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The Washington times., 1907-07-06
Usefulness Gone

A scoffer remarks that usefulness is
no longer the principal consideration
in woman's dress. The criticism is not
without point when one considers the
sleeveless, collarless coats, the ''pneu-
monia' blouses. and the shade hats
which protect the back OF the neck. but
leave the eyes exposed TO the glare
OF the sun.
There is the modern pocket also,
which is only made for appearances.
and Is. as a usual thing. but a sham.
Is It not enough 10 make one sigh for
the capacious but infinitely more sens
ible pockets OF our grandmothers, which
held keys and pocketbooks and hand
kerchlefs galore?
And by the way. speaking of hand
kerchiefs, the microscopic affair hon
ored by that name is useful only by
courtesy. for certainly the glove hand
kerchief,' with it's two square inches
of cambria. is absolutely ridiculous from
unitarian standpoint
bunicient criticism Is always directed
against thin shoes and ventilated
stockings as some one has dubbed
them, and now even the sunshade has
been reduced to such small proportions
that II is more OF a toy than anything
else
As for furs. the small neckties and
methods OF wearing the stole so as to
leave the chest unprotected, the storm
OF protest has been unheeded In the
face of fashions dictates
There is but just one thing to be
thankful for. and that is that white
gloves are no longer Indispensable TO
chic toilette. This saves the pocket
book somewhat. which is more than
can be said Of all fashions OF the mo-
ment
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
ONLY ORE WOMAN ADD.

Among the 700 or 500 women in the
United States who are following the
sacred calling Of pastors. there is said
20 be only one who has so far qualified
for the distinguished degree OF d ID.
This woman preacher is the Rev.
Universalist Church. This denomination
counts about three-score duly ordained
women among its ministers. so that.
even among her fellow pastors. the Rev.
Augusta holds quite an unusual place
New York Sun.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
All Seams Allowed.


Originality OF conception and beauty in
result are the characteristics of this
charming little garment for summer neg
ligee wearing Made OF yellow polka
dotted dimity. trimmed with point de
Paris insertion and edging, and embel-
lished with bands and bows OF black
velvet ribbon, Il becomes an element Of
dainty garbing which no woman Of taste
viii wish TO overlook
The pattern is in six sizes-32 to AZ
inches. bust measure. For 50 bust the
sack needs 81 yards Of goods 20 inches
wide. or 29s yards IS inches wide, or ~
yards a inches wide; 107t yards Of in
sertion. yards of wide edging. "a yards
of narrow edging, and yards OF ribbon
TO trim.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
When YoU Go Shopping

Know what you want before you start
out. and what you can afford 70 pay
for It
Don't buy one expensive article and
then have 10 be content with shabby de-
tails Of dress. Have whatever you wear
IN keeping with every other part OF
your costume.
Don't try TO carry COlOTs in your
minds eye. There's not one woman IN
thousand that can co il. And even
with a sample never try TO match
shades by artificial light, il you can pos
sibly avoid e.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
HER CONDITION.

a widow coy and sweet was wooed by
bluff old sailor. who thought the
world OF her. But not trusting himself
20 make a direct proposal OF marriage
he decided to speak 10 her in the meta
phoT OF the sea
Kate" he said, your boat Is drifting
down the sea OF life. with no strong
hand 20 steer IL safely past the rocks
May l be your captain and sail Il for
your
"No. Jack" she answered with an en-
gaging blush. but you may be my sec
Independent.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
Hot We0ther Hints

Do not neglect the daily bath. Slip
! into fresh dry clothing after It. If
much overheated. wait until you have
I cooled of a little before getting into
the water. II a cold bath is too severe,
run the water hot and then allow It to
cool gradually by letting the cold water
faucet run while bathing.
Remember that IL is highly injurious
/ TO drink iced water when overheated
from walking.
z Try TO take a little exercise IN the
morning before ;he sun is too hot, or
In the evening when Il is cool. Tho
system requires a certain amount OF
! exercise. even in hot weather. although
/ Il may seem very hot 10 walk or do
gymnastics.
A glass OF lemonade without sugar Is
refreshing and quenches the thirst.
Underripe and overripe fruits are both
indigestible and will cause grave mis-
chief II too freely INDUCED in.
Keep a close watch over the cleanu-
ness OF the refrigerator. and do not
eat anything which is tainted, even in
the slightest degree.
Eat little meat and eat plenty Of
greens.
A good way in which to keep water
cold in hot weather is to take a thin
glass jug or bottle and wrap a piece OF
weT-wetted linen Cor a stocking Leg
tightly around II. Fill the bottle with
cold water and stand # in a shallow dish
filed with water. Place the whole in the
shade Cwhere there is a draft. II pos
sible), and the contents will remain cold
for a long time. II the linen around
the bottle becomes dry before the water
Is used. the linen should be moistened
again.
Do not indulge in too many cooling
drinks until you note their effect upon
the system. Some people can. for IN
stance. Quaf any amount Of iced tea,
while others cannot touch Il.
Try not to think too much about the
heat The more II is in the thoughts
the hotter one feels. Employ the mind
and the discomfort Of surroundings will
be lessened, IL not absolutely forgotten
Do not subsist on Ice cream soda for
luncheon. The body requires Just as
much good nourishment in hot weather
as il does in cold provided that heating
foods are dispensed with
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
DIVISION.

Well. they are divorced
-Amicably?"
-Oh. yes. He got the dog and she
got the rubber plant. Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

To obtain this pattern or any of
the others heretofore described in
The Times. fill out the following
coupon and inclose It with 10 cents in
an envelope addressed 20 the Fashion
Editor. The Washington Times. Mum
sey Building. Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
Cheese Dishes
Welsh Rarebit.

Brillat Savarin. the famous French
gourmet. gives the following recipe. taxi
IN from the papers Of NJ Troliet, bailin
in Meudon. in the Canton of Berne;
Take as many eggs as you wish. &c
cording 70 the number of guests, and
weigh them: then take a piece OF cheese
Weighing a third of the weight of the
eggs, and a slice Of butter Weighing a
sixth: beat the eggs well UP in sauce
pan. after which put in the butter and
cheese. the latter either grated or chop
ped up very small: place the saucepan
on a good fire. and stir II with fat
spoon until the mixture becomes suffi-
GENTLY thick and soft; add little salt
and a large portion of pepper. and serve
IL up In a hot dish. Bring out the pest
wine. and let IT go round freely. and
wonders will be done"
The Washington times., 1907-07-06
Cheese Fondue.

Put into a saucepan one tablespoonful
butter. one Of flour. and stir until they
bubble. then add a gill of milk or
cream. This now makes a very thick
white sauce which must be stirred well
10 prevent burning. When smooth stir
in three ounces of grated cheese, salt,
pinch of paprika and take II from the
IRE and SUR two eggs yoiks and whites mites
beaten separately Butter a granite
dish and bake from 10 to Is minutes,
and serve at once.
Cheese Soufle.
Into a cup of hot cream stir the beat
an yolk of three eggs. a half cupful
Of soft bread crumbs and a cupful OF
grated American cheese; season with a
little salt, dash each OF cayenne and
mace. Cook three minutes or until the
egg thickens. Fold in the stifIly beaten
egg whites, pour into the butteTed sOuf-
de dish and bake about Is minutes in
2 moderately hot oven.
Cheese Omelet.
whisk two, eggs thoroughly. Allow
a pinch OF sale, the same or pepper.
half a teaspoonful of finely chopped
parsley and a teaspoonful of grated
Parmesan or other cheese. Mix COM
pletely. Put q piece of butter the size
of an egg into the frying pan. When
81 is hot. pour in the mixture and stir
Il with a wooden spoon until 81 begins
70 set. Discontinue stirring. but shake
the pan for a minute or so; when cooked
fold the omelet in two. When Il is
lightly Drowned. turn II on q hot dish.
1t must not be overdone. The inside
ought TO be quite juicy. II II Is prefer
red. the cheese may be finely grated
and strewed over the omelet after Il
is cooked. instead of mixed with Il be-
fore. Time to fry. ten minutes.-Ex-
change.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Remember that il is highly injurious
10 drink iced water when overheated
from walking.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

A glass OF lemonade without sugar Is
refreshing and quenches the thirst.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Underripe and overripe fruits are both
indigestible and will cause grave mis-
chief II too freely INDUCED in.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Keep a close watch over the cleanli-
ness OF the refrigerator. and do not
eat anything which is tainted, even in
the slightest degree.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

/ Do not indulge in too many cooling
I drinks until you note their effect upon
the system. Some people can. for IN
stance. ouaf any amount Of iced tea,
while others cannot touch It.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Do not subsist on Ice cream soda for
luncheon. The body requires just as
much good nourishment in hot weather
as it does in cold, provided that heating
foods are dispensed with.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Eat little meat and eat plenty Of
greens.
The Washington times., 1907-07-06

Try not to think too much about the
heat The more II is in the thoughts
the hotter one feels. Employ the mind
and the discomfort Of surroundings will
be lessened, II not absolutely forgotten
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Die ,uetse aulputalmefte.

4us 4reiien, Ole benz reuen oeut=
f9en Decentralization Oernburg nabes
fteben, miro folsen6e nieoli9e Sc
f6i4te beri9tet:
9ernburgs Hei9stagsturnier nit
Dem Centrum bat in sana 0eutf9lanb
etnen Mioerbau gefunben, ben man felt
btsmdrdii6er 3eit ni4t mebr bernoms
men. Ganae @t0Be BON beseiferten
briefli9en ur6 teIegrapbi19en 8eifaGss
fun6se6ungsn flogen Dem 8oloniul@
0irettor auf ben S9retbttf9. Iu9
finnise acknowledgements fparen barr
unter. 3pei GlidRerinnen ianoten
f4tpar5e S9otolabenber5en nit Der
Diomung; Dem Sitter obne Sur4t
uno Saoel!"
Gin fiiooeuti9er pator f9idte fe6Its
sesosene @eibna9tsGpfel nit Dem
Motto: .9sm uneri9rodenen 8etdms
pier Der S9pdraen.~ Den grDBten
Subet absr bel 0ernburgs &inbern rief
cine 2ifte aus a0In herppr, Die ben
@ermert trug: Plus @eiBzWeftafrita"
unb = eine munoerbon ngearbeitete"
fpsiBe @eite aug Mdr3ipdn enthielt. in
4nfpieIung auf Die betdnnte &eubee
rung oes 9olonialoirettors. Die tpeiBe
Defte oes 4olonidIamtes laFe er ii4
nt4t bef9muben.
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Belt mad ieiner acknowledging
gratulierte ibm eiurlal Der Stat Der
Staot Braunihueig gu Neuiabr unb
lleB babel Den Wunih lnfIpBen, er
moge iih oerbeiraten. Ser 6er5og ers
tntoerte nuf ble Nnlpielung niGts.
SIN nahften Sabre n%ieoerbolte Der
ebrlame Stat feline Nnoeutuug uno
pteoer ihmteg Der 6ersug. Nber i'm
9aufe oes cages wuroen Die Ibea.
teraettel, Die iraeno eine Sper arl'
tiinbigten, rot bbertlebt, unb bic gu.
ten Brannibuet8er erfubren au ibrer
Beruunoeruna, oaB am Nbeno itatt
Der Oper OUT b6diten 8eFehl eeoeber
iDiiroe oas alte 8lumibe 2uftipiel:
sd bletbe leoia".
- Die r9dqli9e &unoShau" be-
rihtet aus Wunhen folaenoe uieos
lihe @el&ihte: 8pr benz Gmtsgeridt
| fano oleler Gage cine Gerbanolune
itatt, III Delher aub Elm Badflh
a(s 3euain aelabeu mar. TGnselno
mie cine Bahitelse trat bus WGoAen
DOC ben Gibter. Wuf bic Jraoe
uah Dem Namsn antnortete oas
tleiue Jraulein: .gltie e" Der
Borfibenoe iebte feline yraaer fort:
n@eligion?" p@ote @ins", antmors
tete idnell Der Badflb uno err6tete
nlht menia. als Elm mulmouenoes
9dheln lber ote @eiihter Der ernIten
6ihter hoa.
We9en @rreaung 0ffentlihert
Nergerniiies bate iih in Berlin Der
@leftrutehniter @eDra 9. au oeranto
DOrten. Der bel itrDmenoen &eeen II.
oiritteer 2lelouna eieenartiQe Bro,
nenaoen maGte. 0a erbeblihe
8weifel an ieiner 8urehnunasfdbiQs
feit beitanoen, maren uDn Der Staats.
anmaltidaft swei pinbintriihe Sads
neritdnoige gelaoen. Beioe leater in
nuafIhrlihen @utadten bar, oaE e8
Iih bet Dem erblih inwer belafteten
uno hDhgrabig nern6ien Nneefteuten
nm frantbafte NnfdQe BON @rbibi.
tionismus, bic einen epileptlihen
gbaratter tragen. banbele. Sn oieo
lem Buftaaoe. Der BET benz GneetlaQ.
ten l1ur bel 6epenmetter auftrete,
lei bel l6m cine frantbafte Strung
Der @eiitestdtiafeit uDrbanoen, Die
einen nDliaen IusihluB elmer freieu
WiQensbeitimniuna aur Tolae babe.
9as Sh6fenaeriht iprah barauf
ben Gugetlaaten frei.
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9as Waieitic gbeater

peranitaltet gu ghren BON Baibiuos
TOMS @eburtstaa. Sreitaa, ben o.,
cine 9roBe Wtatinee. in ruelber ale
Rrdfte oes Theaters auftreten uuo
belonoere Souoenire an bic Damen
uerteilt meroen. Die @u6e bietet
mieoer Elm poIftdnoia neues Brus
grarnm nit oieleft nombaften 4ants
lern aller 8ronhen. Die @ermaf-
tuue oes 9beaters legt einen 6aupt.
uert oarauf, reht piel Abnedsluna
gu bieter uno es lit ibr Dies bisber
IN bohem WeaBe aeluneen. Die Boa
pularitdt cieies Tbeoter8 lit baupts
ldhlid auf oiefen umitono 3urudsu.
fiibre1 uno oa bic Breiie ma6ig, fnr
5eoen erreidbor ftuo, tam es nidt
ausbleiben. oaB bas 9beater all
abenolih uno bel ieoer Watinee aes
fiiat. iebr bdufie aber audi auspers
eauFt lift,
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a q.

Senator Wailep 1T nls 2euae
in Der 2e9iSlaturs unteriuhuua aufs
getreter. Nab ieiner grtldruna lit
feline Gerbinoung nit 8ierce uno
Trancis cine nDnftdnbia legitime qes
weien, aus Der inn tein 8urmurf
gemabt weroen farm. Ct leu9net
entl6teoen BON Dem Ghminoel bel
oer REORGANIZATION Der 8aters.
Bierce 80. etwas QetpuBt su hnber1.
Sc iou cine @ilenbahn ppn
Spoforo Sunction nab Granlas
BaB gebaut meroen.
Ser fribere Boftmeifter 6aunie
in Baftrop bat iih eri@ofen.
Der Staat8ienat bat bic 5deis
onngsbiu anQenummen, nethe elm
Wieoeruerbeiraten ioer @eShieoenen
erit elm Sabr nah Der 5heiouua err.
mDgliht.
Das Observation-Disclosures Der
HeaiSlatur bat Die anti 2~obbpina.
Ulu a1aenUmmen.
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SIR Sinb ipkt 25 Sobrp nprbe;,

r0lr ltno ieBt 70 Sabre berhei,
ratet, ertldrte. Iaut ~Sranf. Sen. Nup
aeiaer", etnes cages Die Trau eines
in einem SrantFurter GorDrt mob.
nenoen Shauiteuers i6rem Mann,
,mir mDlIen Die itIberne 6udaeit
feiern uno bel oiei er @eleeenbeit bic
tirhlide 9rauuna nabhulen." Der
60 Sabre alte Wann nDlte nihts 0a.
BON mtIfen. uno a(s i'm feline sErau
tuieoerbOlt NIT ibrem 8uni9e orauas
ialierte. ertldrte er, Ite ieien uber.
baupt niht uerbetratet unb brauhteu
oesbalb aub feline ittberne 60G3ett
su feiern. Die Srau tabm oieIe Bep
merfuna als Sders ouf, aog aber
grtunoigunaen Elm uno fteqte feTt,
oaB tie tatidhlih NIT ibrem Mann
in ruiloer gbe lebte. Sic bate Dies
niht aewuBt uno bisber geqlaubt.
ibr Wianr babe ieinersert 6as &Dtiae
ouf benz Stanoesamt beiDret. Die
aus Der gbe berouraeean9enen Rins
Der bate Der Wann ldmmttid als
ebelihe angemeloet uno 10 in Der.
ihieoenen Orten 5dlidunaen Der
Stanoesbiher beuirtt. Das fom
our Nn5eige, aber eine Beftrofuna
tonnte nibt eintreten, neil bic 5ode
ldnQft neridbrt lit @egen ben Mnun
ihneben nuunehr nph uerSdleoere
Gerfobren megen inteIaftueuer syG(s
IhunQen. giner ieiner SDbne bat =.
y. beim Milltdr als ebeliHer SOhn
ietner @ftera aeoient, muourA cine
Tdlibune Der Gtammrplie bemirtt
1T. OILS oeren urbeber Der 8ater On.
auleben lit. Nuh bat oieier Banoer.
aewerbeiheiue auf ben Mamen Ieiner
Gbefrau auefteaen lafIsn. ubmobl Iie
aar niht feline aeiebtidne 5rau tuar.
Guh meaer, fahrldiiiaeu JallGeioes
ibmebt elm Berfabren Qegen ben
Sdauiteuer. Sn 8eridtsoerhauo.
lunaen, no &c unter gio als Reuge
oeruDmtter muroe, bat er fih miea
oerbDlt als nerheiratet beaeiGnet, Do,
wol bieS niht Der gaG mor. Mit
letner Srau lit er naturgem1R eberis
faQs b68 acknowledgements. gr bot
lie iblieBlih Qeheiratet uno bic Dor.
banoenen 8tnoer nnbtrdelib als leis
ne ebelihert anertannt. Raum mar
er ieoub einet WDnot pirt(id gbes
mann. 10 fling er elm 8erhGltnis nit
einem Dienftmdohen an. 10 oaB Jest
feline @hefrau. Die es nit Mibe uno
SCOT eben eem0rben lit. cine Shei.
oun9selaae ee0en IGN eineereiht Dat.
Die iunae @be uiro nun nil Der qe.
fhieoen. Der aanae sFon fteht in ben
5rantfurter 8Dlisets uno @eriht8.
annolen einsi0 ba.
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MuerieI.

Seute. MittnDh, rturaen, nm
2 ubr 20 Wiu.. lit ons ipoenannte
WaueriG Trintin9 6ouie al, Der Nue.
8. abgebrannt. Dos 8~Diteeb1ube
uno mebrere 0duier on Der Nne. ..
muroeu leiht beiddotat. Die @dIte
i'm Nrtbur 6otel mu6ten in ibren
Nahtfleioern auf Die StraBe nitten.
- Dienttaa mUr9er geeen 3 uhr
brannte Elm neu aebaute8 0aus an
Der 0Dlan > StraBe. melhes 5rib
&ummel geb6rte. ab. Das Stun.
mel'ihe Wohnbaus puroe ebenfalIs
beihdoiat uno Tbeoopr Wuegee, BET
ieine Bferoe aus benz Stal neben
Dem brennenoeu 8ebduoe bDlte. Der.
brannte iid Die 6Gnoe.
-Dienitag nlDrgen rannten an Der
gfe Npenue 6. uno Der Stem StraBe
elm Shlaubmaaen Der Teuermebr
uno Elm Strnsenbahnmageu suiams
men. Der Subrmanr oes erfteren,
ghomas s. Dorftein. muroe abae.
morfen uno ibmerabaft nerlest. Die
anoeren Seueruebrleute enttamen
nit leibten Berlehuoeen. 8eioe
Wa5en muroeu belbaoiat.
- Son Samitna an niro an ies
benz Samftaa in Dem Nuenue Is.
5hulbauie cine ,.Training Sbnol"
fir Die 9ilfSlebrer a~baebalten uer.
ben.
Die Neeerin Nnnie @obIe ret.
tete nit 3ebensaefabr lire beioen
fleinen &inoer aus ihrem brennenoeu
6auIe an Der Duual. StroBe.
- Das 9omite fur ben 9atnepal
bat bereit fiber $4,000 Subitriptio'
men eeiammelt. Die B~rauereien unb
Die St~raBenbabn. @eieGihaft baben
ooppelt iOuiel aeaeihnet uie lestes
Sabr.
Samftaa finbet cine Situne
oes Farmers Snititutes ftatt.
@itp'D eteftiu gaiiiano III uDn
ieinem UNIT suriidgetreten.
SIN bieliqen 6uiuital ftarb &Gis
no Ell inn rs aus 6onoo.
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8er i'm 8eruf iein SisHeiih ftrapasie.
rem, Doer oft Ipdt uufbleiben, ooer benz
uuuetter Iid ausiesen muS, bertpiro leid,t
cine %@rtaltuna, Dber burh 9tdtfebler etR
Maeenleioen betou men. Mnfanes mag
oas uebel unbeoeuteno eribeiten; l66t
man es Ieboh anfteben, 10 fam es aur gee
fdhrliben &ranfbeit nerben. 9arun1 tref.
fe man recbtseiae 8ortehrun9eu. RiGt
nur ols iihsres Setlmittel, ion6ern aud
als anertaunter Sbus ae9en ade ourh
unrsaelmd6tee Dber ar e~etrenate 3ebenS.
rueiie e%ntitebenoen 86rperibel ino St.
Bernard Hr6uterptlIen unihdsbar. SIR
% Gents bel G~pptbeteru gu bnben.
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3nr Tafeuset.

Mit Nidaermitttpoh idlieBt nun NAL.
Officien Der gornebal,
DOcb Monher, Iiebt man, tute er'8 treibt
Gin 0arr bas gan5e Sabr lang bleibt.
0un 1T su bieier 3eit es Brauh.
9aB nan ~5urpeilen faifet nub.
BeIon6ers tper als gutter ghriIt
NDh ftren9 bel leinem Dogma lit.
Bqnn ma ben Maaen iib nerbarb,
Gin Ding, an benz Ih0n Wanber ftarb.
Oenn lit babel ts rptrflih gut.
Wenn man elm tueni9 faiten tut.
unb mas man vSofentiih" oft nennt,
Sit nidht 10 Ihlimtt, tnernn mar eS fen1t;
0enn. bab' i'd etnen feinen Slid,
8raub ib nibt 5leiib auf meinem Siib.
Darum mag Seoermaan es ftil
90 bnlten, nie ers geraoe min.
Sd fafte niht-Su maait es tun,
Dtes Seoem einmal pafet nun
Doh laoeft oM gum Slid mild elm.
SDlt' es auh ,~Taffenipeile" lein,
so lei eepiB, onB mrs behagt.
Dob zines nur let biz aeiaet:
Ser Slid, bas 1T elm 8aiiertier,
uno 6as min Ihpimmen, bort tpie bier,
Drum Jorge audi. bas' su Der Belt
Gin gutter Srunt gleih iteh' bereit.
9toht 8ein nod Nafier rat ib biz.
Gm beften lhmedt bier Zone Star Bier,
Damn lit Der Slid. tuie man es neunt.
So red1t in Ieinem Clement.
9os, eloMb mir, III Elm @6itermabl,
Nud 6es 9ucuIus eiqner Rabl.
Bel ie6em @aftmabl, rot ih Dir.
Beuirt bic @dft' NIT Zone Star Sier.
Sei's audi elm Taftenseit. 5eriht.
Barber sftrnt bein @ait biz ntdt.
9oh ueiB ib ems, er iaat Dir Sanf,
6eicht bu ibnt gone Star Stsr sum
fronf
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Von ct. Qonis nah 0em Norf

miro Der aufrieoeniteaenbfe Baiia'
gteroienit BON Der Benniplpania
Short Sine in ibrea 8iaen aeltefert.
Die ct. 4Duis tdelid 9.44 mureers,
12.45 mittags. l ubr naGm. uro
8.15 unb 1125 obenos nerlaffen.
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Der TbrOnreoe inate er. Die politiife
Sage rehtfertiae Die Nnnnbme. oas
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Die fransDii1e Heputirten.
TANNER bat Die 8egieruna beauf.
tragt. Die Babttontratte init Den
Brieftern abauihlie6en uno bat cine
Heoe oes Wtiniiters 8riano. in Dec
er Die &aoitalen meaen ibrer Sntu.
lernn5 taoelte, nit aroBem 8eifaQ
auf9enOmmen.
3wiihen ben Ernppen oun
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Dollars fur ieosn SAT- bon Ratarrb bs,ableu
tpiro, Der olrh ben @ebrau@ BON 9aGl's 4 a.
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Sieetl In meiner 8sgentpart am 6. Se3em=
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