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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-24
Legal. SALES.
CHATHAM sHERIFF's SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of a mortgage A. ia. issued out
- OF Chatham Superior Court in favor OF
Mas. BETTY ROSENBAND vs.. SIMON NIT
CHELL, have levied upon the following per-
sonal property of the said defendant, SIMON
MITCHELL:
All the stock of goods, wares and merchan-
disc, consisting of mems and boys clothing,
and furnishing goods and underwear, hats and
caps, shirts, collars. cuffs, and fancy goods and
notions contained in the store number one hun
dreI and fifty nine $50 Broughton street, in the
city of Savannah, county of Chatham and
and furniture, and one iron safe.
And by virtue of an order granted by Hon.
Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary OF Chatham
county, will offer for sale at public outcry be-
fore the Court House door of Chatham county,
In the city of Savannah, on MONDAY, October
18th, 1888. during the legal hours Of sale, the
said personal property of SIMON MITCHELL
to satisfy said mortgage n. ia.
Terms cash JOHN r. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co.. Ga.
Stock can be examined upon application to
the Sheriff Of Chatham county.
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1874 Prizes amounting 10. 81 ,054. 800
NoTE.-rickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled to Terminal Prizes.
s4y For CLUB RATES, or any other informa-
ton desired write legibly 10 the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with State
County, Street and Number. More rapid return
mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing
an envelope bearing your full address.
Send POS TAI NOTES, Express Money
Orders or New York Exchange in ordinary let
ter Currency by Express lat our expense) ad-
dressed M A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, d. O.
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nor RENT, between Montgomery and West
l. Broard streets. on New Houston, an eight
room house. THOS. A. POLLARD.
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NOR RENT, a nicely furnished room, second
Il floor, southern exposure, with use of bath.
Apply 1879 Perry street, between Bull and Whita-
ker.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

nor RENT that desirable 4story brick resi-
Il dence, corner President and Drayton streets.
Possession given Nov. 1st ALBERT WILLY,
100 Bryan street.
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FOR SALE.

TIMBER FoRsALE.-I have about 3. 600 acres
Il of sawmill timber for sale near the B. Il w.
r. r. about OF miles from Brunswick and a
FOR further Information address DENNIS
PAULK. Willacoochee, Ga. J.. s,--Partieg
wishing 10 buy will do well to come and SEQ az
once. D. PAULK.
BUILDING LOTS IN Mlllcfville, padelford
I'D ward, for sale on easy terms. G. r.
MILLER.
NEW Chickering Piano for sale at barber shop
~ corner Of Abcrcorn aud Broughton streets.
EsrOR SALE, a few fine Mich Cows, az Da.
y C0X'b STOCK YARDS.
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LOTTERY.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
y Over a Million Distributed
[!E!::d!!'.!B!
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1858, Tor
Educational and Charitable purposes, and us
franchise made part of the present State CON
sutution. in 1879, by an overwhelming popular
vote.
Its GRAND EXTRA ORDIN a RY
DRAWINGS take place Semi-Annu
ally dune and Decemberl, and It's
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER ORA W.
INGS take place on each of the other
drawn in public, at the Academy of
Music, New Orleans, La.
"IVedo h4eby certify that zoe supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and SENT
annual Rutoings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company and in person manage aud con-
troll the Drdtoings Themselves, aud that the same
are conducted NTH honesty Jdirness, and in
good faith totcdrd all parties, and toe authorize
the Company to use this certificate. tctth fac
si,niles Of our signatures attached, an its
n6uertisenents
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LNOR RENT, a seven-room house on Henry
Il street, between jefferson and Barnard
streets THOS A. POLLARD.
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LNOR RENT, No. Macon street. between
Il Habersham and Price streets. THOS. A.
POLLARD.
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NOR RENT, house on Waldburg street, near
Il Burroughs. consisting of four rooms, back
piazza and closet. Apply TO VIM. BODELL,
Henry and Jefferson streets.
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ROOMS TO RENT.


nor RENT, large rooms, furnished OF un
Il furnished, convenient to business. l5S
South Broad.
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A YOUNG MAN wants q position as assistant
~ h1okkeeper and stenograDher, or clerk
good reference. Address E., Ga South BroaC
street
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nor RENT, building, comprising store and
l. dwelling, corner Waters road and Wheaton
streets. Apply to +. j. RUCKERT, Ill Brough-
ton street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, on easy terms, four lots in Dit
II mersville, with good dwelling and outhouses
thereon. Apply to ISAAC BECKETT corner
Bay lane and Bull street
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| WANTED, by experienced young man, steady
w habits, position in dry goods house. job
bling house preferred; best reference given. e.
| NJ Il ~ q kiSSmmen Elm.
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H preferred between Liberty and CASTOR and
Barnard and Abercorn streets. Address, with
lowest price, CHEAP HOUSE, this Office.
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TOR RENT, a very desirable house. nearly
IL new; all modern conveniences; excellent
plumbing; unsurpassed locality; terms reason
able. Address RYLANCE, care Morning News.
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

-~~-~-~------~~-N--->---
I OST, Maltese Cat Reward. 90 Hall street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

MALE STENOGRAPHER and Caligraph
vi operator, experienced, desires position.
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DRY GOODS.
Specials for This Week.

Fifty bales Comforts, best material and thor
,ughly quilted, which prevents them running
nto Jumps; price from SOC to S..
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NNTANTED.-A commercial traveller wants
w line of tobacco and cigars to carry in
Florida In connection with another line he is
carrying now; best of references. Address 7. o.
Box 3, Plant City, Florida.
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ESTRAY N0TICE.-A din-colored COW. The
lIowner will call, pay expenses, at Vale Royal
farm. S L. GOODWIN.
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A TRAVELLING MAN, with twenty years ex-
IA perience, desires situation as travelling
salesman Address q. II. b., care this paper,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Foreign Notes.

John Bright has had a relapse.
The British shelled the Arab trenches heav-
lily Monday.
Mime. Bernhardt has opened ten-nights'
engagement at Cairo.
/ The German Plantation company will re-
move its plant and stuff to Borneo
The civil service stores in London have
been nearly destroyed by fire. The damages
are estimated at 100000.
The stockholders of the American Lake
Superior Copper company in London, de
cided to wind up the concern
Blumenthal, the German spy, just ex-
PEELED from France, had with him German
cadet, disguised as Il woman, at his chalet,
at Conheus, and together they took photo
graphs of the forts.
Mr.. Labouchere moved In the house of
commons to reduce the salary of the British
minister at Washington 5000 Il year, and
then cenSured Lord Salisbury for his de
Law in appointing successor to Lord Sack
| VILE.
The bicentenary of the seige Of London
derry was celebrated with great enthusiasm
| The mayor led procession of citizens to the
cathedral where the mayoress made presen
tation Of the two l-'w flags to replace thosC
taken by the Fren,h A sermon followed
At night grand banquet and ball was gver
| and the city vas Respondent with fireworks
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Our Alphabet in Japan.

There Is q movement going on IN
japan for tho throwing away OF CHI
nesc characters and the adoption OF the
same al,iltCt that we use. There arc
Two soc .lir3 il Toxic in favor OF some
reform ia this direction, ard one OF
them wants 70 adopt tho japanese al
phabct proper. which consists Of forty
seven letters. There will probably DO q
change 10 ono system or the other, end
have heard it predicted that English
will eventually be the language OF
japan.
/ saw ahort hand writer in ono OF
the Offices here take down Japanese
conversation, and could not see that
lis pot hooks looked any different from
tho5o Of the reporters of congress. II
will be impossible, however, for Japan
evc2 to uao tic typewriter while she
sticks to tho Chinese characters. In
the mean time a large part OF the en-
piro is learning English, and Japan
hes The best educational system OF any
of the oriental nations. School attend
ancc is compulsory, and there arc
5000, 900 children in the public schools
Moro than million Of these arc fe
males, and Japan has 142 high schools
1t has sixty-hvc normal schools, ano
there are about /, 500 pupils in tho Inn
perial university here. There are 10
technical schools, containing 8,0O'
students, ana 1853 schools arc main
tanned by rrivcto funds. Tho futur,
of Japan it is impossible to predict
cave that with this system Of cduca
ton it cannot but continue to advance
FRANK G.. Carpenter in N. Y. World
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
prohnblx noe stanley.

LONDON, Dec. 10. Mr. Thomson, the Afri-
can explorer, writes that it is only too proba-
BILE that the mahdi has captured Emin Boy
He expressed unhesitatingly the conviction
that Stanley never reached Emin, but was
annihilated with his whole party in the re-
gion to the west of the Albert Nyanza.
In this region he says there are dense for
ests and swamps, and Stanley and his follow
ers must have had to march almost in single
file, and to fight for their daily food. The
absence of news, he says, is quite natural
because there are no slave OF trade routes by
which an Arab merchant could carry news.
The disaster was wholly due to the selection
of the Congo route, Why that route wa'
selected still requires an explanation.
Mr. Troup, the transport officer of thu
Stanley expedition, writes that there was no
single Snider rife nor any ammunition fol-
that kind of rife in the party when it lief
Yumbunra
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19

The raicrozcopist Of the department
Of agriculture, Professor Thomas Tay.
lor. has asccrtaincd that the substance
used III collaborating pepper is the seed
or stone OF the olive. These are OBJ
tain6d in large quantities from tho
olive oil factories, end ground up
with the Pepper corns, the extent OF
tho cdulteration being in some cases
IS great Us so per cent. No method OF
popularity detecting adulteratlon OF
pepper has yet been found. In bulk
the pure pepper is darker in color than
that to which olive seeds have been
added, but the difference is 50 slight
that 10 persos, unless possessed OF 9
sample to compare with, would b.
abLo to discover any difference
Science. --
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
THE ele DITCH.
American Bankers Interested I'm the PAN
anna Canal

American Bankers Interested I'm the Pam
anna Canal
NEW YoRK, Dee. 19. The Panama canal
matter engrossed the attention Of several
leading bankers at meeting Monday.
David seligman said: II cannot yet give
the names Of sis5sO who were present nor tell
what was done The situation was pretty
fully discussed, and in a day or two we may
have something to zay in the way Of suggese
ing method out Of the dilemma into which
the affairs Of the Panama company SEEM to
have fallen
Richard W. Thompson, sx-secrstary Of the
navy and the American agent of NJ Dc
Lesseps' Panama canal enterprise, was at the
Fifth Avenue hotel Monday. Thompson re-
signed from Hayes cabinet to go into the
canal scheme He receives q salary Of s95,-
600 year. He said he did not believe the
crash was as bad as reported, and he had
come on here to ascertain ths facts The
collapse Of the canal project would seriously
affect Abram s. Hewitt. He has considers
BILE money invested in the dredging company
operating on the canal.
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If you want to keep posted with
the latest news subscribe for tho
EVENING CHRONICLE.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Duck Hill Robbers SIN at Large.

Duck HILL, Mis-, Dec. l9.-rhere is
nothing new concerning the train robbery.
The scout is sin going on, but none of the
crowd that ", 1t out yesterday has returned.
Popular Opt IN is that Bunch, who six
weeks ago 70 al an express messenger on
the New Or, ms & Northwestern railway,
bossed the D * Hill job. Governor Lowrey
yesterday ol.ered reward of 500 for the
capture of / Duck Hill train robbers, and
the Illinois atrial Railway company offers
81 900 rewal 4 for their capture.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
A PREDICAMHNT.
This is WIIatthe British Ministry
Finds Itself In.
NOTHING SHORT or MIRACLE CAN
SAVE ENGLAND.

she Hes GoAe Too Far In tAe Interest OF
Egyptlan BondhoIders, and Beiag UA-
able to Rocede. Calamity stsFes Her In
the Paco--AA African Explorer Believes
Stanley Is Dsad-Fereign Notes.
LONDON, Dec l9-Monday was bad day
for the government I'm the house Of commons,
and aside from its harassments with respect
10 the Sackville incident, the Canadian fish
cries matter and q presumed agreement with
Germany regarding Samoa, the ministry
finds itself In even a worse predicament,
though tho conditions are similar, than the
Gladstone government was, when 1t essayed
to crush the mahdi and control the Soudan-
Sir James Ferguson, the usually astute
and always severe under secretary for for
eign affairs, was piled with questions he could
not or dared not answer directly until he
writhed with mental pain and perspired like
man bending over hot fire in midsummer.
The plain truth Of the matter is that the gov
eminent has gone so far in the interest Of
the Egyptian bondholders, and the further
ance of its own jingo policy designed to
catch and hold votes, that 1t cannot recede
from its position, and nothing short of a
miracle can avert the calamity which stares
England in the face of another long and dis
astrous campaign in the African desert.
If the ministry were sufficiently bold to
announce unequivocally that the first object
of the campaign, if not the only one, was to
rescue Stanley and Emin, probably not a
single vote would be withheld from a PROPOSE
ton to grant immense sums of money and
equip large bodies Of troops to carry out that
,,;;iir- pose; but the suspicion eaat they are
merely sparring to gain time until the pro
rogation of parliament shall put it beyond
the power Of their political opponents to
question their actions in advance is rapidly
growing, and consequently causing their
sincerity to be questioned on all sides.
| Mr. Gladstone survived the sacrifice OF
Gordon at Knartoum, but Lord Salisbury is
not Mr.. Gladstone. II any British troops are
sent into the interior from Snakim without Q
specific promise that they viii be directed tc
the rescue of Stanley, or if they shall be sent
in insufficient force to accomplish that OBJ
ject, it is predicted that with the resultant
downfall of the present government England
will not witness another Tory ministry il
many years. The Egyptian bond holders car
never direct another Soudan campaign.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Fears fnr a Schooner.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19,-The schooner
William Wylie, Capt. Truitt, sailed from this
port for Richmond on November 81 with
cargo of coal Since then nothing has been
heard of her. nor has she been spoken by any
other vessel since she passed out at the break
water. H. D. May & Sons, the agents of the
schooner, have abandoned nearly all hope of
her ever arriving ut port. She had besides
the captain one mate, four seamen and a
colofai StpyIart
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
outrage Mt oberlin College.

OBERLIN, o., Dec. l9.-Sunday night sew
eral of the college students enticed Frank ID.
Wolcott, a member of the preparatory class,
into a secluded street, threw him to the
ground and coated him with tar The stu
dents wore masks. T, W. Lytte, one of VOL
colts aSsailants, was arrested and fined $40
and costs. Other arrests will follow. The
cause Of the assault was the suspicion that
Wolcott had told the faculty about students
drinking and gambling.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
RourneviIIe Mills Burned.

CHuMcoTHE, O., Dec 19.--The steam
4 touring mills Of Nessrs. Joros s. Cherny, at
Dourueville, this county, were totally con-
sltmed by fire Several thousand bushels OF
wheat and a large amount " Aour were
stored in the mills. none If witch was saved
The los e estimated at -, 800, with no il
suranCe. Incendialisln Is suspected
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
The whole Family Killed.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec l9.-Moi'lay
morning the Santa Fe train from the easC-
bound for San Diego, struck buggy con
t>inng Joseph G.. BARLEY, native OF Penn
sylvania, aged thirty-four, his wife and two
daughters All four persons ana the temp
were Instantly killed.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19

BERNE, Dec 10 The assembly, by vote
of 50 to II, rejected the Socialists 'demand
for the repeal of the new political police
MAJ
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
One oftho oId defenders Gone

BAL.Iu0RE, Dec. l9.-James =. Aorf1rd,
aeed ninety four, the last of the old defenders
who 1epeliel tue British attack on Baltimore
IL ISl4, G!sd yesterday morning.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Submission to the Holy See.

UTRECHT, Dec 19.-The Catholic electoral
union, at meeting here, resolved to send an
address to the pope, attesting their devotion
and submission to the holy see.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
e63 Main ST., BUFFALO, N. Y
1889.
Earper's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

Hnrper's Young People begins It's tenth
ynlumn with the first Number in November.
During the year 1t VIII contain nVo SSrlhl
stories, including "DorymateS." by klrk
Munroe: "rhe Red Mustang" BY W. q.
Stoddard ard - Day in Waxland, by r. X
Munkittrick "Nels Thurlow's Trial" by J.
r. Irowbridge; The Three Wishes" by F:
Anstry and Brander Matthews; series OF
fairy tales written and illustrated ny Howard
pyle. "IIome Studies In Natural History" by
Ilr. FELIX l.. Oswald; Little Experiments,
by SophiH b. Herrick; "GllinpseS o. Child
life from Dickens" by Margaret e, sangster:
stories by the best writer's, and humorous pa
pers and poems, with many hundreds OF IL
Illustrations OF excellent quality. EVERY iln ne
in the paper Is subjected to the most rigid cd
itorlal scrutiny, IN order That nothing harm-
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An epitome Of everything that is attractive
and desirable in Juvenile llterature'-BoStoh
CC lNler.
&Neekly feast of good things to the boys
and girls In every family which II VISITS
BROOKLYN Untou. - i.
II is wonderful in its wealth of pictures, in
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n. Y.
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Mmerifaniides ssamilienlcbe,t.


Inter benz SiteI ratteritanifd6es
Gamilienleben" f6reibt bas liberaIe
@incianatier 8olfsblatt: rOie ganae
2ebenstpeife bes Mmeritaners 1T 6arnaG)
eingeri9tet, bic Grau bonn 6aule au
einansipiren. Die Slide, pel6e cine
Quelle beifdnbiger Gorge fiir bic beuts
f9e 9ausfrau 1T, ltnb es ibr gerabeau
unm6alib ma6t, bic 8ormittage auBer.
balb bes 9auies au berbringen, eriitirt
ftir bic Nmeritanerin ni1t. Das W1it.
tagsmabl 1T berseri9tet, tpdbrenb ber
Mann 9ut unb &od ablegt. Gin
Beefiteat TT in finf Minuten gebraten
unb Der Salat fommt ttttaubereitet auf
ben Slid, unb nit bieien beiben glabs
runssmitteln 1T 10 sienlli9 bic Gpeife.
farte Der Nmeritaneritt erf16pft, tpenn
man ni9t nod ben aus BET @rocerD be.
aogenen unnerneibli9en uSam" binauz
re4nen min. Gin Dienftm1o9en Be-
forgt bic &einisuns bes Sauies. Da
bleibt iebr biel freie 3eit iibrig. Dieie
benubt bic Grau, I'm Semperen3b:rs
iammlungen su belu1en, In @eibers
re9tss@lubs 5u bebattiren, unb In lites
rarii6en @eieQi6aften Iefbetit au
f@inoen. Ruraum, fie getp6bnt fib
baran, ibr Mmuiement unabbdneig bon
ibrem Wanne 5u fu1en. Die SSrau
mag babel unbei9olten bleiben, aber
ber Mann erIeibet fttli9en @9iffs
bru6. st lernt, ben rnoralil9en
@influB ieiner Grau 3u entbebren.
Mann unb Grau finb nibt elm 2eib unb
cine Seele, ionoern 3tpei beri9ie6ene
Snbtbibuen nit gana beitimnt ausges
prdgten auseinanber gebenben Neiguns
gen, unb bic gntfrembung bleibf ni6t
aus. Die i6lieBli9e Golge 1T eine
gbei6ei6ung ober elm fraftioneller Stans
bal. Mo bic 2iebe 3ur 6Gusli1teit
ben Mmeritaner bic @eielll9aft Ieiner
Grau i@wer berr,iIen IdBt, bringt es
tbr bic gr6Bten Spfer beg Neritanbes,
I'm ia tur nit ibr i'm 8erfebr bleiben
3u f6nnen. ST fie Meiberre9tlerin, 10
ipirb er Meiberre9tler; ift fie Sempes
ren3lertn, tpirb ct Semperenaler; 1T lie
6pirititin, tpirb ct Spiritiff, unb tpie
ionit nod ole bic Musseburten. Der
bur@ Sorgenlofgfeit ahgeqos getpors
oenen pbantafereien bes amerifanii6en
Weibes beiBen m6sen.
/ nS@on i'm duBerli9en yertebr tennis
sei9net i6 bieie flble $emperatur i'm
ameritanif@en Tan,iIienleben. Sie
amerifanii1e Grau fast ni@t smein
| YHnunM fnuhcrtt .S1r &onoS u&tN Nl9i /.
fer Sones ipri@t ni@t BON feiner Grau
fonoern bon Der Mrs. Sones. Mn allen
gden unb gnben feblt Der geiitise &aps
port, ber allein tin intimeres 3uiam'
menleben m6sli9 ma9t. Mae 3ibils
bienitreform, ole Sarifreform, ole pos
| litif9e &efornt irgenb tpeI6er Art, tpirb
bas Mmeritanertbum ni6t nor benz @ers
| fall retten t6nnen, tpenn ni9t cine &e=
form bort eintritt, mo sas politif9e
2eben ieine Suelle unb feinen lrfprune
bat i'm Gamilienleben."
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Con gtufe ~ stufe.

8on einent gefhblbollen 9iebe tpirb
aus Berlin beri9tet: Dem gbef zines
bieiigen 9anbelsbauies mar in bers
gangener Wo9e beim 8erlafen bes
36aigli9en Opernbauies in benz bi9ten
Menf9engebrdnse aus ber Seitentai6e
ieines Yaletots cine 8rieftai9e abs
banben getommen. Sieielbe entbtelt
ca. 900 Mart an Geloesnertb. Was
aber ben 8srluit fur ben Dffenbar Be-
foblenen melt empfinblider ma9te,
tuaren berf9iebene tpi9tige 8riefe ulo
9Otumente, tpeldbe fur ibn i'm b69ten
8rabe tpertbpol, ia uneriebli4 tparea.
Man fann benten nit tuel6en Gefiblen
ber 2aufmann ON bas vHbeingolb"
TN Opernbaufe ba9te, nobel ibm
fein @eIb unrettbarer als in ben
6lutben bes &beines beriuafen al iein
f6ien. 4ber f6on am 8ormtttage
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