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CHAPTER XLII.

am certain that / am making
a mistake by being perfectly frank
with Dick.
The professor with whom 1
once thought 1 was in love said to
me: at is the clever woman who
does not let the man she cares for
know she is clever"
1t snapped one of the cords of
interest between that man and
me, for he was peeved because l
had PROVED my way was correct
and l thought he should be big
enough to accept from me as l
would from him.
l simply worried all day be-
cause | did not know what Dick
was going to do about the check,
and when he came in tonight, he
acted as though nothing had hap
pened. He kissed me fervently;
handed me bunch of violets and
announced that he had tickets for
the theater.
I accepted his mood joyfully
and put on one of my prettiest
gowns and when l was ready Dick
took both my hands and held me
off at arms length.
You certainly are a beauty,
Margie, but who would think
looking at your adorably childish
mouth and soft, dimpled chin that
you can be such an obstinate lit
tie creature?"
l Just reached up and kissed
him, instead of beginning all over
again to insist l was right, and
then he put his hand in his pocket
and handed me 5000 in bills.
What is this for?" asked in
establishment.
"Well, | want you to listen to
MY plan. You know | listened to
YOURS. You can give me that
check for $4,000, and between us
we VIII save enough to pay some
more each year ON a $4,000 block
of stock l bought today.
President Selwin was fine to
me and said he hoped some day to
see me in one of the most respon-
sible positions in the firm, and he
allowed me to take a big block of
stock to be paid out of our divi-
dends and what we can save. He
also said that IL he might give me
little advice he would suggest
that l have a part of my salary
made over to you each month, be-
cause | might be away a lot this
next year."
Do you suppose, little book,
that Dick has forgotten that this
was the plan be rejected with
scorn when proposed 1t this
morning?
"Do you think. Margie, you
could pay our board and dress
yourself on two hundred a
month";"
ooh, you dear, dear boy" I ex-
claimed, 81 have wanted you to
do that, but / did not have the
courage to ask It."
ct hasn't seemed to me that
you lacked courage when you
thought you wanted me to do
something" said Dick with that
crooked smile.
I did not say anything, but 1
wondered II President SeIwin had
asked him to send a part of his
check. to me because he knew that
money always slipped through the
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presented September Morn"
The Princess stock company's
engagement ended yesterday. The
theater will be dark for a week,
and will open with musical COM
edy next Monday, starting with
the famous success, The Stub
born Cinderella"
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Dear Miss Grey: A debate
Is going on among us boys. 1t
Is this: Can picture be
transferred by telegraph or
wireless from one city to an
other? w. II,
Alt is certainly not impossi-
BILE. Whether or not 1t has been
patented 1 cannot say, but some
years ago man invented and
demonstrated contrivance by
which person at a telephone
could see the picture of the one
to whom he was speaking at the
other end of the line. II any of
you boys are thinking of invent
ing or patenting such convenience
write to the patent department at
ID. c., for list of
such patents.
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Society

j. s. Ellsworth and several 9TH
er prominent speakers addressed
the Monday Civic club today,
when 1t met at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Knight. The meeting was
important also from a business
standpoint
Mrs. j. =. Herren of North 9th
street entertained over the week.
end for her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. jeffrey Con-
naught of Seattle.
A joint meeting of the Tacoma
Methodist Preachers union and
the City Evangelization will be
held at the Fern Hill Methodist
church this evening. The meet
ing will begin at 5 o'clock and
supper will be served at Z.
The executive board of the
Children's Industrial Home will
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the Y. w. c. A.
General Wright and John A.
Logan circles, Ladies of the G. A.
r. will hold a joint installation
Of officers at the Armory this
eevning. The joint meeting be-
gins at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Jeanette Raymond has is
sued cards for a luncheon for
nine girl friends to be held to-
morrow afternoon at her home on
North 29th street. The girls are
all intimate friends and members
of a small club.
Miss Esther Metzger and Miss
Alma Butts will reopen their kin
dergarten in Sloan's hall today.
Mrs. NJ. Laffaw will entertain
for the Ladies' Aid society of St.
Johns Lutheran church Thursday
afternoon at her home, COS South
Yakima avenue. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. f. E. Hilbiber.
Announcement has been made
of the engagement Of Miss Har-
riet Phelps, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Phelps of North X
street, to H. G. Weir. formerly OF
Tacoma, now of Juneau. Alaska.
The wedding will take place Feb
ruary II.
! The Aid society Of the First
Baptist church will hold it's an
pual meeting Wednesday after
boon from 2 to o'clock in the
parlors Of the church. New Of
Ulcers will take charge. The af-
fair will be purely social. The
new officres are: Mrs. Frank
Dundon, president; Mrs. J. D,
Davidson, vice president; Mrs. G..
j. Westcott, treasurer; Mrs. Lap
ham, secretary.
j The Woman's guild of St.
9ames' Episcopal Mission of Nc
Kinley Hill will hold their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. s.
N. Hammond, COS Mckinley ave-
nue., Wednesday, January z, at 3
p. m. All Episcopal women are
Invited to attend.
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CAROLINE GOES
GRIDDLE CAKES

Put one cup Of corn meal into
mixing bowl. Turn over 1t two
cups of boiling milk. Stir into q
smooth mush. adding one table,
spoon of salt. Allow to cool.
Eift three teaspoons of baking
powder with one cup of flour.
Beat into mush. Add enough
cold milk to make a thin batter.
Beat until full of bubbles, then
bake on hot griddle.
Fine served with honey.
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EXPEDITION OFF

MONTEVIDEO, Jan. 5. - The
American commercial expedi-
hon" left Montevideo, Brazil,
where they will be royalty receiv-
ID by government and municipal
officials. A luncheon and dinner
have been arranged In honor Of
the Americans while they are in
Santos, where they will arrive
Monday. They will leave Santos
late Monday for San Paula where
hey will be the guests Of officials
II that place for three days.
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The Confessions |
= of a Wife C
And so goes life in movie" town.

dear boys fingers.
Dick told him the stock was
mine, and, bless his dear heart, he
had THE WHOLE THOUSAND
SHARES MADE OUT IN MY
NAME.
Dick is wonderful in the big
things of life, and I'm a foolish
woman to let the little things
worry me.
(TO he Continued Tomorrow
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Dear Miss Grey: My sis
ter was the recipient of a
number of pairs of silk stock
ings from gentlemen, and |
wish to ascertain from you
whether these are proper
gifts from young men outside
the family? Thanking you,
j beg to remain, II.
A.-Silk stockings are certainl,
not the kind of gift young meI
give young ladies', nor /,
any other article of clothing. I,
is simply too personal u gift
What young girl would think o
giving young men outside tn,
family socks for "a Christmas, ol
any other gift?
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Tacoma Playhouses

Lloyd. dance Mad. Thufe1
Friday Gaby Deslys "rhe Little Parisienne, Wedn
day. January Il. 4HA 44F
Princess TheaerDark all week. Musical comedy opon
Monday, IL.
Pantages TheaterWalter his Fiji Girls in "On
Cannbal Riding Costellos; excellent variety BILL
Melbourne TheaerMove daily events latest
and comedy fft
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Dear Miss Grey: You have
given valuable information to
Others, will you to me? 1
have been going with a
woman for a long time, but
she puzzles me. | cannot un-
derstand her.
She seems to take no inter-
est In the vocation which /
prefer to follow. 1t 10 an
honest, upright, Industrious
occupation, but whenever
speak of 1t her attention
seems to be attracted in an
opposite direction, and she
disagrees with me In what I
wish to take up.
She Ia a woman of mature
years. Would you advise
marriage with one who takes
no interest in the others well
fare before marriage--espe-
cially when they are contem-
plating marriage?
PERPLEXED.
A.-That is an open question
IL you can agree to agreeabIy dis
agree ON the subject, and ALLOW
each the other his opinion, yo'
might make q successful marriage
but really i think the happies
unions are where the partners Il
Il work together.
A woman's insight (intuitively
Is sometimes keener than . mans
and there may be something lik
this In the way. But II 10 Is JUS
gross selfishness ON her part
would advise you to think twic'
before marryin<
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Soft for Mike

JERSEY CITY, Jan. Giant
get away to work for you. Just
inherited 10000" was the gist
of violet-scented note from
Michael Reilly which stunned the
director of parks here today.
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Answers

Dear Miss Grey: I will
greatly appreciate your opin-
ion on a subject upon which
/ often have stiff arguments.
What are the young girls
coming to? Do you not think
that instead of retaining
their modesty and womanli-
ness, they are gradually los
f. ing both? Would the woman
of former days have appeared
In the streets with slit
skirt? Do you think that
any young girl with decency
or self-respect will do so? l
know it is put down to
STYLE" but do you not think
II rather an immoral as well
as immodest style? Thank
ing you, l am MISS PRIM.
A.-The pendulum of woman.
hood has been wound too tight. Is
it any wonder that ut the release
of II the tendency is to swing q
little too far the other way? The
girls are going to come out all
right-in time. When they get
through with their playthings-
slit skirts included-they will
throw them aside for something
Observation-Disclosures, hope
or at least something wide enough
to walk in.
II is true that the woman OF
former days would not appear in
a slit skirt; but she DID appear
i'm hoops, and ENORMOUS bustles
1 happen to know girls who are
modest, and decent, who do wear
slit skirts. They have formed the
habit of following the styles, and
do IL as a matter of course, and
the one who harps too
on the subject Is the one
who has the evil thought about il.
do not for a wOnent think l am
the slit skirt. All the
kings horses could not induce me
to wear one, for l think IL the
silliest style invented, and some
how hesitate to be classed with
silly notions.
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Here is the new spring shoe. It
will have a long vamp; a pointed
Colonial tongue and cut steel or
rhinestone buckle. 1t will be
found in black, gray, white and
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Dear Miss Grey: l am an
usher in a local theater and
lately two very pretty young
ladies come very often. am
very much in love with one
of them, and like the other
one, too. How can l get
acquainted with them?
AN USHER IN LOVE.
A.-The only way l know OF
that will not be offensive to right
minded girls is to get an acquaint.
ance of theirs to introduce you.
It's up to you to find the acquaint-
ance.
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Dear Miss Grey: There are
about one hundred million
people in the United States.
How may / find the ap-
proximate number employed
in different professions, posi-
tions, ETC., and the number
of children under Fl years,
and adults over so? Thank
ing you in advance, B. NJ. r.
A.-Write the United States
'ensus Bureau, Washington, ID. O.
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You can "swap" anything by
usIng Times Swap nd. See Want
Ad page.
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bronze and 1t looks now as though
next spring and summer the
bronze low shoe with cut steel
buckles will be the most popular
of any kind of footwear.
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Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
INE Tablets. Druggists refund
money IL II fails to cure. Il. w.
GROVES signature Is on each box.
25c. n
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4 The Paris creation at the top Is
,asmodel of blue tagal straw with
Grown of satin trimmed with
short ostrich pfumes.
Z The lower one Is a toque of
white MORE with crown of red
ftraw trimmed with gray heron
feathers.
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The executive board of the
Children's Industrial Home will
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the Y. w. C. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-05

General Wright and John A.
Logan circles, Ladies of the G. A.
r. will hold a joint installation
Of officers at the Armory this
eevning. The joint meeting be-
gins at 1880 o'clock.
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A joint meeting of the Tacoma
Methodist Preachers union and
the City Evangelization will be
held at the Fern Hill Methodist
church this evening. The meet
ing will begin at 5 o'clock and
supper will be served at 7.
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gLns bem Nentidlen 6nnie.

Ser Smaba Elattoeutide Der.
Elm belt Soniltng 9tndnlittne eiite
gitt heiufte gerialnmliug ab; Elm
MitglieD purOe oltfaennmnfen mn
5inei aonOi0aten fpur0en ooraeId)Io.
gen. Mcbrere intereilante aonlite.
bertd)te 9elaltgten CUR gerleiitng.
9etreffs Der 4riegsnotbleioeuoeu in
Seiterrei6- -llngarn uno 3euti6ldno
tpuroe, nohoem bon ben Serrn Geo.
aicne, Senrn 9lnoerion, SSohenl
Stolenberg, 9orL 9funobr, s5ofo6
gdItian uno oen Brdiioenten SD.
Ho0enbilrg 5iinoene gtnipra6en &C.
bolten lporoen iparen, eriltmnltg BE.
idloiien, $500 aus Der 8ergnii-
gungsfalic 5u bepIQigen. gluBeroem
tpur0e cine SubifripHonSliite unlber.
gereiht, uno I'M geii iparen mebrere
hunoert Collars ge5eihnet. BrG.
iioent 6es Stoatsperbon6es Sal. S.
Beter 9a6 iiber Die 9lrt uno @eiie,
tpie oos 8elo all Die ri6tige Quels
le geIangen fonne, Die erpiinihte
glusfllnft. 9os geiantmete @eIo
miro porlGufig auf elmer 8anf DC.
ponirt un0 ip1ter abgeianot per-
Ben. gs lpur0e bei6lolien, ITO 8tts
fets fir Oie non 6em cariengelang-
perein 2bra am Is, geptember i'm
9euti6en SouIe beronitaItete Spe-
rettenauffiibrrng gum 8eiten Der
4rtegsnotbleioen0en 51i erIteben; Die
Sole tpir0 ben 9dmen 5u oieier
3pef unentaeltIid cur Gerfiigltrg
geitent perben, au9 bat e8 iebes an.
peien0e Mitglieo ouf ii9 genommen,
fir ben finan5ielen @rfole Oes I'm.
ternebmens Gorge 81 tragen.
g[benos fono cin groBer 9oa Ser
Gelegatell Der bier in Sonpention
oerIantneIten Goitclerfs Der Ser.
Staaten Itatt. 9ie Sale oermohte
Die 3ab[ Der 8eiuher fairnt 61 foi.
fen. Gie Eon5pal1iert iplnben o1ir9
@eiongsportrGge bes &eno 0uar.
tctts BON Sii0.Omdbo ouseefii[lt.
&6er aud oeutide poterl1nbiife 2ie-
Ser ourdboIlten Die gfdun1Ei9feitet.
8egciItert bon ben eingetroffenen
Siege8nadridten, ihIugen Die Ser
sen bober; irgenb ieman6 itr1ntnte
bic 8o1t am 9betn an, anoere ian.
gen nit, uno bnl6 6urhbroliiten Die
alGnge oes 66lo1tIiebes Der 9eut-
i6en bic SoGen 6es 0eutiden $op.
ies. Damn tpnrbe duf ben SieG
Der 6eutinen 8affen oneeitoBen itn6
ben Seinoen oes lieben often So.
terloubes ein 8ereat seHraHt.
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Scatidler saa.aomite.

Sonnta9 gtn9rnittaa fono inn
Gcltiden 1ous bic Sibltng 6es
Geutidcn Gag aonlites itutt. Gie
5iibfheu ,Seitab5eibcn Ole 5n 25
Gents ons Stiid perfnuit neroen
unb snm giutritt All ben beioen
6eittaaen beredjtissu formnen iar
SerfbeilllnG iobob mt oercn Ser
tauf iofort begonncn lucrOen fam.
Cos GinInounas-aonite erbielt 0en
gIufirag, ioiort cine 6erslihe Sin.
laouna on oae oelttid1en 8ereine
III 9ebrasfn unO peitliden ,Sonn
81 erlaiien 9lac ii5riaen aomite5
ipuroen angelpicien, ibrc 9luiga6en
10 roif ais moglih 3u crlc0iaen
Gin berrlihes nluiifalii6cs Bro.
grann miro sur ausfiibrunQ font.
men Niles oeutet auf ciuen GrioIg
Der iuiiroigen 5eier bin. 0ns 6eit.
fomtte miro am 6reitag g[ben6 3lt.
iamnnen NIT bem Gentraluerbano ci.
ne tDeitere Sibung i'm 3eutiden
SauS abbaIten.
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phlfsfOuO madDit.
9rnSo bsutidle Sarmcrl
2emtidle Sarmer bOu @aihiHgtun
GOHntD itiiten $500 fir bic
ariegsHOtBleiOeRbsn.

grapo OcntIde 6drncr BON $50.
ibingtonl Sbr bobt naS Seri alf
Dem redjteu Sled im6 Gldl oes Oeut.
idjen Stamnies miir0i0 ae3eiat
sSn Der sa6resperiounllug Der
Gcutihen @eqenieitisul 5euerberli.
deruuass@ s@eieaihoft bon 8oI6ington
am lebten Sanlitos III ibrer Soae
in Der gl1be BON alop, puroen
$500 aus Der aoiie fiir bic ariegs.
notbIcioenOm in 9enti9lano. beiuil.
Iigt. @robe 8eeeiiterunq aub iib
fir Die Saf)e flmo. Sofieutlih fin.
oct sic cole 3bat ppil nn6ercn Ocut-
iden 5ormeruereiuisuuaen i'm Stoa.
te gladabmliug.
sSn Der Office Der Iri6iine Iin6
beutc foIgen6e peitere gcitrage 5lrnt
SiiIfSionO eirlgeloitfaC
6enrD 0lou & 60, 0naDa $1,000
GSm @ieielmann .......$i 90
Sin ,Sreuno ...,....,... 800
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AmrikaniI6t Btitnngsltntt
laGtn otn orntI6en SOlbattn
6ne6tigktit wiSntabrtnI
Bert6ts OOn 9rau(am6eiten, We(6e OOn Oeut-
ft6cn Oerli6t (ein (OlIen, WerOen
G(S ciigGn 6e6ei6net.

Stem gorf, 7. Scpt Die 9liIo.
eiirte 9jreiie bat BON Geuti6lano
cine oratbloie Gepeide crbaItcn, mel.
die 9llfihlliB iibcr Die gemeIoeten
bon Geiitiben angeblid oeriibten
@rauiamfciten 0ibt. Die gerfaiier
iino gcridteritattcr tonangebenOer
omerifaniider 3eitingen, uelde oen
armeen Der 0ertiden 6ur6 Bel.
glen mo 5roufreid eefoIgt iino.
Gie Eepcide beiagt: oSotpeit lpie
mir in @rfabrune gebradt baben,
iinO aIle gemeloeten geritte iiber
Die @rauian,teiten oeilti9er Soloa.
ten grllnolos. Sunoert Weilen Iino
mir Cen 0eutiden 3rlppen our6
6cinoes SanO gcfoIat, iino n6er nidt
imitnnoe, aid nur eincn ein3igen
Sal an5uiiibren. Mud baben mir
nidt geieben, oaB gtihtfompfer oOer
ariegsgefangene non 8eutihen niB.
ban0elt por6en iino. 9ieles gilt
namentli6 bon 2open 8riiIIel, gu.
ne0iae uno 9fancp, mdbreno ieuer
3eit, ais lid Oieie StGote in S6n0en
Der 8eutI6en befanoen. g9ir beiu6.
ten Gbatenl, SoIore, Sombre unO
Beaumont o6ne au6 MIR einen elm.
5igen gltt BON oclltider 9rutalit1t
5u finben. 3oblreide ltnteriu6m.
gen bon gemelocteu @rauiamfeiten
baben iolde ais grltnoloS ereeben.
g8ir bnben geicben, Dab Die 8eiit.
iden fir 9taeS, mas iie eritonoen,
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be5ablten; iie babeu Gigeutbiunsreh.
te reiprftirt mo Die Gtpiliiien an-
itduoig bebanoelt.
glad Der SdIadt bei Bias (DieI.
leiht gorle) elmer &oritaot pom
glamu. fanOcn mir belgiihe 6raueil
mo ainoer ungeitort ibren 8eifldf-
tigungeu nadaeben. 9lm Ioge nah.
Dem Die 2eiitiden Nierbes Gbntaeit
geuommrh ianorn mir etnen Gioi-
Iiiten erihoiien Dor, ober iein Zoo
mar geredltfcrtigt 5liihtliuge, mel.
DIE iiber @ralliamfeiten Der DeiitidJe
81 beridten ipuBten, permobten Die.
ielben ipater nidt III beariin0en.
gelgier I'M Sambre 5bal iDuBten
nidts bon @rauianifciten, Die Die
9eutiden in iener @egeno beriibt
boben ioaen Die IisjipIin Der
beutiden Solooten iii, mie mir eeie.
ben baben, ausge5eiduef. Die gSobr.
belt 0es Gbigen be5eugen mir 0nrfJ
infer 8ort als mabrbeitsgetreue 8e.
ridteritatter uno Wtdnner.
Roger 2eipis,
9liiociirte 9Sreiie.
SSrbiu Cobb,
Sntllroop @pening 9oit ono
&biIaoelpbia @ublic 2eoger.
Sarrp Sanien,
Chicago 9oIip gteiDs.
s. 0'Gonnea Bennett uno SSobn e.
@fGut6eun, Gbicago Ertbrne"
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Die ar6nnna Ses lyapiteS.

giomJ Z. Sept. - @eitern mur.
Oe in Scr Sirtiniiden aapcIe Oic
aronung oes Eapites gcueOift ocs
5iinf}cbnten ltnter GROCER 6eierlid.
felt ooljoaeu; BON alien 9r0Beren
Bomp murOe megen oes europaiifen
arieaes 2I6itnnO genommen Nlit
alieOer oc5 romiiden }IOclS mo sic
glngeboriaen oes ncueu gapites
sDobnten Der Gcremonic bel 9la6
SdIuB ser aronlna nuroe ser
8apit init So6rufeu beqriBt. Spa.
fer empiing Sr. @eiliafeit Ole onle.
rifaniiden aoroiudle @ibbons. 5ar.
fen mo S'GouncIl in RriUatau6icnj.
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ans bem staate.

0feooD. 9foD uno glob glcton,
anaben i'm 9IIter bon 13 reIp. fl
Sn6ren unternobmen in einem 3cr.
brehlifeu 9oote auf einem 80 GTlB
tiefen See cine 8a6rt; 0os ida0bofte
Boot fiiqte lid1 nit @aiier un0 oer.
iant nit ben 9naben in Sen 9lutben
8aboo. 9ei einem glftounaliid
muroe Gbas 92intltrn get6otet itnS
titnf anoere Sniaiien idmer nerIebt
@rano Sslarl6. SSn Dem @lober
glof fam 6euer gum au86rlldl, oas
etnen Shnoen bon ettpo $4,000 all.
r6tete.
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@Leidles g2edlt fiir 9lnr.

8aiblnaton Z Sept groii6cnt
8ilion perfiigte, ooB oas 0torine.
ocportement bic aontrolle iiber oie
orabtloie Stntion in 3uderton, g.
s, fibre, lm6 Dab I'M 9imfte oeren
8eniisung Ocn 9rtidaften uno @e.
idnotitaften Der frie9fitbrenoen mie
Der neiitraler Uldate Die oleiden
Hehte eitt5uroumen ieien Gbifire.
.repeiaen rnteritcben itreugcr 3eu-
fur.
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Sri. 9iIlian 9toblff 8ofter bon
6errn 3p. gioblff, lit sur 3reuoe
ibrer gItern uno sSreullne bon fhrer
guroporeiie tpoblbebaltel luiener bier
eineetroffen.
3rau 6reo 8oifer bat am Gam.
itdg ben eriren 9r;ei iett stusbrndl
oes arieges bon ibren in 9n0en
ipobnen0en 8erfponoten erhnlten.
9lht ibrer griioer 6efinoen iih I'M
5eIbjuge; bic 8egeiiterititg in gdns
Geutihlano 1T rnbeihreIblth. Sc
Der, Sung uno 9IIt, arm into reid,
| lit iuiqeuS, gIGes ouf 0em gltar oes
9oterlanoes 81 opiern @s berrid1t
Die neri6utterlide Wleinlng Dor,
taB 0eutihlanO aus oieiem ntdfrners
niorOenoen. arieg iiegreih berporge.
fen lnltB, foite es, mas es nolle.
ginren ipenigen Sugen tperoen
Die 2iegeni9aften an Der 18. ltnb
Sotparo StraBe fir ben 4f.Sar8en
aarneoul in Stanb geIebt tperOen.
Mebrere iunge Inngefl, Sohne
prominenter bieiiger Gantilien, bdt-
ten in Ser 9fGbe Der 2iegenifdften
oe8 5ielo glub mebrere gl1ltos ooiis.
geipannt" un0 In oenieIben toIle
SSobrten utternonliuen. Die Bur.
iden murOen oerBaftet tlno BON oern
gtidter bes 25ugettOgeridts 5li mebr-
tagiger &oft in Dem gfiperpieip
Some bernrtbeiIt 8a ober bic Sdu.
len mor9en geoffnet tperoer, tper.
oen oie Sungen beltte olts ibrer Soft
entlaiIen tperoen.
Ser bieiige 6elltide &onIuLorogent
Sans Goier, Der nit ieiner ilingen
5rau Dor mebreren W1onoten cine
8ergniiaungSreiie nod GeittfHlor6
ontrot, befin0et iid eegertipdrttg in
5tuttgort. Sn etnem bier eitge.
troffenen 8riefe t6eilt Serr 8foier
NIT, oaB er nolens polens Biz 1uf
@eiteres bort bleiben itiiiie. CT
leioe ober meoer Sunger nod Durit,
oenn Die glugeborigen Ieiuer Sroi1
iinb in Stlttgart iebbaft.
8. S. 9aeonlon, einer oct Nionies
re &ebrasfo'S, tpltroe S1u1ftoa nonr
'Sdlnee geriibrt. Sein 9uTtnnb iit
beiorsniBerresenb, 6enn er lit Be.
reits 79 Sabre alt urO fbtr1fIid.
Carl SSSones meI0ete Ser ssoEiaet, \
oaB ibm aus eiftem bieiigen 2ogirs
bouie $45 lttter 6em RorfHHen ieia
,,es 2oeers eeitobIen tDitrOen
Srnnf Sreibaee, 1896 ihof. g..
StrnBe ipobnbaft, beetng SonrItoaI
abeno an elmer einianen 5teIle @de'
Der s. unS Bancroft Strabe SeIbFfs
aoro, in6em er gjift nabrn gaodl
furs Dor gegebung Der 1lrfefipes
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mt mcbrern sSteun6en aetneipt
unb Die WsBinuna eeGuBert, bos
es 1ns IeAte @Ias iein miir0e.
bas. sr NIT ibnet een1eiuinm Ieeren
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ugb 6intcrIdbt elne. diik gyrnl lab'
bier afnberr bsfiaten6e syorntIia
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