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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-15
MR.. farmer

Now that YOU are done
having. your next aticn'
ton will h. t. look after
your fences. and iemcm.
Der we sell the "Pitisburg
Pcrfect Fence" IS inches
high. for 26c per rod, in'
GLIDING the staples. Think
.uf that. Barbed Wire also
ON hand. The best Barn
R-l" Paint in town, only
soc per gal. All sorts and
kinds offarmers' supplies.
1t is coming fall aud you
need 10 look out for your
heating. We can supply
yur every need. Steam,
Hot Water or Hot Air,
Stoves and Ranges :: :: ::
Wins|oW & Remington
a29 MAIN ST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-15

Weather Probabilities.
Thundershowers fresh to brisk south
east to south winds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-15
TAIILE or PEItcENTAoEs

fsfs o. tluulH d ThIl1lT IVIIHI = iIlffTi
~ Petty and susdsn. Binder az
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
A BIC LUAU
YESTERDAY At NIU
w. w. DIMOND & co. GIVE THEIR
ANNUAL OUTING TO THEIR EN-
PLOYEo-A PLEASING AFFAIR.

w. w. Dimond & Company gave
their annual luau and outing to their
employees yesterday at Niu. Every pre-
paration for a luau, in true Hawaiian
style had been made, and not feature
of such an affair was wanting. There
We're about forty-five persons present,
all of them connected with w. w. Di-
mond & CO., and members of their
famt ves, except Dr. and Mrs. Hoff-
man During the day there were ath-
letic sports and prizes were awarded
the winners. Music was furnished by
an orchestra composed of employees.
At the luau itself there were congratu-
latory speeches by e. A Berndt, the
manager, and by e. Wolff and other
employees. The affair lasted all day.
Just as preparations We're made to sep
arate the whole company joined in
singing aloha Oe."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
VAUDEVILLE AT THE ZOO.

saturday evening, July 18th, the Zoo
will be the scene of much joy and de-
light on the occasion of the opening Of
the new theatre which has Just been
completed. Vaudeville will hold forth
on the boards, and a right good pro-
fessiOnal aggregation of artists will be
on hand to delight the audience. with
clever singing and dancing acts, good
ballad singing, funny Coon and char
acter songs, banjo, guitar and mando-
lin selections, and acts of equal merit
calculated 20 please and delight.
S:45 o'clock is the time set for the
commencement of the program, and
beginning with Saturday evening, July
10Th, a good vaudeville performance
will be given every Saturday evening
Cars connecting directly with the Zoo
cars will leave corner Fort and King
streets at 1921, 1857 and 1927 O'Clock.
These cars viii be met at the junction
by large cars and trailers, and the
crowds will be looked out for by the
Rapid Transit in good style
Parties wishing to reserve seats I'm
advance can do so at 10 cents a seat
extra by 'phoning to the Kaimuki Zoo.
Blue S471.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
NO NEWS OF
AWARD OF BID
DIR. COFER WILL PROBABLY BE
ADVISED BY MAIL OF THE RE-
SUIT.

DR.. Golfer the head of the local qua
formation yet concerning the award of
the bid for the construction of inn
provements at Quarantine Island, al
though the bids were opened at Wash
ington recently. 1t is possible that
Dr. Golfer may not receive any prompt
official notice of such award If the bid
be awarded to Cotton Brothers and
Company of Oakland, the firm that
made the lowest bid. The contract
would i'm all likelihood be signed up in
that city. If some local bidder re-
ceives the award, the contract would
be sent to DR.. Golfer by the mail steam
err after the Alameda. Private advices
may announce the result of the award
however before DR.. Golfer gets the Of
fetal notification of the fact.
There will be one detail of the work
which will be an innovation in this
county. The piles are to be surrounded
by a shield of cement and lumber. After
a pile will have been driven, it will be
surrounded by some lumber which will
be driven into the mud and in the space
between the pile and the outside shield
is to be placed cement. This style of
structure will give the new wharf the
appearance Of having been constructed
on massive lines when as a matter Of
fact the new arrangement will be sim
ply for the purpose of protecting the
pile against marine insects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
HAWAIIAN HOTEL
MILITARY DANCE

The Hawaiian Hotel has taken the
first rank and is now the best conduct
ed hotel in Honolulu. Under Fred
Church's management the old and well
known house is gaining friends every
day Church is a live man and his en-
ergy is remarkable. He is constantly
Offering entertainment for his guests
and the people Of Honolulu. The little
social affairs are very successful, but
tonights affair will be an event A
military hop will be given in honor of
General George NJ. Randall. Colonel
Patrick Henry Ray of the Fourth In
fantry, Captain William T. Little
brant OF fine Twelfth Cavalry and
Capt Elenore F. Taggart Quarter
master-Captain of the transport Sher-
man, and the officers and ladies of the
troopship. Colonel Ray has kindly
consented to let the Fourth Regiment
band play during the intermissions Of
the dances. Major Van Vliet of the
officers of the Tenth Infantry, Captain
Combes and the officers of the Restor-
er rs well as the townfolk are cor
daily invited by Manager Church to
be present
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
JAMES F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEEF
SYMPHONY CLUB CONCERT.

Seats for the moonlight concert to be
given by the Honolulu symphony Con-
sert Society on Saturday evening next
at the Waikiki grounds of Jas. b. Cas-
tie are now on sale and very salts
factory business is reported.
The tickets are only fifty cents each
and may be obtained at Ehlers e Co..
Wichman e Co., Benson Smith e Co,
Hollister Drug Co. and Hebron Drug
Co.
Rehearsals are proceeding as well as
could possibly be desired and those
who attend the concert are assured OF
& musical treat.
Then there will be the picturesque
Castle grounds, lit by the full moon, to
enjoy; and the cool breeze from the
sea- driving away the dusty memories
of a hot, summer day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
NEW STEAMER SERVICE.

WAILUKU, July THE people of
this island are to be congratulated on
the new steamer service, which affords
two regular mails per week each way.
With the new arrangement, mail by
the Mauna 10 will reach Honolulu in
time for reply by the boat leaving Ho-
nolulu i'm the afternoon. 1t will also
be a great convenience for those who
travel frequently, inasmuch as steam
ers are going to and fro more than
twice a week. 1t seems though as if
the merchants of Central Maui would
not appreciate the change so much.
All freight from Honolulu destined for
Central Maui always comes by the Ka-
hului route, and with the new sched-
ule, this freight will arrive at Kahului
on Saturday morning If any of the
big A. H. steamers are in port at Ka-
hului, the probability is that freight
win not be delivered until the follow
ing Monday. This would not be appre-
eiated, more especially where perish
able goods are shipped.
No doubt this question has already
been discussed, and the Kahului Rail-
road Co. will, in all likelihood, be able
10 cope with the situation. With the
change in steamer schedule the First
National Bank of Wailuku has an
nounced that its doors will be closed
on Saturdays at ! o'clock, following
the lead of the Honolulu banks in de-
claring a half holiday on Saturdays.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
MAGOON'S WILL.

The will of the late John Magoon
was admitted to probate this morning
by Judge Lindsay. Attorney j. A.
MagOon was made executor without
bonds, in accordance with the wishes
of the deceased.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
PARKER RANCH CASE.

Argument was heard by Judge Lind
say this morning on the motion for an
allowance of a fee and expenses from
the estate of Annie r. K. Parker, for
j. S. Low, who is petitioning as next
friend for the removal of Guardian
Carter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.
WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau Office, Young
Building.

Temperatures: a. m. -; a. m. IS;
10 a. m. 70; noon 81; morning minimum
~
Barometer s a. m so OS; absolute hui
nudity, s a. m. 5.S5S grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity a. m, 81 per
cent; dew point a. m. g.
Wind velocity: a. m. Z, northeast;
s a. m. II northeast 10 a. m. 10, north
east; noon northeast.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m. inches
Total wind movement during "A hours
ended at noon $50 miles.
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director U. s. Weather Bureau
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.

The following transactions were re-
ported at the afternoon session of the
stock exchange today: between boards,
10 Hawaiian Sugar 1914. so; II o. r. &
L. Co. ST 80.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10


A Sheriil sale Is advertised III TINS
issue
Morgan announces SAFE Oh WOODEN
buildings
Inc D D Arsll salleu TINS morning
Tor san FRANCISCO
Inc Darkehtlhe James IuII IeII Ma
haven july LOT the coast.
! Inc STANLEY Dollar cases VIII De trled
IN the ponce court tomorrow
Inc ,, > NeDraskah ana schooners
q. H. Billings ana olga are at hahu-
iul.
Ihe origahtihe Geneva had S7V tons
OF coal discharged at EIeeIe on Satu'-
DAY
Inc parkeIlllhe James IuIl salleu
from MakaWeh july Ior Port WINS
low
Inc STOCK DOCKS OF Oahu sugar Co.
WllI be closed TO transfers from July
Ilth to 10Th.
Inc transport sherman Will san
ABOUT CLOCK tomorrow afternoon Tor
san francesca
me park w. B' FIlht Is Loading sugar
AT MakaWeH' preparatory TO SAILING
LOT san francisco
CTlhllhal court Will De held by Judge
whitney this afternoon as the regular
calendar was not hhlshed at the morn
ING session.
All colilil'ulllcaIIoHs recurring the
CONSIDERATION OF the boaru Oh super
NlSolS snoulu ne auureSSeu 10 the
county Clerh'
''u''I"e VI "'Ii'e" were 'IreS'eu
!" '"e A"IeI u'Slllcu oll cH"ISeS VI
vas aicS, lheS are pelis prosecutor
III t'S pol'Ce courl IouaS'
ne ii@" aliaH ilaiilers ASSoCIa''oh
WI" 'e''ueI pa''queI u rlo"' w. .
hepburn at lhe Alexander houhS
iiU ~, vi l ueSuoS elen,ils'
we nave JUST IeceiNeu d collslslii,le',I
Vi "ei'OlouS sreen spanish oiiNes vino"
We a. 'eiliiis III Jun anu o,el IeOoii'-
ii'e'.u 49, I,,s, oi'V ,I1I Iie'' -
Uo.,,y citlN lHi,' .,'H ,,l'' III mas lis'
% '''ePi'U'ie ms ."iieu ~ ms nc" JIM CO.
Attorney Douthitt's number is Main
12S
Tho "Tobasco" far, oxford for men at
"a m is ne swell as can he and nossesses
wearing Qualities uneouaIed in many
more e,pensive shoes manufacturers
shoe 90 ira
Mrs II e Waitv and family re-
turned to Honolulu nv the Ventura
tbie waal, Tbav viii mako tbai, homo
,,it, M ord Nrrs Nr,,,,i,a rras,t,
at ITO T<inau ztrae+
Tho funara1 If tho 1a+o Ta,,es 0aap
viii be baId tornorrou, afternoon, At .. On
o,cIocl, from, the undartakirg narIore
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
FORECLOsURE SUIT.

The Bank of Hawaii has brought
foreclosure suit against S. X. Pua and
Mrs. Pua and NJ. ]. Carlos and wife,
for $1,000, on account of a note for that
sum, dated April, 1900 The note is
secured by a mortgage on property in
Kahawali, Kapalama, Honolulu. smith
& Lewis are attorneys for the bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
ZENOLEUM
FOR THE HOME,
THE HOSPITAL,
THE KITCHEN,
THE STABLE.

1t will kill the ticks and eas your dog will positively cure
the mango or any other skin disease. go
We have Zenoeum in 6ounce bottles with the
cork, which makes very handy for family
We also have good stock gallon
Daes &c For Horn y part part Cotton Seed
Oil and of Water and have the spray
keep cattle free from Horn other Fy Zenoleum is NON-POI-
SONOUS. sMs
16-ounce bottles 40 each Try one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
DESERTED BY WIFE.

Heinrich Carl Schmidt has brought
suit against Mrs. Theresa Schmidt for
divorce, on the grounds of desertion.
The couple We're married in January
IS, 1902. Thompson e Clemens are
Schmdts attorneys.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10

Want ads in The Star bring. quick re-
suits Three lines three times for 25
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
FRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS.

French - German in 5 weeks. Class
es at Y. M. c. A. French, 9 a. m, $3.50
and p. m. German, 4:3O and p. m.
Come and bring your friends.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10
AUCTION SALE
ON SATURDAY, JULY Is,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
WOODEN BUILDINGS

On lot situate on corner of Emma
Square and Emma Street, lately occu-
pied by d. p. Peterson.
Sale takes place on the grounds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-10

Other beer is just as wet but none
unacquainted with its merits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
GbirnrsildJc @crpflansnnsen.
Bon Or. &orI M t.

Die gbirurgie lit Die ar5tlihe @un.
berfunit. Sic ihredt nid)t 5uriif
Dor @ineriffen in Den Darn, Ole
@ane, Die Mil5, Den Mageit uto
ieIbit in Der llmgebung oes 8ebirns
probirt Tie poriihtie ibr aonnen. -
slber Gas, mas in ipeiteren areiien
bas grobtc Infieben erregt, iito bod
Gle 5ransplontationen, Die 8erpflan.
5utieeii, onrh Die es eelingt, oiird,
8erbrennlingefL 8eif)ipiire ooer Gin.
frierungen 5erit0rte ge5irfe Der aor-
peroberfl1de ipieoer 5t iiberbefen,
fiir bcrlorcn g%esongeile &orpertbeile
fiinftliden eriae 81 idoffen ooer
gnr einen aorpertbeiI BON eirtem
Menihen oilf einen nnberen 81 iiber.
fragen.
am bGnfigiten geiibt miro Die Ser.
pfldnsttng BON Sauptitiiden bon ei-
ner Gteae oes aorpers, ipe5u meiit
Der 9berihenfeI ODER Sberarm Der.
nnge3ogen miro, nuf cine anoere, De.
rem Gede burd einen aranfbeitspro-
5eb nernihtet tporoen lit. es lueroeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
Die brittle Surte.

Ser Gommcrnber5og 9o9islalu
8ebrt' emit in @riinberg elm:
nSe @irtb, mein 0urit lit groB
o'rum ihoff'
gitiiiime mir @einl"
Go lief ser @irtb in Gil berbei
llnb iprad) ppll Gbrfurdt idier:
% Ser, id bob ser Sorten orei,
@oi1 peIder wiinihet Sbr2
u9ie erIte trinfet friib mo ipat,
@er chen fam ltno mag;
Die 5ipeite trinft Der Wngiitrot
Nm bobem 6eiertng;
Die brittle lit elm eig'ner Sdlud,"
Sier hilbert iif iein Con,
Sic trinft Der gbt bon 0obrilu9f
Set Iangen Sobren ibon 49,"
aGie hritteber!" rief 9ogiSloip;
9oIb itono ite por Inn bo,
Cod ais er trant, oo ipor err baff
limb brittle grimmig; $50!
On idurfiber @irtb, Oh bolt nit
mir
9th Sp1bd)er Dir erloubtl
Gin airdenmonl Die Sorte bier9l
Gin SunOsfott, iuer oos eloubt!"
Tief be1lgt Der @irtb 5itr Groe iid,,
Boil Sommer ooS @eiidt:
pah, 9noo'ger SER, Sbr lieBet mid
9n Gn0e reoen nidt.
Die brittle 1T elm ei9'ncr Sdllid,
0a5u broud)t'S SceIenmutb;
Gie trinft Der Nbt bon Oobrilugb
Nur iuenn or 8ube tbrtl
@omin 9ormonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
Sauid).

@os 869crit Oh unO 5a9it Oh nod
limo griibelit bin un0 6er?
@reif 81 - mein S6ab! = Gold
gutter Souid
g8inft Cir 10 boIo nidt mebr.
SD gebe Dir Elm iunges Ser5
Mn 2iebe iiberreid),
llno aoienumen geb' id Dir
8or troulidL lieb ltno meid.
limo aud Die 8reibeit Il bic mir
pertb
@eb' i) Dir ~iiberoies,
lln6 piele 2ieoer obenorein -
8or idon mo numbering.
Shloe' Elm - mcin S6os; Die 3eit
lit gut:
Der Sriibling 5iebt ms 2onO -
Shlog' Elm: Sir AleS pil ih ni6ts
als II 9eine feline S1nbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
(ear ben Yeonntaess orrefponbenten. y
Sdlnmmcrlicb.


Ser5 iei ittu, Ser5 iet fill!
@aro 0ein Slid nll6 ihnoo' gu
SherberL
M6ateit Gat Dor g8eb oitd iterben,
MuBt in 0einem 9cio Gid foiienl
9ot Gid ic Gein Soft oerlniien?
&er5 iei It'll, mic @ott mill.
Sers Iei it'll, bah nur Mlltb!
Sdon' nidt in sic @eIt 10 bitter,
SonHeniheiu fornn1t nod 8eiuitter
1iefes 2ebeuS bcrbitc 2eiocn
Sin0 perqdnalid) mic Die 5reuoen.
Sab nur Mllitb, @ott lit gut.
&er3 lei It'll, ihIofe nur!
@ie Elm @ugcI fommt Ser ShIum-
mer,
0immt bis morQeu Qeinen Stunt
ller,
Sage quite Huht ben Sorgen!
&ieaeidt iteint oic Some morgei,.
Wiioes @er3, ioait ictt rubin.
@I|iiubGtb RuooIp9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09

geS ging er nit Dem 9riegS : W3ini-
tier Meneb6i uno 6orris ruoern.
Der Gulton llno 05enebbi nubmen
Die Hiemen, 0od man fam nibt redt
p~orfuGrt5, meil beioe nidlt reft rll-
bern fonnten. SrobOem mar ooS
8erqniigen groB. o@ier gibt'S fcinen
Sultun un0 feincu 8e3ier, rief feline
Woieit1t 6arris ST, Der am Steuer
lab, mir iirO HirOcrfnctte uno Sic
iinO Der 8uiiogier." @ir ii1b ouf Ell
ner Sabre. Sarris nobnl Den SpoB
orlf ltno iagte, 10 miieroble 6Gbrleu-
te babe cr nod mic gebobt, Oo 6e5oble
er oltb fein 6GbrgclO. Snoclien Der
Sutton erflGrte, Damn piir0en iie
i'm nidht an 2ouo icben, ltnO lie be-
ipritten SorriS nit @oiicr uno
our6nGBten i'm poqig, bis er ihlieB-
lid oaS 5Gbrgel0, cine bolbc &eictc
GO Yfennig) be5obltc, Die Der Sui
tan Damn befrieoigt in Die Goihe tied
tc. 9lber 0icicS luItige Neien bat
audi ieinc &ebricite. Der iungcSetrz
ider, Der ihle6t berotbcn it, bat Iein
2ono Dem Hltin nobe gebraht; eS
orobt ii6 in Inor6ie auf5uIoien. Scin
groBter 6ebler lit feline Grtrapagon5,
nit Der er ouf foitipielige 0inge per-
fGat; leidtgldubig Idbt er iib Damn
BON ieinen &0flinget uno unreelcn
aouileutcn bctrilgen mo bot oieSofe
ieirte8 EolaItes poQ mniiBer Sa6elt
Iteber. Sir ieinc pbotogropbiiden
2iebbobereien bot er i1brli6 etmo
t40,0000torf o%ltsgegeben. Wion iiber-
reOcte i'm, iih cine StootStutlde ott-
5lllegen. Die &nroiie fam on, ein
prodtooae8 @cbduoe, roth Iodirt,
nit griiniciocncn 8orbdngerL rotber
Sltifbod0efe, prlrpIrnem 2eoerge-
id)irr mo iilbernen pergplocten Be
idIdgen. 9bcr mos ioq man in Mos
rotfo nit eincm Mugcn2 @ege gtbt
es BORT nidt uno I'M 9on5en 2onoe
mar fein Efcr0, OoS iemals @cl6irr
getrogen bate. God Seine MoieItGt
moate oos &ergniigen 6o6en, BOB
oieie Stootsforoiie iid bemege, unb
10 muBten oenn bic SfIopen iie ourd)
ben @of 5iebeu, nobel Sr. Sorris i'm
@ogen lab lno Der Sultan oitf Dem
Bod. Gen nGdlten Gag regnete es,
uno GA mar Die Serrli6feit nit Ger
Suti6e aus. Gold tleine S6er5e
fonnen o6er iiber oie Gr6itterung, bic
gegen 0en Sllltoll berri6t, nidt meg.
t0ltihen; Die StGmme, Die ibm emit
g%ebulOigt, erbeben iid gegen i'm; Die
Eoraiiten unO 8etriiger, Die i'm ltnt-
gebcn, ntben feline 8iite mo Haipe-
tat aus. Sic miiien gar ni6t, mie
miioe i6 bin, Sultan 81 iein," iagte
er 81 Sorris. llno 8brGneu ltonoen
IN Ieinen Iugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
@olf unO Spradc.

9oS Bud Der Sprohe 81 leien, lit
nid)t obre @eiteres ,Srhcnt p%ergonnt;
man HuB hieS2eien crit lerncn, man
muB i~o5uiogen Die Sprode crit erler-
men, ole Die Sprade ipridt, @. S.
Htebl, Elm por5iigli6er &enner Oe5
8olfes, iogt in ieinem f0itliden@on.
oerbilde, er pflege iid otf ieinen
@anoerungen fleiBig nit 2cuten ans
oent 8olfe 81 %unter6olten; CT erruarte
ober feline oirette 9elebrlng bon III
men, iouoern beronlaiie Tie MIR gum
Heoen; oenn er moae MIR borelL pie
Die 2eute lpred]en. llno in Der Sbot
lprll0elt in i6ren Worten Elm GueQ
friiGen 2e6enS. Gem lire Its.
orildSmeiie lit nidt gefiinItelt, Jon.
bern natllripobr, ourdtrGnft nit III
REM 0enfen, Siiblen u1O Gmpfinben
oorltm lebenOig uno onidollidL
ogleidion Elm olisgeihnittencs Stiid
2ebell, nit pbotogropbiiher Srelle II.
@reifborfeit feitgebolten,"
9lber mir ooS geiprodenc @ort bat
oieie 8irfln9. Gem lpenn oerWtann
ans Dem Solfc ole Sober in oie &ouo
nimmt, miro er mcilt MIR 0elegent-
lid unb gegen ieincn @iaen 10 lpre-
den, ipie linn ser Sdnobel eetpodl-
len lit; pielnlebr glolbt cr bier oli
Stel5en einbergeben 81 miiIicn. ltn0
bel pielen @ebiloeten lit eS ipetig an.
oers. 8enige bon 0enen, Die oa
idreiben: lid beebre mid, Sbnen
on5i5eigen," o6er oeine nelie Sen.
hung Giearren tit algefommen uno
ufferire id Sbnen oicieIbcn" Ii. 81.
miirocn iene nidtSiagenoe &ebensort
ooer bicie geIdmodloie @ortitellung
Yofferire i'd" III ntiin0liber Heoc oe-
brnud1en. ga, man bat beobohtet,
Dab ser ~gelneine Mont, DER ionit MIR
ieine Munoort ipriht, iih abmiibt,
bodoeitid 5il reoen, lpbulo or ourd
Den Sernipreder perfe6rt; eS lit Inn
in oieiem Sale offenbor 8lt Wlttbe,
ais Oh er Die Sober in Der Sono bate.
80 erflGrt iid oud Der 3~eitnngsitpI,
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lungs ; sln8eigen. Sn bieiem Sinne
pfleet Elm Gresocner @elebrter poaig
treffeno 81 io9en: ngm ridtigiten
ipriht Die 9iitterfrou."
llnb luie nit Dem Spreden lit eS
nit oem.G eriteben. Shlih- unoltm-
tpe9e iinb Der groben Weitge perbobt;
lie liebt ben gerooen @eg, oos ebrli-
die, offene @prt; 0arum mill Tie aiid
bon Sronie ni6ts miiien, oorum fabt
tie oft mortlid ouf, mas anoers &c
meint lit. Die Neieung, iih an Den
ohBeren @ortlaiit al balten, bat BUS
Bolt oihteriid ausgeitnltet in ieinen1
G1ilenipieael, bon Dem @otbe io9t:
raae Sp1Be oes gubes bernben oa.
roilf, Dab alleaReuihen figiirlih ipres
den NM GnlenipiegeI cs eigentlid
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