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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

quise, though with sadly diminished
means, while her patriotic sister, who
marries III her own country and among
her own kin, when the "bulls'' and
''bears'' of Wall street and demimonde
syrens play havoc with her fortune, finds
herself not only reduced from a palace
to fat, but from the delusive distinc-
ton of wealth TO the vast commonalty Of
poor Smiths and Joneses.
If the worst comes, in one of these
risky international marriages, there s
the coronet to fall back on. and coro-
net is not bad thing to have, even in
the model republic. 1t impresses the
hotel clerk and the postman; it saves the
owners books and handkerchief from
cOnfiseatlon, and her cards from being
overlooked by her fashionable friends
1t serves a music teacher or singer better
than a method or voice: it is a capital
sign for miIlner and a splendid ''Open
Sesame for the stage.
1t is always asserted that the titled
husband and sOn-in-l2w is bought by
the bride s or her papa millions, which
is dreadful, if true; but this sort of
matrimonial bargain and sale is not
quite unknown between Americans, even
of proud Dutch and virtuous Puritan
descent.
At the worst, again, the blue blooded
foreign husband is almost always gen.
tleman, by birth and breeding; he is
polite, he understands the usages of
high society, and his wife, in the circle
to which he belongs, can have fair
chance to gain that social success which
is often II delusiou and a snare, but
which a beautiful and clever young wo-
man perversely yearns for. l am glad to
be able to say that during my long resi-
dence abroad, | knew and knew of 81
goodly number of American women who
had demeaned themselves by marrying
foreigners of rank, and still were happy
honored and beloved by devoted hus-
bands, and not on abnormally bad
terms with their motheTs-in-Iaw. Har-
mony in marriage does not depend OH
nationality, on aesthetic sympathy, ethi
cal or even religions concord, but on a
mysterious something elsa spiritual
oneness and fitness, which is independent
of the prejudices of society, the wisdom
of the pulpit, and the power Of the
press.
With love in the heart and plent y of
it, it matters little what sort of blood
is in the veins, MOnarchist and Repub-
Iican, Catholic and Protestant, the
welded pair may be, or cease to be;
husband and wife they are for always.
Many an American girl united under the
happiest auspices, with hosts of bless
ings and heaps of bridal gifts, to a man
of her own circle, of her own church,
of her own kin, perhaps, has yet, ere
the waning Of the honeymoon, awakened
to find herself married to a foreigner.
There is nothing so alien as a soul we
have mistaken, no tongue so foreign as
one we have found to be false.
GRACE GREENWOOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

the two men killed by the Indians and
were hewing out boards from logs split
to make collins. DR.. Calder had just
been buried and there lay two more TO be
lain by his side in the new graveyard. [
found a company of emigrants at Throck
morton s. They were debating whether
to go on to the colony or turn back.
AS they wished to settle in the colony,
1 remarked to them If they would go on I
would lead the way for them, which they
did, and got them located; and about
that time there came rumors of Indians
being in the settlement, and they nearly
all pulled up and moved back to the set
Elements, and l left with them, as there
was nothing for me to do by staying at
that time, and [ was tired of camp
life. Well, l find that L have made
this letter entirely too long, but Will say
that l would be much pleased to look at
those creeks and prairies again. L sup
pose everything is so changed that 1
would not know it. In the fall of 1912
the first cabin was built in Dallas, and l
was in it several times. Don't suppose
that it is standing there yet.
A SLACK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
A VERY ENGAGING GIRL.
She Promises to Marry Four Men Within
Hearing of Her FiRnce.

She Promises to Marry Four Men Within
Hearing of Her Fiance
Louisville Commercial.
AT party given a few nights ago a
young man, who until that time had the
reputation of being one of the happiest of
men, saw what has changed him from the
happiest of mortals to the most miser-
able. He stepped out upon the veranda
to smoke, and while there overheard his
tiance acknowledge to being in love with
the man she was then with, saw him kiss
her, and then heard her promise to
marry him.
When they left he was so stunned that
he stayed where he was until he was
startled by another couple coming to the
same window. He started to leave, but,
recognizing the voice of his fiance, he
proceedings that had first caused him
pain. He was so overpowered with grief
that he sank down upon the porch, and,
in ali agony of expectation, waited to
see if it would happen again. Again it
did happen; in fact, it happened twice
more.
When he escorted her home after the
party he told her, as she had kissed and
become engaged to four men that night,
and had a ring from each, she would not
miss his ring, himself or his kisses, and
he would therefore ask to be released
from an engagement that had become
distasteful to him. He received his re-
lease and has fOresWoTn woman IS society
from that time on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
Weathertord.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX. March l4.-IHE
GAZETTE correspondent learned ths
evening from ReY. W. C. Templeton'
that the board of trustees met yesterday
evening and adopted the plans for the
Cumberland Presbyterian state femai9
seminary, to be erected at this place.
They are now advertising for bids, Wnlcn
will be opened in few Gays, when VOTE
will begin on the erection of a fine stone
college.
Last night Mr.. Eli W. KidWeil anu
Miss Emma Cullom were united III '1s
holy bonds of Wedlock in the presence %
many friends and well-wIshers az 'I0
Baptist church in this city, Rev. Dr. d.
II. Norris officiating, performing q F0l.
pretty ceremony. The young people az
both OF this city, aud stand high IN US
appreciation of their large crcl9 -
friends and associates.
Mr.. FL. II. Rainbolt has returned noHl0
from an extended trip to San Antou.o.
where Mrs. Rainbolt has spent the VII
for her health. While away Mr.. hH .n,
bolt visited Houston, Austin, Gal'e''O-
and other Texas cities.
Messrs. George Spiller and j. q LIZ
ing of Jack county are in the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
A LESSON TO LOVERS.
Punished for Perjury in Swearing to What His
sweetheart Told Him.

Punished FOR Perjury In Swearing TO what His
sweetheart Told Him.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
William p Talbot of Quincy has been
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary,
and his case Is a terrible example to the
young men who swear to what THEFT
sweethearts tell them. Talbot fell in
love with young woman in Quincy, and
asked her to marry him. She was
willing. and neither of the lovers thoughr
worth while to ask her mother. They
went to the county CLERK TO secure mar
riage license.
The girl said she was eighteen, and of
course Talbot swore to that as fact
They were married, and had three happy
days of honeymoon before her mo ther-
in-law learned of her new dignity. She
did not like it, and she swore out a war
rant for the arrest of the young man be-
cause the girl was only sixteen years old,
and he must have perjured himself TO Sc
cure a license. When he was arrested
the young wife said he was not TO blame
She had told him she was eighteen, and
what lover would doubt the word of the
woman about to become his wife! He
may change his mind afterward, but at
that moment he would swear that the
moon was made of green cheese if she but
said so.
The law of this state does not permit
wife to testify in behalf of her husband,
nor does it permit the husband to put in
evidence anything that his wife may have
said to him. Therefore, Mr.. Talbot was
compelled to sacrifice himself. 1t was
proven that the girl was not eighteen,
and therefore Mr.. Talbot had perjured
himself in making oath that she was of
legal age. Had the marriage ceremony
not been performed, the woman might
have been able TO demonstrate her love
and also the mans by taking the witness
stand to relieve him of the burden of re-
sponsibility.
But she is his wife and must sit quiet
in the courtroom and see him convicted,
for no other crime than that of believing
implicitly what she told him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
Wills Point.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, March 1.-THE
election held here yesterday to deter
mine upon the abolition of the city COR
poration resulted in the same being sus-
tanned by handsome majority. The
friends of the city government mani
tested their joy last night in the usual
methods. Bonffres were built. anvils
fired and the eloquence of local orators
heard.
1t is said that the next city council
will issue large amount of bonds, and
that the spirit OF public improvement
will be abroad in the land.
Your correspondent is informed that
the dwelling of j. j. Ramsey, justice of
the peace at Grand Saline, was fired into
last night. Ramsey is the man who was
wounded there few months ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
LewisVille.
rrespondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LEwIsvILLE, TEX. March l2.-One of
the most enjoyable affairs OF the season
in Lewisville occurred at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cowan on the even
ing of the 18th. 1t was given in honor
of Capt. Sam V. Lusk of Denton county
and Mr.. Joseph Cobb of Gibson, I. T. :,
brother of Mrs. Cowan and Miss Dora
Cobb, an accomplished young lady of
Muscogee, L. T.. niece of Mrs. Cowan.
The entertainment consisted of singing
dancing and conversation and in excel
lent instrumental music, dispensed by
the accomplished Misses Mollie Cowan
and Caro- Clayton. All remained to a
late hour, when they dispersed after
having passed a pleasant evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
Commander B. Il. McCama-A Court of II

quiry to Try His Case.
Commander B. II. McCalIa, OF tie United
States ship Enterprise, is at last to have the
charges against him investigated by a court o.
inquiry, the members Of which, as selected By
Secretary Tracy, viii be Rear-Admiral I. A.
Kimberly, Commodore W. P. Mccain, and
Captain D. F. Stanton. AS all of the witnesses
are in New York, the court will sit in that city,
and the proceedings will be commenced on Tues
day, March IL. A court of inquiry is merely 2
preliminary to a cOurt-martiai The accused
officer is charged with cruelty in striking down
with a sword sailor named Walker, who, 1t IS
said, was intoxicated when on shore az Chrlst-
ana, Norway. When he returned to tie ioEe-
castle, the sailor was so noisy that MCLa-3
had him brought on deck and finally qIistei
him with a sword cut on the head and seFeGA
buckets of salt water. Walker subsequently oe-
serted. Commander McCaIa left Br7okFl1
New York, October 4, 1887, on q cruise in search
Of the big Learv log raft from Nova Scotia. Jael
regarded as menace to vessels The snip mas
since been to the European station, atter"as-s
cruising as far north as the Baltic and as Ia
south as Zanzibar. Commander McCa5-a was Oh
duty in Washington for several years before o--
ing ordered to the command Of the Enterprise.
Capt. McCalla is a very polished man ~ -
manners on shore, but he doesn't seem 70 La'S
been very polished at sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
Waco
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, March IA fire occur
red last night over the Bismarck saloon
n Jordon IS cigar factory. The damage
was light.
City politics is still warming up. Judge
John c.. West, at the earnest solicitation
of many friends, has announced for al
derman in the Fourth ward. Major 7.
c. Tibbs has withdrawn from the race
for mayor, leaving Hinohman, McCul-
loch and Goode to fight it out triangular
IL unless another Richmond appears
Contemplated business ventures is a rea-
son assigned by Major Tibbs for his with
draWal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16
Rain st LaGionia.
nee of the Gazette

Correspondence of the Gazette
LADoNIA, TEX, March lit has
been raining now steadily for several
hours, and there are no signs of a cessa-
ton. Farmers in consequence thereof,
are very much discouraged about getting
into the fields soon. However, they ali
seem very hopeful of an abundant yield
this year,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

date for United States Senator
The action of the Illinois Democrats in put
ting forward Gen. John NJ. Palmer as their can
didate for United States senator gives a pecu-
liar interest to the approaching legislative cleo
lions in Illinois. Gen. Palmer was born in
Kentucky. September Il, 1877. but his parents
settled in Illinois when he was still young He
obtained his education at Alton college, where
lac attended one year. Palmer made the ac-
Quaintance of Stephen A. Douglass at country
inn in 1888. The little giant and John T. Stuart
were forced to share room with Palmer and
friend, and on learning the politics of the two
Douglas said to his companion: You take the
Whig and I il take the Democrat
Admitted to the bar in 1899, Palmer entered
politics and was elected a state senator in 1854
when he opposed the Nebraska bin and brought
about the election OF Lyman Trumbull TO the
United States senate. He supported Fremont
for the presidency in 1856 and Lincoln in 1860.
He raised the Fourteenth Illinois infan try regi-
ment and by gallant services rose to the rank OF
major general. Gen. Palmer was elected gov
ernor of Illinois in 1865 which Office he filed for
four years. He is the most conspicuous
Democrat in his adopted state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-16

Vessels coming in TO Norfolk. Va. from
Roanoke island, say the coast is literally lined
with bluefsh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-22
Sic 9ei6e int SAT-.

Dor eini8en Sagen ma6te betanntli6
Der 5eifenfabrifant pbiliplen III So
~penbo8en (9daemard) bob @sfdnbniB,
baB ct einen commits Namens WeeDer
ermoroet, bic 2et9e in eth @ementfaB
asited' uno an cine f%ingirte NbreHe nod
Raciae, @isc., eeidift babe. Wic
f6on beri6tet, fibrte bic NaGforE6ung
gu benz @raebniB, 0aR bas SAT in Der
Sbat in yfep Yort angefommen unb,
ba Der Nbre1at nattirli1 ni6t aufqe.
tunoen iperoen fOAnte, III ben Dorti0en
3ouipeiGern fteben geblieben tpar, tuo
man es aud nod Dotfanb. IS mar Elm
bi6t beri6lOHenes Petroleum SAB, mel,
DIES in i6nar5er Garbe bic ge3ei6nun9
IS. t. 106" unb ferner bic @tempel
Der s4ppraiierszO Office" bonn 6. Gebru.
ar, benz Datum Der Mntunft, urlO bonn
IA. Jebruar, benz 9atum Der gintra.
gung bur9 bic GrpreBaeieQi@af! Wels,
Sarge 6 Co., trug. Dem Gro9ti9ein
sufolge iolte es, ngemablenen @pps"
entbalten unb mar als Sample @oobs"
bessi6net. So gpps nidt sonfrei eiuz
sefhbrt werben barf, unteriuGtem Bic
Seamten ber uNppraiferss Office" ben
Snbalt bss Safes in BET ibli6en Meiz
fe, inbem Der Spunb berausgei1laqen
Duroe, unb ba man in Der Shat nur gez
mablenen Sips aug Dem 5puntIo6e
rlnnen lab. 10 marc bas SAB mieber
augel6la8en uno upafiirt", obne baB
man bic g%esinefte IbnuHg bate, meI@en
fhredli6en Sabalt es ionf nod barg.
Wan i9lug nun mad Intunft Der De-
psiGe aug a%cpenbagen benz Safe ben
Booen Elm, unb Elm entieblider Nnblid
bot it'd BEN Beamten. 9as SAB mar
ideinbar aleroings mil gemablenem
@pps gefuIt. 9erielbe umgob aber
bic 5ulammengebriidte 2ei6e zines Man-
nes, be6en Nlter faum anndbernb fefs
gelteut lperoen fpnnte. Mu1 Die 1arbe
oes Bart uub 6auptbaares, bas nit
benz @Dpstaub bebedt mar, mar ni6t
5u erfennen. 9as @ef6t beg 5obten
umrabmte ELM Oi9ter Yoqsart. Ser
&opf rubte in Der la6eu, re6ten 9ano.
uno otefe trug am 5Deiten Singer einen
einfa9en @olortng. Ser 2ei6nam
mar b60ig betleibet. NaGbem cine
io%rsfdltige Snipeftion Der 2ei6e,
nel9e 5tpar einen fia,fsn @sru9 auss
itr6mte, benno9 aber gut erbalten mar,
borsenommen, purbe oieielbe tpie5er
eingepadt unb bas SAB mieber ebenio
iOr9fdltig oeri6Ioien. pie es porbem
9epeien. Sas 6ab nit ieinem Subalt
tDirb b66it mabrf9einli6 pieoer nod
Sopenbagen oil bic bdnii6en 8eb6rben
5uriidgeianbt werhen. Ss6ehfals bot
Der odnif6e @onfuI in Stem Oort fdon
bic borbereitenben Shritte ba3u getban,
inbem er fi6 mad eirem gefud)e bel
9epuip : Collector Burr iofort mad
Woibinston beaab. 6err Burr iaate,
bab bas SAB, wenn bic Depside ni6t
Iuftldruns tlber bitten Snbalt eeaebeu
bdtte, nod brei Sabre long i'm SOL.
ipeidsr bdtte iieben mdfien, big bic Be-
amten bas geiebIi9e &s9t gebabt babeu
miirben, es gum 3pede bes ~epentueller
Werfaufs oes Snbalts gu 6fnen.
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Cine tole Sin Eat Der 8unbess
Senator @parts eingebra6t. Several
2afapstte fam i'm Sabre 1924 nit benz
S9iHe n@aomus" mad Wmerifa, unb
atpar obne &eiiegelb gu be3ablen. Die
Na9fommen Der bamaligen gefiber bes
S9ifes %Derlansen nun, baB bic Ser.
Staten ibnen bas b~e3ablen, uas 2afaz
bette f6ulbig blieb. Mit 3inies3ins
belduft f6 bieie in ber Sbat peniger
frede, als fomii9e Gorberung auf bic
bef6ei6ene 9umme BON So. 371.67. Ser
@bicasoer n9eralo" meint, Senator
Blair .folte nun f6nea cine Blu eins
bringen, uonad Den Norpesern bic
Soften Der &eiie 2eif gridion's nit
3inies3ins gu bergiiten pdren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-22

correspondence. Comfort, 81.
Npril go. gnbli@ 1T Der Ianseriebute
Resen getommen, in GoIse beHen mar
iberaQ frobe @efidter fiebt. Der &esen
ieBte am Sonnabenb Morgen elm unb
bat es, 5dauer auf S@auer. lansiam
eereenet, iobaB aud ieber SrOpfeu in
ben Boben e%inoringen fonnte. Wie es
f9eint, bsfommen mir nod mebr. @omz
fort fdngt 10 lan9iam an au vbubmen",
beri6iebeue neue 6duier finb gebaut
mOrben unb mebrere finb in Mngriff ge>
rDmmen.
Maem Mnf9ein nod fommen bieien
Sommer mebr Jrembe aIs ie 3ubor nod
Comfort, Sngenbitt's 9otel bat iebt
i9on biele @d1te. 8%eildufig fei bier
geiast, baB bas alte melt unb brett be-
fannie 3arger Sotel tdufi9 on Germ
g. Sngenbitt ti%bergegansen lit unb
iebt bon elmer tti6tisen Mirtbin, Jrau
plab. gefibrt mirb, bic bearebt 1T, ben
alien guten 9uf beg 9auies nod INNER
mebr gu befefi9eu.
uniere 2iebertafel, mel9e felt einigen
Sabren bur9 bic meite gntfernuug bes
Sirisenten T.. S9miot leioer einen
&hdf9ritt gu per3eidnen bate, bat fi6
bon Weuem aufgeraft, biele iuugs 9rdfte
5ugeaogen, einen neuen 9iri9entsn in
perion BON emil &arger betpmmen unb
tritt nd9fen Sonntag gum eritenmaI
6fentli6 auf. Greili9 i,no feline 6oIiz
fen unb ainftler in oieiem @eianeper'
Elm, aIein mir ristirett es. in benz guten
@Iauben, baB bas Comforter publitum
ni9t gu i6arf nit uns Ing @eri9t geben
pirb.
Ser g6rne'r @%eiansberein, fopie Der
bieiise gemif6te @bor perben fi9 OH Der
Acknowledging betbeiIigen. Der
&eoatteur Der nGreien pre1e" lift
freunoli6f e%ingelaoen. (S6aoe, bob
es bic 3eit nidt erlaubt! Nnmerf. b.
Heb.)
9enienigeu 2euten, tpel9e ibrer &C.
iunbbeit balber ing 8ebirge miiKen, fam
i'd nit sutem @emiiien Comfort empfebs
len, mir baben bier 3tpei quite, nit f66s
neK 3immern berfehene 9otels, nit aufs
mertiamer Yebienung. Nu6 bat d6
bier iebt Elm iunger itrebiamer 4rat bau=
ernb niebergelaRen, welder bon 4aen,
bic feline Dienite in Iniprud genOmmen
baben, febr gelobt Dirb.
9ur6 ieiue Sage, fopie bur6 bas
rei9li6e unb seiunbe WaRer i6eiut
Comfort mebr als irgenb Elm anberer
Ort in Weit Seras gum tlimatilden
2urort geeisnet gu fein.
3ablreide bieftge I%bonnenten Der
oJreien Yrefe" m69ten germ, baB Sbr
gei6dbtes Ylatt otter unb eiHgebenber
iiber Comfort beri6tete, unb mir m66s
ten Sic besbaIb eriu6en, oann unb
tpann einen Baum fir Comfort 3u res
@ierbilen. Gas entipridt aud san3 ua.
ierem Wuuide, beri6ten Sic nur INNER
au, 9err Correspondent! Nnm. b.
Heo.) II. Z.
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Nbi6luB selanst 1T. @etbau bat
bieie @onferen3 gar gt'dts, eigentli6
au1 ni6t einmal b n, baB
etmas getban merben olle,
ionbern b66itens bei6lo EN-, baB
es NJ Il DE 8 ertb 10 Dire, menn
biesoberie nesg b a II ID il be.
9a 1T es benn freili6 DOn eiseutliGen
&ei uItaten nod melt tpeniger gu ipre.
den, als bel Dem pan : Nmericanii6en
@ongreB, Der bod ~tpsni9teus Oie@runhs
beoingungen gu elmer aagemeineu polis
tii9en 8eritdnbigung gei6afen bat.
Wirfli6 ipaBtg waren bic geSenieitigen
8eneihrdu6erungen, nit benen bieGeles
goten ber perfdiebenen 2dnber f6 nod
@9luB Der 8erliner @onfereua beba@s
ten. BeiOhbers Serr b. Berlepi6 bat
in Der 8e5iebung @robartises geleiftet.
Wiit &e6t bemerft elm n6rbli6es Blatt
in 8e3ug bierauf: sgerlepf6's &ebe
am 59lufe Ser @onferen3 bdtte ni6t
begeiiterter ausfaaen f6Inen, tpenn Die
9erren BORT bic gauge fociale 6rage nit
einem @6lage gel6ft bdtten!" Man
6aratterifirt bas @n5ergebniB ber 8ers
liner Irbeitsz @onferena tpobl an 9es
nauefen, iuenn mon iagt: rOie Con-
ferena mar elm @ustaui6 bon Meinun.
gen unb Elm Nnfnipfen frehnbi9aftliz
9er 8esiebungen. nel1e in 3ufunft Die
i66niten Gri6te iragen f6nnen, bic
aber nit oemielben @raoe Der Wabrs
i6einli6feit aud D6lig %mirfungs. unh
3ueflDs bleiben f6nnen."
Was bic algemeine Sage Der eutpz
pdii9en pDlitif %anlanst, 10 berri@t oa
gesenndttig cine siemli9 unsetpDbnli6e
&ube - bielei6t aber miro bieielbe
balb burh bic greisniKe unterbro1en,
uel6e nber l. Mai" Del .nutbli6 i'm
@efolse baben nirb. DaB berIelbe
iiberau 10 gang rubig p~erIaufen wirb,
1T faum an5unebmen.
9aB in Der ausmdrtigen YoIitiI
Seutidlanbs nit benz &idtritte Bis:
MAIDS cine weientli1e Menberung elm.
treten miro, geninnt INNER mebr an
WabriGeinlidfeit. Man giebt fi9 in
Berlin iebt ohenbar Wtbe, elm etmas
pdrmeres, ober bod tuenisfsns Elm rpe
niger gereistes unb ~gefpanntes 8erbdlt.
nib gu Grantrei9 an3ubabnen. Dem.
nod bat man in Berlin enbli9 eingeies
ben. bob Der tpabre Seinb Der mo6erner
Gultur Mot i'm Welten Dsutidlanbs
fonbern i'm Often gu Iu9en 1T. Dat
Seutf6lanb natiirlid, UNI Tranfrsid 81
getpinnen, ni6t @liaB 2otbringen ieBt
tpieber 5uriidgeben fam, lieet auf De,
Sanb, aber es beiBt iosar, baB Der &ai.
ier Wilbelm II. ni6t abgeneist fei. auI
ben neutrality-suspicious. Der Neu.
tralifirung Der &ei9sIanSe
e~in5useben. Sir bieien ~8erluit" mid
man fi1 BARN ourd bic @rinbung zines
grpBen beutfden Rolonial : Gei9es i'm
Queagebiete bes Hils unb beg &ongc
fdablos baIteu. Die Sadie tpdre 10
libel mod nidt unb oer f9einbare Ser
luf t0nnte bann Iei6t gu einem eroBen
Sesen fit bic geiunoe politiIde unb
io5iaie @ntnidlung Der beiben gr6Bten
GuItur= 2dnber @uropas = 9eutidlaro
unb 6ranfrei9 neroen-wdbrenb bieieIz
ben bisber ffets Miene madteu, f6 gum
@aubium Der ruifi9en 6alb W1iaten
gesenieitig gu 5srfeii6enl
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Die iiberieeii9e Iuspanberung
aus benz beutiden &ei9e iiber oeuti6e
9dfen, @atnerpen, ROTTERDAM unb Mnls
iterbam umfahen nod BEN lebten Moz
natsbeft CUR Statifit BEG beutiden
@eids in ben Mouaten Sanuar unb
Gebruar b. S. 7215 Berfpnen, sesen
$685., 1000, 7349, 1892 unb $3.50 i'm
glei9en 3eitraum Der leBten fiinf Sabre.
1903 waren aus pommern, $40 aug
poien, 698 aus Weitpreuben, fobaB auf
biefe brei probin3en 40.8 procent Der
gefammten beuti6en Nusmanberung
eutfGQt.
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Sine ifd9ere 8elo.glnlaae

lit eine irlhe, pcn pelder Sbnen inter @arantie su9ez
ii6ert irerben fam, nab ie befriebtsenbe 9~ieiultate lie
fert, ipinrtgenfau5 has ~an9eleste @elc 5uridse3ablt miro.
Guf bieier 8aiiS fbnnen Sic rpn Dem unten ansesez
benen @pptbeter eine Slai6e BON Or. ainss Meuem
S4ipinbinhtS : S%eilmittel taufen. SO pirb saranttrt,
baB baiielbe unter alien lnitduben Grlei1teruns sez
ipdbrt, reun man eS seSen irsenb melde Geinen Der
aeble, Der 9ruit pper Der 2unsen anmenbet = wie
S6pinbiudt, 9unSenent,inpuns, 9rpn6itt8, aIbma,
&euhbnien, 8rdune &C. &c. So lit a~ngenebm %ein5unebz
men nnb i4medt gut, lit pbais fiber unb man fam ib
imnIes barauf ~perlaIien.
Rrebehai@en fret in alien gpptbeten. IpbleIale Bel
OretB, Tbpmplpnu II. 60.