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countered a petty officer who gave signs of being rough rider. Him I stopped and, with some hint of my business, asked where James Calvert could be found.
 His answer was a stare and ges- ture toward the hospital tents.
 Nothing could have astonished me more
 ''Sick?'' cried.
 Dying" was his answer.
 Dying! Curly Jiml Impossible! I had misled ny informant as to the ex- act man I wanted, or else there were two James Calverts in Tampa. Curly Jim, the former cowboy, was not the fellow to succumb in camp before he had ever smelt powder.
 Tt is James Calvert of the First vol unteer corps I am after," said l. "A sturdy fellow'-
 No doubt, no doubt. Many sturdy fellows are down He's down to stay. Typhoid, you know. Bad case. No hope from the start. Pity, but
 I heard no more. Dying! Curly Jim! He who was considered to be immune. He who held the secret
 "Let me see him." I demanded. Tt Is fmportant-a police matter. A word from him may save life. He is still breathing?"
 'Yes, but do not think there is any chance of his speaking. He did not recognize his nurse five minutes ago."
 As bad as that! But did not de spair. I did not dare to. I had staked everything on this interview, and I was not going to lose it's promised re suits from any lack of effort on my own part.
 Let me see him. repeated.
 I was taken in. The few persons I saw clustered about narrow cot in one corner gave way, and was cut
 The petty officer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16

sobbing at the tent door. I stared at him curiously and was hurrying on when felt myself caught by the hand.
 'sTake me with you,' cried choked and frightened voice in my ear. T have no friend here now he is gone. Take me back to Washington.
 Washington! turned and looked at the lad, who, kneeling in the hot sand at the door of the tent, was clutch ing me with imploring hands.
 t'Who are you?" I asked, land how came you here? Do you belong to the army?''
 ''I helped care for his horse," he whispered "He found me smuggled on board the train-for I was bound to go to war-and he was sorry for me and used to give me bits of his own rations, but-but now no one will give me anything. Take me back; she won't care. She's dead, they say. Be sides, wouldn't stay here now if she was alive and breathing. I have had enough of war since he Oh, he was good to mel never cared for any one so much"
 looked at the boy with an odd sen sation for which have no name
 Whom are you talking aboutT" asked. ''Your mother-your sister?'
 "Oh, noy' The tone was simplicity itself. Never had no mother. I mean
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The petty officer

to the heart to see that they did this not so much out of consideration for me or my errand there as from the consciousness that their business at the bedside of this dying man was over. He. was on the point of breath ing his last I pressed forward, and after one quick scrutiny of the closed eyes and pale face knelt at his side and whispered name into his ear. It was that of Veronica Moore.
 He started They all saw 1t. On the threshold of death, some emOtIon-we never knew what one-drew him back for an instant, and the pale cheek showed suspicion of color. Though the eyes did not open, the lips moved, and caught these words:
 Kept word-told no oneshe was SOL
 And tbat was all. He died the next instant.
 Bending under this stroke of Provi- dence, passed out A little boy was
 The death of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16

thought would be just the right size for herself and mother. Was that it? That dear little place all smothered in vines? How lovely! And what would the rent be, did he think, and had 1t a
 back yard with garden room enough for her to raise pinks and nasturtiums, and so on, and so on, while he stared with delighted eyes and tried to put in a word edgewise, and the boys-well, they went through that strip of grass in just ten minutes. My brave little
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-06

BERLIN. June with an attend.
ance Of five hundred woman repre-.
senting 20 countries On both sides OF
the Atlantic, the quinanennial meet
ing of the International Council q
Women begun In Berlin today IA
thoroughly International In character
g we'll as In name. In no country Of
the world has woman's progress In her
various fields OF activity been more
marked than In the United States.
and. therefore, 1t Is not 70 be wondered
at that the representation Of the great
American Republic al the convention
Ii second to none To begin with,
the president Of the international
council and the presiding officer Of the
convention is an American, Mrs.
May Wright sewali. Of indianapolis.
Scarcely less prominent among the
hundreds of women present IA the ven.
cradle susan y. Anthony, now III her
seth year, who has I0nrneyed across
the Atlantic to tell the rome Of Eu.
rope and other parts Of the world OF
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COUN-
Gil OF WOMEN

the progress made In the United States
By the woman's suffrage movement
and how IL has been accomplished.
Other delegates from the United
States are Mrs. Mary Wood Swift Of
California Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rest, of Washington, vice president
or the National Council Of Women Of
the United States; Rev. Anna Howard
Shaw. Of Philadelphia. president Of the
American Woman Suffrage Associa.
tion. NJ. Carey Thomas. president OF
Bryn Mawr College, and Mrs. Hannah
q solomon, 81 Chicago, founder and
president of the Council Of Jewish
Women Or the United States.
The sessions begun today will con.
tinue for " weeks. The program
Of the congress is composed Of four
sections: First, Education; second,
Women In Connection with the profess
sions and industries, third, social and
institutional; fourth, Logan position
Ut women. The afternoons and cye
nlngs are 10 Dc devoted 70 large pub
lie meetings and social gatherings.
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three to five years than when it came
from the factory DO moi let strang.
ers tune or adjust your piano unless
they come with the best Or references.
Enects 81 Age and Use.
With the best of car d piano Will
get old; the yarnish will loose It's
luster and check Just as the bloom
passes from the cheek and wrinkles
come In It's place. II cannot be avoid.
IA. Pianos are like any other machins
cry BIZ furniture made from the same
materials and subject 70 The same lin
lifations. No more o. less. Hard
usage will wear out the keys, ham
mers and action MS it will any other
machinery. These are only the ma.
chinery by which the music y pro
duced. Clean up the case II II
needs cleaning; wash II with soft
water and ivory coap. Just enough
soap 70 cut the greasy finger marks,
then wipe dry with a soft canton
fannell or cheese cloth. Scratches
and blemishes may sometimes be re-
moved and the finishes frightened by
applying a good piano polish and rub
hing hriskly nntil thoroughly dry and
free from strcals or clouds. Never
use oil on d piano, and avoid cheap
so-called furniture and piano polishes.
Jars ana jingles are frequently
heard when pianos are being played
and are very annoying. They have B
variety of causes which are generally
entirely outside the piano, A loose
stove lid, door. I%ampsbade, window
glass. picture on the wall. gas fixtures,
- ..AaL-I.
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three to five years than when it came
from the factory. DO not let strang'
ers tune or adjust your piano unless
They come with the best of references
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Dom 9rieasiaamplaee.

aus ct. 9etersburg iOuDbl uie
aus 8arts f0nmt Die ytadridt, 0af
Die enQlide Gegierung Der ruiItIden
ote Serltherung gegeben 6at, fie
meroe ltd 1ur in Dem duBerIten Scot.
faue, unb ueuu tie brett oasu Qes
5rpun9en lei, in ben Rrieg biuein5ie=
ben Iaiien.
Cine Depe1dle an Die gariler
.Ienps" meloet, BON Der iapaniihen
JlDtte Ieien felt benz 26iten eSebruar
iebs &reu8er, flint Torpe0ubout=
8erlt0rer uno elm &an0nenbDpt
fan1pfunfdbig ~aeporoen.
Der 6afen gbenanpbo in 9orea
1T eIsfrei uuo bic Sapaner lanoen
jebt ihre 3ruppen bort, an1tatt in
Ghemulpo.
Gin 8eamter Der japoniIhen Sc
ianotihaft in 20nopn faet, Die iapae
niIbe 5l0tte unter Nomiral 9ooo
babe iid nur oe8baGb aus Der 0dbe
DON Sort Irtbur entfernt, um Sob.
len uno WunitiDu einsunebmen.
Die ruiiiide &egierun9 bat bag
angebDt elmer NnSobf Stuoentinnen
Der Wteot3in, als arQnfenpfleQerinz
men rocb benz &riegsidauplab gu
gebeft, atQen0ntmen.
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Der &eriht Der @raup.anrn

Die @rano Surp bat bic Bader
perihieoener gountp : 8eamten, Die
@eloer oermalten. @ebibren eins
aieben &c. unterluht uno empfteblt
Die 0DtpenoiQfeit Der @inlebuna
zines Nuoitors. Der Die &ednungss
ablaaeu regelmdBig inipi5iert. Die
Surg aing BON Der Weiuune aus, oaB
oies bic Bfiht oes gouutg ; Sdobs
meilters lei, bod batebrte tie Der
GOuntpannalt, oaB oas reue @ebl6z
rem eieB oarin cine Nenoerunq ee=
trpfen babe. Die Surf untertsBt
ibren Iutraa be8lglth Der @rnens
nung zines auoitors ooourb, oaB es
fir oaS County au tpitIpielia lei,
nenn ibr oieIe Irbeit iibertraoen
uiro, inoem ieber Gag $36 fuitet uno
eS LANCE 3eit in Nnlprub nimmt, bis
cine Surb itH NIT Der Grt Der Bud.
fihruna oertraut mad]t uno lire Iuf.
9abe erle0igt.
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Sic 0iienbabnratem fuabrenc Der
WeltG4Sifeflund.

Die ilolibe 8acific uno Die Sn.
ternatiDnalbabn baben Die Staten,
Die ite mdbreno Der Weftausitellun9
berednen werben, feftgeiebt unb be-
fanut gemabt. Sc miro bier
9laiien BON Gidets geben: Die Sais
ion greurIiDns : gidets; bic 9ifet8
fir oreiBie Gage eiiltig. Die fir 5ebn
Gage uno Die far b%eionoere @ele9ens
beiten.
Die eriteren 9idets, bic am 90.
Ipril ausgeeeben neroen uno biz
gum Is. 0ouember Gi(tiofeit ba,
ben, foiten 80% Der reguldren State
fir Sim uno Gudfabat. Die sueite
8lafie baiiert auf elmer 5abrrate uno
elm 9rittel fir Die &unoreiie. 9iele
gidets iino nDm Is. Iprit ab bis
gum 20. NOpember gu babeu uno Iino
fir oreiBia Gage ailtie. Die
5idetS, Die 5ebn Gage lang benubt
meroen fDnnen, fDiten cine Sabrrate
plus So fit Die &unoreiIe uno tperz
ben BON 81. Qpril biz gum 80. 0oz
uember perfauft. Die Gpeeialroten
fir beionoere @elegenbetten baIieren
auf 70% Der reguldren State fir cine
Sabrt, fino fir cine ISOLDE alltie,
berebtigen aber nidt anr 8%enubuna
Der Sdlafmaeen Doer Barlor Cars.
Sir Ginoer i'm Sitter uOn unter
5m6lf Sabren meroen bic TidetS fir
Die SaiiBn, fir oreibia uno fir sebn
Gage fir Die 0dlfte Der gruahienen
berebneten &ate abeeaeben. Sir
Die Speciaf grcuriiDner bon elmer
@obe toiten fie 70% Der einmaliaen
Tabrrate.
Die Saiipn 3 Eidets tolten beut@
mad BON bier aug 1890; fir orei=
Sig Gage giltigen gidets $4,000;
Die fir sebn Gage eiltieen $4,000
unn fir Die cine ISOLDE 1880 fir
Die &unofabrt. &inoer besoh(en oon
ben orei erit aenauuten Staten bic
GTIftp
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sOHmtassbetra9tnuseu.

Dor nielen Sabren iaate einrnal Der
ute @0etbe 80 ieinem getreuen
edermarn: .Drei 9inge m0hte i'd
mol nod erleben: ben 9urHitih bes
Sftbmus BON 4orintb, Die Terbin=
oung 6e8 MitteIdnoiihen nit benz
M0ten Meer unb ben Bau zines &a=
nails 0urh Die 2anoenge nDtt So
lsnrla.4 uno bnnn tnlpfte er an
oieien Wunih mod einige Bemerfun=
nen, aus 0enerl b~eruoroing, oaB es,
nab leiner Meinuna, mol nod lange,
lange Belt nehraen tperoe, ebe oiele
0rei gruBen Gufaaben, uelhe iih bic
Wenibbeit felt Sabrbunoerten, ia
Sabrtauienoen, eeftellt bate, ge[0lt
fem miroen.
0eute iino nod feline ahtsia Sabre
ieit jener unterreoung bsrgangeri.
Der Guea : Ganal lit bereits felt 35
Jabren in 8etrieb, ourd ben Sltbs
mug DDn &orintb. an oefien Durhs
fih emit bee aQrnGbtige Grm Der
r5miimen Smperatpren erlobmte, bat
oas fleine mDoerne 40niereih Der
6eaenen ihon lange einen &anal
bnuea laiien uno ieBt ifidt fid audi
bic gr0Be &epublit oes Meftens an,
oos Rislenmert oes 9uthltihs Der
Banana : Qanoenae su poGenoen.
Die pia desideria zines @uetbe,
beren &rfiQuug CT in rueite nebelz
bate 6erue binausl1ieben su mtiiieu
alaubte. iinb beute erfaat 0oer {ino
ibrer Grflluna maize. 9aS, mas
onn1al8 boz so Sabren, Dem menId1s
ll6en @eiite. felbit Dem u0rqelHrits
teuiten, taft urerreihbar erlhien uno
70 Soige oer mangelbalten tedJniIAen
3e%nntniiie unD 6ilfsmittel aud uuz
erreidbar eriheiner muBte, tomrt
ins bente taft ME elm GinoerIpie[
Dor. Gs giebt 0i1ts, Dor benz Der
menihlide @eift beute alaubt, 6o(t
MAIDEN gu mtfien unb uenu mir audi
leber, ME bel BEN BerIuhe, oeuilie
Yrobter1e 81 l6len, Seblihlao out
Jeblihlag erf0lgt, 10 tr6iten mir uns
iber oaa MiBhu9en oarnit hinpea,
oa6 es bod mod eintnal gel0I uerz
ben tuiro. g8 fomnlt allies - uus
m6glid fdeint nihtS mebr, niht elm.
NAL bic acknowledgements nit anoes
rem Blaneten.
Us lit ftaunenerreaeno, tuie piele
atuulenoete Werte Der Beraanqen>
belt unlere Beit nollenoet bat, ME
nieIe unerfiate @lnfhe BON ihr err.
fhut ltno, @init fonnten Die alteu
babplonliben uno mufaifhen Sdrifts
teller ftir ons linen unbeimlife uno
furGtbare &6tiel Der Sprahenpers
ibieoenbeit teirie anoere 26luna lin.
ben, al8 Die er0Bartige Sage bon
benz Gieienbau, meIhen Die Wens
fmen unternabmen uno uelder 10
iebr Rber Die @ren5en aqes MenSd,.
fiAen binan89ina, onB cine euioe
Trennun0 uno 3eritideluna Der
Meni6beit8fraft bic Tolge mar;
heute erbebt fih j6un ieit Ednaer als
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Gin graneripleI abaeipenset.

r@eraoe mod i'm lebten Moment
tpuroe unler tleiner &nabe gerettet!"
ihreibt Srau SIS. @attins BON @leo=
liant @itg, Obiu. Die 2%ungenents
%ainouna bate inn arg mitgeipielt
uno er paroe auBerbem BON einem
furhtbaren Suiten aeplaet. Die
Ner8te b~ebanoelten i'm. aber es
muroe nit ihm ldlimmer oon Sag
gu Gage. 5bfieBlih perludten mir
Or. Sings Reue gntoedung fir
Sdminolubt uno unier 2ieblino
puroe gerettet. @r lit ieBt geiuno
uno munter." Seoermann IoIte
wiiien. oaB oies Die einsi9e Sur far
9uiten. @rfdltungen uno ale Sun.
gems eidmeroenift 1T. @arnntiert ourh
S. &alteper & Spbn uno Goulpb
DreiB, Npotbeter. Breis so Gents
un0 $l.00. 8robeHalben frei.
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sofationen in seras setuaui6t.

Die SriscusS bitem 2ano. Sunni.
grations : G~ii0ciation lent bereits
lbren 9eil Der @inmanoerunQ nath
Geras.
Dreibunoertunofanfsie Goenten
oieier I%iDciatiDn pom Often u10
Moroen baben iDeben cine EOur burtb
9eroS beenoet uno fih mad ben 6htfss
queuen oeS StaateS &c. erfun0iot.
um Die Tntiaben ben 6eimftdtteit,s
bern Der dlteren Staaten better uDrS
fiibren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie N6ociation lit bic mirfe
%laraite, Die es eiebt; fie bat geenten
in Den ganSen Der. Stanten. WuQt
Sbr guer g%iaentur1, auf benz Qanbe
ooer in Der 5tabt, nertau5en, tuiniMt
Sbr Gapital fir Sabriten oOer
lroefo cine Sn6nitrie, 5hreibt an
G. g. 2emon, Setret6r oes Suus
miaratiUn8 : Bureaus, Sept. u.
SriscO : @ebduoe, 81. Souls, Mo.
g. u. 6nabes,
@enerat=S mmiarntion8sN aeut.
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gegaS.

8idter Sam Streetman. bel.
ItBenoer Gidter bes oritten gioi(.
Nppeuations9eri9ts, bat feline SEE
Equation eineereidt. gr miro am
l. Npril iein Gmt nieoerlegen uut
oils 9eilbaber in Die 6ouft0ner No-
ootaten : 5irma 8aQ & Nnoreus
eintreten.
9taots : Ganitatsbeamter ga
boz Dat auf ben 81. Mdrs cine Ser
lommlung aller Sanitdtsbeamten Der
Counties unb St6ote 6es Staatea
nod ieiner Office e~inberufen, I'm
NIT linen WaBre9eln eeeen Die Sim
ibleppung anitedenoer &ranfbeiten
au beiprehen.
Sn Der Nabe bon Terboma
ert9letite am Wtittmob ELM Tradht=
aug Der &DG Sslono 8abn, Der Sci
ser Steport fam babel um8 2eben.
Nlfreo upo 8ei1ie Mannina, 19
nno II Sabre aft, &inoer BON Souls
Manning in 8ictorta, tpurcen am
6reitaa in einem @rabe ~heerbiat;
Beloe paren innerba(h elmer Stunoe
aeltDrben.
Sn Der 8eaeno bon Slapoen
nabe @Dnsales itnrb 5rau 6. 8u-
malt. Sn Nuitin itarb eSrou Sia.
bella Shmib im'Nlter Don 80 Sab.
rem. Sn 00ufton itarb s. IS.
Sh0enerling,
Der @puuerueur bat ST.. &.
Burneo BON aerr gountn sur,
Oifriftridter fir ben 38. Diitrift
ernannt.
Sn Doafum babett Die Mtit=
alleoer Der San NntDnio auo &rane
las 8aB Smmiaration NHociation"
elne iebr gut beiuhte Geriammluno
abeebalten uno MaBreaeln sur SDrs
oeruna BET @inmanoerung an Der
&ranias BaB 8abn beraten.
Sn Sort MDrtb Iinb Die oroSe
W~ietbDoiiten Stride an Der Wti{Iouri
aoenue uno oas Sitnfte @arosS hufs
baus abgebrannt.
Die SabreSperfammIung oes
n1eraS 6armerS' gonereB" 1ou an,
s., 6. uno Z. Suit i'm 2anomirte
iheftliben Snititut gu gpQege Sta
tion (8rga1) abeebalten meroen.
Die 9huten Der Staot Nugtin
moaen auf Der @eftausfeuuna in
st. 0Duls cine 6itbId)e NusItelunQ
p%eranitalten,
So6n unb @alter 6ottenbed.
atuei Sungen aus De 8itt gUuntn,
nelbe ibren gltern onrdaebrannf
Inaren, lino in Nuitin mieoer einqe=
fongen.
unier Stats gntumoloae,
Yrof. Sanoeri0n, 1T init Dem Staatss
gntomolOaen uDn 2puiYiana, Brof.
MOraan, in Sbrepepprt, snSammene
9etr0Hen, UNI init ibnn iber Elm aez
meiniames 8Dreeben in ben bei6en
Staten gegen ben Bon ; @eepi( au
beraten. @r bofft, oaS elm fDlhes
eemeinfames 8Orgebea su Gtanoe
f0mmen miro.
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s9cen,at gmbftitut.

Die 8erpaltuna oe8 g. q. SIN
ceun mar 10 alidlid, nit Dem emit
1erten amerifaniiden 8aiIi ten, Scr.
Grnet SAMPLE uno ieiner RDmpaa-
ME tolentirter 9lnGtler elm Gnoaoe-
ment abibtieBen su f6nnen, Die am
OtittwUb Ibeno i'm @roBen Spernz
haule %auitreten. Die 8atrone bes
21ceum uno oas GubliEum i'm NQs
aemeinen oiirfen fib oa5u gratufie.
ren. oaB ibueu Elm iold)er auBerQe.
wobnliber @enuB ole Subititut fir
Die SieglesM ebers@ apensp Co., Die
in Solge Der 0uarantdue i'm 6erb1t
ni9t fam, eeboten miro. Die W1tt=
9lteoer BEG 9Dceutn f0nnen lire
SaiIon 3tdets : Coupon $50. 3 BEL
Der 8erar Drug So. ant OienItoo
mpr9en na9 9 ubr ge9et r~eIerpirte
SiBe umtauIden. ~0ihtmitQlieoer
be3ablen fir reierbirte 9iBe 70 Gents
uno $1,00.
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Sft's tttd)t bianfer GlBonmm, baB
m0oerae Guafialberet mebr bpn Ben
Seilmitteln oes @h~enseureicbes berIte9en
min als sie gntbefer berielben? 9ie
ST. Bernard &r6uterpillen Iino fupbI
bas alteite 81 utreinieungsmittel oenn bor
~afueitauieuo Sabren I6on bebiente man
Ii6 Der 9eilft0fe, aus benen bieIe 8tlen
beftebeu, se9eu alerlei 8rant6eiten; iene
8r6uter unb 8uraeln iammetnben Mtbnhe
baben nur beigetra9en, tie b~efannter 81
ma6en. lin cine Brobe f~oifemtret slt
befommen, aoreiiire P. Neustaedter &
Co., Box 12l6, New York City. Sic
st. Bernard &rduter sBtqen finb in alien
Npothefen an haben. 9rets Is Gents.
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Gebrteupaar i'm itiQen 2aborat0rium
oas unfaBbare, unoefinirbare Ra.
blum, bas ale oieIe @iaenl@nFten gu
beftben, ale oiele Rrdfte ~au8suI6en
l9eint. Die atten Wdrhen Gno
Wobrbeit getuoroen.-
So, uniere Bet! @ar MQnher
Ihilt iie, gar Mtanfer bat an ibr ga
taoeln, aber es 1T oD9 cine Qetpa(tioe
Belt, cine iener 8eiten, rpelde bic
Wenihbeit in Sabr5ebnten ueiter
brtngt, alS Iie n0rber in Sabrbunoers
ten qefommen lit; cine Belt, Die mn
en0li6 uiel BON Dem p0Ienoet fat,
mas in @eneratiunen oorber unz
uDllenbet geblieben lit. Sn iDlhen
3eiten III s es unrubig, aufgereqt,
milo ber9eben, sic 1tno Die 9raftz
duBerungen oes Meni9beitoeiItes,
Der in fi~eberbafter gile ihafft uuo
berbprbringt, UNI oann tpieosr oiels
letdt auf Sabrbunoerte gu ruben uno
reue &rdfte fir cine neue 8eri00e
Der Grbeit 5u aeutnnen. ginGt in
elmer 8eit, Die Der uniern dbntib
mar, ldrieb Elm GROCER oeutider Did,
ter, 8dmpfer uno Dutoer: ngs lift
cine punberbare Belt, Die Setter
finb wab eemDrben, es lit cine
6reuoe su leben." Die 8orte paiien
qub auf beute, Gub beute ftno Die
Die @eiiter tpieoer mad eenoroen
uno es lit cine Treuoe 81 lebeu. gs
III cine nunoerbare Belt, cine 9rDBe
3eit! @luGlid) Sober, Der i'm Stanbe
lit. oas @unoerbare uno @roBe in
ibr gu erfennen uno orei Wtol 0liid=
lib 9erienige, ben oieie groBe Belt
niGt tlein ftnoet.
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Ser uddlte QnceuusabeuA

bringt am Mlttnob Ibeno bic grnIt
Gamble &ompagnie, cine Der beten
muiifaliihenS rganiiati0nen oes Gan.
oes. Sbr 9eb0ren an: Der aroBartiae
8aiitt grnit Gamble, Die ausgesei6s
nete 8,oliniitin MiB Bertha @ebb
uno Der beriibmte Bianilt @omin sc.
S6onert.
Das 2pceum bate baS Gid, Die
brilliante &0mbinatiun an SteQe Der
Seigle Weger 60. 5u enaagieren uno
Die Batrone oes 2pceum meroen
baltic oantbar Iein.
0err Gamble lit elm famoIer Sal.
fit. oeifen Stimme in ben lebten
Sabren nur nod an StGrte, unfana
uuo @eoiegenbeit aeu0nnen bat.
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ME folgt:
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Do englib &iG 10 s6e @rett9 Creature
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90 rettete frfn Refn.

IS. q. 9anfortb 0Dn ga Strange,
Georgia, lit feds Wonote lang an
eiaem furdtbaren ~freiienoen S9aoen
an 8ein. Nber er ihreibt, oaB i'm
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BON 5 9aaen gebeilt babe. Sir Der,
artige Sbdoen, ME @unoen iber=
baupt, iomie fit 6dmorrboioen lit
oies Die bette Salbe in Der 8e(t.
Sour Is Gents. gu baben in Der
Gpotbefe bon S. &alteper & SObn
uno Noulp6 9reis.
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UQseT Unzugs ausVerkaaI.

Wir offerieren beoeutenbs Briefs.
berabieBunoen in unierem Qaaer.
INN 10 piel uie mDaIib au uertauFen.
ebe mir umaieben. @enn Sbr Die
Nbiibt babt, iebt 0oer in raber Hus
tunft gu faufen, 10 lobnt es fiG, Bel
urs porauipreGen. Nieoriae 8reise
in allen Requirements oes ar1Sten
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radgebalten. Bon ben biQiaea Breia
len fam iib Sober ielbit iiberseuaen.
@s mabt uns feline Wiibe. uniere ga.
rem aei9en uno eS bereitet uns Ser.
anlgen, Sragen 81 beantuorten.
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Gone Star" uno Die Ja6resieitea

Sab 1T Der 8inter abeeaoeen,
Ser SrthIine fOmu1t in's 2anb aefloeen
nno N1es laht unb eriint unb 6labt.
nnb better fuieoer tuirb's @emAt.
3uar Der @inter duBert miloe.
SIS CAB taum Sbnee unb Sr%ofgebilbe;
Nnr Der 8olenoer 3eiQte an,
9aB 8Glte man ertuarten Jam.
/ Odd iinb mir nidat o'rauf norbereitet,
8enn Gnediilber 10 INIT nnb gleitet,
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Drum limb tuir AUDI iebr tpo6l sufriebsn,
8enn Srot unb 8dlte uus semieoen;
9a9egen es i'm NDrben fror,
90 hanni9 bart, tpie ME subor.
uno tuenn mir ielbit gu allen 9aeeu.
Gucb leibte &leioer 6urften trageu,
So fonnten audh am 3pne gtar 8ter,
8ir INNER uns erfriidben bier.
9as lit oos Cute BET Der SaGbe.
9aB gang sleicb. uas bas 8etter made.
Der Snrft bod tets berielbe blei6t
hno er bic Safe nidBt aufreibt.
9enn. % es GOmmer ober @inter,
Sas ein5ige. tpas man 6ier hinter
Die Btnoe gieBt, oas bIeibt 6as @ses,
SIR Shnapps, oa 1T tein 8lab a1hier.
Drum frent man iib amf ruarune 9cse
nno ifeat iib audi elm tueuis 8lase.
Son tuegen GROCER Sise elm,
Sas Gone Star linocrt aue 8ein.
uno ielbft Der 0urt, Der bot iein @utes,
Benn man bes &benbs FROZEN Mutes,
Noh einem lieben Sreunoe mimi,
Mit ibm bas Guantum 3uue Gtartrinff.