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feeling upon certainvof it's eminent excel
lences, such as loin E.of young bear a "a
Granville, land s. the ryhoped Quail, stu1ed
with goose liNers.fs sySd @4s- go. :sssZ
/ Really he. concludes sfrom an arts
tic standpoint, although large dinners are
apt to be fslurred and sighted, 1t was
a creation of undoubted WORTH So:
'And the orchestra, - spoke up Mrs.
Bines, who had read Of the banquet.
played Hail to the Chef.
The laughter at this rally was all It
should have been, even the host joining In
it. Only two Of those present knew that
the good woman had been warned not to
call Chef chief" as Silas Higbee did.
The fact that neither should "chief" be
called chef was impressed upon her
later, in a way to make her, resolve ever
again to eschew both OF the troublesome
words.
When the guests had gone Miss Milbrey
received the praise of both parents fol
her blaimless attitude toward young
Bines.
1T will be fixed when we come back
from Wheatly," said that knowing young
woman, and now don't worry any more
about it,
"And, Fred said the mother, do keel
straight down there. She's a common
place GIRL with lots of mannerisms to un-
learn, but she's pretty and sweet ant
! teachable."
.And she'll learn@a lot. from Fred tina
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PRETTY CHEEKS.
A Food That Makes Girls Sweet t,
Look Upon.

The right food for young ladies is of
the greatest Importance to their looks, to
say nothing of the health, Thin saHow
girls don't get the right food you may be
absolutely certain. A Brooklyn girl says.
For a long time, in spite Of all I could
do, 1 was thin, skinny and nervous My
cheeks were so sunken my friends used to
remark on how bad. I. looked. couldn'
seem to get strength from my food-meat
potatoes. bread, etc. So I tried various
medicines without help.
L often read about Grape-Nuts, but
never tried the food until one day some
thing impressed me that perhaps if
would eat Grape Nuts for my nerves anC
brain could digest and get the good o,
my food. SO I started in. The food with
cream was fascinating to my taste and
went in for it regularly twice a day.
Well, I began to improve and now
while on my third package. I have
changed so my friends congratulate mt
warmly, ask me what in the world I have
taken, etc, etc. My cheeks are plum1
and rosy and I feel so strong and we'll
sleep sound and it seems as though
couldn't get enough to eat. /. Thank 70,
sincerely for making Grape Nuts" Nam
given by Postum Co.. Battle Greek, Mich
There's reason for Grape Nuts.
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A NEW CHURCH IHEATER
Herbert Booth, Son of the General
Would Teach Religious Truths
a .. on the Stage.

New York, May 5.--To teach the gospel
thru the eye by means of religious the
alter, is the plan Of Herbert Booth, son ot
General Booth, whose resignation from the
Salvation Army is still a mystery.
Mr. Booth who has arrived in New
York, is not unlike his brother, Ballington
He came to New York almost directly
from Zion City. thei: headquarters Of
Duwieism, but he denies that he has joined
the Dowie movement
THE movement am going to start ir
New York. said he, sis meant to solv,
the problem Of the unreached masses. Y
was for that my father: started the Sal
walton Army.
My appeal is to the eye. I am going tt
form In this city great theater, with
powerful company Of Christian actors
My movement is to be be known as tn,
Scientific CHARACTERIZATION Society, and i
will be for the purpose: of sending broad
cast illustrated bible dramas. T expectEt,
get such great writer's as Canon Farra
was to write powerful dramas for me
These I will have told In continuous
pictures by the cinema tograph."
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she doesn't know now finished that,
young mans sister from the foot Of the
stairway. nj +
i Back at tl1eir hotel Psyche fBines was:
isn't it queer about Mrs. Gwilt-Athel-
stan? We've read SO much about her In
the papers. I thought she must be some
one awful to: meet was that scared
and instead, she's like any one, and real
chummy besides; and, actually, ma, don't
you think her dress was doWdy-an ex-
cept the diamonds? I suppose that comes
from living in England SO much And
hasn't Mrs. NIilbrey twice as grand a
manner, and the son-he'st a precious
he knows everything and everybody; I
shall like him.
|. Her brother. who had flung himself into
a cushioned corner, spoke with the air
of one who had reluctantly consented to
be interviewed and who was anxious to
be quoted correctly:
Mrs. Gwilt- Athelstan is all right. She
reminds me of what Uncle Peter writes
about that new herd of short horns:
This breed has mild disposition, is a
good feeder and produces a fine quality Of
fesh.' But I'll tell you one thing, SIS, =
he concluded with sudden emphasis, with
all this talk about marrying for money
| I'm beginning to feel as if you and I
were a couple of white rabbits out in the
open with all the game laws off,
1 To be continued tomorrow.
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NEW SURGICAL DISCOVERY
Magnet Used Successfully as q Sur.
/ ss:5. ). d. gieal Instrument.

Vallejo, Cal, May 5.-John Gatteg, an
apprentice at the navy yard, was serious
~ injured last week by a piece of. steel
which flew from a tool, Embedding itself
in his face. 1t was thought that the metal
had been entirely removed, but yesterday
the wound showed indications Of the pres
ence of foreign substance.
Master Electrician Petrie became inter-
ested in the case and rugged up magnet
of a design Of his own, capable of lifting
500 pounds. The magnet was held d.
rectly over the orifice and. the current
turned on. In an instant the offending
piece of metal flew from the wound and
attached itself to the magnet, denonstrat-
ing a new method Of applying electricity
in surgical operations.
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Fire-F Fighter 5 Story

How the Strongest an in the Philadelphia Fire the
Weaest-Gained His Strength and Health BY Using Swamp
Root, Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy.
heao of whow
. my vas ~ ~ ends
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BEANS KILLED HIM.

Baldwinsville. N. Y; May 5.-Andrew, the
1O-year-old son of Leonard Baldwin, was killed
by the discharge Of gun loaded with beans
Andrew was playing with some children at a
neighbours house. They found shotgun charged
with dry beans, which had been used for shooting
rats that overran the place. While playing with
the weapon it was accidentally discharged, the
load striking Andrew in the left temple. He
died in few hours. ,-s7s7. 1919 8.
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with kidney trouble? Does
your back ache? Do you feel
bad all over and can't tell ex-
actly what's the matter? Have
you tried medicines or doctors
without benefit? Are you
about discouraged !? Then do
as I did, and get we'll Use Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp Root! I
know it will cure you.
If he did this, would you be-
lieve him?
Wouldn't you, if you were a
sufferer, follow his advice.
knowing that he bore living,
sentient, vital testimony to the
wonderful virtues Of this great
natural remedy?
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would have at no time been surprised to
learn Of my death. It was all due to kid
ney trouble, for which I could secure no
relief. I was under the care of my fam
lily physician for number of years. but
he was unable to do me any good. Il also
consulted two noted specialists on kid
ney diseases, but they were unable to give
ME more than temporary relief. 1 had
already made application to join the army,
but was turned down on account of my
bad physical condition.
II was advised to try that greatest of
all remedies-SWAMP ROOT.
II wrote to DR.. Kilmer & Co. at Bing-
hamton, N. Y, for a sample bottle, and
its effect upon me was SO noticeable that
] went Immediately and bought supply
from my druggist, with the result that
in comparatively short time I had en-
tirely recovered and became the man you
see me now.
II served number Of years in the
army, and for the past four years have
been connected with the Philadelphia fire
department. My work, both in the army
and fighting fires in Philadelphia, has been
of the most arduouS, and work that l
could not do did I not have a strong ply
sique.
II do not know what the words Kidney
Trouble mean now, and do not expect to.
l cannot speak too highly of Swamp Root.
A few bottles of this great remedy did
more for me than dozen physicians
could
(Signed) HUGO HUTT,
1928 Vine st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Mime. Yale
Almond Blossom
Complexion
Cream
GREATEST
TOILET LUXURY
-. a. MANE

Cleanses, softens. purifes, whit
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Complexion Cream should be ap-1
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are washed It removes the dust,
SCOT, CRIME, smut and smudge from
the interstices of the skin and
makes the surface smooth as vel
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and abroad; a treasure when
travelling by land or water, or
when on an outing of any kind,
and particularly priced at a seaside
or mountain resort. Protects the
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rays of the sun and every injurious
effect of the elements. Prevents
and cures abnormal redness Of the
nose or any part of the face, and
that purplish hue due to exposure
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sores, fever, blisters, and all irrita-
ton of the skin. It is the greatest
known specific for: burns; takes
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thing else, soothes, heals and pre-
vents scars and suppuration. In
dispensable for use of infants and
every member of the household.
An exquisite natural beautifisr. A
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Excellent for massage purposes:
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Ladies may consult Nine Yale free of charge
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Every woman should have Of Nine. Yale's
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All of M.ne. Yale's other prepara-
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Minneapolis Agents for Nine. Yale.
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Chicago-Fire destroyed the Planet Picture
Frame company's plant and number of dwell
ings adjoining. in N Oakley avenue, early to-day
The total loss Is estimated at $4,000 No per
sons are reported to have been seriouslE iniured
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4 ND this is only one mans

SCOTy--1 average
reader Of could be persuaded to read the thou
sands of such testimonials which to DR.. Klmers
Swamp-Root, the kidney troubles which af1ct human
ity would be cut down fifty per cent
For these testimonials all prove beyond doubt that the
greatest cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles is
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is known as the strongest man in the Fire Department
and has taken many prizes at athletic tournaments for
his prowess in the field of sports.
He also an Of the United States Infantry
having for several years been stationed at Fort Nobrara
Neb Mr.. HUT also served with the Sixth Pennsylvania
Regiment during the Spanish-Arnerican war.
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Ibeures Saafoifiint.

0ie @emablin bes 8uiiers bon
gtuBlanb betunbete in ibrer Sfleioung
bis Dcr &urasm eine fait gu itrenge
@inFa9beit. Gum niht geringen 8er@
brub bes ipeibli9en Shells Der ruiiif
f9en SOfgeieaI9aft eridien bic 3arin
felbF bel slGnoenben 5eitlidteiten in
Rpben, beren Stoffe sipar foitbar lpas
rem, aber tpegen Der iiberaus f9li9ten
Wla9art Der @elpGnber MIR tpenig 5ur
@elhing tamsn. Gs ging ni9t gut an.
bab bic 9amen bes Sofitaates gepuss
ter ii9 prGientirten als ibre Serri9ss
rim, unb 70 fuben iie itd eenDtbist, benz
8siipisl Der &aiferin gu folgen. I'm
10 mebr itaunt man nun iiber bic gang
allmGblidb outage getretene @orliebe
Der 5iirItin fir unsemein prd9tige
Soiletten. 9lnfanss a9tete man 3par
ni4t iOnberlid barauf ba man es fir
eine poriibersebenoe caprice bieIt; iebt
tpG9f bic 8ertpunOeruug ieooh bes
ftGnbis.
@elegentli9 bes leBten mdr9enbafs
ten Jeites i'm @interpaGait Seiste ii4
bic 3arin in einem Goitiim, wie man
es in Gbnli6er Yrd9t unb S9Onbeit
nod tuum ie seIeben buben biirfte. sic
trug cine ipeiBe Summet SOiIette. be-
rem S9lsppe IL Sub lang auf bem
8oben I9leifte. Der t6itli9e, I9nees
iae Stoff mar iiber unb iiber nit
frembartieen @plbitidereien beoedt.
Sieie itellten pbuntuitifdbe 8lumenges
biloe bar, Inn bic ii9 eigsntbiimlib gea
formtes 2aub rantte. sSn ieOem Der
3ablrei6sn 8liitbentel6e fpriibte es in
Iinnberpirrenbem Sarbenfpiel. Sin
GROCER Brilliant BON feltenem Seuer
bilbete ben Mittelpunft jebes 8lumen>
fel6es. Die gan5e &obe biillte pie cine
buftise Dolte elm S9leier aus berrliz
den, alien Spiben Elm. 9as feline 9es
ipebe mar i'm Saur befeitigt. unb Sipar
ipurbe es an Der boben 5riIur bur9
einen &opfpuB sebalten. ben man aus
elmer iener f9neetpeiben WiOpen berges
felt bate, bic nur an Der entfernteItsn
orttiI9en &iiIte bes peiben Mssres su
finoen iinb. 9luf ben uusgebreiteten
Sliiseln bes @oesls funfeIte unb
blibte es BON fleinen 8ri[onten, bic
9lusen iparen bur9 bellrotbe Rubine
erIebt, unb Der S9nabeG befanb aus
einem Stiid Ieltener &oralle, bas glia
tolaus ii. BON Der als Sbrpnfplser
unternommenen &eiie um bic Welt
beimbrahte. Die iunse 3aiierin fab
in bieIem goItiim, bas nit ben Suipes
len stnen Wertb bon feds Miillionen
Rubel reprGIentirte, eigenartig fhDn
aus. Man oadte unipi1fiirlib an bic
fugenhufte S6Onbeit Der Selbin elmer
nprbii9en Mbtbe.
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Giaer, Ser anf Sem s. pf sebt.

Sn benz frun5Uiifden Sportblatt
.@elo" lieIt man: n9eitern erbielten
mir ben 8eIu9 zines Serrn. Der, ans
Itdtt - fpie Sic unb i9 = bic Siibe
als @ebpert3euse gu beniiben, ii9 elm
@ergniigen baraus maht, auf benz
&Opf gu seben. sic buben riatig ses
leien: er gebt ni9t etpu, ben Sopf
na9 unten, auf ben Sdnben tuie irs
eenb elm SabrmarftsgautIer, fpnbern
i'm bu9itdbli6en Sinne bes Bortes
auf benz &opf. Oils mir einige 3fpeiz
fel lallt iperoen lieBen, ertlGrte ii9 uns
Ter @ait Iofort bereit, cine probe feis
ner &unIt su seben. Sn eiuem 9lu
bate er ieinsn Rod ubsefporfen. ipors
auf er ii9 eine Dirt &rpne. bic elm &iis
fen bilbete unb am 8inn bur9 elm
&innbanb feItsebaitsn lpurbe. uuf bes
Sduptes S9eitel iebte unb bic 9eine
in bic 2uft Fredte, 10 bab Der &opf
allein ben 8oben beriibrte, Der in oiez
fem Sal burd unieren Rebuttionss
tiI9 oargsltellt ipurbe. Damn pobns
ten mir einem b09ft mertpiirbisen
S9auIpiel BEL: Der Mdnn nburblief"
ben Slid Der ganSenadnse naa. inbem
er Iprunspeife nOorpdrts Idritt",
ippbei ein3ie unb aLlein Der Sopf nit
bem SiIb in 8eriibrung mar. gBo
unb pie finbet Der fonberbare Wans
berer bic 8raft gu foGden 8ppffpriins
een9 Sdrduf tonn i9 feline anttport
gebsn Si6er lift nur, baB ibm bus
8unititiid selang, lpte mir uns ielbit
iiberSeugen tonnten. Der eigendrti9e
9(frp6at 1T elm DANE. Der % Sabre
aft 1T. Sein 26idbriger 8ruber ma9t
elm Gbnlihe rglummer Der jim
aere 1T bereit, gu lpettsn, baB er ben
@eg BON Der Oper gum ,Grebit 9pons
ndiS" ouf benz &opf in ipenieer ols
feds Stunben Suriidlegen tpiirbe; er
ipiiroe immer 5tpei Minuten iprinsen
uub bann aiusi Minuten gauis mas
9en.
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Sie &ride ais Sauberiiab.

Sn einem Barrier 8urorte ipp6nt
cine 70 Sabre alte 8ettlerin in einem
elenben Sdusden in grDBter gtrmutb.
Die 9tlte, pel9e ii9 nur miibiam nit
Silfe einer &riide beipegen lam, bat
bic bDfe glngeipobnbeit, gu trinten unb
in ansetruntenem 3uitanbe iunse
MGo9en. ipel9e rubig unb barmlos
ibres Meges 9eben, gu beldItigen unb
nit S6impfpprten gu perfolgen. Oils
bic 8ettlerin unldngIt tpieber in anges
trunfenem 3uItanbe 5ipei iun9e Mdos
den obne alien @runb beleibi9te, bols
ten bic @nse9riffenen einen poIisei6es
umteu, segen ben fia Die 9lIte iebr
rabiut 5ur Webre iebte. Der 8eamte
brd6te bic GubeitOrerin na9 benz pos
li5eirepier, unb Der PoliSeitommiHGr,
ipel9er bic Srau tpe9en ibres bpben
differs ni9t nah benz PoliSeigeipabrs
fam f9affen laiIen ipollte. beI9lob,
ibr, nm iie gu beitrafen, bic 8riide
fortaunebmen. 0a aber ipurbe bic
8ettlertn plpblt6 fli9tdm uHo bat unz
ter SbrGnen, ibr bic 3riide gu beloIs
fen. 9lls Der gommiTGr Miene modte,
ibr bic 8riide sepaltfam 5u entreiben,
fiel Der Stod auf bic grbe, unb aus
Der SDbIung rullten gum gr6Bten @r,
ituunen bes 8eamten cine erobe Qlns
Sabl BON 9olbitiiden i'm 9etrage bon
mebreren tuuienb Sruncs auf ben 80.
ben. 9ieris Tu9te bic 9llte bas 9eIb
5uIammen unb that es tp;eber in ben
Stod, tueG9er ibr felt elmer Reibe bon
Sabren als Spartaie gebient bat. Der
poli5eicommiHGr CAB Der rei9en 9etts
lerin ibren 3uuberftub pieber unb ent'
Iieb fie nit Der Mobnuns. fid Dor Dies
ben uno StraBenrdu6ern in gl9t gu
nebmen.
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SnoifGe &ofseitett tn 5cutf6soft'
afrtfa.

9leuBerIt rubeItDrenben 2drm Ders
urIa6en bic in Oarses<Saluam gegens
pGrtig bGufiger abgebaltenen inbif9en
So93eiten. Meiit besinnt Der entIeBs
li6e 2GrSi gegen Mitterna6t, nenn
Der 8rGuti9am unter gaufeni9ldgen
unb Srpmmelgepirbel Iotpie begleitet
BON 9uBenben bon iingenben unb treis
T9enben Deibern bur9 bic Straben
Der Stoot na9 Der Mobnun9 Der
8raut aie6t, po bic ldrmenben So9s
seitsfeItli6teiten abgebdlten peroen.
SpGt na6 Wlttternu9t gegen 3 ubr
Mpreens fiibrt bann Der 8rGutisdm
feline 9raut, perbunben nit bemielben
entIebli6en Stanbal, in fein Seim.
SGufig geben bteie Procehionen bic
0anse Na9t btnbur9 bin unb ber uno
nit @orliebe 9rabe bur9 bic BON @uroz
pGern befppbnten StraBen. 0ds Sns
terefe Der 8eiben an bieien erotiiden
Seftli6teiten unb 4ufaii9en bat lGngit
&lagen um bic seItDrte Rudtrube Ylab
aemabt unb berdrtigen 8eI9perbsn
1ibt bic Seutf9>Oitafritaniffe 3eis
tuna in betpeali6er Weiie Musbrud.
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Gin famoier sSablfanSioat.

iIt Serr Sulss 2aurent, Der iih i'm IL.
8eSirt bon Paris gum Stdbtperoros
neten pGblen ldhen mill. Sn einem
6ffentlib dngeidlugenen. an nfeine
Wdbler" seri9teten 9lufruf sibt Der
ultise Serr, Der = na9 Ieiner eisenen
9lngdbe = vRepublitdner, Rabitaler,
Sotialiit, 9lnar9iit unb Rationaliit"
1T, folssnos rSauptpuntte" fsines
rprogromms" befannt: pile 8iirger
iperoen oecprirt; Der Staat muB amer
tennen, baB bic atabemiiden palmen
bon offentli6em Ruben iinb; iiber bas
9erbulten Der S9Disgermiitter peroen
energiI9e 8erpronungen erlafen; bic
~sroBe SbsreIe" fpirb aur Generals
T4abmeiiterin Srantrsibs sruanut;
fir ale &neipfpirtbe ipiro Elm beIonz
berer Weinorbsn creirt; es iperoen
itGbtifde S9ulen CUR Grlernung Der
b0bsren 9dunerei eeeriinbet; Der GiTz
feltburm tpirb in eine lebbaftere 9es
senb Deriebt; bic seeenpGrtiee maneel-
bate Strabenbeleu9tung bon paris
ipirb bur9 r2eu9ttGIer NIT @ass ober
slettrii9em 9i9t" erfebt; bic Straben
perben nit @au De Cologne gereiniet;
nbsei9dfft rperben bic vGonfersnciers",
bic portiers unb bic =. :. Mablcanbibus
ten" - Sebenfalls tursipeilieer aIs
mau9es WablproQramm.
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aleine beinabe empDrt unb nit Der
Sauit an Der Nale. Damn elite er
plOBIi9 uuf iie Su unb barg bas 80pfs
den in ibren SdppB. D0u biit I'M.
mer metne liebe Mama, ipenn ib aud
Splbdt bin."
Sic leste beioe SGnbe auf ben tpeis
ben &opf unb itri4 ben nod eiseniins
mig emporIturrenben &riIef glah.
rMein S9nubbeG, mein Iieber
S9nubbeI!" ipra9 iie leiIe auf Jpn
elm. Sag = tann bir Wtutti nod
trsenb etipas 2iebes tbun, e6e iie forts
sebt9 @tnas. mas bu Iebr germ m09s
teit - elm Wuni9, cine Bite = ipri9,
mein Ser5ensiuns!"
@mi6 b. @slaff rihtete iih Iangiam
ouf. Damn periu9te er, ben 3ipfel
ieines lniformrodes an bic 9lugen 5u
fiibren. gr beiunn ii9 aber unb lieB
ibn fallen. @r bearbeitete Musen unb
Nuie cine 3eitlans beftis nit ben in>
nsren SanoflG9en, Iab pam flar sur
Miutter auf unb apg ibren Sopf bi9t
an ieinen Wtunb, 10 baB er ibr in's
Sbr fliiitern tpnnte:
Sag nidbt mebr S9nubbel ~ mir,
DIANA = ib bite bi6!"
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Scr SeIearapbift Gaiier
gSilbcItnS 1.

Der i'm Sriege 1870 II bic gufsabe
battle, bic Saiiertelegramme na9 8ers
lin gu bepef9iren. feierte bieier Sage
feline golOene So95eit. Der Subilar;
Namens 0efdules, lebt jebt in Sanbe
BEL 2iibed, unb mar piele Sabre i'm
0ienIte Der Staatstelesrapbie, BEL Der
er, AZ Sabre alt, ben 8rieg gegen
Srantreid mitma9te. Seinen intersis
ianten gluf5eidnunsen lit folgenbe
@piiobe aus ben tpeltgef9i9tli9en Sus
gen BON Seban entnommen: @s mar
am 2. September, Mittass gegen 2
llbr, als Oberf 9raf Stra9pib,
Gommanbeur bes 6. SufarensResis
ments. gum Selbtelegrapbenamt fam.
unb fol9nlbes Selegramm &Dnig Wils
belms bra9te: D80nigin gluguita,
Berlin. @roBer Siss; Der 9aiIer Ras
polson, Der perpunbete Marf9all Mac
Mabon iofpie bic fran5Oiif9e @rmee
BEL Seban gefangen genpmmen. @ptt
belfe uns ipeiter. Wilbelm." Na9
etpa elmer @iertel itunbe lief folgenbes
Selegramm elm: nSelbtelesrupbenamt
II, Glermont. SIT bas Selesramm
edit; lit es bonn aDntge eigenbGnbig
unterf9rieben; barf id @ittoriu idies
BEN laFen9 Berlin febt uuf bem
3ppf. 9luguitd." Die 9lntiport lauz
tets: r0as Seleeramm lit edit! @s 1T
bon Sr. Maieitdt eigenbdnbig seIdries
ben unb unterI9rieben; auBerbem itebt
berlleberbrinser beiielben. Oberit Sraf
Stra9pib, nod neben mir am Ips
parat. Sehaules, Selegrapbeniecres
t1r ~
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Die 9efellf 9aftfiir 9 =,
breitung bon @oltsbilbung bat i'm
Sabre 1902 i'm OeutIben Reide 1909
8ibliptbeten nit 5S.264 9Gnben be-
griinoet unb unteritiiBt. 9eIonoers
erfreulicb enttpideln iih bic BON Der
@eIsnI9oIt iu's 2sben gerufenen
Wanberbibliotbeten. -
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HnaIIprob. Narbenu:
mWas iteIlt benn bieIeS @enGloe por9"
: MaIer: Die Iieben SoOIiinoen.
Gs 1T aber f9on bertauft an SerrI
Gommercienrotb Silberfteiu fir 200G
Widrt." = parbenu: .gDis, Der ella
berItein - fir 1000 Mart9 MdIen
sic mir 10 SObiiinben fir 1000
Marf!" ,.