tho hands of some other mem
bers of the family. since which have
lost all traces OF It. II any one 10 III
possession of it, should be glad II he
or she would kindly permit me to glance
over It. have one extract from TINS
diary which may he OF some interest. 2
Extract from diary OF Major THOMAS
Boiling, of Cobbs
1797.-Cartersyille known,
lsG0-May 13.--I went to cock night at
Osborne's
22-Mr Thomas Jefferson came In the
morning to see me. went with him TO
dine at Mr.. John w. Eppes.
June 1O,-Dined at my Island
September l2.--SiX negroes hung Tor
treason.
September 15.-six more hung for trea-
son.
September 1b.--Went to Cartersyille to
meet Mr.. Gay Dlned at the tavern upon
a poor dinner
1S0l-January 28.-Wilnam ana FANNY
Went to Presaue Isle.
January 29.-Aiid weather
January 29,--Cannon firing at Peters
burg. rejoicing that Thomas JEFFERSON mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Soldiers Homes.

Editor OF The Tlmes-Dlspatch:
Sir-Will you please inform me where
all the Soldiers Homes are located for
Confederate and Federal Soldiers?
SUBSCRIBER. .
Confederate Homes: Maryland, Pixies
vile; Lee Camp Soldiers Home Rich
mond North Carolina, Raleigh; Georgia.
Atlanta; Alabama; Mississippi, Beauvoir;
Florida, Jacksonville; Louisiana. New Or
leans; Texas, Austin; Arkansas Sweet
Home; Missouri, Higginsville; kentucky,
Pee Wee Valley; Tennessee. Nashville.
National Homo for disabled volunteer
soldiers, branches and post office i'd
dresses: Central. National Military Home,
Montgomery county. o.; Northwestern.
National Home, Milwaukee county Wis. /:
Eastern. National Home, Togus. Me. /;
Southern. National Soldiers Home. Eliz-
abeth City county, Va; Western, National
Military Home, Leavenworth county,
Kan; Pacific. Soldiers Home, Los An
geles county CAL: Marion, National Mill
tary Home, Grant county, Ind; Danvillc,
Danvile. H.; Mountain, johnson City.
Tenn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Wombler Poem.

Editor The dispatch:
Sir-1 should like for you or some Of
your readers. through your query and
answer column. to give me tho poetry on
Matthew Wombler, of Isle Of Wight
I have forgotten his name. The in
cident In question happened on June 49,
1854. Accused was hanged for killing his
wife and several children. 1t starts
something like this:
I'm Isle Of Wight there lived a man.
Matthew Wombler was his name.
He had a virtuous wife with mutual
OF two pretty daughters and four fine
boys.
On June 10, 's4 THIS monstrous man be-
gan to roar
lie threatened death to all around and
many heard his drunken sound
j. A. A.
From the sample given we doubt IL
the production in question could be;
called poetry" However we have no
copy Of 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Land.Gralobers' Law.

Editor The Times Dispatch:
!. How many years can person fall
to pay taxes and still retain possession
OF his property?
.. Is the Land Grabbers' required to
give notice, and how much7
8. Can "Land-Grabber' purchase the
property If owner neglects to pay city
taxes alone?
SUBSCRIBER.
!. Immediately after the land Is re-
turned delinquent for any taxes whatso-
ever. 1t is advertised and sold. Within
two years from the day of sale, such land
may be redeemed. 1t Is impossible to
say how many years in addition to the
two above mentioned. the owner may
retain possession OF land sold for de-
ltnquent taxes. If the land is purchased
for the Commonwealth at the sale, 1t
is probable that, the owner will retaiI
possession until some one makes ap-
plication to buy 1t from the Common
wealth. under the Land Grabbers' law.
=. -Four months notice Is required.
3. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

lUUI : vet tIuIE
]. s. MOORE.
The Fable OF the Bees is not In Shakes
peare, but In a satire OF poetry, written
by Bernard Vaudeville. about 11S against
the official classes In England It ere
ated great sensation at tho time, and
was attacked with great bitterness. TO
these attacks lie replied IN series OF
prose articles In the same line, and were
published along with the Fable In two
volumes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Agricultural College.

Editor Of The Timcs-Dispatch.
sir,-W1l you please publish the name
and address of Virginia agricultural
college7 SUB.
Yes; the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Blacksburs. Va.
Editor Of The Tmes-Dispatch:
Slr,--When an unmarried person. who Is
Of age, dies without a will, who is en-
titled to his estate, personal and rcal7
Section 254s OF tho Code provides, az
to the descent of real estate Of intestates.
that 1t shall descend and pass as follows:
~ TO decedent's children and their de-
cedents.
(2) II there be no child, nor the de-
scendant Of any child. then to his father.
(5) If there be no father. then to his
mother. brothers and sisters and their
descendants.
az II there be no mother. nor brother,
nor sister, nor any descendant Of either.
then one molly shall go to the paternal.
the others to the maternal kind. in
course prescribed In subsectlons s, 6, I,
8. and 10.
AS to the personally, section 1851 pro-
vldes that after payment OF debts OF
the decedent. 1t shall pass and be dis
tributcd to and among the Same per-
sons. and in the same proportions, to
whom and in which real estate is d.
rected to descend. with certain exceptions
not applicable to the case in point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Letter Of Garter Family.

Editor Tho Times-D Dispatch:
Sir.--seeing In trhe Times Dispatch re-
Gently some mention about the history
or the Carter family reminds me tnat
there is n letter In my possession. Written
by Miss Fl. G. Carter, dated Locust Grove
April, 1861. I would be glad indeed, 10
restore the lost letter to the surviving
relatives.
MRS. ANNA l.. THuRSTON.
Little Plymouth. King and queen
county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
pixie's Land.


Dxie's Land.
(publ!shed by request0
/ wish | was in dc land OBJ cotton,
Ole times dar am not forgotten.
Look away! Look away! Look away!
Dixie Land.
In Dixie land whar I was born IN
Early on one frosty mornin'.
Look away! LOOK awsy! Look away!
Dixie Land
Den wish was IN Dixie!
Hoorny! Ifooray!
n Dixie's land. we'll take our stare
TO lib and die in Dixie.
Away! away! away! down South IN Dixie!
AWAY, away! away! down South in Dixie!
In Dixie land dc darsies grow,
II white folks only plant dar toe;
19cv wet dc ground wild 'bakkor smoke,
Den up dc darkics head VIII poke.
Chorus.
Missus married Will de wenbor,
WILL he was a gay dcccabor
When he put his arms around or
lie look as fierce as IL forty-poundcr'
Chorus
MIssus died den took q decline,
Her face was de color OBJ bacon rhine;
How could she act dc foolish part
An marry a man to broke her heart?
Chorus.
Den here's health to dc next ole missus,
An all dc gals dat want to kiss us;
Den hoe It down an scratch yoa grabble,
TO Dixie land I'm boun' to trabbe
Chorus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Fable of the Bees.

Editor The Times Dispatch:
Sr.--Will you kindly print, where IN
Shakespeare may find The Fable OF
the Bces1"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
A Primary Election Case.

Editor Of The Tlmes-D Dispatch:
Sir,-You will confer favor on many
subscribers by giving an opinion in the
following Hypothetical case A county
committee meets and orders a primary
election to be held strictly in accordance
with party laws and rcquiremcnts-thnt
Is TO say, by the viva voce methAl
The candidates agreed with this under
standing to be taxed to pay the en-
penses OF election. Only few days be-
fore the election the county committee
holds another meeting, and, without any
notice to the candidates. rescinds It's
former action and orders the election
to be held by secret ballot. Does not this
action on the part of the committee
release the candidates from all obllga-
ton to stand by the nomination? Is It
not fundamental principle OF all con-
tracts and agreements that when one
party violates his situations in con-
tract the other Is NO longer bound?
X. Y. u.
II tho candidates acqulesced In the
action OF the committee and remained In
the primary, no mntter under what plar
It was held. they would be bound by the
result; because their PARTICIPATION In the
primary would give them no excuse for
not accepting itn result. If thoy did
not go into the primary and made formal
protest to the committee. and demanded
o. return OF the deposit they had made,
and 1t was refused. and they declined
to enter into the primary. they would,
OF course, not be bound by Its action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

cause a killing frost. The latter left
the bottle In The sleeper.
j. U. suMPr15R.
Company g, Eleventh virginia Infantry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Respectfully.

President W. II. Harrison had no broth-
er, says a genealogy OF. this branch Of
the Harrison family. and may be found In
kelth's Ancestry of Benjamin Harri-
son."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
The Harrisons,

Editor Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Wiil you kindly lot mo know II
President William Henry Harrison had
a brother named George, and II 30. the
names of his children?
would also like very much to know
Virginia HarrIsons?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

Missus married VIII. de weabcr,
VIII. he was a gay dcccabor;
When he put his arms around or
He look as fierce as IL forty-poundc
--Cho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

In Dixie land. whar I was born IN,
Early on one frosty mornin',
Look away LOOK awsy! LOOK away!
Dixie Land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

Many year has gone to its grave
since then but, once more, their faces
pass before me-some In smiles. moro in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-08
10 8.

silt Mles itille in uns oas Qeio Die 2ut =
9Bir baben Nues nerl1lofieil, in tiefter Yrlft.
gtur, tuent oes Nbenos ulan1mal beg Sratrot's
q S6ein
@ldn5t, ME Elm @ruB bonn 9immel our9 GIur uni
0ain,
llno rings Die 8ogel l9fpeigen, MIR emit uno tiff
Guft our6 Die Bdloer ferne Der g8bippooripia,
3anll regt ilb tpieoer III uns elm leiier S1mel5
gBie lelie G1ritte gebt es ourh unier 6ers,
gSie leiIe &inoeridritie balb irob, 6al6 BANG,
Die MN aif oieier Groe uerfluneefl, lang,
8ertlungen, che tie tpuroen gum Mtanuesl6titt -
ad. uni rcr Sueeno Subeln ~pertlan9 aud nit
Damn iteb'n mir mol s%uiantinen, in 9dfnmerrtb,
uno hmiifertl leinen gtamen ms leile I'LL -
Den yiarnen, ben bic Meni6sn ~pergsifen lang
llno Der lns eirft ipie Come unb pGriblin5s Hang
Bir bdbea ibH tets i'm oer5eft, no mir aud 9eb'r,
llno iuenil mir Die beilleen 8iloer non Gngeln ieb'n,
Sanr fnbeH mir ppl i'm id6niten, BON 3eit gu 3eit
Ginen Bug, einen Bid, cine fli6t'ge Aebnli6teit,
uno mir leben auf BON Dem giloe-uro ie6'H uns an
uno ldbeln crnft-uno l6iueigenb perteb' II uts baum
sein ed4sln 6lieb uns i'm Sssrssn, our4 s4nicrs mn
9as iounige &ineerld9eln aug iener 3eit,
3alielbe betli9e 2d6eln, oas nod ben Sag
Sein Intlib D~erfldrte, als CT I'M Sarge lag. -=-
ggir S9tuejtern iino eei6ritieu ourh's eeben oann,
Jeoe nit eigenen Soreen auf Gig ner gabn.
Tins bllb't ten Sdmerssn mno Syreuoen medIelnoen
Ghein's-
in 0ieier i9pei9en0en Srdier blieben mir eng
Sic lie9t i'll unieren 9er3er, 81 jeoer Stuno',
99ie Elm perluntenes GleinoO i'm WleeresarunO,
Sic l6uebt fuie Elm miloer Shleier nm unI' ren gfao,
Gtui9 unO beilig, neil ie ni6t gBorte bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-08
Cinderella 5aub= Yalalt.

HE&= eN
@ir iin6 p~orbereitet, unleren Suns
ben uno Dem Bublifum Die reueiten
Gacons in allen &rten BON Shuhen
fir Danien uno Mdoden, 6erren
uro &naben gu liefern. Wir balten
unleren pDblbeeriinoeten- STUFF nur
Die beiten Qualitaten 81 bieten auf-
rebt. 8ute 8aare nno biqige
Breiie bleibt itets unier MDtto. @er
eleganteS uno sualeih bequemes
Shnbperf gu tragen piiniHr. Der
menoe lib an uns. Sin 8eriuhsz
fauf miro Seoen iiberaeugen, oaB
mir an Der Spite Der Sbubaeib6fte
lteben.
Cinderella Sbub= Balah.
207 Mlamo Blaaa. gelepbon 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-08
Gnti6eibet Gmd,
Sie@elcgeitbcit tit ba, rmteritiiBt o,rdJ
3engntR pm San QtntDntp.

gtebmt ni6t unler 8ort oofiir.
SerlaBt gub ntdt auf baa 3eug=
MIG zines Sremben.
2elet Die 8eitdtigune opn San
NntDniD.
2eiet Die Ingoben BON Bureeru
San Nntonto's.
uno entideioet fir @ud ie(blt.
6ier 1T elm Sail bapon.
u. s.. Cube, Der itb BON ben Sc
lbaften surIdge8Ogen bat uno SEQ.
40l Suos@omal@S traBe npbnt, iaat:
SD batte felt LANCER Belt Nnfdue
BON Gldenl9mer5en ln6 S9mer5en
uber meiner linfen 6ifte uno td
5petfle ntcbt oaran, baB tie in SDlge
BON ueberantrengung entitauoen.
Sb oies nun 10 par Doer 1iht; id
peiB nur, oaB Die Nnfdle seitpeile
10 ibper paren, oaB i6 MIDI oft
taaelang gu 8ette begeben muBte.
Sd bate einen afuten Gnfau I'M
oereangenen @inter, als ib pon
Doan's 0ieren=B iuen b0rte, Die i'm
Stote Der 8erar Drug So. ooer bel
Slider & Springau gu erlanaen
iino nno i'd oeridaffte mir cine
Shaftel uno per1udte Tie. Sic leis
1teten Nues, mas fir Tie beaniprudt
miro. Sic furirten Die &iidenz
ibn1er5en prompt uno nouitdnoie
nno ebenio cine Sdmieriafeit in ben
ytieren : Iblonoerunaen, Die mid
tart 9eplagt bate. Sic arbeiten
ausaeseidnet uno ib babe feinen
2meifel, oaB iie in ieoem anoeren
Sale ebeniO mirfunesooa lein tuer=
Gen."
@rbdftlib bel alien Oroeuiiten.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wiuburr
So. in Buffalo, &c. g., afleinige
I9enten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nidt ben 0amen Duon
uno acceDtirt fein Subititut.
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Die Understanding gendbrleifte@
ten Geoefreibeit oabur9 getpDroen?
Cine &ritif Der @iqfiirlibfeiten, mie
1te oas cpmbinirte @roB= Rapital aut
Der einen Settle uuD Die Su 8erbdne
ben Drganilirte Qrbeit auf Der anoez
rem Seite, ousiiben, fam uns Ser
ruff uno Sn=I6t= ano 8ann=@ rflds
runo BON Der einerl Doer BDpcDtt BON
Der anoeren Seite eintragen. Wel=
Aer 8olitifer waet es betlpielsmeiie
nod gu iaaeu, mas er BON Der ,Wta=
idine" uno benz Bot oenft? Wel=
der 2ebrer an Der Dffentlihen S6ule
paot es nod, feline Meinung auss
sulpreden itber Die S6ulbu6er Der
@eibibte, pelbe linn BON ben patrioz
tiIGen 8erbdnoen, Doer Die Sbul=
baber in Der 8bp1iO(o9ie, pelbe
ibtn nDrt ben Semperens= reip. Nbitis
nens=granfs aufgeoranat tperoen?
uno be1Dnoers audi in firbliher
8esiehung rihtet iih Der 9urbz
ihnitts : Ntnerifaner melt weniaer
noh leiner perlDn[iben ueber5eu=
gung, ldBt er iib melt tpeniger ourd
Die Inn perfaiiunasmaBi9 genGbrlei=
tie ablplute @emi1iensfreibeit-oas
bDbite eeiitiae @ut, ba8 Elm oenfen>
Der Menlb iiberbaupt haben fann-
leiten, ols our1 Die -. &ldli@t aul
Die 8ermanoten, 5reunoe uno 3ab=
barn, auf Die Mobe, bas 6erfomrter
urb Die @ep0bnbeit.
n8ie @abrbeit lit Die, heiBt es am
Shluiie ienes Nrtifels i'm "Inde-
pendent, baB 1th in Imerifo
unter benz Dedmantel Der Moral
cine Eprannei Der Wenge iiber Der
ginaelnen berausaebiloet bat, Die
iih in geraoeau gefabrorohenoel
8eile funoeiebt. Ils Infang Deg
uebels lit itets Der Mpment FL con-
itatiren, nenn ireeno Semano-mel
es aub iei : s6eert uno aauoert,
feline pirfli6e, ehrlibe ueber5eu.
eune iiber irgenb cine Jraee Del
BDlltif, Der WtDral D0er Der Helt9lDr
&c. aussulpreben. uern tie aufdai(
BON ben altbergebrabten Mniihter
unb Weinuneen ieiner 8ettern, So:
fen, ganten unb 0ahbarn abmeidt
ODER tpenn er oaDor Surldlhredt,
iein 9eben nab leiner eigeuen Gr
gu leben, uno sDar aus feinem an.
oeren @runbe, als neil belaete Set
tern, 8aIen unb 9anten &c. i'm ioni
fir raoifal ooer %abionoerlih batter
piiroen!"
aber Die moraliibe, perlDnlib'
Sreibeit, Dbne Die iiberbaupt fein'
mirffifle pD[itilbe Sreibeit benfba,
tit. bat ibre Queae i'm mpralilbet
Mtute. Woraliiher Mut 1T abe
in einem 9anbe, in Dem Die Wajo
ritdt berribt, pDmDalib nod nDtige,
uno fir Die @elamtpolfabrt mid
tiger, als in elmer conititutiuneuel
Wionardie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-08

eefiihrt. = Die geribliile Der @ez
Ibibe muroen geDffnet uno mir hurf=
ten Die ae3oaenen 2dufe mir Die
Medanit oes gerlbluiies bemun=
bern. = Sd fann niht bebaupten,
baB mir Die an 9rieasihiffen aepriez
lene 6eiulibteit be%lonoers aufeefalz
len ndre. = Treppenae1dnoer &c.
fiiblten iih an, als bdtte man lie sll
unlerem @mpfana nit SlioenDl be-
itrihen. 9ob Commit bieriiber elmer
2anoratte fein urteil gu.
9roboen Californian Elm 9ano
oes @eins lit, unSdbliee 8einniee
oerlaeen, 8istihaften uno &neipen
nah Dem buritigen 8anoerer lire
Sibler uno Singer ausitreden. 10
bat bod @ambrinus bier Elm Selo
erohert, in Dem er fih elmer ungez
abnten Garietdt oes gerepis rihmen.
Tam. Als ba fino: Babit Bier,
&ainier (aus 9 lttle) 9ampf=
(steam) Bier, M,elanos : 6iber=
niar. Wunoer : 8ier (loQ MIDI audi
%punoern) uno an elmer @taeangs=
pforte, als mdre es nit Sprefels
eieener 6ano perSeidnet. lteB man
tu6rtlih: 6ier miro bet rgeite Bier"
in be Staot ietruufen. "-Wit Wein=
bdulern, &neipen, &eItauratio=
men, 3~ahndraten, Sunelieren uno
gDloenen ubren 81 $3.50 bas Stif,
tDnnte man Die StraBen pflaitern.
Sc mdre cas- nibt 10 libel, benin
audi Die 6auptltraBen arDBtenteils
nit Gspbalt eepflaftert lino, 10 finb
ale iibrigen einfab init rauben Steiz
men, in Der @rDbe BON 3iegeln ee=
oedt, Die ben 3ugtieren uno SUP
edneern oas 9aiein gu perfimmerr
aneeleet iino.
San Tranciscu erceairt in 9ir6en,
namentlih fatbolilben, uno man fins
oct oarunter piele 8rad)tbauten.
@elbdftsbduier i'm Snneren Der
.Staot iino fait ourbgebenos aus
Stein, 8ie9el uno @iien erbaut, baz
aeoen Die @obnbduier uno Bauter
an SeitenitraBen fait ausihlieBlib
aus S0ls. n6immelsfraber" nit
10 biz IL uno mebr Stofperfen
feblen ebenfaQs niht uno baben lebte
0a6t Tim IL ubr beoenflih nit ben
6auptern aeidittelt -. Gs mar
mein eriterlebteS @robeben uno on
es 'obne porberiae giniaoung Doer
@naei9e e%iniprang, fam man iih Die
perbluHten uno erlbredten @eiibter
poriteuen. Die &ronleubter an ben
Defen i6wanften tpie ubrpenoel,
Seniter uno 9dher tlapperten, Der
SuBbDoen ihpanfte uno bic @eiber
treiihten uno felen in Obnmadt.-
Sn ben 9beatern fonnte nur nit
grDBter Initrenaune elmer 8onif
ooraebeugt peroen. Menlben eilten
auf Die StraBen uno freien Blabe.
UNI benz @initur5 Der Sduler (oer
nibt itattfano) gu enteeben. Die
gribitteruns oauerte r,ur IA Gefur-
ben. aber ih fam nidt iaeen, baB
es defenders ihDn" mar. G..
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SamorrbDtoen su pernacblaitsen, IN
benz man nit mertloleu @ebetmmitttelr
erpertmentirt, lit thinner uniting uno iehl
oft ~gefdbrlid3. @inreibuneen, Gattpereen'
@ai9mittel 1tlp. fDnnen i'm alereiinii9'
item Sale nur iinbern, aber ME betlen,
9as einsiee, berniinftise, raid nirfenoe.
feiis. @erste auer Sbulen perben gud
thinner raten, es 81 neriuden, ebe bas
Meiier gebrauhtltuirb unb eudb bDr Gin
Ipribungen NIT 8arbolIdure uarnen, bn'
NIT eub nihts Sblimmeres tpioerfabre
Nnafeiis linbert cure Sher5en, BELT eur
9eiben unh perbinbert oeren Biebertebr
8rpben fperben BON g. Neuitdoter& So.
8Dr2416, Netu 0orf, frei perianot.
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Madbt idbnea Elm Gmoe oamtt.

OF bort man Die Geute l1per
iammern uno flaaen iiber unertrag.
life Sbmersen, nabbem iie ielbii
ibren Organen 81 niel susemutet ba-
ben. 6lfenidmersen. Shuinoel=
anfaae, 8~eritopfuna uno 2eberbe=
ibueroen pflegen fid oann einsu.
iteaen. Durb ben @ebrauh ppr
Or. Sings @euen 2ebens 8iner
madt man aber alleoem ibnea cir
gnoe. Sic nirfen miloe uno bod
erunolib. Wan perlude tie. gul
% Gents, @arantirt BON Den NpD.
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