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SITUATIONS WANTED.

81 VA lUNS WAN I'D.
Male.
yASTED-PIaoe as Chauffeur by young col
ored man hrst-class mechanic and driver.
oest referencez ZlSis uth y ".
wANTED-PIaoe as miller By man. Of good
experience 15o9 9th ST
yyANTE D-By young man. position IN tailor
ms establishment as trimmer J. PITTLE
ne In Sc y. W
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
wANTED-GeneraI homework BY neat COL
ored girl Address llss Pierce place Ref
e-e---es-
yVANTED-By competent white Iaundress
work b. the day also cleaning 70 cents
Pc hour, BOX s.. Times once
WASTED-w ing 70 take home or towels
from any Ta-z g the city e lauuder; daily
OF By the W - IN L st y W
WA0TED-E ss.zs5 I as general housekeep-
er- sl3 Isl -. = 2
WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTs-severai, i've, TO sell '-DOMEs OF
Fine opportunity for continuous business
Apply i D ENGEL- Sls Jenifer Bldg
AGENTs-Ten wanted al once Tor quick SCH
ms 62oes. Apply Bo& IS. Tines ofaee-
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
WANTED-A reliable man OF woman living
near Washington. who g. IN position 20
properly house and take care OF twelve or
fifteen Exhibition Bun OTpingtons- Here S.
ID opportunity for the right party 10 either
maze money OF get into the fancy poultry
business without any expense Write or call
this week Il. l. MAFES. q Merchants &
Mechanics Bank Bl1g-
Mn AND WOMEN solicitors. salary ana
commission Cal between 5 and . N.
ID a "a. ". 6. RYAN, II3 Pa ave NV
SOLICTTORS-LafiGs gentlemen. can
make s. per week &c introduce prospective
customers for lot less than 81 acres OF Flor
ida grapefruit and worth 16oc on the dollar
For full paTtiC ,ars call at so q St y. W,
Washington. D c. lst nOor-
WzNTED-Cfv- Service students. ghs b4st
and quickest preparation obtainabis In
Warrington STEAlER'S BUSINESS col
-EGE- Old Masonic Temple 9Th and z
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LOST AND FOUND

! book, telescope
LOST-Topaz pin. surrounded with pearls; "a
18th St car, between St and Col uuabIa
rad. Sunday. about ?. N. Suitable reward
II returned to Mrs HEY WOOD. Apt 30
The Portner, 18th and SITS.
LOST-GOId chain bracelet. with round
smooth cut amethyst pendant amethyst At
tached. Reward II returned to Mrs FIELD
ING SIMMONS. Apt IS, the Toronto. 10Th
and P SITS.
LOST--Gold watch on Pa ave, between I5th
and 10Th SITS y. W, We inesday afternoon:
attached gold lover fob
LOST-sllver purse containing bin and change
between 9Th and F SIS to 7th and G sts
y ". LIBERAL reward II returned 10 Isl
LOsT-BIack serge skirt, between stb ana
n "; and I4th and Pa ave, \. W:
on OF OF cars Reward II returned 20 1872
Sth St y W
LOST-A few days ago. brown pocketboolZ-
with name in back, no money il Il VIII
give $ reward II returned to 80 Pa ave
y
LOsT-Monday, Dec. 5, brooch set With
pearls; owners name on front. Reward
return 70 51o0 r St y. W.
LCCsT--Pointer Cfenalel. black and white;
Monday evening. name Bell collar no
tag Return to 1S22 18th st y. ".
LOsT-Tues5ay evening. black ruching neck
piece -, AnacOstia- Return to 1897 "
st. receive reward
LOST-Silver watch; name within. Please IN
ave
LOST-DecembeT 6, after D m between
18th and 18th. and White House Station
y E memorandum book contains SZ5 cash
10 membership cards, and checks Reward
> Dy mail or otherwise II not fully salts
hcd win reward send book. checks. and cards
70 JOHN B -BUECHLING. 1856 Kramer st.
y e
LOST-Gold monogram lockst, on watch fob.
pictuIs inside. Reward IL returned $50
Eve 81
LOSI-Gold chain bracelet, with round,
smooth cut amethystss pendant amethyst
attached Reward IL returned 70 Mrs.
FIELDING SIMMONS. Apt IS. the Toronto,
20th and p SITS
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female.
PHONE EUREKA EXCHANGE. IGlI y 7
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13

turnedt o Philadelphia, after spending
very delightful vactien at his home.
Mrs. George Atkinson spent several
days last week with Hayre de Grace
relatives
Mrs. NJ Kidd, Misses Marguerite
Kidd and Blanche Stebbing spent sew
eral days last week at the Chesapeake
House. Bctterton
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carson were
Baltimore visitors last Friday.
Mr.. John Atkinson. OF Kennedyville,
spent Sunday at his home
Rev. and Mrs Harvey Ewing, OF
Worcester, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mrs Laura McCicnallau
The alpha Delta Kap az Club
spert most del:ghtfuda y Friday to-
gethcr in Betterton.
Miss Agnes l.. Mowbrsy, OF Viii
mngtan, is the guest OF Miss Bessie
NJ Taylor.
Mrs. Margaret Norris, Miss Maud
Norris ana Mr. William Norris spent
Sunday with relatives at NanB:bber.
Mr. Charles J. Mcdowell. OF New
York, spent several days at his home
this week.
Mr.. Edward Weaver. OF Philadel
plia, spent Sunday with relatives IN
town
Mrs Archer Coale. OF Philadelphia,
is spending few days with Mary
Lamm.
Miss Maud Hemmck. OF Baltimore
is the guest OF Mrs. F. T Benson.
Miss Margaret Boyle is visiting Miss
Frances Clendenin in Colora.
Mis-. Lille F. Pugh spent Sunday
with Miss Louise Wagn,r. in Rising
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Becker and son.
ol Baltimore, are guests of Mr.. an1
Mrs. William Campbell.
Quite a number Of the Young men
Of Our town enjoyed the excursion to
Atlantic City last TUESDAY
Mr. Norman Boyc' oi Virginia.
spent several daysa st week with Ms.
Fred Gcrhauser.
Mss Martha Ohmit. al Little Wash
lreton, Pa, is the guest OF Mrs. Geo.
Campbell.
Mrs Mar. a-et Nca', ci Wilmington
Is visiting re ativts in town.
Mr.. Roman Crothcrs. Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Dir. G. II. Richards.
Ms. Wa ter Nil,iainS and son Amos
nave tetnfmed mona d very pleasant
TRIP with relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
DIR |. 5. Bal G. has returned from
trip to the West
Mr. and Mrs William Johnston. OF
Wilmington, Srent Sunda" with Mss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13

Margaret Kerwin
Miss Sidney Head, 81 Atlantic City,
is the guest Of Mss Elizabeth Boyn-
ton.
Mr.. Charles Williams IS spending a
lew DAYS with Columbia friends.
Mrs. F r. Benson is enjoying her
self at Asbury Park, ~ J.
Miss E.steils Milsc,l, Of PhiIadelphi a
s tie guest Of Mrs A. S. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs JGues, Of Pittsburg,
are guests OF Mrs. George Vanno t.
Cutie numler OF our townspeople
went to Annapolis on Capt James Nc,
Culloush EXCURSION on Wednesday
ugust 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. McClenal1an and
family are spending the month of Au-
gust at the mountains in Virginia.
Mr. john Reinhart OF Baltimore
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl.
Snyder.
Mss Mary Buck is visiting friends in
Wilmington.
Misses Esther and Celia Frieden-
berg. OF Baltimore, are guests OF the
Misses Friedman.
Messrs. Hugh Fails, Ward Abra-
hams and Charles R. Butchenhart
were Betterton visitors last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Smithson and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. spent several days last week
at Belair, Hartford county, visiting old
friends and Places
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13

Mr.. Boyd and Earl White. OF VIII
ruington, visited their parents, Mr.
ard Mrs Harry White the past week.
Mrs. George p Rutter was Colora
visitor on Thursday, returning with
her son, Milford, who has been spend
ING some time with his grandparents,
at that place.
Mr. A. c. Jackson has been in Bos-
ton the past week.
Miss Lea Wilson, of Harrisburg,
who is stopping with Mr.. H. w. Da-
Wis, lost gold beeded bracelet on
Tuesday, and would appreciate the re-
turn Ol il.
The Fun and Feathers" Club OF
about 80 men OF Lancaster, are spend
ug some days at Locust Grove, just
above here.
Miss Ethel Crawford, of Whining
ton. is spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. w r. Ward.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev. Harvey Ewing, OF Worcester
Mass. preached at the Methodist
Church, Sunday morning at 1890, to
large and very much interested con-
eregGtion M r. Ewing's many friends
were very glad, indeed. to have the
opportunity OF hearing himon ce more
He was stationed here Tor four years
about 20 years ago.
Mrs. F. S Boyle and Master Rich
ard Boyle. are spending few days at
Blue Ridge Summit
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Ackcr and son
Mr.. Joel Acker, together with num-
lie roi Havre de Grace relatives. we're
Oxford visitors. Sunday
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Lamm
have returned from quite a pleasant
visit with their sister, Mrs. Archer
Coale, in Philadelphia
Mr. Charles r. Butchenhart has re-
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PERRYVILLE

Misses tie en- Gradne SUSIE and
Lidia Wnsler have Teen spending
some DAYS At Wildwood, N. J.
Miss s.ddie SIN tn, OF Newport. Del,
was the guest Of Mr.. ", A. Wilson
and family last seek.
Master Ralph Maker. OF Whining
ton, is spending some days with Mr.
and Mrs II Wilson Davis
Mrs. William Soulsty and son, Rus
sell, Of Mo1ongahe {, Pa, are spend
ing some days with her iathcr, Mr. J,
w Coo iran
Miss Lizzie Wagner. Of Baltimore,
was the gucst OF MIR Grant Wardell
and family this week
MIR. and Mrs, kcs,ingcr Mcconnell,
OF Phila !eiphia, Mrs. Marjorie Neal,
OF Wilmington. Ms. Gcorgc Jones
and daughter, Florence. also MIR. Geo
Jones and Mr. Row and Holm, OF Port
Deposit. spent Surday wi h Mr.. &c prgc
Rutter ard fanny.
Mr.. Gem Elliott occupied one OF the
houses in the row OF Mr. a. H. Owens
on Broad street, Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM Owens aud MIR. Thomas
Ferguson, of North East, visited Mr.
and Mrs. II. Wilson Davis. last week
Rev. ASLury Burke, On route to
Woodlawn Camp. was town visitor
on Tuesday,
Mr.. Guy Dennis. OF Fh Iadclph,a,
visited his crcnts here this week.
Mr.. Norman McMullen has been
quite iii this week
Mrs. Amos Burlin and daughter we're
this week the guests OF her mother,
Mrs Mary r. Macdonald
Miss Ruth Watson is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Mr.. Nelson Fisher, of Wilmington,
has been spending few days here with
his mother.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-08-13
SCOTS SURE GROWTH
FERTILIZERS

A LII OUR BRANDS guaranteed to be strictly
~ as represented as to quality and in perfect drill
ing condition all the time. During the present
month of july, 1910, official of our goods were
made by the State Chemists of Maryland and Delaware
which will be mailed to anyone upon request. These
official tests made from samples drawn by the State
Chemi It's from goods sale in the hands of Dealers or
in possession of farmers and the results show they
have uniformly done for years. that the quality and
value of our goods every brand exceeds guaran
tee by a substantial margin. The actual commercial
value of Sure Growth and Standard Phosphates by
both Chemists, shows in the ton of 50 above
the value represented by guarantee.
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THE
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park, Maryland
MaryIands School Of Technology
Fifty Fourth Year begins September IS.
Entrance Examinations 10, ID
Eight courses of Instruction leading to ps X ..
sional degree of b. s.
Agricultural Mechanical Engineering
Horticultural Civil Engineering
General Electrical Engineering
Biological Chemical

The college has a close association with the
Department OF Agriculture in Washington, Col
lege students are permitted to visit the Expert
mcnt Farm at Arlington and Bcltsvilc and thus
secure an additional equipment for their pro-
feSsional career.
The demand of the age is for trained men for
LIES activities. Positions assured to those who
have worked with a will
Each department supplied with the most mod
ern and approved apparatus. Practical work
emphasized i'll all departments, Graduates quail
fed to enter at once upon lifes work. Boarding
department supplied with all modern improve
ments. Bathroom, steam heat, electric lights.
Location unsurpassed for health.
Tuition, books heat, light, laundry. board
medical attention, annual deposit, chemical and
athletic fees all included in the charge of $50 90
per quarter, payable in advance.
Sanitorim Tor isolation OF contagious disease,
resident physician and trained nurse i'll attend
auce.
Catalog giving full particulars on application.
Attention is called to the Two Years Courses in
Agriculture and Horticulture. Failure to report
promptly means loss of opportunity to student.
Early application necessary for admittance.
Write for particulars
sjul Sw K. W, SYLVESTER President.
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FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING DEALERS

JAMES E, WOODAI.L, JR., Georgetown, Nd.
JOSEPH H. STEELE, Chesapeake City, Md,
E. l.. RICHARDS, Newark Del.
WILLIAM B. WALTON, Iron Hill, Md
G. A. BENJAMIN & CO., North East, Nd
HARVEY & BLAKE Childs, Md
j. M. CAMPBELL & co. Port Deposit, Md.
DUYCKINCK, STERRETT & co Rising Sun, Nd
LONG & BUNTING Oxford, Pa
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Would seem to demand that you read
what Ambrose L. Ranney, A. NJ, M.
D., late Prof, sor Of Anatomy, New
York Hospital, says:
'Eyestrain may, and often doc
cause chronic and intractable disturb
ances OF the stomach. Chronic intes-
final and gastric disturbances may be,
and often ar companions in graver
disturbances OF the nervous system
due to eyestrain."
Our glasses are made to relieve eye
strain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-18

ieins Ternen ,epariren mill; 81 tpette.
rem unb tiirseren Musfliieen bietet ith
reide Gelessnbeit. Sn Ii Stunben err
rei6t Der .iiitiee Wdnoerer - Wdnpes
Ter iine ilamsr riiitis - bic Spibe bes
r8rrben anolIsn", no er our6 o1s
Yprbonbeniein zines 4usitdtstburmes
uno elmer Reitauratipn ongenebm
iiberroitt rpirb. 3ipet Wese fiibren
bortbin, Elm iteiIer, sienlih anitrensens
Der, i'm 3idSad Die 5Dbe binduf uno
Elm rpeiterer, dber iebr bequemer, Der
Ioaendnnte ainoerpasenlpeg. 10 be-
nantt, neil eiuit elm sehoridmer 5az
n1ilienpater auf brinsenoes 3ureoen Der
Satin ieinen iiinsiten SprDBlins NIT
ouf bes 9erges 9ipfeI eefiibrt bat.
Bonn anpllentburm iiebt man fait ben
gunssn Sars por Den 8liden aussebretz
tet, pcm 9roden beriiber nah Braun
ldae uno 2lnbrsasberg, auf Der anoern
Seite GlaustboI, 3enerfelo unb Die
robe, 0srsberg uno Sfdr3feIb, ia,
Bis gu ben @ottinser unb WeIerbergen
fhtpeift Der Bid. Sn Spei Stunoen
erreiht man bonn anpllen 2auterbsrg,
Die @eburtsitupt @ibmanns, bon mo
man oann, tbeils nit Der 9abn, thsils
gu SUP ober Wogen, iiber Inbrsasbers
uoer Sersbers nad Sieber suriidteb>
rem tann. Sin ipeitsrer Iobnenoer 4uss
fIus bon Sieber aus fiibrt nah Der Ia
gsnumpobenen 6anstiibnerburg, elmer
5elieneruppe auf bem Iogenannten
older, lpeitli6 bes Srtes, eine gurs
tie, bic immerbin ihon einen Ri Itigen
gergiteieer unb oauerbaftes Shu6z
5eug erforoert. Weniger beI6perlit)
fino Spuren mad ben romantiid qelez
gsnen, einiumen SorItbduIern aOnisss
bof uno SdIu6t unb na6 4norsus=
BERG brett. $40 man ober aud BON
Siebsr aus feline Shritte binlenten
mag, uberau empfdngt uns Der b.rr,
ltde 6pdpalb nit ieinen alten Sun=
nen unb 8uhen, iberau leuhtet bas
9run Der Dieien, tpebt Die refine, friId3e
9eralaft. glboIf 2ange.
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aSpeuid tn ghino. aus
gstins miro iiber ben StreiH bes
Sungb buBsnbdupiIinss 5ungfons Be-
riht.t, Der lsbbaft an ben 5dnptmann
BON a0pneid erinneri. Der 8esirfs.
MANDARIN ieste auf ben aopf bes
SGuptlings, Der iiber cine 9anoe BON
iiber 1000 Usann p.rfiist, einen preis
bon 5000 aronen aus. Dor Hur5em
erIbisn nun i'm pDloft beg Wanbdrins
elm Mann in Der 5raht zines bcben
6in.iiibsn geamten in elmer sriinen
SGnfte, nit rotbsm anopf, Der Den
Manbarin gu fprehtn perlangte, nm
oieism einen Spe3iuibefebl aus pes
ting su Hberbring.n. Der bobs BE-
ANTE lpuros NIT groben gbren empfans
g.n uno Der Nanbofin seIeitete ihn in
feline priDatsemdher. Oort ansetoms
men, p.rlanste Der Iremoe nit benz
Wanbarin olItin selaifen 3u rperoen.
Oils ii6 bic Diener entfernt butteu.
iblob Der 5remoe bic 1biir ab uno
belt bem Derbliifften Manourin cine
piltoIs untsr bic Naie. sd bin Dung
fons", idgte Der @aft ieelenruhia ~nlif
b<Hen Ropf 1a siusJ boben pzsis gee
istt bat. 80 10 Ssssmns4 mis ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-18

4rmutb) felt einem Meni9enalter
ni9t eeIeben bat, empfinbet bic urs
Iprinqlihe 9ebeutung bssRamens als
Elm nnreht, oenn sine NIT alien 5inefz
fen Der Wphlbabenbeit unb bes Hethz
tbums ouseeitdttete 9illenitaot tritt
uns entsegsn. GrpBs s2idterfelbs an
Der bDbmiiden 8renSe pradtpolle
8iQen, bel benen bas Dad gleih benz
5ute elmer ifonen 5rau oft bic aez
tpaeteiten Sormen seiat. muftergiiltiss
neue 8obebduier, ebrtpiiroiee buulid3e
lleberbleibiel aus benz gtnfans unb
Der Mitte bes poriser Sahrbuns
oerts, gu oenen Der gfahsez
borene nit benz Wunihe aufblidt, baB
elm ipobltbdtiger grano sur @interss
3eit ben SeitBer CUR neuen gautbdtigs
teit anipornsn m0ee, bas Neue fturmz
aetpaltie oas gllte suriitorGngsno -
10 besriiben mir bid, bu foblenidures
iprubelnbes Guootpa! Define Cham
pasnerbdoer" bdben einen eans Gro
BEN gu Der Stdtte i'm boben 9reilens
alter gslodt, no er einit als aingenoer
bic eiiernen Wiirfel Mnno 1866 aus
ipielte: 5elmut bon MpItte bat in Gus
bona einen breimalisen 4ufentbalt 9ez
uomm.n. Sein Rsli.f iiberihaItst Die
neue Selmutouelle. geitau' ss iorgz
fam o Wanoerer, sur @ermsibung bon
8ertpe6slunaen! 9enn IS eleiht fait
oem ebrtpiiroigen 9farrer aneip. -.
Qllein Die grobe Mafe bss Babe
publitums lit niht 70 tritiid berunz
last. Sn Der langen 4Glee bes aurs
paris ipusirt cine internationale 8es
iellIhuft. Wer ntft bas gao.Iatsn
uls aurtdrte unter bem Irme trdat,
lsoitimtrt ii6 burh bas grunnengIas.
8etrunten tpirb ben sunSen 2ug. Sc
Der NntiaItobpliter mub ietne Ser
3snSfreube an bieIsm greiben buben.
Ollie tommen iie 5ur Guell., bic ipri.s
benos Sugsnb beiberI.i 9eidl.hts, Gis
ME, R.isrps unb 2unbiturm. 9i: Dits
Iidsn proOtnasn, bus isdits unc finite
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RadbarlGnoer, Ssfterrsih, bas in 5shn
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RubIanb. Quffaasnb 1T bic 3abI Der
Qepittiaer Tauen, bic bliibsnD ausIss
ben unb Ith bod trant fiibI.n. SIsin
Marienbob! 9o6 Der 6sr;snsihus
ben, Der rsparirt rpsrbsn foq, binosrt
nidt, erobe SoiIette 3u MAIDEN. 5sihe
Seiterreidsrinnen srit.inen obne GUT
nit trun5fDrmiaer Jriiur unb fluttsrns
Dem Sdal. Sic p.roen bon ben
tpeibIi6en pr.ubii6en 9unb.se.npHen,
Die ii6 in poritriftsmGbigem Orion
uan3anaue. CUR Stelle meIben, iharf
untsr bic 2upe esnommen; ober Die
mGnnIit.n Ssr3snsirpalioen fpenb.n
g.ifau. = 4uh CTfisiers tommen.
GsItsrreib.r uub preub.n. Die Uni
F.! form tpirtt stpar jso.gmul aIarmirsno.
bp6 ion Elm. mGbis. 4nresung fir
Elm notbIeio.nb.s peiblihes Ssr3 mad
dr5tIibsr gsrorbnuns turg.u1Gb uno
ssraossu esbOtsn ieiR.
RagGurp.
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Feuire de Neuilly.

9lus garis tpirb s.idri.ben: W.nn
in .inem Der grobsn 4qunrisu, jsn.n
foIbiouablsu GIastGit.n nit Spi.s
g.In, bIum.ussidmiitteu Sifd.n,
gIattraiirtsn asnnsrn unb ssis.nb,u
Rotbjutsn, bas iibli6. dits W.nu .ins
s.nomm.n, Elm 9Ios fine gbampags
ne" (oOm fin.it.n) trcpf,nipsis binuns
ter o.gIitten III, tpmmt ben 9iusurs
elm Gebdr.., ben Il. e.p6hnIid fir
iebr origineQ balteu. Di. mare es,
tpsnu mir nod Elm bisbsu auf biz
nJoire be ReuiIIp" eins.n2 9isIss
Sunis Sabrmurttsfeit am gpis b.
goulogne, oas in ben oroB.n Rsnnipos
den ben .ttpas p.rbIabten 9erguiiguus
gen bon Wlontmartre Gonturrens
mo9t. Gin Quto tpirb befti.gen unb
nod tpenigen Winuten bdlt oos tnats
terno. Gefdbrt unter benz ftrabIeno.n
ginsnng. Der Chauffeur p.rIangt
5r. so Gts. 9ruufs.lo, neil man bas
Sitter paifirt bat, bas paris bon
Neuillp trennt. 4bsr bas iino 9inge,
Die man als getpisstsr sScirebummIer
ni6t trasiid nimmt. llnb nun .rin
int 8ujnieien", tpis Der 9.rIinsr iagt.
gla6 bsibem 5ett rienenbe auhenbus
ben. tnoIsnoe SbhbItdnos, bunb.r.
betannie Wal3ers unp Sp.r.tt.ns
S6loger l.iern, bubsln. ,Iimp.rn,
Drummer, fummen, jobl.n pon rshts
uno IiRts. Man mub g.iurbe R.rpsn
haben, I'm obne einen Nnflug BON
Seetrantbeit nit einsm 215eln oui
ben 2ippen ipeiterSuf6rsit.n. Wlutbis
an ben atpei furhtbaren, in obs.l.gt.
3iirtenboien uno abgenubte Saremss
fhleier sebD(lten meibern poriiber, bic
nit ihren bGrtiesn 2ippen flip fl0tsnb
einlaoen, bod nGbersutreten unb ibre
beriibmtsn tlsinen aiinitler aus benz
Stamm Der alobs gu b.fpunb.rn.
aaruieas, Seeelihiffe, 4eropluns, 4us
tomobils iauien in bic 6obe bis gum
nebertippen nnb berunter, bic Wetter
treifden, bic Mdnner psrIieren ibre
quite, bier Idgt tine iplloeShaar bertts
tersr S6tpeine, Rib. unb aGlber pors
iiber. Dunn ipippt uub brebt, kbt unp
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G.f6irr fir ben Gag unD fir bi.
Radt, iiber oeiien Rano Jebsrbiit.,
8lumenbiite, Matrofenbiite, 6errens
bite in alien 5arben unb 1orm.n
freunblih binaussuden. 1rommele
tlans. 9rompeten, gSianola, 1ans4
rbptbmen, bic Geute itoben unb brdns
gen. Das siebt's2 auf Der gitrube
elmer 9arade tanst Elm iunges Weib
m rofa WolItrieot, blonber WolIp.riid.
uno JlitterrOdhen ben gutepalt.
Jurhtbar iinb bic 9eiidter. bic 5u ibr
binouf eloben Wsitten nnter ben
barmlofen 3uf6auern finbet ii1 bas
4bf9rsdsHofts, mas paris aufaunei.
fen la. Hub tn Sisism 3sIE fstt -
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bDi.r aus aIs i.. 0i. 5auptitaot
fa.int ibre aloc,.n ib,r Reuillp ers
ooFen gu baben. Wsnidlids unsez
beusr, bIeibe, itirtsnoe, 5srIumpte, BON
S6mus itarrenb. Dstber uno Wlans
ner nit tief,n fhpursen Ranbern uus
ter ben @ug.n. isn.u 4ueen, bi. uns
Deuti6.u 10 euuS bsionoers frsn1e
Iiuo. W.nn mir ibrem fhnarseH
Bid BEL Wlenfheu btF.rer 9eriunft
bsgsgn.n, finosn mir ibH intsr.font,
bel iungsu Grnuen fam er iogor reiss
poa ipirtsn, mir abnen uno erratben
bi. cnbsrs empfinbenbs RaH.. 8ei lss
nsn Snoipiou.n aber pirtt oisier
buntIs. ,tpas fteels Bid tDsnis 9srs
trau.n .rtped.nb. gr bat ettpas BON
pilo.n 9bi.r, pon Der Bette on iid.
unb rpabrs g.itien iinO +. aud, e.s
pifie sfoir.btiuher. Die man OF ioIs
den .luitigsn4 abenb.n itr.ift.
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nit .Qpah.r", 3ubdIt.rn. 5ai6ens
unb goe.bi.ben, @erbr.6.rgsiiaIt.n,
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unkimlid.n Rohtpoesln fir bi. ip.iB
plaftronirten Dineurs eineu beionbtrsn
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gout", aIs 0eFert! llnb banH bi.
Da6s.abir,tte NIT ibren obitob.nb.n
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neq.n 0eit.n, perbeibunespou Idd.lno
einIab.n. Die grobe MenidsnDos.
aber tpGIst iih an al ben Sebenspirs
biateit.n poribers unb reibt bic Guesn
nett ouf. tleine aiuber. srobs 2ums
pen, 9ienItmdbhen, gocottsn, Grbeis
ter in 8Iuf.n, 6erren I'm Smoting,
robe gisrpetneG3ie feline Sportsmen.
p.rDittp,t. Wliitterhen. magere Bad
fiIt., aufgeoonnert. Mloircien. alts
paare uno junge pdrh.n, GeIuno.
unb arant,. ameriianiide Williarods
rinn.n uno .rotifGe attanes. beuiid.
Souri'ten, 8oupinonts unb 5unserIets
Der, all.s, alles FRONT berbei, fiilit oi.
brett. 7feftitrabe, briidt fih. itDbt unb
brGnat fit i'm bunten 0etpIbl. auf
pi.i.m Martt aner 6dbli6teiten. Der
nun sinmaI gu ben parifer Sommers
freub.n ssb0rt. U. ). q.
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9elo 5u bolsn. Der erI6redte Wans
barin bolst ri6tis aus ieinem Gelo.
itrant bic 5000 aronen uno iibsrgab
ne benz R6uber. Dieter feiielte uno
fnsbeIte bsn WlanDorin nod, iperrte
ibn in Elm Mbensimmer Elm unb be-
feftists an Der 5biir einen 3eitteI, aui
oem Der gefibl 5u leien mar. Die 1biir
innsrbaib Der ndhften "a Stunosn
niht gu Offnen. Wer pies tbue. iperbe
ssbdnst. Den 8edmten bes WoEbae
rims foste 6unsfong Ct babe srobs
llnierfhleife bes Wanbarins enibsdt
uno bieien einesiperrt. Damn 3os
5unsfons nit ieinsm grcben OsfOlss
ab. Der WuHoorin jhmnntets Dolle
"a gtunosa In ieiusm GtfGHgnib. Biz
q t6ygit uxssss