davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

HtW awfui .tw0uld Be % i've at IT, palA.
WIN no back yard brit an lcy shos1
And no front lawn but . Bis. deep hslo-
A. the polsl
Nowhere 70 gst your hreakfast ron
Nowhere 20 buy . load o. coal.
Nowhere 20 20 Tor . pleasant stroll
AZ the poaei
Nowhsrs 70 sit on . grassy knoll
Or ths messy side o. fallen bole
And tdIy loaf and Invite your uoul-
At the polel
Doesn't n seem little drolif
There's nothing 20 DO but 20 enroll
Your name upon flames giittering scroll
At the polei
-carolyn Wells IN New York Trteuna-
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

Ehs growth OF grass that comes IN q
Iong. mid, moderately rainy autumn b
aaid 10 be far more nutritious for cat
% tan the spring grass, Il q richer.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

To slisr,S With Q Pair 81 oisvoA
On. little thumbs and nngors. too.
can but wish that were you.
1lnco you, unchid, nay clan har had
TN har< BET hos ntain. uhaa.stahal
- -pollneafor.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Appsaraness.

Appearances.
@BlIGgins seems very busy"
YES" answered the jealous profess
alonaI acquaintance. he has an Ar
rangement with the operator by which
his telephone Il ruDg up every three
minutes when he has callen."-Wash-
ington Star.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Turned On.

Il suppose you see some funny
things turned IN herer asked the man
n ne paWnbroker's shop.
Soh, yes." replied the '-unelesS n
nan was IN here this morning who
turned IN his tOes."-Y0nkers statsS-
man.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

- fns asroplans - ths anicmob1ss !
ZEN psldoa n. pisasa Z / eAy that :
4 mas sbpvs yOs. Is,u- = : hs,lhs
90 O. nutonohns = d as-sDl.nss
'sBeu ~ D on top. but Eizkf hGe 3
sI.laln -.
s - aAr.p,.sz I A.y pn-.s !
Mans 20 = NJ ,sss 1h..s sa-. =
-n.v ro.k r,n...
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Mhan 20 Rsfrain.

When 70 Refrain.
Miss Prye-Mrs. Jones, your daugh-
Or just called me a nosey old gosstp.
Mrs.. Jones-I shall tend to her 1t
once. I've told her over ana over
again not to speak the truth when It's
liable 10 hurt peoples feelings.-LAD-
nineotta
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Grk

Art
I know . lady %hO can vrits most lovely
poemg-she's neglected-
II iong since shs has hoped 70 win thO
honor that ahs once expected
Know . lady who can paint A pretty
talent she Possesses,
hi CT shs has 20 dine On crusts. - oogs
rowfuIly she confesssa. 9
know = lady for whose art the world y
gsad 20 pay her dearly.
- dos q dance IN her bare test and
etharWiao q nude. o. neariy.
Chicago Record-Harai6
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

He found . welcome IN ths GhY
That's worth your while % VIM :
Rzid Nd his debts and said Eoodby.
AID the angels sid Cons inf'
Atlanta Constitution.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

The Pest-His Explanation.
! sing for those who love q song
Nor care whoe'er the singer Be.
nut most sing for those who long
To hear my song for love OF ne.
Tor an sing as best can
ThS thoughts that haunt the heart OF man
Boston TranscR1DE
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

nat ssbreTlfy's the eoul e vfES
: AZ time We think y corkln8-
nat 4. wo think TIE nayinga1 e
When other folks are taking.
-Dosfan HssalA
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Cheerful Events.

Molly for a husband sighed
She pouted. % twas grated
And Anna plned to be q bride
TIL she was nigh prostrAted,
But Cupid came 70 join their stdo-
To mate they both were fated,
And thus was Molly mollined
And also Anna-mated
Kansas city TimoA
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
A sure hisa.

Mickey Junior-Wasn't Il Patrick
Henry who said. s.Let ~ have peaesr
Mickey Senior Nobody BY tn name
~ Patrick liver sid anything lofks
thak-Jadge's Library.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

Ho-Whsn shan We esE nart
Bhp-oh. John. Why g yoa lat1 ouP
iolgleennsnt % ssFioay1 = CD
lMxamlnsE. ~. . -
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Gail Of n. VIA
NakIna KUn

Making u Up.
shame on you'll You came homo last
night actually tipsy."
50 / did. my dear. Just couldn't
resist the pleasure Of seeing two q
yUu at ones."-Phnadsiphia Ledger.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

This Is a bitter dose for an honest
man" said the trust magnate a. he
locked over the gratifying graft 10
galts.
But the pill IL nicely sugar coated"
laughed q profit sharer.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

eAnd what did he do when the wait
= poured that steaming soup down
.his neckr
-oot hot under the collar. Of eOursAs
Philadelphia Ledger.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

We leaxned q goodly thing or tWo
Highf here upon the farm
a oocktaH en- The fenoo went %
Uo INN soul 10 harm
The broad ax., 1910-02-05
Word From RIsr williams.

Ef de ferryman amt dar wen you
gifts ter de river an de steamboats,
done bowed up think o. 20 swimmin'
lessons an jump In, but fer de Lawd's
sake don't boiler fer rope wen you git
halfway cross or de world n laugh at
you an make you mad enough ter
wish you wuz lost In de wilderness
Atlanta Constitution.
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

- sid = Woman fans b aaS
rssss. s sss ss..s 30 - So 8 81 "a
-SlasA
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

Man'o lneonoistoney.
yes" said the woman who some
tines thinks aloud. its z fact
what's a factT We queried.
that q man who sf6Wls ab0ut hiB
Wifsis cooking at home WIN chseEfnIly
sat any old thing when he's camping
answered TIE hoisy female thinksrs-
Oiesso EeWA
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

n gioOs trottsr. Il sssnis % n.
- very much Hko . restless 6eA.
He doesn't eat y one placas yO1 -
ENfMf -Chicago NoWA
The broad ax., 1910-02-05

Society = q funny thing"
sWhyY' t 49, -
-1ftsr = coming ont Jon srs an ~
Harvard LAmpOOn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-03-17

Empero. william is going to
naIe crusade against the ihtro-
h"o,ion into the German language
of SO many words from other Ian
guages.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-03-17

,,eoo A. Bere2naik, a native OF
o,assa is now living in lndianapo-
lis. He is lawyer a scnT,s, S.n..nh,,n 10
,nor M and translator of "Triloy ~
the Russian language.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1910-03-17
sHIPPING GOLD IN oLDEN rrMEs
narrative OF How Bank Got II.
Remittance 100 Years aco

''''"''Ia thoSe have been
ui''o"s the picturesque incidents of
.n' eNcluhg finance lately This is
Tue description of how $4,000 gold
was IuShe' 70 a bank in the British
ls''S century and a half ago.
me story Is told in the published
io'''nIScohces OF DR.. Thomas Somer-
''''''
Iett London on tn 2sth of
May Mr.. Donaldson, the book.
seller, being informed of my in
tended journey called upon mo
and after expressions Of kindness.
told me that he had il I'm his mower
to obtain for me free and safe
conveyance TO Edinburgh. on tho
condition of my taking charge Of
valuable parcel to be sent thoro in
a few days ] accepted this offer.
which appeared to me $50 reasonable.
Win my best thanks; but how much
was ] surprised when, upon my ar
ria' IN the city ON Ola. day / was 10
bt-in my journey. the value of the
parcel committed % my care was
malc known to me. and "a mir of
loaded pistols rut into nv hands
for defending TO- with a paper of m-
structions renuy. TO the p,ap Of
my journey The ,arce, was "a mort
mauteau covering chest which
contained EIGHT er ten tnor.arl
guiueas for the old Bank of s..--
land. The subsistence of th, diren-
tious given me was. 10 yri.o tg,ra
every day on the road 10 l-r In-.s
ELmburgl. and Mr. UcuJa. SON. I.,n-
don. to make only ..ort stop nj
every stare not to travel after
eight o'clock I'm the evening not to
lodge dwlug r. rf-nt An .ry of the
large towns never To lose sirht of
the portmantcau. TO be- ae-osited in
my bcdroo mand the door TO he
locked
"rho fou,yir. IL. no,, ~, tbo
rout, and n.,r..,t,r. ,.t.t. ,.ht,E :
wa, r,rntsr,l. ,o-r, ,ta. t-ro
From Iordo, =, u,rr., - ,anos.
Hatfield q. stayarara 70. Rirr,o' ,o'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
MRS. GRIFFITH RETURNS
AFTER VICTORY IN EAST
President of California w. c. 7. U.
Prominent at Baltimore

At the largest convention ever held
by the w. C. Il. u, which took place
at Baltimore, Maryland. from Novem-
ber IL to II, a resolution was passed
unanimously condemning the third
degree The resolution was brought
up Fby Mrs Hester T. Griffith of Los
Angeles, president OF the California
w. c. II. u, and caused much dis
cussion.
Five hundred and ninety-eight dele
gates We're present, six representing
California; Mrs. S. l.. Seward from
Long Beach, Mrs. Ada Jewell from
Pasadena, Mrs. Stella Irvine fraom
Riverside Mrs. Hester T. Griffith from
Los Angeles and Mrs. Mary e. Teats.
who is one of the national evange-
lists.
The college prize of $100 in gold,
offered by the best essay on temper
ance. was won by John David Houser
of Covina, who is taking his college
course at Stanford.
The curfew department was taken
out of the penal and reformatory work
and made a separate department.
After the convention about 500 dele
gates accepted an invitation extended
from the w. c. T. u. headquarters at
Washington, d. c., to visit them for
a day. They were shown over the
state buildings and were entertained
at dinner by tie Washington chapter.
Mrs. Griffith arrived home Saturday.
After the convention closed she visit
ed friends at Norwal1, o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
BEGINS SESSION TO-DAY
Father of Governor-EIect and
Many NotabIes to Consider
Law Changes

The California Bar association will
meet in Blanchard hall this morning
for two-day session for the first
time in this city. The convention is
under the auspices of the Los Angeles
County Bar association. Many prom
inent men from all parts of the state
are arriving in the city to attend the
convention The purpose of the meet
ing is the enactment of remedial meas
ures with which to meet modern con-
ditions in the practice of law.
Curtis II. Lindley, pre- sident of the
California State Bar association, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and is
at the Alexandria hotel
Grove L. Johnson, father of Hiram
Johnsan, governor of California,
also arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the convention. Among others
arriving yesterday were Prof. Fred
erick c. woodward of Stanford uni
versity, I. T. Hatfield of Sacramento,
and r. S. Gray of San Francisco.
The program for today follows:
FORENOON
9:30-Call to order. Tendencies Of
Modern Legislation annual address
by the president, Curtis H. Lindley of
San Francisco. Selecting nominating
committee. Report of legislative COM
mittee. Report of secretary Report
of treasurer.
11-"Admission and Disbarment of
Attorneys-at-Law," paper by Henry
]. Stevens of Los Angeles. Report Of
executive committee. Report of Sec
tion on constitutional amendments.
Report of section on criminal law and
procedure,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
SCHOOL DISTRICT FAILS
TO sECEDE FROM WATTS
Supervisors Receive. Application
for a Liquor License at
Playa Del Rey

The board OF supervisors yesterday
denied petition from residents of
the Graham school district. which is a
portion of the Watts city school dis
trict, that they be annexed to the
county district. The denial was based
on a communication from Mark Kep-
pei, superintendent of county schools,
who requested that the board deny the
petition in order to give him more
time to look into the matter.
Those residing in the Graham school
district claimed that the roads to the
Watts schools are in bad condition
and make it inconvenient for the
school children to walk to and from
the Watts schools. A hearing was
given them before Mark Keppel, at
which representatives of the Watts
school district We're present. The
Watts representatives claimed that
the roads were good and objected to
the Graham school district with
drawing.
Applications to the supervisors were
made for restaurant and liquor IL
cense by J. G. Benedict and c. r.
Grapevine in the auditorium building,
Playa del Rey. The precinct author
lied restaurant and hotel licenses at
the recent election.
The supervisors accepted an invi-
tation to attend the ceremonies incl
dent to the rechristening of Agrfcul-
tural park a week from Saturday
afternoon.
The report of Charles e. Logan,
county recorder. was received by the
board, giving his receipts for Novem-
ber as $15,3SS.50
Henry Schonicke of Naples applied
for a wholesale liquor license. The
matter was ordered advertised
Premium bids for the $4,000 bonds
for the Huntington Park union high
school were received by the board yes
terday, the bid OF James III. Adams Il
Co., 1888, being accepted as the lowest
bid.
Bidders and amounts were James Fl.
Adams &. Co, 1888; N. w. Halsey &
Co, S474; Barnoll & Co, 1857; Ameri-
can Savings bank, $415; William r.
Stats & Co.. SAB; state board, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
Elv's Cream Balm has been tried

and not found wanting In thousands OF
homes. 1t has won place In the
family medicine closet, where It is kept
at hand for use in treating cold In
the head just as soon as some member
of the household begins sneezing or
snuffling. 1t gives immediate relief and
a day or two's treatment stops cold
which might become chronic and run
into bad case of catarrh. Price so cts.
If you prefer to use an atomizer. ask
for LIQUID Cream Balm. 1t has all the
good qualities of the solid form of this
remedy and win rid you OF catarrh or
hav fever. No cocaine to breed
dreadful habit. No mercury to dry out
the secretion Price 75c., with spray
ing tube. All druggists, or mailed by
ELY Bros. 56 Warren Street. New fork,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
RATES LOWERED TO EUROPE

The steamship department of the
German Savings bank, rep-
resenting the Cunard steamship line,
has been authorized to offer at reduced
rates third cabin outward tickets, New
York ito Liverpool. Scandinavian. Fin
nish and European points, on either the
steamers Lusitania or Mauretania, 32,-
900 tons, from New York for $S2.75 and
on the smaller steamers for $31. Many
people are taking advantage of this low
rate to visit Europe during Christmas
a nd the HOLIDAYS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06

Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Eugene Ellsworth Smith and Miss
Waddllove of 707 West Twenty eighth
street for a musicale at the California
club Tuesday afternoon, December 20,
at O'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
JAILED FoR BEATING CHILD

Z John Hechschalz, living at Ninth and
Hill streets, charged with beating his
blind son. John, seller of shoestrings,
was sentenced to serve ten days in jail
by Police Judge Rose yesterday morn
ing. When arrested Hechschalz said
he had beaten his son because he failed
10 nav his board.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS rouRIsrs ARRIVE

A carload of tourists in charge OF w.
G. Mclaughlin arrived from Minneap-
oils yesterday on the Los Angeles Linn
tied over the Salt Lake route. There
were twenty-five people in the party,
all of whom will remain in Southern
California during the coming winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
sTRANGERs IN TIRE CITY

strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF Com
inerce building. on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16
2okal.Derid)t
1eutid,cr 0eIebrter
@no bemndGf in Der linfpsrfltaf
nber RiuberIlriorse Iprehen.

IN u[lern1titsr 3sit pire eia bes
rubmier 0eIehrisr 8r. Stinrih We,-
der ponNien, Der aa Der oortiesa uni'
periitGt abcr Ysrpaltunssrsht isr.
Cincinnati sinen Sriuh abltaiten uRo
bier bie St6tilfeii bts sSueensgsrihts
ioiuie Der stinosrfiirioraes s4Ritalter
sinaebsno Ttubirsn, rpit sr es g.aentpdrs
tia auf elmer Rsiis nur6 ods aano IN
allen qrobsren StGoisn thut, um iiati'
itiiGes Wattrial fir tpeiserc Merle
i;bsr oietc Frags su iammsIH.
gelsosHtlih isiner bleifatn AnipeieH'
belt tuiro 9r. Rsid'er ouf aniuhsn
BON Tr. 9abntp sInsn @ortrag in eng
liitsr Sprn6s iiber bus Ibsma Rim
oerFurioras" in Der uniperiitai halitH.
Tr. Rsider III nit Der 5erausgabs eis
ner Gncn:.cpGois iiber ainoerfiirforse
in ben peritisoensu 2anbern Der Wsli
beihdftiat anb bat auf 6rune psrions
iiter Stusisn bic SGnoe, ipeldx iif,
auf Seiisrreih, Deutidlano. Gnslnae.
ssrautreie. geIgitn, bic Shfpsis uno
Rurtpeeen btsiehsn. bereits fsriisss.
iislt. Ssim Qmsritarsiie eiens in er-
iter Qinie btm3iped. um ibm iiatiiiis
id,es Mlaitrial fir ben gano uber Die
Wereiniqien Gtaatsn Al iieiern-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16
Ser Sarii in Cbiu.

@ie biz RepubIItaner pon Snoidna
iiber nen 5Qrif oeuten, odruber baben
fie in ibrer IeBten Staatss Sonoentlon
Qenaueite Nustunft ertbeiIt, aIs iie in
ibrer platform ertIdrten, bub Der Ia
riI i'm b06iten 0raDe Der 9erbe'ieran8
beoiirftig lei 0os lit aud Die offen
ertIGrte Nniidt Der Republitaner pom
Sona, BON 3anIas, BON Rebrastu. DON
Winneiotd unb perfhieDenen anoeren
ipeitli6en Stuaten. Die Stimmung in
Sbio blerUber bate bis leBt tetnen Of
fi8ieleu 2lusbrut qefunDen. 9as lit
iebt Settsns bes Gegi5luturzaOmmits
tees geIfeben. neI6es ertlQrt, Dab Der
Sarif Die Stiige Der Sruits un0 Wono@
pole lei. Wtr balten bieie GunDgebung
fir gQn3 beionoers pidtig. Sbio gebort
3u ben uus9eiprohenen SnouItrte=
Staaten. 2lus bieiem 8runbe beitan0
Die Qnnabms, oaB e5 auf bod30QnerIz
faer Sette itebe. 8islang mar Das
obne 3peifsl Der 5aQ. Qlori6 uno
Cannon baben es aber 3uipege qebraft,
bah ibr 5arif ielbIt in ben 8urgen Der
5o630Qnerei Qbi4eu erregt. Q8ir oes
Ben audi in Der Nnna6me niht febl,
Dab 0itlta bon ben QQegbenies Die
qIeide Stimmung unter ben 0oltsndIs +
Ten obrpaltet, bios baB bic 8arteis sWas
fhine bic 8oltsItimme geflifentIih err
Itidt. oSeoo6 ielbit bort lit cine Reate
tion oeqen Den 6Dh5ol ma6rne4mbar.
Wafiaduietts bat iie Durh Grpdblunq
zines Demotratiihen aongrebreprdiens
tanten gum beutliden ausorut ges
bra6t unb gtep gort tpartet bios aui
cine 0eLeeenbeit, ieinen 9}roteit gegen
Qlpri6ismus unb Ganuonismus an:
3umeIoen.
Wenn mir ieBt bic SadIuqe mil
5inii6t auf bic republitaniIhe Yarte
priifen, 10 eeb0rt cine gerdoe3u rngs:
nDbnlihe 8erblenbung oo3u, ben gr
Tolg Der partei baDon abhdngig 3u mo.
den, oub man bsm 8oIte feline 2lnIi6'
ten iiber ben neuen Iarif ausrsbet
Wtan tonute ebeniogut oerIuhen, etr
God bur6 cine Steinmaler gu reoen
Republifanifhe Reoner, bic iih bemii
ben, ben 1arii por oem 9olts gu reht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

ben Homen BON prineipi, Moniignos
rem, gctfhaftern, 5oiariitotraten uns
Soerr unb 5rdu p. aus Bottom, 8altts
more, Gher ober Rem 9apsn Il. I. 10.
Die lebtereu, bic 9amen uno Serren
y, faufen bann DuBenbe, Sunoerte
BON bieien Rummern uno tpanoeln lie
su Moelsbriefen; o,nn bic 2sute in Der
Seimatb, bic Sreunoe uno Reioer. os
uidt pihen, bab man in ben ootels
Reitaurdnts in Rom on separation III
fhen ipetit. miiHen ia glauben. oab
5rau unO 5srr y. 0dite Der fiiritIihen
6errihaften iparsn. Iieie 3aotia6e
Der SeIbitaesluna stinnert an Die Sas
se, bab gutbiireerlite 9eute aus Wits
teleuropo, bic cine Ginlaoung gum
MaTeuempfdns hires romiiten BOT
ffaFters empfansen baben, oas loft
bare Document baheim einrabmtn lais
fen unb iiber benz Sofa In Der euten
Stube aufbGnssn.
Gum ShIuiis fsi nod zines iSsitss
gebdht, auf bus iupbI aud tsin Sotsl
porter bic 5rsmotn oufrertiam gss
madt bat. sSn 5roiteoere, bart an Der
GaribdIoibriids, itehi Elm gu nsuen
Ssben srrpedtes Surpel oss Wiitteldis
tsrs, bic Bette Der auguiaaru, Elm gou
aus bsm 13. SabrbunNrt bon feItsnem
orhitsttoniiher aeiss. gu Sferu psrs
anitalteten in ibm eintae 8amen Dee
bohIten Ieels einsn wphlthdtigttitss
ba5ar. bsi benz aiinittsr uno antiquars
miteetpirit hatten, nm bic einSeInen
Sale nit WtoheIn uno .draSsi" aus Der
3eit Der 9otrtuoifdrcs dusSufatttn.
Sa. man psrItsbt in Rom gu Iebsn;
ipenn es aud bic 6otsIportiers uno
5rembsn niht eIaubsn tuolisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

Der qrGitoent 1T in elmer
sSrauen Stimmre6ts 8erIammIunQ
aasge3iIht pproen. Die Ddnsn. bic
ar Der SpiBe Der 9eriammlunq itan,
ben, baben Iib otefer llnart 9eiddmt
uno Die Shulo aui Die 8eiuher 9ez
fnpben, aber gIeih3ettj9 baben lie be
merit, baB Iie Die Anihten, pelbe
dus9e3ii6t Duroen, ebenfalIs uift Bill
Iiqten. Der Yrdiicent bat uber nihts
al s5hatia6en angefiibrt, Die iih nt6t
abitreiten laHer, ndmljd, oab oas
5rdueuzStimmredt an oem WubIree
iultat, tporauT e8 aletn antOmmt,
nihts perbeiierH tonne. Uie ieBt pieIe
inteliQente unb uninteai6eute WdnRer
am Stinmtaften Iitb einftnoen, 10 piro
es 1th genuu nit BEN 5ruuen perbalten.
Die Stimmen3abl mtr0 gr0Ber, dber
bas ReIuItat nt6t beIer Iein. 8ie
9oette Ioet: n8etreteuer Guart pirD
brett, ntdt tart"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

isine aIoaien, feline $ooIpitdIer. Sit
betIaeen iif nor alIem, bab mon nttht
asnug fir ibre SidFrhsit fbut. S's
beboupien, Sab bic pollitdnbig unsts
niiesnbe 3abl Der Shubleute in ben
Qariier 8orcrten ben perbrederiihen
glementen bort freies Spiel l1bt. Da
bic geamttn, bic BEN Dienft periebtn.
iiberblrbst Fino. Cine Barrier 3eis
iung, Die in bisiem Winter cine linz
tsrluhuna barlber anftelIte, fam dls
Isrbings su bOhIt isItidmen Jeitltsls
lunaen iibsr bieien BeeenItaHb. Das
10000 Ginfpobnsr sdbIenbe asnierss
bat i'm sanssn As ShuBIeutt; 0uiup,
bas nod, bepOl.erter III. mub ii1 nit
40 ksniis,n. Sn BEN jest boIo TO-
000Gintpobner sdblsnoen SaintsD Denis
miisn insesiammt 81 Shusleuis fur
bic oiisnilihe Si6erbeit Iorseu. Dds
arobe 2epalIois gerre. Bat thnfcls
nod niht sinmaI 60 Sihtrbsitsbeums
te. gle oi.fs Cris Iisgen an ben Seis
ne lliern, bic einen heroorrn1eno
ihIehten Ruf hoben, roo 0fftntIihe
Bale LETTER Grbnuns allerki DeiInosl
beran,ieben unbRauffsenen am Sonns
taa on Der gaesoronung fino. gDo
beidnnts RennpldBs iino. III bic una
iihsrheit msiit am sroBtsn.
Die 0ororie Hagen auh oariibsr,
bah ibre 9trbinoungen un.ereindnosr
ihlsht finb, odb aIIss Der 3eniralfiiss
runa 5uauuitsn Der Staot Yaris ges
opfsrt pirb. Gs ptro einem nitt
lsidt semaft, bon Saints Denis etfrn
nudl gbarenton, poer Don 9seiiiIp nah
.5prn su tommen. Der san3t 8crcrt=
psrtsbr pon paris III ia iiberhonpt
nidlt muIt,rsiiItig, uno isIbft roh BEN
bslisbteiten 4usfluesorten ipie9erIails
leg uno Saint s9srmuin ldbt bic
Shnetisisit Der 3iss sa Diin'hsH
ibria.
glaris hat ben Iiebtnsparoisittn
Eaoismus a[lsr ghdrmeure; spie ecs
oans. qanb, 10 in ibm aud IeiHsganns
meils uur cine 8orratbstammsr bon
RsnIten, nihts fpeiier. Der Der
brou6 in otsi.m artittl nimHst nitt
ab, i'm 8sesntbeil, er ipirb erDber uHo
ar1Bsr.
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Gb.erlaubaiRi4eiue

lSobn gsiIman, 30, Sit 8. Ctr.
lsllvine Ssnt,. 20. 8enibaip aDs.
lgirail g. Sunbam, %. Msit 4. Sr.
lDaiIp 9. Ghanen. %. WinslOip 4rs.
lQid. Martin. 26. Weiiern aDs.
lmaris fiji, 26, WeUlitsH aps.
{Gm. 6. Str0bsr, %. gOlerain aDe.
Bertha 10. Shuiier, "a, 9elhi, 8,
IWm. M. gDooos, 40. Robb ADe.
Sulba Mnpasi. A. eaitrrn aot.
l@m. Roth, 80. Speamors Ctr.
lGarrn Cams, 30, T.. nchs Walnu!.
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