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Arizona republican., 1903-01-19

The Twenty-second legislature will convene today at noon. The last O: the members arrived yesterday and not only the members but all the leading democrats in the territory to say noth- ing of the rear guard of the army of applicants for such positions as the legislature has to give out. The town looked yesterday morning as if prep arations were being made for a great democratic territorial convention rath- CT than for the assembling of the leg islature.
 The organization will be effected without any friction. The presiding officers of both houses as well as the chief clerks and assistant chief clerks of each have been selected and even some of the minor positions have been definitely disposed of in caucUses the last of which closed at ten o'clock last night.
 It looked for a time yesterday as if the assembly would have trouble in getting presiding officer or any of the other branch of that branch of the law making body in place
 The officers selected are. for the council: President. Eugene S. Ives Of Yuma chief clerk, J. C. Evans of Gila assistant chief clerk. George E. Tru- man of PinaI.
 For the house: Speaker. T. T. Pow CTS Of Mariccpa; chief clerk, C. w. Mil Ter of Maricopa; assistant chief clerk. s. Maclay of Pinal.
 A THREATENED DEADLOCK.
 It became known oa Saturday early that there were three candidates for the speakership, W. A. Rowe of Yava- pal, T. T. Powers of Maricopa and L. O. Cowan of Pima. The proba abilities were in favor of the election of Rowe until late at night when it seemed as if COwan would be the successful candi date. Powers who had no other cup port than the four members of his delegation decided to withdraw and did so. Overtures were made to Cowan. All that was asked fer was the chiee clerkship. some more cIerkships, most of the other appointive positions and the chairmanships of all the import ant committees and especially of the judiciary committee. The proverbiaI modesty of Maricopa was sustained.
 MT. Cowan was inclined to be com plaisant When the Mar;copa ennis saries went over the committees. ore by one MT. Cowan regretted that he had promised all the chairm9nships; they had all been offered to members from the south except ore that of the ways and means committee
 You see,' said MT. Cowan, "how I'm tied up; I haven't much to offer. I'm so sorry, but I've given away nearly everything I had"
 Yes" replied tde Maricopafans: you gave it away before you got it in the first place"
 Then the war was renewed and MT. Powers proposed the settling by the Maricopa delegation upon some man from the north who had not promised everything in sight There was no man upon whom northern delegates could agree and Mir. Powers was pushed back into the race. A combination was formed, supported at first by eleven democrats as follows Joseph B. Hen ry of Gila. J. D. Marian, J. w. Woolf, G. U. Collins and T. T. Powers of Maricopa, W. A. Parr of Navajo P. A. Schilling and L. C. Herr of Pinal, l.. F. Barrow and T. J. Morrison of Yava- pal. It was also understood that MT. Rowe was in the Powers combination.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
ABRAM 5. HEWITT
 DIED YESTERDAY
He Was One of the Greatest Mayors
 of New York.

New York, January 1S.-Abram $. Hewitt, former mayor of New York and for many years a representative in congress, died at 6 o'clock this morn ing in his eighty-first year, having been critically i'll for ten days
 Mir. Hewitt, who had been in feeble health for some months, was attacked with obstructive jaundice on January s, and from the first it was realized by attending physicians that there was practically no hope of the aged pa tient's recovery.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
CHICAGO INDICTMENT.
On Account Rof Irregularities in the
 Coal Business.

Chicago, January IS. - When the grand jury. especially convened to in- Vestgate the coal famine shall make its report tomorrow it is expected that there will be thirty-nine true bills returned against coal dealers. The in- dictments it is said will charge the coal dealers with violations of the anti trust laws and with blacklisting.
 The charge of blacklist is made against retailers and especially it is said against retail dealers associa tions of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
THE LAIN ASHORE.

Gibraltar January 1S.-The North German Lloyd's steamer Lahn. from Mediterranean ports for New York, went ashore at o'clock this morning at Tamara, ten miles east of the Rock of Gibraltar There was heavy fog and rain was falling at the time. On board the steamer were 300 saloon pas sengers and 1,20O immigrants. She is In no danger.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
WOMEN FOUGHT THE FLAMES

Ashland, Pa, January 1S.-As the re- suit Of fire originating from a de fectiVe hue the homes of Patrick Me larkey, James McAndrew and Mrs. Michael Grady were destroyed today. The women of the village, in the ab- sence of the men, who were at work made heroic but fruitless endeavor to fight the flames. The loss is 1000.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
THE MAZATLAN PLAGUE.
The Death List Has Gone Above One
 Hundred.

Mazatlan. Mex, January 1S.-There have been 107 deaths from the plague since January 1. The deaths Of Janu- ary 15 numbered seven and many new cases are reported. The number of wooden hospitals burned is 106.
 Hardly any women are seen on the streets and trade is reduced to the low est terms.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
FOUR MEN WERE BURNED.

Spokane, Wash, January 1S-A spec ial to the Spokesman-R Review from Jennings, Mont, says:
 In a fire in the Pioneer hotel, Nor rissey, B. C., four men were burned to death. Four others are missing and it is believed they also perished in the flames
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
THE FORT REPLIED.

Maracaibo, Venezuela, January 1S.- The German cruiser Panther shelled Fort San Carlos. at the entrance of Lake Maracaibo yesterday for an hour. The fort returned the fire with four SUns. The Panther withdrew in the di- .ection of Curacao.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19

of December. It is estimated that the earnings for January will be in excess of $lO,OOO,OOO. The earnings of the Steel corporation will naturally be enhanced this year through the acquisition or the Union Steel company. A decision as to the subsidiary company under which the Union company will be op- erated will be reached in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS FROM COLD

Chester, Pa, January 1S.-Patrick J. tlannigan, an EssingtOn dairyman was found in his wagon this morning nearly frozen to death. He was lying on the seat benumbed and unconscious
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
WRECK ON GREAT WESTERN.

St. Louis, January 1S-A special to the Republic from Sycamore H., says: In wreck near here today on the Great Western railroad one person was killed and thirty others seriously in- jured. Of those several may not re- cover
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
FOR JEFFRIEs AND CoRBETT.

Buffalo. N. Y, January 1S.-J. H. Herman, manager and matchmaker of the Fort Erie Athletic club, announced tonight that he will offer a purse of $25.000 for a twenty-round boxing con- test between Jeffries and Corbett.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
A CHINESE WAR
An Outbreak in the Celestial Quarter
 of San Francisco.

San Francisco. January 1S.-Five Chinese were wounded, two fatally, to- night in tong war in Chinatown. There were three successive shooting affrays, the latter two being in retaili- aticn of the first, which took place in a gambling den. In the first affray the intended victim was shot through the body and two bystanders were struck by bullets but not seriously injured. Four men are in jail and the police say they have strong evidence against two of the prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
UNITED MINE WORKERS.
Fourth Annual Convention Opens at
 Indianapolis Today.

Indianapolis, Ind, January 1S.-The fourth annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America will open nere tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Every train today brought delegates from every part of the United States. President Mitchell arrived after four o'clock. He was met at Greenfield by the reception committee. representing the central labor union of Indianapolis and including several prominent citi- zenS.
 A large crowd assembled at the depot despite the fact that the weather was raw- cold and the train an hour late. Carriages were in waiting and he was driven immediately to his hotel. He was greeted with cheers the moment he. stepped from the coach, and they were repeated constantly along the route to the hotel.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
THE TWENTY-SECOND
 READY FOR BUSINESS
The Organization Of Both Houses
 Agreed Upon in Caucus

Marcopa Gets Good Paces But Not Very Many of Them The President of the Council Will Be Eugene S. Ives and the Speaker of the Assembly T. T. Powers-For Time Last Night It Appeared That the Lower Branch Would Be Tied Up-The Way the Knot Was Dissolved
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
NJ. DE BLOWITZ,
The Greatest of Correspondents, Died
 Yesterday.

Paris, January 1S-M. de Blowitz for many years the correspondent or the London Times in Paris. died here this evening. He experienced an at tack of apoplexy a few days ago. He was born in 1892.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
TRAFFIC OF THE YEAR
 ON THE GREAT LAKES
The Entire Tonnage Movement for
 Last Year

For the First Time the Trade of the Lakes Has Been Kept Track of by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics.
 Nearly One Hundred and Fifty Million Tons Were Moved in the First Eleven Months by One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Incoming and Outgoing Vessels.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
GONZALES WILL DIE.

Columbia, s. C., January 19.-At S:l5 this morning all hope of Gonzales re- covery has been abandoned.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. January 1S.-Forecast for AriZona-Fair Monday and Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1903-01-19

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ssan@t aimd's Sc Sapana Sisarren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-24
Ser st. Qonis nnO gfeu gorf 81
miteo Der gauoalia Yennlgloae
lliQ ..Shnrt Qine."

8on iebt ab miro Der ct. Souls
uno 0etp Dorf 2itniteo Der BennIpl=
nania Sbort Sine als elm unabbanz
giger 8ug BON ct. Souls na1 Snz
oianapolis laufen uuo miro aus ei=
ner Bibliotbef= uno @auw>. elmer
Obiernations- uno Speiies unb
Sblafsgar beiteben. Wenm nDtbig,
um Nufentbalt in BittSburg su per=
meioen. miro bieier eanse 8ua nah
9arrisbure. Bbllaoelpbia uno SEEM
gort ourblaufen.
Ser Metp Oprt 2imiteo Der 8ans
oalias Benniplnania Short Sine perz
ldBt bas llnion=Deppt in ct. Souls
tdalib INN | lbr @abmittaes.
Drei @rpreBsiiee tdglih NIT
Dnrhs Shlafpaaen uno Speileua=
gen bon ct. 4ouis uah Stem gorf
ilber Die Tanoalia Bennlplpanio
Short 2ine.
Wegen ndbeler @lnselbeiten pens
oct Guh an s. M. besbroueb,
Wiiiftents General Bailagier aeent,
ct. Souls, Wo.
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,Ertb-menddir 0tdbl'

nQ9 tpas-babt eSbr Gu6 meinem
9raber @rnit seeeniiber menasirta @n
ldnge geftt6elt unb eeboit babt Sbr,
bts bic OaiiD rebelltfh setporben 1T.
gfnn gut: bic Oaiip bat bas @orre9t.
@s ion ibr berbleiben. @ie bat mehr
@tlb dls i9 unb bic Mnna unbA tpirb
9obeniparte ousbauen unb perfhDnern
unb nod einen 9burm barauf feben
nnb binten einen @intergarten anz
fleren unb borne piedei9t eine
8eranba. Nun gut. Sd tam ni9t
beren unb mir bas @elb aus ben Mer=
meln f9iitteln. Sd babe auf Gu9 se.
rednet, unb S6r labt mid i'm @tide.
Mlfo mag bic Daiip 9obeniparte iiber-
nebmen. Mbieu!A-
ST nidte unb ipollte seben. 4ber iie
iparen 9eibe hinter ibm ber.
.9olt, Srib
n5rib, balt--"
n5rib, bas 1T feline 9srebuns, ]onz
bern 5dreien unb 9abonrennen.
Wenn mir nun aud 10 beftis Iein fpollz
ten9 9lber @ott lei Danf, mir baben
In frommer llebune eelsrnt, unferer
2eibenf9aft 5err au fperben. Seq
Did mod einmal. Jriert Did mod
immer9 5ief9en, es mub nod Elm
&ognaf ba iein. SSraee 5rdulein bon
S9pabinselt-"
Do6 ber General tpebrte enersiia.
sd banfe ergebenit. Sbr babt mir
f9on friiber einmal @uern &osnat ail=
geboten. @r tpirb i'm 6auie seS
lnant-"
u4ber aug reinsm @piritus, Srib=
6er-"
rSrOsbenl. er 1T mir gu brens=
fig"
nMie Dn pinft. gBir fiibren i'm
Rloiter fein 2aiterleben tpie bic au 8a=
bblon. Mir brauden ben &ognaf nur
ols Mebiatn unb gu Ginreibunsen,
nidt our 8efriebisung altobolifder
9eliifte. e.-Oo9 bletben mir BEL ber
Sadie. Ou brobit uns. Sa, Ou
brobit. Oas 1T Oeiner untpiirbig nnb
Deines Namens. Du fpilit etne pre5<
iion auf uns ausiiben; Ou brobit uns
nit benz Shpert bes Demoitbenes.
Mber id fage Dir: bamit fommite Du
bod nidt aum 3iele. 3 Ii bift's, ber
bag 5amilienintereife fdabist ulb
fhdnbet. Wenn nun bic Oaifn einen
Mifter Smith ober Mftiter Mpers beie
ratbet-be2"
Ser General bate ii9 in Der Shat
nod einmal gefeBt unb belt ieinen
9ut apii9en ben Rnieen. gr lieB
9ante Ritden rsben. Mas niibte bas
afles! Nuerbanb Mortss ssunb feline
Sbaten. Dp6 lieb fid nun aud Sante
5ief9en pernebmen unb faste nit fanf<
ter Stimme: vRann benn bic Daifp
nidt ben Otto beiratben, ba lie nun
bn9 einmal bier unb bic @a1e 10 fehr
pertptdelt iit2"-
Nit6en riimpfte erit bic NaIe, nidte
fobann unb ipurbe eifris.
nOas 1T elm 9orfdlas, iiber ben
iih reben liebe," neinte iie. vGief1en,
i9 muB iasen, i'd bdtte Dir cine folde
grleu9tung ni4t augetraut. 6aft Ou
ben @ebdnfen aus Otr ielbit9"
.Gana aus mir Ielbit, Rit9en," be-
bauptete 5iet6en ftols; .er fam mir
TO-"
(6prtieBune fotat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-24
Scr 8adiiitf)=&aftel.
Giue ir0bli9e esninter Gei9ibte bon
StD0r ben 3obeltib.
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Man b1rts, ipie bic Beiben iid3 ber
Manb 3ubrebten. pf1bli6 ia1te
Mnna balls unterbriidt auf.
sDu, Daifp," rtef fie, nfhldfit Dn
i9ong- Daiip, bas ideint mir
aber bod eine sanS luitise Bnbe au
iein-tpas9"
.Wie meinf Du2 Sa. @ana lultis
-ia. Gptt-io- Gin bishen ttns
bid iinb 1ie nod alle."
rDas TT i9on ri1tig. Sci frob,
boB Du Did nidt in bic Mafdf9iife
feI gefebt baft. 2oncaftern nGb' id
morsen beimli9 bas Na1tbenb auz
fdmmtn. Damn fann er Mbenbs ton
perben. 2aneaiter lit ne Mange. gfez
bande fiji bic 8iirittn!- Sic ipar
pieber cine Minute lang itin. Damn
ftng iie bon Neuem an: rOas lit rihz
tig, ftnbifh iinb iie alIe nod Elm biss
den. Sd aud. Soft, Daifp, ih muB
INNER on bas benten, tpas Der Onfel
Nante borbin geiast bat. Sd babe
1Mon Deritanben, ipie er es lneinte.
0un3 gut; Du au92"
nGute Na9t, Mnne.4
sGute Nuht Daifp- @ieb nal,
Oaifp. ipenn in mid nun berbeiratbet
bGtte, ba ipGr's NIT Der Rinberei bod
ouf einmal 5u gnbe setpt1en. Der
Grnft tpirb fnon fommen. Was fagft
Ou9 9errie, Du f9nardit bod ni9t
etiDog Wus fnarrt benn ba {o9-Du,
meiR 9ett fnarrt. Dog ift etlia-
Doifp! Meinit Du ni9t a1d, Der
@16ftf9 f9faittn, bas 1T tpie bic Rinberz
dtube. Oa fam man fhon nod TIM
bH4 fem. Mber nadber. Mber na9<
her gtbts los. Na9ber tperben mir
mdn4mal an bic 9iirifen 5uriidbenfen
iinb an 2aneafter unb bic WafhfhifIel
unb bic btiben Mofen-unb uns freusn
-unb babel bod aud tpsbmiitbig fein.
@dr au ernft m0dt' i9 aud nod Der
6eirutb ni4t tperben. Sd CLAUDE, Der
DITTO 1T au ernif fir mid. Doiin-
boft Du perftanben2 MD9teit Du
etzsn febr erniten Menj9en beiratben
ober lieber etnen luftieen2 Shldfft
Du f9ong-"
.Mabrbaftis, fie f9ldft," faste
AHno; ~unb ih S4af er5dble ibr bas
S4Snfte nnb Bette. Sd tperbe mir
mprgtn Gdnupftabot tauf.n unb ibn
Q0ueafer in's 1afhentu9 treuen. Da
foH er nal niefen. gs rGht iim alles
in bteisr Melt- Nein; i9 min lieber
ernif gu iperben berlu9en. Jals in
ben Otto bod nod trissen iolIte. Sd
aueib gar niht reht: paBt er au mir
o6er nt9ta Daa If fdredlih; id
claude, man ntnnt's Dilemma ober
4ertules am S9tibeipest. Qsrrsott
BIN i'd miibe! Sd ip.rbe nod einen
4ueenblid ernftbaft an Otto b.nten
uub bann tinbrufeln--4
No@ bitfem suten WorjaB bahte lie
beriebentlid an Gson unb fdIummerie
boan aud ridtis ein. lleber bic 9autns
pipfel bes Rurporfs fletterte Der Monb
empor uab omiifirte fid iiber bie5e
kleine uub n6rri{he Mtlf, Der er Elm
0er9t fhnitt. bas niht einmal bic
Mitroncnnen peritehen fonnten.
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LIST er Elm TeufsI oder
ist er Elm Zduberer?
Was npn Seiben lit Yrpf.
9(ntpn QSeber, Der grpBe
@elieber?
Mouofaten, AerSte nuo Weiddfts=
lelte baben ibn ut 8eimg maf
2ebeltsfragen fonlnltirt luo
fein GinSisef 1T nnbe=
frteoigt fortgegauseu.

BrDf. @eber fdbrt fort Die Biiraer
BON San Nntoniu in @rItaunen su
ieben burb Die 2eibtiefeit, nit mel=
ber er in ber Gerganeenbeit, @egen=
lpart unb 8ufunft gu leien pertaae.
Dieie 2eidtigfeit, nit pelher Der
HrDfeiiDr ourb feline MetbDben
9inge, leiitet, bic Mnoeren gans unz
m0glib erideinen, 1T inn. 2aufe Der
lebten ISOLDE bas Stabteelprdh in
San IntoniD getueien, unb piele
2eute, tuelbe bisber nod Iebr Ifep=
tiib noaren in 8esug auf iolhe
Dinge iino tn5tpiihen gu bem Bro=
feiiDr gegangen, nm fib in 8esug
anf feline Sdbigfeiten au pergetpi1fen.
Sic Nqe iheinen aber oapDn lber=
5eugt gu iein, oaB .,nebr ba=
ran 1T, als fie geglaubt bdtten. "
go er5dblt er gum Beiipiel pbne
80gern ieoem Beluber Die geraan=
genbeit, @egenmart uno 3ufunft unb
5tuar in 10 iiberseugenoer @eile,
oaB benz .8meifel gar fein Gaum
gelaiien tpirb. Ct tbut mauherlei,
uas Die 2eiituneen aller iogenannten
n 8almiiten" bic San Intoniu ies
mails beiuht baben, tpeit in ben
Schatten itellt. Seine ssdbiqfeiten
fino einfah eritaunlih.
Wenn Sic irgeno cine sSraae be-
unrubigt, 10 geben Sic gum Brpf.
Weber. 2egen Sic ibm oieIelbe pDr
uno er tuiro Sbnen cine 10 flare unb
beitimmte Nntuort geben, baB Sic
oaourb iiber3euat tperoen meroen.
YrDf. Weber miro ben @inter iiber
in Der Staot bleiben uno ale Dieie-
nigen, pelde Die @elegenbeit tpabr>
nebmen tuollen, ppn leinet punoer=
barren Sdbisteiten CUR @nt1heibung
iiber nibtige 2ebensfragen @ez
braub au MAIDEN, iullten bieie @e=
legenbeit. i'm gu befraaen, nid)t pers
ldumen.
gr tam init feinem anoeren Sell
ieber nergtihen tueroen, Der ietnals
oieie Stabt beiuht bat, tpie ale Die
ienigen beitdtigen tperben, pel1e
iib bereits eingebeno pon leinen
Gdbigteiten iiber5eugt baben. Seine
3eit uiro bier 5tpeifelIDs pdbrenb
leines fur5en Nufentbaltes i'm pDll=
ften l1mfange in Mniprg1 genom=
men tueroen pDn Denjenigen, melhe
pDn ieinen sSdbigfeiten GOrtheil au
aieben tuiinl1en.
Wenn Sic 1libt an cine berartige
&raft ooer an Die @abrbeit ieiner
Nusiage glauben, oann eeben sic
gum Brofeiior geber unb iiber=
seugen Sic fih bonn @egentbeile.
Wenn Sic nur iiberbaupt geneigt
fino, ,gerebt in Sbrem l1rtbeile gu iein,
oann tueroen Sie-iD poreingenDntz
men Sic AUDI gegen ben @lauben an
fol6 cine &raft lein mDgen = Duh
feline Sdbigteiten. unb bic @enauia=
feit uno Wabrbeit ieiner Muslagen
5ugeben itiiiien. Wdbreno leines
Nufentbaltes in San Nntuniu bat Der
Yrofeiior iein 6auptauartier in bem
Wabnde 9utel Mnner, gegenlber
bonn Wabnfe<6otel, 3O5 ct. Warps
Street, aufgelblagen, tpo er tdgli1
-aub oeS Sonntags - conlultirt
tueroen tann.
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RapiteI.

~ u einerr Sonntase = IS mar
nod friib, nod Dor Der Rirs
Cv 1en3eit-fab Der General bti
nkn Gsfiffafnnfer I'm GInffer
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Ius hapana lhreiht man. 3

Nus 0apana ibreibt man: 800
ameritaniI9e Wiirger, bic aui Der
Tibten Sniel = Isla de Pinos =
anidfiig finb. treffen Nnftalten, iib
Der ferneren Nusiibung ber SDupe=
rdnitdt leitens Der cubaniffen @egie-
rune NIT @emalt 81 piberieben.
Sene Wmerifaner baben an ben @e-
ianbten Gquires in aller sSprm bic
6uroerung aerihtet, oaB linen Der
Shub getpdbrt tpurbe, Der amerifa=
niihen 8iireern auf ameritaniibem
@ebiet sufomme. Serr Gauires
tonferirt nun in oieier Gngelegenbeit
nit eern Brd1ioenten Yalma. @ie
Die Nmeritaner, pelde auf Der ee-
nannten Snlel anidiiig fino. iagen,
beliben uno betpobnen iie, mebr als
3meiorittel Der bortieen 9dnbereien.
Sic bebaupten, Die cubaniibe Ges
gierung erbebe auf Der Sniel orii=
denoe unb eeiebtpiorige Steuern uno
uertpenoe oieie Steuerertrdge gum
Beften Der Sniel Cuba. glud ioll
bic Suiti5pfleee auf Der s5ihteniniel
un5uperlaifig fein.
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Il elneilt Sonntage - Is mar
nod friib, nod por Der Rirs
oW 9en5eit-faB Der General Sci
ben Gtiftstanten i'm Rlofter
~ Niitpip in einem bohgsip6lbten riss
fengrDben Gemad unb beriu1ie bic
4s1ben fir feline 4ppotbefenibee 3u err
ipdrMen. Cine gripdrmung mar in ben
&6umen bes Rioters eisentlid INNER
bon Q1tben, Dor Mnem in biefem ,,gm=
pfanoSoimmer, In bem trob bsr foms
Msrlt9en Quft brauben cine empfinbs
He9e Riihle berrI4te. Die Gtiftstans
tn trugsn benn au9 fosenannte Sees
tsnipGrmer, b. 3. seftridte syGdhen aus
fdsporaer Wole, bic ibnen duBerlid
sttpas eisentbiimlid atntenpiIderbofs
tkS gobsu, ba3u nod pulsnGrmer unb
an ben GiiBen srobe syilsbdbufden, In
beufu ft foft lautlos unb i1ier aeipen>
f<Ffdff bur9 bic 3immsr bu}&tsu. Gs
isnf6t bas olles fehr prottif4 fem. nur
fpente man es ntht i4On n.nntn. Dies
I'm isbcH ben 3anten sIeiHsiltis.
.sgrit, fasts 1ante Rif9ea, rpar.s
einmal: sbe Du fortfdbrif, bdIte uns
tTf auf benz Qaufenbtn. Mir iisen
Her In Der ginfamfeit, unb tpeber bte
.arenSoeitune' nod bas ,Quellpafer
f!ir hds 9riitlide 9aus,' unfere beiben
ssrBtgen 3eitunsen, tpoSu nod oer
tntt aus Seruiolem' tommt, ben
UFdulein bon Sdpobingen bdlt, brtns
9sa stipas iiber bte GsfdebniTs in Der
pdm'te 3shn. Soft fei Dont, ni1t;
penn pos miibte man iid fddmen,
nsnn 1o stipas in bie brsitere Seffents
ll@tslt iamel Sd babe mir feft porsss
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HS- Cine munoerlhbne. Sabrt iit
bic entfang Der Hiper Gpenue nit
Der StraBenbabn ooer 8utlhe. Sbers
balb oenl 8radenrioae Bart an>
eefommen, febre man in !6enrp
Springer 8 @artenmirtb f.
I 6 aft elm.
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oaasltber sseroru,.

@s lit uDbl nnr ielten cine Sarni@
lie 81 finoen, in Der nidt gelegents
lih einmal bdusliher @eroruB pors
tomtnt. Nber bieier tann iebr ners
minoert iperoen, tpenn man Or.
Sings Neue 2ebers Billen i'm 6aule
balt. Dieielben erlparen piel Neraer
ourb ibre groBartigen @irtuneer,
bel Wagens uno 2ebersStDrungen.
Sic uerihaffen Sbnen nibt riur @rs
leihterung, ionbern aub 6eilung.
8u baben fiir 25 Gents bei s. &als
teper & Sobn. @eu. 8. S. Sbmitt,
@iaentbiimer. unb 80. Dreis, Drps
auiften,
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Gritaanlidae sferpenitarfe

miro BON 11tan9en 2euten in Der gr>
tragung BON Sbneraen funbgeges
ben, ieien es nun fDlhe, tpel1e 6urb
gelegentlihe Shnitte unb anbere
@unoen, ooer burb Quetlbungen,
gerbribungen, munbe 5iiBe Doer
iteife @elenfe er5eugt meroen. Mber
man brauht gar nibt iolbe Sdmer=
gen aussubalten. 8udlenS Nrnica
Salbe miro bic Shmersen peribeu=
hen unb bann beilen. @s iit bic
bette Salbe, tuelde es fir 6dmur=
rboiben giebt. Sir 25 Gents Die
Sbabtel bel s. 8alteper & SDbn.
Geo. S. s. 5hmitt, gigentbiimer,
unb Nb. DreiB, Druguiiten.
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9eiratbSsgbetne.
Otto Sddel uno Clara Nenttpicb

- Cine idbiiibe 8ronprinseiliu
alS @iron-oiitin - es aiebt mitun=
ter bod nod ettpas Neues unter Der
Sunne!
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- 2iebe 1T 5tuar nur elm atpeiIile
bi9es 8ort, on benz man aber nands
NAL oas ganae eeben lana au buds
itabiren bat.
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@ramoetsemtbamS iIebertraamngen.
Nug. Shmeppe an Soa Sdmeppe,
3 @runoitiide an Mue. Is uno Elm
@runoitiid an Hust Str., Breis no-
mineQ.
Stub. Bernbarot an Mnnie Berns
barot, @runoitid an @alnut Str.,
5000.
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@amat Sind's SC Sapana sisarrem.