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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
CLARI,MORE.

Mrs. Glenn Berryhill of Sapulpa came FRI
day for visit with relatives.
Misses Hope Sutton and Cora Parsley
came in Friday evening from Tahlequah for
0 weekend visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ii. &. Bennett. who has been q guest
at the home OF her sister, Mrs T. NJ. Briseoe.
for several months left saturday night LOT
kunsas City. Mo, for visit.
Miss Edna Huffman of TahleQuah arrived
in the city Friday evening to spend the
week end
Miss Re,a Zinn left Thursday in company
with Mrs. Fred Arterberry and mother for
Colorado Springs. Col. to be gone two weeks.
She is taking her vacation, being an en-
ployee Of the Johnston Abstract Loan 20.
Mrs Arterberry and mother viii spend the
remaining summer months
weeks visit with relatives In Missouri
Mrs y NJ Fountain has returned from a
weeks visit with her mother at wichits, Kan.
Miss Ruth Hargraves left Sunday for
visit with her sister. Mrs. j. L. Burd OF OK
mulgee.
for the past few days, returned to his home
here Saturday.
Miss Bersta Stark. who is attending
Browns Business college at Tulsa, arrived
here Friday for a weekend visit with friends
and relatives.
apolis Ind, arrived in the city Monday They
were on their way to lnola to spend two or
three weeks.
Misses Harriet Nolan and Bobbie Harris
were visiting with Mrs. Joe Chambers
Thursday.
Joel jackson and daughter, Mrs. Snodgrass
OF Grenade, Kan. are visiting at the home OF
Russell Paulser and Harley Stanley OF
Chelsea spent Friday here visiting friends:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Yates left Monday morning
fnr thair old hame GrenOln Kan. for q few
Mrs. s. Runnels left this morning for
Grenola, Kan, where she will spend few
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hal Wingate OF Tulsa spent Monday
In the city on business. She was accom-.
panied by her sister. wauhilla LaHsy Of
, Muskogee who was en- route to Nowata for
. visit with her aunt Mrs. w L. Moore
Miss Maude 4. Coksr and Levi wilhoit
were joined In marriage Sunday at the home
Of Fred HILL justice OF the peace.
| Mrs. 8. G. vinson and daughter Frances
/ returned from a visit to her mother at Fort
Smith Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. l.. GoodAle and son George Lucia
Of Tulsa returned home Sunday after visit
with her mother Mrs. l.. v. Lane.
Mrs. 8. r. Bushy Of Jefferson City. Mo,
sister Of Mrs W. ". Stephenson, left Thurs
day for vonaistyne. Texas, TO visit with her
mother.
| been tho guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ed Gregg
| for the past ten days, returned home Tuesday
Miss Ruth George Of 0ilton is in the city
the guest Of Miss Mary Green.
J Miss Rachel Adair left Tuesday morning
1 for . short visit with friends In Nuskogee
| Lavelis Hale returned Saturday from Z
weeks visit with friends and relatives to
| points In Texas and Arksnsss.
W. d. Mcclure entertained the memberi
Of the Monday Evening Fitch club this week
For ths first time In the history OF the eluh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
BIsISTOW.

Misses Mary vickers and Bcrnice Freeland
were Tulsa visitors one day last week.
Mrs. y. n Bond is enjoying a visit from
her sister. Miss Dora Cook of Missouri.
Miss Bess Brown was the guest of friends
and relatives in Muskogee last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Webster of Tulsa were
the guests OF Bristow friends last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss varie Farmer OF West Virginia is in
the city and will spend the summer with her
sister Mrs. Leon Thevenin.
Miss Lucille Lyons and brother Harold are
spending few weeks visiting relatives and
friends in Muskogee.
Mr. and Mrs n T. Gilbert and children
OF Tulsa spent Sunday in Bristow, the guests
Of j. W. Teter and other friends.
Miss Sarah Kinnard, who has been the
guest of Miss Yukola Gilbert Of Tulsa. re-
turned home the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes Jones and children
are spending a two weeks vacation at their
old home In Sails. Miss.
Miss Jessie Peacock, who Is attending the
state normal at Edmond, spent Sunday in
this city with her mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Heath has gone to Boulder,
Col, where she will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Towner and two daugh.
ters drove to Kansas City In their auto and
spent a couple OF days with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. +. I. Sims and their guest,
Miss Sims OF Kansas City are visiting rela-
tives In Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Myers enjoyed a Sunday
visit from their daughter. Miss Olga Myers.
who is a student at the state normal In
Edmond.
Miss Nola Sharp. who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. X. ". Yakish for the past
fortnight, left Sunday for Goodwell TO visit
her parents Prof and Mrs. J. + Sharp
Mrs. Yakish accompanied her sister as far
as Oklahoma City.
Mrs. c. NJ Dickson and daughter, Miss
Margaret, and II. T.. Dickson OF Carrolton.
Mo-. after a visit with Mrs Dickson's sister.
Mrs. X. c. Kinnaird. have returned to their
home.
Rev. and Mrs W. l.. Broorne were Tecumseh
visitors last Tuesday. Reverend Broome was
called there to preach the funeral OF friend
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Propst have returned
from a visit with friends at different points
In Tennessee.
Miss Elsie Griffith. who has been attend
Ing school in Sheldon. Mo, for the past year.
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs NJ, Jones are spending a
month at their former home In Sails. Miss.
They were accompanied home by Miss Hun
Nichols OF Durant. Miss, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Jones for ,ne past month.
Mrs. A. s. Appleby OF Stroud was the
guest OF friends in this city the first Of the
week. She is now visiting her daughter, Mrs
D. H. Eden Of Tulsa
Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Corey and family and
Miss Gladys House have returned from a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. House
OF Millpr, Mo. They were accompanied back
by Miss Opal House, who will visit here for
Q few weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
COC1AL SIDE
~ of the STATE
DRuMIiIGiiT.


Miss Maya, fawlkss has returned from
Mushoeee, wheso she has been attending bust
Mrs ' j. i. Wilson is spending week Wis.
iting relatives and friends at Byers.
Mrs \. j. fesslcr is entertaining her
brother. Emory Thresh, and his friend, Bud
Owens. They are soldier boys from Fort
Sill and were given furlough to spend the
nations birthday with their friends
Misses Lillian Wilson and Anna Clark and
Messrs Arthur Ray and Leo Borlan motored
to 0ilton Monday and were the guests of
friends for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Combs Of shawnee ara
visiting friends In this city for a few days.
Mrs Scott Robinson, who has been the
week. has returned to her home In Oklahoma
City.
Mr. and Mrs. orin Laudrich. after spend.
Ing a few days with their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7 B stubblefield OF this city. have
returned TO their home In Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7, j. Lyons Of Buffalo, N. Y.
are visiting their son, VI, Q. Lyons, whom
they have not seen for the past sixteen years
Mr. Lyons, ir., is connected with the Buffalo
Gas company,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schultz are spending
their summer vacation In Colorado Springs
and will be absent several weeks
Mr. and Mrs W II. Wilson and children
started this week for Washington, ID. G. They
will make the trip by automobile and will
visit many places Of interest while en- route
Miss Mary shivey Of Oklahoma City is
spending a few days in this city AS the guest
OF Misses Matte and Connie Leaiherock
Mr. and Mrs j. i. Daugherty and soI
Wayne are visiting the father OF Mrs. Daugh
erty. H. l.. Shaffer, in Quay.
Miss Matte Leathcrock left Wednesday for
Hot Springs. Ark. where she will visit
friends for some time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

Mrs. Robert Gillian and Harold Little Of
Tulsa
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Glendenning Of Chau.
tauqua Kan, are visitors in the city this
week tho guests OF friends.
Mrs. Leo Johnstone has us her guest this
week hor sister, Miss Evelyn Marcy OF Tulsa.
Mrs. j. n. Druce Of Ramona returned home
the latter part OF the week after visit In
the city, the guest of hcr sister, Mrs. J. W.
Masters.
Mrs Lucille Cox and daughter, Miss Dor
othy are visitors in Tulsa this week. the
guests OF Mrs Jack Allen.
Mrs. Matte Duke Is u visitor In Spring
field. Mo, this week, the guest Of Mrs. J. w.
Bowers
Mrs. c. J. Flcsher left the latter part Of
the week for Joplin. where she expects TO
remain several days visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs John Zinkman were visitors
In Topeka, Kan. last week, the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Fritz.
Mrs. W. T. Morrow had as her guest last
week Mrs. II. 7. Parent Of Saskatchewan,
Canada
Miss Dorothy Hampton is spending the
week end in Checotah visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs A. A. Alworth left the early part Of
the week for a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. u. Eagles. in Thayer. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Williamson OF Parsons
returned home Tuesday after few days visi,
in the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Applegate.
Mrs. Irene Wyatt Is spending the week in
Parsons, KAN visiting relatives
Mrs. W. + Johnson and daughters. Ruth
and Janice returned Tuesday from . visit
with friends in Sapulpa.
Miss Ruby Metcah Of Joplin returned home
the early part OF the week after brief
visit In the city the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Liscum.
Miss Eva Williams is spending the weele
end in Henryetta visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarty and niece.
Miss Reva Beeler, are visitors in DeQueene,
Ark, the guests Of Mrs. McCarty's mother.
Mrs X. II. Spencer.
Mrs W K Allen. accompanied by Mise
Dorothy Kirk. left the early part Of the week
for Manitou, Col, where they expect to spend
the summer
Miss Marguerite Behning has as her guesS
this week Miss Tresa Slopey of Rich Hill. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Biscuit color or tan is the better
choice for the average woman.
Afternoon Dress for Summer.

Biscuit color or tan is the better
choice for the average woman.
Afternoon Dress for Summer.
The afternoon dress illustrated is
made of tan crepe meteor combined
with georgette crepe In the same
shade. The braiding of soutache Is
sci IT, colored. Navy blue charmeuse or
taffeta may be effectively substituted
tor tan meteor combined with gcorg-
cite crepe in tan or putty color. The
braiding aid braid ornaments on the
sash ends may then be blue or tan.
This dress is made over from an old
peg-top skirt, because after all the
barrel skirt of 1917 is only a revival
of the old peg-top skirt with the full
ness lowered to knee depth. A loose
waist OF georgotto crepe was cut from
shoulder to hip line. The sleeves are
sewed in. The neck Is square and fin
ished with a wide collar of crepe me-
teor. A zigzag braid design is set
Gcross the front line Of the neck.
Similar braiding Is used on the sash
which confines the fullness around the
waist. This gown while of the chemise
.ype-d does not fit too loosely or give
"boxey" effect to the figure. A band
of braiding is used around the edge
of the gcorgette waist just above the
joining of the skirt. This bodice and
skirt should be mounted on a slightly
fitted lining of China silk or mousse
line de sole of the same color as the
gcorgette crepe. 1t may be held over
the shoulcr with straps Of blue rib
bon and finished around the camisole
lire with wider blue ribbon ending in
II flat tailored bow over the bust. The
In sleeves are completed by deep
pointed cuff Of meteor This cuff may
hn han,sf ifehad N thn slpaVaa fin
ished with a small cording. A narrow
fold Of tan georgette makes an at
tractive finish at the wrist. A band
of geOrgette crepe braided like the
waist may be set in across the front
of the skirt.
Black Gown for Summer Evenings.
The other frock Is simple dress OF
black meteor and net. The all-black
dinner dress is usually effective and
remains fresh indefinitely If pressed
occasionally. A jumper waist Is cut
from an old dress Of meteor. A sur
plice guimpe OF black net, picot edged.
fills in tho square neck making a V
opening back and front. Short sleeves
of net picot edged. are plainly sewed
iintO the armhole OF the jumper. A
band OF black is sewed flatly on each
shoulder. Jet mail heads are sewed
across the square jumper back and
front. band OF jet finished with a
ball fringe of Jet beads is attache"
apron wise to the front of the over
skirt This overskirt was made from
the old dress of black charmerse, 1t
is shorter in the back than in the
front. A narrow. flatly gathered skirt
OF black net falls beneath the over
skirt. Under this Is worn a black pet
ticoat. This frock would make up ei-
fectively OF lavender charmeuse or
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NOWATA.

Mrs. Hattie Pritchard is spending few
days in Kansas City with her daughter. Miss
Gladys Pritchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O Lytle OF Independence
spent Wednesday in this city as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Tillotson.
Mrs. G. G. Harmon and Mrs. W. o. Strother
have gone to Colorado Springs, where they
will spend the remainder of the summer
Mrs. Sam T. Wilkinson and little son,
Sam, jr, left Wednesday for Colorado Springs,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Cleopatra Ray and Col Isaac n.
Stothard OF this city were married Wednesday
night at the Methodist parsonage, Rev Robert
H. Selle performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stothard will make their home In
Nowata.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Crenshaw have re-
turned from their honeymoon, which was
spent In Minnesota and Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Campbell left Tuesday
for Greenvile, Tenn. where they will spend
the summer as the guests OF relatives ana
friends.
Moore have returned from Kansas City, where
they spent several days as the guests OF
Miss Helen Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matheson returned
Wednesday from trip to Kansas City.
Miss Doris Best and Miss Gladys Edmiston
returned Wednesday night from lndepend
ence. where they were the guests OF Miss
Bernice Wilson
Mrs. J. A. fillotson and Miss Nell Han.
cock left Friday night for Fort Smith, Ark,
where they will visit Delos n. Tillotson, who
is In training there.
Misses Nell Hancock, Beulsh Mccartney.
Esther Kivett and Messrs. Leo Matheson,
Claude Patton and Everett Watt motored
to Dewey Wednesday night
Mrs. T. b. Moore Of saltwater is in this
city for a few days as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. John Lowrey, and Mr. Lowrey
Mr. and Mrs. c y. Comstock left Thurs
day for Boston, Mass, where they will spend
several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

Bevo made its appearance in tho refreshments.
Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Brown in Prep addition
Rev. H. NJ. Gardner Joined in marriage Miss
Ethel Graves and Fred Hilton. both Of this
city. The wedding was u very quiet affair.
present
Mrs. j C. wurtz and children Of Perry,
who have been in this city for n ten days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed Gregg. returned
to their home Tuesday after very pleasant
visit
Miss Pauline Burgess left Sunday for a
two weeks visit with Miss Mildred Elliot
OF Tulsa.
Mrs. W. J. Mccain went to Miami Tuesday
to spend Q few days with friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
BARTLESVILLE.

Miss Mabel Morley OF Des Moines, Iowa.
returned home Monday after a brief visit In
the city the guest Of her father. II. Morley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Keifer were visitors in
Kansas City last week.
Miss Maria Strope oS Joplin returned home
the early part of the week after a few days
visit in the city, the guest OF Mrs W. d.
Hilton.
Miss Pearl Keyes 10 entertaining Miss
Fannie George of Kansas City this week.
Mrs. @. +. Woodring was hostess to one
Of the very pleasing weekend parties, enter
tanning the members OF the Mistletoe club at
o clock luncheon Spring flowers in
profusion ornamented the rooms and dining
room table, where a dsinty two-co lunch
con was served. Out.of.town guests were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

BY GERTRUDE HERESFORD.
4 In spite Of the demand for sports
clothes every woman should possess
at least one afternoon gown and one
evening dress. The colors chosen for
these frocks are of great Importance
Old gold is very much used this year
nnd absinthe green comes In for much
popularity. Both these colors should.
however, be used sparingly. Unless
relieved by black. white or flesh pink
near the face. they are very trying
for all but the faultless complexion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

John Brady. u. Il. Unger. Phil J. Uehnhard
n, d. Menifse. Harvey Ri'hardson, G.: "
Ealy, C. L. MoCalmm, Mrs La nellie Me
keover, Mrs Maddox, Mrs Kelly. Mrs. Baker
and Messrs. Ted Kittrcdge and joe Shoff;
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farr Of Sand Springs
and Mr.. and Mrs Il. " Sliirk OF Marcelne
were guests Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Carter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08

The Slender Girl.
No thotless sneer today Is felt.
She's svelt
While stouter girls incline to melt
She's svelt.
A winning card to her is dealt.
She's svelt.
That nifty term deserves the belt
She's svelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
sSpGns-9l -9lutnrseIdidtlidcs.
Seioen, Oos odt @ro5ent Gooesopfer
forOert, 6olo 6eiiegt9

9lein pat6ologii6 betra9tet, lit
6efanttlib nur ipenig llnterI1ieo
5wiiden Dem G0rper 0es Menihen
unO oemienigen ser SGuget6iere; 10
5ientlid olle &ronf9eiten, pel6e
6eim Wieni6en oorfommen, treten
au1 bel Sdueetbieren out man6-
nal nit einem onoeren gamen be-
legt, o6er b01Itens in Der 6orm ct
mas perihieoen. llnO fait ale arnnf-
beiten, pel6e boripiegeno oieie
E6iere beimiu6en, t6nnen ii6 aud
auf Meniden leiHt ii6ertragen.
Ebierdr5te f0nnen On6er in ibrer 9e.
6ahOlungspeiie meiitens peieutlid
oieleIben Sobnen perfolgeu pie oie
Meni6en-9ler5te.
God Itobt man bin unO pie0er
aui cine 9lusno6me bon oieiem ge-
meiniam franf6eitli1en S9idial
oOer ieiner IR0glidfeit. Gin offent-
li1er @eiunObeitsor5t 6ebt in elmer
amtli1en gl6bonOling ole aliffallen-
oe S6otlo6e 6erpor, ooB oas ~.
pbusiie6er iif mir 6eim MenI6en
Ooriin0et, obpobl man nnne6men
iollte, oaB Sen llriaden Die eelu0bn.
lid nit ieiner @ntitebrng in ger6in-
Dung gebradt merOen nie perieud.
tes Srinfmalier, ole Sbiere minoe-
items ebenio piel ausgeiebt iiuo, mic
oie @leni9en.
9ie @rforidung 0es Gppbus II
aud nlongiomes 6ieber" ooer ,,nie,
briggs 6ieber" genonnt uno nod nit
bcridieocnen ionltigen 9llioien be.
Bei9net IT. bat in oen letten S1br.
5ebnten be0eltenoe 6orti6ritte ge.
mo6t obne iiber ale einidlGgigen
S5rogcn 2luffIGrrng gebrodt gu bo-
ben. Ginitimnig 1T bon Der dr0t-
liden @iiienidoft Der EDpbus ldnglt
ouf Ole 2iIte Der Dollfommen Oerbilt'
barren &ronfbeiten geiebt moroen.
glber ieine tboti16lihe @erbHtung
ldBt nod biel 0u niiniden ii6rig, uno
etpa odt SBro5ent oerer, melrbe bon
Oieiem 2eiOen 6efallen weroeu, lter-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07

sen 9tuoeniortcn beionOcrs fiir sic
Eafel 6elie6t iinO. @os ibre SHmod-
6aftigfeit Gerooulihfeit unO ibren
gtdbrwert6 on6etrifit, 10 Ite6en iie
auf qlei6er Stuie nit anoeren Sill
ienfriidten. Sbre Oelifate uno ange-
ne6me g8ir5e giebt i6r ioaor einen
geluilien Gorrang
Gonpeas Weroen in Orei Sormen
6enubt - in ser Sbote, friid oocr
troden lngcfd6r mie Stangen6ob-
nen CRIME Gr6ien uno trodene Orb.
fen S6re 3ubcreituug lit ungefd6r
Oieielbe. Nlan mag iie nit Wlil6 uuN
Butter pie &artoiiel-@ -@urce ieroiren
ooer ais GroquetteS nit 9roOfrl-
men, ge6raten ODER ge6aden ooer
ais Suppe. @ep66nlic6 peroen ,iie
ais folgeuOe @cri6te aufgetragen
@e6odene Gowpeas, GoppeoS -Suppe,
@ompeoS @uree, ge6adene Gowpeos
mO adie, ais griab fir 6Ieiidipei-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07

ben 0oron. 0os lit sic 0urdidnit
libe Sooes5iffer; bel gelegentlide
Gpioemien mag Ous GerbaItniB ii9
beOeutenO i6linrmer geltalten. Co
pobl Die @eiauutbeit II ooer ibre
@ertretllng II mie Scr @in5elne lai-
fen offenbor nod nidt geniigen0e
Goriidt ouf 6ieiem @e6iete wolten;
ionlt tonnte oieie @efobr ma6ri6ein-
lid DoaitGnoig controlirt neroen.
9lber Der Sppbus biloet ia nod longe
ni6t Oos ein5ige 2ei0meien in Oieier
Sinii6t.
Gieies lSie6er miro 0ur6 einen
mw mifroifopii6 iidtboren, piIon5-
lrien &eim pcruriadbt, Der lpie ein
fur5es Stdbden ousiiebt. @s lit Der
unmittelbore @rreger, a6er man6er.
lei 6oftoren mogen feline @ntpidllng
inO Gerbreitlng 6egiinitigen. Ger
aranfbeitsfeim tritt our6 0en N}un0
in Den &0rper Elm un0 DerldBt i'm in
9lusi1eiOungen aber aui olerlei
Strt orinet er pie0erum in Oen Nhln0
Uon @Renibeu, wie 0ur6 Oerinreinig-
te Singer, 6liegen mo ionitiee Sn-
ietten, gia6rlingsmittel rno 6Iiiilig-
feiten.
SIN peientli6en lit S0pbus cine
&ronf6eit 0es errua6ienen iilneen Se-
bens. @eni9itens lit Die @rfronflmg
dIierer Seute nibt 10 wa6ri6einli9,
~ gum 9uten Sbeil po6l oesmegeik
neil iie in i6rcn iitngen Sabren einen
Iol6en 9lnfaQ erlitten aber 6eltonOen
Daben unO io5uiagen imnun iinO.
Smmer6in ober erliegt all9 cine be-
trGffi1e 8a6l Berionen mittleren
9afers Dem EDpbus. @s iei in oieier
@e5iebung MIR ooron erinnert, oaB
cu6 Der oeutiGe 8rin5gemabl Der
a0nigin &ifioria bon england i'm
idonen 9llter bon AZ SSobren om 3D-
pbus geltorben lit. (9lm IA. 0e3em-
bcr 1863 SIS lieBe ii6 nod an rie-
len 6daen 0artbun, Dob Der EDpbuS
IN alien @eieai6aitsidicbten Spier
iu9t, freilib in drmeren melt
mcbr. lIno ooG 6ralidt er eigentli6
nireenos @rnte 3u 6alten.
@s fommt miA bel an0eren
aranf6eiten Dor, i'm 6eionOeren
N1aBe aber beim 9Dpbns, Dab Elm
betradtlider @ro5entiob Oerer, mel
DIE bon Dem 2eioen geneien, audi
uodber cod 81 &ranf6eitstrdgern
miro. G6gleib ielber geilnOet idei
0en iie nod Oie Sraanisnen aus i6-
rem SDiiem aus. Sol6e 8erionen
tragen nidbt menig 5lr o@erepiglng"
Oes 2eioens bel. Sod lit begriinoete
Soffnmg oor6anOen, DAB 6ellere ge-
iuuO6eitlide Siiriorge in bielen Gin
gen. 3. g. &einli6feit in ser 9lob.
runqs5uiu6r unO -9(uf6epa6rlln5,
ollgemeine Sdaifung gutter aloofen-
SDiteme-i iolhe melde Oie Oerieud-
ten 9lbiallsitoiie pirflid beieitigen
uno ni6t cine @aiierIeitlmg oamit
berunreinigen IT oie griinolihere 9e-
fdmpflng ser 6liegen, &aferlafen Il.
anoerer SGmib-Snieften, in0 Oer-
ItGnoige 9e6onohlng ser 9ppbus-
&atienten ollentbalben ms i6IieBli6
bon Oieiem llebel 6efreien peroen.
@or nod nidt langer 8eit mar
Tppbus aud cine eroBe @eiiel Der
ariegsbeere; ober bier lit oie @efabr
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