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the arm. Vida laughed tai she cried, long
and helplessly
You silly" was what she said.
Yes. I know said Phil. watching her
softly. Il am silly But things ara hard
with me-you cant help seeing that For
IL seems to me that you see everything,
You are cleverer than am Most peo-
PIE are. am only a poor. useless fellow,
trying 10 do what is right"
And pray, si-. Of your courtesy. tel me
what do YOU judge 10 be right To en-
able YOU 20 rise ia your seif-esteem. must
/ consent TO marry a man who has never
asked newly. you are worse than M
Kahn. He. al least brought his inten-
tions up 70 the front door, and said his
say out like a mani
He loves you. Vida
''Who-AIr. Kahng'
You know very well-Vic Norris said
Phil. sternly. feeling his courage gather
as the path began 90 tangle itself be
tween clumps Of brambles already in
flower. and red and white raspberries
but he is too honorable 10 say SO. He
Will not even come in the evenings
ITO talk with Dick about dips and
strikes and exits
Not at all cried Phil. feeling some
how ridiculOuSly happy and impotently
angry with Vida. ''he has not said a word
OF you'll tell You he is too noble
Hum" said Vida, apparently deeply
disappointed. then this is not a prOfes-
sion Of love after all. as I had been led
to believe. Yet something IN your man
ner-'
"Oh. Vida. he loves you, He does love
YOU
c'What fool I am. Oh. what an
iroucIad fooliD
Vida put her hand In her pocket and
drew out her little handkerchief Then,
selecting the very center. she held it
daintily up 10 her eyes and pretended to
cry into it,
a foul attempt has been made on
the affections Of poor. unprotected
maiden" she sobbed L was led 10 be-
lieve-yes. your words said as much
and now"
Vida. could shake YOU"
Yes. s-do-do, Add violence 70 the
deceit you have 50 cunningly practiced
upon Il trusting heart How you can ever
look me in the face, But I an not so
feeble. so submissive. as I may appear
I viii have my r-r-revenge. A proposal
OF marriage has been made-by master
or man-it matters not which. at least.
not legally-either by Mr. LudOvic Nor
ris. or by his trusty henchman. Phil
CalmOnt on his own behalf. I call upon
the firm 70 stand by their wOrds-tO make
them good, Somebody loves me. Some
body wants 10 marry me 1 bid you tell
me which,
And suddenly. dropping sll pretsnse
with her 'kerchief. she turned upon Phil
two eyes with something in them far
,rore real than mere teasing could have
brought there. and red lips. moist with
fast-coming breath, little apart like the
hands she had spread in asking the last
question
Al the sight Phil completely lost his
head. and catching her almost roughly
in his arms, he cried out, careless OF
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
AT RECENT WEDDINGS.

Instead OF the usual bouquet. brides
maids at several recent weddings have
carried fat trays heaped with flowers. In
one case these trays Were heaped with
purple violets. 10 match the mauve
frocks. and in another with small yellow
pompom chrysanthemums. The tray is
carried fiat on q single raised hand, on a
Inc with the bust.
The bridesmaids who carried the chrys-
anthemum trays We're gowned IN sunny
frOcks OF rich corn-coloTed crepe, mad.
empire and trimmed with gold lace and
embroidery. They Wore huge corn-colOr
satin hats, with crowns OF purplish dah-
lias. set close together. and from the back
of each hat streamed a single long scarf
of yellow chiffon. trailing almost 10 the
skirt hem
Gold lace IS ever so evident in smart
wedding ensembles A fair maid OF honor
recently wore an Empire princess gown
of mauve liberty satin. made novel by the
addition OF a Vatican train. and this
lovely creation was topped by a bOlerO Of
gold lace, fragile and falrylike.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
TO BE c0NTIyrFD ro-,loRRow.
DIET VERSUS THE TEETH.
Care OF Latter Better Than study of
the Former. IL il Claimed.

tso7n the FIttscUg Pos
A too exclusive meat diet. We have
often been told. is responsible for can
Ger, rheumatism. scrofUla. and other ills
that flesh IS heir 20. Dietary experts
with much 20 support them argue that
the nervousness and indigestion that az
fict 50 many people nowadays are due
70 improper feeding and TOO much OF r..
local authority, speaking on the hy-
giene Of the teeth. tells his audience that
meat is better than the breakfast food
easily masticated diet for the teeth. and
points 10 the Indian, an almost exclusive
eater Of flesh. as a proof. Happily IN this
apparent disagreement CT doctors there IS
ray of light. for he goes on 70 say that
It is exercise and care rather than the
sort OF food TO which sound teeth are 10
be attributed.
The trouble is that with al The woes
we adults suffer in dentistry and need
therefor the teeth OF our children are
shamefuIly neglected. and are usually
lost or badly damaged before their value
is realized. Indians do rot have the
candy. pastry. the excessively hot and
cold beverages and edibles that we do.
/ They do not have our awful variety and
richness OF viands. They. are out in the
open an the time. with systems hardened
and Well adjusted to their environment,
and above all. few Of them ever know.
in the sense that We do, that they have
such things as teeth and stomachs. Dys-
pepsia. nervous prostration, and such Sis
] are exclusively the luxuries OF our civ
.
cerned, eat less, chew more. and keep
the mouth cleaned thoroughly and often
Make habit of all this so that the mind
may bs left freer for higher things, and
these lower matters will cease 10 trouble
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
SMART FOOTWEAR.

Old bhHA the color of the blue in gobe-
line tapestries, seems 10 be a favorite
shade for footwear. Silk stockings in this
color, with blue kid slippers cut into lat
tice openwork across the instep. are one
of the prettiest displays at the footwear
counter.
Big colored carnations done in puffed-out
ribbon and embroidery. embellish some
new black silk hose. which are gaudy, 20
put il mildly.
Silk-pleated stockings. made of a kind
Of crinkly silk tissue. which gives the
effect Of pleating. appear in huge plaid
designs. and are wonderfully smart with
dark-co.Ored gowns and black slippers.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
POCKETS AND LININGs.

Place has been found for pockets on
the palmer coats by making an opening
over the hips below the arm-slze and
finishing it with an oblong flap. secured
by buttons and sometimes trimmed with
a velvet inset.
Black coat Innings are gruesome, and
even with dull-toned coats. gray or tan
or white IS preferable. Heavy satin
wears better than anything else. unless
fur be preferred. and although the first
cost OF FUR is greater than all other lin
iugs. It is cheapest ia the long run. as
il may be transferred from one garment
20 another year after year.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
4 CHARMING CHINESE

The style Of a Chinese lady's dress ap-
parently never alters, but if she can af-
ford 10 do so she wears nothing but
silk. The first garment that she dons is
"A sort OF apron, a plain piece OF silk.
which is tied round the waist and over
laps behind. Then comes underjacEet
and oveTjacket. trousers. and apron. In
cold weather extra Jackets. thickly wad-
ded, are dOnned. says Home Notes.
II the fair Chinese is going to receive
friehds or for any other reason wishes
TO appear specially charming. she paints
her face with paste made Of rice flour,
which dries and gives her a most cada-
VeTOus appearance.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
FASHIONS FOR WOMEN.
Styles That Interest Paris.

of solidly wound gray silk. 1t has an
appearance OF great weight. but the mold
over which 1t IS wound is hollow.
The coat is Acknowledgment
model, half-long and loosely fitting 1t has
its front edges trimmed with an i'm
mense twisted silk cord and line of the
bobbins in two sizes. alternating. follows
the edges. The wide, short oversleeves
are also edged with the twist
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
TURNIPS AU GRATIN.

Peel and cut into cubes. Cover with
cold water and cook FIVE minutes. then
drain and cover with boiling water or
white stock and simmer gently until
tender. Make a cup OF good white sauce.
using tablespoonful each OF butter
and -four Melt the butter add the flour
and as soon as blended without brown
ing add a tablespoonful OF grated cheese.
When II has melted pour in a cup Of
milk. stirring until smooth and creamy.
Season with salt and pepper and pour
over the tUrnps Put into q well but
tered gratin dish, and if too dry add a
little more milk. Cover with buttered
crumbs and brown IN a quick oven.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
MAKING A CORSET BAG.

To make corset bag. use any sort OF
silk preferred and Just long enough TO
hold a corset
The bag is lined with soft, white silk
and interlined with cotton wool. through
which IS sprinkled sweet powder.
Before sewing the bag together, stitch
on, 70 the outer piece of the bag only,
a narrow pocket of the same material
10 be used as a receptacle for the dainty
gaTters
The bag is then sewed up and finished
in the usual way at the top.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
FROM WOMANS
POINT OF VIEW

There are two sides TO every question,
and the pompadour trouble Is no excep-
ton 10 the rule. An employer has the
best of rights 10 consider his own inter-
ests, and an emplOye has an equal right
10 consider her side. There IS no denying
that the adoption Of rules regarding wear
ing apparel has worked to excellent ad-
vantage, the neat black dresses in winter
and the combination of black skirt and
white waist in summer adding much TO
the attraction of shops and the conse-
quent pleasure OF patrons.
/ should Judge that II would also be an
economy for the workers. It certainly
reduces working clothes 10 simple proper
tions, and l know that TO be an item Of
some Importance. ! used TO attend a prI-
vate school where regulation costume
was compulsory The material and cut Of
the garments was always the same. but
pupils had choice OF three colors. blue,
brown, and gray. or course, black was
permissible for those in mourning, but
mourning garments were few.
Parents paid for clothing as for board
and tuition. and the difference between
daughters Of the rich and poorer stu
dents was lost sight OF in this clever ar
rangement There was a limit 10 the
amount OF pocket money pupils were al
lowed also, and I do not believe Il was
possible 20 have a happier. more con-
tented lot Of girls under one roof. and
several OF them were petted daughters
| ric rvh ho
good sense. IL seems. since they placed
the girls in a school where the rules were
not elastic
The complaint agoinst pompadours. as
! understand II, Is that they require too
much attention in business hours. This
is a good reason for complaint. for work
( ers are hired for business purposes. and
/ as neatness is a requisite Of decent living,
/ it follows that any fashion that does not
answer the requirements Of that and an
/ employers rights has no reason for eX-
/ istence. l never could see why there
should be any friction on account of
! reasonable wishes Of the man or woman
/ who pays the money. I endeavor 10
/ please my employers because I believe II
my duty TO do so-when I am tired of
doing it I have the open door as an al
| ternative.
/ know that there are men and women
who are difficult TO please, and oues-
ton the wisdom of wearing out strength
in attempting the task But why have
We the right to take the money OF such
4 people? Why have We the right to give
half-hearted service for fair compensa-
| ton? 1 know Of clever writer who
thought herself insulted because the edi-
/ tor OF the paper on which she was en-
/ ployed happened TO be a neat man and
took degree or pride in the appearance
! OF the offices He asked her 10 conform
! 10 the rules which governed his own
! room, rules Of order and neatness. and
he had a right 20 expect willing obedi-
| enee. He did not get it, for the woman
/ regarded him as a meddler and assumed
an attitude that resulted IN her dis
charge. I wonder II Il taught her les
SOM BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
a FOLIAGE FANCY

One Of the novel effects Of the season
is that the foliage and stems are often
shown TO match the color OF the hat.
while the flowers are in the natural tints.
Maline continues 10 be used As the
smartest material for the under trim
ming. and Is selected IN shade to cor
respond with the hair
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
la Utah Ne,ysnaper Once.

TTuL HlIiELa WttAIl-
What can ] do for you. madam"
Il am the latest wife OF Elder Jones.
who died this morning. and I'd ike 10
have you say in the obituary notice that
am his most immediate relative"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

who might hear him: 7 shouldn't-oh.
7 shouldn't. Vic Morris is q thousand
times better man than I am But.
Nida-Nida-it IS I who have loved you
longest and best
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

For home modelling the best coat de-
sign Is semi-fitted one. with no COM
pications in the way Of applied decora-
ton. One OF the most admirable Of the
recent models Of this order is here shown,
and will undoubtedly be acceptable to the
woman who prefers to DO her ,cWn sew
Ing. OF to have il done under her per-
sonal supervision. The coat is made
with box front, slightly shaped back. and
tWJ-seamed coat sleeves. and is as prac-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

tical IN wear as II Is smart in appear
ance. 1t is suitable for development in
any OF the seasons coatings. or IN a hand
some fur fabric, 10 yards "A inches wide
being necessary 60 make the medium size.
Six sizes. 81 20 a. inches bust measure.
A pattern OF this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
Ing Pattern Department. The Washington
Herald. T3i Fifteenth street northwest,
giving the number t2l2O) and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
SsS. e
Daily Matiness. &c. Evenings. &c szd 5oc
kcRaheH and ehappeIIs's Pullman Maids

JULIAN ELTINGE as THE GIBSON GIRL a..
The Fcur Csays. John F. Hazard Arn0ldo 3
Areuic Scussti1u. Ford and SWUr. Great Sc1rL
Ihc AcrCnaurs First flgAt Motion Pculrts.
MKT WEEK-ROBERT billiard. in AS A
MAN sOMS. GEORGIE LAURENCE n
tL1DE FITCH-S VAUDEVILLE COMEDY.
GEIFf. &c BY SEATS TO-DAY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

ytdbrun9smitteln gu erforiben urb
iol9e, lpenn porbanoen. obne ipeiteres
au requiriren.
Bel bsm guspGblen FOLDER iSpuras
seure ipuroe bauptId9lib oarauf se>
ieben, baB bieIelben gut beritten ipas
rem, Oenn od bic Goneurren5 5iemli9
grob mar, 10 betam elmer. Der ni9t
fir mar, ielten etipas 9utes gu faFen.
Sd mar 5u bieIem Hienite tpms
manoirt. Sine turSe Strede Dor uns,
etipas redts ab BON Der Rudo, Der
mir fplgten, bemertten mir zines
Na9mittags, uls mir elm 9eb6ls Der=
lieben, elm ftuttlibes braun dnseItris
4enes Saus, nit Der iibli9en groben
8eranoa buppr. Braun angsItri6ene
SGuIer itanben BEL uns in gutter Grs
innerung; lie Iieben INNER auf Rei9z
tbum i9lieBen unb ipuren seip0bnli9
bas Serrenbaus elmer plantage. @ir
tpdren 5u britt. llnIer Pldn mar
i4nea gefdbt. 0u Rau6 aus benz
S4ornitein itieg. 10 mar oas 9aus
bepobnt; mir mubten alIo 10 penig
pie mOslih bsmertt perbsn un6 10
idneu pis es ii9 MAIDEN lieb i'm
i'm Saufe fein, bamit bic SnIaNen
feline Warnuns batten, nm ii9 gu
Deriteden ober in 8srtbeibisungs5u=
itdnb gu ieBen. Wir benuBten alIo
bas 9ebOI5 ais 9eduns unb ndbertsn
uns porii9tis benz SauIe, auf peldts
mir bann plOBli9 BON Der Settle Der
losidsten, nit sinem tiibnsn SAB
iiber bic Sens iauiten. um i'm ndditen
4usenblid an Der @eranod dbsuiiben.
Wiit bem Geuolper in Der Sano ers
iu6teu mir bic erI9isnene Dame bes
Sduies nm irsenO etpas 9snieb6ares
fir bic ii9 in unmittsIbarsr gGbe Bee
finolife llncls Sans Sapdllere.
Die faFt INNER, 10 purbe uns audi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

fees, aus beFen triitulltluren DaFeru
feliige SnIeln empprtau9en. pGbrenb
i'm Sintergrunbs bic DdbaIb Sc
birge glet9 elmer gepultisen Mduer
Oiefes f90ne 2anbI9aftsbilb abI9lies
BEN. Sm GuBeriten 8eiten, unb be-
ionbers in @alifornien, trifft man
aud Diele 8esrdbnibitdtten fir bic
Gbinsien. 9luf bem raune MOuns
tain" tpurben friiber - natiirli9 an
elmer beIonbers abgegrenSten StelIe =
au9 bic beritorbenen hs5ppften SDbne
bes bimmliidsn Rei6ss besruben.
Seit einigen Sa6ren buben inbefen
bic gbineien in San SrunciseO cine
eisene 8e9rGbnibitdtte, seraOe benz
Bone MOuntain" seseniiber. llebris
gems bleiben bic 9ineiiIden 2sihen
ni9t aGSulanss in Der ameritdniiden
@rbe liegen. glaf etpa einem balben
0uBenO Sabren iperben bic @rdber
pieOer geOffnet, bic 2eiden aussesras
ben, bas 5leiid BON ben 8nohen ents
fsrnt, lsbtsre bann in &iiten perpadt
unb na6 China perI9idt. Mdn9e
S9iffe fiibren Sunbsrte folder 8iiten
bel iid : aulebt erfoist bic 8eis
fsbuns bieIer 9ebeine in beimii9er
@rbe.
9lu9 bic 3issuner baben felt elmer
Reibe BON Sabren in 0aptOn, i'm
Stadte Obio, ibren eisenen Central
SriebbOf. Qluf bieiem Sriebhofe, benz
rWpoOlanb", finbet man bieMurmprs
Statue Der 3igeunertOnisin .9arnie
@sfferie". Die &Dnigin rubt Ieit
1884 uuter bieIem Monumente. beFen
glufitelunsstoIten = sttpas iiber 300
Dollars : bur9 cine Rational=Subz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

in und6febbursn gaeiben. Die Sn=
Tdr;ften in Stein unb @rS iinb in
ben Oerfditbenitsn @pra6en ubssfubt.
Wie f9on bemsrtt, iinb bic @rdber
duberurbentlih sepflest, 81 @rab
fanb i9 inbsHsn etfpas pernadlGifst,
auf beFen Dsntitein bic Worte itdns
ben: p@eipsibt Oem gnbenten an
@li5a 9ilbert, eeitorben ben 80. Suni
1861" Der bentt nod baran, bab
unter bieIem Stsin bic ueberreite Der
emit bel senannten 2uId WlOnte3 rus
ben, bic mad sinem duBerit beipesten
2eben su gnfang Oes arieges in glep
gort ftarb9 Cola Wlontea trut bic
lebten Sabre por ibrem Sobe in pielen
gr0beren StGbten Imeritas als
S9auipieleriu unb @OrIeierin auf.
Ramentlid ftelIte iis babel ibre sises
nen@rlebniffe an eintm setpifen beuts
fhsn Siirftenbofe our S4au.
gs tpar on einem berrliden Ra9z
mittage bes leBten Sommsr. aIs id
auf benz Sresnipoob : Srieobofe, obers
balb bes Splpan WaRers itanb.
Meine 9lusen fdpeiften hiniiber gu
ben breiten Bergen bon Staten So
lamb, idtpeiften iiber bic sliBernbsn
Wossn bes Oceans, bic auf ibrem
Riden Sunberte BON qualmenben
9aripfern, leidtsn Ssslern. tleineren
unb sr0beren Subrseusen trussn, unb
tonnten ii9 nift idtt ieben an bieiem
saubsrbaft fd0nen panorama. Die
Sonne neigte ii9 riad Weiten. Dte
in purpur unb fIiiiiises 9olO ge'
taudt, flammte bic sanse 2anbIdaft
unter ben erI6ienOen Strablen bes
Sasesseitirns nod einmal auf, Oann
uniting lie baIb bic Ra9t, benn cine
0Gmmerung tennt man unter bieIen
8reiten taum. S9nel trus mein 9ss
fdbrt mid bem Musgdnge bes Sriebs
bofes su, unb taum cine balbe Stunbe
IpGter umbrauits mid ipieber Der be-
tGubenbe 2Grm Der WiGIionenitabt
Rtp gOrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

ment iparen mir i'm parIor, oas
piuno. oas beporSliste @erited, gu
unterIuden. Gin dltlider Serr, nit
elmer 9siSbalspbpiiosnomie. perIu9te
uns 5u pebren, aber er mar md9tlos.
Sur ipsnigs Setunben ipGter bDrte
mir 9spolter iiber uns, S9reien.
SaudSen. Slu9en etc. S4inbeln
flogen bonn 9a9e bes Sauies unb
benz Rufe: Look out below" folgs
ten gerdu6srts Sdinten unO Sduls
tern in unseSdbIten GrsmpIdren.
3pei Der llnIsren batteu bic ribtise
Spur sefunben unO entIeerten bic
@orratbstammer auf benz biretteiten
Wege. Sd nabm 5tpei S9intsn uno
befeitigte iie an meinem Sdttel. uns
isre 3abl mar sepa6Ien. 2us oem
8runnen bdtten iis Butter unO Mild
bsrdufsepunben, i'm SiibnerItau bic
@ier fortirt, i'm Seller ipurbe WolaIs
ies Deraapft, untsr Der &iids fano ii9
Mebl bor, nit bsm ia meinen Sutter=
fad fii[lte unb binten duf ben Sdttel
i9ndllte. S6, es mar Elm buntes
Srsiben seipOrben. in bus ii9 nun
aud bic ReseritlaDen bineinmii9ten.
SD bate ei9entliG 10 biel dIs mein
pferb trasen tonnte unO bate ab-
fommen tOnnen, uber ipo 10 piel
Wohlftdnb lit, iddte ioh mir, mu6 es
aud Reitpferoe geben. Sd Fanb ben
Stal, aber bic pferbe paren fort!
rDpbin babt ibr iie bringen miihen,
frug i9 ben mid bsslsitenben Reser.
,'Gunter na9 oem 8aG." I9rie er.
gr f9ien bic @abrbeit gu Iusen, oenn
In Der Shat puren friibe pferoeIpus
rem iidtbar in Der Ri6tuns mad bem
birett binter bem Stale fliebenben
8ade. Sd folste Der Spur unb
ertannte, bab bic pfsrOe i'm 0aher
fortsei9afft ipdren, bumit bic Spur
ntdt gefunben iperben fonnte unb
i6lug mir bic pferbe alIo aus benz
Sim. @6on bereit. um5utebren,
fab id aber, bab Sdfer duf 5em
@runb i'm 8ade lagen unb, seTalsez
mes S9psinefleii9 permutbenb, rief
ih einige &ameraben aur Stsae, UNI
ipenisftens zines beraus5urollen unb
duf feinen Snbalt gu priifen. 0as
5aB mar f9neI am ufer, ano' Der
Snbalt entpuppte iih uls - 9lpple-
Sad. ME mir ipdter 9elegsnbeit bats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

Bel @elesenbeit meines lebten qufe
ent6altss in Der Metropple bteies
2anbes beTu9te ib ben beriibmten
@reenpoob 5rieObof in 8roOtlpn.
Denn bic pistdt segen bic Spbten als
MaBfab Der 8ilbung zines 8oltss
ailt, pie 10 oft bebduptet piro, bunn
fteben bic ameritdner nit in Der pors
beriien Rsibe. Sd 9abe idon piele :
ia, Iebr piels 6riebbDfe seie6en, briis
ben in europa unb bier in Imeritd,
aber nirsenbs fanb id i4Onere, iorge
fGltiger erbaltene unb ipiiroigere Be
grGbniBitGtte als geraoe bier in
4merita.
60 lit es benn cine Sbatfd9e, baB
fi4 bic pietGt ben 0dbinseidiebenen
9sseniiber nirsenbs in 10 Sdrtli4er
unb ssnsrDier @eiie duBert, aIs in
benz flaITi9en 2anbe bes ausgeIpros
6eniten WateriaIismus. DanDeIt
man iibsr bic Siisel unb Sbdler ber
@pttesGder oberbalb 8rpotlpns, 70
muB man gu Der lIebsrssusung seIun>
gen, bab feline Ration ibre Spbten
pradtbOller, toitipieIiser, uber aud
poetiihsr 5ur Iebten Rube bettet, als
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

3ablrei6e Monumente iino pirtz
Ii9e 3unitlperte. Die eriten &iinitler
baben iabrelans Oaran gearbeitet, unb
Der reids gantee beruft ni4t ieltsn
eiaens italienii6e 9ilbbduer nu9 yiep
gort, Inn bur9 berenSano bic polIens
6etIten 9rabbentmGler I6affen gu lafs
fen. Don &rsuSen, Sbiirmen, Sdus
len, bic BON fiinf> Bis Sebntuuieno
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por6onben; Iolde, bic einen @ertb
BON mebr als 10000 Dollars reprds
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ber 2tnSabl finben, uno neben unb
3piI6en ibuen ieben mir pbrumioen
unb Mluuipleen, beren Sertisitelung
nod pisl bObere Summen = ia.
man6s berIelben elm ftattlibes 8ers
mDgen = setoitet bat.
Stunbenlang fiibrt bas Mietbsz
fubrpsrt ben 8eIuder BON elmer
uspbaltirtsn glqee in bic anoere.
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bic 9rGberreiben Iinb bGufig nit 9ls>
pbalt belegt uno INNER toItIpielisere
Wonumente treten uns Dor 9lugen.
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den bic Stabt Brootlpn iensn 278
BEL einem 3beaterbranbe @erungliids
ten erri9ten lieB; baHn Oas Grab
bentmal Soruce 9resIp's, ienes be-
tannten Staatsmdnnes, Der feline
Garriere als 2dufburI1e in elmer
8u6bruderei begnnn, nm fpGter auf
ben b0dFen Gbrenpoiteu berufen gu
perben, ben bic srobe ameritaniI9e
Republit gu perseber bat. Deiter
Isben mir bic 9runitiGule, pelGs bic
Stubt Reip Yort ben i'm 8rubertriege
bon 1861 : 1865 sefullenen Batter
lambs 8ertbsiOissrn srri6tete; bas
|lururi6ie &enotupb Charlotte Gam
Oas. unb 10 lpeiter unO INNER ipeiter