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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
Undernuslin
Sale TO-
morrow at
the Original
Sample Store

We have just received a
shipment of sample muslin
underwear, which we will
place on sale tomorrow. 1t
consists of petticoats, gowns,
chemise, drawers, corset COW
ers and combination suits,
which we will place on sale
at prices so to IS per cent
less than any other store in
the city would ask for goods
of the same quality.
Corset covers, 29t, $50
and 45f.
Drawers, $50, 45f, SOC
and SIC.
Gowns, 75t, $1.OO and
$1.5O.
Petticoats, Csc, $3.50
and up to $500.
Also a line of sOiled mus
lin garments, which we will
close out at SO per cent less
than the wholesale cost.
Ladies' house dresses,
worth $500 to $3.50, we will
close out at choice, $1.35.
Remember, this is the
original Sample Store of this
city. Get acquainted with
"1lle values we have to offer
and you will be a regular
customer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
TAFT WANTS
BALL|NGER IN
. THE SENATE
10y United Press Leased Wirel

10y United PreSS CeaSed WFe5
BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 1O.-The
r9ab mission of Senator Murray
Crane of Massachusetts was to ask
Secretary Ballinger to become a
candidate for the United States SEN
ate from Washington Is the story
that Is going the round here today.
Crane recenely travelled west on a
mysterious mission, meeting Bal
uNger in St. Paul. 1t Is reported
fiat Crane asked Ballinger to make
the race for the nomination at the
state primaries.
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about people In the upper crust" OF
humanity.
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Tho Spokane Press. delivered, Is
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WI{YG|

We will give you a thor
ough examination absolutely
free of charge. We have
our expert dentists do this
Remember, we have no be-
ginners here; all our dentists
know their business thor.
oughly. That is the only
kind we will have in our
office. We do first class
work at the following low
prices:
Full set of teeth. .$5. 90
22k. gold crown. E. SIS. 90
Best bridge work for IS. 90
Come in and get acquaint-
ed. We will certainly do our
best to make it pleasant and
profitable to know us.
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Prince Afis Hassan. the khedive's
cousin. are mentioned - being n
plicated.
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.omen's So and s.
Oxfords Sl.40

The greatest values we have offered
this year. A cleanup Of tan and oxblood
feathers in many new style e. 40
oxfords, at the snap price. j 10
Boys 0xfords-Tan and black calf
and patent leather; sizes 2la to 5H;
par -. .........,......9 l.70
Youths Onords-Ssme styles as
above, in sizes 8 to 2. u. -
Little Gents Qxforde-Sizes 8 e lS34k,
in up to $500 values; Zine black I'd NH
stout soles, pair ................ 80
The evening world., 1910-12-02
DIVES OUT WINDOW. BUT
IS CAUGHT BY ANKLE.
Fugitive Suspended From Fourth
Story Until Dragged Back
by Detectives.

Charged with iolonious assault, Glno
Brunette, who tried TO dive from a
window on the toruth floor % his home,
No. $50 West Forty-second street, u
escape arrest, was atralgued in JET
scrsJu Market Police Court to-day.
The charge was preferred 10y FRANK
Monaco. whose aunt conducts the
clearinghouse where Brunette lives.
Detectives kcssclmark and Moonen
were sent to arrest II. uncilo. Last
evening ms the detectives entc ed, Bru-
nello, who was reading. jumped from
his chair and plunged through the front
window. taking the upper sash with
him.
kessclm,rk caught one ankle Just as
the man went over. While Brunello
hung from the window head down
Moonan seized tho other ankle ana the
two detectives dragged him back.
The Detectives hands and wrists were
badly laccrated bv the fringe of broken
glass In the lower sash aud they were
suffering greatly. bat they never for =
mn slnckenea their grip on the
man.
The evening world., 1910-12-02

startling whitcncss of her hair and
face. set with the hin scarlet OF her
lips.
You think tho average woman has
better taste than the average man.
/ suggested.
We'll. | would not say that an.
swcrci Miss DE Wolfe. 'for | DO think
when Il man has any artistic sense
Mt all his taste to liable 10 be exceed
ingly good. Aud can you walk on Fifth
avenue to-day Pnh ,lut question the
taste Of woman Such hats, How
ever. ! do believe n woman who was
naturally interested IN Interior decor.
ating would. n sho took the tim to
study, Is" peculiarly we'll nt;cd 20 make
a SUCCESS OF tho work"
Upholstery and Morals.
Miss lie Wolfe paused and then con-
tlnucd quickly;
And | will tell YOU something that
perhaps you have never realized" shs
said, "A person who has good taste Is
fine oil the way through. ! mean they
are moral. honest. kind. Think hat over
and see II you do not agree. A person
with good taste would never make a
vulgar scandal. They would never Cos,
J sip o. say unpleasant or nnkiud things
can you imagine any one OF really goo,
taste 20 far forgetting themselves as {,
he rude" OF course not. Believe me
good taste is In the innermost fibre"
The evening world., 1910-12-02
HElRESS TO MILLION
WEEDS A CHAUFFEUR

FAIRMOST. W. Va, Dec. Miss
Blanche Malone. only daughter and heir
OF the late Ice ]. Malone. head ot the
Consolidated Coal Company. has been
secretly married to Al saunders. whom
| Mrs. Malone had engaged as chauffeur,
IL was learned to-day.
by the terms OF her fathers will. Mrs
Saunders will inherit fully 81. 900. 900. be-
sides becoming the mistress. when Mrs
Malone dies. Of one of the finest estates
In Fairmont.
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might asa. reasonably enough. what
have plaids and cooks to do with archi-
Secure, but-here Is tho story:
II all came about through tile impa-
tlent exclamation OF Nine. Byrn. wife
OF the Norwegian Minister in Washing.
Ton.
"Oh. why do not men build houses to
cult women?' said Nine. Byrn. The
houses designed by men make women
forever miserable. This Is true. not
only of America. where houses go up
ever night. but It H. equally true OF the
eo-called conservative countries. Al
modern houses are defective in some
way. n the perfect home must be
tvolved by the woman architect. Nor
way has given women full civil rights
with men, and for n quarter Of n CEN
bury women have been on equal intel
iec;ual terms with men. Now. / would
IKE TO sec them take up this theme and
polve the problem. This vocation. do
nestle architecture. which means shell
Ger and protection for the family Ia. In
the Norwegian woman's estimation. em-
tnently betting woman
10 Work for Women.
And Nine. Byrn is quite right
Agreed Miss DE Wolfe. AS she says.
komen are particularly fitted TO take
up interior decorating and architecture
- n vocation
Are they practical enough" ]
Askcd.
That II Just exactly what womc'
are" answered Miss DE Wolfe. "Prac.
ticability Is a feminine quality. Peo'
pie who think women are not practical
fnake a great mistake"
Surely, thought. Miss De Wolfe
should know whereof she speaks. W.
were seated In her Office on West
fortieth street, a suite OF rooms oddly
lntermingling feminine elaboration
with business devices. Miss DE Wolfe
herself. sat before "a great business
fesk. piled high with papers, but sh'
Bat upon-or. rather. within-a chair
more consummately coqucttish thar
fny chair I have ever seen. IL wal
hade ON the lines OF the gerat wicke,
beach chairs. but the entire frame wal
covered with dull rose hrocade., |
arched above Miss De wolfe's head
Corning a soft. rosy frame for tn,
The evening world., 1910-12-02

Then ones morals crop out in the
parlor upholstery" I queried.
Exactly agreed Miss De Wolfe,
You know. I went 10 see n person nCe
who lived in tae most awful h~ouse-amid
the most awful furnishings | lave ever
seen. I laid; Good heavens You
ought 70 commit some great crime II you
i've in this house. This furniture should
incite you to some terrible murder. ]
canno imagine seeing It every day and
remaining moral
That IL why ] say nothing can make
up to a child In after years for ugly sur.
rouudings during the formative period.
Parents who wish TO have their children
grow mp with beautiful characters must
surround them with beautiful objects.
They cannot begin too early"
Americans Are Improving.
But I am thinking what an immoral
nation we Americans must Il been"
! protested. "Our best friend could not
call our architectural taste unimpeach-
able IN tho past years"
But we are improving so rapidly"
answered Miss lie Wolfe. American
people understand beautiful architecture
and decorating better each year. And I
would not admit there was ever 80 very
much for us TO learn, either
But don't you forget when you se, a
woman wearing plaids that any one who
would be guilty OF sucA-A-t A.ns j.
capable Of running the fun Eamut OF
crime. w TO and inclusive OF rudcness
TO the cook.
The evening world., 1910-12-02
Kindness Goes With Good
Taste, She Declares, and
"a Woman Who Wears
Plaids Would Be Rude
to Her Cook"
Hats Seen on Fifth Avenue
Prove Woman Hasn't
Better Taste Than Man
-HoU Surround ings
! Direct Lives.
BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson. -

MY 'atA'A '
"A plaids would
be rude TO her
cook"
Now. YOU might
feel b~cwildercd at
this state IN g
made by Miss Ell
sic DE Wolfe. one
OF our foremost
architects and in
terror decorators.
n you. old not
know what led up
20 II. Also you
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-29

balt ber DiItrift nod ID onoere, tso'
rullter gromn County Die 5uiladIt
grobte 8epDlferung bot. sis iebt
boben 500 Mpplifonten eingereldt,
nelde Brobebogen aus5ufiiQen ia,
len, Die olt 5. Seb. eepriift tperoen.
90 porausiibtlib mebrere Mpplifan'
ten Die 8riifune nibt beItcben lper,
Den, iuare nod gusii6t auf mclterc
N1lteaungen %borbanoen.
Seute obeno finoet Der grnRe
Breis- Mosfenboa BEG g. 81. Srie-
ger=Gereins in ser WiiiionS=@arten-
bo1e itott.
@ir botten oos 8ergniigen,
unieren eeidaeten Sretno Graf
s. Sold bon Somburg, bier be.
griiben ul1b nit ibm einen redt all=
genebmen Sag perIe6en gu fonnen.
@raf &old reilte BON bier nah Mpn-
terep meiter; er miro Mitte Mdr5 sic
Hiidfabrt nod Der olten Seilaat
antreten uno peripra6, oal1n nod)
einmal bier fur5en @ufentbolt 5ll
nebmen. @ie itets, miro er uns
ein iebr millfommener @olt iein.
- Or. ginbIep lit BON ieinen
5erien 5uriidgcfebrt uno bat feline
Braris in ieiner neilen Office, SO.
1888 u,.b $40 Moore @cb1ube, mie.
Der oufgenommer.
- Die offi5ielen 3ablen bes itao-
tiiden observation-disclosures sci.
gen 6en @eianmt
oes @igentllms in Son 4ntonio fir
has Sisfaliobr 1909-10 als $73,'
$4,000, cine 3nnabme bon $t2,-
009,2t5 iiber ben @bidGsungsnert
oes Sisfoliobres 190S-O9.
Or. 6. g. Shod, BrofeIior Der
gbemie an Der uniperlit0t DOL
Eeras, bielt am Sreitog i'm Snter-
NATIONAL Glib einen lehrreiden unt
oerita1oli6en 8ortrog iiber Sen iesi,
gen Stano ser @iiienidoft our @r-
6altung Ser Sru6tbarfeit Deg so.
oens. MuBer ben semobnli9en 9eiu.
bern Der 6reitaes=gortr1ge ma1
ait6 cine @n5abl Sarmer onineisno
County, mnb Gitg.Boa lcl
miiRcm besablt ieim. uemn man ittm.
tten iuiQ.
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I'm ScbuIdenI
Zu Iiquidisrsn,
MfuB Der Wuff.pnsbt rfau,
BON Jmtpelen bprgcs
nptttMen tuerDeu.
q. 2epgtansfg erlakt Sieie, feline
9rOflamatium, in meld)er er bic
ltmitGmbe fir bieien 3iuangs-
&erfauf ieimes 2agers
erflGrt.

Nidt aus eisener @obI, fonoern
iueil llmitanoe, ii6er nelde ib feline
&ontrole babe, mild 5mnlgen ulln
neil i'd meinen @erpflidtungen mad.
5llfommen miinide, mas ntein ein5i-
ges 8eitreben unb mein gbrgei5 it,
offeriere i'd Dem 8ublifunt altf sem
beitbefannten eeidaftlihen 8ege
mein gon5es Waarenlager obne IL
genonelde Iusnabme ODER Geierpc.
Sd muB Die 3eit ausniiten, nm
mid fir ale Saae por5ubereitel,.
9esbolb offeriere id bent 4lt0li.
fun am Dienitog Den t.. Se6rlor
%6eginneno uno tdgIid lit ben Stun.
Ben 1890, $50 unb 7.3O fortfab-
reno irseno einen artifel oes eroB-
ten 2agers i'm Stoote, oos iid II,
meinem Store befinoet, auf iiffentli=
der auftion uato Ser bodite 9ietcr
crbalt Den 3uidlog.
0as 1T abiolut n6tig; es lit oos
Relultot bon ltriafe uno @irflnla.
Son ireeno eirem Gtonopunft aus.
eeieben bin ib gu Dem Sdritt &C.
3tpnr1geat, bas l1npermeioIide lit eill-
getreten unb meine <noen unb bas
Eublifum tperoen meine @bliht, oes
ylquare 6eal" erfennen uno Die We.
tbooe, Die i6 unter ben umItanncll
uno @erbaltniiien eineeidIaeen, bill
ligen. Sc eriliieren peridieoene
@rinoe fir oieie proclamation illlo
id fibre einige ait: Die beuorite6en-
De @rpeiterung Der Commerce
StraBe miro meinem @eid)1ft iiir
Die Dauer bon minoeitens feds NO
nate1 idmeren Sdaoen 5ufiieen,
oesbalb meroe ih meinen louferoerl
8erbinolihfeiten niht nadfonlrter
fonnen nn6 id muB Siiriorge tref-
ten, boB oies geideben fam, uln Sen
Guf ben id mir in meiter 3Oi06ri-
gen @eidaftslaufbabn lit 9eras err
tporben babe, oufreft at erboTten.
Weine perionIide @arontie oedt ie.
De Experimentation ni1o ieoen Der
fauf, Den Sol. s. 6. O'@eil, Der
lett bier5ig Sahren I'M SuncIenge.
idaft unb @uftionsmarft befonl1l
lit, madt unb pornimmt nn6 ih mer=
De 81 ieoer 3eit nit 8ergniigen BE.
reit iein, irgeno etpos gut gu mo-
den. oas ouf oieiem Muftionsper.
fauf eritanoen miro.
Wegen naberer @inaelbeiten beaftei
Die Sonntagsbldtter, oas Wod)en-
6lott Der vSreie 8reiie" nno bonn
Die Sagesbldtter, Die iiber oos Sort
'6reiten oieies nod ME oogemeie,ien
Iuftionsberfonfs bes groBten eSume-
lenlagers i'm Stoote beridten.
u. 2~eb1tansfg,
1903 @eit-g commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-29

Sen nad)iten 8aum-bie 9al;me
ltonoen 10 oidt, oob Die 9eite oid)t
in einonoer mit6le1 nrb Ser @alo
5oe iid binein Bis 8relou. Gon
Baum 5l galrlt flettcrte Der judge
Spielmonn. &aum botte @ilber
arof BEN Stomm erfoBt, Inn i'm su
idiitteln, mar er idun meiter. 6alh
par er bier, bolb bort. 5ein bnil-
tes Gleio idien burd Die @aume unb
Der M1iber iagte binter Dem bnnten
8ogel ber, ober er fonnte i'm bod
nidt foneen. @r louerte baraaf,
oaB iid Die Iongen .goloenen !&aare
in BEN 8meieen feltbofen ioGten,
aber es eing INNER tpeiter. Sibil
.Dos aina 10 pieI Stunoen lang,
Bis Ser WaIo 5u @noe ipar. ga
iproag ser &nobe bon benz Iesten
Baum in bes 8auern 8ogts @ortcu
6inein mo bie 9auernpoots 9odter
madte ibm bic Tire ouf. sic lit
nodber feline Ssral, %geporoen uno bnt
Die &ette %getrooen. Ser Mdrber
1ber, oIs er ben Spielmom Dcr-
Idpinoen ioh, nabm oiuei 9annelt.
Sic ibm 5unddIt ftanoen, cine in :eoe
Sono unb rib iie aus nit Stumpf
nnb Stiel. So fiiblte @olber araf
Ieine @ut. Soia bml"
Wiebfe baltic i'm 9unfeln lire
0anoe. Sd lpoIlte, i] fOnnte es aud,
oahte iie. @h, oaB ih BLOB Elm Mcib
sin. 3um eriten Mole p1breno bes
9benos i~treifte ibr Slid mieoer init
ItoI3em Sab Die @eltalt Mnorees.
Die Site er5dbIte lpeiter, mie I'M
Iid Die eigene Mnelt bonn Ser5en 5u
reoen ni,o iid gu entid6oigen fir
(ange Sabre oes Sdmeigens.
sic er5oblte BON MiB Bud, oean
6iiien, iheImiiden Gobolo, Der bier
nabm mnb bort CAB, Der ben gfeiden
Streide ipielte gu gnniten Der Ar.
men. Shakespeare nefte un6 &illoer
IRE fiibrte. sic erodblte BON Dem
Steenabenoferl benz Moorferl, Don
Dem ihmar5en 0adtbuno NIT oer
Seueraiigen, Der berumlduft nit
berousbdreenoen blutiser 3unge.
limb bier" fubr Die alte fort unO
odn1pfte unmillfiirIi1 lire Gimme,
als ltdnoe orauBen Dor Der Sir ein
8eipenit, oos es boren fonnte-.6ier
gebt es aud itnt. Ser iunae 9err
sat feinen lbeno in feinem gett Glt-
be gefunben, ebe er niht nod nal
in Die bette Stube bereingegmgen lit.
Sd borte i'm jeoen @beno Die Gieie
entlang geben, bonn fnarrte Die Cir.
mein Sitter lit linn NAL nadgegangcn
llno bot geieben, mie er berumgesan-
cen unb lit unb bot nit Der &ono
iiber Die Mobel eeitriden lber Die
neuen, ben Nabtiid uno ben 2ebn.
Itubl unb Dos feline Sofa, uno bonn
6ot er babel geieuf5t uno bat flir
iid geiproden. Ger junge SER
Ioa, ebe er bierber fam, cine lieb
qebobt boben unb bat iie nidt ee.
friegt. 8ieneidt lit iie ibm untrell
~gerporoen ODER iie lit geitorben. So,
,tno jest, mo er tot lit, bore id) i'm
nod ieoen Mbenb Die 0iele e%ntlnng
Idlei6en, uno bann fnorrt oie Cir,
uno er ieuf5t. Sebe Nadt gebt Der
iunge Serr bier um."
C1nrtictnnG fnlnt.)
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10s @eft-g commerce Strobe
MllerIei.

01e Snftihiffer Clifford 3.
9armon bon Seem gorf uno George
.. 9arriion bon Sos Mnaeles mer-
Dem Die lehtere Staot ~berIaIien, lin,
iid nod San Mntonio 81, begcben.
Sic bringen ben grObten 9alloll
Der Ser. Staaten, Stem gorf", init
iid) uno beabiidtigen bier .einen g(uf.
ltieg 81 MAIDEN, INN ben uGeccrD"
fir lange Streden 5u breden. Sic
boffen bon bier aug Die gauge 0nfr-
reiie biz Canada gu madden. 9ie BEL
ben Serren iino Die erfoIgreidlten
uno magbaliieiten 2uftidiffer Der
Ser. Staaten. baben idon me1rere
lange Sabrten gema6t uno fennen
Die 8erbaltniiie Der oberen Putt
ibidten. Our @orbereitung ,iuO
mebrere Troben nottpenoig uno fam
Ser Gag ibres Mufiteigens nod niht
feitgeiteat meroen. @r miro inbci
len in meiteiten areiien befannf &C.
lladt meroen nno es lit pabridleill=
lih, bob Die @ifenbabnen gu oieleln
Gage billige @rclriionsroten rad
San @ntonio anieten meroen.
Die 0ireftoren nnierer Gan
oclsfammer bielten an1 Sreitag cine
Sitrnag ob, in ipelfer Sobn 50. Gar.
rington ols Sefret0r iuieoergelrahlt
uuo Gran5 @roos aIs Shatmciitcr
eripablt murben. 8eioe @rmdblun.
gen maren %einltimmig. Sn oerielben
Sisuilg murbe alid Elm 8eri6t 0es
-&omites poreelegt. Oieies
bat iih auf einen Blan geeinigr.
ipelder cine Combination Der Scid-
niingen bon @oams & M6oms uto
Der Sarpep 8. 8age 60. lit. Ser
Ylan entbalt Die 8ereinieung elmer
9onpentionsbaIe nnb zines Gta-
0iums NIT elmer Sisfapo5it1t iHr
$4,000 8erionen unb miro Der So
iteupunft $4,000 betragen. Brdii-
bent Goof miro elm 9allfomite bon 3
bis 5 Berionen ernennen, Inn Die
grbeiten gu ii%bernebmen uno iid)
init ben itdotiiden @eboroen in Ser
binoung 81 iesen. &uf) ein Sinar5-
&omite, nm Die notigen @elber ouf-
5ubrineen, ion ernonnt ruerben nno
fon oieies iogleid on Die Nrbeit se-
ben, oomit penigitens Der &onuen-
tionshallen-9eil fir ben Grams.
MiIiiIiippi Commercial Gongreb i'm
ndfiten Nopember fertig Diiroe.
Scat. 30. @oiber erbielt ieine
cffi5ieGe @eitdtiguns als Superpi.
ior oes Genius. Bureaus oieies
0iftriftes bnrh Den Ser. Staoten
aongreB. Seine bisberige @niiel-
hing ging BON 8raiioent Soft per-
f6nlid aus. Die 3obl Der an5nitel.
lenoen 3dbler bieies, bes. IA. fon-
greIitonellen 9iitriftes bel6uft fih
ouf 222, bierpou fommen 10 alf
Die gtabt San antonio NIB 10 auf
@erar gountp. MuBer bieiem ent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-29
Madt bic Mrbeit leidter,
Sun N%ntonier 2cnte Iaiien iidj belief.
rcu, ipte c. gcmad]t iuirb.

gs lit idner ieinen 8erpflidtuaacn
nad3ufommen
Mit einem itets i6ineraenoen
Hiideu;
Mit unbequemen l1rin.gei5loer.
sen.
Doons Nieren 8iGen MAIDEN Die
Mrbeit leidter.
Sic beilen IiidenIbmer5en.
Sic furieren aue Nieren.2eiocn.
Sreo. 9. 8aoer it,, Wesqliite u1o
Oamion 5traBe, 5on 4ntonio, Ger,
logt: SD 0enfe, i6 bin beredtiAt,
Doans Nieren giacn 81 empfehJen,
troboem id nod oen gau5eu Snbalt
eiller Sdadtel gebraubt bobe. 81
lie 2abn1ung in meinem Niiden blu
berte mid OH Der Mrbeit uno muroe
id our6 einen baufigen MnsfIub Ser
Observation-Disclosures belaitigt. els
Doons Nieren 8iaen mir als glttss
Mittel seaen iolde 2eioen empfob.
len mnroen. beridaffte id mir cine
S6adtel bon Ser 8eror Drug 60.
Sic mirften raid uno felt ibrem Ge.
broltd, BIN ih fret BON olen @icren-
2eiben."
Gum @erfauf BEL alien 6dnblern.
Hrcis so Gents. Softer. Wilhrrll
60. Buffalo. Stem Dorf, aleiniea
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert @uh oes Namens =
Doans = uno nehmt feline onberpn.
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TaTaoier-Qiite.

glrf Dem am 10. Sanuar bon 8rerren
mad 8albeitou ab9efahrenen 2luna@
9ompfer vSrnntfurt" befinben i'd fol<
qerbe &aiiiteneRaiiaoiere:
gutou @nberli, @ilhef,n @roB, sri.
Nnnn @ros. Saul @ieIe, Mo6el @;l,
ber. 2iia @iIber. SRI. Winna @lopp
Sri. @artho aaIten, San GramI nio
Trou. Sebpifa. Soief unb @snirn
aroml, @rnit 2onqner nllo Srau, Stlre
far Worotpeb, Silbelm Wennedc. Nis
dlnrb @orsoorff, Sran3 0obaf. Seins
rid .9bmiteoe uno Srou, Mor @oitfh
@uitap Giedenius. Srantiief Gte1lif,
Trau Nnna Sdutpirtb. SRI. 9ora SNu:
tuirtb. Saroslop 1le. gruit @eiI. Vim.
gBiu uHo Srai.
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Mntie M0aer.
@oman bon s.. b. D. gioer.
lG%ortIehl,lla.l

l~NoflltGltllQ,J
@iebfe idrie Ser Mlten. ing Obr,
lie mo6te mol mas er5ablert. sic
fonnte Die unbeimlid)e Stiae .1it1t
mebr ertragen. Sbr ipar es, ais
-1nillie @norees ibr 9er5flopfen boren.
0ie alte @itta labte. @s mar
Dos barmloie 2aden zines olten Sin.
oes. Damn fling iie an gu er5dblen;
lbre Spredmerf3euge iparen nod il,
gutter Sronune.
uSibi. Do binten, mo- Der Gtcg
iiber oas SieI .gebt, no oos Iange
Sieifsras padit, % iist Bel Sonnen-
G%ntergang cine iteinalte Srou i'm
grauen God; Die ipinlt auf feliri-
gem Spinnrao bon Glen eincn gIi!.
9enoen Saoen, uno mer I'M oie Belt
oa porbei fommt, Der miB i'm ub.
6aipeln, ionit permirrt er ii9 IN Dem
%gluberloen Saoen uno muB eIenoig-
lid iterben. &aipelt er i'm aber his
gum @roe ab, oann permanoelt CT
ii6 in @olo uno er 1T idluer reid.
Sibil
ga lit nal Elm orrner sSnnge az.
peien, Der batte eine reife 9auern-
todter Iieb. sic modte i'm audi
germ leioen, aber @elo urlb @ut mar
ibr ooh man Iieber. So, iuenlt er
MIR reid mdre, bann poQte 1ie i'm
mobl nebmen. @ines glbellos fur,
uor Sonnenuntergang ging er fort.
uno iie iab gang beutlif Dos feuriae
Spinnrao uno ben glii9enoen 6acen.
@Is Damn Die Come untergegangen
mar, porteR iie, ooB er 5rriid fam
nit Der eolbenen Saipel. ga, ia-
bm."
.llnb bat er iie befommen?" Irag.
te @iebfe.
Sic nartete nno martete Bis gum
anberen Morgen."
limo bat er iie befomnen " idric
8iebfe Der alten @itta ins DIR.
oNein er lift nidt nieoer gcfpru.
men,"
Silt @itta eraablte ldon micocr
ettuos %anoeres. oStelt SIR Cure
Sdube alih rihtig nors 8ett, 10 Dab
Die Safen gegen bas 9ett itc6eu?
Cont fommt Die Nahtm6bre unG
oriidt unb plagt gnd." Sic ieuF5te.
ySSso, mid briift fie mande Nadt."
@s beolwfte feiner Mufforoernna
mebr. meiter 81 er8ablen. Gs mo-.
ren feline gr5ablungen, @ornurNcr
luaren es aus einem Ser5eit, Dem in
Ser giniomfeit oft bonge genoroci
NOR.
Sic er56blte bon r@oIper Rrof,
ocm fiibnen Mdltber ilno Ser idlluat-
6aften Glitter" Ginft fam elm Spiel.
motln nod Seiiterneit. Gr bott, ee.
bort BON einem munoerihonen Srall.
lein Slime, BOB @olper Grof gefon-
gen belt. &c mar Elm ldmnder Sum
qe nit longen gelben 2ofen uno
blauen Mugen. Sibil
III KYLE ttu III ClteH JUAN W.
Dem Seniter oes Sr6uleins uno fino
on gu ipielen unb iingen. Sic off
nete ibr 6eniter uno mari Dem Spiel
mann ibre SaIsfette 5r; Die mar aus
laltter @beliteinen in @olo aeiabt,
Sibi!
y0a trot @oIper &rot aug Der
sir. Der ar0Be, mddltige Nat!ber-
6ouptmonn iob Ben Spielmann, mo
Die Moern idmolen inn an. Gr
aino oitf ben Baum su, nm ibn 81,
idiitteln, bob Der anobe berunter-
fiele iuie elm refer gepfel. Gr NOR
lpol Elm Mann, Der @dume oliS Der
Grbe reiben fonnte. Cine @uffe Bot
te or I'M Mugenblid nidt 5itr &onh
lno belt mol aud ben Spielntom
5n gerin9 fir oie @affc. Sibil
.Nber Der mar bebenoe; er fornte
iprinaen uftb flettern pie elm iungcS
eidbornden. @oid iprong er auf
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Mrs. WlnsIows Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Jabren bon Tiaio'
men bon Miittern beim 3ahnen it,
rer aimoer nit p6lisem Grfnlg ae.
broudt poroen. gs berubigt oas
ainb. ermeiht Dos 3abnfleiid. lin.
oert ale Sdmer3en. furicrt @ino'
golic un6 lit Die bette Nr3nei acsen
Oiarrboe. Bon alien DruaaiIten
in ieoem 9eil Der @eIt nerfouft
Seib fiber unb nerIanet Mrs.
@inslops Sootbing Sprup" ,tno
nebmt nidts anoeres. % Cts. Die
TlnIhe.
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,Gitg Gpa sar" lit beraangc.
mcs Sabr nidt nit ben anocrn
Steuern besablt iuurben.