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tam got 100000 for 1t in Europe, and
finally it landed in the office of a
diamond dealer, who told Count Orloff
about IT, and the count paid out $780,
600 in cash and agreed to give the dealer
In addition $4,000 year for the rest Of
his natural life. The dealer was also
ennobled by the empress because of put
ting her count in touch with the mar
Velous stone, shaped like half a pig
cons egg and weighing 1876 carats The
diamond now serves as an adornment
Tor the point of the scepter of the Rus
sian emperor.
Another wondrous diamond is the
Regent or Pitt stone, which was found
in India and bought by Governor Pitt
of Madras in 1902. The governor paid
100000. but the next price-that paid
by the duke of Orleans, acting as re-
gent for King Louis XIV-was greatly
in excess, S650.000. Today 1t is easily
worth double the latter sum. 1t
took two years to cut 1t, and the
diamond powder used in the process
cost not less than $4,000
You wouldn't think you could buy for
half a dollar. diamond weighing 13s
carats. would your And you can't or
dinarily. But a certain priest of long
ago made such a bargain, paying the
then equivalent of 80 cents for the
stone known as the Florentine, or
Austrian diamond, which had been lost
by Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy,
at the battle of Granson, in 1916. A
Swiss peasant picked up the precious
sparkler from the ground and was glad
to take the small piece of money the
priest gave him. The priest, in turn,
considered himself lucky to get 81 900
for it from Bartholomew May of Berne,
and so II passed from hand to hand un-
til IL fell into the possession of Pope
Julius II. who made a present of it to
the Austrian emperor
poor negro of Brazil found a dia-
mond weighing in the rough 254H
carats. in the year 1853, and it re-
ceived the name of the Star of the
South. What the finder got is not on
record. at all events the Star of tina
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Apparently Genius
Is Not for Giants

NR. l. POPPER, a well known Ger
- man physician. has been making
some interesting observations re-
garding the stature of individuals
and the relation that exists between
height and talent and genius. The
doctor finds that not only persons with
considerable talent but the geniuses
of the world all have been and are OF
medium size or less. Among states
men he points out Attila, Cromwell,
Frederick II, Napoleon, Gambetta.
Thiers-all Of whom were of small
stature. Jesus Christ, too. the doctor
says. according to the TaImud, was
built in small proportions; so was
Paul. Among the great artists the
short men were Raphael, Michel An
gelo. Titan. Leonardo da vinci and
Mcneil: among the musicians. Richard
Wagner, Handel, Bach. Haydn, Mo-
zart. Beethoven. Schumann, Schubert.
Brahms. Nearly all the poets were of
small stature, particularly Dante, Hor-
ace, Petrarch, Boccaccio, Tasso. Victor
Hugo and Heine. So were Ceramics
and Rousseau. Among the philoso-
piers and scientists the list is large
one, and those whom the doctor par
ticularly mentions as small men physi-
cally are ,Spinoza, Newton. Leibnitz,
Schopenhauer, Hegel, Humboldt. Ranke
and Mommsen.
The results of Dr. Peppers re-
searches into this subject are very
interesting. He has discovered that
while most great small men are small
In stature because of the shortness of
their legs they are really tall in the
length of their bodies. That is. when
sitting down they are taller than when
standing up. as they have big bodies
above the waist. This very fact, the
doctor thinks, Is perhaps the secret
of talent and genius-a good stomach.
big heart and lungs in a big body-as
they have a direct effect on the Intel
lect- These organs help to feed the
brain properly and make big men men
tally.
He mentions Bismarck. for instance.
who was a very tail man, as having
bigger body in proportion. In other
words. II Is all In the body. and the
person who when sitting down is taller
as compared with another than when
standing up has the advantage of the
other in good. sound organs and
healthy mentality. When the organs
of digestion have plenty of room they
make a healthy brain, and, according
to DR.. Pepper, talent and genius can
In most cases be traced TO these facts.
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bred sort of desperation in Milly, a
an active bitterness.
II wonder" she said aloud as she sur
veyed her reflection, IF I'm big enough
to run away and go into vaudeville!
could do my millionaire baby hornpipe
and sing the Prodigal Father ballad
She shook her head sadly. The Gerry
society. that association of officiouS
fiends whom she had been taught to
fear, would get her. No, there must
be more years of Aunt Esther, unless.
perhaps, the manager or the leading
man should think she had future"
and have her educated, as had happened
to Rosy Benson; but Rosy had quite a
grown up look and couldn't have gone
on playing little boys very much long
er anyway.
A1illy continued to stare into the
glass as If hypnotized. till. with start
of terror, she became aware of the re-
Election of some one behind her.
Aunt Esther was at her best not pre-
possessing, but seen as she was now,
her coarse features, contorted by anger,
her evil little eyes cleaning with the
malicious viciousness Of an enraged pig,
she would have terrified far less Am
pressionable person than the child be-
fore her. Milly knew from experience
that her aunts tempers did not con-
fine their expression to features or even
words. She cringed, her knees felt
weak. Turning, she sat helplessly upon
the edge of the cot, her fingers me-
chanically seeking the crumpled pages
of her lesson.
Mrs. Donovan stared at her. To
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South was sent to Amsterdam and cut
until its weight was reduced to 126
carats, when it was bought by the
earl of Dudley and became known as
the Dudley diamond.
Probably the Kohinoor Is the best
generally known diamond in the world
though 1t is not nearly the largest
1t weighs In It's present shape 106
carats, but its value is put In round
figures at $2,000,000. Nobody knows
just how long ago the Kohinoor was
found In the Golconda mines, but IL you
take the Hindoo word for 1t 1t
belonged 5000 years ago to Kama.
KING OF Anga Others say the
stone was stolen by q certain General
Minizola and by him given to the great
mogul, the Shah Jehan, about the year
1910
Ihe Kohinoor In the rough weighed
900 carats, the record weight of any
diamond in the world. The cutter who
originally handled the stone appears
not to have been the most expert. and
1t was reduced to 279 carats. For many
years 1t was changing hands among
the various princes of India, who were
not always particular how they came
10 acquire 1t. It's history for the last
loo years is pretty well ascertainable.
In the early part of the nineteenth
century 1t was in the possession of
the Khan OF Cabul, but treacherous
siave was instrumental in transferring
IL TO hunjeet Singh. and then to that
worthy's followers on the Lahore
throne.
england got the Punjaub In 1850. and
the kohinoor was one sof the fruits of
Victory and was sent to Queen Victoria
py special messengers, Colonel Macke-
san and Captain Ramsey. The court
Jeweler directed the cutting of the gem
a second time, and as a courtesy to
oncialdom the duke of Wellington
gave the first touch of work on the
qalnty job The diamond was then
brought down to 106 karats. but with
its brilliancy inestimably enhanced and
ITS price greatly advanced. It is one
OF the cherished possessions Of the
British empire.
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The War to Rid the
World of Its Rats

HE Importance of the war In
which England is now engaging
against rats may be appreciated
by the statement recently made from
official sources that the amount of dam
age done by the rodents annually in
Great Britain amounts to $4,000, 900,
declares the Philadelphia Inquirer. A
one who deCises an effective means Of
getting rid of the pests. Cats, terriers
and professional rat catchors have been
working overtime, but they cannot cope
with the extraordinary increase in the
number of rats each year; and poison,
while eff1cacious. is too dangerous to
other animals and human beings to be
used in sufficiently large quantities. A
pair of rats will produce 500 young in
year, and in three years single pair
would multiply to 64s,0oo rats.
All over the world the fight against
rats is going on. Australia spent $780,
600 last year on the fight. 1t cost San
Francisco $4,000 to keep these rodents
In check during 1907, while Denmark
has for some time past set price of
about / penny on the head of each rat
brought In. BY the latter means over
10000 rats have been destroyed at a
cost of about $3.50. and. as the ex-
pertinent is estimated to have prevented
100000 worth of damage, it pay be
put down as very profitable one.
Belgium, by the way, has adopted a
novel method of ridding ships of rats.
They have built a special steamer,
which, when other rat infested vessels
reach Hamburg harbor. pumps poison
Gus gases, which do not damage prop
erty. into their holds. and after the
fumigation blows currents of fresh air
through. Many vessels have thus been
successfully cleared and countless
thousands of rats destroyed. AS many
as 900 dead rats have been counted
after one disinfection. Apart from the
damage done by rats to foodstuffs, ETC..
they spread diseases fatal to human be-
ipgs. The rapid spread OF epidemics
and plaques has been traced to these
rodents, and there is much evidence TO
show that bubonic plague is communi-
Gated from rats to human beings. If
only for this reason. therefore. the man
who can successfully exterminate this
type OF vermfn would be hailed as q
public benefactor.
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Killing Sharks and
Picking Chickens

HE engineers IN the British navy
have very effective way OF killing
sharks, says the North American.
They seal up a dynamite cartridge In
an empty can and put the can inside
a large piece of pork. The pork is
thrown overheard on a wire which has
been connected with an electric bat
terry. When the shark takes the bait
the engineer presses a button. which
explodes the cartridge and kills the
fish.
Chickens are now plucked in a
wholesale manner by the use OF pneu-
matte machinery. There IS a recep-
tacle in which the fowl Is placed after
being killed, and into this are turned
several cross currents OF air from cleo
trical fans revolving at the rate OF
5000 turns per minute. In a few sec
onds the bird is stripped OF it's feathers.
even to the tiniest particles OF down,
and the machine is ready for another.
1t is calculated that 1000 persons
make a living in London by begging.
and that their average income amounts
to about $3.50 q week. Last year 1895
persons were arrested for begging IN
the streets. OF whom more than 1900
were sentenced to terms OF imprison-
ment varying from one week to three
months. Many OF these objects OF
charity were found in possession OF sums
of money and even of bank books
showing very handsome deposits.
At auctions IN London during the last
half OF 1907 there were cata1ogued for
sale 1912 skins of birds of paradise.
nearly 115.0O0 white heron plumes and
vast number OF the skins and pIumes
OF many other birds of beautiful plum
age. including albatross Quills and the
tails of the Tyre bi->s
An improved apparatus has been made
by DR.. Fritz Lang of Munich by which
the inside of the stomach can be clearly
photographed. The camera is actually
swallowed by the patient and no sooner
does II reach his stomach than the
walls thereof are Illuminated BY a
small electric lamp attached to the an
paratus. At the bottom OF the camera
Is wound Photographic film 20 inches
long and a quarter OF an inch wide.
All the surgeon has to do Is to pull
the cord and thus run the film past the
lens The electric light is then turned
on and after the sensitive flm has
been impressed with the image the
current is turned or and another sec
tion of the film Is brought into play
until the requisite number of pictures
have been obtained When this is done
the entire apparatus Is withdrawn
from the stomach.
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This historic and soul stirring pro-
test had occurred just before Miss Os-
tayge had been discovered" and grad
uated to Broadway-that ultimate
heaven dreamed of by all the footlight
world. How often had Milly. inspired
by those well remembered words. longed
to voice her discomfort. to implore Just
one spontaneous. genuine speech, into
which she could pour her feelings
Alas! when she had wrought herself
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aloud. I've made It, and I never
get even stick of candy" Four dol
lars and some small change rewarded
her search and the little gold cross
that had been her mothers This she
fastened about her neck with a glow
of comfort. Such things were tails
mans in every play. Snatching up her
muff, she surveyed the dingy room.
Farewellr' she exclaimed with in
tensity. "Farewell-may 1 never see
you more! Now, heaven protect mer'
Trembling with genuine emotion, she
fled down the corridor to the kitchen
window, and, lifting the sash. looked
out upon the tangle Of fire escapes, the
CLEAN of lights across the way and
the dingy blackness of the courtyard
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MIL LY, h6e Nj E Ii E r.
DRAMMER and FATE
81. Ethel Watts Mfumford.

Milly came back to the starting point
Of her meditations. Aunt Esther was
hateful beast Some day she would tell
her that she shouldn't speak like that
about Mamma" that vague but dear
dream Of laughing eyes and glittering
clothes that had been given the child to
love for such a little while. Years of
petty tyranny and cruel discipline" had
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ssidtia fur uniere seier.

Der brittle @ebilfs @ensral Poitmei'
itsr bot fiirSlid cine Srbre befannt &C.
ma&t, Die fir .3situnssberausseber uut
ibre eeisr, melde ibr Slatt bur9 BIZ
Poit srbaltsu, pom GROCER SBidtisfsit 1T.
Die Srbre betriiit alle !3eitunsen,
welde bic Priuilesien Der pierten alaiis
PoitbefOroeruns senieBsn, bod fat fol-
seucss nur auf oas rWo9enblatt"
gnwenouns: 2aut Der Srore f6nnen
uur 3situnsen als uisrte 9laiie Poft'
laden burd Die ROit bsfOrbert msrben,
msnn fur oieielben wenisitens iunerbalb
einss Sabres bejablt worbsn lift, B. B..
wsnn Der llntsridreibsr ni6t iibsr elm
Sabr idulois lit aud be3wedt bic
Srors, buB elm rlntsribreiber bic 3eit'
uns jebes Sabr bsitsllt. Das POitbe.
partsment milf bur6 bic @infiibruus
oss @rlaifes peridieosne llsbelftduoe
ubi9uifsn unb erwartet, oaB bieNSer'
ausssbsr iia bemislben fiissn, nm bieies
gu erreiaen. sc sisbt INNER eine &C.
piiie gn5abl 9eier elmer 3situns, bic es
nit Der ge3ablung mad Gblauf einss
Sabrss ni4t 70 senau uebmeu, penu
absr Der GrlaB our9sefiibrt piro, 10
wiro sr fiir folAe cine @initelluns Der
ablisferuns jur SsOlse baben. S1er bas
bsr cine .5situns wirflid phnidt, wiro
basu iebsn, baB iie na6i. .ablauf bes
Sabres be3ablt wiro uno susleid au'
oeuten, Sub er fie peitsr Sussianbt babsn
mill. User iof9es niat tbut, wiro sin'
fa4 feline 3eitunS msbr our& bic Poit
srbaltsu tOnneu, Obne baB fie iebesmal
nit elmer elm Sent Wiarfe perieben LIT. |
sBir wsrosn uus Der anOronuus fiisen
N Il fen unb bOffsu. baB unisre
eeier IS sbsnfalls tbun, banit fur uus
nno iie feine llnanuebmli9feiten snt'
Itsbeu, oenu nit Der Ser. Staaten Re'
9ierune 1T, Dis wObl bsfannt, iein
Spas 3u MAIDEN.
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8ittstcu.

-Sranf Branbeubsrs fen. uon @ar'
rolf StraBs itarb DOnnsritas i'm sllter
pon sc Sabren nno puroe Sonntas
gia6mittus bsnbist. Den .Yeritorbs'
nsn iibsrlsbsn isds S6bns uno orsi
261ter.
= Msbrers ainber, bic in osm poi.
niiden SrisobOf ipieltsn, sutoedten ON
Samitas bic 2ei6e sines tbeilweiie in
8srpsiuns iibersesanssnsn 9inoss, oas
tbsilpsiis ansstlsioet i'm 9raie lag.
Der S6rper parb ipdtsr i'm 5rieobofs
beerbist.
- Der an Maion Strase, Greter
Borough. wobnbafte Pole Youl yiogos'
Il ertranf am Wontae giahmittas in
einem 2eihe oortielbit, als er ii4 mad
besnSstsr Easssarbeit bubsts. @r muir.
be uon Srdmpisn beiallen uno ertrant.
ebe ibm Seiitano seleiitst weroen fOnnte.
Ssurp See. Der CUR 3sit elm Fum'
psnlduisr in Der Wit. Sootout 3sde
mar. oils ,p0lf Wianner ibr Sebsn ourh
cine @rploiion uerlorsn. bat sesen bic
@umpanis cine @ntiddOisunssflase fiir
5 $25. 900 eintrusen laiien, ba er fhlimm
am 9opf unb Rlidsn usrlsst Durbs. offs
bic @rplOiiou sriolste.
= Der &eiHnam oes @eorse 0allo
nurbs um Oiontas WiOrsen am SuBs
Der 80 5uB bObsn SOi2uns an Wiain
StraBe aufsefunoen uuo man ftellte felt,
bas ibm bus @suid unb Der Sddosl &C.
bro6sn paren. Die Bsb6rbeu usbmeu
on, bas Der Wfann in Der Duntslbeit Die
B6iduns binubfiel uno 10 isiuen COB
fanb.
= Gin 1Ojdbriser polniider 9uabe
fiel Srsitas nabs MiSpals auf ben San.
rel Clinic @slsiisn iiebsr unb purbe pon
Der slsftrii6sn StrOmuns isitgebalten.
glS Elm unfabrenber Babnmasen fur3
Dor ibm anssbaltsn pOrosn mar, fanb
man, oaB oes 9naben 3iuu uno linte
Ssits idlimm usrbrannt pareu, isoOd
mirb er iid nieber srbOlsu. Die 8s.
amteu Der @ompanis wunosrn fif, oa6
Der Slsine ni9t iofort sst6btet wurbs.
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Sas Ehal abpdrte.

SabIur. Samifa9 abeno iprans sit
StraBsnbabnmassn nabe Der 9epiel
@rsef pom @elsiie uno bic YaHasisr,
uurbsn tiihtis burdeinanoer seriittelt
ubsr giiemaub psrlest uno aud psitel
fein Sdaoen auseriatet. = Der stwc
40 Sabre alte Saul Burger BON DspOI
Strabs bate am WiuntaS bas llnsliid,
baB isin rsdter SuB iid in elmer 8eids
nabe oem Taplor BREEDER uerfins unS
ebe er bas @liso bsfreisn ionute, batten
bic Rdoer sineS @onbolawassns baiielbe
10 idlimm Serqustidt. Oub i'm EaplOr
9oipital bic Slmputation nStbis mar
9err tllrid Stdbli unb 5rau BON Slep
9Ori, iOwie Serr Safob ania6er bon
ebenoaislbit iiub bier gum 8eiu9e bel
Srau annu @eber bon Union StraBe.
Sesten Samitas abenb wurbe cine ent.
iprsdenoe Eartie bel 5rau 8sber abses
balten uuo cine ieu6t.ir6blihe 3eit
purbs psrlebt. Wtan trsnnte fid srit
bsim eritsn 9abusnidrei. @ir miilien
nod bemsrten, baB alle Slnwsienoen fia
treffli1 amiiiirten. oenn bic Serren
slmaher uno Stdbli waren iebr quite
@eielliaafter uno mir boffsn, nod mebr
iolhe absuoe Dor ibrsr Gbreiie NIT
ibnen 3u psrlsbsn. sic ssOsnten stpa
slpei @Odsn bier gu Uerwsilsn. = Ssrr
Sulins Soiepb,, Der befannts Siiri9ner
bon SerautOu, besbrte uus bieie @Ods
NIT einsm 8eiu9e I'M eissnen unb i'm
Snters1e OssScruntOnS Srisoeruersins.-
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Stabtrath.
Selsct Council, 16. Suli.


lin bic GnseIssenbeit snoli6 10 ihnsll
nis m5alid5 3u srlsbisen, muroe In bic
fer Beriammia.g cine OrOiuaHt tsase'
rsidt fir elm 8srt jur Ssrbrennuns oes
abfullss, ben n6tbisen @sbdulidfsitsn
fir bsrsn ausriiftuns, gnfauf oes
nDtbisen 2anbes, Pferoen, uim., bel
,wsi esiunsen bsitdtist uno mad GUS
psnbiruns Der Ressln bel euosiiltiser
9siuns anssnommsn. Gs nobm stwu
ssbn Wfinuten, I'M bic Sahe abiu.
widelu. au6 iens 1Orlassn fiir 5wsi
Seftionen pOn ab3ussfandlen uui Der
Sibisite unb RHaitsruns sines Gbsiles
uon @oits1o court, purbsn ipdter bel
snbsiiltiser 9siuns ausenommeu.
Bsri6iebene SorlaSen, bic i'm unte'
rem 3msis aneenommen woroen parsn,
srbislten 8siitimmuns, uno mebrsrs
anssleseubeitsn. bic einem Somits iibsr.
pisisn porbsn parsn, muroeu sinltie
beri6tet.
Sieue Sorlassn CAB ss fOlgenoe :
2spis Srbinau, fir usbertrasuns BON
$3.50 BON unsspfluitsrtsn StraBeu Be
willisunssn sweds Reparatur Der Oiep'
ton Gurnpife; SrOinanB fir 9liusllir'
uns, Jiuniteinissuns unb Rflaiteruns
uon Sadion StraBs, swiidsn San
8ursn unb Bromlsp auenues. Seios
refsrirt. SOwrsp-Oroiuan5 fir 9ii'
uelliruns, Rinnitsinissuns uno Fflaitsr.
uns BON See court. ,wiihsn Wtulbsrrp
StraBs uub Dig Court; referirt. Re'
iolntion, melhe Dem Borough non
Dunmore Die @rlaubniB siebt. einen
9auptabjussfanul pon sinem Pnnfte on
electric StraBe biz gum Sadananna
Slus ju srbausn; rsierirt. Saas-
RsiOlution fur 9rsujwese an StraBen
w utll II. uHu ~. Acutups NV utt
@runosisentbiimer Seitenwese sslsst
babsn; referirt. SsllOws = @ine
RsiOlution swsds slnisrtisuns pon
Pldnsn unb sps,ifitutiousn fir 9ii'
uslliruns BON SpOe Furt ausuus uno
Dsder's Court, swiiden Diuiiion uno
Sslloms StraBen; rsierirt. 9sier-
Rsiolutpn. oab bic eleftriibe Siht
@ompanie nnsemisieu werbe, ihrs Pfo'
iten in Der Wtitte oes SeitenmeSes an
Wiapls StraBe, 3wii6sn RittstOn uno
Brospect Auenues, ju entfernen. uno
menn oieS niht innerbalb 80 3a9en &C.
ifsbsn lit. ioa bas Departsment Der
9Ssrfe bieiss tbun. @ole'
man Heiolution. oaB bem .. 3.
@Opns 500 fir 8srlesunsen ieines
Pfeross be,ablt wsroe. oas in Elm SOh
trat referirt. Srbinan3 fir 9tipsl'
liruns. Rinniteinissuns unb Yflaiteruns
BON 8ine SitaBe. jwiideu Penn uno
UaibinstOn auennes.
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Spbe.. sSarf Roti,en. =

= Sn Der bsuti1sn ct. Sobannes
airGe trante seftsrn Sla6mittas Pfar
rer Srider SRI. ausuifa @pelpn Softer
TOdter BON Ssrrn nnb Srau Guguf
Softer. bon 9ampton StraBs, NIT Sobr
glopfius Sdulte bon a6ter Gpeuus
giad 8eenoisuus ber Sod,sitsrsils
wirb bas iunse @bspaur iiG auf bisisr
Ssite hduslid einri9tsn.
= Der Staliener @barlss Goitonlir
muBte Wfontas Gbenb anf bier peridie.
osns anflassn $500 8iirsi9ait fiir iein
seridtliaes Grideiueu itsllsu. @r Der.
iu6te suerft sinensInsriff auf elm Wfdb.
den in elmer 8irtbidait. brObte ss banu
sn sridieBen, wenn IS ni6t ben Muns
balts, babel eiuen Repolusr 3isbsno, unt
als oas Widoden iid losrib unb ben
Torgang anberen Wfdnnern sr,dblte,
3os Der 8urids einen Dol9 unb brobte,
ben @rftsn Su tOotsn, Der ibm nabs
fam.
= Saues Dicicco bon Sab Wfain
guenue, Der SOrmann Der italienii6en
@oucretemii@sr on Der nsusn 9adawan'
no SabnitatiOn, ipurbe Disnftas yla1.
mittas bon sinsm iunseu sanbsmanns
namens Sames @rsn nit sinem Rafir.
msher ansesriffeu, bod fling Der &anb
isines 9ntes bic Baffe nnb sr sntfam
unpsrtest. 8reu entflob, pnrbs absr
on @aibinstOn Gpsnus BON Der Yolijsi
oinsfsit sema9t, furs na6bsr sinem
SsrbOr untsrpOrfsn unb untsr $4,000
ShrsiGaft fiir elm seridtli1ss @ri6ei.
men ssftellt. Der ansriff erfOlste, neil
Dicicco ibm Uerboten battle, ii6 nit ben
ibm untsritslltsu Mannsrn ,u untsr.
balten.
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9ente
1T Der
lebte Sag

lin bic sroBsn SOrtbsile bes 0iad'
Suusntor Sdubusrtuufss 3u erlaussn.
Die ausersspDbnlid nisoriseu Rrsiie
babsn Sunoerte BON aunOen iebr be-
frisbist uno Sie iOllten aud ben 8or-
tbsil srlanssn. Disis Shube. Srfprbs
unb Rumps iinb bsiisr. melt bsiisr, als
mis bic burdi6nittli6en fir Bsqusm'
lidisit. Duusrbuftistsit unb psrfsite
Qualitdt. y
$3.50 unb $500 Sdubs unO Srforbs
Su $3.50. 1900 Paars pon fsinsn
Srausn Susbsfleibunssn.
$500 nnb $3.50 Damsn Sriorbs,
Sdubs unb Pumps ju $1.65.
Srdulsin Srforbs, cine auBersswDbn'
li6s feline Sinie, resuldr $500 unS
$3.50, 5u $3.50. Die $1.50 uuo $1.75
@rabe 3u $1.25.
9inber Srforbs unb Sanbals. Der
$500 @rab su $1.45. s1.50 @rab su
$1.25, $1.25 @rab ;u 95 Gents.
$500 Ganuas Srforbs uno Pumps,
su $1.65, in usri6isbenen Sarben fiir
Damen.
Sdusliuss nnb Sinber @anuas
S6ubs unb Srforbs, @r6Ben 2 bis G..
In psri9ieoenen 5arbsn, bic regular rs
Gents warsu. 5u 30 Gents.