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The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
From the Earliest AGES.

>CRCFUAA has been the bane, aud ns IT
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses. In the
18th cnap,er OF Leviticus, lays down 7ery
explicit rules on this disea 70. So terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
That person known to ba infected with il
would not be allowed u mix with society
The Jews regarded it 40 divine INF nfiotion
and believed there was no cure for 1t. It
was then the sins Of a youth or d1ytation
from the paths Of virtue were punished 40
long as life lasted. Happily In our day.
the silence OF medicine has been ieyeloped
the great storehouse Of Maj are furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped Of its ter.
ror by the use Of theSA MA KIrAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the yictira of
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, P1mples, Rlotchee.
litter, ETC., can he restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there! are ttiousands
now whose conditions are as bad az those
OF the dark ages We are well aware. Many
now tall TO ind cure as well as they d;d
shen, TO all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy Boon.
eradicating all impurities from tfe blood
and making the complexion bright and
nealthy. A few bottles wall remove pim-
pies or nlotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics an powders. ROOT ANURERB
JUICES SI.2S per bottle: Sent by express
to any address: I.7-'.'0 =
--. -,r4 ... DESMOND Il co:
BIS SacesfrAAt "hi!adal~hia p.
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A PUz2LED SrINER.

Down in the Ophir mine, underneath ths
ground, = rsd.shirted laborer toiled the
whols day long, and when evening came he
asSended to the mouth of the pit to get q
breath of fresh air and supper in his
cabin. But there had been tremendous
storm during the afternoon. Many a
house in Virginia City had been unroofed,
and of his own cabin, at the head of Carson
street, not vestige remained. Ithad been
blown down, the boards had been scat
tered far and wide, and not q shingle
remained to mark the spot where he had
smoked his pipe, fried his potatoes, and
played draw-poker with dummy. After
the fury Of the gale had come heavy fall
of snow, and the miner, trudging home in
the evening, found all things changed. He
reached the spot where his cabin had stood
when he went to work in the morning, but
as he turned aside to walk toward the door
he missed the house. Thinking that he
had made mistake, he went further up
the street, and, not finding his house, con-
cluded that he must havc passed it, and
accordingly retraced his steps. Facing
about, and noticing the familiar outlines Of
his neighbors' cabins, he whistled, and
finally exclaimed: "What in the devil has
become of my house?' Then one of his
neighbors opened window and consoled
him. II say, you'll find your house down
in Seven-mile canon, as it was goin' thar
when I last saw it," The dummy lost
nothing Gin the draw" that night.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
TWIN DRAMATIC AUTHORS.

Winstanley relates that Beaumont and
Fletcher, meeting once at a tavern, in order
to form the rude draught of a tragedy,
Fletcher undertook to kill the king, and
that, his words being overheard by a
waiter, they were seized and charged with
high treason but when it was discovered
that the plot was only against theatrical
king, the affair ended in mirth. The con-
nection between Beaumont and Fletcher
was very intimate, and, it would appear, at
one time very economical. Aubrey in
forms US that "there was wonderful SINH
larity of fancy between Francis Beaumont
and John Fletcher, which caused that dear
ness of friendship between them. I have
heard DR.. John Earle (since Bishop of
Sarun) say, who knew them, that his
(Beaumont')s main business was to correct
the superoverfowings of Mr.. Fletchers wit.
They lived together on the Bankside, not
far from the playhouse; both bachelors,
had one bench of the house between them,
which they did so admire; the same cloths,
cloaks, &c., between them" Dryden tells
us that Beaumont and Fletcher's plays, in
his time, were the most pleasant and fre-
quent entertainments, two of them being
acted through the year for one of Shakes
peare's or Jonson's, and the reason he
assigns is, because there is certain gaiety
in their comedies, and a pathos in their
most serious plays, which suit generally
with all mems humor. The case, however,
is now reversed, for Beaumont and Fletch-
ers are not acted above once for fifty times
that the plays of Shakespeare are repre-
sented.
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E. f. MNnNel' bitter WINE
-- of iron.

Il. f. Eunkel's ceieurated Bitter Wine Of
Iron WI eneetuaily cure liver complaint.
jaundica. dyspepsia. chronic s,r nervous
debility, fhr0nl. Vi &rrhpcs@ i, tse;ase of the
sidneys'alsd all III easyk arising from q
disordersd iives, stomach or intestines.
such as constipation, q tulencs, Inward
pies, ful ness o. b!@0d to the head acidity
OF The = omach, rhusea beartbcrp disgust
FOR food fniines, OF weight In the stomach.
sore HructattUns, sinking or Guttertns at
vhe pi' Hf' e stomach, swimming of the
heaa. aarried ord difficult tre sthfng futter-
'ngG ut the heart, choking or suifoc..:ins
st,hsa,ton when i'll lyirg posture 'timness
of visson, dots nr webs before he .ight.
dull pstn in the head, deficiency of nrsur
ptratiop, ycllowness 0f the sEin and oyes.
pain ~ The side. back, head, chest, ltmhs'
tc sudden tlnshes Of hea;, burning Ia the
flesh, constant n.agin!ngs OF evil and great
1srressien "'spi'i Pfic" o. per bottle.
Beware Of cou 0teH%tts. DO not let your
truggtst palm oil sntntr other prenaration
lfirnn he may SOY Is a good but * for
kunkel's Bitter Wine 81 Iron. Take no
'th+r. KunkePs Bitter Wiue ~ Iron is not
= Id In bGlk---oniy Iii S. bottles. E. +, KunL 4
el, Proprietor, Nc. 2ta North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, PA. sold by all druggists. - =,
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TOO OLD.

~ long since the enterprising manager
~ea're called upon Meissonier, the IA
N french artist, and asked him to paint
sScene for his theatre, and name his
B nkrms.
MI, IN nave seen my pictures, then ?'
A7 yes; exclaimed the manager; "but
..'' name, your name I want; it will
N N 'owds to my theatre"
~ low large is it you wish this cur
nd We will say Is metres by 49,"
NJ. '''''' Took up q pencil and proceeded
y " calculation. At last he looked
|a Bald with imperturbable gravity:
calculated, and find that my pic
n. '' valued at 80, 900 francs per metre.
~ nn l''lll' therefore, will cost you just
~ francs. But that is not all. 1t
-, WE'VE months to paint % cent?
e canvas. 1t will, therefore, take
l'O Soars to finish your curtain.
O"io nave come to me earlier. Mon
"m too old for the undertaking
oood morning"
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HUNc4BAcK's FKIGHTrUL
CRIME. TT1a S,w4lEH

A most brutal murder occurred in Qus,
bee recently. Aubsrta Charsst, an old
farmer Of seventy Eight, had a twenty-four-
wear old son named Joseph, hunchback,
whom he held in great, favor in spite of
his bideous deformity and bad temper.
Old Charest's niece, a girl Of sixteen, lives
ten miles of, and the hunchback often
visited her, hoping to persuade her to
marry him. She grew tired Of his atten-
tions, and some time ago she asked old
Charest to speak to Joseph and persuade
him to drop his suit. The hunchback heard
!, \ this and threatened to kill both his
: .ather and his cousin. One afternoon
while the old man was sitting smoking his
pipe after dinner, Joseph came behind
him and Knocked him senseless with a
club. There was a servant girl and man
servant in the house, but the French peas
antry have horror of hunchbacks, an9 in
stead of attempting to save the old man
they fed upstairs and took to praying.
Joseph then dragged his father into the
yard, and as it was very cold and the old
man but thinly clad, he was soon frostbit-
ten. While his father thus lay senseless
and freezing to death, the hunchback, who
had become maniacal, danced around the
yard as though overjoyed at his handiwork,
\ and called the terror-stricken servants to
come down and see how dos bossu pun
zished those who crossed his path. A
party of neighbors came along and Joseph
Ped. Old Charest was picked up, but died
before the priest came.
1t was then thought that the hunchbuck
tad gone to kill his cousin, and a posse,
eaded by the cure, drove to her fathers
&puse. At dark the hunchback knocked at
70 door, and on being admitted was
Qferpowered and carried off to Three
Hyers.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
.HE--E HL-uMHll-LL

AS re- Ilt ne has scovered that dis
en- es originate In germs or IN plain worC s.
para t's Now ifany person are disposed
to De scept' 'cal nthiRpmnt they can sool,
be Convinced by The use OF a powsrfu
n1ic osco;e. that this Is an absolute fact.
tnd MT q mera asssrti1n Tuis. beiug SO
what could be more natural thar tbs DOE
tors theory. viz: S'ro cure the dite,,sa
you must desirRJ the parasites causiug it?''''
Or: Paine, aftA years Of stu ~, has been
able to TAX 9 Qzol .. The great healt b -gi yins
element OF ths air, and reduce II to a
liquid form. It is an absolute cure for
Catarrh be destroying the germs causing
its The same in regard to that fearsul
sconrge, Dph IBERIA. and his disease IA SO
deadly, simply 1ec4use the parasite
II aie allowed. from the want OF
proper tTea'me It, t. remain IL he menu.
brane, when Il hey were destroy d. n ture
would IN Al, "4seH dg th4 rest Their de-
O2fc viii prsitivs yaccospliyh.
II produces bplteT results ir corSumsllon
tran a'lt ottGr kguwn ramedy, ar1 If
used b@far= she toiaj ccstruct30n Of ,he
tnngs VIII produce b. cure, The garis OF
Cancer and other hisssse. Ozone a%t. ais,
ln1eet7nt hsS 10 equal for the body or 81
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
HOTEL

The larse and elegant ctel has been re-
3ent,y fitted In The most exquisite style ny
he the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises a ner -onal supervls on
nver evs.'y ,,rtic'e of food wh,ch comes
4 to th+ s eward's d partm..nt before it is
iven "utto the cooks Milk ami other ar
ttcles nt tie are regularly inspected henc
40, wlthstan in'g the large number fguest>
lot a singe So of dis ase has OccJJ red,
and Ihe itlv lid RECEIVERS with remark abl4
facility The Profess r has thus conv-y ted
a first- class Hotel into a sanctuary Of
a a'th inst ad Of "A pest-house of disesse.
$ Is frequen ly he cas- with Hotels. lie
mas lhs tGod experienced a3uaRels, at
tentive Waite 4 acd Gle tiGo . Oks who
cater 10 the comfor!, hea tb aud happiies,
OF the guests, nst@ed Il he pass tN MA
tNorbi 9ppeUtes, che charge Gre III ke, D.
ing with tle zines, being 81 per dpr' i rs
room and three meals Ro1ns wittou
board from 70 GnntA ~ g. Week ly board 4
from S5to Sla. b0,tjd without rnoms $ 10
per we,!& SeY, y meal tlcyets ,t,r %
U,n ..g. ,yaar.g .a .....
, Open day and risht-the ears rrnnng
last the door cOnve, assengeIs to 0r fr, m
any OF the depots, Or any pat Of the CITY.
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RRIDGE.BUILDIN AND MASON
ELEPHANTS.

In India elephants are extensively used
in building public works. Their great
strength and intelligence make them valu-
able assistants to bridge builders and stone
masons. Some are used for moving large
stones and timber into proper position;
others are employed as masons-- mason"
elephants is their technical name. These
place large stones on wall, and move
them with their trunks until they are on a
level. Few sights are more interesting to
traveller than to see several elephants
at work on bridge. Some are bringing
timber and stone to the workmen, while
others are laying them in their places, and
all working as they were trained, BRIDGE
builders or stonemasons.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
1T was first discovered by schoenbetn

IT was first discovered by schoenbein in
1885, In 1861. andrews and TAFT obtained
sm I'll gu antilles of it from Oxygen, by
means Of pr essure. It is asserted BY lew
and Odling that Ozoue contai "a three
atoms ofOkygan while the latte ,has two
atoms. au@ hat o. comprising it to one
'sz me has also been produced by passing
series of 4lec!rlc sparks through Oxsg,n
@as; by applying Permang ,nste of ntas-
sa t. su phuric Acid; bv burning Pbos-
phoros In Ethe or b. jorcin air through
d solution Of Blood. Ether. Perman4anate
Of Iotassa and phosphorus. ...."
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sented.

Four distinct races 1nnablt Hungary
the Sclaves, the most numerous; the Ger
mans. who are for the most part q mixed
breed; the Magyars, and the Roumanians
There are also great many Jews, who
have increased and multiplied exceedingly
of late years. For instance, in 1870, Pesth
had only 10, 900; now it is believed to have
10000.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

Schoebein named the substance which he
discovered Ozone. from the Greek word
'Ozein. "signifying to smell He supposed
that i5 was Oxygen In an active and highly
els ctro- ro-negative state. My observations do
not warrant these, conclusions as SUBJ
stances (such as Chlorate Of Pttassa. etc y
that yid large Quantities of Oxygen give
bot iiffie ozone, while others producing
product g little or no Oxygen yield large
quantities Of Ozone. The mort highly oznfi-
lied organic bodies are Cedar W oodJ Pine
leaves Blood etc. etc tf the Mineral
Salts, Alum, Surphur, Chloride of oda,
etc., may be mentioned as agents vie ding
Ozone In abun nance. Ozone nay be H. an
u,factured from all ozonized bodies by
rhemical affinity, the evolution of Org mic
matter and the rapid disin egratton CT eli
oNonized substances, either BY maans Of
heat, electricity or other forms of force.
1, zone Is the antiseptic principle Of every
substance p" s4essing the power to preserye
animal md vegetable structures from de-
Say The preservative and purifyinp 1url-
tiles of Salt Carbolic Acid, Chloride of
Line Alcoh'l e;c., are due TO the presence
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

/ ar. %t.1e NAtt--Ia-3L.g. HI r{j.
tics OF oue % "H,i1,le,phias cIr,pGt n; IL
oi1ns, and is ssuarAn,eeJ 70 ,al,e rn., 'rs.
tlspi. nenrs'gie, s2ietica, pain, Backeche
&C.. "T nuuey refunded, by invis or.tlng
the nerves, .ourlfving the blo,.d, and I,er1-
Grsllzing poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit 1t has bec1nlj. q standard ynedis
cine. Suffering an money saved BY yuseing
1t In time, Remember that p f,anr is
tnc only phyalCiaa in nm ri ~ devcting
70 years to this one line Of practice. cure
Eerranted, Advice gratis. As Sort h ForvI'~
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HANGED FOR DUELING.

peen hung Tor Killing another in duel.
M hlS30, two young fellows living in Belle
Fille, St. Clair county, ILL.,, had personal
quarrel. It seemed to be impossible to
reconcile them, and their friends deter
mlnedtos8et up sham duel between them,
hoping That the ridiculous issue of the
affair would bring them to their senses.
One q tenn, Alphonso Stewart, challenged
tne otnez William Bennett, to meet him
wlIn rlze Bennett accepted the chal-
ienge, an1 the parties met near the vii
age. said that Stewart was in the
secret an1 that Bennett was not, but be-
neved 70 be reality. In any event,
after fhe guns had been handed to the
and they turned to take their
Bennett, who claimed that he
some sort of trickery, rolled
0ullet 1nko his gun. The seconds, hardly
lole q Haep their faces straight, concluded
ne afzugements, and at last gave the
sou 4he rifles exploded almost simul-
aneou1IY Bennett, of course, remained
Stewart fell to the ground
n0rtail{ wounded, and expired shortly
r'ervazd in great agony. Bennett was at
Pacs azzested, put upon trial, convicted of
PParder p the first degree, and sentenced to
4 hanGed. His friends made the most
ienuoqe efforts to have him pardoned.
uinG p this, they tried to have the SEN
ace cpmmuted. But the Governor re-
aned firm against all entreaty. On the
" polnted for his execution, Bennett
%ged in the presence of an onor-
'as rowd. This was the first and last
ven fought in the State of Illinois.
Ranglng of Bennett put q stigma
afne practice, and it has been looked
0AFlth adherence ever since.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08

Young lady-"Oh, am SO glad you
like birds. What kind do you admire
most?" Old gentleman-"Well, ! think
goose, with plenty of stuffiing, is about as
nice as any"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
Tape Worm Removed Awe

'ead and all complete, Ia two hcnrs -
fee III nead passes, %eat rin and
luLnaci wAr.ns reu. oveG by Br Kunxa,
4. .orth Ninth street, philadel phia. pa
seuf' Tor circular. For removing seat in
r stomacN worms w vc,lr GruE lliaf
nd Ak to- h = ~ mixer. Worno
syrup, prlre VI Il ,sv.Nr'' rommaE
other vlrms ca,f g -tsari' ,nUye6. E'
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IL. q. SAaTaAes>e saSss al Il r.. ".
AU1Aels ntAalmpOO Gtsr
a.,.u the Hair,

The best and cheapest Hair Dre,a.r.2 ana
Hair CiCarer N the world. No,. " TnT,ye
iaudruii alley i,ri tation scnthe al Il cool
lne heated So%lp, pr2vent The hair rom T..
it'iiI III. a 4 rro;u0te ;lt g~ogth in s.
very hort tins, ''beg prs.cr W and baa,1-g.
" ~ h,tr ard ender't sof. cpc siussy,
l'e5rer @e 10 braid aud wiry hair AVID a" q
Nair drcsatnG they are lrriva lei: err, -
t'e 'aO0 utf and rtG1"i ha ldntss TSa
~ mpnN, Cleans the na!r, move. greece
wtmf ii"b' 'mS erup,i"H Cure> heada, he
ShA'nHNn &ra n,rrai rs ,9irtOara.H
u'.l an' q So "Gi"r ueAror, .aJed. jrv
I } sN aud R.ry ha'r. prinp rsy boitas
= - you drny| "'fnr ,h',rr' " Snnd 10 s. Y,
street .@b;iadelphia ~
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Oxygen rearesents 18th OF the atmos-
phere; Ozone. 1000 h part, One thou sand
qaurts, or 4S cubic feet of air are consume J
by person every twenty. four hours.
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l." We're introduced into England
Fenth century.
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MEDICAL

: The world moves. 70 does scfence. We
ave 'ong been accust0met to read that
the wen OF. zone IN the atm sphere was
the cause Of the pla dc of cholera, small
nox. d1ptheria, spo'tei fever, lir deed all
IN SO diseases which haye their orisin
from vittated con 'ition' OF the afr we
breathe How to equalize the disturbed
condition OF the air we breaths TO a hem thg
tone, o. supply ts heath giving func'iot 4,
Il problem which occupied the best iafis
A'erliD, Dublin and Edinburg, as wei, a.
our own schools for a ge Grafton or more.
prnfessor VIM A. Paine, A. NJ, NJ. D., q
highly educated and cultivated physician
has laboredy yassidiously Tor thirty six \, ears
to This cause Of disease and Its rem, dy.
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/ Ia. iJr.t tt9F TEEs'
MEDICAL. SERVANT.

R. k.V, PIER is the solo p1onrj.Loe
ahu ain, mIa3nutagturer IfI3 OF tbs foregoing reme-
eles. all or which are sou by druggist. Ha
Is also the author o. thc r,u1ia ! 7,o,na on
Ne. sc Medical Adviser d WORK /, 1.-,.r,v,
one Ghous%nu pages, vita ay3 han 4rrI ',a}}
slsnty-tWo W1od-A' s.raH ,n&s I'd c,,luga,
RlateS' E,l@t he has already @otN O. mi. pep @r
OVER 100000 COPIES
Address;
Ys TF T7H@s&aA eQga & a ss ID.
"e' Y" ( 44ssa.s syg.sys tts, ttsls 4 !, q, Pr
WORLDS pISPEN sig. '..
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pl"3'e county in Georgia seventy.
""'S wa recently killed.
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IiU1I n y,
MEDICAL

6y reason OF Its Alternative properties eur
Diseases Of the Blood and ~ ID, 10 Scrsgtuis gIIs
or Kings Evil; Tumcrs Ulce 4. OF Uid
OTIS; blotches: impies, and crup IONS
ny glisq" Of its PICTORIAL opert les. il ct,res
toschinl, IN eat anu Lung Attt q tions: ins
cip,ent Consumption; Lingering Coughs.
ald tChfonic Laryngitis. ia CholaeoSns
piopefies rend' r II an une Al allied re,, edy
hr bll BUSINESS; Turpia I.iver.,o.3 al ivar
o. lalnt'" and its Tonic prope, ties make
" gu lly ell 'acious In curing lnu,gestion.
Loss M Appetite, anu Dyspepsia,
Where the skin / 4allow and covers.
WIN 1lHtches anu pimples, or where th, re-
.cro,ulous swel.ings and affections. a few
Q. Tiles OF Golden Medical Discovery viii
eusGtan en- cure. Ifyou reel duiI. drowsy.
oepllltated, have sallow coiot of SKIN ~
ye.loWlsn-Dr Wn spots o lace or bod, ira.
q.eh headacae or d. izz ne.4, bad a+te IN
moatn,i Iernal heat or thlIis allie; .atrd
WI h1i fushes, low spirits and III M
10, % al, KS, rfegu!nr lrr~tifr, siIl /, pgne
noat.d; uh'e tff.tiue itun I rp /, l.. Yer
y! bil Gus IS Fl way ga, or . W.,
Sou. pialut only part ofines,a sgrn3t., t ,,,,a
tre 9" peflchced Asa lr,nedy tDr ali ~I,,,e
cases pr Fierca's Golden Msticai ! Is
cove y h1" no equal. 5a II ttietIs rayti,t
Gar1s |, i,, .eaF'ng th4 ltYc.' stysag gilteatj = "a
'-S"ionS' }f"., Fl, -NF NJ "..I ...r
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r. yne n be Consulted daily at Ill.
offlc in the Heabody Hotel ! tipih tire,
between Walnut and Spruce streets, Phila-
del, hia. ... ... --.' =
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15i e .. .-ara ga .,lsE.rE
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DTS,TN business on ca, eDgas e Ia
d TJS' i SIS 10 80 per day made by any
worker OF either g. x, rigbt 1t theiro WI 10.
|atties, Partlcn ars and eamples WORT, S5
free. Improve your spare time for this
business. Address SlINsoN q 70. Portland
Maine
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

@it 8esus uuf bic Tra9Obie bel
Silbs2anbing ST., i9reibt elm Sainotler
8latt: Inns min Die Ibeorie, bab Safer
Ielbit Der Morber ieiner SSantilie sepeien lei uno
ii6 barauf bas 2eben senommen babe, na6s
benz er porber bos Saus in Brano 9eitedt,
ni6t re6t einleu9ten. 8enn 8aiier feline
SamiIie i'm S9lafe uberfiel, mte, ruenn man
6iefe Tbeurie annebmen min, Der Sail war,
rpie fam es bann, DAP bic 4 S0bne, ruel3e
in Der Dadfammer i9liefen, am Sub Der
Sreppe eefunoen nurben uno bab Der 2ei9z
nam hires 8aters bi6t bet ibnen lag llnb
bann, na6oem 8aiier feline SumiIie set6btet
uno ben Gnti9Iub gum SeIbitmorO sefubt
bate, marum ioute er porber nod bas 9aus
in 8ranb iteden ? Cine @affe, nit Der er Ii9
IeLb1t setobtet baben f6nnte, uuroe nt9t 9es
funben aud bas Worbinitrunnent, uel9em
bic ~ibrisen Samilien.N itsIieber gum Spfer
fieIen, iItna9 ben 8eri6ten, bic uorIie9en, nod
ni6t sefunoen uorben. &apler uar ftets Elm
Iiebepoler @atte unb 8ater, pom oer idruer
anSunebmen lit, baB er bios oebbalb, neil er
flrdtete in 9lotb unb NanseI gu seratben,
gum Morber an feinem eisenen 6leii9 nno
8lute weroen fonnte."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14
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11eber Die benz Acknowledgement Srteben III
@runbe Iiesenben 8orbebin9un9en ,perbeni est
BON GonliantinopeI fol9enbe an GusfibrIid>
felt INNER nod gu tpiiniden iibris la1enoe
Ginselbeiten semeloet::
Ser SrieOens=g ertras fibrt ben 9iteI /:
,Sriebens=Y rdlimjnarien unb entbdIt 90
Yaraarapben. Der eri tie 2rttfeI bat auf
Monteneero, Serbien unb 8ulsarien 8eSug.
Die &rie9szg ntiddoi9uts miro auf 400 unb
10 Wia. 8ubeI angeiebt /; aber 100 MtQioz
mem perben bur6 8ebiets-N btretunsen sez
bedt. llsber bic 3eit, bis mann Die 300
NiQionen unb Die 10 WtQionen be3ablt rper=
ben milllen, perlautet i'm 8ertrase nidts. SIS
pirb feline @arantie bebunsen aud entbdlt
Der grtifel nidts iiber bic agpptti9en uno
buIoarif6en Tribute, ober betreffs Der tiirfi=
fden slotte. Ser 8ertrag tbeiIt bios nit,
bah Hublano unb Die Tirfei iid ipater be-
treffs Der 3abIunsen einisen rperben.
Sie @rensen 8ulgariens iino feitseiebt
uie foIet. SIM @eiten bic ierbtf9e @ren5e
uno non ba in elmer 2inie an ,WitropiB uno
grortia porbei, BEN 8araiu Slub entlans bis
genibie am deaii6en Meere. Die iiOlide
&rense aiebt iid BON genibie na9 einem
gunfie srpiiden 8apela unb Deoeasatd, BON
ba Iduft bic 2inie nororpdrts mad S6ermen,
unb Mbrianopel ftreifeno siebt iie iid ~oitrparts
noh benz Sd,par,en Weere. Die oftIi9e
Riite eritredt fi9 BON !Sefuntabiaie mad
ManooLi unb Don MangaIi Siebt iid Die
Qinie norbrpdrts mad 8afopa, an Der 9onar.
g,ie grrpahIung bes 5lriten BON 8nl9a=
risse ,pirb inter aufii6t ruffii6er eOnrniRdrs