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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-24

II appears that during the last FIVE years the con-
SUMPTION Of raw cotton III northern mills has increased
only about per cent while the increase in southern
mills has been little more than "a per cent This is
however an estimate Of quantity, not Of quality It
means that the south Is securing the trade iu coarse
and heavy cottons, while the trade Of the north is
being mcre and more confined to the finer grades.
Fve-eights Of our total sphdles in the north, and
the average production per spindle y for the north
o.. pounds and for the south 1915 pounds. Mas
sachusetts has about many spndles az the entire
south has. yet her bale consumption last year was
only about one-half that Of Tie southern mills says
the New York Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-24

cH1cxAsHA SHOULD do everything to rem
der tbs Equal Suffrage Convention pleasant and
successful one. Many visitors will be il the city and
every courtesy should be extended them.
o-o-c
LEST WE forget it should be repeated again that
the sidewalk movement should be started in earnest
before winter sets in The wayis open-we can have
them # we want them.
600
WHITTIER cHIcKAsHA Is to be made an ordina'
ry town or hustling city is question for her citi-
zens to decide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
BURNS AND SULLIVAN
FIGHT To A DRAW
SULLIVAN SHOWS INCLINATION TO FIGHT oiRrY-@ATeH
WAS GOOD ONE FROM START TO FINISH

The 20.round boxing bout between
Tommy Burns and Jack Twin
Sullivan. nj Germania hall Tacoma.
last night. was declared a draw. IN
giving HIS decision. Referee Carroll
stated that Burns had said that he
did urw wish to win on a foul. and
thar he would declare the match a
draw for that reason
Before the fight odds were offered
n 10 70 I on sullivan. with very
few takers. After tho flfth round
LOT Of Burns money came In sight
and not a bet was taken.
The fight Was a good one and
the sports cot more than their
moneys worth. 4 large crowd Of
sports attended from all over the
northwest. Tho Seattle crowd mum
hsrsd over 500 A special intsrur-
ban train OF four coaches left TIA
coma for this city shortly after
midnight
Before the fight had gotten well
under way Sullivan commenced
rough tactics. using his elbows on
Burns chin and stomach Sullivan
continued On ANAH HbAHHf NhilAk ~
but four rounds. the referee warning
him no less than nine times 10 de
slat Tho referees 'Jawing." how
ever. had no effect on Sullivan.
who ruuKhed II whenever he got an
opportunity Burns complained 20
the reforas time after time
The crowd tho majority of which
was with Burns. hurled all sorts Of
epithets at Sullivan. and repeatedly
called to Carroll 10 separate the
men. Carroll finally got busy and
plainly showed the effects 81 his
work at the conclusion u the bout
being ameared with blood from hla
belt to his eyebrows.
Sullivan appeared groggy AZ tho
end Of two Of the rounds nj tho tail
end. and although both fought furi-
ously In the last miI-up. he ap-
peared 20 be the fresher Of the two
when they retired to their corners.
Burns looked weary In the 14th
18th and 10th rounds. but seemed TO
rally after that and by repeated left
labs TO Sullivan'H left eye and nose
tore open n big gash I'm tho latter's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
AN EASY WAY



Il easy to keep well n We would
only observe each day a few simple
rules of health.
me al important th.ng Is 60 keep
tse stomach sight. and 20 DO this o.
i nat necessary 10 diet or Go follow
SCI rule az htll Of fare such pam
nerInK simply makes a capricious
snpstlia and a foolins that certain
h4ariie articles OF food must be
avoided.
praf WIeehold siYes pretty good
advice On this subject he says. IL
an s years cid and have never had
4 serious illness. and az the same
time nv life has been largely an In
dor enc. but I early discovered that
the way 10 keep healthy was 60
kesp healthy stomach. not hy
safing bran crackers or dieting OF
an sort. ON the contrary. I always
al what my appetite Graves. bat
aaIly foF the past eight years I have
made il a practice to take one or
two Of sluarta Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal aud ! attribute ms
robust health for a man 81 my age
20 the regular daily uae Of Stuart's
Tablets
NJ physician first advised me 20
use them because he said they were
perfectly harmless and were not a
secret patent medicine. but con
tanned onlY the natural digcstives.
psptanes and diauase. and after
uslug them a few weeks have new
q ceased u thank him for his ad-
ylee
/ honestly believe the habit 90
taking siuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets
after meals Is the real health habit.
teauae their use brings health 60
the sick and ailing and preserves
health 70 the well and strong"
Men and women past fifty years
Of AZ need a safe digestive after
meals - insure a prrfect digestion
znd 70 ward of disease. aud the
szfsss. hest known and most widely
ussd Is stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
TheY are found In every we'll reg
uaied household from Maine 90
California and IN Great Britain aud
Australia are rapidly pushing their
vaY into popular favor.
AL druKEists sell Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. full sized packages
It 81 cents and for a weak stomach
a fiftY-esnt package will often do
fifty dollars worth q good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
TRUST C0hPAhY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual metoInr OF the stock
holders Of the Washington Trust
company Was held yesterday after
noon IN theh uuhinE ruuma Tho
following directors. whose torma
had expired. were re- elected. John
sehram. Z s Stimsau. j " Good
Win. {. }. smith. J. " elise. and
Il l. Allen.
The statement submitted hy tho
secretary Of the earnings and hual-
ness aeeumulationa during tho year.
was gratifying 10 the atogkhulirra
Following the meeting OF atuekhuld.
cra the directors met and elected or
fieerH for the ensuing year. aa fol-
lows. President. J " elise. vice
presidents. G X Smith and p. s.
stimaons treasurer. John scham
secretary aud cashier. 81 ID.
Harness assistant cashier. T.. II.
Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

optic and brought the blood In
streams from both IN the 18th
round sullivan landed a hard Jeff
on Burns eve and raised a lump nf
good size This was ali the vialhle
damage 20 either
Just M snun a. the bell sounded
the end ~ the affair the ring was
packed with excited men. all yelling
NJ tho top OF their voices for either
man. Tho ring was not cleared for
20 minutes
Ia the proliminariea Chick Hud
son knocked out Harry Brown in
the flfth round. Brown was clearly
out In tho fourth and Carroll the
referee. showed poor judgment In
allowing him 10 continue Kid
Leonard beat KID Burns In three
rounda. and Young uullue was
given tho decision over Harry Baum
On n foul
A Star representative obtained an
interview with the folloWinE=-sFelh
known sporting men. including tho
principals.
Referee Carroll Bunrs I'd not
N.AINN NNNI ne NiA not want fffEtA u
tho fight on a foul. would tavs
given him tho decision. say fox me-
that he is the clcansat and incest
fighter ! ever saw iu the ring.
Twin" Sullivan never fought
this way before tonight am used
10 ln-flEhtlnE Burns has n strong
lightning left. but ] believe that
can beat him at that lies nice
fellow. too
Tommy Tracey Burns ia the best
fighter 81 his weight I'm the world
He's a Kid yet. Wait till he gets
the experience and training from
some old timer.
Tom Considine-I think the deci=
sion was a fair one Sullivan fouied
Burns. but he did no damage and
the referee did right in not giving
the fight 10 the other fellow on a
foul. They are both rugged fellows
Tommy Burns-Thia Is the second
time I have been robbed on the
coast had him out twice and
should have won on Doints
Lee Barbeo-llurnH' fight
Jack FaiEh-Fair decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
KICKED HIM OUT
BANKER LORD MADE HIMSELF NUISANCE LOBBYING
SENATORS ne FROM rss
FLOOR

and u forced them 20 take action
In order 90 maintain the Hslf=fa=
apeet ~ the body
And resolution waa introduced
10 exclude every body from thu
senate chamber except mcmherH Of
the senate. attaches and Newspaper
mem The resolution vas carried.
Lords friends not daring 10 raise
an open opposition
Lord was on thr floor At the time
the resolution was passed. when be
Immediately skunk away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

SCOTS bill. introduced In the
house for the purpose OF breaking
up tho monopoly on the deposits Of
the states funda. was passed yes
tcrday and the senate viii have an
other opportunity Of going on record
as the tool OF Banker Lord. nf
Olympia The new bin has been ~
amended as 10 include all the pro
visions Of the Falconer bill. which
was defeated In the senate last
week
The author Of the measure was In
consultation with Falconer regard
ina the provisions Of the bin and It
now varies only In lmmatsrtai
points from the original measure
The only change made IN the bill
yesterday was that the state treas
urer must charge ~ per cent on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
At Ballard
FRANCHISE GRANTED

The regular meeting OF the coun-
ell was held last night and the Bal o.
lard Electric company's franchise
passed on its first reading. A petit
ton for the clearing, grading and
sidcwalkinE OF several strets was
granted, Several sidewalks which
are IN bad condition are 20 be re-
paired In cement. A. J. I.angsand.
on his filing a bond OF $500. was
granted n scavunger license.
a request for the use of the city
hail for the purpose OF the long
shoremon's meetings was also grant
ed. A transfer OF the Haney 4
Blinke saloon license 20 Louis An
derson was referred to the commit
tee o fthe whole. The mayor win
appoint the successor OF Patrolman
schumacher at the next meeting OF
the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

OLYMPIA. March s-Guveruor
Mead will not announce ths aHz
polntmeut % the thran raiiruzd
commissioners Tor at least a month.
innnmuch AZ there ia M emergency
and that the law creating the rail-
road commission does not take ef=
feet until jane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

OLYMPIA. March s-Bauker g
J Lord cot hia'u" this morning
The "frenHled finnncier" who con
trolls the funds % the state and
grated over $3.50 600 fr1m them IN
the past few years has b~cn the
In Olympia for the past week since
some q the representative have
gone after him Nlih a sharp stoiCk
Things vere brought tu a focus
when he Was thrown out % tho
senate body and breeches' this
morning
Hla persIstant lobbying ON tho
floor Of the senate became nauanat-
ting 70 4 number Of the senators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
THREE CENT FARE.

= OLYMPIA. March sat the a
= FerY sud at tho present session 4
= the senate this morning took 4
= M Senate huI No. I. by stan a
salla gallus Tor throe-rcnt 4
: fare on all railroads % the a
state. The hill WAS passed a
= without discussion. n b. Rlm- 4
= pd particularly at the Spokane q
talla a Northern. a
The bin provides for fine ~ 4
= from $500 Ca $1,000 aud impria- a
= aHment af from six mautha Goo a
a year In the county Ian Alec 4
= for each violation tho railroad =
must pay Into the treasury OF =
the state. one. half uf which be- =
To ~ Ia the person or persons =
= who we're uVereharFgd. =
y y = : . - =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

= OLYMPIA. March s-senator 4
. Cinpps bill. providing that =
banks In cities OF Is. 000 popu- !.
. iation and over pay not less Z
than I = per cent on the eaAh 4
. daily balances. 20 be paid 4
= monthly. which passed the sen =
. ate Friday. passed the house =
q today II was introduced At .
q the request Of Mayor Baiiiuger. =
. Of Seattle Il h interesting 10 =
. note that while the senate vas .
. willing 10 pass this bill it Z
killed a similar measure relat= 4
o ing 90 the state funds 4
The Lord IL stili with the 4
. senate .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

all daily balances on tho state
fuuda
The bill was placed ON ia second
aud third readiuE under Suspension
OF rules and passed by a vote of n
20 2. Il Waa then sent 20 the sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
OLYMPIA
DOINGS
especial tt The stall

OLYMPIA. March s. uaasctt'B
Al nraVidinF far state regulation
- inspection IF state hanks and
srssftns tha oEfIeg Of state hank
,.,gtmlsalanef was indefinitely post
e,ssi by the senate yesterday Tho
I'M vas subjected To a long debate
AMI considered at length In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

After n hot discussion the house
yesterday passed the btu introduced
by Roth. Withdrawing all state
lands from tho market FOR two
years and providing Tor a commits
sion 10 be appointed BY the gov
crnor TO investigate and report the
condition OF the state school and
granted lands
n was pointed out during the dla=
cuasion that state lands are bsing
sold AZ the present time At too iuw
a figure. In some cases IL waa
stated that good land was sold for
m low as 50 cents per acre Moth
asserted that Oregon and Idaho had
sold It's land too cheap and Wash
inEton should profit by the tneraas
ina valuation.
Tho finRl vote on the measure
was 81 20 In favor Of passage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

According to the report OF J. c.
Erickson. OF 1924 Terry avenue. ,his
daughter frustrated the efforts 4 n
burglar 10 enter the home Hast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

night Miss Erickson heard the OPP
erations Of the burglar on her bed
room window and screamed. The
burglar fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
committee u Tho whole.

The emergency clause In the sen
ate bill, requiring that every per
son who takes out n marriage Ii
ccnuo to present a certificate that
both parties to the marriage are tree
from epilepsy lrpruay. syphilis.
tuberculosis and insanity. was YES
tcrdhy stricken from the hllI hy the
svutc. Tho btu was then passed
state Treasurer Mills has replied
Co tho request of the legislature fer
a statement OF funds deposited. lie
admits that Lord runs the state
funds, and that the amount uaW
ON deposit at Lords bank Is nearly
% million dollars lie denies that
hr is under obligation To Lord lie
states he has hevn so busy that he
has not had time tn learn whether
other hanks would pay interest en-
deposits which Lord refuses ta do
The senate has killed the Ruth
bin 90 REMEDY eXlsting evils IN the
school text book law At present
different counties have different
books. n family moves 10 an
other county it must buy a new s.
sgt ~ books for each child attend
Ing school
Ruth charged the text hook trusts
with lobbying successfully against
the bin Under the present Law only
two Blk companies can compete.
Ruth demanded a roll calf The
motion Co indefinitely postpone ear
rird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Tho ticket scalplng bin passed the
senate yesterday The law forbids
scalplug % ticket sin this state
senator sumner. father Of the hiii
said that similar bill had PASSED
tho Oregon legislature aud the Of
fcials nf tho Iowia and clark fair
desired "a similar one enacted in
Washington. Moore offered some
amendments. but they were voted
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Will CLOSE APRIL 10

Reports arriving In Valdez from
sections along the trail between that
city and the Tauuuu indicate that
tho Trail Wi be inaccessible to
travel after April ~. owing Ia the
present HiEua Of an early break M
a telegram TO this effect wua re
coiyDd by the officials of the North
western Steamship company from
lum Fish. one Of the maiiIafrleu
between Valdez aud FalrhauEs Fish
has long hegu associated With the
country, and hia opinion n. a. A
rule. taken by tho aaaufdauEha6 rs
"a haHlr upon which to las theif
plans for "muahInE into tho in
terror over tho ifg before warm
weather sets iu.
D. u Madison general aFent for
tho Empire line al Portland. ar
rived On Tho city this morning
r. A. kuylg ended hiH services
with tho Rock Island and Frisco
systems thiH morning having al
reptod "a position with O. Il VII
Jams a Co. OF thiH city. tiU wa
mrycodrd by L. 81 West. vino ha#
breu with the Pacific Coast steam
ship company for four yetIa. having
spent tho last two years a. general
agent 40 SkaEWny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Margaret Frost. age ca years. died
this morning at her home on Polk
and Spring streets. A severe at
tack OF Pneumonia was the cause
OF the death. Besides a husband.
Charles Frost. she leaves three
sons. Joe. Carl and Tom nonoghuo
and one daughter. Mrs. Andrew
MumR. The funeral vii take place
Friday from the Mayfield under
taking establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

The governor named the follow
ing members ~ the state board of
education for the next two years.
yesterday ne follows J W Shep=
herd. of Walla Walla. rrappoluted
James A. Tormey. Of Spokane
Thomas 4 stiEeF. 81 Everett. and
r A. Williams. OF Mnnteaaua The
member 81 the former board beside
Mr. Shepherd were NJ HIT. 81
Port Townsend. recently elected
state librarian. c. ". YeFkoa. of
Seattle. and n. n Dewey. OF Ia
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash

staff Correspondence By Dan Dean
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
0esaa0estsS 8lett0.

Suaar 6ureb S&txhea - Grfs DuaIs.dt /;
1870 Pfunb Is: IL Rfsxb l3te; 1e-l2
Rtunb ls}: Suette nualttdt Z: s0-ls PfRnb
l2}s ; Is Btanb 1915 ; II Rfrsb l23e !; 10
Sn1ab l2fc
9aItornst&e e0txfex-s BID 9 vfuxb sie;
9 bts Ii Yftnb &c.
o@uItern-eapi. Gursb. 10 BID 20 Rtukb
IN, Dur1i@ntt., sie; Is Btms Dur6i@mttt.
&c, 10 BIS II 4sfunh 92e.
Grabtti6sS pe6-3Iarer exoItfD Sureb 17}t
aemdbIter Suear 0ureb l73e, ~ &frmb ta
Dar&i9nitt Ice; 8 bs Q Btus In Tusd'
I@nttt 14}s; 10 BIB 10 Fnxh tu Dsr9f9ntt
ls}e; 8 4fsusb TIM Durpf9xtt, i4msaI. late.
8 Bfuab tn Dur&i&ntt. i@uaaI, lole.
Sped-RIare eettex, 90 bD 90 Bfussb tm
0ur@I&mit, l0te; 3are oetteS. 20 b1 30
4Iunb, HE: alare bellies. - bts 90 Rfmab.
Toe; Is bio - 4fb.. l0}e: II ID is Rfaab,
l2c; RIare Nl6e1, q bts 90 Rfmbs l04c;
Naaea IL bB 1s 4fpnb lie; Asss Na6ea Z
ID Q pfnas. 71<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Smmoert Sabre oeutf6er Wdnner'
8ciau8.

l1eber ben eriten 8erliner Mdnnerz
eeIansperein, bic BON 3elter, benz Siz
reftor Der Sinsafabemie. begriinbete
2iebertafel, f9reibt 3elter in einem
8riefe on 9oetbe (26. December
1909: yGine @eieli9uft bon 25
MGnnern, bon benen Der 25. Der ssz
tpGblte Meiiter lit, neriammelt ii4 mo-
natli9 einmdl Bel einem @benbmable
BON apei @eri9ten unb pergniigt ii9
an eefGnieen beuti6en 9efdnserl Die
Mitalieber miifen enttpeber Si9ter,
SGneer pber Gomponiften iein. Wer
elm nelles 2ieb cpmppnirt bat, iingt
fol6es on Der Safel por pber fdBt es
iingen. Sat es 8eifaa, 70 gebt cine
8ii6fe an Der Safel umber. tporin ie<
Der (tpenn ibm bas 2ieb gefdIt) na9
feinem @efaIen einen @rOIden pber
mebr bineintbut. On Der Safel pirb
bic 8ii9fe ausseadblt; finbet ii4 10
piel barinnen, bab cine iilberne Mez
baile bapon be5ablt perben fann. 10
reift Der Meiiter i'm Namen Der Sic
bertafel benz Yreisnebmer bic Mez
baine; es nirb bic 9eiunbbeit bes
Oi9ters pber Gomponiiten setrunten
unb iiber bic S4on6eit bes 2iebes sez
ffprp9en. &ann elm Mitglisb spDlf
filberie Mebaiaen porSeisen. 10 Dirb
es auf Soften Der 9efelf4aft beipirz
tbet, linn nirh elm &run5 aufseiebt,
er fann ii9 ben Wein forbern, pel9en
er trinfen min, unb erbGlt cine golbene
Mebdine, % Sbaler an Wertb :.
@ebeimratb Wolf (es lit Der beriibmte
pbilplpge gemeint) bebauptete lebtbin,
bura bic fr0bliden Sefdnse Der Sic
bertafel bon ieiner 19tperen &ranfbeit
erft pDGig genefen gu iein. SAT- bdtte
i8 aber 2uf. bic beutf9en Yoeten bel
Sbnen gu p~erflasen, bic fi9 in ibren
2iebern gar gu ernftbaft ausgeben;
man miiBte ia ppbl bes Wimmerns
unb Me9aens i'm eemetnen 2eben fid
pobl eridttisen fDnnen." @Oetbe bi4s
tete befanntli9 fir bic 8erliner Sic.
bertafel fein Ergo bibamus".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
TrMd3te umS 0emate.
Sra&te

Sra&tG
gepfeI-@ute ao@dpfel s2.oa-3.bo per
Tab.
8auonen ST.. 5000: Eesne sl-s1.6o.
@itronem $5.60-6.0O pei Ripe.
Dransen - $500 per Rife.
9rauben 1bc bis 18c per 8orb.
8irnen Tc-$1.26 per guibeI.
0emafe.
yothe Wiben 25e per Dutenb gun@es.
California GeIerp 86e-sl.0C per Sun&.
Dpter gIant 16e per Dusenh.
8raut = 76c-$l.25 per Sat.
WIumeniobI $3.50 per Dutenh.
Born SC per Susenb.
@urfen - &c per Dutenb.
soIat SOC per BuibeI.
BetertIie 15c per Dutenb Tun6es.
Ra1toffeIn - 65c - TIC per Buibel.
suBtartpfeIm - Strsiaia $l.75; Serlep
S}.oO-$4.CO per Sab.
2uiebeIn - 8otbe unb piebe $50 per
bunbert &funb Spanii9e 3miebeln sl.o'
per 8iffe.
NabieIe 1oe per Dutenh.
eptnat -75c per Sat.
tomatoes So per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Ssatg9e Sdnse In Tramfret9.

Sc siebt cine Mense bon Sdnaen, bic
bic Sranaofen BON 9eutf6lanb Der
iibernpmmen BADEN. S9on BEL ben
erften Soften Der Monar9ie entlebnten
tie einen Der beriibmteiten beutIden
SGn5e, bic r41emanbe" pber ben
rbeutf9en Sang, Der in ieiner ettpas
f9perfG[Iigen 9raaie Bel ben Soften
getanat tpurbe, bic SranS 1. &arl v.
gu @bren berantaltete, unb Der fi4 Biz
gum IL. Sabrbunbert GROCER 8eliebt>
beit e~rfreute. sSn elmer alien S9ilbe>
rrng bes San5es beiBt es: nSie f0nn@
ten i'm in @eieqi9aft tanaen, benin
lpenn sic elm SrGulein an Der Sonb
baben, t6nnen mebrere anbere iiG bin>
ter Sbnen au%ffelen, ieber nit elmer
Dame, unb ale suIammen geben in
l~anefamem Sempo in bret Yas balb
Dor, balb Surid, unb tpenr sic an
bas @nbe bes Saales eelangt iein
perben, fDnnen sic riidpdrts tan5en,
pbne S6re 9amen lossulaFen. Oie
anberen tperben i'm Safte folgen, unb
penn bic Spieler ben eriten She'll be-
enben merben, nirb ieber ffiIfteben
unb nit isinerO Dame plaubern." Sarz
auf fplgte Der speite unb brittle She'll,
unb man fiiete nie beim Ceramic
feline Spriinse binau. I'm ben Sang
gelesentli9 lebbafter unb munterer gu
MAIDEN, entfiibrten ppbl audi iunee
2eute bic SdnSsrinnen ibren &apal>
lieren, unb Die Sablrei6en 8erfulsun>
gen unterbra9en ben Sang f%einespegs,
ionbern ma6ten i'm nur lebbafter.
4m Sofe 2uopigs w. tpurbe bic
@Iemanoe apar pieber uufeenpmmen,
aber febr tpenig getanst, ba Der &0nis
bus Menuett ppr5og. Man lit gez
tpObnli9 Der Nnfi6t, b1b Der WulSet
bon Seutf9lanb na9 Sranfrei9 gez
fommen lit. Sas lit iebo6, pie Der
@aulois bebauptet, elm Srrtbum. 4ls
Die Sranapfen i'm BON ben Seutf9en
ii6ernabmen, baben tie rlur ibr eieenes
9ut piebergefunben. Der Wal5er,
ben lie i'm Sabre 1895 bon ben Seutz
f6en entle6nten, nor ieit bierbunbert
Sabren elm frunSOfii9er Sang getpe@
fen; benn er lift ni9ts anbers als bic
y@olte", bic Seinri9 Ill. als erfter
tanSte, unb bic Elm @alaer i'm Sreitatt
mar. Ni9t INNER bat ii6 Der @alz
ger elmer glei6en 8eliebtbeit er5reut;
bispeilen bat er Hipalen eefunben, Die
i'm Suriidordn9ten. 3uerit mar es
Der 9alopp. Der aus llngarn eefom=
lit. Inter Der Sulimondrdie CAB es
in ben Suilerien feinen 8aa obne Ga
lopp, unb in ben 9efanbtf6aften, be-
fpnbers in Der Diterrei9ii9en, mo mdn
vSdn5friibftiide" CAB, berri6te Der
8alppp unluni6rGnft. Damn fam Die
pplfu, bic aus 8Dbmen ftummte, bann
in Wier popular purbe unb bann Der
elegante Sang Der 9eieni9aft in 8a=
ben purbe; in Paris fI6rte lie Der
Sanslebrer Gellarius elm. Ser neue
San5 bate einen 10 bur9f6lagenben
Grfplg, baB Die Salons bes San5lebs
rers Der 3enbespousplab vi gani
paris tpurben. Mar ippllte nrr POlto
tdnsen, unb 5tpdr II 10, pie Geao=
rius ie lebrte. au9 ibr &u6m maj
perqGneli9; beute lit bic polfu aul
ben 8dlen gu Der bei9eioeniten Stole
suriideebrGngt. Nur Der @alser bat
iminter tpieber triump6irt, uno er II
beute mebr pie je Der 2ieblinestan;
Der Sugenb in alien 2Gnbern.