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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
WITTY DR.. HAWKES.
How He Declined "Cau" from u
Buffalo ~. VI Church.

~
North Carolina probably never produced
Rn abler preacher that DIR. Francis Ia.
Hawkes.. who a quarter OF century ago
was pastor of Grace Episcopal Church, New
York. Short, thick set, swarthy, black
eyed and black haired, he was a striking
parsonage. He was not only a great pulpit
orator, but considered the best reader in
New York Episcopacy. His rather luxur-
ious family deferred him from accepting a
bishopric. which would have been other
wise rendered. One day, says the Wash
ington Post, delegation from Buffalo
church waited upon and invited HIM to ac-
cept pastorRte in that city.
"Well, gentlemen, other things being
satisfactory, the question of acceptance
narrows dowu 20 business matter" said
DR.. HAWKES.. "What salary do you offer?"
"Dr. Hawkes." said the spokesman, I'VE
recognize that you have high reputation
and are willing 10 be liberal. Our recent
pastor has received s., 800. but on account of
your standing we have decided TO offer you
$3.50"
"My good man." cried the doctor, gasp
ting, "do you know what salary AN receiv-
ing heref'
mo, sir.n
al get $4,000 and this parsonage, and as
] have an expensive family do not sec my
way clear to accept your offer"
The spokesman looked rather shecpish,
but made another essay.
IF we had known that fact, sir, we would
undoubtedly have looked elsewhere; but
YOU should remember that the work Of the
Lord must be done, and as for providing
for your family, you know the story Of the
ravens
'Eow, ny friends" responded the cler-
gyrnsn, auzzically. II have made the Bible
my study ever since was twenty-el ght. l
have read il through carefully and prayer
fully over a hundred times. / remember
the raven incident perfectly, bot nowhere
can I find any reference 10 the Lords pro-
yIding for young Hawkes."
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

NJ Topinsrd has been making a statistical
inquiry into the colors Of the eyes and hair
In Frauce, and from his $4,000 observations
he deduces many interesting results, one Of
the most curious being that where tho race
is formed from a mixture Of blondes and
brunettes the hereditary blonde coloring
comes out in the eyes. and the brunette ele-
ment reappears in The hair. To this tend
ency, probably, is 10 be attributed the rarity
Of a com biz alton OF light hair aud dark eyes.
Several Observers have asserted that the
American people, who are pre-eminently
mixed race, are becoming 4 dark haired and
bluo-eyed natian. and II this be true. such
DEVELOPMENT must he owing TO the wor king
Of tue law formulated by N Topnard-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

TrE fsiiovioE is soRfestsc by Prof sam
uei sn-idss. - Harvard UHivsrsltt- for su
siectric blew pipo. Ths p.ls - Porerfoi
magnet stroegT nttrscts ., rep-s tbe
electro ar. vficn may ~ this means %
driven ost sideways iuto poirt VERY sim
lar - TIE peat ef fsH,s prsjeotee from ~
ordinary blew sisss ~ re END n ttis
point ne neat is intense s-fne sufbciefzt -
rlslt isYgs copper WIRE coustsr1F end -
fase ssy of sss Tnsssss u v-us6 serve 40
rsirstlv for welding. sBa ssgst slterx .ies
v0Di5 a. asy amp 70 psrfsrn TIE esobs
fzncti0a - hzbtiBg sa< wsidssg --Sciss-
tixc Ausrlcss
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

little boy So upsn . hole M tie ssnd 90
the ses.h0rs He hs5 mad. the lsoie "a "a.
ssua with ittis sbosea which his r,n-.a
John bsd slvsn BIN. There wss ansshsr
Bite boy WHO wanted n Gest a sbip
ia the hois, bscssss IL was fllea wisk water
The FIRST iittls boy. whose pane was puiy.
Sat down On tse hoe ~ ssws n The second
Bttis by shove &c ssns ovs. hra Lire
another heroic Cassabl <sca- rttls Buiv sss
there and bed tas kole. The accounts foe
the pssSDerAs sad tue esH Of the uD5sr-
tSHsf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
CAV TELL you now.

In place OF travelling away OT where the
urney is tedious, where the mosquitoes
warm i'm clouds, where the hotels are poor
al the table fare il meagre and the beef
eak pounded To pulp, just look at your
rand Rapids home as Southerners view it,
Ike day at Macatawa Park ana another
/ the Lake where the expense is Onlya triiie
cure what it would have cost You To visit
ne Nipigon or the White Mountains and
bend The amount you might have spent in
aveiing in adjoining your homes, the spot
L all spots most dear To II man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

The Iowa Supreme Court, IN recent de-
cison, expressed the opinion thst girls who
hSbitusliy Ead about the streets late a.
night have no valid calm on TIE courts for
redress II they are ruined. That ruIiHg
nay seen severe. bat it - based on law
that Is oide- than anv human enactment
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
TIE Clsss - FFea 20 whom We o~. TIE
fnnprovem~ats 81 the Age.

We coGnead sds following, from ths
Sl4tio1sry Eaziuesr. 81 al y0uag pcop.e
Ma wtsa 70 sgocee3 n sny Tocstioo IN life,
70 ms.ter vbst Sat Il spp4es nsors ss-
PEI sslr to tke mechanical trades
~ aen q y0Vag nan starts oat % earn
tis trade auG Zses lnto . saop. totally ga
s-aocied ia tae uausai performance - h1s
d.1tles in the nszs feld = life G. wAich hs IS
entering. e = iarperfsct thzt - saonss besr
II miasf fAis ls-eH vfz- Thsf hs position 80
far - i re4sss - A1zaseif. : iatr-1ssez-y y
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
a Series of Tales Invented 10y ro~--s
Lady for the BENEFIT of Borea-

There is very nice young lady in Wash
ington who, according TO the Post, has .
way Of ridding herself of bores 10 be com
rneuded fer unlQueness 81 least. She tells
thetiresou1e parry a story. then a second;
tf the second doesn't start him, the third
one j. almost sure 70. Ia case that falls
the fourth never missed its man Soe
calls them her L Bcertaser Series" They
sro as follows.
ssOhf GEAR SAID The beautiful daughter of
n prominent undertsksr. Il sm AFRAID
shan't bo able 70 60 70 Saratoga this suHa-
uer. Papa says Re revsr knew people 20
be 20 frtghtfuny healthy. II sors one
deesa't al. before lens shsn't even hare
neu spring hat
The second runs So follows. u View
Yrgtara gentleman went 20 Floreucs ir TIE
last sra zes q consumpt5ou. fingered = feE
months and passed swsF. Hfs beresveo
widow telssrsphed hoEus. "Jcsr - eesc-
loss funy covered By insursnoe = She
then set about preparing he reusins for
shi prseat 70 tee Sorth Tne io'osi unoertssef
-ss called IA TIE season was soout over,
ard his large sad select assortment had
been reduced 70 saDge cssSsL Vnlcn
proved about tro feet TOO long Ter TIE de-
cezsed Never nine- sosDec the widow.
after shs hsd haggie5 TIE prlos ee~n - ne
lowest poss be Egsrs, "the bos is TOO ioog,
bat ca FL fse sB3 II n VIA s-EnEezP'
Ard the third "a hse urte thiss
c.rtsia un8srtsker's energetic vie eEes
CIT The gsn 3 v9rss ~ kseTrg . board
ing hcuse TIE beSr6sTS clsirn ~ es s5is
- tell wlts uEerrinc sc-grscF, when re
kusosud has hsd charge - faEersl. -
caass fhs Hsxt 5zy taere are ssTsrs On tbe
ta5 =. sno ice % fszs ngtter
TEE fosrta story cSn bs TOD aziv pBder
spt~euee prsvsseafaen. Il Uns1 be ae-~>
-1gst grave re5ssrg . rxgess a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
IN ORIENTAL MAJOR.

NIf more the hl4sh
~ ksfsi. l. sr@yei
i1g ever Earspe
fr0ln ens Court -
Smother aceSan s@nloo
~ ssalts Il upwards
of sixty serssas- lie
In . cheerful, oie
fsSkloaod tyrah Z,
whose manners ana
customs are 80 hof p
ra0ie ilkt has waits
are &s E1Sh 81 =
nightmare u tbs
CESr ~ thes are -
Queen Aicteria but
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

gAe kskgaGK - tle4saa y tam - lses-
g1a A4asaeEa u SIS u lase IS soetk-
A only xsaa ltlinEss 44eG eSes
10 fhe ssnf2s. hsss&s1l a9;s tzssA.
ii <nly wc1 uttllaES cpxE oaf kc@fts
MA isI< eva ts1aax, 1aAstsxfal ksss
fpasA ths eolt - sel1s1nsss tEii a. stsru
Aaa sets tAe lAaga.shE2S pT4o1eF nee
II suls xe,a llll2xiy s2sz sssE G2las
Ans STARE stte = ~ = kscf the sfis lk@t &c
EFtxs
Ne'a faa shA7 the ee&atifol haas II lsl.cs-
Ills kiHsccm ~ 81ETs1-sssEis ~ siesi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
ist The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
ishing n house comfortably is to be found
\ the most attractive form, and when the
acltiOn season iS over and the autumn
caves lie thick upon the ground, ask your
eighbor who spent his money in railroad
are and ut summer hotels, in to your Deauti-
ul home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

sTAh.-a. u AsILITY.

oafn is estimated 70 have sSSed twc
wears A. fesstf- ere lfs p cieni1sd nsn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08
Little Good Judgment on Your Part

enabled YOU to show luXuries which he can
rot afford. lie will think YOU fell heir to
some vast estate, while the facts are that
yOu know
How to Spend Your Vacation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
CONSIGNED TO MOTHER EARTH.
The Mortal Remains of Professor
FrieZe Laid Away.
The Funeral SerVices-NemOriaI Services
To be Held Hcrcafter-Action of
the University senate.

AM ARDoR, Mich, Dec. lO.-The
funeral Of tle late Or. Henry s Frieze
was attended ycstcrday afternoon by a
large concoursc Of people, including
college associates and students. Bishops
Gillespie and Davies and Rector Tate
lock, of -. Andrew Episcopal Church,
conducted the services at the church.
Tne paIl-boarers were Profs. Winchcll,
Prescott, Walter and Kelsey, Chaunccy
MILAN and William L. Qunby. The
cIsSct WAS pr led by James Y. Camp
bell end T. {. Walker Twcnty-six
members OF tAc PCnusul1r Chapter of
the Alpha Delta Pm Society. OF which
fraternity the deceased was a member,
marched beside tine he3rse.
The services were strictly i'm accord
auCo with -the usages OF the Episcopal
Church, tlcre beng no sermon or
c1Io-y. Public memorial services VIII
e. hr.d iu tl. near future.
The University Senate has adopted
1opruprlto r.-u.Itlous. aS have var.ur-
4tncr university organizations. and the
circuit court aaJourntd yesterday as n
mark of respect for The memory of thc
great teacher.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
A RECREANT GROOM
Brexee's "Chsff Gets a Newspaper
Before the Court.
4 VERY DlSlCRElBLE SOTORIEH.
The Broken Engagement of a GrAna Ia D.
tds LADY Gsts into frint saa Csosss
salt for Libel la Nes
Nork.

A dispatch from Canandsigua, 20
Detroit paper, says stuart j. Nc
Keehu.e. well-kuown bookseller Of
this village, has retained counsel 10
bring seton against the Elmira Ieie-
gran Company for $4,000 damages.
The action is based upon the pnbllca-
ton IN the Ieieqram of an article taken
from Ciicogo Chqg, in which it s alleged
thst McKechnie jllted Mss Maud
Hughes, daughter of the late d. ID.
Hughes, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, who
was one Of the leaders of the Michigan
bar.
Miss Hughes. who j. handsome brun-
cite and fayorite in society, spent
several months last winter IN this VII
lage with the family of Wm. L. Foster.
She attracted many admirers, among
them was young McKochnie, a nephew
OF the late James McKechnie, the mil
hOnaire brewer. who left him a snug
fortune. After Miss Hughes returned
70 Grand Rapids last spring, II was
rumored that she was engage d to be
married 10 Mckecbnle.
At that time Il w.ts said she was en-
gagged 10 another gentleman, VINO was
connected with a wholesale house IN
Rochester, and the arrangements she
was making for the approaching mar
rage with him were taken as evidence
OF the truth of her reported
engagement with McKechnie. For
some reason the marriage with
the Rochester gentleman was post
poned. and subsequently reports were
circulated that her preparations were
made with a view 10 her marriage with
Mckechnie. and that the reason the
wedding did not occur was that he had
Tilted her
Miss Hughes is now making another
visit TO Canandaigua, and her presence
has served to set many tongues wag
glng. The gcntleman's name = given
in the Chicago Journal as Stuart L. Nc
kltncy, but the Elmira telegram, in
copying the article, makes the commen-
tary that the gentleman meant IS Stuart
J. Mckechnie. McKechnie declines to
say anything except that he Will exon
crate himself fully when the proper
time comes.
Miss Hughes denies the story, and
completely exonerates McKechnie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
The FAIR GROUNDS.
Annual Meeting of the Kent County
Society Directors.
No business Transacted ed-Tslk About Mr..
smiths ProPosition-A Meeting
To he Held January IS

The annual meeting of the Kent
County Agricultural Society Board of
Directors was held yesterday at the
office Of the secretary. As by the law
under which the society was organized
the election of officers can be held only
ON Thursday Of the week on which the
fair is held, there was no business trans
acted.
There was, however, a good deal of
discussion relating to leasing the land
owned by Mr.. smith on the south of
the fair grounds. Mr. Smith offered
to lease for $500 a year for ten years
The members of the board did not
seem TO think that the society would
be justified IN obhgating itself to pay
so much.
Ii was decided to meet again Janu-
AIRY %. and Mr.. smith VIII be given a
definite answer at that time. II the
Western Michigan Association will Join
with the Kent County Society in the
lease, and agree to mold a fair every
year, 1t IS probable that they VIII ac-
cept Mr.. Smiths proposition.
Nothing was said IN regard to selling
the fair grounds and buying new site,
and that project seems To bc dead.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
An UGLY OLD FIEND
He Fatally shoots His Own
son -In-LaE.
FOUR lTIEXPIS TO COYxIT SUICIDE
Ths sSa-f@-L.s stii Lisiss, sat the
FathsE-ia-Ls. succeeded ia Auins
Hiaisslf a. ths soarth At
tempE-A strange AHaIE.

CAszvuLE, Mich. Dec. i0.-R.chaEd
CLARK, aged - years. came here from
Uni0nvile recently % I've With his
daughter and her husband. Richard
McKendricx, a well known Lyeryman.
From the start he has vehemently
quaFreled with hs son-ln-hw and
daughter. and on Saturday he traded a
shotgun for revolver and declared
deadly n0slAtes. Yesterday afternoon
he went 70 the Leonard House and
walking up 10 Mckeadrck, Who was
warming himself Al the stove. exclaimed
NON I've got you" lie then drew
his revolver and opened hre. The bullet
struck McKendrck in the breast, pass
jag through one OF bis lungs, and caus-
ag probably fatal injuries.
Airheudrick arose after being shot,
all staggered toward the door, where
upon Clark made an attempt % get an
other shot at him. bat a bystander
struck the pistol ts.de.
While the people in the hotel We're
picking up tne wounded man, Clark
walked Out aud down the street. After
g9ug a few rods he placed the revolver
against his head and pulled the trigger,
but the cartridge faded 90 explode.
THIS was repeated tw.ce more with Ike
result, bat a fourth attempt discharged
the weapon, the bullet entering Ais
brain and killing hm instantly.
Toe affair has created the great ex-
citcmeut thls place has had tor many
years. Mrs. McHendrlck ls receiving
much sympathy
AZ the inquest on Clark body last
night A verdict of suicide was rendered.
Ine attempted murder and the sui
eide were witnessed by many people,
who We're too horuted % cnergc ctcailv
attempt % prevent the shooting.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
ON British Vessels in Honor of Jefferson
Davis

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Among those
who have asked for and secured a
place in the line Of the procession Mt
the funeral of Jefferson Davis tOmOr-
row, Is an organization of British ship
masters now in port. 1t may be noted
that the British flag has been half
mastcd on the shipping in the
harbor since the death of Davis was
announced. 4 large number of people
during the day visited the city hall.
where the remains are lying in state.
At one time the thrOng passed the bier
at the rate of seycnty-hyc per minute.
There was a steady flow through tho
mortuary chamber throughout the
dav. The remains viii be exposed until
the last practicable moment tomorrow,
IN order 10 give those VINO came in on
late trains an opportunity toylew them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
A JUDICIOUS SILENCE
Preserved by President Harrison on Cei
tain Delicate Topics.

PTTsBURG, Dee. l0.-The special
train bearing President Harrison and
party arrived in this city from Chicago,
Wa Plttsburg, Cincinnati * 81. LOUIS
Railway, at 6:55 O'Clock; at 7:l5 O'Clock
the train left for Washington via Penn
sylvania Railroad. While az the depot
President Harrison cOnyersed with re-
portors on general topics. He had en-
loved bis visit 10 Chicago. With regard
10 his choice for location Of the World :
Fair. hc was mum, and with reference
to the propriety Of the G.. a. r. partlcl-
patng at the funeral of eiferson DAVIS,
the President remarked, "You must cX-
cuse me. G.. A. l.. must regulate Their
own conduct"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
CHANDLER ON DAVIS.
a Correspondent Recalls some OF the
Circumstance OF That speech.

Correspondent Recalls some OF the
Circumstance OF That speech.
To the Editor Of the Telegram Herald.
GRANDvIrLE, Mich, Dec. l0.-Wll
YOU allow me 70 make a little cOrrcc-
ton, and also add a few words 70 your
article Ia this morning. paper, entitled
Chandler on DAVIS" which saws that
Chandler's speech was made on the
proposition 20 grant amnesty to Mr..
uaws' ! think It vas the Mexican
.~usion bill" that WI, before the SEN
o. and Il was discovered that the bill.
3ssed iu Is present form, would give
JClur-On DAVIS a pension, he having
'IFCd IN the Mexican war, and ObleC-
Cous were raised against the bill upon
those grounds, and a motion was made
% except certain person, from the pro-
VISIONS OF SAID ball. which notion
called out the CuloCcs referred 20. The
hour was about o'clock a. m. One
Southern senator after another would
arse and eulOgiZe Mr. DAVIS, and not a
word tiOm the other SIDE, when VIM.
r. Chandler, OF New Hampshire. who
was sitting in the gallery, wrote a
note and sent % by a page
o. Zacharah Chandler. Of Michigan.
asSluI n.m it there was not one man IN
tle senate chamber who had courage
enough tO reply TO those harangues, 10
vHcn inquiry senator Chandler wrote
,aa following reply and sent 10 by the
.tate page Compose Your bowels In
ratfuce. Wait and sce" soon after
f.t. q ~nrfnaru ~Trufnr ftr..ft.T I-.
speech aud sat down, when senator
taand .rr arose and made the speech
So bsantaly as you have quoted t.
Nncn ac nad finished and the applause
iaa subsidized, there was q dead silence
Cor nearly minute, when some on
made motion % adjourn. At least
tn'- 8as rs the newspapers Of that day
printed O. vs.. II. Mccoy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
THE MFRS CLUB
Discusses the Nsiglsg oassslSs asa
Gtsets Omeers.


The annual meeting II the West
Michigan Farmers Club wzs held al
the Hermitage yesterday. Owing 10
tie st0rm the attendance was not very
large. but several interesting papers
were presented upon "a milling system,
the general subject leag why can
not farmers get their wheat ground for
oue-teath a. furn- y.' Jo-rta i "a
land presented the nllltrs slde ot iAe
question and E9porl slater tle farmers
SIDE. A q display Of Hour and All the
products 0t wheat mining Was e2-
b blted. showing all stages ot lnanulac-
ture by the roller process and the ap-
pearauco Ol Tie grain after each pro-
cess.
&C. A. Vo.gt exhibited specimens Of
wheat AZ brought 20 the mll. ana
showed the proportion 81 DIRT and
screenings contained IN each. lie said
that the Hour product would be greater
Per bushCl Il thc wheat was Kept cleaner
and that cleaner wheat would BRING a
higher pnce.
Al the afternoon session the club
elected the following officers Tor the
ensuing YEAR
President-G. s. Lnderman.
First vice pres dent Is. Hamilton
second vice presideut-Nm NJ. Johnson.
Third vice president-E. T. bosNorth
Fourth vice -presl dent Robert Award
Secretary and tfeasuTfI-~- l.. ullcr-
Assistant secrctary-I. =. Bailey.
\ very interesting paper was read by
Assistant Secretary r.. :. Bailey on the
question OF exchanging wheat for Hour.
lie considers that the farmers are get
ting better value now than when they
received forty poundsof flour for every
bushcl of wheat, and said that II the
milcrs should furnish them with forty
pounds OF such flour as they used 10
get, their wives would send them back
10 the mill with il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
Oratorio Society.

There will be a full orchestral an0
choral rehearsal Of the Oratorio Society
this evening at $50, at Hartman's Hall,
Of that matchless Oratorio of Messiah,
which will be rendered on the 9th.
This is perhaps Handeps greatest work,
and its production under the leadership
of A. II. Morehead is looked forward
TO 10y the music-lOving people Of this
vicinity with the greatest interest. The
chorus Is composed OF 200 volces and
the orchestra of forty pieces, made up
from the Philharmonic Society OF this
city, and from Chicago and Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

FLINT Mich, Dee. l0.-Martn Burns,
the man VINO, or the night OF Novem-
ber 80, attempted TO murder ms wife
while she was "a bed 10 her home, near
the saginaw county line, but was only
successful in putting a bullet through
her right hand, was captured tins
morning az St. Thomas, Ont, by
Sherh b. >. Jennings, OF this county,
who Wall arrive in this city with his
prisoner tonight
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
OLD SOLDIER DROWNED.
Charles Duty, o. the Soldiers Home
Meets n WRterV Grave.

An inmate of the Soldiers Home
Charles Duffy 10y name, was capsized in
n row-bOat IN the river, off the Mason
mill, Monday evening, and drowned.
In company with two other members Of
the homo. he cstartcd to row back to that
institution from the city. leaving the
dock at the Kent furniture factory
about . O'Clock. When the boat cap
sized the other two swami ashore. but
Duffy went 10 the bottom. HIS body
was found about noon Yesterday, near
the boom cOmpany's river house.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
OUR vIRFUoUs CAPITAL.


LASsFSs, Mch., Dee. ia gift err
tefprlse ia store opened hers a week
ago and has done rushing business.
Last nisat the Common Council passed
a. ordnance prohibiting the business,
and gave the managers three days bal
which % close -. Tie council has
also made L ialable ofensa % sell
lottery tickets, and n lts sp8sin of viz
tle jumped upon al games ot chances.
There are more gambling houses
noH u operation ln tne city than ever
before.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
Tired OF Life.

FENroS, Mich, Dec. 10.-Mrs Robert
Carpenter, an old and respected resi-
dent OF this place, committed suicide
last night 10y taking morphine. No
cause Is assigned for the act.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

SALE OF UMBRELLAS have made an enormous purchase
Of Ladies six and Woo Umbrella The purc
Umbrellas 25 and 2, no AD se s sles each.
Com and oxYpv1n rus 80 difference in wholesale q1altes
GREAT SALE OF HAEDKERCHIBFs We are offering the
magnificent Linen and Han6k hfs for ladies
and geat brought city large display Center Ase)
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

purchase Of Coks reduction
price large elegant stock has reduced and the
whole placed sale AT prices unhcard o. before
u city of Grand Rapids.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-27

Sn No. 5 bss 2eip3. SasebI. fin.
bet ii@ folgenbes 9eiratbsgeiud: Gin
9err, 5Oer, tptiaibt fi9 nit elmer i66.
men. perm6genoen, dlteren. aber
beiB bl. Sungfrauob iung.
frdul. Wittm nit iippigem, bunfs
lem 6aar unb BON munterem natiirl.
g9eieH au nerbeiratben. &eHettirenbe
Samen werben gebeten, obne 8ermitts
Ter unb ni6t anonpm unter 7. 7. 6
on bic Expedition ois. 81. Mittbeiluns
gu geben. 8ei ben enormen Nnlpriiz
9en-etpel9e oieier 6err felt, 1T es fein
gBunber, wenu er i6on in bic 5Oer ges
tommsn 1T, obne iein Sbael sefunben
3u baben.