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volunteered some information, but
strange TO say, not one knew her name
A nameless hulk she ould have re-
NAMED TO us had l not after a quest
through many Offices, found Charles
Boudrow, who bought her about five
years ago as a hulk. and who remem-
bered that her name had been the
Lydia.
The age of the Lydia. we found
would make the oldest of the vessels
now degraded to the office of coal barge
or oil tank hide their decapitated bow
SPIRITS in Difference to her. BY the way
she has not escaped the hands of the
vandals any more than have the others
Her jib and fiying-jib, with part of her
bowsprit. are gone. AS for the image
al her bows, we cannot guess whether
it has been
Like nymph or goddess of old
Or Naiad rising from the water"
For not a vestige Of it remains in its
place. Why do people offer old ships
this indignity, wonder? Not content
with divesting them of their rigging
and most of their masts, which are
their limbs. we actually chop their
noses off in pure wantonness. Just to
show them. I could almost imagine the
ship bleeding from the wounds of that
sawed-oh stump, before it is healed by
lime dIlu the kindly atmosphere But
perhaps that thought is too silly to be
set down i'm print. ! am quite sure it
did not present itself to those who
gathered around what is left of the
Lydia that bright noon hour
See them copper spikes?" asked a
young man who was busy extracting
them with the aid of small sickle
They don't make ships that way now
You see, this is genuine copper. Just
you polish it up, lady. and II will shine
like il was new. The old ship is all put
together with copper spikes. They
don't do that now any more I've taken
out about three dozen Of them spikes
Sold them for ten cents apiece. Sou
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keelson and sternson knee
He pointed out how the. bows were
formed of the best knees OF timber so
that they should not be weakened by
any joints where the strain was great
est. He showed how she had been fur
Their strengthened by copper bolts sew
eral feet long.
The Ark Close BY
After lesson in shipbuilding, With
the Lydia as an example. l hied nc
TO the ark to learn ner later history.
It is only stones throw from the old
hulk. and one may read the name quite
distinctly. Marie Nelson. San Fran
cisco" This is not the name OF the
ark lady. however, but Of the scow
"as was" which is now the cellar Of
the dwelling. rang the front door bell.
A door bell in an ark is som ething OF an
innovation. but this ark has one 1t
has also plumbing and running water;
indeed. the only thing IL seems TO lack
is electric light. A little square house
Is set on the scov, aud ] never before
knew how scowS seem by nature de-
signed for just such use. There is
room enough on tho forward deck to
make a nice little veranda. where the
washing of the arkites was at that
moment futtering on the line. The
stern of the scow formed the front
porch. There were shining little win
dows with white curtains and bright
colored geraniums set in flower pots.
The bell summoned a little old wonn-
an who answered to the name OF Mrs.
Hansen, and was very willing 70 tell
all she knew.
It's been siven year I been here
now. My ould man he built this house.
and 1t cost $500 We lowed il over
from Berry street. Then when we had
got it around hero me ould man died.
he died for me In one day What could
] do? I was alone then, but ] had to
live some place. So 1 stayed here.
Shure, the water came all UP around
me house, that's how we could tow her
oyer here. 1 wurruked for me living.
and never begged help OF nobody.
When the fire was. me folks in New
England thought I was burrened out.
and they said masses for me, and ali
the time I was sitting here Just az
usual. And had thirteen people stay
ing in me house"
When Mrs. Hansen could be led to
forget her own troubles and tell about
the old vessel lying outside OF her door.
1t transpired that the Lydia had last
belonged to Henry J. Rogers, the pro-
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future will unearth her Just Al she II
today, will study in her the shipbuild-
ing OF the nineteenth century. Per-
haps he Will draw the conclusion that
in the great IRE OF San Francisco lthe
ships burned In the harbor.
For only what II sound and strong
To this vessel shall belong. q
Cedar. ofuMaine and Georgia pine
Here together shall combine.
And scattered here, and there with
these
The knarred and knotted cedar knees.
Our ancient sllfpwrtght pointed out
the parts OF the ship, exposedsto view
again as they had been when Il was
first fashioned.
There was the keel OF oak for
noble ship, scarfed and bolted, straight
and strong" There were the s"Gmbers
fashioned strong and true, stemson and
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prietor OF the California Iron Yard. WHO
had bought her from Mr.. Boudrov ana
had brought her TO tho place whers
she now lies for the purpose Of storing
old copper and iron junk In her. Some
OF the -Iawfess Inhabitants OF the neigh
borhood had set fire TO her In hope of
getting the copper, but tbs IRE was pus
out by the fire. department. Shs was
then abandoned by Mr.. Rogers a. tnt-
practicable for his purpose, ana shs
next step In her career was 20 become
the habitation OF gang OF robbers an
the beach
"Shure. and I was living here al eha
time. No, there didn't anybody DO any
thing to me. There was watsr all
around the ship then. ana they wsrt
out to her In boats at night with the
things they took. They didn't tvs
there; they tust stored things thsre
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yenirs. ] bought a pair Of three dollar.
and-a-half shoes for that money"
To such uses do ships come.
Yes, she is over 100 years old all
right. Built in New Bedford in 1904.
She came round the Horn in 1S49 She
was whaling bark, and has been
whaling in pretty nearly every place
you can think of. First on the Eastern
Coast. then. She came here and made
several trips back and forth. After she
came here she was sperm whaling
down around New Zealand. She has
been to Australia and the Fiji Islands
and up in the Arctic. There was an old
captain came round and saw me one
day when I was fooling round here.
and he told me all about her. Dunno
his name. Dunno where he came from
or where he went to-.
If only the ancient mariners Of this
world would know how to seize upon
wedding guests with longer memories.
Next came an ancient shpwright.
who 'had built ships like that long
ago"
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By Hanna Astrup larsen

II NAMELESS hulk with a history
reaching over a hundred years.
a little, old woman living in an
ark stra nded on an Ararat of
broken bricks and telling the story of
a time when the hulk close by was a
pirates den, while she lived un-
molested in neighborhood seldom
visited by the police. because lit was
too dangerous these We're the attrac-
lions that brought me through the mud
puddles OF Third and Townsend
streets to the vicinity of the Pacific
Mail dock. The lady and the ship both
hail from New England, but they did
not know each other way back East; it
was only late in the hospitable Cali
1ornia that their nelghborly acquaint-
ance began
on the made ground. close to the old
China Basin, well within the Enclosure
Of the triangle formed by the Southern
Pacific track. the new Mail dock and
The board walk leading down to the
dock, TO be strictly accurate, lies the
old hulk, not very high, but certainly
very dry With her stern sunk in the
mud, and her bow lifting charred out
lines against the sky, she is an object
interesting enough TO draw the atten-
ton for a little while from the spick
and span liners. the tall-masted schoon-
ers unloading lumber. and all the fas-
cinating tangle of masts and spars Of
the bay.
She's a has-been all right" said my
cicerone, as he climbed the deck and
reached out a steadying hand to me.
We literally climbed the deck, made
slippery by much burning of the sun.
for II ipclines at an angle greater than
storm tossed days Of her prime. We
peered into the dark between decks,
where the mud has accumulated these
many years, and saw q pool of stag
nant water, left by the last shower. in
her hold. The bulwark had been par
TALLY burned away, but the solid oak
timbers had withstood even the raw
ages Of the fire, and still formed a sort
OF railing around the deck. The sheath
ing, too, was destroyed in places, leav
ing the stout framework Of the vessel
exposed TO the daylight Only one mast
remains above the mud. though she
must have had three in the days gone
by. A charred stump a few feet high
IS all that is left of those 'lordly
pines" The sides Of theshun were full
OF wormholes so large that a woman
could easily stick her whole finger
into one of them. Seeing the havoc
wrought even in the oak sheathing, one
can understand how IN the days Of
wooden vessels the worms could ac-
tually sink a ship.
The Lydia as She Lies
It is a truism that the interest of
strangers will often attract the atten-
ton of the natives TO their own euriosi-
ties, which might otherwise pass unno-
tsced. It happened that our voyage of
exploration was made in the noon hour
and our Investigations attracted a num-
Der OF what one Of my water front
friends would call the "denizens" OF the
locality. who have doubtless seen the
old hulk every day for years without
thinking anything about it. They all
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scribed by Longfellow She is YES
sci as goodly and strong and stanch
as ever weathered a wintry sea-" Fire
cannot destroy her. She has been set
on fire several times, but only the
sGGhter parts of her anatomy have
been consumed. An AK cannot chop
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her. for. the attempts to break her UP
have been useless and She has been
voted too tough. She is already par
.icll- sunk in the mud now. and with
the gradual filling in of the land she
will soon be quite covered. In 1000
years from now the archaeologist of the
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& 8.

Guf elmer 9urtep Saao in Der
Wdbe BON Sunctiuu puroe elm aemii.
ier Srant @eIs ppn ieinem Brnoer
Onter oeriebentli@ geimofien unb
ihmer nertpunoet.
Wie aus Nnitin gemeloet miro,
lolIen Der ndbften 2eQtslatur smei
Bills in Besua auf Reforn1er in un.
ierem Shulmeien sugehen. Die cine
Dronet bic @infibruna iibereinftim.
member Sbulbuber fit ben gaaaer,
Staat an, Die anoere bic @iniebnna
zines ShulsS Superintendent fiir lie.
oeS County. in ben, iiA n,ebr ais
1000 idulpfihtige &inoer befinoen.
- SIN Del 8io alaubt man, Der
n%ielaenannte Sibles, Der bic Shaf.
siibter Stallion unb gautbprn ernture
bet baben lou, babe einen 9~elfersbel.
fee gebabt. Die Heb6roen fiuo lest
eifriQ auf Der Suhe nab einer1
iDlden.
- @ie cine 9epelGe aus 81 BoIu
n1eloet. arailiert auaenblidlib bort
oas Eppbusfeber.
Der fribere 8onareBreprdlens
tant Suro aus Seoalia in Wiiiuuri
bat in Nueces @0untp q. 900 Nder
2ano aetauft.
- Sa bee NGbe BON Yabtor bat elm
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9risntati(be S~prndmeisbeit.
Oun oiktor %atIsmp,rer.

rNN"P'thh'
usberrastt Du Dxin Beib i'm fieben e&aA,
Beng bib berab unD bDr' ibr aul
Gin lSeib tann plauoern alerhanb
uno babel ftrt6en unDermaupt.
Msnn Dir Elm Guofen Sdie ~berIhpawA.
qrife hein Saus!
S9nlb tit oas Sod in Der 6~iidentpans
unb ni6t bic Wuus.
gNas lberF on bid UNI 9bron nnb Mei@s
&b Der, oh Iener 2entsr tptrD,
Nu bleibf bod tnlmer angeiHirrt,
'AHD Sob uHo Neitibe bleibt iieb aleih
Gmpfinbii6 ipiro, tper au8u berriih:
Hns Der Gmpfinolide 1T u6rrti@.
WrHn bid elmer Gisl beibt,
2eusn' es BRETT!
Wsnn bid amei gie ibsltsu, Y
SAB IS 9elteul
Nte erbtelten ibr Beprdae
Cob uHo RHaben obue Snldss.
IS fsen bitle beim Mtabl bereint
unS fnb fb oenno1 ipinnefeinb
uno itbtporen, bab ie it6 lieben una fdSass,
Snoeb fe beinlli6 bic 0ol9e tpeseH.
@iait hu bid I'M @ein erlabsn,
Wust bu offne Mueen baben!
QUITE bib! I'm man6e Rebe
6anoe itlinst ibr Spiuueeiuebs.
Wann lit cine Stabt perfluht2
a8eHn bic Suseno teine S6ule beIudt.
gser anDers lebt llnD anbers lebrt,
SeH' Brebtat bat a~eringen Mertb.
User ni6t iein eiasn 8rut seipinnt,
G!ettt einem muttcrloIcn Sinh:
Sas llegt oil ftouder trenSen 8rnh,
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Yorbereitunsea su @eibnadteH.

Wie giebt es bod gu bieIer 3elt,
Sn ieoenr 6aus riel 9eimlicbteit.
@s 1T elm 9uid]ein, elm 8erteden,
Sn auen Winfeln. allen @den.
Der Batter qualt iid nit 8eoenten,
Was pey.6 tb tpDI benfftnoern Ibenten?
Bus mol bic teure Satin oann,
Wis 8eibnnbtSuunlb fidb auSer5nnu?
Die Mutter bolt bic Seituna iih.
Gleft bic Mnnuncen fIrlDrglih.
Onntit 3tm &nufen bDn @elhenten,
Sic meiB nDbin bic Sobritte lerfen.
Die Enbter tuar ppr alien 3eiten,
W0l lebr ge5hidt in 5nnbnrbeiten,
9Db beut' 1T 6tes ni9t u1ehr MODERN.
Drum tut Tie es aud nidt mehr germ.
Der Sobn, tpie gutter Britoer Braub,
Sentt an Der Shuefter sSreube audi
nno mibt iib ab. auf onB er fiube,
Bas lie mol m6bt als N~ngebinbe.
8eim Sntuelier febrt OnteI an,
Die Eante oenft an MaraipaH;
So bat rin Sober feline SDrgen,
Bas er beihaft un18eihna9tsmorasu.
@eibdftig eilt man bin unb Der,
Die Guswobl lit ia oft iebr inwer.
Sit Reiner 6a. Der raten tam,
@as man am beiten irbenfen fam?
Stun tpeiB i'd einen auten 8at.
Der mod b aS gnte fir iib bat.
9aB Batter. SHUTTER. 9phter. SuhH
8ufrieoen fino init bieiem ih0u.
gs 1T, ida Jag es fret hernus.
DaS Zone gtar 0ter! Sn ieben, Saus
SIT es Elm bohmiutnmmner @aft.
gu benz elm Sober lan9t nit Saft.
9arob tein lanaes &opfaerbredbeu.
Rein ueberlegen unb 8efpreben;
GeStelt guh Gone gtar8ter aur1 Sefs
SD tuei6. bas lit bas NGerbeh.
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Nm bic Rrebitoreu non Sam Wabe.
rid.

Dieieniaen. Die Jorbernneen ge.
gen Sam Wauerid baben, meld3e benz
Ma5ienuerpaIter Reaean 9onftpn
nidt eingereidbt Doer BON ibm niht
bemiIiat. bic aber uun Wars ". SRA.
uerif, @eu. Us. Maperid, @. s..
Mauerid iibernUmmen uno jp1ter
BON Marp u. Mauerid alein iiber.
1ummen muroen, mDllen baour Rus
tia nehmen. oaB menri bic Certificate
our Beiteinigung einaereidt rperoen.
ib am IL. December 1906 uno nad3.
Der Bis aum 81. DECEMBER 1906 oa.
rauf cine Dioioenoe uun finf Broaent
beaahlen peroe. Brdientiert Die Ger
tififate SO. 103 &uenue 8.
Us. D. SO erid,
unabbdneieer Berpalter Der Naf.
laNeniGaft Der perftorbenen Mnrb 81.
Waoerid.
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ramsetsemtnms= uepertraausaeu


Mas 9 unb O u Maurer an @ufon
@%raebner, @runotid an Der Gib.2areou;
$500.
Souls 8mricb ON q 8 9ilpprth. ale I'm.
ipriAe auf NacblaE o gliiabetH 9urIh;
$1,000.
@rel ReerIheibt al, 8 . Warnpd.
@runbitiid an Der Durango GtraBe; $500.
s s 8idlnnb an 3aul Meer5heiot,
@runoHld auf Broipeft Sin; 5000.
Mlbtn Seioel an s IS 8ennod, @run6s
ftld an ber Saps 6trabe; $1,000
Oscar Beratrnm an Sufta @arsa,
$500.
emile 6ersbere an & S &Dorieuea,
@rnnoftitd an Der Serbberg Nnenue; $500.
M 5 9erpitt on Gus S 6aieIoff. Gruuo.
ftid an Der ghupeberas unb Der Durango
StraBe; $3.50.
Sos 8ohI an hilbert Smith, @~runohid
an Der Bolton StraBe; $3.50
6rik Saggi nno Srau an Sautinp Ser.
rats, 9runoHhd an Der @aftro Gtra6e;
$500.
Bm s Moeseliu an So Ritterrnann, 80
Gder ganb; $3.50.
3 3 &emling unb Srat an Sp Sitter
NOM; 30 Nder 2an6; $110.
Do Warnnd unb Sra,t an 6 q 8DDne,
Grmnofi6 auf 8rDipeft Sin; $500.
grnit Spnas unb Srau an permann
Yrins, % ader 2anb; 81 u u.
Grnt Sonas unb SSram an Sermann
8rtn5. 347.8 Nder Yanb; $1,000.
Willie g Smith uno 6rau on 8 9 Selo.
man, GrnnhftGd an Der SedbFen Giraffe;
G5250.
9bereia Saatt an guftap 8 SafeluT,
@%rnnoftld i'm neuen @lpd 1888; $2lO0.
Gam 6 Slad unb Srau an 5rau emma
q 9arid. g%runbfid an Der 8uena 8ifta
StroBe: Sberifs<g ertauf; $685. 80.
9enrp U Mondton an Charles @er.
nette. 270 Gder 2anb; $4,000.
. 8 ano 10 s Searb an Mnntie Mit.
9elt, Grunoftld an Der gde Der Norb.
Shores nnb Der Waiun StraBe; 81 II VI.
Sacob s Beber unb 5rau an Grau
Wearp 3 Altaelt. Grunbfid an Der Norb.
Shores StraBe; $500.
goruin &outlebge unb Jrau an g u
Stieren uno Ism Nobrouoisfi, @runo.
it'd an Der Soiepbine Strn6e; $500.
Sugo. Sbmelser & 60 an Daniel Nas.
ler, @rnnoftld an Der Ode Der Grpsbs
un6 Der 8il0m StraSe; $1,000.
3ugo. Sbmelber & GO an Hbilipp Siers
bolaer, @runbitnd in Blpd 1881, $500.
Sophie &%ein1ann an Balentine Sherrer.
@rnnoitid an Der gde Der Slater nnb Der
Rorth Strase; $500.
81 piloehronb mnb 5rau an 5raR Abe.
line be y Dane, @runbfad an Der gde
Der Nonteren unb Der Nanibab StraBe;
$500.
B g Sorrels nnb Srnu an 6reb 8eneet
nno Baul Weerid]eibt. @runofnd am
9eruen 8loce; $1,000.
Sohn Sbarer an s 8 NrnD, @runb.
fid in sDutb Seiebts; $lS7.
Garcia SbparB an Soe g Sin. gruno=
ffld an Der SfsNuinch 5tra6e; $50
Bm OobrDmolSft an 60 0eres, @runbe
Nht an Der &uis StraBe; $275.
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Mnf etser Ianaeren Mefe

lplte man INNER Mittel gum Gfute Der
Geiunobeit BET fidb baben. unb tuie niel
mebr erit AMI Der ldngiten Reiie, Der nurh
bas 2eben! GIN 9ladlihes 3urldleeen
6erielben lit gar nidt oenfbar nbne elm
Bluterneuerun9smitte BON Der art Der bes
rihmteu ct. Bernard &r~duterpiIen,
ruelcbe ouf ben Naaen unb bic Ieber mir
ten, berer1 &rontbeitenI perbiten nnb bel.
len unb bamit cine aeiunbe Renae guten
Blutes berfteIlen. Sic beitehen nur aus
YFonsentoHen. Sic finb nidbt lbersudert
oa iie feline Spur dsenbeu CITIES enthalt
ten unb seIfen obue Gusnabme. % Cts.
9~lpptbeten.
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Die ,Rhein. sWeff. 8te." unter.
breitet ben folgenoeng ntibuloiaunas'
aettel zines ftplaen Baters an Den
2laRenlebrer ieines Gpr6Blinas ber
;, meiteren Oefentlibfeit" Meir
SObn Dior Tam beute bic S@ule nidt
beinden. oa &c fid, gum eriten Wals
raiiert bat.
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SQUAT gpriuas Nariers.

Dieie, cine Der ar5steri BaumIGns
len, bietet aud bieles Jnhr tuieber
elner arp6en 8Drrat an Obfts uub
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.O bit. Hes
ben aller Mrt. Stolen, BlIr1ens3 npIs
len. Gdniereiert unb Halmen. @ir
feine reiienbsn Maenten. tbns
men baber quite @are biliaer pertnus
fen ala nnbere. Shreibt IN, unIes
rem grpBen. eleganten Rntnlng. &c
foftet rrr Sc Hurtu.
Moreiie: Dttu 2UGe.
SEEM Grnunfel8. Terae.
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Ipren

haben teiue Chren. Nan ipx nidt Gues
glauben; gefuiB nibt. 8enn fih aber
Sehte erbieteu, gutb t~ptenfrei ben 8e.
ipeis gu liefern. baB tie elm unfeblbares
SetlmitteI fir SamDrrboiben baben, Wna.
telis aenannt, 10 rpdret Sbr grpse Eoren.
taas Shr nift Die 8rube NIT Der Drube
madbt, tpeIdle P. Neustaedter & Co, Box
4l6. New York. tofenfrei uno porto
trei an iebe Goreie uerienben. 8robiert
60 uno SIR tperbet balo fiuben, baB VIVA.
teIts, tuie in ieoem Taae, aud gud biift,
9uh balo Ginoeruus unb balb oauob
oahsrnoe Sellunq uericbaft.
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ber nidt eeibehen. Iber unporiid'
t,a bat er aehanoelt, als er ith nit
Bieree einlieB, oenn Der Seroaht
elmer ileaitimen G%erbinouna mtro
INNER at, i'm, haften bleiben, oa Die
qroBe Maffe niemals glauben miro,
oaB 8oilep BON Dem 8aratter oer
@eieuihaft feline Ibnuna aebabt
babe, unb ebenio wentg, oaB &c niht
geuubt babe. aus meiien Safe bic
@e[oer fatner. Die er en1pfnQ.
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Mrelimatiiirte Obfs Yarme!

SG babe eineri arpBen 8urrnt BON
bier in Teras gesoaerei BdHmen.
8ieritrduhern, HDier u. |. o., aueg
Halrner unb aliberen Tups. uu0
Blun,e1 Yfansen. Reine Breife
lino reht. Bufrieoenbeit lit narau.
tirt. Gin Snipettor' q. Gertifitnt nit
ieoer Beiteuung. Shreibt iofort an
midi UNI &atnlpa. NorefTe:
u. 30. StetnbriHs. Nurierpmau,
Seem Braunfels, Teras.
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pei m

6rau (sum Bbotuarapben): SD
fomme. INN Sbuen su iaaen. oaB uis
fer Tamilienbilo burhaus niht sus
frieoeniteqeno aemuroen lit. Wein
Jingfter fiebt mie elm Wife aus. =
Bb0tograpb: .Sa. Iiebe 5rau. oas
bdtten sic beoenten lDIen, ebe Sic
i'm ptotoarapbieren lieBen!"
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liGe aDloene1 airbeneerdte fiub pur
inner, oeruubt tupr0en.

line gDloener 8ir1eneerGte fiub pur
linen geraubt moroen.
Uteloungen aus Der Staot @its
ten in @eitfalen beitdtigen bic Ser.
mutunaer. oaR Der furhtbaren @rplos
fiun in Der &Dburitfabrit. hurh uels
DIE 80 Weulben getDtet uno u1ehrere
0unoert perlebt muroen, elm teufli.
DIES Gerbreben 3u @runoe lIeat.
91namitpatrDnen. Die in elmer be-
uabbarter Sabrit a~nqefertiot maren,
bat maj, in ben &uinen Der serItDrs
ten Tabrtt g%efunoen, rpu uDber ME
9unomitpatr0nen aufbewabrt tpa'
rem. Dte Bolisei bat nod feline
WutmaBung oariber eeduBert, uer
fir Die upreefunoenen Dpnamitpatrp.
men in Der Hoburttfobrif oerantmorts
lib au MAIDEN lit.
Die preuBiihe R~eaierunq bat
lire nit Spanuung ermartete @nts
iheioune in 8etreff Der Geraltuno
Der ourh ben Zoo oes @rabiIhpfs
Or. BON 9tableusti pernaiften Grss
biDsele @nelen, Boien abaeaeben. sic
bat Den 8neiener Dumprppt uno
ap1ituliihen Bro .Dnator DurIaemsti
iomie ben BDiener @eibbiidof uno
@eneralpifar Or. 2teDmsti, melHe
bon ben beioen D%omtapiteln su Ser
ruelern oepdblt morben iino, als io[s
die beitdti9t. Die 8eitdtiaune oes
8eibbiihofs Dr. 2itomsti bat eiuiee
ueberra1hune beruorgerufen. oa bic.
Ter als Die Seele oeS Samples eeeen
ben Gebraub Der oeutlden Sprad]e
bel benz Religiunsunterriht in ben
T0lfsihulen gift.
MHerlet.
- Die .@rpreB" reet iid iber bas
Raruufiel auf, oas auf benz NlQno
Blasa fteht. Damn ioIte 1ie aber
audi gegen bic 8uoer mdbreno oes
StraBen'g arnenals pppDnieren, bic
w~ahrbaftia nibt CUR 8erih5nerune
Der Blasa's uno Straben beitraQer.
- Die Sanitdtsbeh6rbe bat ben
Tleiih . Snipeftor autpriliert, aue8
Sleifb III tDnfis3ieren, uelbes pur
Shlahtbduiern auBerbalb Der Staot
Commit. Dieie Nnftalten entsteber
ith Der Bieb. uno 5leifhs Snfpettion.
- Die Gteuersabler Der gerbei.
ierunasoiitritte 9, 10 uno II finb
ungebalten bariiber, baB tie Die Mebr.
Steuera beaablen miiifeu. bic linen
ourb Die Bpnos auferleat iinb. rpab.
reno oieie Bonos mod nibt Dertauft
uno bic BerbeHerunaen nod niht
ausgefibrt, la nod niht einrnal in
Nnarif genur1n1en tuurben.
- Das reueite 0eft Der tunItae.
merblihen 8eitibrift .&unftaemerbe
fir's 6aus" lit uns ipeberl auaeaa,1s
gen. Sc entb1lt cine Neibe porsfa.
lider 5Iuftratipnei1 uno erlGuternoer
artitel. oeren 8med es lit, fir cine
mebr finitleriihe Q~usftattuna bes
6eims in ntDbernem Gimme Brppas
ganoa 5u MAIDEN.
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TaIideQ uffafiuna.

.,Sa. 6err." iaate elm ioloatilt.
ousieberoer Wann. ,,ih babe Is
Sabre i'm Dienfte oes Staates suge.
bradt." sd audit" iaate Der
Gnaereoete unb itredte feline Sano
aug, ..m0flr batten sic benn Die Is
Suhre?"
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Ric. Eenag bat elm 10 aroses
2ager BON Grtiteln aner Mrt. Bup.
pen. @eieQlhaftsipiele, 9uilettetd'
ften, Shreiblerpiee. GpDrtartitel,
Spieliaben &C.. oaB es nidt ihmer
fallen tam, fir Rinoer Doer Grmad.
iene elm padenoes acknowledgement
~ fnoen.
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100 Mder &anO.

nuppn beinabe allies tnltipiert III -
80 Gder tulturfdbig, arenst am Ok
bolo TluB. orei Weilen BON bee
Station gibolu; pertnanentes Hais
ierloh. $35 per Gder. 2a5t Gu&
cine 2ifte BON uertaufbnret, Jaryn.
I1rbereieif fprntter.
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Xuut Werfamf hiQia!

Sin tleines BDrseaan., Glaer
uno 8leGmarens@ eihdft 1T inter
benz Sintauspreiie aeeer
baar 81 nertaufen. Wahsufraaen
i'm Bubmnren : 2aoen BON
VI. m n n.
329 Oit.g onmerceftr. Gan Nntoniu.