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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-10-22

Cash Assets over 81, 100000.
TTINSURES AGAINST Loss BY DEATH
4 and q Weekly idemnity for ost time,
caused by accidents, The Coo,Pany have
paid an average ef 500 dag for Six Years
for Death and eekIy indemnity claims.
Three Death losses aud about 50 Indemnity
claims have been paid during the last 4
years At their Watertown agency.
$500 or $3.50 pays for az Insurance Of
81, 600 aud $5 90 per week for One Year.
which provides against want or embaIras3-
ment by weekly compensation in case OF
q disabling accident, and secures TO his faEai-
ly a snu .-hich viii partially recompense
for loss 7Jne, Lost to the Family bE
the death + n. ofits supporters.
Policies issued and losses bs5mptly paid
by their agents, FULLER 4 LIaHIE02E.
Gfice ii Eoah block p st.
WatertoWn Wis. Dec 4, 1871 9
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-10-22
Goot8ol s Borohandt, Ag is


The Remington Sewing Machines are
rapidly becoming general favorites, and
every well regulated household should have
one t has straight needle, perpendjc-
ular action, makes the lock or shuttle
stitch which will neither rip nor ravel,
and is alike on both sides. Sews equally
wei either fac or coarse material The
Remington also gathersand embroiders, and
in fact as family machine it has no su-
perior. In style.and finish they are an that
can be desired. A number of articles ao-
company each Family Machine without o1-
ira charge. Call and examine the Reming-
ion Machine before purchasing any other
The Remington Company gives a written
guarantee for three years with every ma
chine.
G0ETSCH 6 B0RGHANDT, Agts,
Main Street. Watertown, Wis
, 1873-12-18
A BOor in l401f1c O.

We have read nothing moro disaBroeablo
about countryman lntely than the following
from tho Now York Post concerning Joaquin
Miller: "From private letter from Rome:
dntod Nov. 2. NO CLEAN the following account OF
a curious interview between two noted porHon-
ages: Joaqnin Miller, the Oregon poet. was
liore yesterday, md requested a friend to pre-
nent @ lin to Mlss Hosnor, Tho sculptor. The
interview Was thus describea to mo: Whom tho
studio was reached, Miss .Hoamer, appeared on
The threshho1d to receive hor guests. Attor tho
presentation, without making the usual aaluta-
tions, AIilor stopped short and, in bis ,pocultar
n,annor, e1ami,ied ourionsly Lis hostess, md
then blurted, Hosmer, Like your cyo.' The
circuit Of tho studio was then begun. Mllor
had but little 10 say until tho party approached
u fine STATUE around tho baso of which were
two serpsnts twued around one another: p1h These
a snyage. don't know ,nucl, about your haau~
tifal forms snd figures, but % know what It
serpent is like; aud dern mo i they amt tho
beautiful idonl affair Of Miss 1Ioancr. This
seemed to attract the poet immensely, for, after
n long stare, he ejacnlataa, gazing upon tho
marble, 'IIosmer, you're great man."
, 1873-12-18
UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.

A meeting Of the Union Park Congregational
Society WAS held Tuesda evening in tile lecturo-
room OF The church, Mr.. Bushnell Ia tho chair.
Tho proceedings openel with prayer by Mr..
bradley, nfter which the report Of tue Treasurer,
Mr. Mardor, wns presented. Tho report shows
the receipts Of tho year to have been S32 703D2.
including st,028.74 cash on haud Dac 81, 1872.
Thore was received from pew rents $40, 7S8.45;
from the rent Of tue church, 90 373 from Sum
day collections. 81, ,395.11 from tho Ladies' DO
novolent Society. 50, GS0.30; from the Sunday
school, 5000; from subscriptions to building
fund, sS,8lG. The total expenditures we're $751;
G70.87, Of which 81, 1876 WAS paid to tho lev. b1r.
Hclmer, the pastor 1880. 90 for music; S516,8A
for repairs; interest On mortgage and floating
debt, about $1,000.
was presented by tho Chairman, J. W. Butler.
It shows tho total aaHota Of tho church. Dec 81,
1872 to lavo been $2l7, ,150 of which 522D,006
roprcsonsn tue church property, and. $N, l5o un-
paid s,lbBcriptious and slip rents. The llabili-
ties. Jan. l, 1879, .wera sfollows: Bonded dobt,
$4,000: accrued interest GU tho aane, 81, ,666.G8;
iloating debit T96.627; interest on the same,
now DUE sa.453.34, duo on salaries, coal &c.,
e5,120. Total, s126, ,8C3.
Hot down as followa: Church property, e2ao,~
900; uncollcctoa subucriptious, 41o,25o; i;
tracts from Fob: ], 1874, to May !, 1874,
sl,l28e5. Tho liabilities Dec. 81, 1878,
include $780, 900 bonded debt. and 5000 interest,"
thereon; floating debt. 9a7.750, and 50, 100 III
terest thereon nnpRid expense account, 80, 7i0.
Total liabilities, $110,709.
The RESOURCES estimated for tho yoar 1874 arc
NJ follows: Slip rents, assessed, Sl8,l57, from
which dednot g, Is for non-paymonts, leav-
| ing S1s,Gio.e5; church collections, $4,000 !;
church rentals, $1,000 total, e10,o4o.25. The
estimated o1ponsea for thu year. Including snl-
aries, repairs ete are s13, sl1.G0, leaving sur
| plus OF 60, 4oS.55,
Tho Tr,.ateos recommend tho employment OF a
competent collector to collcot unpaid aubsosip-
tions slip rets ntc., it iahighlyneceaaay tint
! tho accrued interest and portion OF tho prin-
cpal OF tho lobt should be paid. At least $l0,-
0Gu should bs paia during the ensuing year.
Tho report waH accepted and adopted.
/ The Society then proceeded to the election OF
a Board OF Trustees for tho ensning year, with
| tho following result; J. v. Butler, John Mar
! dor, a. Farrar, i. Q. Polly, J.. Sherman Hall.
| htr. 8. y. Bushnell was chosen Treasurer. but
| positively deuinol to Horvo, Thoroupon O. II.
! Case waH eec,od. Nlr. A. @. Thomas was re-
| elected Clerk OF tho Society.
, 1873-12-18

appellant from J1tsticc'9 U0llrt bronBht cAao
t, Tho Superior COURT, but faod 10 pay, the SO
Clerks feo or dopostt 1t with tho JuHtIco, the
appelleo might pny the amount, docket lilo caBo,
pIa tl,on obtain ruto on tho appellant to repay
within ccrfatn limo, on giving him notice. Tho
Ju:leo HnIt 1t waa MI equitable rll0, md was tho
practice In tho Circuit Court.
THE GARDNER l0utE.
Gardner Il Gould wero yesterday ndjIt1icatod
banklnpts, and warrant isHuou retnrnnble Jni.
~, 1914, md Joshua Barrel appoiatod Pro-
visionnl Asaignoe. wits lowe to take porseaslou
Of tho hutnl and run 1t In the uBuul anu ordinary
coureo OF bustncss.
William II. schlmpformnpn. tito poti!ioniinTg
rocepis f Of the he sS hotoi arc 's not eqas @ 70 tic
oxponaes; tllat, owing to tho flna,,eal etnbar-
rnhamcnt Of the proprietota, naany Of tho
gueats l,nyo iott and 9,, ere ~ sl'o1htng, o1h :,
to 1000 month, md IL Increasing. Petitioner
thinks tho funds arc not applied to tho proper
onda Of paying tho debts, and therefore asked
for thc appointment Of said Barrel rs Asasnoe'
THE OTHER H1DE.'
Antlrow ]. duilfortl having played tho rolo Of
defondnut in y criminal prosecution, and III
three suits which were commenced TuoadRy by
David N. Ford against him, yesso1t turned tho
snSs 1 oer na es9ss @ s s II i isssso e s ds
agaa for tho alleged malicious prosecution, aud
bringing him up In thu Criminal Court
UNITED STATES COURTS
Tho Clay Fo end MarS lfa1s caGmInnny
Simon Alltlat,n mud Frederick A1lmanu brought
suit for 81, 1000 against Knspor Schmidt.
DANKhUrTOT 1TEa1B.
Robert A. Bower filed a voluntary potltlon to
bo adludgod bankrupt. Ills liabilities arc about
3G,8I0, aud hts assets two Bults Of clothes and y
trunk, which are exempt. Tho case was srefefrod
to Roglstor Hubbard.
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy yostorday,
showing his nssets to be about 9475,-afl Of
which IL oxsmpt,-whio bis liabilities arc about
80, 400, snd Is ltshlo also as guarantor FOR
asoas ns,s seq9 4ss Tile matter ""s r'foFf0d to
John JaBsey fIol the schedules Of his property
aud asks to bo declared bnulrnrt. Hts, debts
amount to about $12.200, and lis assetB nre
about 81 ,225. HiB case wns sont to tho hcRis-
William Clifford i,lod n petition to claim tho
advantages ri the Bankrupt law. His linbllltioB
fnot up *249 ,0GG,23, anu his nssots 81. Ito, OF
which about 5000 nre claimed to be exempt. Tie
papera wero Hent to tho Nosistor.
In tho case Of F1ancis h. Loring, An order Ok
dismissal was ontofed
Tho proceedings against Mnttliow Lonf wore
ordeteu to bo diHmisacd. unless objections are
George ". Campbell WAS appointed Assignee
of the estate Of Frank E. Aikon.
CRIMINAL COUNT.
John Hnnley vas tried on Charge Of assault
with intent to kill Policeman Dalton, mud wau
Illo case Of "Nick !" Gcary, implicated in the
Lizzio Moore robbery eomo months ago. will DO
tried to-day. Tho caao llaH alroady boon COLI
nnd Il will not likely bo postponed again.
BupEnron COURT IN uNtEF.
Harvey II. Thompson began n suit in as-
s1mpst agEsnst j. Young Seam3mon, ,.i.t Ginning
satio~ aranst ans Hi1 Henry T. ioaoro for Ike
amount.
Honry ". Martin hlea praclpe, claiming
, 1873-12-18
THE SOUTH SIDE PARK.

The Journal Of yesterslay afternoon had dis
patch from Washington stating that tho South
Park Commissioners had failed to effoot a loan
In Now York. We arc requested to state that
this Ia correct In no particular. Neltllor the
Commissioners, nor my ono acting for theul,
have boon trying to mako q loa1l, or to soil
noutls, in New York or elsewhere nor llays they
WHAT is uoant by tAo dispatch, Ii ia Impouniblo
to ouiocture,
, 1873-12-18


RAnNEs aas FOOT; FOYER soNoLL SAW, VAR.
i.Ine thick four iyo1 per ninHte: 6kRHiTr Y. Oh
, 1873-12-18
wANTED--TO RENT,

1VANTED-fo NnNT7A SNAIL oQTrA0N or
w or rnota suitable for housekeeping far gent and
wie. Furnished hnu.e prcterrod. would take house
partly furnished Mus. 10 non!ontcns to streocars aud
Adde'S. j. l.. 0AiipHlii.I. III Eass Madl.en:st.
, 1873-12-18


HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
NOR RAIle-HADDLES, RKID1.EF TEAM.lIAF.
ness. Wagon-coycr., lnTse.bnnkots, tnhbrF horse.
aud others. Government Gooda popo us aua ls1 East
Lakc-st.
T,DR sA LI:--u 70 EXDElANGR FOR SunU NRAN
prolIrrly. two valuable h1rs0B with harness, hnKGy,
A. inulfe a lo'aads aIsty M ~ rwants''cooud''t
Iron SALK-A MGR BROWN M0H1AN llOnA!I; Is
IL yrry gont!a AMI AuOd lryDr; worth about &t76i will
soil GarGAln, tr1du for horse Of osa value. Al
M,chIxan.a1.
l1AyE FON SALE LIGHT AND HEAVY TX.
press and dotyety MRKnns Of all kinds. also ons Day
lon waxun, att h0hsh canalst.
CLislIilS! sl.EIdIIa l-rljLj. AsS9RTalENT. OF
. dnlhto and tinxu purtIands, sauunl.Aand tun:K-
pos, hight grocnrY wagons. aud all chcap. HATllA-
WAYS, 6W hAlo.at.
IATANTEI-NEW AND HEpOND.llAND HUGGIEB,
w III xou orur, ts liye!y, far sash aud nul1enIa.
hurci rcai usNts. Caii At77 Wont Mahsto1.at. HAM.
NOND l. FuNk.
N AN'rED-TO RVY-FOK CASH, 4 I4Iu1iT TX.
nIos. Wax%a and h,nrse; asn .ot Of .so
cash ptiou. for tWo days, U s., Tribunu odcs.
, 1873-12-18

BDo11koopcrs. Clor1zs. DO.
11rANTED-.TWO EXrRrelHNt'ED DRY GOODS
w clerks At nj and 2c6 HcBE htadllsJnst.
WANTED-AY YOUNG MAN WHO TIlonouo1llY
w understands housekeeping, to take chhsgo OF snt Of
ionks and do ooectnE. Addfast u X, stating tor1ns,
rpfpfohcU, cto,, oAfG pi CaTTtpr 81,
, 1873-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


4 l6v.AORH HOMESTEAD AND 2 TOWN LOTS
II iron to each tuemhcr Of calpny. No irrigation;
rairoad faro nuy &la. For circular call on u. Is.
tE9 East Madison at
, 1873-12-18

nor SALE-T1IREE 4aACRE FRUIT FARMS II
Il Iunls, 35 mlles from st. LtlIs; a29o cach. cae
, 1873-12-18

and State stlcets.
SELLING L1ouon TO M1Nons.
a somewhat peculiar and interesting CASE was
On trial before Judge Dooth in the Circuit Court
yesterday. Emily B. Fleming brought MI action
against George Freedonborg, State street
Baloon~keopor. to recover for injuries snld to have
bcon Inflicted OH her by the defendant on tho 14th
OF January, 1872. sho a'logad that her son,
minor, was in tho habit OF visiting Treodel-
6erg'a aa1oon and there drinking liquor; that
she requested lilo proprietor not to lot him hayo
any liquor, but tho defa.sdant did not hood the
request; that, on tho day Aboye mentioned, alo
Aer son away from 1t, wl,en Freodenhorg, forci-
bly, elected lier from tho promises, broaliIns hor
arm and otherwise injuriug her. H1o now seoks
for damngoa In tho amount Ut $4,000. Al tho
cnse involves tho legality OF selling liquor to
minors. 1t oxcitcA moro than ordinary lntorast.
MONEY Y. DRAINS.
Frank Camp filed bill i'll tho Circuit Court
yesterday aRaiNat his passnar, George Egs4bsook,
He station That In July. 1874, lo formed q part,
iron cornloe businoss. Eao! partner WAS to in
vest al oQual amount and draw not to oxcoed
e0o week. Each contributed Sl,bD0, Camp
borrowing Ills st'aro FROM his partner aud paying
70 pof cent antotGyt sn f thoteon ua alleges
hranchoa Of tho huaiuasa, whiie de-
fondant know nothing OF II. 1sstalrook
IL charged with drawing largo Sums, und not
accounting thcrofor, and complainant alAo
lin foroibIy from tho rreEuIson, took poaaosnton
Of tile books. aud refused to allow hin, any oon-
neotion with tho business. Complainant foars
Eytabrook will collect the debta due, and tho In
come from tho business, and poukut it. Ao not
being worth anything oscept his share OF tho
huainoss. 1Io therefore asks u dissolution Of
tho partnership, an accounting, the appointment
OF RECOVER, and tlat tho firm property may bo
sold. ..---.-.
rnAor1nE IN APPEAL CANES.
Judge Gary decided yostelday that whore Al
, 1873-12-18

BUILDING MATERIAL.


l4EANrED-i6p,U UOV BRICKS, Will. PAX FART
W cash aud part rsal estato A. X. WATERS, lhs La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16
IsLA CUBA.

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- solnWa 4 Dwis = Il Mmsna 60.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16
GACETILLA

C0mpaiIGa dramAtlca de Anmexy-En
ell vapor correo de CAdiz ha negadO Dc
pasO para MayagIez este acreditado actor
que trae una magn'ica compania organi-
zada en- Ia Peninsula para trabajAr, como
oportunamente anunciamos, en- los teatr06
de esta isla Ademas de la aventaiada &C.
tris 81 espOsa, sus dos cunadas, tan inte-
igentes en- el arte, y sl Sr. Gallegos, trSA
el Sr. Annexy los siguientes nusvOs Artis-
tas: el Sr. Grifell, primer actor c6micO :
50 espOsa, Segunda aotriz, los ActOreS ca
ractersticos seiiores Cazurro y BArbOsa,
81 j0ven Sr. TOrmO y Otras parties Sscua-
darias.
Nos paFece que una yes que % hAllA e.
esta capital una compahla, IL mas compile
ta que hAee amos ha venido este pais,
no debe pasar & Mayaglss haSsA que No
de- algunAs funcioncs en nuestro teatro.
NosOtros, y con nosotrOa varios amigos que
nos han habladO do estO, rOgAmos al Se.
Annexy inaugure su cOmPaiia en- ID capl.
t1l No Scran tan egoistas los mayaglesa-
noa quo .Omen 4 NAL que i cOmPahiA -
de.enga Aqui Algunoa dias.
Haeemos essA indicacion por ls que
valgA
La 1SsAdlseleA De u Mor1AAAaA -
mnsstrA que las snfermedades cr6nicSs
mas falAles que la humAnidad estA on.
puessA, son las do "a garganta y pulmOues.
Por otro lAdo h eatadistica do la salad de-
musssrA que 81 Aceite do Higado dc Be-
calan a. 81 nejor romedio conocido parA
saGas snfermedadcs. 81 81 ArsiculO que %
administFa faera siemPrs purO, 81 n6merO
do caran saria mucho mayor. Engahado
mnchaa machas vecea poF AceiGss sH.
cioa, Inissnraaos fAlsi6cados. 81 p6blico
N sido snsshado por - dolorosa exps-
riencia conocer I'll vAlOr inestimablo d
| 4 preparacIOn lsgitimA, 81 Aceite dc H.
r.ao de BAealAo Dc I.aaman , Kemp. Con.
Ilnuamsnte hAy nosisias de- caaos en que
despuaa Dc nAaE, Acsites dc marcas adalte-
rn1na infsrIoFes sin recibir Il menor be-
nskeie, eurna Fkpldaa, J permanenssa han
aila Il Fesaltasio del uso 10 este fresoo, RI
- J caidAisaamsnla pFeperado rernedio.
| lisa eackAFAAa mcaclada con dOa del Poo
tafAl ~ Anacahaisa - Il mode mas facil
meIss n toaaAr Il Aceiso.
rGamtAmMe esm lma cahosnms-x.aa he1As
saeasa - slenpa para eAeF, y Is hores
vixrn - vernas aaiAmensa, paro 81 cabo-
lIa 4 eatk IaicloaamentD cuidaxio debe du-
re- lolA h via Naleiilo con 81 t6nicO
Ogisnanl j y hArz. No pasde psrdor -
vlKuF, heFnaMusa mienlraa ae ap'ique
snla saamnl.nss aaavs ! - raioos, j abrsl
ana b sheerveu
Lna aaanFna Il enccntrarnn 4 meIw de.
lamnA eamlrM - sAnaa L ealvicla' yde'
/ ~ - comnmleae - hernaso hFiIlo @.
lrUmnAa j rlaas, ! paFa - hafha e To- g
helsfSs - = FssPaxa1lea - AEF4danll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16

siguiente escrito que % nos Temite de va
bucoa. No 10 habismos insertado por ha-
b6rsenos traspapelado.
Hoy (3l de msrsO) ha sido Ia inaugu.
racion de la banda de- m6sica pertenecien-
to 4 nuestro benem9ritO cuerpo de volun.
tarios, vista y oida con 81 mayor sntu-
siasmo por los amantes de todo aquello
que tienda al engrandecimiento y lauda-
bles fines que esta dlcho institute la
madO & desempefar.
Ests banda est4 compuesta de Is md
sicos, 4 de ellos que cuentsn algun ITEM
po depractica, y los dem6s apenas cuen-
tan 6 meses de enSenanza. HemOs ad-
mirado no tan solo II cOrta edad de slgu.
nos, Sino tambien Ia asiduidad inteligsn-
cia del bien querido J entendido director
D. JosG Gsri, por "a habilidad , facilidad
para ensenar este arte que tanto entu-
siasmO , valor desPieTta en- el campo De
batalla.
III instrumental, sdquirido por 10 inieiA-
tiva de suS dignoS Gefss Sres. Vallecillo
y Anglada, ha Sido Costeado por loo mis.
mos individuoS del cuerpO.
Segun hemos entenddo, csta banda
puede, no teniendo compromise con b
compahfa, acudir al llamamiento de- Otra
que 10 necesite, bien para el mismo tiR
8 para 6estas bales g., pudiendo CON loo
mismos m6sicos formarse una orquesta
religiOsa que conste de die2 individuOA.
Las piesas qua ejecutaTon hoy fueToa,
IN paso doble, fagiDa.y llamada, con h
mayor perfection y maestria, paFtiendo
& Ia cabeza de Ia seccion des1e Ia plaza
hasta 81 Sitio designado 90 las afueraS do
la poblaciOD, donde tienen lugar loS eieE-
cicios del tiro al blanco, regresando del
mismo modo, recorriendo las GALES de d
pOblacion.
Ha Dido aumenta,'o el ndmero de los
voluntarios en- mas de Ocho, cada die
vemos vienen mas { solicitar 50 inscrip-
cion. lBieu por sus jefes! lBien por los
voluntarioS yabucoetOs! lBien poT 81 di.
rector = gu festiva banda!
Antes de terminar, permitido nos sea
no dejar en- olvido 81 entsndido instFuc
tor de Ia compahfa el captain gradusdo
de infsnterfa D Tomas Mora Roux, quien
con 81 cello, asiduidsd y finos modales que
le adornap, no tan solo ha conseguido
colOcar Ia cdmpahfa 4 Ia altura on que %
encueutra en- 81 ejercicio de las srmas,
sino que ha merecido y merece ell aprs.
clio y consideracioues que le tributa u
cuerpo y demas amigos que le aprecian.
Dispense V Sr. Redactor, 81 estilo po-
CO correcto que hemos empleado, perO
como es la verdad 10 que exponemos, es-
to no necesita vestiFse con frases po9tcas
nj estilo elevado: nuestro fin es hacer p1-
blica nuestra gratitud y admiration por el
Objeto que nos ha impulsado & empunar
nuestra novicis pluma.
Somos de V. con Ia mayor considera.
cion sus atentos amigos s. s.
@. B. s. If.
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sitAdo poF lantA genta como 10 20 en ID
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Der GutoeGer 0e5 @etrofenms.

Sic 2egislatur Yennipluaniens bat Sol.
&. 6. Srafe auT feline uno leiner 6rau
2ebensSeit cine S%abrespeniiOn BON $500
bemilli9t.
Srafe mar ndmli9 Der Yipnier oes Ye=
trpleumgei6dftes i'm @lesbenD=Sbalc, mo-
feline 9rpBen 0eroienite UNI Die Se9riin=
ouns unb erIte G%ntipideluns oieies 10 be-
beutenoen SanoelsSipeiges bon Seoermann
anerfannt iino. Gr lebte in 1857 81 Nep
Sapen in Connecticut, als er 5uerit auf Die
Soee fam, na6 Dem Dele Su bObren, oas
i'll jener 3eit BON Selquellen 9eIammelt
wuroe unb cine mD6entli9e @usbeute BON
etiua einem Barrel sepdbrte. SIN Sabre
1858 begann er bamit unb erfano frrS ba=
rauf Die eilerne SreibrObre uno Die Dirt uno
@eiie, lie einsutreiben, ipie Tie mod jebt in
ben Oelsesenoen in 9rau6 lit. Gr nabm
aber tein Yatent auf feline Grlinouns uno
bieielbe tru9 ibm odber aud ME etlpas Elm.
Cine S9iloerung bon ben entbuliaitis
l9en 4nItren9ungen GOl. Srate's, Die
Selprobuction sur G%ntpideluns 81 brin=
gen, iuiiroe einen biden Sano fiiQen. Gr
paro iiber iein Beginner perla6t, elm nGrs
rider Speculant 9eI6olten, ia lOgar fir's
Srrenbaus reif erfldrt. aber als Der Or
fol9 enoli6 leine S%emiibungen trDnte, uno
Die erite Selquele Die GOrrettbeit ieiner
Sbeorie na6ipies, oa mar er nieoer9ebro:
den, franz uno obne einen Sent in leinem
Seiibtbume. @r perlpr ales, mas er in
SeQQnoereien an9elegt bate, uno Der 9ro=
&c 6aufen Spefulonten, Del6e ME Die
Seliareden iiber oes armen Sr0te SER
ni9tete 0ofinun9eu 6ereinittir6tc, bemG6=
tigte lid oes @ei6ditcs, unO Udbreno Der
cine She'll berielben lid &ei6tbiimer err
worb, trieb Der auorre Dem gontcrotte 5u.
8or eini0cn ,So9ren lammelten Die DELE
proOucenten auar $1,000 Iir N{r. Ora
tc. 26Cr Oieies @elo 1T ouI9cbrau&t, uno
| Der Qrme Wann lebt nunmebr in duBerlter
9iriti0teit Su Bethlehem, ga. Gr bdngt
bC5u9li6 pes Alern6tbigIten BON Dem Gr=
merbe Der Nooel ieiner 6rou ob, Oa et
our6 Die beitdnOtge Ausiebuns in Den Del
rc9ionen iudbreno leiner Nnltren9unger
lid cine TOl6e Gdbmung 5u9eSo9en bat, oGf
er teiner Sel6ditigung Oblicgen fam.
Die 9eipiligung elmer YeniiOn BOZ
$500 ober, mel6e linn BON Der Ge9islatul
oes Stoates YeunIDlpanien, tdr9li9 9enu9
6eluiQi0t morocu III, mus in &iidii6t leinet
0er0ienIte ni6t ais Elm Nit Der WobltbG'
ti0feit, ionberu mr. Der @ere6ti9teit an9et
ieben meroen. NDlo.)