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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Mrs. Charles Trueblood and Miss
Christy are entertaining informally
this friday afternoon.
Miss Dietrich is spending her va
cation at her home. near Center.
The young people OF the Epworth
League enjoyed social time in the
church parlors, Tuesday evening.
Mrs u. C. Eagle entertained the
young girls of her Sunday school
class Tuesday afternoon at Jolly
Taffy Pulling" party. The class
members were Misses Lillian Wright,
Ruth Short. Selma eagle, Pauline
Wright. Ida Moates, Irene Parker
Josephine Hopper. Grace Crooks,
Theda Mellon. Ethel Wright, Lucy
Johnson, Amy Gates, Mildred Ander-
son, Myrtle Lloyd and Marie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Heilman had as
their guests last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Conant and Olin Beatty.
Lee and Imogene Moninger were
guests of Madge and Detn Morse at
South Fork Thanksgiving,
The p. e. o. Society held their
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. F, c.
Spencer.
The Delphian Club held their regu-
lar meeting Wednesday morning at
the home of Mrs II. l.. Morrison.
The Rock Creek Social Club en-
tertained their families November 10
at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs.
b. F. Ayers Seventy-one were pres
ent. At 1880 o'clock the guests
were invited to the large dining room
of the cook house to partake of a
sumptuous Thanksgiving turkey din
ner, to which all did justice. The
table was decorated with fruit and
flowers and presented a beautiful ap-
pearance. At the close of dinner
Mr. H. Leonard made a brief speech
in the interest of the Fl. o. G. Asso-
citation and Farmers Short Course,
also complimented the ladies on their
hospitality and excellent dinner The
remainder of the evening was spent
socially by the older ones and with
games by the young people and the
following program was greatly en-
joyed by all recitations, Miss Opal
Hooker and Helen Holderman, Violin
and piano duett, Mrs. l.. E. Hooker
and Mr.. j. r. Switzerland. The
guests departed at a late hour wish
ing they might enjoy such occasions
more often. Those present were
Messrs and Mesdames Geo. GetZ,
Peter Getz, Haller, Kloepfel, Perry
Kolander, w. B. Hook, John Hook
Henderson, Joe Perkins, Hopkins, L.
e. Hooker, Switzerland, l.. e. McCul-
Tough, Ayers. Holderman, Wagner
Leonard and families
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27
SOCIE TY
HEILNAN-DOIG.

Miss Florence Heilman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Heilman of
Monte Vista, was married Sunday.
Nov. 21. to Mr. Arthur Doig of Den
yer. the ceremony taking place at
Boulder. The brides mother. sister
and brother and Herbert Martin were
present besides the other guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Doig will make their home
I'm Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Mrs. Emma X. Goad's invited
guests Thanksgiving day were her
son Clarence Goad and family of Ala
mosa and her daughter Mrs. Eva Kin
caid and son of Hooper.
Rev. and Mrs. Maclean and boys
and Mr.. Foltz were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Lunbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kinney and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Perkins had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. He'll
man and Ruth, Mrs. l.. E. Hooker,
Opal and Harry Hooker and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 7. Perkins.
Mrs. l.. H. Cheney entertained Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bishop and baby Alice, Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Lauer and Miss Mable
Burg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Towne, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Southworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Smith and children spent
the day at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fennimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holt enter
tanned at family dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Bushinger, Miss Bushing-
er and Miss Holt.
Soldiers Home extended their hos
pitality to Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Ayers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Allen and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Correll and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Busch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trude Glatz and son
and Miss Delaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ayers enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watts
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron
and children.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Atterberry were
host and hostess at an elaborate g.
course dinner. Their guests includ-
ed relatives and near friends to the
number of twentyseven.
Those who enjoyed the splendid
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stephens were Mrs. N. ]. Stephens
and sons, Arthur and Bryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Wyland and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Stephens and daughter, and
Vida and Thelma Stephens.
The Will Goff and Harry Loss
families were the guests at sumpt-
uous dinner at the ranch home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake entertained a
very large list of guests at a most
elaborate dinner in their country
home.
DR.. Pollock and wife were delayed
in reaching the Dunn ranch where
they were Thanksgiving dinner
guests, by the loss of wheel from
the auto, necessitating about five
mile walk.
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Conant en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs j. Frank
Goad and children of Del Norte, at
dinner Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. White had as
their guests Thanksgiving, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Cullens and son Frank and Miss
Helen Felt.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Newcomb and
children of La lara spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Newcomb's mother.
Mrs e. Aldrich.
Mrs and Mrs. Chas Akers enter
tanned at family dinner Thanks
giving day the guests being H. c.
Brenizer and wife, of Hooper, E. d.
Akers and wife and Ben Akers.
Mrs. Tohill went to Alamosa We'd
nesday night to spend Thanksgiving
with her daughter Mrs. Bert Stan
wood.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27
NIINER-BI,ACk.

Miss Pauline Black and Mr.. Jay
Miner were very quietly married at
Del Norte. Tuesday, November 23.
They went directly to their home on
Washington street where they will be
at home to their many friends after
December first. Miss Black is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Black
and very popular among the young
people She has been one of the
leading clerks of the Stow Mere. Co.
for the past three years Mr.. Miner
is prosperous farmer of the North
country The Journal extends con
gratulations.
Monte Vista observed Thanksglv-
ing day in the usual manner. The
Union Thanksgiving preaching ser
vices were held at the Methodist
church with sermon by the Rev.
J. Harvey Gum of the Baptist
church. The Christian Science So
ciety worshiped at their usual meet
ing place.
Misses May Worth, Jennie Web
ber and Mable Ford are spending the
week end at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hudson, near Cen
ter.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies of the M E. church will
hold joint meeting in the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon. A
report of the State and District CON
vention will be given. All interested
in missions are invited to come
Mrs. Mike Brady is hostess to the
Bridge club this, (Friday) afternoon.
The Woman's Club greatly enjoy
ed the social meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ditto last Friday afternoon. An
elegant two-course luncheon was
served to the following club members
Mesdames. Kline, hewitt Heilman.
Akers, Gates. Kavalec, Spangler,
Neeley, Spear, Van Nostrand. Lauer,
Williams and Sims
Complimentary to her house guest
Mrs. Frankenberger, of New Mexico.
Mrs. c. NJ. Corlett entertained a few
friends at card party, last Friday
evening.
-four popular young bachelors of
our city, (having given up all hopes
OF taking unto themselves wives) re-
Gently rented Mrs. Maxwell's house
on Washington street and started a
bachelors hall with Mrs. Brumbaugh
as housekeeper, Friday evening a
few of their friends completely sur
prised them by calling to give them
house warming. A general Jolly
time" was enjoyed and dainty re
freshments were served by the ladies.
Those present were Misses Steck, |
Nora and Louise French, DIETRICH,
Nelson, Tohill, Impson, Van Nos
trand; Messrs. Trapp. Hawkins,
Haigler, Beatty, DIETRICH, Smith,
Rutherford and Hickman.
Rev. and Mrs. Maclean entertained |
the Methodist Sunday school officers |
and teachers last Friday evening.
Misses Nora and Louise French |
were hostesses to the young ladies |
Embroidery club last Saturday after |
noon. The club members and guests |
were Mesdames Carl Gilbreath. f. f. |
Goodding, G. S. Campbell Allen, |
Short. Hawkins; Misses Tohill |
Breckenridge, Impson, DIETRICH, Mel |
son, Culver, Gardner, Hendrick, Don |
atelli, Lowry, Steck and Christy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Our Parisian Ivory Is 20 per cent
less expensive than last year.
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Monte Vista and the country, on
Thanksgiving day, were the follow
ing:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Jones had as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Neeley and daughter Blanche, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Howard and child
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seavey,
Mrs NJ. J, Halstead and Misses Eva
and Belle Jones of Franklin, Ind,
and Mr.. Carl Seavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Heilman en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. John hewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Driver, Mrs. o.
Shellenberger and son Nicholas, Mr..
John Heilman and Mr.. Charles Ne
witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N Fuller and
Martha were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. ID. Raley
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison en-
tertained Mr.. Morrison's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Denny of Ala
rnosa, Miss Margaret Denny and Mr..
Frank Baton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brady and son
Mrs. Fisher and children, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Newcomb and
children of Antonito, we're guests of
Mrs, Aldrich.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Westel Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
Wallace and family at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Merchant en-
tertained MIR. and Mrs. II. Merchant
Misses Clella and Vista Merchant,
Mr., and Mrs Geo. Gurgett and Mr..
John Burgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly of Del
Norte extended their hospitality to
Mrs. Fassett and mother, Mrs. Sils-
bee, Miss Retta Fassett, Mr.. Willis
Fassett and Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Car
ter.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore were guests
OF Commander and Mrs. Hogle at
the Soldiers Home.
Ihe Spangler, Van Nostrand and
spear families and Mr.. Hunt. en-
loyed union dinner at the home of
Nir and Mrs. p. B. Gibbs, in the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Eagle and fam
NY Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Conant. spent
the day with their mother, Mrs. A. |
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert entertained
Al their country home Mr.. and Mrs
ieorge Corlett and children. Mr.. c
NJ. Corlstt and Mr.. Harry Corlett.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Mrs. Tohill went to Alamosa We'd
nesday night to spend Thanksgiving
with her daughter Mrs. Bert Stan.
wood
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27
THANKSGIVIN DINNERS.

Among the hosts and hostesses of
Monte Vista and the country, on
Thanksgiving day, were the follow
ing:
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Jones had as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Neeley and daughter Blanche, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Howard and child
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seavey,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Halstead and Misses Eva
and Belle Jones of Franklin, Ind,
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Monte Vista observed Thanksgiv
ing day in the usual manner. The
Union Thanksgiving preaching ser
vices were held at the Methods
church with sermon by the Rev
J. Harvey Gum of the Baptis
church. The Christian Science So
ciety worshiped at their usual meet
ing place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Misses May Worth, Jennie Web
ber and Mable Ford are spending the
week end at the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hudson, near Cen
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert entertained
at their country home Mr.. and Mrs
george Corlett and children. Mr.. C,
NJ. Corlstt and Mr.. Harry Corlett
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uabewnbte
SelbhberGiftung.

IS purbe bsreiis Frifsr barauf bingss
pieTsn. bdb bsrbditniimdBia bic sr0bte
3abl bon bunbertidbrissn 2tuttu inter
ben guIpdrm su finotn 1T uab oab oieis
msbr guttsrmil6 bsr5sbren als ieoes aus
here Doll. glan nimmt an, bdB bic antos
Eoritution (Selbfper6ifiHn9) bura bic
aufIduguns giftissr gtsfie bic bui9 bic
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zen in ben unttrcn 3teiIsn bss 9drmrobz
reg entadnbsu, bic urfa4e Der Gegensras
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Craanigmrs 1T, bic our @ertultun9 osr
Qrierien unb 81 dnoeren StorHngen
Tibrt, oemeu gerabe oura 8uttsrmii9 ents
aeaenqeuirlt meroen fam. 5
Wd9renb bas bepisfen If, iolts man
ann bsa4ten, bag bic pientli4 phpiiias
li5Ge lirIu9e bes 4lterns out ebenio
tpidfios qsiFigs unb fcsliide llriat'en aepi
er nidt Elm CUR @ertiirauna bes eebens
unb su Der bor3iiglih in boherem alter
hduftaen Grtrdntung an 8rebs IN BEN
unpsrfdnbiam 8etIel Der Rahruna 81
5uhen Iei. Die esbdntenloit Dlii9ung
NIT einanber unbsrtrdglider Ruhrungss
mittel. bic NIT Der gerbsferuna Der
gronsportgeIegtnheiten uno Der fa6rttmds
bid btraefenten Gdbrmittel itttig 3uges
nonmsn lat, fdlt in alien cioiliftrtsn
2dnbern nit Der pernebrten Sterbild1teli
an &re@ SuTammen.
Sn alien sdnen elmer MISREPRESENTATION
qonoltbirfsit botte bic attppbnlihe gldbs
rund arg grot unb milh obcr aus 8rot
unb guttermild %beftanbsn. 8esbalf
broudt man bieIer 9idt jsbod teine be-
Ionbere SsiIfumteit snsuTdreibsn; unbere
nur oaus einfahe Rahruussmittel riirosn
in mon6n Gdneu gepiB nod gitnitieet
pirten. Sers - @rot nnb Mld - bill.
bette uhr Bic ausfhlieBIide 9idt, tporarI
f6, Der beratbrahtsn Site fol1eno, oit
meifsn 5tbr aiten aeute beihrdntt hatten
@Is looii6sr GaluR srsisbt iid bier
aus, OaB unlere olgeneins 8dunohsti
perbeHert, infer 2eben perldn1ert Die BE-
dnoItiQeubs 3unabme eer arsbSfdILe aut'
oeboItsn unb bic .3abl oor0sitiger Gterbe'
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auf zine m6alidIt einfadc 9idt bier ne.
niaIfsns uuf cine ~psrfdnoist 3uidmmsn'
Ffsnuna ~uniersr 9abrungsmittsl ontetcit
Neuerbinos haben itulieHif6e @er5te I'D
balm duSoeTprchen, baB bic 5uuptnriafi
Der hobsn ainberiterbiihteit ni4t +
rihiia and ibr GinfIub iein m0ae = Il
Der 9trabrei6unq inIisirtsr, ~iiberboup'
perrdledterier Milh, iuubsrn IN ben
WthId Der 9abruug BON Der Wtild1 elnel
Sub an ber elmer anbereu 5u iudeH let
ssSsnfaas Iolen iid an gsrbdnunasbe'
ihnerbsn leioenhe 9erfoueu eieien pin
peis 8a 6er5en nebmen.
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pie frans0afGen
SnteGeG tneIen int Stieg.

Set 5tnri gergion, Der p6ilofopb,
Qnfans auguit in Ieinsm atdbemieprotsH
gegsn ben btutIasn @eiIt fit bic DeutfGen
ben Rainen 9arbaren unb 5unnen uufs
bradte, baben bic frdn56fIden Snte[ets
tuelsL tpenn ouf 0eutids bic giebe
tommt, bo1tpmmen ben appf perlpren.
Sn ben 3eitunsen beiBeu bic 9euti9sn
nur nod La horde, Les bandits, Les
Apaches, les Boobies. Les a~ssassins.
Die DiGter leitartiteIn Nib in ben 8ldtz
tern, bic @elehrten fun &c ibnen nat.
8ie Or. Otto Grautoff in Der r53sitidrift
fit 8iidsrfreunbs" idrsibt, erideinsn
rMsrcurt be France uro nRoupsl. repue
francuiie" nift mehr, bu fs gum erDBter
Tell lire Mbonnentsn i'm Guslunbe hattgn,
in 9mti6Ianb ibrsu srOstsu une dlteItsH
abpnnentenitamm! Sn Ben 3sitfdriften,
biz np9 sri6eiHsn, geben bic GslshrtsR
5raHIrsids ft6 trampFbnfte Miihe, mil
IsnT6dItlid)" nah5upeiien, bdb bic 9euts
Fdea Rdnbtr, 3iebe. MorOsr finb.
qRit Der 2oeit Mdbniuniser bat Qnpre
geaunisr in Der aRspue Dss beur MOnecs"
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miufc fHrs Cans.

cote Gpiben gu rtintgsn.
min man ileinc Gtiid4en edte SpIBt,
ME man lie etpa gerdoe BON elmer Salas
a6qstrennt bat, reinigen, 10 eriaeiHt
trodene Moide am ratbIamIen. Mat
nimmt stpti gogsn iauberen DsiBen pas
piers, leqt bic Spite Da3nii4en un0 be-
Itreut re bon beiben Seiten bi9t nit
osbrannter MagneGa. Damn niulmt man
Bic Spite, bic sIdtt 3lpiIaen ben btiben
8oeen rubi, unb Iegt le in cine 9ppters
preFe ober padt f2nere gegenfdnoe,
ctpa 8iider ober 9ddIteins, odrauf. Sn
biefem 3uitanOe ldbt nan ie mehrers
9aQe lieqen. Die Spite reinigt fid anf
oieIe qrt aans BON felbIt. rad 3pei BIS
brei Sagen pimmt man bic SpiBe heraus,
f6iftelt obtr biiritet fe gut aus unb
fam Ie piebsr eebrau6eH.
Reinietn zines 9epPiaS.
Sin Gtiid 6aaieife fir 5 Gents pcrto9t
man nit 2 Quarts ipeiden Ddhsrs uno
gtsbt, 1obalb bic Seife gang seloit tt, 4
gBlDFfel Salmidtgeift bin5u. SIT Der
Seppid bann ganS iauber getlcpft unb &C.
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man ion ffridpeiIe nit elmer in bic er'
laltete q0iung sinsstuudten Siiris. ims
mer bic belleren StreiTsn saerh. Damn
.pirb nit einsm reinen 5hpumre unh
tdIttm BaTer Der entItanoent Seifen'
Ifaum abqetupft. @nblia iDeroea bic ge'
biirReteH Gtelen nit mebrerea gsintii'
9ern troden gerieben.
59ee. @sr sutsn 9bee trinisn min,
uGte oarduf. bab nur friiagefp9tes
tartfo6enbes 8uTer se6rnuat pirb. 9ie
Ranne mub bor Ginfiiaung bes Tbees
iorqfdItia nit to9enbem @ufer uiisat'
Ipiilt tDsroeu. Sc feiner Der Shes II, BETTE
Ianoer barf Ct angs5riibt ftebsR. Mber
n~ienals IoG man sbse in elmer ble4eraer
Qanne bribm.
6oG8gsrGtb. gie bari Hdn SoOo
unb Geife gum Rsinigen bes 9olses btr'
nen6en, ba Is bubon srau pirb. 9oI5'
oeratbe maFen nit MaHer unb @ane
geI6euert peroen.
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Der Oraune 2idr in europa.

Set biz beuiihen 9rlppen in poIeu
ittbea, bortt man 3uipeiltn, baB fe bort
auf bic Spurtn bon Barren uno Wolfsn
gciroffsu Isisn. Sn @t5us auf bic @6lft
mag bies 5atreffeH, bic ia in polen non
tn e%in5cInen Runsln borlommen, fderlid
aber nitt in 9e5ug auf bic Barren, 70 buB
bier cine 8auidung borliegen biirfte. Der
Bar III uorolj9 Der alpen poatommsn
alsgerptttt, Sn 9aperH nuroe Der leBte
i'm Sabre 1885 bel 3rauuItlin Sur Strede
9ehraat. Dab er in ben alpen Iel6it ned
Dortommt, bafir giebt es cine gan5e Qns
3dbl bon gelpsifen. 60 BAT man nod boz
tinigen Sabr5ebnteu 8drnIpuren auf
@Ietfdern oes 5rtler ~sefunOen. Gann
Durbe Dor tinigeu Sdbrm in Der Qd6e
Don 8raun in 5iroI Elm Bar erleqt, Der
ipahri9eiuIi9 aus Dem Gn9aoin berii6ers
~gelpanOert mar. 9ieier Bar, pber ridz
tiger seiogt, bieie 8drin, bate ii4 eins
3ettlang in Der @egenb berumgstrieba,
O9ne iebod irgenb einem Renfden ODER
benz 9ie9 ettuds 3uIeibe gu t6un. Ra6
me9rtdgigem Gu6en tpurbe lie BON ben
ausgeianOten unb nit 6tinten beipaffneten
geiuo9nern geii1tet unb eriaoiIen.
8ds @nga6ih felbIt unb bic BON Inn
ausgebenbsh Gsitent6dlcr oirften ppbl aIs
Die lebte 8uflu6tsitdtte bes Barren in GU
ropd dngeieben fperbeu. ange6Iih ion er
lia bort, uno sipdr i'm Starlthdl, nod
ulfbalten. bod Bat man etipas 6iheres
bieriber niemdIs geb6rt. ga oos ScdrIe
thai als 9aturfdlubpdrt auseeItaItet tuers
ben ion, 10 pdre oas 8orbonbenfein zines
10 ieltsnm Gdftes tpie bes gdren ia nur
cripiini4t. Cider 1T fein 8aiein i'm BAL
@luo8a, unb 3tpar nod in ben leBten Mo-
naten Oes Sabrss 1914, fetgetellt fporben.
ga4 elmer Miftbeilung bon prof. 6. Riz
ttneber tuurbe bprt NnFung Sttpber 1914
ourd cine BEL Bunt 9sfir itebenbe 9opa
pelidilbna6e Elm grober Bar beobadtet.
Der big auf ettpa 100 Weter an ben 9oiten
9eran9ihq. 70 baB cine 5duf6ung BON
Seittu Der Sofbaten dls ausgeI6IoTen
gelten Tam. 9ieIe gaben Slpti G6reds
ifHFt ob. prof. Riitimeber begab ii9,
aIs CT bon bieIem @reienis bOrte, fofort
an bic bsSei9nete SteIe unb fanb bort
bic Spur Der Subsn unb &raLlen, bic er
gsnuu ausmaB. Sbre 8reite betrug as
3sntimster, bic S9rittldnge ITO 3entime.
ter. "a aud bas Bal gluo3a Naturs
idubpurt ipsrben ioH, 70 fam man iif
iiber Oieies @ortommtn bss Barren bort
nur frtutn.
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salte az rrBeuacu.

Gins Der dlteitsn, absr niblidittn Der
fabren, mein ootr 8aisr gu IibIeu, DE-
nebt oariN, bab man bic Jlai4m ooer
6efdBe nit sinem naHen, ausaeruugsnsH
Jude umfpidelt unb in ben 3ug felt, ban
man an beiben 8assn burd Offsns 5btis
rem uno Teniter bsrfteat. aleiut porilo'
nen Sis, ni6t gum gFeH. uur sum aiba
len, erbdlt man bur9 cine 8trbinoana
bon s 5heilsn galmini, s SbtiIen Sal
peter, s 9beilsn GIGubsrialS nno 16 5bsi'
len DaFer, Giles Dieies Dermiidt, sr3tusi
cine 3dlte bon Is Grab Rm. l50 8heilt
G6peTelcpantdlium auf 100 9heile 8ai'
Ier er5eugt in elmer Winute 3r5 Srao
@aLte.
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alrden. %aleinianna.

Bel Der gntirnuns mander Sdmass
flede Fnb oft mtbrsre Mittsl gu bieienl
3pets erfor6eIi6. Dies tommt bobtr,
baB bic GubTtanJ bes Gledens oil niAt
aug stnem ADrper uIltin beite1t, fonbcrn
baB barin msbrere, berIdieben l0slids srts
balltn fino. "a ID ober Elm geneinfamsa
QOIungsmittel fir alIs R0rper nidt eiebt,
70 III Is n6tbis, msbrsre bsrfelben angus
member. 3. 3. grattniauee bsite9t aug
8ttt nnb tintr mengt anhsrsr aus BEN
8leifh .itammtnbfr Gtpffs, folpis aus
Cab. Gen bisfsn III bas Sob anb BIZ
msiien Der bstrdftnbrn a6rpfr, .. 9.
2timiubfans, In DaFer IOsIid; bais
GiofTe t0nnsn babsr Ieid1t burh WaHtr
ans einem NIT 9roteninace .beihmubten
altibaugsiild e%nifsrul Deroeu. Der
broune Iarbltoif bagtsen pirb I6ipitrig
BON Waher, Ieihltr BON Gpiritus uufses
nommen, bas Set Der grateufuuce ianH
go. - H. t7ks.At -
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na68ufpeiIen berfudt, buB aont, 9neile>
nau lnb Ritbf6e bic tpabren @orldufer
Der beutissn Qlbeuti9en iinb. @oet6e 1T
mad Gedunier Elm mittelmdbiaer 8enmter
bon mdBigcr bi6tertIder 8eqabuns geipes
fen, Gdi1erg aeItbetit tin0iId. 8eetboDen,
oer Elm qeborencr 8elaier mar. berbient
MitIeib! Charles 4nbler, Soief @ebier.
aene 8oumic, 8outrour, @ictor 8erurb,
1enri 2ihtenberoer, @ubriel Seaile,
tursum taft ale, bic einen Nomsn bdbeu,
betb,iliqcu ii6 an bieism idmmerliden
uRb Idferlihen 56duiptel. 8eipnbere
@rtifef purbcn @eineartnsr. S1uptmorn
unb Morf eepiomet. Morf funbte az
idbrlid feline Shiler in bic frdn8Ofias
grrpins -. ndtiirlid parsn ss Spipne!
antoine bat tur3 Dor Nusbrud bes Rries
aes BEN 8eIu9 bon 5duptmanrs Gobn
enpfauaen uno, pie er felbit I'M rWldtin"
Idreibt, nit ibm Frieblih iiber &nnf unb
atteratur seiprodeu. 9ara ben Gins
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SnnsrbaIb stba Sabr, mad Ginfiihs
rurd Der aagemeinsn DsbrpfIiat fam
Berlin stpsimal um gefreiuHg Der girs
qsr pom MiIitdrbient Elm.
Rad Sr ,GteutrrrFerm' bon 1879
oa6 es in BEN tIsfnsn 5sffm'aaFaa md
runo 800 pniaisbsRs Sisusrp unb 9b'
gaben.
Die bonn Groben SouptquartisE
1s7O-'71 oil bic armees0 bsrtommans
boz e~rtbeltsa gefebIe trlstn MoItts'a
lnteri9riFt, suIten aber ais aunislif'
erlaHs.
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anuipen.
Bon eerOa-gritseI.

3eitip i'm Sabre. Der 5riiblins sagt,
G6Isidt auF ben 3sb'n burd bi. 9sdt1.
9oeeItimm6tn stttert uHD frugt -.
Grrss ssbtimss Gntbsdtn =.
srosnbDo 1T stn Struud fdon grin
5lBss Munbsr: Gs rperoe!
JrsenspO Iagt Elm StsnssI tibH,
9aitfpeis avs Der Grss.
6immel 70 cart ME Elm Srdun seipaHnt
M6lt6sn BON ieliger Reine 81.
Wenn i'd e paete . unb nGbm 8eint
9anb
Gaat il bic usire 80
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idlitblid nur bnrd iursTaIiiss 9tbanbs
lung NIT Benign btititist tosrbsn. Gbtns
70 uis bitIts 9siipitl rttann ldBt psrs
balirn fd aud bic 5ltdt altr onb'rtn
5aidmmmgtItbttn Rabruugamitisl.
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Der Gatoobaam braa8t riBe mGrue
bon minb.hsnB p grab GeTus im Sab
resoar1 dnitt.
aaiIer quguitls .bsFrafte@ ben
Soft Reptun fir einsn sturm. inbem sr
fein 8ilbRis Bel ben sir8euFihen Spleen
umbauen feb.
Die ueueften @si9ibe Der fran5DFs
f6tn 5uBartiaerie Itumutn aus BEN
Sabre 1890,