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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
Drvirxi, a.a the Govsr,sr.


.ss '.e s"verses.
In its editorial columns Of Saturday. Dec. II
Rev ~ Samuel n Vsvin ., .hs ee %asx Oy .ne
ereentfonaI Church Of This civ npots, bf,, =.
saIIo... o'N'eA u 'n'' CITY, 'u''eo MN as
The voice OF God. speaking through the
public conscience. demands tina, Ia ha t,t.n
to ths n-se;niss ~ ,hs ,o-,d nd ~ us .s.eu
abyss OF eternity"
This THE Suy took As n reference to Gov
mn "a d..I.-.t th.t .,tss,u 49, W u ..,
means that Mr.. Virgin desires and advises the
assassination Of Gov. Hill"
the editorial called forth from the Rev. Dr..
Virgin . somewhat heated note. written on
paper bearing the letter-head OF the Union
League Club. which was IS follows:
W., ~. >, ,ss,
- - r,,,,, ., r srxNs NV f1 m.,, Dec "a 1881;
ur. noens. Of sn. ...s in examining the papers o.
Inc notice you. s,'os.i comment IN
n. MAJ. in ~ ..-ran - ~. sr,s.s $50. .lom
H,nen ,.-,,.. ,rnr, ,ns. never
however severe. have not stood in the pulpit
p.op 70 utter raniom thoughts. But it not ne duty
-" 80 '. ~. - 'NsA e'ui. "nAtots "o'as A.
ls ns.s 70 NOV "nA- presented anu ~oAs touoved the
.as sls under
'a aso" ': aa better Illustration ., tn. .o,. a,.,.
me Necessity Of an Eniishssned Public conseisnc. tn
on this usser.ncs-
-Rseti... Journalism" " y '''1
-" Se-f ~ ''af' e'eaiaas' s..rri q VIRGIN
card.
'"'o Rev. s..rxr Il. yne,, nm I'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
Aw.a. 10 cAs..so,s n.... ,r.ss.s.
SsA ~ ESwejl6srr Va,

N1N u LsNcd6sr1 NNea
When Chicago drss applied for the Fair she boosted
that should cost Congress oas DOLLAR 1nss pouu
ous and entsrpr,stns city boasssd Of ITS willingness.
and ability 20 make grand the whole astr
and nov to come Tn and ask for 100000 more from
Congress the coolest piece have ever sean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24

1F'" AH<yt1uN HusrurnDW.
Blondes will exist ~ long golden hair wash
synonym peroxide OF hydrogen 10 manufactured IL
turns the most pronounced brunette into . charming
blonde. At . widely ranging charge Of from u so
in the Bowery to 80 in Fourtsenth OF rwentyxhird
streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24

EI~m ~ PhitaiipAia Rsusva'
Il has been proposed Co shorten New Yorr jr,o
Nope" ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
Isf.ss E<xessrtei:y.

F7s"' tas E.-Aia5s1n ss-- y J4r.
she sang . lengthy Lullaby
with many triil aAd shaks:
ths baby vent To sissp, pernA -.
Bal ths psishhors stayed 4sskA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
No KIsA. to B,.<a u. County tor c,,.,-,.

From ss Paf- EPr.-
Noe dol ar should BE- appropriated for the Chicago
Fair. Indeed, We d. noe that Congress b., the
right to tsk, the money Of the people and give to the
Management Ct ths Chicago Fair.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
DIED WHILE IN OFFICE.

Secretary Window the Seventh Cabinet
Oficer of the United States to Die Dur
ing Service.
The death of Cabinet officer during
his term of Office has not been a
rare occurrence in the history of this
country. MIR. Webster and Mr.. Upshur
died while filling the Office of Secretary
of State; Mr.. Rawlins, while Secretary
of War; Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Howe,
while Postmaster General, and Mr..
Folger while Secretary of the Treas
ury, Mr.. Window was, therefore, the
second Secretary of the Treasury who
died in Office, and, like Mr.. Folger, he
died while away from the National
Capital. Secretary Manning was strick-
en- with fatal disease while Secretary
of the Treasury, and died soon after
leaving the service. As was also the
case with Mr.. Folger, Secretary Win
dom died from heart failure, mainly at
tributed to overwork in the perform
ance of his official duties.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05

THE circuit court at Mansfield decided
that the verdict of $21, 800, given to Boyd
M. Miller, New York, Lake Erie and
Western engineer, for injuries in a
wreck at Akron several years ago, is .ex-
cessive, and the amount was reduced to
S12 1000, which was accepted by Miller's
counsel.
In fire at Cygnet, seven buildings
were destroyed and three persons
burned to death. Financial loss 500, 600.
The Logan County property owners
want the bed of the Miami river low
cred.
F. F. sLE1eMEYER has been appointed
cadet at the IT, 8. Military Academy
from the Fifth District of Ohio.
A Two-YEAR-oLD child of Curtis Hoff,
living near Harpster, fell upon a hot
stove, and was terribly burned. I'd
MAGGIE REYNOLDS and Mary Carroll
have clandestinely left their homes at
Mansfield to enter convent at Joliet,
Ill
In the House on the morning Of the
S0th Mr. Reiter, Of Montgomery, intro
duced the following joint-resolution rel
ative to the death of Secretary Window,
which wss unanimously adopted: "Be
it resolved, by the Sixty-ninth General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That we
have heard with feelings OF profound
sorrow of the sudden death Of Hon.
William Window, Secretary of the
Treasury; and that In his death the ma
ton Is called upon to mourn the loss Of
one Of its most distinguished citizens
and statesmen, long in the service of
his country, man Of the purest per-
sonal character and unquestioned in!eg-
rity, and who, by his services and citi-
zenship, has reflected dignity and credit
upon Ohio, his native State. Resolved,
That we extend to the family OF the de-
ceased our deepest sympathy, and as q
mark Of respect order the dag of the
State House to be placed at half-mast
on the day Of the funeral" The Senate
concurred in the adoption Of the resolu-
ton.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL has pardoned
Louis Baum, sent to the penitentiary
from Franklin County in 1885 for fifteen
years for forging the name OF Judge Al
len G. Thurman to check for $1B.
Raum's home is in Portsmouth, where
his widowed mother resides
! AT Tiffin, while fourishing pistol IN
q playful manner, James Sweeney. 9
night guard at the Jail, shot John Her
zog, prominent business man, the bal
striking him in the head, but glanced
from the skull producing serious bu'
not fatal wound.
AN jncendiary attempt was made I,
burn the Record newspaper ofics .
oberlin.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
IN MOURNING.

Grape on tho Public buildings In Wash.
ington-Arrival of the Remains OF Secre-
tary Window.
Washington awoke Friday morning
to be shocked, through all ranks of its
life, with the story of Secretary Win
dom's sudden death. For thirty years
he had been well-known figure there.
for quarter Of century 1t had been
not only a familiar figure, but the
people Of all classes had regarded
him with high respect and true
esteem. His work had been
For the people. He had been %
constant supporter of all their reforms.
He was strong in Congress during the
war. He was prominent in reconstruc-
tions. He was influential for ten years
IL the House of Representatives, years
which covered the elimination of seces-
sion, the war for the union and the res
toration and reconstruction period. He
was as influential for the twelve follow
ing years in the Senate. Two Presidents
had honored him with the high position
of Secretary of the Treasury. The
President and the members of his Cabi-
net assembled at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad station Friday afternoon
for the purpose Of receiving the remains
of Secretary Window. The remains
were brought in a special car at
tached to the regular train leaving
Jersey City at 1880 and arriving in
Washington at 4:S0 o'clock. It arrived
promptly on time. The transfer Of the
remains from the station to the house
was made quietly and with as little ef-
fort at display as possible. The inter-
ment will be made at Rock Creek Gene
terry, near the Soldiers Home, and the
President, accompanied by Mrs. Dimmick
and the Postmaster-G General, drove out to
the cemetery Friday afternoon for the
purpose of selecting suitable lot for
the burial. An order was issued by the
Department of State directing that the
Treasury Department in all its branches
be draped in mourning for the period of
thirty days; that on the day of the fun
eral the several executive departments
shall be closed, and that on all public
buildings throughout the United States
the National flag shall be displayed at
half mast
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
kr~r Caught by the Decoys.

Louis c. Mueller, distributor in the
mailing division of the st. Louis post
Office, was arrested shortly after mid
night, charged with abstracting money
from letters He was caught by decoy
letters and the discovery explains many
complaints that have been coming in
for some time past. The amount of his
populations is not yet known.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Commits suicide on the Street.

Edwin J. Bowe, of Cooperstown, ILL.,,
was found dead late Thursday night at
the corner of Baltimore avenue and
Tenth street, Kansas City. A bullet
hole in the forehead showed the cause
Of death. Papers found in his pocket
lead to the conclusion that he was in
sane and committed suicide.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
OHIO STATE NEWS.
POPULATION.

Census Figures on the Number Of Resi-
dents In Each County.
Secretary of State Ryan has received
from the Department at Washington
the following table showing the popu-
lation Of each County in the State. He
says that all previous reports are mao
curate:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Death Has Been Busy.

Death has been busy in high places
during this administration. In Su-
preme Court Justices Matthews and
Miller have passed away. General
Sheridan has died. Two deaths have
occurred in the family of Secretary
Tracy, two in Secretary Blaine's, and
twoin Secretary Windom's, the latter's
grandson having been buried only a
week ago.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05

Lieutenant schwatka Dangerously Injured.
The famous explorer, Lieutenant
Schwatka. was seriously, If not fatally,
injured Friday. He was ascending the
stairway OF the Park Hotel Mason City,
Ia, and when near the top he fell back
wards over the banister to the floor be-
meath. The physicians state that his
recovery is doubtful,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Enbezzler Captured.

Frederick White was arrested at Kan
sas City, Friday, charged with the en-
bezzlement of $1,000 from Morgan &
Co., railway ticket brokers, of Chicago.
He confesses to his crime, and says he
lost the money in speculation on
Change.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
only Two of the Miners Perish.

All openings in the Chaplin mine,
Iron Mountain, Mich, have been closed
in the hope that the fire may be smoth-
cred. Four of the imprisoned miners
escaped through the timber shaft, but
Thomas Edwards and Jerry Bennett
were suffocated. Their bodies were
brought to the surface.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
GROSS AREA

or the State by Counties In Square
Miles.
The gross area Of Ohio as given by
the late census report which is given
at 41,OeO, Of which 500 is water and
O,76O is land surface. The area Of
Ohio by Counties in square miles Is as
follows.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Prohib. vote WIN stand.

By a vote of 81 to Q the Nebraska
House indefinitely postponed the bill
providing for q recount Of the votes
Cast at the late election on the prohibi-
tory amendment. 4 A bill appropriating
800, 900 for the relief of drought suffer-
ers in the western part of the State
passed by unanimous vote.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
KRAM Err HOUSE.
Road Notice.

ATOTICE Is hereby given that q petition
IN Gill be presented to the Comm issioners
q highland county at their next session,
Hsassh I'd, A. d. 1891, praying for the vaca-
tksa of n county road on the following line,
tn-wft. Beginning at the Greenfield and
lExrshall road abeut Is rods north of String
tssxn and running nOrthwesterly direction
t1seexgh the lands Of John Cowman to within
asx south OF 3. II. Swisshelm's shop, ell In
P.Ri9t township, Highland county, Ohio.
" III BUssEY AND OTHERS. Petitioners.
Eearuary 2d. 1901. t
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Bradlaugh Dead.

Chas. Bradlaugh, English politician,
Is dead. He had been i'll for some
time.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05
Nebraskans Want Relief.

The Nebraska Senate has adopted
memorial to Congress asking an appro-
priation OF 81, ,0O0, 600 for the relief Of the
sufferers in that State.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-27

Gin frhber bel Der 9trmee fehenber
Wunbar3t unt iebt bebeuteuber arst i'm
0iili6en Soua, rnuBte unldngft auf els
nige Gage iein 0eim perlaHen; tpdbs
renb feiner 4bUeienbeit befam zines
Der Rinber cine i6mere grtdltung. ipos
rauf feine sSrau fofort eiue Jlaf6e
p@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" bolen
lieB. 9lit bem er5ielten &eiultate tuar
fie 10 aufrieben, Dab bel dbnli9en iduen
5u berfdiebeneu 3eiten bieislbe Mebisin
sebrau@t ipurbe. Glad eisener uebers
3eu9ung bebauptet Der Ir3t, baB es bas
3uperIdiiigfe prdparat geeen grtdItuns
udre tnb before Grfolge crsiele, aIs iys
9eub zines, mas er ie ae5rau@t babe.
gu Derfaufsn bel ". Cohen & Co.,
Ralteper & SOU unb allen bsbeutenben
Sroguifen.
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gtaats : 2estslalur.
NuFin. 26. Sanuar 1891.
@enat

- eUQI.
Sob. 0ogS bat benz Senate folgenoe
GrEennungen 5ur .Befdtigung iibers
ianbt: 81. 8. 6arriion gum @ebhlfs.
@eneralantDolt; g. O. DouelaB aum
@ebdlfs Superintendent bes 3u@t.
baufes su &ust; Sames 9. @mitber
gum @ebhlfs Superintembenten BEG
3u@.bauies Su 9untsbine unb sc. 90.
UinlaD gum Jinan5agenten Der Staatss
misunderstanding.
Inter ben sablreiGeu neuen Bills Be-
fanb R1 au9 cine bon Ntlee fur bic
@rb6bung 6er Gtaatsprdmien auf Die
8erni9tuug bon W6lfen unb anbtfem
&aub3eug.
6aus.
Sm 9auie bra6te Wur35ad bon
Berar cine petiticn Der 8arger bon
8eIor @DuntD ein, bic um ben grlaf
eines @eieBes erfu9en, ueI@es bas
@ouatp ermd4tigt, eine 6peciaIfeuer
fir bic 8eaablung bes 4labes 3ur Ct.
ri@tung beg @Hbwefli6en SrrensNipIs
au erbeben.
lleber oas 9dussefeb 80. %, burG
wel@es bic Strafe auf bas berborasne
Sragen bon WaFen bon $25 auf SIC
erb6bt tperben io1, lieet ein etinEi9er
unb Elm ablebnenoer Geri6t Dor.
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aein gSratf auf bsr alippe

mar emsls bOfnunssper se&eiert als eiuc serrtete
Contribution, eineret rb bic 3srruns bic Eclse elmer
i4redltdben Rrantbet, pper beS lansiam aber fider
fOrt4reitenben ppr5eittsen Werfaas 1T, weIer cbue
i&etnbar 5utreffenbe .rfa9e manaen 9pnftitutiOncn
anbaftet. Gin ausSs5eianetes WltttteI, nm Sieies
i4etnbar unaufbaltame Iertrp tnen ber 9ebeusidfte
unb Der e berpcrruienOsn 0uele gu bintertreben, 1T
bas wobItbuenbe Spiteters Masenbttters, pel&es bic
gerbauuns bef6rber, bas 8Iu beretdert unb BEN se=
i4pd&ten sDrper icppbI SubitanB als BiberFaabss
trait perleibt. @eritcpfuns, S@pdae Der Neren unr
8lais, 6eter ssIiaer art unD SbeumatismuS seb6rsn
Su ben 9etmiu@unsen be8 Meniaensei@le&ts, pel&en
bnr bas 9itters 8neG unb srhnblt absebplien pirb.
Sebarrlt@teit i'm Gebrau@ reFelben fabrt gum 3ieI.
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Bantes mllerlei aus 9euti9laus

- giner Nnregung Der 8erliuer
@tabtDerotbneten 0eriammlung fol.
eent, befhloB ber Maaifirat, eine
Stelle innerbalb ter neuen MIeranber.
pIaBsNnlagen our Nuffenung zines
Dentmals fir 6@uIse. .Delibl6 au be.
piuigen. Die Nusfhbrung 6es staubs
bilbes eri9eint ollein f9on bur@ bic
8eitrdge Der grDBen 8srliner @snoiiens
fGaftsbanten gefi6ert. Bis iebt tDirb
iiber 100000 Start Derfigt, biefe
Sumn'e tDirb atsr borausf9tli1 ouf
LEO. 900 Marf erbbbt perben. grtp6at
mon, baB bas @6tbes Dentmal nur 12Os
eco Marf, bas 2eifing 9entmal uur
10000 Mart fDftet, 10 tann man sfi6
ber!i@l.t halten, DaB ettpos SA6nes aes
leifet tDerDen tuir0. 8eiIdufig bemerft,
ludre- abgeleben BON btr Bdffe bes all
ten ssrib uab bes Gtieger DentmaIs in
Jtieori9sb0in-o0s S6ul3e Gentmal
bas erffe Monument it Berlin inner,
balb bes Sbeils re@tsieitis ber Spree.
= &aiiiide BIdtter ers1blen folaenbe
merfmtrbige @ei9iGte. 8or 2uraem
farb in Ms,o cine iunge Dame Namens
Wa6terbaulen, beren Mutter in potss
bam pobnt. Sofort, na9bem bieie
bic S0bes. .Na9ridt erbalten bate, CAB
he auf telegrapbii@em Mege elmer Set
9enbefaitun9s. Inifalt In 9fis3a ben
Nufirag, ben Qei@nam Der Sodter nod
Doisbam su ienben. Rad mebreren
3ageu fam Der @arg In potsbaln on,
unb bic Jrau lieB ben Sarg 6ffuen, UNI
6ie So6ter gum leBten Male 3i feben.
MQein au ihrem @niieben bot fi9 ibr elm
nnerwarteter Nnblid: Sn bem Sarge
lag bet 2ei9nam zines altcn rufHfdea
OffiJiers in Uniform. Die 2ei@enbs.
ifaitnngss slnternebmung bate fi@ geirrt
unb ben 6arg nit BEN 2ei9nanl ber
iuuaen Dame nod SmoIenst unb ben
oes iuu5sn Offi5iers nod Yotsbam GEE
ienbet. Die potsbamer Dame teles !
Srapbirte, na@6em Der Sa@berbalt auf.
gefldrt worbeu tpar, t1ab Gmolenst
uno eriu6te bic bOrtige 8eh6roe, ben
2ei6nam ibrtr So6ter na@ goisbom
3u fenben. Bon Gmolenst uurbe ibr
ober Die Jt1@rlht 3u 2betl, blB oa8
2ei@enbegdngniB nit ben benz Off3ier
gebGbrenben miliidril9en gbren hereits
itnttgefunoen babe.
= Gin alter 2alauer, BEN cine gns
sabl tbermiiibiger iunger 2eute In els
mem Wirtbsbauie 3u Manfer In Wefis
fallen neu In Scene iebten, tuirb oenls
ndGii bic 2ritif beg 5trafri6ters 3u be.
ffeben baben. giner aus ber @eieus
f9aft, Der Gerabe niGt au ben Gdlaues
ten au geb6ren i9sint. bate fi9 bereit |
ertIdrt. fur 5 Mort fid breiBia 66Idse |
Guf einen ni6t ndber au be3ei9nenben |
Q6rpertbeil applieiren au laKen. Die'
@unr1e tpurbe Eel eitem Srttten BIN. /
terIest, tDel@sr biefeIbe nod benz breis
bigften Gdloge aus3u3ablen bate. Nbs |
tpsGfelno. nit frif9er 2rait, ging man
ans gDert unb als man 20 gea1hlt |
bate, NeB man ben Beirogenen Icnfen. |
9iefer aber min fiG babel ni6t berubis
gen, berIangt DieImebr ben breiBigFen
69lag unb bann bic 5 Matt. Das
8ortOmmniB erreste unter ben Mnwes
lenaen begreiflide 9eiterteit.
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2entid1er 1nn.

Sn Der in 59oI3's 0ale abgebaIte'
men 8eriammlnng am Nontag Mben0.
beti6teie bic Delegation bes 0ereins
Der Iusermdblten Greunbe (Chosen
Friends), bic 6eier nit $50 gu unter,
ithteu. Ser 3riegers8erein tuirb $lOC
beiteuern, bic S@Iei9er 2oae bel
9nigbts Of 9onor $25 unb Der g. U.
Seutf@e Mdnner9or tpirb auBer ben
In MusR9t geftellten 800 tod eta Ron.
aert arraugiren.
8is iebt iinb So, 800 aejei@aet. Der
Waler NOIte In Neu Orleans Dirb Coz
loritie 8orlagen far bic Musi9miidung
Der Wageu lieferu, uno Der 0orRbenbe
tpiro Gufaugs nd9fen Nonats nod
ytew Orleans reiien. um bie n6tEigen
2sittims ba aus;ufu9en.
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Ansrerkanf Muter aIleu atmstaeudeu

Ben Ddares ein fb6ner, ltattli9er Wann,
nit lebbeften Nugen unb bliibenber @es
R@tsfasbe. Dos aeiitge grgrauen bes
6aares mar cine GamilieneiseEtbam.
lidfeit Ser @i@lofs unb lie Hanb benz
ieBigen 3rdger bes Grafentitels, ipels
der nit Dem 0efg, beg Msaiorats bers
fnhpft trar, porirefflidb.
Gyaf @iUbOf tpar In feiaer sSugeHb
Gar6eoffi5ier geirefen. pie ieine beiben
6lterea S6bne es iebt iparen, er bate oos
2eben 9enofen, unO bate gsfunben,
OaB bahelbe cine DorireFfli9e Giuri@s
ltung iei, nit oesen @enuB man no1
] ni6t fertig 3u feia brau@e, toeun mon
au9 brsi erma6iene GSbne babe, unb
ct beoba6tete ieB! nit elmer Nrt Neus
gierbe, iuie ieiue oyei 56bne iiG oieies
2eben 5ure1tlegen piir6en.
Der Aeltefie bate R6 Jung berlobt.
ST III ctwas berliebter Naiur, bos bat
ct bon mireiaste Der @raf, uno Iadte.
Der 3meite, 2otbar, lebte duf beHdns
bigem GtiessfuBe nit feinem Ginnabmes
budget, tuel6es uiemals fir ieine Mnss
gaben austei6en mollte.
ct 1T Elm 5auisminb, Elm e9ter Ecu.
fenbfoifa, aber bas bat CT bon mir, 10
mar Id an@, fasie Der @raf unb Ia6te
aud bariiber.
Run fam Walter an bic &eibe.
Wuf Wunf4 feinsr Mntter, bte aus
elmer Gamilie bon Diplomaten unb
prdibenten itanmte, mar ct niGt flr
6as 9Rilitdr beIftmmi i0nt6eu, fouberu
fcllte bic b6bere turiifil6e @arriete elm.
i9Iagen. Gie G,dfin iob TT ibnl ibpn
eineu 5utiinftigen @eianbiea ober Mti.
niffer, Der Graf betradtets i'm nit eis
nem fOn6erbaren @emiIb BON Mlitleit
unb &efsnaiion.
lluier iInDfes 2inb bdtte eigentli6
cine So9ter Derbenfoaen, pHsste'er 3li
fagsn. Ran es hos nidt geporoeu ii.
tuollen iie tuenigfeus einen GeberFu6Ier
aus ibm NADER. 0a, id5 tann nidts
baftr, etantai muB man na@geben, unb
BEL ben 5tuei 4eltelfsn babe i9 meiuen
Wilea bur69efebt.
MaIter mar, aEitatt In bas Rabetten.
f0rps einautreteH. 5i elmer IN Berlin Ies
beuben Ierrdn5tsn beg @rofen aefom.
men, iDslde fi@ In 3iemli1 bei@rdnlien
@erbdltaiRen tefanb unb ben penRoudr
babsr iebr germ aufnabal. St bate
oann Elm @pmnaFun Der &efbens be.
fu&t, sur 8eripunberung ouer guten
6reunoe uno geireuen Na9baru, tDeIdbe
cine @pmnafialla6t Der beimilGen Yros
bin5 als fiir oieien 3ped biel aeeianeter
gefuHoen baben iplrben.
es III gut, ipenn ct F@ Bel 3eiten an
bic &eFbena gem6bne unb bort beimifd5
tDirb, meinte 6ie @rdfin, obne ben aus
beren unb bieneidt aa6 cbne I'D, IeIblf
geeeaiiber bieies Gutieia ndber su mos
tibiren.
Mae ct na9 Berlin geben, bat1te Der
@raf ba bat er @elegeubeit, feline beis
ben Briioer unb feline 8ettern bon Der
@arbe kster ju feben unb es mhste bod
nit benz SeufeI sugeben. lpenu Der sSuns
ge nod bem AbiturierteEeramen aid)t
umfattelie unb nit Sang uno 5SIana urs
ter bic eolOoten einee. So pfrbe
oas an ieiner STEELE iebenfglls tbunl
LBortfssuns fOIstl
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stabtiidle etenereinidas,.nt,.

afeRor @ufap Graf9 bat bic NiieiI.
mentIiiten ftir 1890 tpie foIgt sulanls
mengefeut:
@runbeieenibum $21. .568, ,O95; ber.
tSnlt@es gigentbum 81 .887, $50; Gel,
Der 1920, Ais; 2aufimannsaiiter
u. .734, ,285. Sotal $27, $40, ,345.
Sm Sabre 1889 betruaen Gruubei.
gentbum $l7, ,245, ,275; perf6nlidss 81.
gentbum 81 1863, $40; @eIoer 81. $685..
825; Raufmannsshter $1,572,515.
Sotal $2l. .380,486.
Die 3unabme 1T aliO; @tunbeigens
tbuni 1922. .820; peri6alid1es @iaen.
tbum 70. $50; @eIber 1921, $50; 9auf.
ti,annsgtiter $l61, no. Sotal $6..
129, $50,
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9anael uuO @iihne

:, @er: Q. @. SRrsut, gaaDr eer grabesasrueinbe In
gsns nsSaao, Hanias, iaat: 9aIts es fr metne
Ghteeduns az mtr ssntrts bat Wseue ennsen psrea
N li9HMmer BerLafuna nHb metne @emetnbe erpartete
bab ID nnr nod tnr5e 3ett lebeH pirbe. Wodbbem TX
aber Gldf9en ron Or. Rings Neuer Gntbeduna aes
eenomMsn bate, BIN Id pieber seunb nnb muner uni
babe 26 Rfnnh an @ewtGt jusenrmmen.
Mrtqur we're, her Smpreiarip bon y9ppe8 Nunnu
GpltSs@eieuiHafr fHretbt: sah einsebenber Priiuna
unb naG elssner Grabruns Bin to su 6er feten uebsro
seuSans eetcmmen, oab Or ainss ReueS G&wiub.
in s'eetlmttei ae hbreea berartsen witteI betsts,
ane pap es ett mo aaesaneere feblf6dat Der sr6bis
@efauen, ben Id metnen tauIenben pon Nreunben ers
rsiien Tenn. beebt bartR, bab Id tbuen BEN @ebrau&
p.eIea aRi. .tels dnempfeble.
NrebepaiHen trel bet U. Dretb, Gtcmpion Il 60.
uno areh aneern apcttetern. Slaaeu tn SO Cts. unb
5u $l.00.
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@elueisf4ne.

9. 8. GItFerh In @ew GalieI, Nts batte nerpbiel
waren In i4e&ten 3ufanbe, bic 9eber mertlth ansez
srten, bate tetnen gppetit unb rar berbaupt pels
dnots enttraf.e. 0ret Gluiaen electric StterS bas
ben tn fu-tTi.
Geparb S9epberO, 9arrisburs, 81, tatte eine
plfene ggunoe am Betne, bic i9rn at Sabre selaufen
mar. @ebrandte bre Slai4en Giettrie BitterS uub
Wsuune " Sebetlt. Sctn Speater, Gatamba, Ohio,
gatte tnnf 2Buneen am BeHe bur@ 6teber perurladt.
Die Aerste ertlarten ienen Bau alS unbeilbar Sine
ntsa Salbs baben ibn peufdnbis cGrirt. 8u baben n
alen @pstbetsn. Dreib, Gbpmpipn & &C., 89plefate.