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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18
Another Milne Golden Wedding.

Two COLDER weddings IN n family
in one year and within a few days of
one another Is a very unusual Coinci-
dence hut such is the case in the fam
lily of John Scott Milne of I'll Walnut
street who will he married fifty years
next Wednesday. MIR. Mines brother.
William. a prominent resident of
Sheyenne and formerly Of Grand
Forks. and his estimable wife who Is
a sister-in-law of Mrs. Belle Millen Of
Millen, celebrated their golden we'd
ding oil February 20 and the following
account Of the interesting e is
taken from the S%hcyenne Star:
TUESDAY, February 81. was fraught
with much interest to two of Eddy
countv's best known and highly es-
teemed residents-Mr. and Mrs. Will
date Miss Millen n William Milne
Joined hands in the hackwoods of up.
per Ontario, Canada. at the ages of
20 and "a years respectively n
plighted their troth.
I'm the year 1881 Mr.. Milne came to
Grand Forks and bought three quar-
ter sections of land, and in the spring
Of 1882 the family came to reside on
the farm. During this year the long
stri~- of prairie schooners' moving
westward inspired Mr.. Milne with the
romance OF pioneer life. n after
building a prairie schooner he started
westward with his family into the I'M
surveyed country west of the Sheyenne
river and finally settled on his present
farm in a we'll timbered spot along the
banks of the Sheyenne river where
neighhors were few n far between.
with the only thing to stir life of the
settler was the howl of the coyote and
the rattle Of the old Jamestown and
Fort Totten stage coach that passed
close to his little 10x12 shack.
But many changes have taken
place since those days, and Mr.. Milne
now owns one of tho finest farms in
the state. and his acres are numbered
by the hundreds.
Four boys and one girl were born
to this union. The -four boys are liv-
ing. Mrs. o. E. Nash, the daughter.
having died last July. William G. and
Hugh were the only children present
The aged couple We're the recipients
of many handsome presents. among
them being 4 handsome silver tea set
with gold lining from Sheyenne
friends.
In the evening about thirty of
their n%eighbors dropped in and spent
a few pleasant hours in games, music,
Rotations and song. a dainty lunch
was served at midnight. after which
all went hon wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Milne nan good wishes and that they
may live to celebrate their diamond
anniversary"
George Clifford at Palm Beach.
George 3. Clifford of Minnea polls
but formerly of this city, mas Joined
the sportsmcn at Palm Beach Fla.
and together with John BirkhoiZ of
Minneapolis. also Il former Grand
Forks resident. has been Very prom
lncnt in the annual golf tournament
for the Florida golf championship.
MIR, Clifford has hecn doing much en-
tertainingfi during his stay at Palm
Beach and an event recently was a
dinner on his house boat after which
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NC lslx non

Se1 AAOob
Ose CUP sifted -four; seant half tea.
sfoonfal salt; g kvel teasbooxfaI X c
BAKING Powder; grated ,i.d Of 1
lemon; eggs bcates light; I cst sugar;
y cup hot mill; glass Of jelly; fo1v.
de,ed sugar.
Beat che sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rind, then the -four, sifted three
times with the salt and bakins powder:
and. lastly, the milk. Bake in a but.
tered dripping pan; turn out on a damn
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with jelly and turn over and e into
q roll while still warm. Dredge the ton
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used in the Jelly roll en-.
ables it to be rolled without danger Of
cracking. Have the milk scaldine hot.
also be careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very LIGHT
and creamy. Bake in a moderate oven.
K Jelly Roll is illustrated on page
thirty-two of the new and handsomely
illustrated 64-page K c Cooks Book.
which may be secured free by sending
the certificate packed in every 25.cert
can of K c Baking Powder to the
JAQuEs MIRO. Co., Chicago, Ill.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18
Announcement Luncheon.

Announcement Luncheon.
Rice and slippers. slippers and rice,
Quaint old symbols of all that's nice
In a world made up of sugar and spice,
With a honeymoon always shining;
A world where the birds keep house
by twos.
And the ring dove calls and the stock
dove COOS,
And maids are many and men may
choose,
And v shall love go pining."
This pretty quotation was written
on h heart-shaped place cards which
each maid found at her place at a
lily-of-the-valley luncheon Gf these
dainty flowers are not in season, use
white roses or whatever is easily OBJ
tainable. acco: ding to the locality.
There were little slippers. the bag top
being filled with rice, also tiny white
tapers in wee glass holders at each
place and the girls candle that burned
clearest. without suffering or smok-
ing. was supposed to be the next bride.
The symbols told the story and the
huge bow of white tulle on the bride-
elects chair told who was the hon.
ored maid.
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S.eisev Personals

: = s: s: * :: Il I: K :. \ :: 8: !:
Miss Mabel Kamplin who teaches
school in the country was home for
the week end.
Mrs. A. L. Lehman is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Belle Holt of Lari.
more.
Miss Mae McCanna, who teaches at
Crookston visited over Sunday with
Misses Julia and Elizabeth O'Gorman.
Miss Clara Borg of Northwood is
spending several days in the city vis-
iting with friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18

are Joined at the belt. When the re-
vers is used it Is scanned to the right
front edge.
For the 6 year size will be required
SO, 2 Ia yards ~ inches wide with
3-4 yard % for the trimming. For the
embroidery can be used transfer de-
signs $50 and All. Price 10 cents each.
The pattern No. 7342 Is cut in sizes
for girls of 4. 6 and 8 years Of age and
will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department Of this paper on
receipt Of ten cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18


Just get a bottle
Of HAYS HAIR
HEALTH today.
Use 1t regularly
and you'll not be
troubled with
gray hair or dis
tressing Dand-
ruff that's so an.
moving and irri-
tating.
HAYS HAIR
HEALTH liz Just
as good for men
a srsAn An
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SOCIETY WOMEN

Gray or Faded Hair Does Not Match .
Graceful Form and Handsome Face,
Beautiful hair-natural colored-
every woman wants it-every woman
can have 1t, It's a simnIe natter.
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First Heir Has Arrived.

Z ~ M THS iNTTINtU.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Borman received
word this morning Of the arrival of
the first heir in the home of their SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
B. Hougen who reside at Superior.
The arrival is a son who was born
Saturday. Mrs. Hougen was formerly
Miss Elizabeth German Of this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18

on April /. they say poisson d. April
meaning fish of April" or easily |
caught.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18

druggists sell 1t for soc. or 800 and
Will give you your money back If it's
MT satisfactory.
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400
George Clifford at Palm Beach.
Jelly Roll Recipe
Only Two ESGs Required

By mrs. Janet Mckenzie HiU, E0itor,
the 6osto" Cooking School AIega=ine
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming verv
popular on account of the way it keeps
fresh. With proper handling it should
keep fresh a whole week, providing Il
isn't eaten up in the meantime, for itis
every bit as good as it looks. a.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18
Leave for California Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. King. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Fl. Thompson and two little
daughters. and MIR. and Mrs. Muche-
son leave Tuesday for San Diego. Cal.
where they expect to make their fu,
.are home. The party will go by way
Oh A'lnheapolis and Omaha and will
spend a day in Salt Lake City and
forward TO the trip with extremc
pleasure.
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Luncheon for Mrs. Healy.

IVT MIS-. ffeNIy.
Mrs. Robert II. Mccoy and Mrs.
CHARLES j. Murphy will entertain at i
o,clock lun 2heon Tuesday in honor Of
their guest. Mrs. NJ. j. Healy of Hell
ena. Mont. The function will be given
AT MRS. McCoy's Reeves avenue home
anu d guest from u of town will be
Mrs. Z. y. Sarles of Hillsboro who ar.
rivos this evening to be Mrs. McC,ov,s
guest. O's .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.. Bacon will have
a small company at their home in the
New Hampshire block this evening for
an informal game of grand-nola. The
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r..
Carley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. O'Connor
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Duggan. A
light refresnmcnt service will follow
the game.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31

Jnnae RartoffeTn. --Berfduie meif.
tens t6 OO--6.50 Der BbI.
SparatI. einbsimifde 75e--$1 90
Der Tubenb BiinbeI.
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| rs Der Tubenb.
Mhabarber. - 20-25c ber Tubenb.
Araut. Warft Hetia. Neues Gloriba
unb Wobile S1.25--1.50 per Crate.
3niebeIu.--Ne Neue 1erds t1.00-s1 40
Gurten. - GinbsimiiAe so - Soc per
Tusenb.
eano.groeutt..
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rstpiat 1925, esiiebte unb bel Sanb aepfi6te
Napa $3.50 per Sa.
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metbp $26.00-2650, no. q bo. $24 .50-25. 90,
DO. s22.00--23.00 stlee Ho. gemifdter
$24.00-24 so, no. 2 bo. s22.50-23.00, alst
Ro. ! $3.50 16.25, 70. . bs. 1880 0-15.00,
Der 9cn.
NlbfsHfutter iff milliaer. -aleiet. 2 500
--26.50, Wieolins srobe S27.O0--27.50, DO
feints s27.50-28.50, aemiihtts gattt, $3.50
--27.0O per Tonne in sulf uRs Si.oo mebr
auf bsm geIsiis.
Btridiebenes.
Dele. - Nartt in ftetia. - eein3f robes
78c, gtfohtes 7ge per 0allone In Bartien
bon 8 Dbl. ertra Bintsr Sen fare6I Csc
Der 4aaone. Gotten Sesb Del robes acc,
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b3e; Petroleum, Perfection l0t, Ohio, Zen.
tuSs uuo 3Hbiana s24e per 9allone. gropn
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SaIs-Ter martt Il. ruhig. Ohio aiber
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$50 Dfuno.
1ais IN fsa. - prima gitp 656-61ls,
DO. eountrp 61a-65sc per pfuuo.
Roblen. - Nartt rnbia gouabioahsne
50. 25-3 80, aub une Slad s21O-2.25, aana.
MIA Stldtoblen s3.25-3.5o. Rus nnb Glad
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stiidiobItn A.00. dntbraeite $7.5o-s. 90 per
Tonne abssliefert. gote totet $3.50 per Conn.
abetlisfert
Samereien-Martt F.a. aleeiaamsn
$l2.oo-13.oo auf bem 6sLsii. unb S13.oo---
1900 per eu. bonn Stcre. 3imotba $500
$50 auf benz @sIeife uno 81 .Oo--T.5 Der
Eu. bonn Store uaaorifhn uan beutfher
8iIIst 81 40, gsDobnliAsr 81 80 per BufbsI.
Sudpssen sos AMI BEN GeIsiic uus sl.l0
BON Store.
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Yulitiide Sramatif.

gs III serabs5u auffalIsnb, tpis febr
iih neusroings auf ben Barrier Bib
nsn bic Stiide bdufsn, bic ibrs Stoffs
uno 9eitalten bsm politiihen 2eben
bes mooernen. rspublitaniihen Grants
reits sninebmen. Ran tam ibrer TO-
fort Elm babies 1uBenb aaein aus benz
Spielplan bisiss Dinters anfiibren:
Die 5aporitinnsn" bon Gapus i'm
RsHaiHaneez Z bsater. ben ~Roi~ bon
Gaillapei uno GIers in ben 8aristes.
ben .aniturm" BON 8ernitein i'm
5beatrs ou Gpmnaie. bos tolouialpo>
litIItx Drama Die 5euitreden~ I'M
9aubepille, ben .5ribun" bon g.
Yourgst in oemielben 3beater. bds
r!aino Der 2tebs" BON gotaille I'M
Theatre be Ia gorts Saint Martiu
II. I. NJ. WoRr bisie uebereinitimmung
bes oramatii6en SmpulIss2 sic err
gdn3t iih in Der Dabl ibres Stoffes
nod, eurh eins anoere, nod mebr su
bentsn sebenbs Griteinuns: bisienige
nGmlit, bab ale nisie 1rumatter Die
politiIte Welt, Die problems uno
1npen, bic lie ibr uno ibrem 2e6en snts
nebmen, in einsm rehi bsbentIiten
aidie norfiibrsn. als eine Welt. bic
Ieltit bereits sbsnIo bemorolriirt lit.
pie fis bemoraIiiirenb auf anbere
pirit. gs III rittis. cob bic pOIitilds
gntpidslung Der oritten Republit elm
a1ns neues Milisu, cine gang neue
aeielIfhdftlits Stiht in ibrem io3tas
len Drsonismus ssIbaffen bat. bic bas
Mncisn Resims nidt fannie. auh
bies bate ieins qolitifer unb qarlo=
mentnrier. 4bsr lie sparen es iD5uias
gen I'm Nebsnamts unb gtworben I'm
gif.r ibrer inbIuiouellen poIitifhen
Httbdiisuns aus sinem onberen Berufe
herous. Die brittle Republii bat aber.
nor ollem Iti. ben lssten aipdn3is Sab
rem. ben ppliiiisr seihnffen Der Obns
Ianbsres 9lmt unD anbsren 8truf. pse
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f6er 6infi6t auseb0rt. DDS itins. be-
f6uuIi9e gpeibom TT in msbr aIs eiS
ner Be3iebung bea6tenspertb. Gin.
NAL baburh, odb iib eines Der MIDI
tighten, entfheibenbiten greigniiie Der
engliItsn Gef6ihte nit ieinem Ras
men oertuiipft - BEL gDei9um Duroe
Die Shladt geI6lagen, in Der Gonig
gbuarb l., bomuls prin3 BON Bolss,
ben Grafsn Simon BON Wontfort, ben
Batter Der nod beute geltenoen eng
lifden 8erfafuna i'm Sabre 1865 be-
iiegtc unb t0btete. unb Oann erfreut
fi4 GDeibam Der manni9fa6iten lanb@
i9aftlt6en 8or5iige. 0as Obft uno
bas 9emiife Don gpeibam ftebt dIs
bds bette GHglanos in berehtigtem
anieben unb bilbet cine 5aupteinz
nuhmequeQe Der 8ep0lferung.
Wooonorton ielbit unteri9etDet it6
bon auben in teiner Weiie BON anbe=
rem gr0beren engIii4en 2anbftben.
gs 1T Elm einit0dtger 8au aus peiBem
Sdnoitein unb rotben 3iegelIteinen,
bon griinsn 8aIenflGfen unb tpobtges
pflegten portunlugen umgeben. 4ber
i'm Jnneren lit IS Elm fpubres tleines
Wuieum. Der 5er3os BON Orleans
1T freili4 Elm unru6tger 8etit unb
oerbra6te nur einen tleinen Sbeil Des
Sabres bier. Gr bur6Itreift europa
unb anbere Gpntinente balb ndh bic
Ter, buIb na6 jener Ri4tunG beIiBt
punberpoQe glitter in Si3tlien, jagt in
llngurn, fdbrt ben QtIitrOm uufpdrts
ober leitet grpebitionen mad benz
RoropoI. Sn Dooonorton aber pers
einigte er, Iammelte er QQes, mas auf
bic 9sftitte isines 9uuies gesisbung
bat, unD bic 4unItbdnbIer DON 2onbon
unb parjs laiIen teinen @egenltano,
Der nit Der 9ereangenbeit Der bourboz
niihen 8pnaItie in trgenoeinem gu.
fommen9ange Ite6t, ourh tbre Sonoe
ge6en, obne tbu Dem ShloBberrn bon
Dooonorton gu 3eigen uno gum aaufe
an8ubteten. Bonn 9d6e be8 S6lofes
pe6t oas 2iilenbanner Der goubonen,
unb bieiem Wappen3sihen begegnet
man IN alien 3immern unb Sdlen auf
Shritt uno Sritt. Qls G0nig Goz
parb VII, bamals nod Yrtn3 Don
Doles, iid emit gu 8ait in Doopnors
ton befanb. fab er uuf einem 4usfIug
einen trantsn Serrierbuno, betrattete
oas 9bIsr mttlstoig uno iorate baFiir,
ba5 es gepFlegt puroe. Gtner Ietner
llmgebung bemertts, Der 6uno pdre
getpib gigentbum bss 9er3ogs Don
Orleans, aber Der Bring erpioerte nit
bem ibm eigensn trodenen 9umor:
.Das CLAUDE ih nidt, 9enn er bate
bic BRET QiIien nt6t uuf feinem Jea.
Wobin Der 9er3og Don Orleans
iest feline Reiipen3 oerIesen tpiro, 1T
in Der porIte6enoen Weloung nt6t ges
iugt, aud grtonig Wunuel, Der nah
ietner Gnttbronung bel ieinem Sbeim
cine gaitfreunblide 3ufIu6tsitdtte ges
funcen BAT, pirb nd nun Ipo6l mad
einem anbersn guen retiro umfshen
miiffer.
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- Mtt einem groBen, in
Der Norbfette 5urnbaqe abgebaltenen
Sommers, pdbrenb psltem aud bic
Ndmen Der Sieger betanrt gemaht
purDen uub bic preiie oertbeilt nurs
ben, bat am 9isuitag in Chicago
Der 15, StottongreB Der
81 b merttanif6sn Stat
Iig q isinen QbI6IuB gefunben uno
bic Wletr3abI Der 5beilnebmsr 1T nad
ben beiratbIihen penaten 3uriidges
reiit, ohne Qusnabme 3ufrieben nit
benz 8erlauf bes &pngreFes. Benu
ou6 ni6t NQen pergDnnt fpar, grobe
ooer audi nur tleinere preiie mit3us
nebmen, 10 nsbmeu iie bod angenebme
Grinnerungen nit nah 6auie bon ben
in gbicogo perlebten Ihonen Iagen.
Der erite preis, Die Summe DON
$1,000, purbe Don etnem StatonteI
aus Clinton, Soma, ertpprben.
- g 6redIi6e 8erpe6 g.
lung. Sin tragif6e8 ShitidI bat
iufolge elmer DerbdngnibpoQen 8er=
pe9slung ben S4auipieIsr gPfter
Deponbe 9etroffen. gr Iisgt i'm
Cooper 5oipttaL in gamben, u. s.
Die Sebtroft auf einem ietner 4ugen
lit bereit5 3erIt0rt, unb e5 er3hetnt
fragIi6, ob bic &er5te bas 3rpeite
nerben retter t0nnen. 9ebonDe trut in
oem Stdd .Ibe Great Ulsotcul Wp>
iterp" i'm SempIez5beater in Gombeu
auf. SIN 3neiten Dit bat ibm Der
Ir3t Elm 5etImtttel ins Nuse 81 fl0Beu.
Ddbrenb 6ier3u ionit Bai1er permenz
bet fpirb, ergriff Der S6ou'pieIer puuI
Webiter, Der ben Ir3t fpielte, infoIge
elmer Derrpehslung cine 5lafhe NIT
2arboIfdure. Srob Der grobeHSdmer@
gen, pel6e Die ins auge FIieBenbe Sduz
re ibm peruria6te, fptelte 9eponbe feis
ne Ruue gu Gnoe, muBte bunn aber foz
fort mad Oem 6oipitaI gebraat Derz
ben.
- Wunberbore Rettung.
Sn Iester 3ett ift es mebrfah pOrge>
tpmnen, odB grtruntene, Die bereits
geraums 3stt i'm BaHsr gelegen bubeu.
BEL 4nnenoung 8eeigneter 8elebungsz
mubregeln pteoer ms 2eben 3uridgez
rufen lpuroen. Sin FOLDER San bat fih
in Reenub, Bis., ereignst, no on benz
"A Sabre alien Sobu Wiaiam
SIumsti, Der in cine Giiterne fiel uno
erit nah 10 Minuten aus oieIer geret=
tet peroen tpnnte, WieDerbelebungsz
9erfu6e gsmoht puroen. Sbpobl bic
QerSte feIbit i'm Nnfang ieoe 5offnung
auf Rettung aufgsgeben hutten, be-
gQnnen lie bod auf oas 9Sleben Der
Ututter bin nit ben 8elebungsperiuheu
unb mad elmer balben Stunoe. in Der
man tiiritlits Qtbmunssz zgeDegungen
ma6te, 3sigte iid cine Spur 5uriittehs
renoen 2sbens. 4ber erft nah orei
Stunoen anitrsngsnbsr Qrbsit tonnte
bdS 9ino qls gerettet angeiebeu perz
oen. Dieter Gaq benefit aufs Reue,
bdb ourh tinitlibe Qtbmung manhsr
Grtruntene serettet tperoen fonnte.
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Die Star iteist.
81 i n den, 10. Wlai

u( u II % II, H. UIat.
Bos remit bus Bolt 2 Die QR'
laaen an 5luIIe iiro poQ Utenihsu,
or ben fteinernen BriiItungen uno ben
9of9unsen bilben tie fOrmli4 Spalisr.
4Ies iie5t in bic lisfe. 9u unten
rauiht's ungerpohnlih- Sn ben leBtsn
Sagen bat es pisl geregnet. We:6 uno
bsrsitpiGig tommen Die 5lutben aus
ben tiefbdngsnben Molten heruntec.
aein Wunbsr ouber, oaB Die Star
iteigt. rsbsr Rabt it's sei6ehen, nit
unbegreifIidsr S6neaigteit. SdoH
iou Der pegel'tauo oes lesten grpbsa
5ohtpaHsrs uberibritten isiu.
Die Star lit elm trdftiger Strom,
lie bat strpas Strides, Sugsnolihss an
Ii6. Wan tonnte tie NIT einem jun.
gen, untsrnebmuHgsluiti9sn Wanne
peralei6en. glaugriiu fliebt iie ionit
batiu, cine berbe 8ible peht aus
ibrem DaTer. Chr lsmpo 1T INNER
Elm allegro con brio. 5euts merit man
ss pI0Blih, baB lie aus ben Bergen
tommt. Dos Iempo ndbert ii6 bem
preito. 9sIbIib9rau iaeen bic WeI-
len bin, itrubeln unb tlatI6en in breia
ten 3ugen an Die semauerte goIaung.
Sur penig Shritte .rennen ben BE-
ihdusr bon Der unrubigen, perlangeno
pirbslnbsn Wahsrfldhe. Wie brett
tit Der 5lub nit eiuemutaI geporoen.
9as llfer iiebt gang fremo aus. Die
gGume, bic font bob iiber benz WaHer
ipurSeIn, fdeinsn ihm pl0gli6 pers
lpdnot, lie ieben aus pts ufergebuih Il
in ben guen. gs tonmt Elm GROCER
s3ua in bic 2anbIhoft, ettpas urpelrs
lib giniames liegt barin.
Gs niro 9lbeno uno Die 0dmme.
ruRg maht bas ShauIptsl INNER
srobartieer. Der Strom iheint brett
tns unenolihe 81 3iehen. Die ftnelIe
9efpssuua Der un3dblioen gDeaeu be.
tommt etfpas unbeimIihes. Sin fdus
Tiger. mpbrissr Scrub itsist aus oem
WaFer. Shattsnbaft ipannt ija cine
Bride, bic pl0BIih nieoris gsnoros1
1T, iibsr bas erau establishments
9etpoge. 2ihter blibeu auf. IS
rauIdht uno rau5bt. Settiamer 3aY,
ber. bic Qittsr pirtsn peRia trDftlih.
Der CLUB pat alles Suterefe au ii4
geriiien,
2luf Der Bride orGnst ftd's. Gina
Dirt BON aorio enttpidelt lih. 2iebess
poare tonlmen arm in 4rm, iunge uHo
alte 2sute istsn neugieris in Die 5iefs.
Gas WoHer bat ale 5obenunteridiec',
bic ionft ba iino, aleid3euuht. g8o
fonit elm tletner WaFerfaa brauit,
iteieen uur einige laneee5p9ene Wogen
empor. 2angiam, gang Ianafom fteist
bic 5luth peiter. GiHiqe 3enttmster
in Der Gtunbe. Gin Sintsn lit npA
nint su erparten. Sn ben Gebietsn.
aus bsnsn Der GluB bertommt, bat Der
Reoen nod niht nohsslafsH.
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g8Ie b<relts 1emeloet, bat Der Ser
3os bon Orleans isinen 8eIis Wpobz
norton uno cas- 9ut gisbdmptpn. bic
iih felt 1860 i'm geiis isiner GomiIie
befaRoen, nertauft. Die gla6ribt
BON benz 9ertuufe bss langi1brigen
aanoiises oes fran5oItitsu Sbrons
prGtsnoenten Diro snigermubsn iibsrz
rdihen, tpeib man bod, bab Der 6ers
3og BON Orleans iid bort isins vR.iis
beng" efneerihtet bat uno ii5 nit eis
mem hofiihen geremoniel umaeben
bat, auf oeHen itreuss ginbaItung in
allen sin5elbsitsn bis gu einem fat
tomiihen 9raoe er psinlihit bebaht
1T. Wit ieinsr gemnblin, Der gr3bers
3ogin Waria Dorotbsu. lebt er nitt
befonoers sliidli6. Die gbe iIt fin.
cerlos esblieben unb man bat lhou
mebr als sinmol er3dhIt, oab tie ee.
treHnt iperoen follts. llriahe folder
8.riiats mar obne 3peifsl Der lsi6te
Sinu bes 6erSogs. Der ni6t umfonIt
elm Ra6tomme oss aDniss Seinrid
". BON 5rantrsia, oes .Rop BERT
gallant. 1T. Das gsipunute 9srbGlta
niB Der Gatten pirb inbsHsn mad ous
BEN bin felbftperltdupIih psrbeimIidbt.
gu ben Wlablseiten in Dooonortpn
erfteinen Der 5ersoe unD bic Ssrspgin
BON Orleans ieoesmal in feierli6em
auf3use, sr burh cine 5hur, lie ourt
bic anbers. Sic lit Don einisen .5ofs
odmsn". er lit bon msbreren Sofia
oolieren" unb feinem Qripatistrstdr
beslsitet. Sic besriiBen iid1 iteif unb
formIid. isbsn iih 3u Sifb unb Der
Ser3og gibt bds 3eihen gum 4uftra=
gen Der Speiien. ungefd5r Elm babies
Dussno fransoiifher 4riitotroten aus
ultsn lesitimiitiihsn 5amilisn ipehIelt
ii4 i'm Gbrsnbisnit BEL benz Ser3og ab
unb ermoelihi es ihm. in ieinem auf>
treten bic 4nuren zines SouperGns
su tpdbren.
Doobnorton liegt ni6t peit bon
2onbon In Der Rdbe Der Gtabt Wors
ceiter. Bon Moreeiter aus fdbrt man
in Der Rihtune mad Srforo bier,ebn
Reilen neit bis Gpefbam, su bem
Dpobnorton in geographic poIitis
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yGbeuiD gut"

3us 1T ras Shlimms nit pieIeu
aeuten, bic in Standardization auf
benz richtigen Dege CUR riatigsn 9eils
quele iinb, bab lie ith unterpegs bon
Guadiolbern, bic ntdt helfen, fonbern
nur Gelo oerpisnen ipoLlen, aufbalten
unb elm WittsI, oas i'm beitsn Sale
nitts biIft, msiiiens aber bem G6rper
aud nod itaoet, als ,sbenio gut"
oufboIfeu IaFen. Der an benz entfess
li6sn llebeI Der 5Gmorrhotoen leioet.
IofTs fi6 ia niht bon benz ein3is rIhtis
gen Wegs gu rQnuteiis". benz einsig
pabren 5siImittsl. aufbolten. .. Reus
Ttaebter &, &c., 9or 1916. Rep gort
gitp, perI6itsu cine probe oapon
toftsnfrei. 4.W.
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