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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

VX XE shall be able to make prompt delivery
WV of sets of our new Handy Volume"
w issue of the Encyclopaedia Britannica
for only short time longer The demand has been
so enormous as to exceed all calculations.
We are making deliveries from our warehouses
in different cities the country But the stocks
on hand are being rapidly exhausted, and we must
beg the indulgence of our customers if they find
their orders delayed
We began advertising the remarkable offer
which we are making on this new issue of the En-
cycIopaedia Britannica between the 10th and 14th
of the month, and within week the orders were
almost 700 per day. and by the time this notice can
be printed, will probably be 1000 per day.
Packing and delivering a thousand sets day
of 29-voume encyclopaedia, every volume of which
must be packed so as to come to the purchaser
in perfect condition, is in itself task of some mag
nitude But a much more serious matter is that
these shipments will very rapidly exhaust our stock
of the bound sets.
Rush orders were Immediately placed with the
binders to push deliveries at all possible speed,
working night and day shifts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

uHFo u1eu ChambeTIaIn'b Cough
Remeoy IN my family for the past five
years. and for Group I have never found
its equal" writes Bernard George. Nell
son. No. Before becoming acquainted
with this remedy Mr.. George lost a child
from an. attack q Group. obtainabls
sVeryWhsrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

Don Barclay. Gayety patrons last season
found these two skilled comedians among
the best on the circuit. when each headed
a company Of his own and each was a
veritable whlrlwind OF continuous
laughter. Their appearance together in
dicates the policy Of the circuits manage
mcnt IN constantly improving the shows.
Both are eccentric and talented funsters,
but each IL entirely unique and individual
in his style and methods Working sep
arately or togethcr, ne the case may he.
they produce a spontaneous, continuous
and Side-barsting assortment Of con-
vulsive entertainment
sonRstcrs Are stronE.
A pleasing male quartet. Ed Weldon.
Joe Ward. Arthur Brooks and Harry
Lang. Is another big hit OF the SHOW. They
sing generous program Of much-sp-
plauded songs including new peace
song. While tho lights were out for
some time last nlsht, they held the stage
to the delight Of the crowd. \ sons In
which individual choristcrs show OFF, Is
another much approved number
Barney Norton and Ruth Noble score
heavily with melodies and gracoful
dances. one OF the latter being finished
successfully last night in spite OF dark
stage. due TO the electric power trouble.
Elsa Bostel. Mae Mack and Carrie Cooper
have delightful voices and win much
praise in their solos. The frequent inter-
polations OF funny business" BY Barclay
and Hall get such inslstcnt applause that
the show Is noticesbiy heightened by tho
repeated encores necessary
Manager johnson IL fumigsting thor
oughly every night, and the thestcr ia as
fresh and sweet as can be for every per-
torrance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
RoBBFR LOCKS Bo0KKEEPER
IN ROOM AND STEALS CASH

After tying the hands and feet OF Fin
Icy Heston. bookkecper in the George
Howell Coal company office at si2 South
Thirteenth street, bandit OF unusual
muscular development picked him up and
carried him to hack room. where no
locked him in. at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
He then turned his attention 60 the
cash register. which he despoiled OF 81
several hours later. other employees
heard Heston call for help and they came
to his rescue.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

We may notice that on the morning
of the eclipse, the Sd. when the moon
Is new. the times of sunrise and moon
rise are nearly the same, but that by
the evening the moon sets twenty min
utes later than the sun. When the moon
is full. on the 18th, It rises when the
sun sets. The new moon always rises
and sets with the sun. and the full moon
always rises at sunset and sets at sun
rise. This is true within a few minutes.
depending upon the exact time Of the
day or night when the moon is new or
full.
The sun is slow the whole month on
sundial time. the slowest of the whole
year. the precise amount In minutes being
found by subtracting 1924 from the times
given in the moon" column. Taking
seconds into account, the sun is slowest
of all on the 18th, IL minutes "a seconds.
On the Goth the sun enters Pisces. the
Fishes. the last sign of the zodiac.
The moon is new on the 30 at 1906
a. m. In the first quarter on the 10th, at
4:2O p. m: full on the 18th, at $40 p. M.
and in the last quarter, on the 18th. al
3:A a. m. II Is in conjunction with
Venus on the 9Th. with Jupiter on che
9Th. with Saturn on the 18th and with
Mars on the 18th. On the 9Th and 9Th
the crescent moon will make a fine
picture with Venus and Jupiter IN the
early evening. These two. Venus and
Jupiter, the brightest planets, will be
less than a moons length apart on the
evening of the 18th. They will set then
at 1856. On that date Venus will run
rapidly to the east of Jupiter. Mars Is
a ~ 4uI, an. tba
is south on the 18th at $50 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
GAYETY is THERE
WITH HITS OF YEAR
Maids Of America Simply Sweep
Away Audience at Popular
Burlesque House.
MANY NEW FEATURES IN SHOW

A real treat, genuine record
breaker. is the attraction at the
Gayety for this week. II is an un-
usual treat for the patrons. Of whom
there was a big houseful last night
for the first performance; and IL is
a sure-enough record-bresker in the
way OF laughs scored and song hits
registered. There is nothing slow
or draggy about the Maids Of
America" They are one OF the liveli-
est choruses OF the season. with real
burlesque dash and pep"
The production offers a number OF
novelties: in fact. variety Ia one OF Sta
earmarks. The costuming Is brilliant,
and the settings. especially that OF tho
second act. win a big hand for beauty.
The company Is larger and stronger than
ordinary. and with plenty Of splendid solo
voices and clever dancers,
Two Popular Comedians.
But the main feature Of the show. the
paramount reason for its emphasized
popularity and undenisbie worth. Is the
headline. co-star team, Al X. Hall and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
FACULTY ENTERTAINED
At w. {. NlCH0LL HOME

President w, Z. Nicholl of Bellevue
college and Mrs. Nichor. entertained a
number of college professors at dinner
at their home Friday night. The table
decorations were red and white in favors
and spring flowers. A huge bowl OF
red and white tulips served as a center
piece.
The guests spent the evening remi-
niscing of similar occasions. which they
have enjoyed together. Covers were
laid for.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

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month con that night September
seYea,h-the thousands ~ women
from all parts of the country Wa9
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will learn AT Nrst hand bow the
"solid South stand oa the Qpt stioh
Of woman suffrage And. according
70 mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait pfesi-
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Details Of the information which
il to be presented 10 ife convention
b The Southern .eadefs are being
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

tel beute! Db tie pobl genug aroft
laau bate, Inn lie gu 0ffnen uno lbrs
Neugierbe gu befrieoigen?
Ser er{te 8erlu9 miBlang. 5t0bs
memo lant lie in Die &iRen 5urud.
Mber mas mar bas "a SIT es nidt
Elm poitpadet2 Spgar oie 9iesel ilno
baron bereits erbrp9en, uno auf Der
einen 5eite itebt als Srt Der @bfen>
Dung gun5 beutli4 - 9enborf! Sic
tann es gang oeutlih leien.
S%eloorf! Sbres WiHens na6 NOR
ss elm fleines Yropin3ltdot4en, ND
lie Niemano 8etannten bate, Der ibr
Elm IL sroBes padet ienoen modte!
Wieosr per1u@te lie iid gu erheben
unb es - gelang!
@essn 9ulten! 9m, langiam off
nete lie ben Dedel -aber als lie ibn
often bette - ba tpas mar
6as -?
Seine bit!ere Msoisin unb fem Yulz
Der log oarin, lonoern pl0Bli4 erfinz
tie Ser herrlialte 8%lumenouft oas
gauge 3immer, tpelder %offenbar aus
Ser sebeimniBpouen Saaatel fam, in
tpelde Dorothea jeBt iubslnb oas
&Dpf9en per enfte.
Mber es lag au6 Elm sanS .leiner
grief neben Sen buftenoen 5rii6lings=
tinhern Ser Natur; in bieiem mubts
pabrideinli9 oas @unoerreSept rges
gen @uiten" seitanoen baben, benin als
bic M,ltter i'm ielben MrNenblide leiis
bereinldlid uno lie Sartli9 fraate:
rWte sebt es meinem Rinbe 1eute, Doz
rot4ea?" so idlansen ii6 5mei i9puz
DE Mrme UNI Ser Mutttr 9als uno
eine>5timme flii1terte: nId, liebItes
Miitterhen - i9 fiibl's - ieBt merz
Sc i'd ntdt mebr 1terben!" Da faltete
Die alte 5rau Die 9dnoe, 19lid gum
Geniter unb sug ben 8orbang beifeite;
nun fiel Ser erite sldn5enbe @onnsn<
itrabl in bas oi1tere Rranten3immer,
alf peldem Der Sp0esengel bon bans
men 19pebte. ).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

UNI elm prOfeRorent0dterlein tiimz
nlern, toe1ln ibm Die 9anb elmer -
8omtci1e erreiAbar lit -" mari iie
lebt nit 5udenben 2ippen bin.
rDorot5ea!!" i@rie er auBsr li@.
Ste Fano jeBt cuff un0 iab Tim
laarf ms @eii9t.
rytun munbsrt 9ie oas pieleidt,
Serr 2eutnant, pern e6en pieies
grofeKorstDdterlein au9 ibren
@tols bat. uno entueoer in erlter &siz
be iteben min ober - lie eridrat
Ielber User lire 8orte unb ipra4
tie ni9t aug.
nSf bas SIR lebtes Mort - g"
fraste er better, inoem er ii4 ter5enz
geruOe in ppiitur 5tente.
uMein - leBtes!!" antlportete tie
tpnlos.
ST tlappte Sic 9aden auiammerl
- unb gins.
Sic aber trieb es nit einem Male
f:.naus. 2uft mubte lie haben, -
auft, Ionit meinte ie eritiden gu
miHen.
Sic trat auf Sen offenen grter in
ihrem blr6ii6tisen uno ausgeldnitz
tenen aleio unb lteb ii@ ben feinen
Resen, pesden Der 1darfe eiitse Moro=
pino Dor iid bertrtef. nm Die poden@
Ben sa1dfen pftifsn.
lnb Damn mari lie li9 tpieDer in
ben Stsubel Ser Gansenben INNER
mebr, INNER mabniinniger, Bis shr
Der Mtbem aussing, iid ones nm iie
plDbli9 i'm &reiie gu orebsn beaann,
ober ni@t na@ Den 9atten Der W&uiit,
aein, mas mar bas9 Die Muiit 1pielte
ia gar ni9t ~ uno bod pirbe1te al
leg nm lie, imn,er tpller unD I9nener.
bis lie pl0bli9 ntdt me6r tpnnte uno
in einen tiefen, buntlen 4bgraao
iant.
Bon ba ab nuBte lie nidts mehr
bon ii9. Nur einmcl mar lie nod
eripa4t, 30 fab lie iid BON 19redensz
hlei9en @eiidtern umseben uno borte
r1e Wrrte, lpelne Der Sottor gu oe1
Mutter lprad.
Warum lie nidt elei9 oamals ge=
it6rben lparg 81 lie jebt iterben MUIR
beg Wo3u Tie pobl iiberbaupt ertpa=
aen m1bteg
aeife bob iid iebt Sic @arbine pon
Nebcn5immer unb bie Dflsserin tra'
nit einem sroben padet unter oen
Mrm gu ibrem 8ette. Sic itelte lid
f6lafeno, oenn iie ipollte niat ye1for'
lperpen in ibren @eoanfen.
G6er lie mari oo9 einen 8lid ali'
Sen 8arton. Sn sroben 3Isen itan.
ben Die. Wprte barauf: r@egen !9u'
fen! ).
M6 tpoAl tpieoer 10 cine saritis'
M}eoicin, pie man lie ibr im;ner ein'
CAB mno ibr Oamit Sen @dlummel
pertrieb.
.5rn, aber iol@ cine rielae @6aa'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Gsgem DnHem*
etiwe non apbia b. gteinmaIter.

af 4ESkSA1C UUlt SJOM W SACtlt1UuklSLs
mie Elm friiderldloTenes 2ilienz
blatt lug lie apifden ben ldneeisen
Rifen, 10 fem llno burdiidtis par
.ibrel 9aut g~efpafben.
@9pere Duntle MpIpprbdnge per-
biiiterten oas @ema9 gu einem bdmz
merigen 9albbuntel unD 0ide Sept
de bebedter ben 8pDen, oamit Der
Tieber1dlaf Ser aranten nidt seltDrt
murDe.
Sept lag lie iaon 1eit seraumer
Meile nit balboffenen Mugen ba. 8ie
lie groB tparer uno sldn5enb oieie
uni9uloisen &in6erntgen! 90 ountel
unO tief i9ienen lie pie Elm Mdrs
9en;ee, unb 10 Ourdgeiitist, als ob
lie aus elmer anoersn Melt nieoer=
blidten.
sic fab I'M 1i9. $50 mar lie %
Mie fremb ihr bod ibr Maoden<
aifnmer setpproen par, als Oh lie IS
lange ni@t geleben bate. limo bod
ita10 Der 5ierli9e Nofofol4reibtii4
nod an berIeiben @tele pie friiber
unb Die tletnen toitbaren Nippes laz
gen aud in ~ebenotefer &~eihehfolse
barauf 1erum apte ebeoem. Die bib
f4r geI4nibte @anerie NOR AUDI MOD
al. Ser Man6 unb 6arauf jebt
!panote Tic ben &opf i@nea nab Der
anoeren 9eitr, als ob lie tbre 8lide
getpaltfam bon einem @egenitan0 abz
aieben .nollte. Mber es gelang nt6t.
9ern BORT tomb ia eben fem Btlo in
po1er paraogunifozm uno lddelte 1e
bpn tpeitem ldalfbaft an.
Gin 5t0bnen entrans iih ibrer
8ruit, nelaem glei4 oarauf Elm fur
ger 9uitenanfaM folgte.
So, uno an auem mar rur E,
i9ulb, er alein, bat. lie ieBt bier il
5dnerfrant unb4 mott gu 9ett lag -
tpie LANCE es NOT, oas pliBte lie gaa
niht 49, nnD Dab Ser alte Doftpr al
ibrer Mutter faste: SIS lit etne bsf=
.ige 9ungenentaiinbuny, sndbis. Srau
un6 oas 5rdulein SCOOTER ii
rtd:t dlau trdftr1 mir mllter
9ier alp auf bas Mergite gefaBt
iein!1
Die Morte tparelt alpar i'm Neben@
simmer geiprodsn lporben, aber ge<
mug Deutli9. Dab Horotbea re gu boz
rem permDnte. l1n0S pie cine Ftue err
!a%ebungs5ole 3ufriebenbait fam 'es %
plDbli4 iber lie.
Sic pollte ia ni9ts anSeres ais
fterben! Our einmal, als Oie Mfutter
nit rotbsetpeinten Mugen an ibr 9az
ger trat, oa padte es iie tpie Heue an
Dos Ser3, aber, rlr fiji einen Muz
genblid. bann tpnbte lie bon ntd9ts
mebr BIB iebt!
Wie bod 6aynals -ales fo raid
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
g d p.eben erhGlt IL

5@m.eben erbGlt eine
neue 8iteliiarieBung. Die Mrbeit
oaron bat ni4t lpeniger als Tait $50
Sabre in Mniprlteb genommen. Sc
NOR namli4 I'M Sabre 1918, ala
aonig @uitab III. einen MusI9uB
our Mnfertisuns elmer neuen guten
lleberiesuns Der 8ibel ms @6peoiz
i3e %ernannte. Bis jebt ober bot es
aeoullert, ebe SOS Merf polenoet
marne. Die neue ue6erleBung lit Elm
Merf erobter Sorsfalt uno Gelebrz
lamfeit; lie bal ieood bon mar9en
Seiten InsriIfe erfabrsl1, neil man
finoet, pab Ser Nusorud m~and)nlat
ins Sripiale fdut. Snoes bot Die
suItGneigs &ir9enber Iammlltng lid)
enoaiiltig fir Die Mnnaba,e Der uellell
lleberfebung enti9ieoen. I'm lore
ginfii9rung 81 erleidtern, miro al
len Geiitliden, bic es ipiinI6en, ge=
%ltottet, iia nod span5tg Sabre lang
Der bis6er sebrdu9tiden alten l1ebsrz
IeSuH9 gu DeOIeften.
- Ma6 elmer fiirali6 er
11olsten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit @e6.
Rat grof. Nernit ein Yatent ouf ei!lt
tleftrii6e Dampflampe erteilt lppr,
ZEN. Die grfinbung berilbt auf Der
genusung bon @alabdmpfen anItatt
ees bel Den neutrality-suspicious.
nerlpenoeten SuedFlberoampfes. 81
Gr19einangen, bic man bepba6tet,
ioenn man 8. 9. stpii6en apblen-
elettrooen einen 2iatboesn in elmer
I~tmpipbdre 0es Oampfes bon 3inf=
Glprto ober 3intbromto Siebt, dDneln
isbr oenen, Die man i'm 4uediilber.
nalnpf ooer in 9dmpfen anoerer M1e.
laae beobadtet. SIT Ser 9rlld oss
3lntalpriooampfes su Helm, 10 err
iheint bas 9i6t fabl; bei bDberen
Druden, 5. 9. bei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
miro Der .2idtbpgen I9arf uno bell.
9eImii9ung Der meiften fremoen So
is, 8. g.. atmpipDarii9er 2nFt, brinat
i'm, ipte beim Auedlilber gum @rl6z
i9en. @rbeblia itabiler lit Ser in
e;ner M~tmpipbdre bon Mluminium=
pher Sitandlprio ee5peene 2i@tboz
gen; Die 8eimensur1e bon @tiditoF
1T bier uniddoliG.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

usuten Mbeno" gemunlat babe, absr
Die fleire Sodter mei1es Chefs legt
bermaBen 8ei9lag auf MIDI, baB i4
mid, bisber mod gar ni9t freimahen
fonnte - iagie er etpas uniider
uno iab lie bitteno an.
$50 ~? Mun, Dos miro mobl' DON
iebtab immer ID bleibcn un6 6arum
benfe id, lit eine gntfduloigung ~
iiberfli1ig!" laste lie nit idneibenper
H5adrfe, i'm babel m0Slidit glei@=
giiltig antlidenb.
St itarrte tie etnen Ml1genblid Der=
6ubt an.
.5ie merben mir 6oh ni6t aumuz
tben uouen, Dorotbea, oab in 5ieies
iunge 8tno - adj l1niinn - Sic
iplifIen ooa, bab ih gang anbere @b@
rgaun, mein. Soft ~ man fann
bod leine Mbli9ten Gnberr! Das lit
lpohl 10 Elm 11ngludsfan, ipenrt cine
sebprene RomteHe, lpelde oaau mod
SreiA lit iid in etnen einfu@en Meiterz
pffi5isr Derliebt, oab ga ia ale ibri=
gen Riidiihten besreifli9erneiie -
psiden miii1en!" erpioerte lie jeBt
Liter nit abgenanotem Mntlib.
rDnrptbea - Sic ,siirnen mtr!
Wie ti0;nnen sic oIs fltlses MIo1en
|! lo ipreasn2 .Wenn Sic lid bod in
meme Gage Derieben mpnten! Sd
sgeitebe, oab mir bieie Situation dus
PERT psin.id lit. Die fletne RomteNe
! hat cine befonbere 8prliebe fir mid
i'd perbe jeBt aud bdufig gu met
mem G6sf ing 9aus gebeten, i9 piu
IS gar ni@t leusnen, aber oab oaz
our4 oas 8ilo zines gepihen 5rdu~
lein Dorotbea in meinem !Sersen nidt
UNI einen Ntpm idattenbafter ooer
b1dHer nur5e, befTen t0nnen sic
iiaer 1ein. Sd iperoe nun alles aufz
.bisten, Dorotbea, Dap meme Der
1ebung unter irgeno ei1lem glaubpirz
oigen goripanbe nod Ser Yrppin5
sbssfens ourdyefibrt piro. 4ber baz
ben Sic Schulz nit mir 10 LANCE,
i6 fann mid meinem &pmmanoeur
esgeniiber niat l9roff uno ablebneno
perhalten,d rpenr fein @runo. hier5i
porliest; freistd, nenn SIR @ater es
F9 niht a~uSbebunsen hatts, oub ln@
lei. Gersensbunb Ell bantr Dor ser
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abig i'd befDrSeri niirbe 80" iaate Ell
|sin e5riiher 9ef5tpeiflung, pdihrsnb e
lDis abStttsno i'a6 i5rsr SaaO faiItn
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MIDI! Sod bin i9 nidt 10 tho
ri9t, I'M ibetlet Musfliidte gu glauz
Ben rief lie inn i6re 9aEo ent<
penbenb.
nGs .iinb feline Musfli6te - Dos
rot6ea!" ~anttportete er ernit pie per,
lest.
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II, Smlag au7 1wlag!
tGie bddhte 11ddl$

S1e Ddcte 11ddk i
.3u.rIt bas srobe &etterfef,bet tpsla
6em er Sen eriten preis oaoontrua,
an Dem iie aub anNosr geite hires
gaters, be8 beriibnten lIniDer!:tdtsz
protectors, %t6alna1m.
Do par es gum er1tenmal, DOB.
man es lt9 %auraunte, DaB Die faum
ernh95ene 5odter 1eines &ommar<
Deurs, nelde inn ben preig NIT eiz-
mem aierli6sn &nir iiberreihte, it@r'
iterblib in i'm -lRurt b. Sannenz.
burg - perliebt babe.
Das TIutern purce anmdbli9'
gum &aunen, Bis es i4liefl:d, na9z
benz es Sic &rnoe bur@ Die san5e'
@eleli@aft eemadt batte, au@ gu,
Dorotba's Sbren brinsen muBte.
Noa tpollte lie aber bem 8,5Drter
teinen @lquben i4enten, lie beoba&te=
te nlr betoe l9arf. ginmal nedte tie
&urt iogar NIT Der fleinen &omman=
beursto9tef, % la@te er lie .absI aus
un6- ihliebli9 pur0e er bDfes iifsr'
foldles 0umme geoanfkn, nies er
laete. \
Menn er baa,als seipuBpt bate,
Dab Mele Mederei ernit gemeint NOR
oaB es nur Elm M-uf<oenz8
fein lol1te2
Dann fam oas eroBs Mobltbdtigz
teitsfeit, ND lie Elm pffenes e6rli9ss
Wprt fprs@en mollte nit Tim, nidt
bas etpiss Weritedsn1pielen peitertreiz
ben, Bel Dem lie berseben mubte Dor
Summer urb 9er5eleib.
4ber es oauerte siemli9 lange, bts
lie @elesenbe,t bierau fanb, benn er
lGien li9 auA beute gang ser fleinen
&pmmanDeurstp9ter nipme1t gu fppl<
len. s3uerit fiibrte CT lie in Ben GaaI
l1b bann, ais Der erite San5 beganrl,
pel@en Dorotbea fiir i'm al1fgepuben
hatte, partete iie nieoer pergebli4,
SAP e. fame, bern ct tomb bereits in
ben Neihen Der S%anaenoen, nls lie ibn
enolt9 nit Sen 8lfden inben tonnie
lnb mn ieinem Mrm bing ladeao nit
gllidll9er Wtiene, - bic Sohter lei
nes gbefs!
90 erfaBte oas MdSden Elm Sallz
mel! sic tiir5te iid ebenfuus 1lnter
bic San3enoen, nit mem, mar ilbr
por6srban0 einerlei. iie pubte1 es
faum. tper tie am Mrm fubrte, UNI
lie tan5te, nein, tie ~ rate als Die
5pllite urter Den Sollen, Bis iia ibr
bas Ser5 suiammentrampfte por Meh
nnb tie ii6 in Sen Kindergarten
lli9tete, lpo lie eri@0pft nieoerianl
IN etnen Der peiden l9meGenDen
Seilel, osnn iest tonnte lie ni6t net
ter. B
Il DIS lie aufblidte, 1tano aurt pot
ibr.
uSorothea ~ ih 1ud)e Sic bereits
il5etan, I'm sic I'm GntldulSisune
su bitten. baR id ceshnen nod teiner
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@ic Grfaltmnset SIT fmrircu ii,tS.

@erbiitet glositellung ltno 2usluit.
gBt rtdtig. Nebmt u9r. Sings Nelp
9iscpberp". gs lit alts S%annenbar5
unb beilenoem 8aliam llnb milben 9ae
gatirmitteln bergelfelt. 81. Sing
Meip 9iscoberb t0btet l1no bertreibt oie
grfdltunesfeime. beieitiet Sen i%rritirz
ten Gals nnp berbinbert gntsilnpuns
GET. Sc beilt sic ent5iinoete 9uftrDbz
re. SIR mDst illden, pie SIR mplt.
SIR fDnnt Elm beiIeres @ltltens linb @rz
fdltunasmtftel gar nid,t iinoen. Seir
%45iabrieer 8ebraud lit cine Garantie
fir 9eiriebiglng. (Gn5.)
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Simmer feemdnni16.
@dtbin (au -ibrer eben gefdiebenen
6reunoin): sd bepnnbere Define
Rrbe!!" aapitdnsfrau: nMein Soft!
Mann iiber 8orb - poila tout!!"
= Rinberm i 3. Sic flein.
Marie: DIANA, pieio tommt es, baf
Du emilia beibt unb Der papo
@migg" rDas 1T 3ufua, meir
ainb." Marieden mad elmer pau.
ie): .Mama, pie beiBt Der 3ufal
BON !6enrietteg"
- 3peifslbaft. Jrau: .9a
- lies NAL, Mdnne! 9err MDller
bebantt iih nod einmal fir bas @pu=
per, unb o!par III 8erIen."
Mann (na9oem er selefen): ,Du,
id claude, bas 1T eber &aa-
iuht!!"