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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
ODD ITEMS
CAN AFFORD TO

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 29--Be-
cause he thought a salary Of $4,000
too much for city job. r Spencer
Goodwin. n millionaire. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
Oh, Fans! Listen to George!
Greatest Bug Writing for Star. Picks the Athletics
By George M. Cohan

tcopyrish 1918. gn,erps As.oeIa,ior)
To begin ~'h myself
Two picked
win the National finish
my cost as had better Of looking
With me ne huneh dope. my bunch
series Athletics
fore, and know how they've s-ana enough
wnen I'm not husy being fansnd i1 admit I'm
baseball 10 where live I've
-
BECAUSE THEY CAN EvEaLxsrlNaLy SMEAR THAT pill
Second, because who
Keep the other fellows from smesno H. MEAN BENDER AND
Third because pitching
protect u.
AND. FIFTH, BECAUSE THev CAN PLAY eAsgsAll-ANo
Play Play IT Up DOWN AROUND ANo THROUGH rHE MIDDLE ALL
FIFTEEN WAYS AND BACK AGAIN. WITHOUT BREAK
But mainly like esn hat
batting order In TIGHT and I've watched
innInu
could him
fade The Job Of facing gotten
work.
When he barrel
Of eroebery rolling a cellar stairway.
That's agans. Meorsw
grand pitching flesh, but bat bigger than ball
Look at what mshe~son marqusrs tackle First
nailed there Collins Baker mslnnes waiting
lr he GETS eY ONE The NEXT IS STILL HARDER. WHAT'S
ONE THESE GUYS IS LIABLE TO BREAK UP ANY
GAME IN TWO MINUTES YOU THINK THEY'RE BEATEN. AND
BURG AGAIN. WITH 90 CANNON IN ACTION
short series Of this like the hit the
both clubs cracking
that hits the bali oenss' and hardest the
blow
you're hitting nothing
boot " maeks team Isn't hitting EN- safe ia hitting
where. and In the end this Of itseh will tell
& ~ .ISAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
WOMAN DOCTOR
SLAIN BY NEGRO

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2s.-Thrre
police detectives left headquarters
at daybrcak today TO search for n
negro who is said 10 have been seen
several times recently near the
office where Mrs. Rebecca Gay.
Christian Science healer. was mur.
dered Friday.
They believe they are following a
clew that may lead TO the muir
derer
Tho police are agreed on tho the
ory. that the killer was n negro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
ALIENS COT IT!

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2a.--The
senate today confirmed the nomina.
tion Of Clay Allen TO be u. s. attor-
ney for the Western district of
OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
BEATS JOHN BERG

LOS ANGELES. Sept 27.--"Cy.
clone" Burns. Boston lightweight
wrestler. last night won In straight
falls from John Berg OF Des Moines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
sPoILs THE EFFECT

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Mme.
Paul Poiret OF Paris appeared here
wearing a slit skirt and boots made
in cossack style. which reached half
way 10 the knee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
SLIT, DIVE THINK

MARZBURG. Silesia. Sept 90
Horses here are wearing trousers
to protect their legs from new tar
with which the roads we're treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
KINGS TAX LEVY

King countys total tax levy for
1914 will be a2.3l mills. the biggest
In it's history, and nearly 3 mills
more than In 1913. The total val
uation Of property in this county ia
S2G3, ,5s0,bf7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
NEW BUG IN JERSEY

TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. 2e.-New
Jersey. the "skeeter" state, liz being
pestered by new bug. the saw.
tooth grain beetle. II eats every.
thing. from choice fruit to paper
bags and humans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
He Fears 6loodshcd

Now, here's what we are coming
TO. There's going to be a clash.
bound TO be. And therell be blood
shed II those fellows try TO speak
at Fourth and Pike. ! can't see any
way out OF II. And Whist will be the
result? Some one may be killed.
and then the Haymarket decision
will make everyone. directly or IN.
directly connected with the case. re.
sponsible for the conspiracy"
"But II The Star would be guilty
then. II Is guilty now" II was sug-
gested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
NAY ar AUTO TnIevrs

Harry Jones, is, Ernest Hagmoe.
10. and Roy Rogers. II. are held at
tho city jail today. suspected OF
having been responsible for numer-
out auto thefts In the past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
ANOTHER NAG ITEM

DELANCO. n. j.. Sept 29.-The
w. c. T. U. here IL trying to decide
whether nagging wife causes a
man TO drink. or whether a drinking
man causes n woman to nag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29

state of affairs. The prosecutor
told the court, and said that he
would not ask fine. And the
court said.
i Will not fine this defendant. I
parole him to his prospective son.
in-law."
And so Schulman won his case
and his fiancee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
Discuss Stars Profits

But there's no use OF getting In
a fight with a paper said Judge
HUMPHREYS. Il don't see where The
Star makes any money out of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29

wise student profits by his own ex-
perience, but tho wiser student profits by
the experience OF others. The wiser stu
dent enrolls at tt-Fowells business
School, tth and PIne.-Advertisement
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wi H whmh The asbno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29

Judge Humphries this morning
went back 20 years In the past and
took . look into the future In order
10 air his opinion that The Star 10
guilty OF contempt Of court. but that
he didn't want any fight with ANY
Newspaper.
IL Prosecuting Attorney Murphy
did his duty. he would go after The
Star" the Judge said. emitting TO
state that he himself ordered the ar
rest OF various people for contempt
In other cases.
You see. it's this way" said the
Judge. In his chambers, as he pried
open bunch OF letters from all
parts OF the country. in which he
was notified that socialists are car
rying out his suggestion TO send So
cialist papers TO Seattle by mail. so
as not TO necessitate their sale on
the streets.
An Editor Was Hanged
Now in the Haymarket case In
Chicago. which WAS tried about 90
years ago. an editor. Parsons. was
hung because he printed what those
fellows planned to do.
Now. what is the situation here7
Here are 500 or 500 tramps coming
TO Seattle 10 FIJI up the jails And
then The Star comes out and tells
me TO quit II. How can | quit it,
Reminds me OF story. Two fel.
lows out in the woods ran a cat up
a tree. and one OF them climbed up
and shook II down The other fel.
low tried 10 grab II. and II turned
out II was wildcat. and Il grabbed
him instead. The fellow up the tree
didn't realize the trouble. so he said,
Walt a minute. I'll be down In a
jiffy TO help you hold H."
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-29
Call Us Up al Main 94OO

AJAX for the circulation department, and tell
the young man who answers the phone
that you want The Star sent 10 your home.
Then you'll be sure 10 have Il every night.
and you won't miss any Of the good
things. As steady diet, you'il like II.
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Do You Read The Pink!

you don't you're missing something
,ssd. Really, we are not fond OF hoastlna,
~, We are sprinsing some features these
s,ss In the Pink that are all CLASS. Buy
see before you catch your car home. One
ssnt-slways'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

Can Carlsmith, Mrs. r. r. Hair, Mrs.
q. Ell Thayer. Mrs. Ingram Stainb3ck.
Mrs. Charles Wann. Mrs. James Guild,
Mrs. Ray Reitow, Mrs. Sam B. Peck.
Mrs. Lewis Underwood, Mrs. q. X.
Myers, Mrs. A. F. Thayer and Miss
A&ble Hair. First prize. bronze pic
tire, fell to Miss Hair and second, a
be Sutiful hand-painted Calander Mrs.
Underwood won.
Z & 4
Cornell Club Entertaine.
The Cornell Club is entertaining at
dinner this evening at the CORTLAND
on Beretania street. The color scheme
for the decorations will be red and
white, the university colors. Covers
will be laid for twenty guests.
Dance Given by Nurses.
A delightful informal dance was
given by the nurses of the Queens
Hospital at their home on Beretania
avenue Wednesday evening. The COL
or-scheme was red and green and the
music was furnished by Kaai's quin-
tCt club. The invited guests were
Misses Sewall. Grant, Hill, Nichols,
Thompson, Low Arnold, McMinnum,
Hall, O'Conner, McLaren, Shannon,
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Miss Laura Anterior Entertains.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Laura
Atherton was hostess at an enjoyable
card party at her home on King street.
The first prize, a silfer picture frame,
was given to Miss Hazel auckland,
while the, consolation, a memorandum
book, was taken by Miss Ina Fergu-
son. Among those present were Miss
Fanny Hogs, Miss Marjorie Gilman.
Miss Ruth McCEesney. Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss
Alice Hoogs, Miss Thelma Murphy,
Miss Myrtle Sehuman, Miss Ruth AN
derson, Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Helen Coulter, Miss Hazel Buckland,
Miss Mary Marshall, Miss May Mar
shall. Miss Helen Jones. Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Margaret Restarick, Miss
Margaret Wadman, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Muriel Howatt. Miss Violet Ath-
erton, Miss Juliet Anterior and the
hostess.
SO
Kaimukl Bridge Club.
The KaimuKi Bridge Club met yes
tcrday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Fletcher Thayer. Those who enjoyed
the afternoon were Mrs. Ernest Gil
sickle. Mrs. Wade Warren Thayer, Mrs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

and Mrs Frank Hooes FRS J
.l,orp, NJ. Harold T LINDSAY Mis-,
/ ur.ra Athervon. Mrs. c II Arherton
Nr. Mary Mcdonnell Mrs Nelson y
Lansing. Nr. Ralph : HosDe~ NJ
y letter OF san Fr4n,i>ru. Nr and
trs rt-nl' Mrs. N:.ah,:, ,;a-rao
i, Z. Mas. G,y. A.2... VI :. ,,e.l.g. II
Iurt>vn o. Settle. "A J. = ,Ir,r,tf
Cf Oak .qrI ", t.- II p =,
y. II .ouver. Nj. AD.r Nn.... o: r,
L,nO. Okl... NJ. : Nlo!r' Ath-rtoD
- pietz. Mrs Harold : Ira.I. >,rs
l. 'elt McEltoWney. Nr, ANN III
lH,Gge. NJ Isaac Gov Ms \ v I'm
(flia Swiycrt, NJ an v $ - r~r ~,
tccFe. Was KY 49,. .: W.r' t'.~
{ anon Po:Wf. W. 81" %~t.,- :
H-s NI!llar! f Po;w;np. ~ ami Mr.
Edwin p-iCt Marshall Is II ,.r-
Oakley, Miss HoogE, Mss C!ai.- -
Z, tke. Mrs l.ncic tlledrce, Mrs J I
Wvrren. Miss Marion RavilRnd. Mrs
J. W. AckersOn. Janarese Con,u'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

Campbell, Dobson, Young and McIn-
tyre. Messrs. Mead, ButthOff, Mays.
Banks, Genoves, Simpson, McLaren,
Griffith Changy, Murray, Kinslea,
Sample, Jackson, Rothrock, Schultz.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. GoodaIe conpIi-
mented.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. R.
R. Goodale were the guests of honor al
a prettily appointed dinner given by
Major and Mrs. William P. Wooten at
their home at Fort De Russy. The
color sche ne for the table decorations
was yellow and the center of the table
was filled with a basket of yellow as
tors. Covers were, laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Gootklle. Major and Mrs. Conklin,
Major AMI Mrs. Mcclure, Captain and
Mrs. Cut1; and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Harold Pratt and Major and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright to En-
terrain.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bruce Cartwright Jr.,
are entertaining at dinner this evening
in compliment to- Miss Callie Lucas.
The Service Brio &c Club.
Mrs. George E. Turner was hostess
for the Service .ETidge Club on Thurs
day afternoon at her home at Kane
hameha school. Among those present
were Mrs. Will am p. Wooten, Mrs.
Jameson, Mrs. Cheatham, Mrs. Den
man, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Neville, Mrs.
Matheson, Mrs. Turner and others.
& 4
Miss Marguerite Wadman Entertains.
One of the few entertainments CIV
en- by the members of the, younger
set this week Will be the dinner at
which Miss Marguerite Wadman is to
be hostess thisj evening. The center
piece for the table will be an attract
i've arrangement of pink carnations
and maiden hail ferns. Covers will
be laid for Miss Myrtle Schuman,
Miss Fanny Hoo gs, Miss Alice Hogs,
Miss Hazel But;kland, Mr.. Vernon
Tenney, Mr.. DIXON Mott, Miss Cyril
Hogs, Mr.. Walter Love and Mr..
James Morg an.
Mrs. Rosenhaum Entertained.
Mr.. Jameson of Fort Shafter was
hostess at an attractive bridge party
on Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Rosenbaum. Am ong those present
were Mrs. Rosen baum, Mrs. Timber
lake, Mrs. Woot IN, Mrs. tombstone,
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Conklin, Mrs.
Raymond, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Harold
Pratt, Madam Pratt, Mrs Matheson, ;
Madam Mathesor., Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Preston, Mrs. Free erick A. Barker,
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Honeyman, Mrs.
Cults and others.
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Honolulu Golfers to be
Entertained

\ great deal OF interest is AWAY :
displayed i'll oui-of,tcwa sports and tar
a'nlet.s d, SChofie'd viii take q nun
l"r OF tn" sportsmen from hCNoul2
to tn post 4 rumber 81 autos f.lI,-!
with nc E2.rrr iItIah, : G.. sto.ltl
H3ll $50 20 down this at rno>u An l.!
Ill attend the golf MItC.l Uer".,I
the tuwn team and thOs.. jAt@r,s:t.. II
tina, form OF sport at SrAof!, d Tins
~, ming the officers OF thar pest Mi
entertain n" visiting team al G;2""~
ant tomorrow both teams W;N M,'1~
TO Ha!.lwu ard viii pay 4 r"'.:c2
match
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The Society Opera.

The interest Of society is ceuttrrd
largely upon the production OF the
society OpeTet:a The Tourist The
rehearsals are demanding the greater
share Of the time Of many a ma'ron
and ma and they feel that their 81
forts VIII he It ward. a. th. success
Of the AFFAIR is q surstv. Those Who
have been allotted leading roles hAy"
been heard often in musical entertajn-
ments and as many OF them have
taken part IN similar productions
these in charge have no fear that any
stage fright will be in evidence. ASid"
from the principal there will te 4
tovy Of attractiv" yrrng ladies in IT,.
"A"rn~ will add 70 the beauty Of th"
ensemble
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y i7-"- Cibe Enter.alr1 Is
Mrs. Severance

MIS-. ar.> GILh Of Ajta "T'~r'11nt1
q; p~etti,v appointed !u"rht,n a.
the MU2na Hotel yeste Tday for Mrs.
Luther Severance G"d Mss Helen
Severance Of HilO Nho haze heeA
visiting in HCHolu'u for few days.
The table was filled with al attrnC-
tive artistic arrange ment Of delicate
link btg0"ia< tn" guests included
former residents CT Hilo, all Of them
Old friends of Mrs Severance and the
hostess Covers were laid for Mrs.
Luthtr Severance. Miss Helen Sever
arce. Mrs. Culick Mrs. Giles GCre,
Mrs. G. b Hofeaard of Kauai and Mrs.
James Glib
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Reception at the Home of Governor
and Mrs. Frear.
An unusually large number of towns
folk as we'll as tourists were present
It the reception at the Governors
home on Monday afternoon. in the
absence of Governor Frear. Acting
Governor and Mrs. Mott-Smith receiv-
cd with Mrs. Frear who was also as
sisted by Mr.. and RS. Willoit Of
Stockton, California.
The bougainvillea branches which
are so beautiful at this time of the
year We're used in the decorating and
gTeat>branchel of were seen both IN
tie reception room and in the Lanai.
Mrs. Luther Severance of Hilo, Mrs
Frank T. Dillingham; and Mrs. w w.
Hall assisted by Miss Juliet Atherton
and Miss MuTiel Howatt served re.
f:eshments.
The afternoon was unusually pleas
ant and the majority Of the caller,
fingered for some time talking with
cid friends and meeting strangers IN
the city. Some among those who Ct:ll-
ed were, Mr. and Mrs. Zeno X. Myers,
Mrs. Arthur Richardson. Mrs. Egbert
~ Roberts, Mrs. Percy Martyr Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hitchcock,
Mrs. Arthur E. Alredge, Mrs. g. Fred
I'uIh, Mrs. E. B. Hyde, OF Spokane
Mrs. Boggs of Pittsburg, Mrs. Henry
Bic knell, Mrs. William H. Hogs, Mr.
6nd Mrs. Charles NJ. Cooke. Jr., iir.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11
Freak Dances Threaten Washington.

WASHINGTON. January /. - The
Bunny Hug" Turkey Trot" aud 9th
Ct modern dances threaten to play
hob with the plans of the committee
charged with making arrangements
for the Presidential Inaugural ball Of
Wilson. As q social feature the stock
OF the inaugural ball has been below
par for many years. AS a practical
institution designed to produce funds
for the inaugural celebration. the ball
has been regarded as indispensable.
The ministers of Washington ana
many statesmen say now unless as
surAnces be given that the Bunny
Hug" and turkey TrOt" shall be in
terdicted there will be no inaugural
ball in 1913 When this news was
conveyed to members OF the inaugu-
raj committee each and every one of
them took a trip in an airship. They
had been proceeding on cold lines,
and these called for an inaugural ball,
tickets to which were to cost s. each,
and yield, all told, the 100000 or so
necessary.
Members of the inaugural commit
tee declare if the ball is cut out I'm
Gle Sam will have to foot the bills.
They do net believe it would be pos
sible to finance the af1lir unless they
could give assurance that the sub
scriptions be returned in accordance
with the time-honored tradition. Mem
bers Of the inaugural committee are
willing to prohibit the Turkey Trot"
and Bunny Hug" but have doubts
whether such prohibition could be
made effective.
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}: CALLING DAYS =
= FOR HONOLULU .
!: MOndays-Punahou, Makiki. 2
}: Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani 2
): Park, Kaimuki, Palolo. First y
!: Tuesday, Fort Kruger. 2
!: MISUNDERSTANDING, Puunui, q
: Pacific Heights. First and third y
): Wednesdays, above Nuuanu
}: bridge; second and fourth We'd q
. Cesdays, below bridge; fourth =
: Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first =
): and third Wednesdays, Alewa !:
!; Heights.
!: ThurSdays-The Plains.
}: Fridays - Hotels and town. y
: Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter; =
. first Friday.
;: Manoa, College Hills, First and =
): third Friday.
): SaturdayS-Kalihi. Third and :;
;: fourth Saturdays. Kamehameha !:
: Schools.
: Society Editor - Telephone ):
!. 279e. =
}: ;. :, :: ;: :: :. :: :: :: :; ;: :: : :: ;: :,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

Ter Bring Don Walss. Der fpdter uIs
Gouaro VII. Elm 70 feierli6er Gsrr
Duroe. bic Gvei Na6obs Qaul 9emi@
oofp. 2or0 6cmitton unO Sirft Ras
riihtin. Wufiafa gdifa. abalil Bel
- BON Dem 0ramont gaosrou1s fae-
te: v0as lift Elm orientalifder Gbsr,
aus Dem Die europGii6s 3ioilifatipn
nit Rsipett gu iagen, elm S6pein re-
maht bat" Der Jiirit Ha03inili.
Der GurIt Goltifop, Der Bring BON
Srduien. Der Oraf o'Orfap bdtten
bier ibrsn Stammtiih, ben Ouglere,
Der geiiser bee aaffee9auIes, in
h0hiteigener perfon be6iente. 0ds
Qiteratenpolt, oos mehr 5ulent als
0elo bate. nurhe pon Dem O6erteQ=
ner Grneit i'm ,9irmsr 16 bsoient.
BORT faBen CffeHbu9. Der INNER
3er'treut mar. irmer Dor Tt6 Fin
pFiff ooer trdnerte unb nab jsoem
oritten l3ug cine l2i9arre f%ortparf;
Rector Roqueplau. Ser nisige 9bea=
teroirettor. Der nur cine 6urft bate:
oaB 0ie Qutoren j6m lire Stiite pprs
leTen tonnten; BE Rrii0er 0oncpurt,
2tfFrso be WuTet. 8auoeldire. osiisn
Same 10 osbfleoi Ddren ME Die eli
mr. Trdu, 9iGene1ant. Ser gefiir4s
.ete 5eruusgeber oe5 Bi9aro, Sam.
tettu, Der es sern iab, penn nal iein
pbdnomendles Ce0ihtnis duf sic
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Gen bin uno Der. 8i5 gum Moroen
qrouen CAB es in 3immsr Np. Is
kbbafte 0isnute jihsr ons leBte Werf
Ron @ittor 6uQo, iiber Renans pie
oe %ffus", i6er cine nele NopeIs
bon Wfrimfe. oen nPnrren Der 3ai>
ferin", iiber Die leBte Wpntagsbldu6s-
rel pon Sointe Geuos uTtp. Nn sen
0ebdtten beteiliQtsn iih Ser oeiItrsiAe
@urclien Sho0. Gnmono 4bout, Ser
3omponift Moi1art, Nictpr Roir,
Dpttrbet un0 0U'tQos Voltr0t1, EN-
Witbotb. Der nit Murger an Der
nRnidoe". Sem M}nniteur Ser gaoes
onTtulten", mitdr6eitete. ltnh 3u ber
o~eiFtopIen MGnnern aeieften fih
fh0ne uno Fibsle Trdusn. ME Sors
teufe Shneioer. Sc erite 0orIteferin
ser .Sh0nen Selend". RE 8uica. sic
fpGter rem Grof'r 9"r@at bon Don't
rersperf keiro+'fs. Goro Nedrt, oie
.2ofd al5 @orfi'N fir feline ..Nara"
henubte. uno W1rorerite 8e(anof,
SIC Rapolern NIT Teiner grnIf Be
nIiifte. qur7 in ser Is oe8 Safe
qfnQlois hauF'en iene QoriTer. Sic 6ein;
ri6 @eine einmo( ~oie 66oufpiet.r
oe8 Iieben 8otts" gendnrt bat.
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NiitUriidcV Sale.
TnS Gror cineS Der beriibmteitru Gn.
riier Gniicch1uier.

0as .Gaf6 &ngIai5". zines ser be-
riibmte'ten Vd,iier Gdieehduitr. fon
oemndhlt pom Grobooen perIhpins
oen. Nit ihm p~trliert Der 9ouleparo
eirer Ser leBten ,3eulen ieints alien
8ldn3es Sen leBtcn 3ufluhtsort oe8
D~dnNtntums. od8 in urIerer niihters
uen Set mht mehr nad ieinem pollen
Weyts qerpiiroiQt miro. Inter g.dpos
leon III. pertebrtsu i'm GdTe Qn9IajS
ale 9eriihmthejjcu. Die Narja auf3us
~tusiitr bate. Won oiuierte. NIT oussrr
Iefenem Geihmat; man ioupierte. bis
Der neue 2a9 aubrah. uno man psr-
sapfts i'm aafishauIe gsiit. RTE.
@sjit. Dit Dem GAZE NidN. Gortoni
uuo Sem SAFE Garop hot ons Gina
Iajs iniuIa0en cine otoyir9tt >u.
h~alt@lnQate ots Soulspara. un0 Ser
@oule9dro mar 0inal@ Sic Wel.
ooer belt iih psri9iten9 oafjir. On,
Sabre 1902 9earinOet. par No5 Gnif
Ingldis beipr(er@ nlb 1860 Ser
SammsIpuntt Der Rahti5pdrmer,