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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-23
CON GRAN ACTIVIDAD TRABA,
JAN LAS DAMAS....
(Fiene de Ia Ia. Pag)

suma de $3.50. 05. CIENTO NOVEN-
Ia PESOS CHICO CENTAVOS,
producto liquido de la fiesta que or
ganizamos en- ell "Teatro Nacional'
para aumentar los fondos de la sus-
cripcion alberta por tLa Prensa,'
para ~obsequiar a los ninos pobres en-
Ia Navidad.
Al mismo tempo lie suplicamos Sc
sirva publican La adjunta manifesto
ci0a de gracias para todas las per-
sonas que Sc dignaron ayudarnos en-
Ia referida fiesta.
Somos sus aimos. altos. Y SIS. SIS.
TEODORO TORRES Jr., NJ. MUZ-
QUIZ BLANCO, GMO. A. : FIE-
RRO. FEDERICO ALLEN HlNO-
JOSA.
Ash pUeS, 81 total del fondo que
Sc dedicara a Ia compra de regalos
es, en- estos momentos, de 1913. rs,
Y a el tendremos que agregar toda-
via algunas otras c~antidades, por en-
vios que llegaron extemporaneamen-
te, Y de los cuales daremos cuenta de
una sola vez, ell dia que hagamos la
liquidation general del movimiento
dc dinero habidc en- este asunto.
Nuevos detalles.>
Creemos que manana estaremos
en- la posibildad de dar a nuestros
lectores detalles amplios acerca de
la forma exacta en- que va a hacer-
Sc el reparto, asi como de la calidad
de los obsequios. Para satisfaction
de las personals que contribuyeron
para Ia Navidad de los ninos pobres,
les diremos que Sc han hecho magni-
ficas compras, y que n solamente
algeria Sc les va a proporcionar d
los !nocentes ~pequenuelos, sino CO.
m~odidades Y comfort"
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ANGELINA s. de OLIyAS dafa $500 de
qualification a .quien lc de lnformcs cxac-
OlivaS. dc quien recib.j la ultima noiicia
en- 1916. de ButieS. AriZ.. de doude escri-
bio a Durango, Mex, lugar de SUI mach
miento, dIciendo que iba a salir para es.
te ultimo lugar. Dirijirse a Ia interesada,
Box 76, Barring, MO-, E. U. A.
[22aj).
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COMO GAMBIA Ell CRITERIO
DEL 'VENGADoR DE F. MADERO
(Flene de Ia Ia. Pag)

que no uC:rren il i busca:,o en- las
raginaS dc cua'r,iicr folioto que ha-
bic de los mas ~eTcrnaLcs enemigos
de! ~"ap6sto! !c n 'Iemcctacia me
Nl:lna." - dec.mca Juan X. Orci.
jVerdad que el senior Obreg6n,
ell que regal6 la pistola que portaba
a n DANA ante la tumba de Made
70 Juro, con las lagrimas Ell los ojos,
vengario, va cambiando de c~riterio?
Jose Arcane.
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Sc venden tres maquInas, dos para ensar-'
collar Y trozar en- hojalateri3 V una para
pulir en- zapaIeria. Dirigirse Z Teodoro Ma
varro, $50 West Commerce ST. Lia0)
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Ia persona que
inrorme del Daradrro del Sr. JrsIis Fam
hranO, de - ailoS de cdad, muy COnocido
cn los alrededorcS de san Antonio. Dirt
jirSe 4 2ii5 Eakin ST., DALLAS, TEN. ear
60 de lose GalveZ. (2296l.
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PERSONA QUE Sc AUSENTA. de este lu-
gar. resie dos autos StudeRakers, 6 ci-
lindros. con ruedas de alamtfe, cast nue.
vos a precios muy comodoso Qcurran
Main Plaza at4. u230).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-23

FL Br. dose PiantiRe, de Ia eIudad de
sal&du Rep. n0miRicaEa, dice 10 SiEuIen-
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PESOUISAS-

PESOUISAS-
$500 DE QUALIFICATION a quien de infor-
mes eyactos del paradero de la Sra. Pa
trocinia> Nava, V de SUI hiio de IL ailos.
Felix, escribiendo i Sis hermapoS PaScual
V Victor Nava, HONEY PROVE, TEN.
@ (2aa6l.
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HOTEL ZAFIRO, 602-;G West Houston.
CuarloS dr renta por dfa o semana. toda
comodidad. Luis Herrera y Anita FMartf-
nez, Props. u8.)
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APRENDA ell oficio de peluqucro. Nos
tOInprOiAeicmoS a enSeildrSciO en- tinaS
cuantas semanaS. Veanos. o cscrfbanos
tloy mismO Y darcmos dctallcs. Moler
Barber College. ~ West Commerce St.,
San Antonio. Texas
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Cuandu necesIte libros en- espano,
dirijase g lgnacio E. Lozano.-11S
A. Sta. Rnss Avs SaI AntnnI,, Tex,
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TAoUIGaAFIA racllftase aprendizaje rapids
SOC. leccion.-Escritura maquina gratis.
-Seorita "a lecciones Insles noches.-Se
inVitan SeioritaS-Jlggills-3s3 Hicks Bldg.
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AVISOs DE OCCASION
PRAFESIQNALES

DR.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON, Medicina )
Cirugia en- general. Hotel Monterrey,
Cuarlos is. 10, 100 South Santa Rosa Ave
nue.. TelefonG Crockett SIS. u23f.
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DIR. II. MARTINEZ CUBAN. Intermediates
SecretaS ' parioS. Medicina en- general
Ofictna. Dolorosa ST. No. 52i Telefono Ira
Wis 22fft.
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SR. ARTURO CRAMER, opiico suizo. Espe.
cialiSia de Ia vista. $40 Hicks Bldg. Es-
quina de Houston Y Avenida C..
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DR.. F. phzoUEZ GOMEZ oidos-Garsan.
IA y Nd-iz. 300 Frost ~Bldg.-San Antonio.
TeIss. 4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-09
Here's a Real Hair Grower
That Shows Results
In Few Days

IL your hair is timing out, llfeless,
full of dandruff and your head itches
like mad, It's sure sign of the dang.
erous dandruff germ, and quick action
must be taken to save what hair you
have and start new growth. Don't
wait until the hair root is dead, for
then nothing can help you, but get
from your druggist four ounces OF
Partisan sage--it don't cost much and
there is nothing you could use that's
any better. Or. Sangerbund, the
famous Paris specialist, discovered
that dandruff and falling hair are
caused by u microbe-then came the
discovery of tho value Of Partisan
sage (liquid form to destroy this
germ. prevent falling hair and the
formation OF dandruff. A few mass
ages with Partisan sage are all that
ere usually needed, and very soon
you should be able to see the new
hairs coming In. Partisan sage is
women's fayorlte hair dressing, be
cause Il will not stain and makes the
hair mstrous. soft and fuzzy. BE sure
you get Partisan sage tGlroux'sl, for
this brand Is guaranteed. William
l.. Gokay can supply YOU
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-09
CORSET HOLLOW

w. j. Daley of North Adams,
was in town Friday,
j. l.. Moon has returned from q
business trip to New York.
Mr.. Dawson of New York is with
his family at their cottage.
Mrs. Knowles of Toledo, O., was a
guest of Mrs. John Dalton Saturday
Miss Dorothy Kelley is n guest OF
friends in North Adams, for a week
William Kelley, Jr., spent the week
end with friends in Pittsford and
Rutland
Miss Lucas, Messrs Moon, Lowell
and Funky motored to Granville, n
Y, Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Macdonald
and family of Chester, Pa, arrived il
town last Friday and will spend som,
time at their cottage.
Mrs. A. J. McDevltt, Miss Margare
McDevitt, Matthew McDcvitt, MI
and Mrs. A. Carson and daughter, Ina
of Rutland were Sunday visitors a
Valley View Farm.
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STAMFORD

III
w. II. Pritchard's new barn is fast
nearing completion. d
Charles Hewitt from Bennington
was a church visitor here Sunday.
Margaret and Myrtle Sweet from
PownaI were recent guests at Joan
Sweets.
Mrs. Sarah Tuder of Bennington
has been the guest of her son, Harold
Tudor, recently.
Mrs. Matte Bump and little son are
at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Eberts for a few days.
Mrs. Abbott's mother, Mrs. Spald-
ing from Connecticut is now spending
few days at the parsonage.
Marion Bishop, from Clarksburg.
spent the week end with her grand
mother, Mrs. w. M. Sanford.
Tho topic of the Christian Endeav-
or meeting last Sunday evening was
How Men Cheat Themselves. .
Miss Jessie Foster has returned
home from Castleton, VT, where she
attended the teachers class for few
weeks.
Ensign Scott from the Salvation
Army OF North Adams spoke in the
Baptist church Sunday morning to an
appreciatiye audience.
Joan Sweet suffered a slight shocl
recently and Is being treated by DR.
Stafford He also had trained
nurse lie is now much better.
The exercises given by the Juniol
League Sunday evening were frs
class, the only drawback being 81
many vacant seats in the church,
The Epworth League prayer meet
ing next Thursday night will ho lee
by Miss Clara NJ Tanner. Topic
"What kind of college ought t
Attend"
Patrick Duffcy was taken by Or
NJ. NJ. Brown to the North Adams no
pltal last Friday whore nc underwear
an operation. lie is doing as we'll a
can be expected.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid VIII NEE
next Friday, Aug. 10th with Mrs Al
bert Taylor. who lives in Charlomont
They will go by way Of the Mohawl
Trail In Manserts bus. tt
Several In this place were badl,
affected with the intense heat Of las
week, among whom was Charlie
Brown, sr. He Is now able to be on
again Also Frank Wardwell wa
mado Ill.
The Grange program for Monda,
night Aug. 9Th, informal social hour
with conversations on the presen
work OF farm and household inter
spersed with music A light luncl
will be served.
Miss Worden from Connecticut
who has been stopping with hor'brotl
or.in-law. Rev. d. O. Abbott, for few
weeks. left last Friday for visit 4
her brother In Jonesyillc, VI. Sh
was accompanied by her little niece
Dorothy Abbott. Connell, Mr.. Al
bolts little son, will remain with hi
father.
] Mir. Graham, who lived near TN
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MANCHESTER

Regular service in Baptist church
next Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Leary of East Dorset
was in town last week.
Mr.. Bryant of Canada is visiting his
brother, Alden Bryant.
Regular meeting of Skinner W. r,
c. Friday at 2.S0 p. m.
Miss Mildred Marshall is spending a
few weeks in Bennington.
Miss Nina Marsh of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher and chill
dren spent Sunday in Sunderland.
Miss Marjorie Andrew of East Ar
lington visited friends in town recent
~.
Miss Edith Bowen is spending a
few days with friends in Bristol n.
Y
Mrs. Mary Kent, who has been Wis
iting friends in Sunderland, has re-
turned
Miss Mary Balch of New York city
ais visiting friends and relatives in
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tarbell of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of rela-
tiyes in town.
Mrs. Davis and two children of
Greenfield, Mass, are guests OF
friends in town.
Mrs. Ernest Fisher has been called
to pittsford, VT. by the illness of her
father, j. ii. Hathaway.
One was received into membership
of the Baptist church by Baptism
Sunday morning, Aug. 5.
Quite a number of Manchester boys
who were drafted, we're in Benning
ten Tuesday for examination.
Selwyn Brush and daughter, Win
ona accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
John Convey motored to Sandgate Sun
day li
The mems bible study class OF the
Baptist church met Sunday morning
\ al 40 a. IN. All men are cordially III
Yitoe
Christian Endeavor service in tn.
vestry of the Baptist church Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock Mrs r. Burr
Gleason, leader.
Mrs. William Atkinson and children
of Wallingford, Conn, are spendinl
a few weeks with her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. John Dimond
Edward Rastalls and daughters
who have been guests of their aunt
Mrs e. L. Wyman, have returned L
their home in Fowlerville. Mich,
Honor to another Manchester boy
Clarence HIosley, who enlisted in thu
regular army nearly three years age
has been promoted to the rank o
sergeant.
Services in Methodist church Sun
| day: IL o'clock morning service, /,
o'clock Sunday school, 1870 eyenini
service. Wednesday at 7SO midweel
prayer meeting.
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He Felt Like Ninety.

Nothing will make a person feel old
quicker than disordered kidneys, for
when they are not working properly
the whole system is infected with
poisons that cause aches and pains
in all parts of the body. A. w. Nor
gan, Angola, La, writes: "Oh |
suffered with pain in my back. am
43 years old, but felt like a man 80
years old. Since took Foley Kidney
Pills feel like | did when ! was 81"
They tone up and strengthen the kid
neys, and promptly relieve annoying
bladder troubles. Sold Everywhere
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NOTICE

To the taxpayers of the towns of
Bennington: A rate bill OF the town
taxes OF 1917 mas been placed in my
hands for collection as follows: so
cents on the dollar for the town tax,
20 cents on the dollar for the town
highway tax, IS cents on the dollar
for the town district school tax ]
hereby demand payment of said taxes
and notify you that Twill attend at the
bennington County Savings bank from
3 O'Clock a. m. until 3 o'clock p. M
There will be discount of per cent
on town tax II paid within 80 days
c. II. Dewey, treasurer
Bennington. Vt, DULY 10, 1917.
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NOTTCEas

To taxpayers of the Bennington
graded school district: A rate bill has
been placed in my hands for collection
as follows: S1.O5 cents on the dollar
on the grand list of 1917. hereby de-
mand payment for said taxes and mott
fly you that | will attend at the Ben
nington County Savings bank from 8
o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m
There will be n discount of per cent
on above tax if paid within 80 days
c. II. Dewey, treasurer.
bennington, VT, July Is, 1917.
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NOTICE
July 81, 1917.

Office Of the Board of Water
Commissioners.
On account Of the springs and
streams being unusually low at this
season of the year, notice is hereby
given to all patrons OF the village
water system who are in the habit
of permitting the water to run at
waste they must stop this practice at
once or the Board will be obliged to
take further action.
The use of sprayer connected to
Lawn Hose Is strictly forbidden,
the sue of Lawn Hose attached to
any other faucet other than faucet in.
stalled for a lawn hose purposes Is
not permitted and people who have
taken this liberty are hereby warned.
Board of Water Commissioners,
w. 7. Hogan,
Clerk.
Bennington, Vermont, July 31st, 1917.
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ROOFING JOBS

The partnership of Wood & San
horn having been dissolved ! am now
prepared to look after your needs In
Slate. Paper and Protex roofing,
Ridge roll and drip.
Either new work or repairs, II you
have alcaky roof give me, A call.
.a :" Frank NJ Wood
Phone 93-R. PUN = 506 IL Gage st.
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LiFE'S OBJECT.

The object of true uphrineing
lies not in merely inducing men
to Go good things, but TO find Joy
in doing them; not only TO main
tain purity, but TO love purity;
not to practice justice only, but
20 long and yearn for justice, to
work for it, to battle for il IL
need be.--John Ruskin.
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NOTICE
Dissolution OF Partnership

Dissolution OF partnership
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore subslsting be-
tween Frank Wood and Ruben San
born. heretofore carrying on business
of general roofing and tlnsmithing
at 100 Valentine street in the village
of bennington, in the county of Ben
nington and state of Vermont under
the firm name and style OK Wood &
Sanborn has been dissolved by mu
tual agreement as and from the first
day of January. 1917
Hereafter both Mr.. Wood and Mr.
Sanborn will continue in respective
lines of work. Mr. Wood will dc
stating and repairing. Mr. Sanboru
tinsmthing and repairing.
Frank Wood
Ruben Sanborn
July 81. 1917
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Bishop schoolhouse, has sold his
place to a MIR. Scott, who has already
taken possession. Mr.. Graham has a
position in Auburn, N. Y. Mrs. Ora
ham Is now visiting, relatives in
Florence, Mass, before going to her
new residence.
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ser Tiefe ait entreiben. Ser 3nud.
retter beItebt ats einem Smteritof
sbIinoer, elmer aalipatrone benz
Dlun6Itiid, oem %9ltmurgsiod uno
ben notigen observation-disclosures
SGmtIide Seile iirt0 an elmer
G%dmimmmeite ongebrodt. Sn benz
Wlunoitiid iino 5rpei @ertile atge.
Dos cine gum 9tltsotmten oo8
gum Ginotmen. Gie einge.
atntete 2iift miro ilber Die &oIi.
potrone, Die iogenonnte 9rd9erihe
&obleniGilre.Q (bi orptionSpdtrone, ge.
Ieitet, 6aourh bon Der GoGleniditre
9ereinigt un6 gelonet bonn in ben
QtmungSiod, bon mo- aus tie oers
mii6t nit Dem Soueritoff aus Dem
Saueritoff3Blinoer nieoer elr9eots
met miro. lin 6as @inoringen oes
g8oiiers IN Den a0rber 5u oerbtn.
bern, tuir0 bic g}oie nut elmer &leut.
ME geidIoIien, 6erner ge6ort at ie-
Dem &nltdretter cine Wetaqflaide
nit grfriifungen, SIN Safe Ser
@efo6r lueroen Die &nudretter 1T
mentgen Sefltnoen atl0eIe9t. Damn
miiiIen Die oberen 2llfen 6es Boo
te8, 0ltrd Oie sic geiobung Sos
8obr3atg oerIdBt geoffnct merocn.
@enn 0oS 9oot5tnnere NIT @aIier
aefilGt it, fam Dies o5ne weitcrc8
geidebeh o%n0erenfol8 muB crit
0ur6 0effnen Ser 8o0enoeutiIe @ni-
Ter eingcloiien mer6en, 0aatit Scr
1rltf I'M Snnern Deg 9oote8 Sent
8ritt BON oitBen qleid miro. 60
boIo 6ie Qltfen 4e6ffnet iiuo, tper-
Den cine ODER mebrere auitrie6bojen
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RcttMmospcrric6tmno
fir Gamcbbcctc!

SIM o~fqemeinen 1T Die anii6t
borberri6eno, idretben bic nSomb.
boB Der llnterieebootoienit
m4BeroroentIi6 gefdbrIi6 iet. 8on
Iof,leuten miro all Der Son6 Der
StatiItif bieie @niidt ols irrig Be-
seihnet. ~9l(leroing8 felt Der 3ienIt
altF einen ltnterieeboot iebr bobe
glnforoeritnqen oil Die f0rperIif)en
1n6 qeiItigen Sdbigfeiten Der Off.
5iere un0 MoitnidafterL tpobl emf.
be6rt 6os lln~terIeeboot iegliden
GanSerifubeS gegen fein0Ii6e sc.
lfoije, mobl beitebt bel gemeiniam
1inter @oIler operierenoen 9ooten
cine oerit1rfte 8olliiion8gefo1r, ober
Die ait8mobG Der 8einbung Der lin.
terIeeboote uno Die 8ertroutGeit Der
6ilbrer un0 2eute nit ibren 6o6r.
8eltQen bringen e8 nit iih, BOB
Sic l1nfoa3ifiern BET Der llutcriee.
Idiffabrt notwithstanding nidt qro.
ber iinb, ols bel Der Shiffabrt i'm
ollgemeinen. Sic 8ouptiorge bel Ell.
mem ~bobarierten Boot beitebt oarin,
Die N}onnihoften aug oen @raf 5u
retten. 3oS S6iffSmoterinI ieI6it
at be6en bIeibt elmer ipdteren 3eit
b~orbebolten. penu es ~it6erboupt
m0gIi6 1T. Sur &ettitnq Der @}arn-
idoit iino in Der oeittihcn Marine
Sic 8rGgerihen uSnuhretter" einge,
filbrt morOen, nit benen e8 mo9lidl
lit. Die 9eiabuuna f~rilhaeltia aenlla
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an eiren nit DISCRIMINATING berie-
6enen aabel al Die Gberfldhe oes
@aiIer8 oeLoiien. Gn oieiem aabel
fIettern nun ie atpei MtanH au glei.
der Belt ampor, nobel bic ShDimnt-
tpeIte ulO g(tnutugsidd ais auf-
trie6smitte[ mirfen. 6reilid fanr
Ser aufitieg nift in einem 8uge
Dor ii6 geben; bel Dem berihieben.
ortiqen Gtmoipdreforltd uno an Der
0berfl1de (bei 30 Wteter 8aiier.
tiefe fino 3 @tmoipb1ren lleberorud)
mitr0e 6ieS bon geiitnobeitliden
9ia6teiL fir bic 8eiabung ieir. Ges.
iuegen miro a. 9. bel elmer 8oiiers
tiefe bon 30 Metcr aritmalig bel Is,
0unn BEL 10 uno fblieBli9 BET 5
@teter @niiertiefe cine fur5e &altie
qentoft. lin ooS Snnebalten Der
ein3eInen S%tationen gu ermoglideh
lit Die DISCRIMINATING an benz aa.
bel angebra6t. 9n Der Sberflade
0c8 @olIers ongefommen, fam Der
yGoldretter" oltr4 cine beIon0ere
8orrtdtung obgemorfen iuer6en 10.
6oB nur 6ie S6ninmtpeite nln 80r-
per %berbIeibt. I'm cine Rett1tn9 Der
nterieebootSmonnidaften in ben
6dllen 3u erm0qIiheL tDern int Der
&09e Der l%tnfoGitele feline Stiffe
iin0, miro ~neuer0ing8 an ben Inter
~ieebooten cine Gdpimmboie otlae.
broft, Die itt ieI6ittdtig lot ioboI0
6o8 Boot ben @eeresbo6en beriibrt.
0urh cine beionoere &orrtdtlng
berien6et Die 8oie bic our6 elm
aabeI nit Dem Boot in 8erbinoung
bleibt, eleftriI6e 8eller, bic Silfe.
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Ser S,rmts Oes FraritcI,s.
gie er nor nuunebr 40 3aEreu in
Glhmpia entbedt mnrbe.

PTS Der Giibeder 4rf)aologe i.
b. 3ubu gcmeiniam INIT Dem 6rie.
len Goliug ais iunger 6oridcr
cine 9ieiie ourd oen 9eloponne8
~u1teruobnL fam er in Olympia in
benz QugenbIid an ais eiu bell.
itimmern0e8 glarulorbiloperf uott
Ger glusgro6uHgSitatte Der oelttihet
orGdologiihen aoumiiiion gum
S9uppen trau8portiert mur0e. IS
mar oaS @ilo zines Suugliig8 BON
meifen 8ormen, Die bon oenen Der
@iebeIiresfen uu6 6es 8ellstenlpeIs
offenbor qatl3 peridieoen mareu.
IS mar Der s. g}ai 1877. ga
e8 idon ounfeI mar, fonnteu Die
8ieiieuben nidt gleid binob, oriid-
ten aber Dem 6antaIigen Better Der
Olpmpioar6eiteu, Or. @uitao &irid}.
ielo, lire 6reiloe aus, 9eraoe gu
einem nellen, oiienbar bemerfen8.
nerten Sumo 8ure6t gefommen gu
iein. o5o," meinte 8iridIeIo, oion-
oerbar geuug, bier einer Oob pobl
romiiten Slaiue gu beaeguen, Die
troboem redt idon 5u lem ideint.
Gie be0ingte 6orm Der Iesten 8or.
tc mar augeiihts Der nod ausite.
6euoen aeiuigmg oes 9iI0perte5
g%ere6tferti9t.
Ger foIgenoe Morgen for6 Die
@aite iru6 aui, mo aIsbaIo 5og es
fe in Den Sduppen 100 Der ge-
beimnisopQe Juno rl5te. Grob Der
nod nidt eltiernten Geda BON @ro.
tei6reIten, a~altipuren, Sinter uhD.
fiel 3ubu ioiort Die DunoerDoae
allsfiibrurg 0e5 gtadten ulo oeS
@enan0es uHa in a~uifaqetbcm
Begeniabe oa3u, Die @ernadl0hi-
gung Der Gltieite uno oes @aores
1uf. Gr perba6Ite SiridfeIo ietue
Qleinung nidt, oaB 0a8 8erf fir
cine romiide arbeit gu Iebensooa,
bn gut ul0 babel at ungleid let.
IS miiie grietiid iein. sgtun ia"
meinte 5iridieIo, mir n~tttiien ie.
BEN. IS nur0e 4uftrag e@rteilt,
nit borii6tiger 8eini8uu9 Oe5 Bib
pertes at beginner.
g}ad 0eu geii6tiguugen BEG @or.
mittaq8 lift es 8ubu uidt, er
bat, ben i66nen Tremoling nod etn.
nal ie6cn 3u 0urien. Gtnas uuge-
bul6ia mpinie 6iridielo ld6elnO:
.afan merit, oaB Gle gerooe BON
Rom fominen (oort mar 3ubu meb.
rere Sabre nit Der Sanm[ung mo
Gcrarbeitung bon antifen belddItigt
gerpeien) un0 iolf ipate 0inge Sic
b%eion0ers interefiieren" Die &ei.
nigung bate in5UiidIen 6ortihritte
gemoht anO 9u9u fano leinen er.
item @inorud peritdrft. Gr ttat fir
prie6iide, 8iridiel0 fir romiide
6erfunft 0e8 8erfes Elm, mo bel
eide ieete itd Die erorterung Ieb.
bait fort. Man ipra4 bon Der
Bitn0itelle, mari Die Groge aut, Oh
bort nift Der aIte SeratempeI geIe-
aen BADEN fouue. Die Qufperfung
6ieIer 5roge %erinnerte 9rtbn oarau,
baB pouianio8, Der befannte grie.
hiide attnit. g16efer, ne6en Den
rdf3 aIten altnitperfen i'm 8eroion
ieiner Grinuerung nab aud Spdte.
res erDGbnt, mo er bat 8iri6feIo
Inn 3erte uad8uie6en. SirihfeI6 er.
5ob itt uno ging its anitoBeu6e
Nrbeits5tmner, Inn 8auionia8 8u
5oIen: mir iebten 5un1dit obne be.
ion6ere Sponuurg infer 6ri6itiit
iort nidt obne eineu Ieiie ider5ert-
BEN 9o0el Der freuuolihen 8irtin,
boB bic 8iiieni6aft uus ieIbit BEL
ciide feline Gu6e lieB.
ga Drrbe bic Cir raid ouige.
foBen, un0 non Der erbobten Steac
REF SirfdieIb, bag Bud bod in.
Der Sanb idpinsenO, freuOeitrab.
ap... Go~ran ,,s~ k1hstt
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ampfnnnstnn fir shmeine.

2tncolrL Deb 30. SUM. Ole
Ttootli6e @eiun6beit8beb0r6e mir
@ieb bat ben 10, Slli aI8 Sm-
pfungstdg fir ole 8dneine in SIC.
brnsfn angeiett oonit hurh SIN.
pfunqen eiuetn Qu8breden Der
GdmeinedoIern entge9engearbeitct
tuir6. Die 3ier1r3te ioaen oitfQe.
foroert mer6en, lire @ebilbren fir
SSSlr1pfen OH 6ieiem Gage UNI bic
&alfte berab5uiesell.
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AuS Dem Situate NeebraSfa!

ten borgenommcn, weI6e eeies.
wi6ri9 SdnopS aus @poming ulto
Siio. 2ofoto nod Nebrdsfo bereiu.
Qebra6t BADEN. SIN SeiuiotSort oes
@ouberneirs tuitr0e Elm Softer nit
100 GnortfIoifen 8bi8fep beidfoq.
nobmt. Geh5ie @olonen puroen
sebn gerionen obgenommer, meIhe
6as aeuermaiier III aittouobilen bon
Gii6. 0ofoto nod 3afotd Gountn
einihmug9eIn Dollten.