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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
COUNTY.

Courier Of yesterday.
County Court on next Monday. the 2lst.
We regret to learn that John r. Scott,
Esq, Is seriously III.
Tho Disciples Of Wellsburg are holding
q revival, and have already received tween.
'ty.seven now members. The choir Of the
Disciples Church, OF Steubenville, went
down in a bus, last Sunday night, and
helped in the services.
Nicholas spivey, Morgan H. Miller, and
]. N. Evans, commissioners appointed to
hold the late election at the Court House,
met on Monday last, being the fifth day
after said election, to count the ballots and
perform other duties as required by law.
The result was the same a given in last
weeks issue, with two exceptions; Mr.,
Quinn's majority was found to be only Is,
instead OF IS, Mr.. stedman's vote in Butler
district being 70, instead Of rs, which made
the difference.
Cart O. L. Brennan, who used to run
the steamer Eagle between Pittsburgh
and Parkersburg, and the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati packet Juniata, lately started
from st. Louis to New Orleans with q
steamer loaded with goods for the yellow
fever sufferers, and it Is thought that hi
was stricken with the fever and died, a
nearly her entire crew are reported K
have become victims 70 the plague
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
The Close OF Beeehcr's Sermon Last
Sunday.

rbe CIose OF Beechcr's Sermon Last
Sunday.
Some people say We live in an ago OF
skenticism. So we do. What OF it?
skepticism is one Of the blessings OF the
AGE. Some men would like to have relig'
ion like evergreen trees-green all the
year round. I prefer to have the old
leaves drop and q new set come next year
Trees know enough to shed their bark.
Christians don't. and they get shaggy and
rough and full OF bugs. There's many 9
man would fight for the Bible a great deal
quicker than he would use II. II you
should burn all the arithmetics in the
world. two and two would still make four.
Not God himself, In his omnipotence,
could obliterate Christianity now from
this world. Nothing, no power, nan OBJ
literate q fact. The truth, once known,
Il known forever. A great soul, in earn
All. ranks next to Gods. II you sweep
tine Christians out OF the world, and
leave nothing but tho Church aud the
creed and the Bible, they'd better go 700.
There is a sound Of the heavenly land IN
the soul OF every ono Of US, forever calling
o srs to- % as. There Is a great power in
Christ 10 give comfort. know Il from OK.
n@erience. It isn't q doctrine with me; it's
4 reality. The old Ten Commandments
belong TO 0 barparic state, They are q
string OF negatives. It's not I'LL you get
down into the New Testament that you
And Thou shaltl' l believe in the justice
II God. I believe that punishment exists
both hero and hereafter; but will not CON
tinue after It ceases TO do good. With q
God who would give pain for pains sake
ibis world would go out like q candle"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

PROGRESS OF THE ELECTRIC LEGur.-
Whether the newspapers are premature or
not in pronouncing the electric light to DO
"the light OF the future remains to be
proved. Certain 1t is that this brilliant
source OF illumination, which has for some
time commanded the attention ~ofscientists,
is now beginning to attract the notice Of
the general public, and 1t effects ore being
discounted at the stock exchange: The
cable bringsus word that gas stocks declin-
edheayily in London last week upon infor-
nation that Mr.. Edison has been success
full in his experiments looking to the
general use of this light for the common
purposes OF illumination. The New York
Sun notes the fact that stock OF the Man
haitian Gaslight Company, Of that city,
which sold on September 4 at 20O!, on last
Thursday brought only l57. During the
same period the Metropolitan gas stock
fell from 1872 to los and los. New York
Company stock is about so, and all the
other gas stocks have suffered from the
same fall" Whether Edison or Lontin,
or any other OF the numerous experiment
tiers in the use Of this neal OF illumin-
alton, have yet solved the problem Of its
economical general use or not, every one
will confess who has seen the light S ex-
hibited at the Maryland Institute that its
power, brilliancy, whiteness and other
similar qualities approximate itmore near
" To daylight and sunshine than any
other light they have seen, and make its
adoption and use very desirable. Some
object that it is too brilliant for interior
illumination, butthat objection is OF coures
trivial in fact, the same objection lies
against the sun, The merits otthe Edison
process we do not know, and We do not
think that any detailed description OF 1t
has been published. The Lontin process
has been successfully employed In several
places, and notably In Paris, where one OF
the great railroad dcpots is illuminated in
this way. The Gaiety Theatre, in London,
Is lighted by the Lontln electric light, and
It Is claimed at only about half the cost Of
gas. The town council Of the city Of Ayr,
in Scotland, lately made experiments with
tho electric light (which proved" saysthe
New York Sun, 'its superiority to gaslight
for the illumination Of streets, large, open
spaces and great buildings. It has, how:
ever, yet to DO madeseryieeahle for general
use IN dwellings and shops, and that is
what Mr., Edison says he hopes to do.
The light produced at Ayr was excessively
brilliant, and completely eclipsed the
light Of the gas Jets Of the street. lamps,
which, In comparison, appeared Of a dirty,
yellow hue, and within a radius OF several
hundred yards 1t threw into the shade the
light Of q tull moon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
a IN, Evolution Thoory Afhelsties

Il the Evolution Theory Atuetstie!
Popular Science Monthly.
Prof. Simon Eewcomb's address, on his
retiring from the annual Presidency Of
the American Association, is q singularly
lucid explanation of the state Of tho case
as between the Psychological and the me
chanlcal explanations Of the operations
Of Nature. The drift Of his argument is
best seen in the summary with which the
address concludes, and which is in sub
stance as follows: First, when men study
the operations Of the world aronnd them,
they find some o. these plainly determined
BY law, while others appear TO be purely
arbitrary. This latter class Of operations
men attribute to the direct action OF sup
ernatural beings = gods; and they further
ascribe to these gods aims, designs, to be at
tanned through these ~interyentions in the
course OF nature. Farther, men believe
themselves able to discern these designs,
and thus TO explain these arbitrary opera
tons. But, as knowledge advances, n
after'another OF these operations Is found
to DO really determined by law. Final
causes having thus, one BY one, disap-
peared from every thicket which has been
fully explored, the question arises wheth-
er they now have or ever had any exist
ence at all. On the one hand It may be
claimed that It is unphilosophical to be-
lieye in them when they have been sought
in vain in every corner into which Light
can penetrate. On the other hand, we
have the difficulty Of accounting for those
very laws by which we find the course
OF nature to be determined. Take the
law OF hereditary descent; how did such o
law, or, rather, how did such q process
first commence? Ifthis isnotas legitimate
a subject for inquiry as the question how
came the hand, the eye, or the first germ
into existence, it Is only because 1t seems
more difficult 10 investigate. When the
doctrine OF the universally OF natural law
Is carried so far as to include the genesis
OF living beings and the adaptations to ex-
ternal circumstances which we see in their
organs aud their structure, it is often pro-
nounced to be atheistic. Whether this
judgment is or is not correct, Prof. New.
comb would not undertake to decide, but
said that 1t is very easy to PROFOUND the
test question by which its correctness is to
be determined: SIS the general doctrine
OF causes acting in apparently blind obedi.
ence TO invariabie law in itself atheistic?"
II It Is, then the whole progress Of our
knowledge OF Nature has been in this dir
ection, for it has consisted in reducing the
operations Of Nature to such blind obedi-
ence. II the doctrine is not atheistic, then
there is nothing atheistic in any phase Of
the theory Of evolution, for this consists
solely in accounting for certain processes
by natural laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
Interesting Facts and Figures In Regard
fo Our ExpoFt Trade.

NnINElIkluk AtNA ~
20 Our Export Trade.
The immense increase Of American ex-
ports within the astthree years, changing
the balance Of trade from Sll6,oOo,oN
against us to s2el, 100000 in our favor, has
been widely published and commented
upon, and people are asking Of what do
these exports consist. 1t would require a
reproduction Of the entire report Of the
Bureau Of Statistics to answer the question
in detail, but q general glance at the arti-
Giles Of commerce will satisfy the curiosity
OF all butthe ststisticians.
In the first place, within the last two or
three years, since the troubles In Europe
commenced, the exports OF fire arms and
ammunition have been enormous. turkey
alone purchased twenty-seyen millions
worth OF guns and cartridges. Large
amounts were sold to Russia also, and
other European nations purchased in
smaller quantities.
civilized nation.
American car wheels, cars and locomo-
tiyes are found on almost every railroad n
the world.
Germany, France, Great Britain, Spain,
Italy, Austria, the British possessions in
India, Africa and Australia, the West In
dies, Brazil and other South American ma
tons, and the Sandwich and other Pacific
Islands, Our nails are used in every civil
lied country, and have the largest ship
ments OF any single article OF manufac-
tured iron.
Glassware Is sent from the United States
to ali the countries named above in large
quantities, and the shipments are rapidly
increasing. -,
American cutlery Is being sold in com:
petition with the famous English and
French manufactures, and holds its own.
Pumps are sent from the United States
to South America, the Pacific Islands and
the West Indies.
Coal goes to the British possessions, the
West Indies and the Sandwich Islands.
American paint Is used in South Amer
lea, the Islands Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans, Mexico and a market is being
opened for 1t in Europe.
Our clock and watch makers are steal
ing the mArkeS tnat nave ueEetoAoio
sold only Swiss and English goods, and
have become known everywhere in the
world.
But the largest shipments are OF agricul-
tural implements, sewing machines, scales,
plate ware, and saws. From the port Of
New York alone more than q million and
q half dollars worth OF sewing machines
were shipped last year, and during the first
six months OF this year SS06 74l worth OF
them were shipped. During the first six
months Of this year there were shipped
from New York 1901 ,097 worth OF reapers,
SlS7, 100 worth of plate ware, Sl20,00s
worth OF scales. The increase in
the shipments OF plated ware in twoyears
has been 143 per cent; Of reapers 90 per
cent, and of scales 81 per cent. The in
crease in the exports Of other articles has
been in the same proportion. The shipments
OF beef, cheese, butter, preserved meats,
hops and cotton goods have all increased
over so per cent within two years; and
boots and shoes, leather goods, iron i'm
PIGMENTS, and other articles-ot American
manufactures have increased in the same
ratio.
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Tickets and Baggage checks to all principal points
In the East and West can b procured at tho Ticket
Once In Bridgeport
myas General Passenger and Ticket 1scn,
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A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT

OF any size made from any kind Of small picture.
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Ok Chrome Cards. Caplds, Notices, Flower, &e. No
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FEE coMMoN

Their Present Overweighted Condition
Danger OF Making Them IN Intoiera-
BILE Public Burden.
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.P.r cArrLR MAKE FAT FAnxERs.'-
The farmer who keeps all the stock his
farm will safely carry, and "feeds them
tat.n soon has fat acres, even II they were
not originally 50, from the manure return.
ed 10 the soil. And the latter the cattle
are made the better the soil will become.
So fat cattle make TAT farmers,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07

mutbeu. l1nb nod ein Bsrsnten. 5al*
ten @ie .s fir rdtblid, Anna 70 ploslid
aus ibrer l1msetuns. aus all bem @swubn'
ten unp lieb @suurpenen, aus esm Ginfa'
den, Natiirlihen, aus tem 8ceen 81 rel
zen, auf hem fe eewa&ien. Das Mao'
den in eine Wtmcipbare 3u SsrlfBen. IN
Der es su at, men nidt peritsbt, es on Be'
biirfni1e gu sswGbnen, bic einen @sssnias
5druifefer @rt 3u bem 9sben tilren rur
ben, has ibrer porausahtlih eerenlt barrt.
@ie tattn Re&t, Ssrr 8riepters. Sic
benten riatis unb empFnoen ri&tis. Sd
babe mid Son Der Beisrenib ausin leiten
laiTen. Gut tsnn, la6sn MIR mstnen
gor(hlas ais lsbtss Mittel. Mter unlsrs
Nufsabe jest uno BIER IL eine ihwsre. lt
erforeert Wadlamteit, aufmertiamtsit.
Do& i'd bcfe, fe wtro uns sslinssn, MIR
linb il jest unier 3,uei.
llnler brsi, suapi3e 5rau.
Der rritte ware.
Nnna. ~.
Gle baten fstes gertrauen 3u Dem
&tnbe
gu bem Maohsn ia.
gertrauen mir al 70 unb uaden mir.
Jrau Blums rsihte Jriebbers bic 5anb
uno tlidte ibm in bic Nusen. Grisbbsrs
briidte warm bic car9ebctene &eate uno
fab errStbene 3u Bccen.
(Gorfebuns folet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07

- Wer bic Stimnuns Der rui1lden
9eerleitmns unO ces Ruifiideu 5eeres ten<
men lernen wil, braudt Bios ben jiinsiten
Tasesbefebl rSeiner &aiier liden 6pbeit
bes @rSbfiriten Nifclaus" gu leien, Der
idn,mtliden attipen Wtitsliebern Der Woi.
frmitiiden Teloarmee III europa ,,tunb
unp gu wiiien" seseben lit. v9ls Sbr rem
Baltan iiberidritten battet, 10 beginnt
berlelbe, foroerte id trcb @urer @rmattuns
nod neue Nnitrensunsen BON Sud uno
SAr nsaridirtet nidt, iOnoern fpst: III ei-
ner 3eit bon msniSer alS einem Wonat,
babt Sbr Gud fait iiber bic san3e Tartei
aussebrsitet unb leio biz an bic Wauern
Gpnltanttnppels rprgeritdt. nnterlress
babt Sbr wie im Yoriiberseben bic san,e
Nrmee Der Edrtei BEL Ybilippopel aussin-
auberseiprenst, ibr bic san3e s(rtiaerie ent.
ri1en unb Gud i'm Stuse Der 3meiten Neli.
ben; ceS TeinoeS, Aoriancpels, bemihtist,
uub leio an ben uIern bes Shwar,en, bes
Waru,ara uno oeS AsseiIden Wseres er>
Itieuen. Der Tsno belt niht Stauo
uno beuste icin unsliidlihes Saupt: er
wiuite in ale Bcrperunssn, uno ih liss
@ud Salt maden. Scld' slin3enbe.
unerborte GrfclSe iino niht nur ourd
@ure WannbuftiSfeit uno bslpicllole Zap,
ferteit, ionoeru insteicnbere ourh Sure
burd nidts beeintrahtigte Breitriaisfeit,
ale Wibsn uuo @ntbebrluseu gu trasen.
erreidt wcrbem. Sud belt nibt unourd.
ipatbarer Sdmub nod llnpetter, nid,t
bas Ya'iiren bon 5urtben, bis 3ur Yrnit
i'm Walier, nod 5rplt uno Gilte auf. Sd
fuoe feline Wcrte, um Sud, 5elpen, -
rcn ben ilteitsn GbcfS bis gum lesten
8ubrmann I'M Grain ,u oanten. glae babt
Sbr Gure Yfliht bsilis eriiat. Aue babt
Sbr pas Seloen NSSlide crtrasen. Rl
itet nun jest uno bereitet Gud Dor, nit
Nubm mad 5auie suriid,utctren, peb
wenn rer @esner bic Abfdt beSt, ben rcn
unS sefcrperten 6rieben niht gu mter.
ihreiben - oann ieio bereit auls Nsue
in ben aampf gu itirSem, I'M ibn gang gu
beenoen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07

Didter, bic bes v9ebeus unb Der 2iebe
Wsllen" uns 10 an3iebeno unb ersreifeno
au idilbern periteben, pfeSen in Der Tabrt
burh bieielten manhes Mbenteur sebabt
;u babem, bas interclianter lit, als bic Gr.
lebnilIe sewSbnlider Wenideutinoer. 60
nirb uns BON ber Susenoliebe ces tiir5lid
peritcrbeuen 5adldncer er3dblt, einem
,finblid reinen" Yerbdltnilie, wie Der
Didter ielblt es nennt.
Sn feiner @olbaten3eit, ala Bombar'
bier, lernte 6adldnoer in &Sln bel Ver<
wanbten NasbaIene 9. fennen, Elm jun
ses NsbAen, tleid, niat idSn, aber thug
unt ansenebni. nit srcben buutelblauen
auSen frifArctben Sippeu uno namentlih
nit einem pradtpOaeu iippiSem bonoeu
Daar, bas. aufSelSit, ibr bis am's anie
reidte. Wiosoalenen's Wutter, cine I'M.
bentittelte yBittme, betrieb auf einem Der
Nbeinbampier eine ReIauraticn uno nabnl
ibr ein5ises ESaterlein SewSbnlih nit
Rd. Der perliebte Bcmtarbier ermartete
oesbalb iebniadtis bic ieoesmalise Riid.
tebr pes Dampfers Don ieiner 6abrt, I'M
auf oemlelben elm StiinbGen NIT oer piel
sereiien 0elietten in sladieliSenl tete.a
tete au oerbrinseH. 3u eiSentlihen @es
itdnbnii1en lau eS niht bel ben iuusen
2eutem. Nls es 9adldnpcr enplid be-
iHieten mar, burd einen Onfsl in ben Be.
lit elmer ieineren Grtrauniform 3u fommen,
freute Ct fih nift ,peniS huranf, in ibr fit
Mbenbs teiner WaSbalene 3eigen gu fonnen.
Mber geraoe an bielem Nbenb mar lie
lfill unb beahtete ben Yutrod bes Bom=
BARRIERS gar niht. Muf bem Nahbauie.
meg perrietb iie ibm Idcn, bab bic Wiuttsr
iih iiber tas @erebe Der NaGbarn ,pesen
bieier 3ietidaft ausSelal1en babe, uno
pten in ibrem 3immerlein. nadoem lts
Beibe bebriift lanSe 3eit ibmeigeno uno'
ieuf3enc neten einanDer seieiien, tbeilte
iie ibm nit, baB fe mad Glepe Seididt
merpen miirbe. 60 mar es benn Elm trau-
rig Nbihiecnebmen, romit pie @rtranni,
form einseueibt wurbe, uno bafait enbete
aud, mie 9adldnper III ieineu, .Jtoman
meines 2etens" er5dblt, vunier finolib rel.
mes gerhiltnib, oeiien @rinneruns mid
beute nod nit tiefsr gBebmutb erfiillt."
DerSeiien babe i'd bic quite WtaSoalsne
ME. rie eft ihmebte uno ipwebt mirbeute
nod ibre id0ne @eitalt Dor Nusen, ibr
@efat nit pem miloen, inni5 ber;lidea
Nusbrude, unb rcn ibr itammt mcbl aud
meine 0crliebe fit blrnbes Saar, mie i'd
es 10 biuf8 in meinen @ei6ihteu anse.
bradpt. DaS mar meine erlte 9iebe unp 1T
and in sewilier Be;iebunS neine einSi5e
seblieben, wenn id sleid in ipateren Sab.
rem nod perldieoene Wille leibenih haftliA
perliebt mar. Sabre waren persansen,
alS i'd iie i'm 6luse nod einural wieoeriub,
unb lpenn mir tnniaiS ant Sleiden Srte
selebt bdtten, per weib, mas Seid,eben
mare! So uber iab id lie nur wenise gu.
senblide Sbre URutter mar SeItcrten, lie
tesab iid gu YerwanDten nuG Yaris nnc
lett jeet nod bort ais - SSerin eiues
&lclters."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07

Cine Nfotis fur bic ,,3egas Noft.'
Sn Dem @pnntas assblatt Der "5sras
Yot" Nrc. erlasint Elm Grtfel untsr
Dem 9itsl: Cine biforilte Saents in
9tras", fir wsldsn Mrtfsl bic o2sras
polf" einem Correspondence bss >, Nn,si.
sers bes Wetsns" In st. 9ouis GreDtt
sitt. So psit 1T Maes redt. Die 6er-
aueseber Der ..Seras DoR" aber wiiIsn
redt gut, bab bieisr Artifel BON ofm lln'
tsr3sihnsten eeichriebsn III, une i'd be-
taupte lolAes 1slbf in Dem Sal, baB bic
gsnanntsn Serren leusnen wiiroen, ben
@utor Der Sfi;,e ssfannt gu baten. Da
Id ntht uinlhe, pob irssno etwas aus
msiner 5eoer 0eFodenes in Der ,,5eras
pof" "erldeint. 70 tbeile ib ZEN Sereus-
sstsrn NIT, eab id Der Correspondent oss
Nn3eisers bee Weitens Bin, unp bcffs, bab
bisle einiabs Qntanpisuns Ssnaseu wiro,
bic ,,Ssrcs pOt" in 3afanft oavon abs
3utaltsn, bas ssiittse Gisentbum eines
Mannes I'm itrem, aus frempea 3eitua>
gen 3uiammen seluhten eslsecf einsuver'
lsibsn, psFsn Jdbiatsit ais Scurnalif fir
fe bisbsr cine Guele aubsrcroentlihsr
5eiterfeit sewsisn. Wr wiiroen uns eber
bic rsate 5auo absetudt batsn, e9s mir,
mad allen, pos suilden uns paiiitt. uus
sntl dlcGsn tattsn, aud nur cine 3eile Der
seiitiaen probuetioa ,.Derer" Don Der
,,Ssras polt" an,usisnen, ielbt wsnn 20
wsrtb ssweisn mare, rsproou3irt su msr'
ben. paS aasroinss niht I'M Bsreib Der
MGslih feit liest. q @iemertns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07

- gancrb Eup!or. Durd tie rif,iS.
len preubifhen 3eitunsen lduft bic fctsen-
be Ncti3: Sin Telesramm aus Waibin9.
ton melcet bic Grnennuns bes ,iibmliblt
bstannten Sublicilten, @drifltelers unb
Didters Baparo Taplor gum @eianDten
in Berlin. Derielbe mar ldon fir mebre.
re oiplcmatiide Soften in Yrridlas &C..
bra@t VT 1T eiu entbuliaitiider Bewun,
berer nnfcrer 9iteratur, bat 9eOtbe'S 6auif
rrrtrefflid iiterIebt uub ib wibreno oes
letten framsSaiden &rieses mebrfad ats
6reuuo Der Deutihen erpieien." !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07
msiue 5rau bis rabin fd einss aneeru tss

msine Jrau bis habin i'd, eines aneeru Fee
1onnen baten. Dein Grsunb s."
Der gmpianser pes Briefes mahte Nn'
fanss srpbs Nussu, mubtr absr pana bsrs'
lid laden, als er bic Ginlabunssfarten,
bic fir 6erren uno Damen eleid lauteten,
aniab, une auf oenen lhwaf3 auf msib sa
lelem mar Der gintritt III nur I'M
Jrad uno ws,bsr &raoatte sstattst." 50
febr iitb aud un1sre Damsn nsuen Moben
liisen, absr vnur TN Jrad" unp auberpem
nthts .lspeitsr, ais cine weibs sRracatt',
AZ erfheinsn, bas war tud etp1s ,u piel
psrlanBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-07
>, ,yfnr" inn Trad mnb nit ,pei9cr
2cNtatte.

&caSatte.
Sn Dien murpen neulih Ginlabunaen
3u elmer Absnbuntsrtaltuns init 8pn3srt
uno BAL tsrumssfHidt. Die llntsrneb,
msr batten NIT frtimaurerilhsr Strens.
auf ben ginlaounestartsn bic loilette Dor.
esi&risbsn, bsnn Is lollts 3war reht BET.
ter. aber aud lebr fsfIih ,ussbea. lln>
ter sislen Nnpersn mar aud Elm bstauntsr
&anlaler NIT ieinsr junssn Satin sslapsn
worbtn, Der an benz Nbsnoe mitrprtsn ipl.
te. Dd, In lsbter Stunoe, lanst pom bic,
fem an einen Der Mrranssure Elm Nbiase,
brief an, tn pel&em &c beibt: y v0eebrtsr
Grsuno. Sd babe Dir ,pur psriprohsn,
an bem beutissn Ntsnee gu srldsinsn.
abtr Is III mir beim beltsn WtQsn niht
mSeli&. Du weiBt, tH bin faum ,psi
Sabre Derbeiratbst unb ebne meine Jrau
sebe Id nirsenps bin. Nun babe Id m.i.
ne Gtaustereost. T& Der oun gua sspanfh.
ten aoitette 5u fussn, aber Du wirf Did
pislsiAt wunoern, fe III trob al meinss
3urtosns nitt ,n bewessn, aut nur far
ben sinen Nbsnb einsn 1rad unp wsibe
8rapatte an,u,ieben. Du entlhulpisit
caber fur beute msiu Nusblsibsn lin eini.
gen Saarsn pisQsitt Dirite i'd 70 atrr
mid tstnssu, aastu ~ sOmaatn, octs wirs
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Der Sdriftiteler Or. @ultaU Rald
1T seitorbem. @uitap 9fald fam in Solse
zines Sdlusanfalls ocaitdnois selibmt i'm
Sanuar mittels grtra5uses, Der ibm bonn
Banquier y. 0fctbidilo in 2Sien Seiteut
wuroe. in Berlin an uno funo auf ieinen
Wuni.h Nufnabme uno Yfese in Der Wai=
ion be 5ante oeS 5anititsratb Or. 50.
1euinitein in Sh0uebers. Die ibm pcn
ben preubilhen @erihten 3uoiftirte @e.
finsnib1rafe bat ct nidt mebr antreten
fSnnen.
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fleir," bemertte mir Dor eiuisen GaSen
Elm Nrbeiter an Der gilenbubn, nit benz ia
mid, auf einen 3us wartcnp, in elm &C.
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mile, uno, ME Sic ith wpbl benten tSus
nen. fomnen bic uno pa Srantbeiten unter
ben &inoern por. Ole 6amburger
s I'M ilien. so e oi3ine n oes Or.
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seianot, iie belfen ld,nell unb lno babel
biaig, benz id fSnnte bas @elo fiir Dpttcr
uno Wpclbete uidt aufbringen."