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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
G. A. DESMOND SELLS
OUT CENTnAL MARKET

c. A. Desmond has sold out the
Central market to N. J. Pearee and
Tom Waters, and the new proprietors
took possession this morning. The
style of the new firm will be Pearee
& Waters.
Mr. Desmond will return to San
Jose, California, in about two weeks,
but his family will leave during the
present week. He states that he has
done very satisfactory business dur
ing his stay here and only sells on ae-
count of Mrs. Desmond IS health, which
is affected by the high altitude.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
OPERATE ON HOSPITAL PA
TENT FOR APPENDICITIS

Saturday afternoon man named
HALEY was brought in to the county
hospital from Rochester, suffering
with appendicitis. He was operated
on by DIR. Pope and this morning is
said to be getting along well.
Yesterday an old man named Left
Hoskins was brought to the hospital
from Loveloek, suffering with rheuma
tism.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
SERVICES AT ST. MARY'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Archdeacon Hazlett will be in Win
nemucca September 9th and conduct
services that evening, Saturday, at 8
p. m. and Sunday September 7th.
Holy communion and sermon at IL
a. m.; evening prayer and lecture at
8 u. m. 1w
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
FLOODS SERIOUSLY GRIP
PILE TELEPHONE LINES

Supt. II. L. Thomas, of the IT,, n. l..
T. Co., returned Sunday from the
north. Since the first of July Supt.
Thomas has devoted his entire time
going over the lines of the company in
Nevada, Oregon and Idaho repairing
the damage oceasioned by the fire.
quent eloudbursts of the past two or
three months.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

evening, small
leather coin purse, containing a SO
bill and quantity of silver coins.
Finder return to thise Office and re-
ceive reward.-Advertisem IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
SMALL AUDIENCE
AT BOXING BOUTS

AS had been freely predicted, the
boxing contest given in the Nixon
opera house yesterday afternoon prov
ed to be one of the leading features of
greater patronage than il received.
The main event, between Hall and
Smith, had been scheduled for ten
rounds, but on account of the poor at
tendance was cut to four. This match
was refereed by s. G. Lamb, with T.
J. ID. Salter as timekeeper and official
announcer. The rounds were of three
minutes each. with one-minute rests.
Smith was greatly outelassed by
Hall, and was evidently in poor form,
and was knocked down in each Of the
first three rounds.
After fighting for a minute and a
half in the fourth round, Smith was
evidently all in, and although he came
up gamely the referee refused to let
the fight proceed and gave Hall the
decision.
The Preliminaries.
The first preliminary of four rounds
was between Roy Taylor, of Reno,
champion middle-weight of Nevada,
and Lon Williams, of MeGill. Three
minute rounds, with rests of one
minute.
The fight lasted for 40 seconds.
Williams was knocked down by a
straight left to face; came up and was
knocked down with right to jaw; com
ing up for third time was knocked
down by right to eye; coming up the
fourth and last time, was knocked
down by left hook to Jaw and counted
out.
The second preliminary was be-
tween Billy Hyland, of San Francisco,
and Ross Wagner, of Ely.
The first two rounds We're in Hy-
lands favor, but in the third Wag-
ner showed up strong and turned the
tables. The last round lasted two and
a half minutes. At the end of the
first minute Wagner secured knock.
down and another at the end of two
minutes. At the end of two and half
minutes Hyland was knocked down
again, this time to stay, and the deeis-
ion was given to Wagner.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
NEVADA PIONEER PASSES
AWAY IN CALIFORNIA

Marion Pixley passed away at Liv-
ermore, California, last Friday, at the
age of II years, and was buried at
Sacramento Sunday. Deceased was
pioneer of Lander, Elko and Hum
boldt counties, and was well known
In Winnemucca. He was grandfather
of Mrs E. ID, Giroux,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
DIR. GROUx RECOVERING
FROM BLOOD POISONING

About week ago County Physician
Giroux was taken with an infection
of the left hand and went to Reno for
an operation. Today he is much bet
ter, with every prospect of complete
recovery.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to those kind friends and
neighbors who so Loyalty assisted us
in our hour of bereavement, occasion
ed by the death and burial of our be-
loved son, grandson and nephew
Joseph Henkel; and we wish particu.
larly to thank the Winnemucca and
Reno lodges of Moose for their efforts
to tighten our burden of sorrow by
taking charge of the funeral arrange,
ments.
G. w. HENKEL,
MRS. l.. RODDY,
Mr., AND MRS J. P. GRANDEL
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

shortly before noon yesterday, under
the direction of Chairman II. X. Davis
on a platform erected at the corner
of Bridge and Third streets. There
were three entries, as follows: Fred
Yoekey, worlds champion single-hand
driller, G. +. Kirk and Charles Culver
Yockey gave a 2h-minute hand
cap, drilling but l2h minutes to Il
for the other two men. He made
Is 1-32 inches, winning first prize of
$3.50. Kirk drilled 141a inches, re-
eeiving second money of $50. with $40
entrance money added. Culver drin.
ed 12 1882 inches.
Last Nights Dance.
The dance at the Nixon opera house
last evening was well attended and
proved most enjoyable affair. Aboui
100 couples were present and daneel
until 2:30 O'Clock this morning, to tn.
strains of the excellent music suppH d
by Fitzgerald's orchestra
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
oUYoN TRANSFER co.

Trunks moved, 25 cents. Light and
heavy hauling and storage. Quick
service, low rates. Phone 422, Wells
Fargo express Office.
Advertisement, Il.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

WANTED-At once, strong, able
bodied men to work as laborers on
transmission line. $500 per day and
board. Apply in person to Phoenix
Construction Co., First National
Bank Bldg, Brigham City, Utah.
Advertisement, Sept13.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
MEETING OF METHODIST
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
f. church will meet Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, at the parsonage.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
MEETING OF EPISCOPAL
GUILD TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Ladies Episcopal Guild will
meet at the home of Mrs w. F. Pearce
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
HENRY
GIVES STATEMENT

On last Sunday the pastor of the
Methodist church, J. H. Henry, closed
his work for The year in the local
church. Good congregations attended
both morning and evening. The pas
tor and his family will leave Winnie
'mucca tomorrow on Southern Pacific
No. 3, he to go to Bishop, California,
to the session of the conference, and
Mrs. Henry and Margaret to visit
from there to Glendale, their home.
The pastor read a financial statement
of receipts and expenditures for the
year, which is as follows:
Financial statement of receipts and
expenditures of the Methodist church
g.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
Prisoners Plead Guilty.

FrlSOnerS FIeaQ 0uuty.
In the District Court, this morning
G. w. Anderson and F. Dunn were az
raigned on informations
Anderson, who is charged with hav-
ing embezzled the funds of the West
ern Pacific, while acting as ticket
agent, plead guilty and will be sen
teneed at 4:45 this afternoon.
Dunn plead guilty to having passed
a forged check on Constable Scott
Butler, of Gerlach, in Winnemucca
several weeks ago, and will be sen
fenced at 5 O'Clock today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02
WATER CASE CON.
T|NUED Until 18TH

In the District Court, this morning,
the suit of the Pacific Livestock com
pany against the water users of the
Quinn river valley, which had been
set for hearing today before Judge
French, was continued until the 18th
instant
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

This afternoon the contract for ex-
tending the Winnemueca sewer system
was awarded to the c. B. Brown COM
pany.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

In the Ladies' saddle race Sunday
Miss Bowers was the winner, Miss
Thompson second and Miss boyo
third.
The turnstake race, on the same
day, was won by Ernest uarteiz, John
Price second, William Nelson third.
Exciting Race Yesterday.
The quarter-mile dash yesterday was
a good race. There were but two
starters, the pinto horse owned by
Martin Echave of McDermiitt, ridder
by Ernest Garteiz, and "Little jim
mie," owned by 8. A. Dedman anc
ridden by Bowers. The race was wor
by the latter in close finish.
The Drilling Contest.
TAs rock drilling contest was hell
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-02

r, AND MRS. J. P. GRANDEL
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MARLEY J.. SMITH PROP
13s East Ckla. fhahe a4a
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9istuasrfpraas.

Don IanoIduIigsn .3iesuusranIprHs
den ieien bier tinige mitgeteiIt: 8ean
osine Grnu nit Dir 3anit, Bat Ie sis
mas auf Dem @efpifen. - Der Bea
our Stride ftsbt ni6t auf Der 2au6s
tarte. - Duff III cine I&5ne aunit
uno Elm idmubiges Sdnopert.
@enu Soft iid ole 9feife ItC9ft,
mdht Der 9sufsl cine Grfinounq. =
Der bei!e ShIaf lit Dor Mittcrs
no4t. qlfo made, fpenn Die 2rDte
gut ihlaen. - Der S9mers bort
auf, tpenn 0u ni6t auf i'm BORT. -
Weisbeit tommt 10 pinttlih, ipie
Dem gebdngten ole 8eanaotaund.
Der GinfdItige psr3meiftIt nit6t.
r. Wenn 0u morgen gu ellen BAIT,
lift beute Elm T61ner Sag. 60
lange Der qfarrer Dir etfpas abtauft,
bit on Elm sbrIiher Damn. - Sut
teAen lit f6nerer aIs gut tlettern.
= Mer Iangfam aus Dem gett ftsigt,
lift raid in ben RIeioern. 9ers
.faente 6ein 9nus ni6t eber, aIs big
ou einen Sarg bdft. Der sic
.2eute ounm MAIDEN fam, TIT Elm
tluger Mdnn.
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Gioff oes aleioss TT Geras. Die
tlsinen anopfe, Die in Reiben auf ies
Der Settle oes einfa6en 9dusIs ans
gsbrd9t fino, ipeIaes bic 6rout Der
BLUE uno oss Rodss bilost, iin0
sbenfdls nit gttlas iibsr5ogsn. Das
Sod beitebt BEL uniersm Wo0el aus
pIifisrtem tpsiBsn MuBlin.
Sin &leio1en fir Elm Mdoaen bon
flint Sd6reu til I'M ndbFen Bible
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fidte @inIhnitte unter6alb Der Diff
ten 1T Elm ganb gs3ogen lno bintsn
gu elmer SaIeife nerIdIunqen.
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dusT6nitt, uno 0ieIer S~pibenbeTaB
Othnt Ii9 Biz unter Die Qrme aug.
no0urh Elm 9olerpsGffeft eraieIt
miro. 8as qleio6su bat einen tIsis
men gsroLtsn &ragen. Der, i'm Sale
Der 9lsiOitoff aus Wote bsitsbt. nit
Seioe in tontrdfierenoer 5arbe ibsrs
3ogen tuerben fo[ts. Die 5ront uno
QermslauH6ldgs finb nit tlsinsn
&nDpffen befeBt.
@ruiine gbarmeufe fpuroe 3u Dem
alsioe oes Iebten giloes bsrtpanbt.
8emertsnspsrt bardn 1T b~eTonbers bic
0rdperie oes Rodes, osfen re6te
Settle unter Dem brsiten @iiriel ols
bulaariI9er Stidsrei geraIft lift. Der
.@ffett zines SurplicesS 6IuTes fpurs
De sr5ielt ourG cine qusr iiber Die
.8iIte gelegte Chiffon Riif6e. Der
obere Sell bes contemporaries 1T aus
Spite. Der Rragsn, Der brsite Sir
tel uno Der ReDers oes Rodes fino
uus rei9er bulgarii9er Gtifsrei In
S9uttierungen bon Braun, mattem
9rin unO gsodmpftem RoIa.
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6anRIerbnmOr.

9dpi0 qoppsr, Der in Isinen iuns
gen Sabren MitgIieo Der 6oftup:ae
0es Jiriten bon 6~obeuSonern : See
4in9en in 2~Dpsn6tra in S9l. espes
fen mar, bsfudte Dor 30 Sdbren Iets
men oIten 8trtungstreis. Die mad
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5ofmuiiter bdtten fi9 gu eintm
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per CAB fi4 in 6isism einfaGtn
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speiten Satt In elmer CANA unoern
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|Die GrtIdrung tonnts tur ote fem,
bob er fid iiber cine 9emertung eli
nes 6errn aus Dem Quartet geGr@
CERT bate. 0ieIes audrtettmitgl;t0
mar ols Der etn3tge in oieIem
tleinen 4reile i'm 8eIibe zines
|9adsIs, QtIs poppsr am S9luB Oss
abenos dtlf uniern Dunfd Die Srdus
merei bon S6umann NIT Rlapisrs
begIeitung berrIi9 fpielte, ertSrte
pI0Bli8 i'm 3immer entiebIidss @ats
tslgetIdff. Sin peinIider S4reasn
ergriff aIle, nonentlt9 Der 9adeIs
befiBer er9ob iid 9un3 bsritOrt anb
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bate 6ieie S0ne nsbsnber auf Ieirem
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biele 3ieritimmen notursstreu auf
fetnem Snitrumsut nd4nbmen; tat sr
|oies, 70 bsfanO er ii4 in rOiiglsr
Quline.
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SiIibpis SimnIuia . Suriduns.

Rd4Ssm Der nOropsftIi6e SimoIns
ia nit ieiHen RieisngletI&ern pieIfo6
oas 3ieI bon Heiienben gefpeIsn ipor,
ots 5tpdr ale aud Die @ifeni6oft,
nornebmIi4 Die Topographic, gef1rs
bert, dber DornebmIi9 bod aIpfniftts
i9e 3tsle perfoIgt battsn g. 2pngs
ftoff, bus @bepdar @ortmun, Der
9er3og Der abru53sn), gebt isbt cine
itaIienii9e Expedition 6ortbin, Die ids
rein piGenI4dftli9e 3ieIe geiftft Bat.
Setter tit Or. GiIippu 6e Gilippt,
oer bGufige 8egleiter 0es SersDQs
Der abru35en. StIippi trat I'm boz
rigen 9erbit nit feinem plan berbor;
jet foIl in oieien Sagen 6ie quss
retie erfoIgen, na9oem Der Stab
bollSGbltg geporoen 1T un6 Die
@eIOmittel, $45,0o0, sur gerfiiounq
iteben. Die gaeiIe pirb iiber Elm
Sabr bauern un0 cine lle6eripintes
rung in 8alttitan ober 2a6atb unls
tdner; lie toll IN Rd19mir beoinnen,
iiber ben &ardtorumpoB geben un6
In Gbinefif9sS urtefan en6en. 4us
ber Der topograpbif9en GrforIGunq
Oes nod unbeidnnteu &dratcrumqes
bets 5pif9en Dem GidtI9engletfder
un6 ienem 9db ftebsn @eoba6tunaen
iiber Geoloste, Grbf9pere, Moanes
tismus, Rootdtton, atmoipbdriIne
GIettri3itGt uno MeteprpIpote Unit
Dra9en) duf benz proardmm, unb
gu osFen Dur9fiibrung 1T Elm nit
orbsiteritab BON ieItener Rei6baItios
teit berufen tporben. Sm aonaen
Iino e., duBsr 6iIippi, rern 6errsrt,
meiit @o5enten itaIientf6er uniberfts
tdten, bdrunter Der @eoordpb 81,
MurinslIt aus GlOrsn5 un6 ber pbps
fitsr u. Gmerio aus paola, Die 1ber
erlt i'm Mdr5 1914 3ur expedition
Itoben iper0en. 3u ben Soften Bat
GiIippt ieIblt $4,000, bic in0iTde
Megterung 5000 beigeIeusrt. &sr
Reit entfdIlt our SdIfte uuf itdIienis
f6e unb duf eneItfdt niTenIGdftIis
DE SnItttute unb prtpotperlOnsn.
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9as srabere arinfselO.

get einem poIitiiden 3pedeFsn
paren oie oeudten Der qartei osrs
Iammelt, uno elm iunger Qntpalt
ponts 6ie @eIegenbtit benuBen, Inn
fi6 an etnen einfluBreiden Rthter
berdnauma6en. Gr gab Dem Obers
teaner einen Dollar, o1mit sr's eins
ri6ten piiroe, baB Der antpalt nebsn
Dem RiGtsr 3u fben fam.
glls man pIab nabm, ent6edte Der
Qnpalt, DAB er am einen unb Der
Ri6ter am anoeren guoe Der SaFel
placiert ipuren.
.8as baben Sts febr lngef6idt
gema6t@, idgte er bortuurfsDon 81
Dem Sbertellnsr.
Sic entfduIoigen - bier lit SIR
Dollar 3uriid. Der gli9ter bat mir
Sfpsi Dollars seseben, baB ia Sic
ni9t neben i'm febts."
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9H afstt Hltsuhfalitt eumas
eco Hflb MfHiu tilt IA resi- Iita
.hlt faf mnllh maail4H BE feline
Z @lfamllbs 70 eco dHstft3tl mat,
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.nifdf hdu6lt. 1tt uinhis lon ~
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cine anha6l ltit o. ubltli tn
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er loalt alio, dlA Ser Mann
gum 70 ma 10 pitllm Mlale uits
Der NIT htmitlbtn BtIuh Dor Ism
.trlditn. .eitbtr g.. ltltn GIt nun
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Reuters .llt mine Stromti6" nit.
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id offers Tut 5ols Iadt1.
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T1nlttn uulpfItl man 1b bel non
tlnim Tnuiiltfann bat Ii Nafia
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.mgh. has 1lu 90 btttalt nib SCI
pltlantat tlnmmtil tlt ttlht 10,
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Bic II nit mlltolioplla iItinm pats
ttnNdbitn pon mWftfusbHtuhtn
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hititR planiionlitrtn ppn @sburl aH
htr Hatit Jnftnlt l%nntuptul, pom
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gen. Ditit tHhinliibt eihtlisbt
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lthtt ittif MsNrr dua~sulranbtrn.
Ut Mtaliiuu auf baA piht iriil
absr bitIfad bel ben 9isrtn trh
Damn auf, lptHn ~ungtippbHtt Rsise
ous 5itr trtiftn, lpsnn "a 0urh tt
ssuO ttpds In itinsr Ruk gsI1rt 1T
unO @efabr firaist. bon bitter
geobohtuns ber fdlt nun aud cine
utus GrttHntnis duf Oas @srbaIien
Der Wotte Dem 9idi. o~eaendber.
Bsnn Der 0ahtfaItt, ins Dele
flisgt. 70 fiibrt er cine 5lu6tbeDss
gung aus, inoem er inItinltiD i'm
Ssaen Rsttung iutt essen Ois i'm
9uutlen Idusrnosn @eFdbreu. GisIt
man i'm @aloes6untsl BEL Raht Elm
si6t duf, 10 ipsr6en ale Ole SnIets
ten, Die bolltommsn s~unbebe[iat"
iinO, aud ni6t our6 bic 6Iamme
dng5osen; nur oistenigen, Ole irs
sen6pis bsuurubigt unO aufess
i6eu4t psroen, fiibrsn nun oie Be-
Degung aug, bic re aud fonf bei
eiaer orobenosn 9efabr dusfiibren
Diir0en: Wie ie mad 6en beaiten
Steuer i'm glattlaub ftreben uno 70
oas Dsite fu1sn piiroen, fliegen tie
nun aud nab Ser beafen Gte1e,
alp in bic Slnmme. 9ei ben Mlots
ten unO Radfaltern fam oisTe 9es
uHrubigung pislIei6t aud T&on
our4 Die unseip65nIi9e Grf6einuna
beg belen 2i9tes an iia beranIaBt
per0en.
Ser 8erfaFer fiebt oIfo in oieien
grf4einungen Der .2i6tIiebe" Bel
ben msiIten Siersn 5Iudtbspesuns
gen, Die normaIerpeiTe I6neI Dors
iibergsben, unO sr Fiibrt dbnIi9e Grs
ideinungen Bel GIeosrmdufen an,
Die, tpeun man fe Bel Sage in sinem
Simmer fIiesen Idbt, tGn3eInoe ges
tDegunsen Dor Der natiirIi9 am beus
fen beIi4teten 5snTerI9eibe ausfibs
ren, uno Bel 90gsIn, Die ebenfans
gsssn bic Seniferfdsibs fIitssn uub
Bel i6ren @anoer3iigen, tpenn fe ers
mii6et iinO, SooestdnSe Dor Dem
Getsr Der 2eu4ttiirme ponfdbren.
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Sdmtbdn0 u~ntergelegt.
8as nG9fts Bib Gig. q 3sigt
uns Elm 6ibI1es SndsntOItiim fir
1erbFti6e Gage. Der Stoff Der i'm
ruiFI6en 9Th gsbultensn Sude 1T
Elm fein grau unO peiB tarriertst
Bo[tnItoff, ebenio Der Rod. Die
sSade bat breite Repsrs un0 2ragen
aus arauer MoiresG ei6e, aug Der
md bic qermelduHdldee uuO 9a-
|I6entlappen gsfertigt fno. llsbsr
ben Moires Gragen legt ii9 Elm 5tpet'
ter aus peiBsm, banOgeitidtem asis
men. Die 9tule III NIT einsm GiirteI
aus ipei6em grauen 2e6er 5uIammcns
geIaniirt. Der Hod bat aIs Tront
cine breite auetidfulte uno bat cine
bequeme Weite am Sub.
Dds I'm nd61ten Bible (5ig. 81
Iti33ierte atsio bsitebt aug ametbpFs
farbiger 8oile iiber eigenfarbiger
SeiOe. Die @efte lit NIT eigsntarbi.
gem Chiffon perIdIsiert ipabreno
girteI unb 9ragen aus 2ltlas in oers
isl5en SCRIBE gefertigt iinO. Stretien
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ipeilen 1T aber aud bet feline Ranb
binien mertli9 breiter uno gelpobnIiA
fentreht mad aufpdrts getrempt.
@lodens un0 tleine SopfFormer nit
feitIi1en p0sr mad binteu a%usldoens
ben NHlI9ldgen Tino anoere Sutfors
men, Die Der Script befdert. Die
aDpFe fiRO Bel alien Gormen fehr FLAG
qe6alteH. Giir Die @drnitur tommt
Adnb an erIter Gteae in 8etraht.
Taiae lit isbr bsoorJugt. SO pirb
TpppGl Idmalrippig tpie aud in gang
breiisn Nippsn getrdgsn. Gtrdubfes
Dgla i.no ipieoer o6snan; lire QnorOs
nuns IND gerurbsitung lit b1ht
agqrt. Qta6 psl5biite iperoen i'm
GerDi T6on gu ie9en isin. uno omar
Il. lemeinlamer Berdrbeitunq NIT
Can't. 9efonners qelstoqnes Idei,
atn fir Den 6srbIt uno nod mtbr file
Oeh Minisr eine grobs 3utunft 5u
hGbsn.
Sin Grsnpfar Der Oben ~ertpdbnten
9opffOrmsn lit In unIerem erlten
BIIbe (JtS. y UUrgefaHrt, bod III bic
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: 8 IT Osrfstbs. .as

Smmer bsrfetbe. paens
men Sie S9illers SER, 5err 2eut'
naEt9"
.aeb, ia, III Sos ni9t Oas Stiid.
in pelfem 8ioiliiten 5ut unb Stans
ae reIpettisrsn follen2"
RudpGrts 2 prppbes
Seiung. acknowledgement: .Sn
S6rer 5dmilie miro es einen furdts
barren Rru9 seben, Der Our9 cine
9Ionbine perurfunt miro"
DAME: Den bat es beut frtb
Idcn qegeben. llnIere f6pebifde
R69in bat ben @eidtrrT4rnnt NIT
Dem sun3en ROr5eIlan arlgepcrfsn."
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werfehltes apmplt.

8erfeb[tes Romplts
ment. Ssrr: pMlaOame, man foII'
te gar nidt gIaubeu, oaB Sic perbet'
ratet iinb!"
Dame (gsT6meidslt): Isl, ptefO9
6err: Pun, Sic Ieben dus, tpie
Elm dIteres 5rduIetn!"
RafernenbpfbIute . Gers
geunt gum Rstruten): rMenI4! sic
ipoIlen Dom Affen abItammen uno
t6nnen nidt mai bic, etnfuaiten ge'
i~pebrg-iffs nudmaden!
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1aeou Don Mr BEN iribu btidnni
tipaa moaiiiBitri. plan ithi IL gs'
ltaeulIih mit gdn6ttn uniW Dem
Slim, otter itooh III ha bltr pisotri
%atatbfntu 5orm, cine rihtist RtpItla
pon @robmuittrs sQott Bonnet
Gas @sittl III NIT ihpdr8tm Dtio'
man iibtr5nam un0 auh oit unltrt
Stlts Der Nytmpe bamii etfiitiut Dts
@arnitur btiitbi aus elmer DoppsI'
tiids aus fsiu gsiaIttttr. wtibtr ma
line, oetsn Wsrbinbungsnabi unitr
elmer peiBsn Siraubmisosr reybors
gen IL. Dieter III Elm idpar5,s