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The Washington times., 1904-12-02
DANCING FROCKS
Laces and Silk Serviceable for Little
Girls, But Rather Expensive.

or for hard play. is "a simple matter fer
any mother TO decide but when il comes
10 what she calls nice" dresses, Z re-
quires ingenuity and some thought 10
have the right thing. However rapidly
she may 5e growing. every child must
have at least several dressy little frocks
for those times she goes 10 parties. TO
church or TO dancing school. Just what
these shall cost depends much upon
what one wishes 20 pay
But if economy is TO be considered a
woman should never forget that frock
which may cost more at the beginning
may be cheaper in the end. from the
fact that its materials are better FO-
Instance, ii light silk viii be more eX-
pcusiye i'm the original outlay than q
The Washington times., 1904-12-02

WOmen's fine Black
Iisle Hose. hig n
spliced heel and dOu-
hle toe, IIeTmsdOrf
dye, G9c value; spe-
Cial.
sec
The Washington times., 1904-12-02
TOO MUCH.

Mrs. Wise-I had 10 dismiss my new
housemaid after keeping her only two
days,
Mrs. Otherwise-Why, what was the
natter
Mrs. Wise-I came home unexpectedly
yesterday afternoon and found her
scrubbing the kitchen floor with Tom
military hair brushes Detroit Free
Press
The Washington times., 1904-12-02
Gift Hose at I0c. 25C

Womcn's fine Black
Cotton Hose. with
silk embroidered am
klc, high spliced heel
and double toe. war
ranted fast color,
special.
25C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

RumcnschcIu, the well known H.
illustrator is In Parts for a short
time Later ne intends going to
Rome both for holiday and for
study before returning to New York
Via England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
r ONDON, Jan, l2,-Mr' and Mrs
Booth Harrington, who have
been staying at the Hotel QuiS'
% sana, capri, for some little time
are now about to Journey TO Rome,
where they will be stationed at the
Palace hotel At Capri the Ameri-
can novelist and his wife were
known as the grand duke and
duchess" because they never ques-
toned the first prices that We're ask
ed them for anything they wished
10 buy, no matter how exorbltant
and outrageous were these first
prices. The general custom IN Capri
is to ask ridiculously high prices
and to come down gradually to a
business basis. what still further
impressed the people of Capri with
the munincence of then grand
duke and duchess was that when
attending a native wedding Mrs.
Harrington, suddenly realizing that
she had no present with her Tor the
bride, uncasped a pearl necklace
from her neck and presented II to
the bride. This thrifty lady was
overwhelmed with JOY ut the Amerl-
cans tribute, and IL was not long
before she was at the local jewel
er's al Capri, having the gift valued.
To MIR. and Mrs. Tarklngton's IN
ten. amusement II was priced by
this authority at 10000 francs The
bride Is envied OF all her friends
whilst the glyer and a few friends
are enjoying Joke, for having
left her jewelry In America, Mrs,
Harrington bought a few imitation
things In England to wear until she
got back. The price she paid for
the pearl necklace In London was
Just 81.
II was via Paris that Booth Tar
Nngton went 10 Capri, and one day
when stroling through the Paris
streets the novelist was accOsted by
an old beggar who asked for aims.
Mr., Harrington looked at the man
for moment. then dropped q louis
into his hands. The beggar was
thunderstruck at the receipt Of 80
much money and, while the donor
looked on, amused, kept passing It
from one hand to another TO make
sure II was real, Then Harrington
In execrable French tried to OK
plain, and finally taking hold Of the
bewlldered old man dragged him on
to q neIghborlng florists, whore he
decorated him with choice orchids,
All this time the beggar had been
absolutely speeches., but finding
himself garlanded with costly low
ers he became affrlghted, gazed al
ternately at Harrington, the gilt
tering gold In his hand, and at his
floral decorations, and clutching the
florist by the arm, he whispered,
"Tell me, Is he crazy. or am II"
Jean Gerardy, the famous 'cellist,
is the latest notable addition 10 Ed
na Mays long list Of feryent adj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23


who Is working hard at his studio in
the Latin quarter OF Paris. has been
producing such good work that the
master artists Of France are predicting
for him a brilliant future. Some Of
these paintings are TO be exhibited IN
the spring Mr. Schlegcll Is stIl study
INK under Delccluse. Before going to
Paris he studied art IN Munich, haN-
Ing started out from the United States
with his friend Cushmln r. Parker Of
Worchostpr. Mass. who las lately been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
MAN WHO POSED As 4 WOMA,


Special Correspondence,
London, Jan i2.-The fantastic plot
Of Gunters FLORIDA Enchan,mont' Is
recalled by the extraordinary case OF
elizabeth BatlS an East Endcr
who masqueradel all his HE as wo-
man, but who was found. after his
death the other day to be a man. lie
was IS, and at the inquest upon him
q brother stated that he had been
chrlstencd Elizabeth" ana that the
family always had believed him TO be
a woman,
For several years before his death
Baity had been employed In q laun-
dry, where he did the work Of female
ana waa known as "hard working
woman" Drink got the better of him.
however and few days ago he was
found lying IN the street unconscious
lie was dressed IA woman Of the
working class, but had q slight stubby
beard On being taken to Jail To an.
swer a charge ot drunkenness. IL was
found that he vas suffering from hrun.
chitls ANA alcoholism, 50 he was rc-
moved tn an lnhmary where ne died
after "A few hours. Then came the I'M
quest and the astonishing discovery
that mo seeming woman was u man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

Call up 3s9 when you want the News"
Ad, Man to Call on You and Help
You Make Your Advertising More
Effective. He Can Do It.
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CALLED HIM "GRAND DUKE TARKINGTON'
That in
PAYING for Everytfi he Asked-niercst-
in Seas GOSSIP

to whom he viii be married at Nice
ON IAN. ~ She Is the widow Of
resident Of Rio Janeiro, where Sir
Constantine was formerly British
minister, and Is doubtless well
known 10 Americans who have
stayed there. She Is young, and
very charming, with lovely fair
hair She has one little boy,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.. stone Of Cam
bridge Mass, have been spend
Ing the holidty at Wiltchs hotel.
Brussels whittier they went from
Paris expressly TO spend the fes.
tive season I'm the company Of
Councillor Ehrllch Of Chicago, Mrs
Ehrlich and their son carl who is
studying at Cambridge, Mrs. Stone
who has been some little time IN
Europ' for the education Of her
younger daughters Margut and
Amy, iN looking very well, and the
two young girls who have Just
turned their hair up have won an
hearts with their frank American
manners aud charming dancing.
Mr. and Mrs, Wlfrcd H. Munro ~
Providence have been staying In
London, and have now gone 10 OK
ford where Prof Munro, who Is
professor M European history NJ
Brown university Providence, IL
spending some time IN study Mrs,
Munro Will bee returning IN month
when the professor who Is taking q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

Jean Gerardy, the famous 'cellist,
is the latest notable addition 10 Ed
ma Mays long list Of feryent ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

mirers. hear that the impression
able young musician has given to
the fair American actress a rare
old Nioloncello OF beautiful quality
and tone which cos him $1,000, ana
has also paid for six months cello
lessons for her, being londly con-
WINGED that she has other and great
er musical gifts than her voice,
Jewels from an Indian prince, and
some valuable ermincs from anOth-
er titled parsonage were among her
other Christmas gifts from this
lucky Syracuse girls circle.
My Brussels correspondent writes
that the Prince of Loo2 Corseryar-
Gin has just been arrested I'm Brus-
sells for swlndling operations In
Paris, Retired lradcspooplo and
upper servants with good savings
were his principal victims he hav-
ing succeeded IN wrInging from
them about $4,000 as nearly as the
police can estimate, The princes ti-
tie and his luxurious style ui liv-
ing. as wen as IN" promise of gcncr-
Gus Old age PENSIONS from "a fortune
OF the llumbert kind, were the bait
that mred the victims to ruin. In
1890. when sim In the dVorc, court.
his highness made the acquaintance
Of a Mrs bloomfield. a rich AmorI-
can widow, whose fortune he COW
et"d, ana he became engaged 10 her.
Her American ShieWdncss, hoNeY'
en- enabled her To discover me state
of Affairs and she declined "a crown
with the Tant wore OF and a dam
aged reputation
At Ghcnt tine prince picked w at
one Of the clubs, "a youus American,
the son of retired Chicago mer'
chant who had died In Paris In 1858
leaving hls better half handsome
fortune, The prince made the ace
Quaiutancc of the lady through her
son and laid seIgo TO her hand and
money bags bat she, too, escaped
him,
He then went to Nice where he
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
Ser ..suiIOe RaiIer."

g8ie bielen, Die in tplltiibnem Ma9e.
mutb, auf unerforIhtsn Meeen i'm
ertlettern molten, bat er ben 500 ge-
barbt, tuie pislen aber oud Gtunben
oes reinIien @enulies. nnoa9isoolen
S6auens bei1ert, Der yerg3ue. Der
mie faum Elm an0erer, Die Wanberer aug
ben Sbdlern oes NQgau uuo oes Sal5.
tammerauies su ii9 emporlodt. llno
bod 1T er iliht einmal elmer Der gan5
@emalti9en, fem gletlheritarrenoer. bon
emisem Sdnee beoedter Rieie = rur
iein trigeriihes. plaItenartiges 8etsin
madt feline Beltei9ung su elmer Der
f6pieriefen uno erhobt ben &uhm
Derer. Die ihn in gAmeiB uno Wub'
ertlOmmen. Das 0albheft 81 Der @ar=
tenlaube enthalten neben anosre inte.
renanten Nrtifeln uno perthpollen 8il.
bern Die 8eidreibuna elmer gefeisuna
oes gDiloen RaiIers, Die gan3 beionoers
wirtuussDol 1T, neil Die Gerfahsrin
Wtauot Wunot. aus sisener Nnihauuna
ersdblen tonnte. Sic lelbit 1T eins De-,
@ludliben. bic ibren Guh auf feline
@ipfel 9eieBt, unb mas lie auf miil=
iamer uno bod berrlider Wanoeruns
a:ibaut. aiebt lis in WOrt uno Bib
9etrellli9 Dieoer.
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Gs miro hermit gloti3 aeseben, bab
ole @ieaern. bic in oas Gountp Shab-
amt einbesablt iperben miiffen. in fol.
9enoer Weiie entrihtet parben lniiiien:
GIN 6trafsuihlas bon Is proSent
miro bon alien 5teuern srbosen, Die
niht bssablt iinb. penn Die 3eii Der
ginaablun9 fir bic Desember St.uern
perflolien lit.
Gin Strafsuldlas BON Is prosent
miro BON alien Gteusrn erboben. Die
ni1t be5ablt iinb. mean Die 3eit Der
ginsablung fir bic SUM Steuern pers
floiIen lit.
lin bic Dbiaen Gtraien 3u bermeiben,
lit es notbmenbie, Die Gieuern speimal
i'm Sabre prompt su be3ablen.
Gettion 2844 Der repioirten 8efeBe
bpn Dbio ma6t es BEN Gountp Nuoitor
snr phiht. bieies @eisb burh3ufiihren.
Me,p Bbila.. 6. 6. 6ernfell.
28. Sept. 1904. Qluoitor.
II.
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) Alo9arts csaubrrrins.

SIN Mo5artzMuieum 5u Galsburg
Seiterrei9, tDirb Elm &ing aufbepabrt
ben Wo5art ols iiebeniGbriaer Rnabe
1852 bon Der aaiferin Maria S6ereiiu
eraielt, als er in S9Dnbrunn por ibr
geipielt bate. Der Rins lit nit einenl
4oular (opaliiirenben Selbfpat) eez
1hmudt, ben apolf tleine 9iamunten
umgsben. Mo3art trug cen Ring nit
@orliebe auf feinen 8on5ertreilen. 2lls
er ITO als. Jiinf3ebnidbrieer bic sstaz
liener bur6 iein Spiel in gritaunen
perieBte, permutbeten iie in Wlosart
etnsn Souberti!ni:ler. Sn einem BON
tbm in Neapel bercnTtalteten aon3erte
be3slbnete man ben Rtng ols ben 3auz
berring, Der ben jungsn RiinItler gu
ie:nem Gp;ele 6eFdbiee. Mo5art purnp
oas btntetbro9t; ba 5os er ben g1ina
Bpm Singer unb ipielte nun ipenn m5gz
lt1 ncd beIer als 5upDr. eSebt tannfe
bic Remembering Der gwpolitaner
tefns GreH5en. Go genial G1o3art nit
ben 9lnoen Die Gldoiatur au be6ans
oeln lDubLe, io unbe4iifli9 mar er ii6ri>
gems font bamtt. gFiGt einmal bas
TletfG) fonnte ct Bel Der Md5l3ett 1elbIt
l6neloen, 10 baB Ieine gelieote aonz
ftan5e tbm tpie eincm Rinbe porleser
muBte.
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Sa9estteattg ttgfettett.
Chta.

Chta.
yspr einioen 9ltpnnteu cerlor 6rar
DIlue gaattins in Upper. Sanoustp
|pt0blid Die Spra6e. 9tm porieBteil
Snnntua iano in ihrer Wohnung eine
8as ggplolion itait uno lie lpuroe i'm
.GjeItbt nnD oil ben Nrmell ihlimn
oerbrunnt 9ber Qleihssiti9 erlallQie
lie Den Gebraub lbrer gpraAwert-
seuee wieoer.
Der Observation-Disclosures Nia Npms
uon Der g., s.. IL 8. Balm. murDs
meoen Ni6tbefnlauna pnn ge Teblen.
Die beinabe Elm ltnaIilf hsrbei3 efGbrt
Aatten, aus Dem Gielllt sutlailsn. Qlns
YerSlDeifluna jaats es Ii1 im 8abnhpl
III 2lma s,Dei Suaeln in oen &ppi nnn
brobte lid un5pcifeIbaIt t0olihe ge,.
IeBunaen BET.
Sn 6amlltmi iputoe om SonnioQ.
oen 25 September Der beutld)e laa IN,
qtoBarti9er 91eiie Qsieiert. 9ie Qan%
Staot. Ole betonntli6 an 3welori,ltlI
osntIh 1T, mar auf Oen Nsinsn lnf
aabm an Der 4nnoaebunA. wie Itor
Die reihe GefO.irung Der 00uler Il.
tennen lieb. inui9en Nutbcll. Bon
cincinnati aus betbeiIiotsn flip Die &er
'iuigteu &5dnoer lluo Suner 0t;iu un3
RrpNrumm. gIud) pon 9uptnu un
@Dlambus iparru 9ruBs SNuu"sll ein
letrpfftu. Nui Oem Bairplug mn.o,
in 9roBss ISelt ab9ebaltcu.
Sn ben s,ftsn isdjs Wonatclt oef
leueniudrtigeu Iohres murom in
5tuaie GhiO 43lG Gbeiheionn0en be
iullliut. uno IS idmsbttn um /. SUI
1868 in ben Wstidten.
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golitii6es.

9ie bemofratiibe gampa9ne Der De.
ulDtraten BON GbiD tpuroe am Gamltaa
in 2ilna er6ffnet. 9is 5taot mar
init Glaaaeil geidmiift unb cine enthus
liatiiNe Wenee nabm an Der geriamms
lung tbeil. Cberit Sames Rilbourne
bon columbus belt Die 6auptreoe.
eSn Berlin bolt man bic Ssrieoens.
tonferens Soee oes Yrdlioenten 9oule.
oelt fir Elm @ampagne Man6oer.
Sie Nuslihten Der &epubllfaner i'm
5iaate Nep,Dort perosn immer triiber
uno prominente &epublituner geben
oies aud 5u, trOlten id aber nit ben
8eoanten, bab lie NoOlepelt oud obne
Rem YOrt eripdblsn t0nnen. gDenn
|aber Stem Yort oemotratild Qebt, 10
iperoen aenug 5luei|eIhaIte Staaten oem
Seilpiele folQen uno Barrier ermdblen.
Die HeWlbiituner bon Sbip erDffneten
am 5anlta9 ilre gampagne in War.
ren. Serrif, 5aft uno iSorafsr bielten
Heoen.
8ie &epublitaner in @oIboctsn la.
ben beldtoRei, bel Der 9tomination bon
Shulratben teine Niislift auf Dolltit
|su nebmen. go ITS reht, Die Yolitif
iollte IN Der 9eitnng unlerer 9duleu
tsine 9olle ipielen.
BrdIioent &oolebelt faat in ieinem
Nnnabmeidreiben: rSie 6inanSen oes
2anbes lino i'm 6jeilt itrltter Spnriam.
teit beripaltst poroen." Die MusQoben
unter Gooisoelt marsn um 2il Dtlllio=
nen grDBer, ols unter McRinlep. UNI
nm 388 WIlliouen h6ler, ols unter
|@leuelano. Sbone Gporianfsit Dos!
gBie lebr GonleDelt elm Gunoioat nod
Dem 0er5en oes 5rult lit, berueilt De-
llmltano, ooB Der 6lsiib.Srult bepeu-
tenoe Gumnen fir ben republitaniiter
|@ampagnefuno seaeidnst bat. Go
Seefs sWdanat s. SaOen glrmour er,
tldrte obne 8orbebalt: Wir meroen
&oplepelt's Ranoibotur noboriiGiihh
uuterltiiBen! sSu ieber gesieRung bt.
Irieoi9t bon itiner Noniniiiratirn.
ruiinlben mir nifts msbr, als pen prd
lioenien iiir eiuen Speitsn Nmtstermil,
ermdblt 5u ieben." Dian ipuBte iibriaens
|ldon ldualt. oaB &ooIeuslt's .RanpI"
ae9en Die 5ruits cine blDBe 5pieaeI-
febtereiif.
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Observation-Disclosures :

0auO 99uiluce 5Sraneis Ss,uitt, bel.
be Don libribspills.
1umes Sbtplep @lara &dert. BEIGE
ppn Nsm ghlluoeipbia.
3NStaitip WillOn. Iau 6nrierstO,nn
Auunou 0urr, Yort 9euiDingtpn.
2sitsr =. GIaB, @oiDoctOn Gtil,
@iooIreA ubrlhsuiile.
Nm. u. Slbn = @ruu g8aitsr. beio,
Don Su9arcreet.
Benjamin 1Sulier g8pIt - 5lursuc,
Sane Billing. beloe bon gtsw 50:
lltrsiolun.
Sanss ". Scnbcrs - Soa Garpen'
ter. belDe bon 9aomullooer.
Groptr @. yeQ - Solie ytepitte. beio,
pon ll6rihspille.
SO. u. SteiEbauob - @oitb SbUOp
beioe bon Nem Bbllnoelpbia.
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Tit.,n,cr GtilStanO, /
SSortiCnritt,
inttttct

0oa,,ter oerbirat fid cine gaus ot.rfaalide gaeit
n"iSheit Ani gar manchem Sshlete Des menlch taril
Rbnlusas lit elm sp,9er Jurti4rtt gar uidt m69Gss
aoinlmelsitirmer IeDeu MIR III Der Sa9e llno Seale
oebbreu nit iamnt 9eaeu. bic ss gianben. in sas
NarrenbanS aber nidt nur bort mo Oas 3fGltt
aHbtr osui @srt5 'uei;islitsr sraft !isst II s!H
eipiaer iSprtbr nnmo9lih ionoesn AUG oort' me-
oeielbr Rralt ba5 bbblte ihpn erret9t bot YIN oe'
iprl oailr iieiern bic Ct 8eruarb Rrduterpiie ein
rniehibar 3 Seniittcl gegen ole Hranthstten pes
AtaayHs nne Der Geber. Sic btleeu oas Selfe. oas
uniSsrtreffide fir bic iidere uno oauernoe peaunQ
iodber 2eioen IS limb 9ilsn. meldJe tbrs natlrhheH
9eltmbbeile unter eiusr triiaerdben Suderhuus nbl
su prbereen braudsn bsuu iie eHtboltsu telns al!'
tioeu Sbenbe 5tpife iuie 81 Guediilber; he fDnnen
clio nid5t ben qertueieE 5baeen ititten. ipnoeta mn
innlsr bas Bette: ndmtb 5euns brln9sn, Nrr q
Gents i'll allen alpot0eten
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Sn Nen MsritO bobsn lsbts Qactt
jftutben groBen S6aosu gttban. bud
Seri1tsn, Die aus osm !flp 8ranot-
5baie Don Dbsrhulb HID luterbal;
Albuquerque einQelaufsn linn. limo Di
Orte Yatence uno Sos Gelltes bon oc'
Dnh7uib lortgerilisn uno mebTete bun
nert Tamllien obooblos geluutftn. il
oob III 9iiemano ertrunten. Sn Sureln
elmer &prltuot BON Albuquerque. iiut
80 6dllier sstf8rt. Ser III SOS @pr-
oales ufo 2llameoa an9eriAfete & SAaoels
betr1ot mthrere hunoert tuuleno SOt.
lars. Ser @iienbobnuertebr lit empllnn
td Qelt0rt. Ols 0ilits Oe5 Dates
MalrOns 1T ourb 0obmaiisr ssrli0rl
uno rs linD miuoefeu suOIf Qerionsn
srtrunten. Daruiter orei &inoer ppn !
8. 5teoens. 6slir Gillorsal nit isins,
6rau, iOtuie S1pei 5hweitern uuo meb=
reren Rinoern uno .. ). pOrter.
Wdbreno zines Gepitters fiel leBts
Wohe Der Wihi9an=S innerbalb flinl
Winuten un pole orei SUB. Yroislio,
0enrp s. GUr ertldrt bus 9lanOmsn
ourh 9erdnosrun9eu oes 2ultorttdss.
sSn WOunt Npr. sSa.. bat Der s4ul=
oirettor gDm. Sling leinen &ulleQsn
Samuel gQlD aelssentlih zines Strel-
tss iiber Ghulangelegenbeiten eri9enen
Sling 9at iib ielblt oen Yvb6roen 9e-
Its!lt nne bshanp!e!. in Ss!bi!pss!hsi
oiguna gebanoelt su baben. 6a Gslp i'm
nit elner Nrt bsbrpbt babe.
Sn Ssribaw. g. s.. bat Sobn
Worriion bel einem Gtreite tpeaen Ssbn
Ssnts. Die sr ". 5slupo asliebsn bate.
DEN 2eBteren eribolien. 6lopo mar all=
asmein beliebt uno Die @ntriliuna iibe,
.ieinen aepultlamsn Cob unter leilisn
Yetanntsn 1T 10 aroB, oaB WOrriion IN
@efabr i1ruebt aelualtiam aus oem
@efdnaniB 9ebolt uno aelpnbt sn
mer0en,
sSn ben lebten 10 9aaen Iino in New
Dort 9dmufiahen uno Silberpaaren
lm g8erib bon $4,000 aus snan3ip
faibiDnablen Wohnun9en 9sfDblen ipors
nen. uno atpar BON ilnaen Wldnnsrn.
bic lib lls 3elephDn Snlpettoren
ausgabsn.
Sn 9arroosbura, Gp.. lino so Neser
barunter 80 Grauen Die aus 5outb
Sort aussemieien ipproen, ,peil eins
Neeerin eine weiBe Garmersirau err
oolht baben foil, einaetroffen. Die
ShmarSen arbelteten oil elmer GiIen=
bahn nabe Goutb Tort. Cine Neaerin.
bic bel elmer benadbarten Garmerin
2unh psrlanate uno. wabreno ole 6rau
oas Glen bereitete. einen 9auIen Rlei.
Der fabl, ftieB Der Ssrau -ein Weiler ms
9er5. als bieie ibr Die Gleibun9sltiide
abnebmen mollte.
9em neuelien @enius bon 8ritiIh.
6iioairita, elnldlieBlih Der Gaptolonie
Iranspaal. Natal. NbpDelia. Granoia,
Neiutolano unD Betihunlalano, sufolae
belduit lih Die tpelBe 8euOlternng oorts
ielblt auf |. .l38.0l6 uno Die farbioe
auf 5.l98.l75 R6ple.
Sn gamoen q. s.. ruurbeu S. s..
Gtone. 8. 6. aaintaro. @harlss W.
NuB. geamte Der Nonparsit Sort So.
perbaItet. Cir iperben belhulpiat. oaB
lie 3OttblOde fur asbensretter aui ben
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Gapib Gaisbeer su IbeooOrs @iaiamiou. aaet!Ol
SO unb S4 DDper. $500: ,o,
@dsr. 9lerrp. 1892 .
0rutfI 8. anieIp su Staot philadelphia. 1beiluta
nab IL BOO Wtllianl's aotS. step Ybabelppip 81.
Gsprss 5. Sbaw sn Spiepb @. g)arnsa. ~ adsr,
perrg. 1850.
CAMEL 3efeubaber All 2ucp unb SEQ Gonins. Got g.
Glalf suiteru Mb We,p philadelphia. $ES5
M. u. paoe An Soreee =. 6ple, 80 leil0o Ader,
llnion $3.50
gturman g gtope su Melinston gHG9er, Got l6.
SargentS Wprtbern Ao Wep EDtlabflpal S5oo. n
Lbe 0pper 2ano uno Smpropenlenf GDmp.n n5h u
meiB So, l6 Garaents Nortbern No. 9Sm Yblloeipp.
$780,
lbe Dpper 2aub nub SmprDpement GsmpaSnis al
u. geei5. I, lbe 9poer Sano lno Jmpfppenithi
Co.. 'Mo. Gpper 81
Fl.tb,r g. Mptb su @asnosn I. autb. 4s iqarc robs.
s5anai. aorns 81 lllria eiraa. ssllooader Soibsu,
$lO.
@eOr Msarso su eeOuarb 9eim 4slioo Adler Gam
rfree 1850
Sreoerid @iloen an 20. . Minnro. Got s3,@rm
,yfeberid ,srep Al IE,llioln M. Ibcmicd 29loo
Aefer 9tfiu Vbilobepbta $3.50.
G!iiforS srimss an >s;a Ssnrs st e Upr ~
s5aues a.. Mianots an >,aiaes sssail6t ~ @dsf'
Galeln 1900
s. w. Gapioiou su g. q. Gienft, Got Is, Srimes 5.
Mb Veip ppilaOelpbla SITS.
Spau g, Ratt 3n Wlei rt SerrpH Got Is, aeiIfSgo9.
Winuie 8. perron an SObn 9. ssalt R.i'o xder,
0p'ben al25
eo,paro 9ors,sr su Sobn 9. aalt aaier. sfbeu.
$1,000
glora 81. 9seesreoor W German airi. llo aisr
Rem Pbiiabelpbio SAB
SaIHss w 0sn.ina su Sisisb Gnslienbsrser, l9el
2pt 81 NIB s.. Dtiboole $i75.
Sobn < minrpbp au alma 6 Mnrphp 10 2Sllo
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Wu5laub.

Cir NilIinm Gernpu 0artourt, Der
aetuunts tnNilihe libsrale Barlanen.
tusler. III pl0gIib eiuem Se,6lbIug
ssleaen.
& 9ius Wuouptlt miro cine bo0lsnia-
!lpAelle 0erbaftnnQ Qemelopt. NDr
etnl1er >3e,t purDe III Dem QloBtn Runt.
lGule uun Wtlibetm oDultibit sln gin-
brnAsoisbltubl ptriibt bel msInsn biz
Etehs Dislt y8srtboheu erbsuteten
lie Ok 4OiISsi ermitteIte. mar Der Sin.
ofilta uoH Dem friherell Duiareltlit-
nlsiIere WGpsr pom @lhroo mo htflsr
6rau ueribt nOroen. abtr Ole Ver4dl-
4hu o,s iuunertn Bdarts qelun4 lIlhl.
,Stgt III Gus Euar nab Snonpslt Surlif=
,sltbrt uno ptDnpt uetbultst iUoroen
Cine 5tunoalalfaIre etreQt in 2aris
fuls QrpBes Nufslsh 9rrt tpur :
Die uQbs3u fiinf5l1 Sabre allie Gattl
oe5 MtUts0mulls SblslinQer un. leB
irrem 0ut u|fentr StrnRe 9tptiiesll.
tpeil sr lie anQsbiib byi sinrm sd. er=
1anoDen nit etitem Gelltnani eriupy 1,
jdtte.
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Wdttl bratlten, lprltbe gitenltlids BON
o 3oll 9dnae unn s llnssu @e,pi6t in
ner Uiltie battsn. Die glieniiide
mtroeu III ben SurtblDfvn neriteft. lm
bersn 8emitt aui ous uonldliIt5mdB,De
@'piht inr Gebsnsrriter bcn lshs
Bfulno au erh0beu.
NM 80. Sept itorb in isiner Seimatb
III Worcelter. Mali., Yunossienator
BeorQe 5friesbie 6por, lett ianAen Sab
rem Gertreter Don WtaGebulsits I'M
gunoesienot.
9im 4 Ottober lturb III @aihinaton
Bsnerulpoitmsiltsr Rapne. vt ,uur
lbOn llngere 3sit ttdntlib nno isit
Dem leBtett Donnfrltna bate lelu Gu
hano cine ibtimme 9Gsnolng az
nUnlnleIl.
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Tarntctt 54 DcrfaAfett ODER az
DerfdNsd)eu.

Mo[lt Sbr cine Gorm erusrben9
GenDet fur unIere 2iite. Wir baben
Garmen bon SO bis 500 Mfer.
Gntern Cbio Real gliate grdanae,
New pbilaDslpbia. 8. II.
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Gsrid)nappt. Srdu1ein: mNein
8rdntiaam TT furdtbor f9ii9tsrn; er
traut ii4 mod INNER ni9t, ,Ou' gu
mir au fasen!" te bill T q E
80 e: ~3u mir pObl. gnG' 5rduz
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