davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PHILLY BOASTS OF
STAR MERMAIDS
Olga Dorfner, National Cham.
pion, Leads Quaker City
Swimmer.
OTHER GOOD PERFORMERS

OAhCs OOoD T"T Oh vi Ehc
-
'hr' swimmers VINO reside unoer 'he
are ne'p'hs eons'derao'y 70 or'hg rhh'
ade'phia under the rays OF the cal
cium in the rport,ns world.
v,,-..,., 90 4. a.. o.
'' "e w" Do''"o
VINO. bearing the totem or the Ph'lade'-
phia Turngemeinde, travelled TO San
Fr.nc,soo 4. f.v wseks aro ana can.
'ured the ioo ysru na''onal swimming
championship. by covering the distance
In I :0s as. This Ia wonderful tine. bu,
the feat is more remarkable when II is
considered that II was Accommodated ia
a salt water tonk and ,bat ths ,,p,o
lowered the former American rerori
made by MIss porfner. when she swan
the century In fresh water in I 90 s.j
over the Lafayette course on the Schuy,.
kill.
In winning the event Af,as Dorfner de.
tented what was considered tho hes,
neid Of women swi,n-,err ever assemble
S.w yorr gay. ,h. vo,,,v Tu,,y.m.i,1 AZ
natator the hardest tussIe I, was the
plucky night put up bv Miss Gall'gan
that made the Ph'lade'phian extend her
eelf enough to break her own record.
DeSessed many s'aT'
Several fair daughters OF California
who previous to Misc Dorfners notable
victory had been considered the speed
tinUa--or rethaps speed queens Is
proper---of the water. were compelled "a
trail along In the wake Of Miss porfner
This however. id not stop the Sar
Franciscans from Justify cheering the
Phiiadeiph.an as she clambered out OF
the tank.
Miss Agnes Hueber. who made the tr'r
with Mis- Do-fner also entered the 100
ward race. and although she was one oi
the last 10 fnish. she made cred!tabl.
showing
While training for the race In Sar
Francisco Miss Dorfner came IN for rc
little amount Of attention. and although
the Western Amateur Union oHlc!a's
were sorewha, disappointed at the DIS
play OF their own swimmers. they ad'
Tn-rs.,,a'r,s ,,u @ c..,,"r'~ ,.,,,r,' m y No
on .he coast at the present time.
Bessie II. Rye" Z" the Fore'
Bessie Rita RYAN Is another one Of
Iil1delphi,'s n natatori,I da,., nj prs who's,
t.a,s arc heIrins TO deuonstrate the su,
n,rior sviu,nin, ability of the toir scN
in this civ. on June z Miss RYAN mar.
tio,pa,ed I'm her a,s, omen competition
winning the girl.' 100 ward nov &c rae,
t.u at the Philadel.h,a Turnyems nd,
I'm 1 81 is tho fastest time ever mad,
for the event
one month After her debut into oper
connection Mi.s Ryan entered and ca r.
,lad on hooors in two OF the races held
In an omen meet in the H,gela Pool a,
Atlantic CITY on Julys Competin from
scratch against a Neld OF eigh, In the l0r
yard handicap. Mi-p Ryan won the
event In l:l9 She allowed some OF Ne,
opponents as high ar Il seconds handl.
cPy.
In the so ward dash Miss Ryan wrested
victory from Peggy Lynch Of the Sprinl
Lake Bathing and Tennis Association
, who Is considered 10 be one OF the fastest
omen swimmers AT the shore Mis-
Ryans t.rIe for the distance was "a
seconds fat.
.
kl;hryn Hare. a representative o.
we flrst Rt'iment swimming ieo!' ta'
dohc fnuch 70 place fh''ade'pnia hrs' VI
/ aud then Mise Hair. takes fve mile
-, a.. IIs,rs's 80, n-s,.aunr,,, ,o,,.
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Mas RsvrnscroSt's victory.

Two British girls came after the ,i;le
IN 1913, when the championship was
played at Wilmington. Del. and one OF
them took II home with her, The two
fair visitors we're Mis- Gladys Ravens
croft, British champion In 1919. and
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DIR. De MUND DIDN'T
LIKE VANITY VERAX
Voted Against Giving Her
Highest HOnOrs at Plain
field Show.
SHAN TONG BEST PEKE

Picking the hest dog In the show OF
the Painheld Kennel Club a week ago
was no easy task The big ring seemed
to be full Of dne dogs. and no matter
IN vhat direction one of the perplexed
judges might turn he would be sure to
find doc awaiting his appraising eye.
The selection OF Vanity Verax for the
high honor was not unanimous. vinton
T. Rrense ga n Henry 1"-re,t we- = 'he
ones who favored the bulldog DR.. J r
ne Mund couldn't see her at all. but was
outvoted.
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Morris Kinney. who handled his old
English sheepdog Champion Might Rider.
looked as solemn as Night Rider him.
self AZ they stood together In the ring
awaiting the decision OF the trio Of
judges II was evident from the hrst
that slight Rider had a good chance for
ne chief honor. and no one was sur
nrised when he was declared to be the
best OF opposite sex 10 the winner and
ne vl""-nresidents plate was handed to
Mr.. Kinney
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II 's long time si~re a better York.
shire has been seen than Mrs. william
Thownsons Caterhv's So wlfred' =
King The little dog. with his Ions
hlack coat completely covering her hand.
was held by its owner while the Judges
were making their selection
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Shar To9E of rah hov. tho nc~' e.,
Ne Iehc-. WI - bright li'.c fpcc.mtG
and made nug lowing in the clars
for best ia the show. some of ,hc wat,h-
ers favored him but hc seemed 10 be too
small 10 catch tho attention II N. trio u
Judges.
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hoef OF Ardsley and Miss Harrioi Cur
It's Of Boston in the qualifying round the
chances Of British victory looked
bright. but on the first day of match
play the foreign invasion was SUCCESS
fully repulsed. Miss bod was beaten
by Miss Pauline Macksy in a close
match and al american champion was
assured. The title was won by one Of
the most popular women golfers In the
country. Miss Geo ganna NJ Bishop OF
Brooklawn. who defeated Mrs. L. r
Sonfard Of Essex County in the final
round by up and 10 play.
Miss Bishop proved - De n one year
champion. for although she began we'll
enough by tying at 81 for the medal with
Miss Margaret Curtis In the 1905 cham
p!onship a, Morris County. she was
eliminated In the semi-hnal round by
Miss Mackay. who had gained fame tho
year before by beating the British In
vader. Miss Mackay having beaten the
champion went right on 10 win the title,
downing Miss Margaret Curtis by up
in the hnal.
After winning tNe medal IN the t9ns
tourney at Brae Burn with fine 81.
Miss Mackey sucCumbed IN the second
round Of match nay he- ccndufror be-
ing Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan OF Bal
tusrol. The championship was won by
Miss Hariiol Curtis OF Boston. who. al
though she had no; been as r'ominsnt
In previous years as her sister Margaret.
WAS the first OF the two 20 gain the title
Miss Mary b. Adams. who died only llst
winter. was the runner UP and was
beaten by the narrow margin OF up
and ! to play.
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Il poNl'es Mrs n l.. Minors Nan
hattie had evercthns her own wav. There
wasn't another poodle "a her class TO
dispute her supremacy and all TIE hon-
o's Ncie Gers without q contest.
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GKEAl uAN EA
jArN>E>F >pA>IEI.s.

JAPASEsE, Pekingess and Pomeranina
puppies Tor sale dogs al sud 20 C,aW-
son Ave BIouklln.
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There were several local classes In
which only dogs owned In or near Plain.
feid were eligible to compete. They wee
wei filled. but the Judges did moi get
around to the task of looking them over
until II was so dark that they had 10
work by guess IN the fast fading twi-
lRnt,
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BIRD DOGS" READY
FOR ACTIVE WORK
Pointers and Settlers Ideally
Trained for Short Hunt "
ing Season.
SPANIEL A RETRIEVER

Now that this esason practically is
open throughout the United States for
upland game and MIGRATORY shore biris
aud waterfowl. mans bes, companion.
the dos. now comes to the front for the
brief hunting season.
The best bird dogs" are the pointers
and settlers. These type OF dogs. when
Ideally trained. will range In front OF
the hunter In wide half circles and cover
ali the ground They will not 90 over
the same ground twice and at the first
scent OF the bird will come to . dead
point. remaining steadfast until tho
hunter comes up.
What more magnificent sight is thero
In the hunting field than the dogs with
their muscles standing out like whp
cords. their heads bent forward and tho
tails straight out? II is a picture worth
creatin2 In deathless bronze.
One ~ the saddest events OF the
sportsman is the incautious dog whic,
will flush the quail Sometimes II is b.
accident, sometimes by inadvertance. but
the careful bird hunter will do every
thing humanity possible 70 correct thi,
fault.
Occasionally It happens that . pointer
or a setter Is 80 well trained that " HIS
front foot ts raised when he comes to
point his whole body will grow rigid
at once. Sometimes q hind foot vii
be raised.
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class, attracted much attention. Free
quent administrations OF the brush and
comb kept Snowcouds coat In line con-
dtion while he was in the ring.
The sun., 1916-10-01

Nearly AL ~ the terrier classes werr
We'll n'lrd and ~ ugHt out keen Comp"ti-
tou A. a. uoa'ly every show. the
terriers were his faNor'tes ami the ring
In which they We're Judged always was
surrounded by spectators.
Champion Yankee Snowcloud. the little
white Maltese terrier that Won lu rs
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slns slgmOnt6 9ebr.

@erte 8erren:-
8ie bereitg in Ser 9pnabn Sri.
biine beri6tet puroe, boben mir bier
in 3lbmontb am If. 9ear3 eilen
3ettlf-a u1e r=8erein gegriin-
SET, uro Oieier gerein adblt jest
IS MitgIieoer. Sci obiger @elegen-
belt tprrbe oud cine Sanlmllins fir
Sic 0otIeioenoen in 9eutidlall0 oer-
e~nItdltet, mo oieie Sarnlnlung en-
gab Die Suplrle con $3.50. sic
fineen b~eiliegeto eineit Gbef fir
6ie obige Glinlnle, un6 bitten mir
sic, bas @elb meter befOrbern 81
tuolen; nrd fiigen mir cine gea-
ltlensIiIte Der Geber bel, nnh es
fu6re uns lieb, ipenn Sic bielelbe III
Der Omaha Grfbiille Der6ffentli9el
ipitr0en.
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@ie in friiheren Sobren Slide.
rel, 10 lit eans beionoers iest
,9afelne gum 2o~inngsnort unierer
fsrallentpelt getporOen in Der freien
8eit, Die fie ihren 9flibten abge.
uinnt. uno BARN bat tie aud Redt,
0a man ia obne groBe liibe uno
Soften ettuas Ghones unb bod al.
qleid gtiislides fir feline 6reuHoe
ODER it9 ielbit beriteaer fam. On.
bel fOmmt ihr ais gutter Ratgeber
utlier Bud glo. 3 slr Silfe. auber
20 berIHiebeiten neueiten M|uitern
bon goIien ODER Sods ltno iebr
nieoli6e leiatan5ufertisanOe Waltlter
non @dals. 8antoffeln, 3efden.
panbtaIdeb @1ubden uno Gilet.
arbeiten BARN entbolterL tDeIhe ohue
Sraae areben geifaa finoen mer0en.
Saumen Oh niht NIT Der 9eitelune
AieIar nelleIten Milsgabe.
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Oortrdge d6er
9enOri6 J6len!

sSit Die mariwiir0ig itarten we.
genldge I'M 2ebelt Guropas III ben
ficbdieer SobrelL in bic moteriaIiIti.
Ide D~efa0en5, III OnS Aingen I'M
mo0erfe Neltmif1uung trQt cine
relie Stunt, Ole groBe %io5iale, ia.
trraliItiihe, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sslnit 3oIns, Sbiers uito EoIitoiS.
am nGfiten itett BEN gernortl.
Iten @ei't Der Hroblcnoid)ter go
fen, oelien annrpf segen %foiiOentio.
nellie Siiec itGrtite gnieiIndbmc
ipeGte. gr mur0e beIon0ers nuf
Die iinngen Oeutidlen Didter tuirf.
lanL bel mebr oIs 8oIu. Der TAFT
MIR itotfli1 ipirfte; feline irloipiouo'
IiItiihe 9enoen5, feline nntllrtDiiien.
Idoftlide 1oritellungsweiIe, ieine
piD9otogiidjc MnaIpIe, icine lfeptiit.
ironiIfe @timnning, Der mpItii6e
Cuff bel ibm, aIIes pirfte besdli-
tern6, ilno fur oas 9romn i'm be.
ionoeren iino Die tdulhcuoe 8irf,
Iiffeitstreue, Die b0lligc llnabIidt-
Iidfeit uno ole Biz ms 5artete 9e.
tail erotte Motibierlng Der Sbien.
Iden 9ramen e~eroOesu cbltgatoriitl
g%elpur0en.
Dor Der Drom1 Sea9ile bon Glrla'
b. bat in Den lebten bier @~lontagen
SER grof. Hoid 3. @rltmmann
non Der 2incoln Stdatsllnlperli II
tat III einenl SIRIUS bon bier &or'
traaen 0ie 6telung Sbleiig in lei-
uell ipatereu Gramen: @eipenlter,
goIfsIeier, Nlpnenbmls, Meerfran,
SeOoa @abler, 8ouuleiIter, Sobanl
Is 9ortnlallr mo nBenn mir 70
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@ag ein darner ~ iaasn bad.

sitting gitD, 9feb., 25. Mdr5.
Merte &erren:-
Soeben lebe id in sbrem tuertem
8Iatte ODER s3eltung, Dab nod ME
mas augunlten oes 6armarbeiters
aetan lit, Mo tpie libel bet oaitebt,
unO oab lein 2obn llur $1.13 per
Gag ausmaht nit Soft STAT;
tuiirhet Ssybr Serren es fertig brin-
gen. fir 81 Gents einen gilterl &C.
lrn0en Maln fir oicIen 8reis 5l
befoltigen, 9tadhager geBen, $35
ben Miofat-Negel ODER idolt =
5oblen2 0o3u freie @dihe, Sonr'
taes 9nggp, unb abenos, iOeull, CT
iraeroipo bingebt2
Sic idreiben, ieineit lobn bat iid
nur Inn einen Gent bermebrt al.
il DIES wioeripridt iid iebr nit
SDrer gtn5eise; nod befommen bieIe
$40; in Der grrte ulo beim Gorn-
iboden, 4 Gents per 9uibeI, unO
Rolt, tDeI6es 21a bts 3A Dollars
Den Gag madt, un0 Damn idmedt
es heim observation-disclosures in But
Ter GpuntD better, ais IN Omaha
bic Mablseit 5u 40 bis 30 Gents.
Sic ifreiban bier bel 5lrgunitell
oes arbeiters, aber feiH glttes 8ort
fir ben 6armer, Der ali Oies
Cute fir ben inngen @ann TIT
lrnO beanhIt; oh Der 6armer mas
5iebt ODER ni6t, ODER Oh es regnet
cber Die Come idciut. lem SabN
esht bod oorworts. llilD init let
spei aorn1bren at elmer tits aud
nidt oii out. Denn piele hobeu aorlt
ilno SAFER se5oaeu init bieien autell
QeiltelL onS nift perfaufsf1big lit.
Ga i'd lelber 80 Sabre eefarnlt
bobe, BETTE ib mebr Grfabruug
bon alenl ME Sic NIT Sbrer Sta
tiftif, Die Gle bier nnfiibren.
Sic iolen einntaL einen Mlafn
fir 81 Gents ben Eog-tpie Gle
dngebef-ein Snbr fiittern, tpie
Elm Nebrasfa 5oriuer auftiiht, ul6
oolrn Gbrr Rehnuus Seigen, mas
lir elm llnteridieb Is sehen tuiir0e.
3un. Sa id teller elm 2eier Sbrer
9eitinng BIN. hGhe id) eerne nal
geb6rt mas sic lest ineen, oenn
6 lit Elm GROCER SMUT fiir ben
Butler Gelhtn 66artf I Inc i iaeiliis
ser Sarner 6eiul 3aae &ilfe be.
nDtiet. hesa6It er 2 bis 3 Collars
ben Tag mo aoit.
aftungsuoa.
Garl 3. @oifmnm.
Clair modirn bcnicrfen. oab sic
tetreiieuoe Statiitu niht ban uns
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Warden Sic ShOphaIn los.
Vie? Hshmsn Sic 5. S. S.
30 Sabre GrfnbrnHg benefit, 2. 2.
2. belt bartuadige Gdae.

-
@ie hoben 6ie fleiuen eifernben
Nide[ an @eiidt uno aorper be.
merit, MnI6neIlling Der Driiien,
MunbeeiibI in aruI- NIB @eiumnts.
feIn. Dfes iino Spmptorne Der
efrcpbeIn. Gle bobeh pieaeift MIR
eiaiee EbApIomc. elm 3ei4en BON
GftopbeIus 5nf8ieriifg. aber in ie.
BEN ln[e lit Is elm gefibrIider 81.
tomb. Sbr gIut lit infi5iert. I'M.
rein, unD gic foniten ME bcfienb
gefuno al tperbeit, iolonee bic I'm.
reinIihfeitcn aus Dem GDitem rift
nuaeepnihen iinb. Menn Gle fiA
tets IhIed]t fibIen, rtiiiTen sic nod
BeIunobeit ftreben. @enn sic ii6
@eIunobeit miinihen, Hare elilgen,
refine &ont, fril1en Mlut, fOnnen
Sic es erlaneelL tnenn Sic SIR 8lut
init @. q. q. reinigen. Seit 30
Sohren lit rS Der onerfnmlte 8lut.
reinteer. Gs entfernt bic aronfbeit,
inoem es Das 9Iut ertclit, it1rft nn0
Ieiaen lmLanf riatie felt, iooab
bosleIbc feline perIorene araft, oas
Bift nussuideioen mieoererbalt.
gelbIt aIte Sale iperOen gebeiIt.
aber Sie miiIiea O.. @. 9. gebraii-
den, Mebflen Gle es BET alien
9outfroutbeiten. aaufcn sic es
nod belite bel Sbrem apotbeter.
Soils Sic bffouDeren Sat min.
Idan, iGreiben Gle an Sipiit Speei.
He 60, gltlnnta, Ga.
BslH eSpsbsu srusbHs man bic Omaha xrtsaas'
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aouteIt nlr nod 10 Gage 0auert
70 I1Bt iia berfell, Dab 0erienige
aonteltant, Der iest einen groben
@oriprnng CREDIT, nadlber mir
nod idtper e~in5uboIen ieia miro,
irn6 6anit Die belten 8epinndan.
cen fat. Gas ioIte BON ieoem Som
teItonten beadtet nerben ii1 oes.
balb Ioateu ale Die ndditen flint
Gage unablGiiig nt Der aIrbcit blef,
Zen nnn fIeibig abonnenteu fiir
Oie &GgIide Snaba Sribiiue lam.
nelr. @elpnbers iolhe apnteitun'
ten. Die jest nod mft unter ben
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auS Jle6raSRa gitD!

Die @orlteGtlag Der S6erarntter-
gatter gbeoter.@ eieIidoft, Die Soms-
taa, ben |. @priI, in Nebrasfa gitD
bate ItattfirOen ioaen, tam nidt ab-
aebalten tnerberb oa oas Gbeater be-
.reits unertparteter 8eile fir Die Sui.
ion geid)loiie1 mtlr0e rrlo nift ipie.
Ser eroffnet mer0el Diro. Gfele
geadrid)t lift ms beute aus Gebrasfa
|GitD Sugeganger.
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IgUange(i(6e
gemein(6aa!
glmf Der aOnfercnS IL 3t1acn, &eb.,
iunrDen fOlgrnOe EOitOrcn&cr
ieknmgen anaeDroHet.

Ole Nebrasfn aonfcren5 Der
Gbangeliiden @emeinihoft Vat in
ben lettrn S1ocH In Stbaea, Geb..
ftottaefnnben. Dieielbe mar Sabl.
reid bcididt uuo es lpuroen 6ragen
bon Sttereiic fir 0ieIe airdenge.
meinldait b~eiprodleH nllo %erleOigt,
Die folgen6en 9ditoren tpuroeH Den
@eineinoen in gerlanntell Std0tert
III Staate auerteilt:
6remout 1iitrift--@. SobI, prGii.
oierenoer AeltcIter.
attinion, s.. g. anolp.
8eaper Groiiitg, S. y. Sdge-
meier.
Grofton, g. 6. 9aarfs.
@lmwoOO, s. @ieper uno u. $.
Braun.
8rentout, S. Mentlineer,
Stbaca, s. Gitcrtag.
MlooiIon, u. gaidelt.
@turood, 81. $. Sdma6.
RoIinIf, q. 9idnlanl.
Smaba, 81. q. 2oei6er.
Stpnton Circuit, Y. StrallB.
g8sit 9oint, s. Geblerting.
&~oibingtorL S. 8. 9tiesert.
". grnu9le, Oiitelte0 Der Dur.
bod Gu1rterlD Apnfereu5.
s. @ad)emeier, Dfitglieo Der @lm-
MOOD GuarterlD aonfereg5.
@altings 0iltrift-G. Sannen,
pr6liOtsreaoer aelteiter.
Burr Sof, q. 9. Bancroft.
Colorado @iiiiiOu. q. u. Slc-
foip.
Gulbertion, n. 5onfe.
9enper, s. v. gtoanis.
Grano SsIanO, 6. y. @oelter.
@ui0e 9Rod uno 9pIttDif, q. $.
8eHfin.
Saftings, s. Sduel8fp.
SuntleD s. Wunnemaitr.
SoaIid, ". 8euernlatn.
SmperioI, g. @. zimmerman.
&~opeIanb, Colo, 8. 8eguer.
@Ortb Coup. S. 8. @eger.
81. 6rancis, 8. 5. Sdmiot.
STERLING, Colo, u. airiten mo
S g. Sodens,
@oo6rouft %. a. Bancroft.
SinroIt 9iltrifS @. Sber.
bad)er, pr1iiOierenber aeltefter.
Mrd)er, g. 5ueErer.
gurnbaa, s. Barrett.
Clan Center, s.. 8efer.
&ornaro, V. s. 6rep.
2intoIn, GalunrD, 2 q. gfarfs.
Sincpln, SoIem q. g. @pihforO.
Mialon Gitp, 81. M. RepnoIos.
MILFORD. s. gaipplo.
81. DlidaeL una 8uoo HliOer. g,
s.. Sobl.
Sutton, %. @oereilberg.
Stpauton lno @laOitone, 6. s.
@ideIt.
$, ". Sudeus. IitgIie0 non
@labtoue Quarterly aonferetld.
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gfiir nod fiinf Gage lana iperOen
im osoBeM MntoHlobils Honteit Der
GGeIihen Sm1bn &ribiine Spe3iol'
jtimnten gegeben oenn oieie ipid]ti-
&c Belt Idlieft an n1dllten Wloll-
tag al. Us liegt besbalb III Sll.
tereIIe jebes eiu3elnen aoltteitar.
ten, cjnem enereii6cn 8eriudl 81
madjeiL in Oieier fltr5eit Spdnlie
Belt nod 70 biele nelie 2eler mo
erneuerungeit ais mosLid 5t befonts
men. ocnn 6amit lit Elm IG0uer
9oriprtma ou erreiden. Ga nad)
benz 56InB Der Spe5ialltimmen Der
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fen ipn6en9, INIT iparHier @epilns
0crliig fiir ben Gidter, NIT GROCER
fritiidcr SHdrfe utO ioItDerdlier
ge9erridnng oes StoffeS narseIegt-
Sn ieinem letten gortrag nrl
~. Mdr5 Seigte er All Der &auo
bon aSob1nu Gabriel gortlHanu~
Die fonIeqnclite Ditrhfibrtng 0es
BrobIenis, 0aB elm Wsaitlb Der Icin
Aaes, ielbit feline Qiebe, fem Slid
ulin feline Gore, OIL ons Streben
naG 8crpirfliGung ieines Soedls
|lett, iddit I'M ~llntergoag iieoreifl
iein Tonne, oas Sbeol, ben Oieult
elmer gruBen Sa9e, nod uneebro'
den in Der falten Sonb; ipdbrenb
er oBeun mir Goten maiden" NIT
hartem Ginger Die @nbrbeit idrei.
ben IGBt. baB Elm Monh Der feline
%oeale icinem perionlihen Woblle,
ben iuio 2ultgeiilbl proitituiert, poa
GfeI fiber Die eigeile innere 2eere,
an iid mo Der &elt p%er5uei.
felil0. periinft.
IS iuiiroe 81 nett fiibreIr, i'm
G~iiSeIneu &rof. @%rlunttlanii's @llt.
inidlung oieier @eoanfen ourd oie
6anolung bei0cr Grarlelt 5l Der
foleeu; MIR einige aIselieine Be-
me%rfuigen moaen @las finoen.
4rof. @ruinmaltn perteiOtgte So
fen init gntihiebeubeit ecgen Biz
oft aitsaeiproHene Meinung, oat
Der 9idter Den tr~dnfbaften niober.
neff 9pmboIismus (Miaeterlinf)
bprialleu lei, utlo feierte ibn ais
edten Aealiiten, Den Sblen 70 of
SugeiAriebenen 1eliimismits mieE
er ebellfals eiiereiidj suriif, inOem
er bic fieptiid.ironiihe @%runojtim-
rnliilo Ser Sbien id)en 9oeiie nls
in0iDiouellen ausorltf atnes pa[les
beberridenben acknowledgement Gpt
timimuis" ala bic init elementarer
@Sltd)t Acrborbreben0e plleher3eu-
gitilg bon Dem 9fedt 6e9 gin5elneil
auf 2~cbensfren6e unh 9ebeusgInd@
81 erfI1ren iuhte, tpelder Sptimis-
mus iid. BON Dem SGoffen beg tia,
giId tpmii6 Beer @pnt bnrd bic
reiianierenoe 6eoba @abIer Heriobe
unit Dem @rnnoton: ngSas bitIfe
es Dem MenihefL 10 er Die aatlae
@elt getuonne, ltnb nibme bod
|SdaOen an ieiner Seele?-6ier-
ourd) n5flGre, Inn in ben ben @e.
genitnn0 Der grrtrdee bilbeuberl
9rannen Der Sbien'fflen Reife8eii
init alfiebmen6er Sddrfe berpor.
5ubreden. /
8fof. @rltrnmdfn fonnte nihi
umhitt, au5ugebei, oaB @enorif 80.
Scroll elmer fleuen Belt.
onfdaluuna, Der gerpaItige Bropbei
gegen ales 9biIiitrOie. Der iid) I'LL,
erbittIih ieiner ri6terliden MtiIior
gaDnbte-oas b0fite 3iel oes
9idters, Der apoiteI Der Sdofi
Ieit Su fem uift erreiht. Die eipigs
geheutrng Goetbes uuo GbafeIped
reg nidt erruiteeh ma0-oieaeihi
i'm 9eipnbtietn Oeilen-aIs llrtbe.
frie6iater feline Gage beidlolien ba.
be. (9ab Shlen's 0romen, ais in
@rultoe ShidialstragoOien, bieIel
b0dlten giitDidlltng an Iih bel
leift nift f1big march, ioate mai
babel nidt ii~berieben.(
Miir0e SER 9roT, @rtfntmatlt e
ertaDgIiden t6nnen, in Der 3utlmfl
unieren aroBen 0eutiden 9ramatifel
&ebbe[, Der als 0ihterif1e 9erfDll,
lihfeit melt iiber SSbfen itebt, II
berielbeH flaren @eiie 8t ~tpiiroiget.
mlroe ibm 0ng Deutiftum al tie,
fem Cant perpfli6tet iein.
g. &. q.
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1T. fpnoern rrls 70 BON
@aIbington aueiftg, uno mir tie eip-
fah oeroffentlidten, Die mir tie err
balten batten .-g4nrn. Der &eb.l
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4dtultssboa
.
@in. @rnnIrlert, Sefretdr.
Sr. Gisuer, S6asmeiiter.
Die gaanen Ser @eber fin0:

2fe yfnlftert Der @eber lfllG:
9einri6 8liid, 81; Sobn Self
81; 9apio 5hmi6t 50; Sobn g.
@lieQer, So; 5ermarn @rummert,
50; Seinr. 5reg, 81; @ottfr, @ra-
butpsfn, SOC; @einr. 9arfoier, 81;
Carl @ororitr1Be, 50; @aife Solt,
SOC; Spbn @eder. ST.; Senrp Sci
Tiger, $3.50; grnit 9~aierHeper. ST.;
&einrid Niemeger, Sen, 81; Carl
&obr. 81; ST. 8ofbolot, Soc; Us,
a~IeenAann, $3.50; Garl aoblidntiot,
So; albert Sins, So; 6rieor. Gis-
rer, So; 6, S, Meber, $3.50; Soba
Otto 81; Seitr. Siebe, So; @u,
8oroerltrabe Sen., So; Otto 3ager,
ST.; 9iebrid) arufe, IS; ST., gObl-
meDer. $1.50; gqr[ @iebe, ST.; g.
6. griimmert, 81; 6. 8. 8ppf. 81.
Sobn S6lafe. 50e; Sobn apenig,
Sen, SIS; Otto SpielnanM 81,
Mru. @rumiaert, So; @liiton 8i[o.
hober, 50; gbriit Bfineiten 81;
SSnrob Seiliaer. SOC; Robert Sopp
SO, Seinr. Seaenrid, So;
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g. Sto. Sr.. Gratuforo &c., ca. 49,. .245,O00
u x. Sritsuau. @aae SO. .242,O00
9aeuh Nrmnmeier. Npab So. 1000
q q Meihel. Gao Gp.. Spua, .239,O00
Seurn 9p0pf. 9puafas So. ..A238,000
So6annes Mencr, WRerrer So, ". Dat. .2i4,O00
4. SaoiF. Goles 81, Sa. ........ .212,O00
i, 4. 8antemeher. g6aher So. ...... 100000
d. 4. Neldlprner. laneaiter So. .17S,000
9.MMeiiidneiber, Gbadamas So, Orc. .127,00e
Seinr. Sorgeus, Sripp So, 9. D.. .112,SO0
8iaie aird6Dff, Gntit6 So, SAM . $4,000
8u. Wleuer, glatte So. $4,000
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gsnr no9 fitnf Gage lang sibtes
spesialitimmem TIT MmtOtonteif!
Der gtanD Der 2nnteianten iue0ielt nit ibrent 5ntebs
mcnDen Jleib unO otter ta8tagli6!
ssrIa. ctta. 81. as Gtautua eannts. 81. strIe N bic sgNt esAd'!

Gii6rern iteben, ioGten iidI 6ieis
bier Gage 81 siiiben madFn; ie
Eoben nod gettug 8ett, ist iclbii
bie b0diten aonteItmten einSnbo.
len, ipent iie MIR NIT oer n0tieen
@nergie ans g9erf gebeu.
Serr .gbriit. Otto, Sr., aus
CRAWFORD GountD, Sn., itebt beute
tDieoer an Der Spite. Die Sipeite
SteIle nimmt 90. 9. Dltitsrtnn aus
Sage County, geeb., eirt. nib Die
brittle Sacob gritnmeier aiis ssopO
County, Aeb.