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The advocate., 1891-04-22
WASHINGTON EDITORIAL CORRESPON-
DENCE.
DENOR.


DENCE.
The patent centennial is the event Of
absorbing interest in Washington this
week. Probably more useful set OF
men never convened in the capital city
than those in attendance upon this con-
vention.
The addresses are Of great interest. /
only wish there we're space In TEE AD-
voCATE TO give an abstract Of each.
Assistant Secretary Willis, OF the de-
partment Of agriculture, made state
ment which it seems to me might be
pFoftably discussed by the farmers Of
Kansas. He said: ut Is often COM
planned that no one has invented an eCO-
nOmical steam plow; that Is true, and !
am glad Of it. hope there never will
be one invented. There ls fertility az
the end Of the spade, but there q Bterll-
itY at the end Of the steam plOw. A man
can take care Of 100 acres and not lmpov-
erish the soil; but when o man tries 70
farm the whole country his posterlty will
pay the penalty by the spoliatiOn Of the
whole soil" Now this did not sound TO
me like either sound or progressive
reasoning. II disaster has hitherto fol-
lowed farming on large scale, has IL
not been because Of the false economic
conditions rather than because Of inher-
emit and lnsurmountable di6lcultlesY
Whenever "a man has undertaken TO
farm whole country" he has outraged q
natural and righteous law Of economics.
He has by some unholy means gotten
possession as legal owner Of the land,
and all his workmen have been hiEellngs
without personal interest in the future
Of the soil. The one man owner has
never put his hand to the plOw; while the
men who did the drudgeFy had none Of
the interest Of partnership In the pro-
Ceeds. Hence many of the large farm
experiments In America have failed.
But is there any real reason why a steam
plOw might not be jointly owned by ad-
joining farmers and used with economy
Of time, labor and money! The point OF
Secretary Willis hostility TO the steam
plOw was directed against farming on q
large scale rather than against the Inven-
tiOn Of plOw Of large capacity. But
Mr.. Willis is facing backward toward q
past that will never return bringing sue.
cess, Cooperation and consolidation
have brought efficiency and economy to
all the trades and industries, and there la
no reason to doubt It's successful appIica-
ton 20 the work Of the farm.
A striking prediction was made by
Prof. Chanute, president Of the Amerl
can Society Of Engineers. He declared
his belief IN the eventual success OF ily-
Ing machines, He said no had personal
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knowledge Of ten men experimenting In
flying machines, each Of whom have at-
talnsd q measure Of success. OF these
experimenteB the one whose invention ia
nearest completion Is Mr.. Maxim, the in
votOr Of the electric light and Of the ma
chine gum, Mr. Maxim reported last
November 10 tho New York Times that
his experiments already show that az
much % 1S6 punda may be sustained In
the air by the expenditure Of one hOBo
power, and that he haS succeeded in
making machine which will develop
one horse power for every six pounds,
and chat a speed Of one hundred miles an
hour would bO AttRiRable.
Dr. GAttllng, inventor Of the famous
gun, Is one Of the interesting personages
OF the convention. He Gays he is invent
ing n process whereby four big steel
gums can be made In the time that II now
takes to makes one. He says IL will take
e5O,0OO,0OO 10 replace the worthless guns
Of our coast defense, to say nothing Of
the immense sums which the new navy,
provided for by our last Congress, will
need TO equip II with tho most effective
ordnance. DR.. Gattllng stated yesterday
that be had no doubt that Congress will
continue 10 appropriate for the nations
defense. IL occurred TO me chat the new
Congress may mot be so easily manipu-
lated In the appropriation line. Thefar-
Clal talk about national defense is becom-
ing quite too apparent 20 che masses Of
the people. Men are beginning to see
that che nations beat and only effeCtual
defense must Fegt In creating conditions
Of general prosperity, Of fully employed
and fairly paid labor. Our chief danger
to-day is from internal disorder, from
wTetched misEule and from the vicious
upper classes who are determined TO live
in idleness, and to build up prlnCely for
tunes from the labor OF undeEpaid
drudges. Our best national defense can
not be built Of steel; II must be found In
the loyalty Of a busy, cOntented and pros
porous people.
A reception was rendered the visitors
at the patent Office which was quite
brilliant affair. BY way Of a word,
special TO tho lady readers Of THE ADvO-
CATE, / will say that the wife Of SeCre-
taEy Noble assisted her husband at this
reception, as did also the wife Of Patent
Commissioner Mitchell. Mrs. Noble wore
an elegant gown Of bronze green crepe
and bEOCade, witch diamond iewelry. Mrs.
Mitchell's gown was Of heliOtrope satin
veiled In chiffon Of the same shade with
a Louis XIV jacket Of white satin bro
caded In hellOtH0pe and gold. I may have
been heretofore q little FemisB In not de-
gUribing some OF the dazzling toilets ON
exhibition at receptions. The fact Is, few
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e Interests Of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and Other
TOPEKA, KANSAS WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1891.

OF the styles / have seen are adapted 10
Kansas climate.
/ was pleased 10 learn that among
women inventors, Kansas and Ohio
women have taken the lead during the
past two years.
i hope that every time the labor saw
ing iOe cream freezer ls called into requi-
sltlon TO make the cream for Alliance
plcnlCs in Kansas this summer that che
young man who turns the crank 30 easily
will think how much harder bis task
would be II IA woman had not invented
chat labor saving crank. Mrs. Nancy
johnson invented and patented the Ice
cream freezer; she lived in Washington
Sll her life, and only died last year, aged
ninety-Ave years,
/ have always thought II a great
shame that Mrs. Catherine Greene, wife
OF Mcdaniel Greene, should not have
had the credit really due her ne the in
ventOr Of Che cotton gin. Mrs. Greene
was born lover of machinery. She con-
ceived the Idea Of the cotton gin while
on q visit 10 her Georgia plantation
watching the tedious process Of cleaning
cotton. In those good old days q woman
who had aspirations beyond the rule Of
three, creweI work, and the consultations
was considered Of . masculine turn Of
mind and quite out Of her sphere. The
elders of those days had not thought Of
charging women with wanting TO sing
bass, but they did protest against their
upsettlng the laws Of nature by "tEying
to crow like rOoaters." Imagine Mrs.
Greene as Kansas girl, graduated at
the State University and voting OF the
last city election In Topeka. Under such
conditions 10 1t supposed that she would
have given over the beloved child Of her
brain to be fathered and mothered by Eli
Whitney?
The whole llst Of the inventions by
women would take up many columns Of
THE ADVOCATE.
Mrs. Geneva Armstrong, q lady who
owns farm In western New York, in
vented q machine for feeding cattle on
trains.
The reaper and mower is the invention
OF Miss Ann Manning, OF PlSln6eld, New
Jersey. She also invented a machine for
turning out complete horse shoes.
Among Inventions requiring scientiC
knowledge, Mrs. Mary Il. Walton 10 emf
nent; she hes taken out q patent FOR
England aud the United States Of q
smoke burner which not only consumes
the smoke Of furnaces and locomotives
but also all offensive and dangerous Odors
from factories and gas works.
/ cannot vouch that any Of these
women can sing bass, but suspect they
are sufficiently intelligent and patriotic
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S1.OO PER YEAR.

10 put a little slip Of paper In ballot
box, whom chat same bic Of paper 10 cast
TO determine what sort Of mon shall
make tho laws eiectlng their own invon-
Giona.
While am saying q word 10 our
women readers, / will suggest 70 the
Kansas sister who objected through The
ADvooATE TO the expenditure Of 100000
70 enlarge the White House according TO
Mrs. Harrison'a plans, that possibly X she
were here 10 might occur 70 her that che
Ia somewhat paEslmoniOua, The Harrl-
sons are oreAlly Cramped for room. There's
Baby Mckee and the nurse and Baby
McKee's parents. Than there's Russell
b. Harrison and his wife, and Il 10 said
that the poor little children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell b. are left In Nebraska with
MRS, Russell B's. parents II is aurely
unklnd 10 separate families IN this iaah-
ION. Be8ldes the White House has only
four parlOrs. / thought as strolled
through them recently, admlrlng their
elegance, especially tho green room,
where the ColOrs are Of deleoate green
and gold, and the upholstery and deoOra-
tlOns OF such costly beauty, thought II
might be just like that Kansas sister Of
mine, TO suggest that the one great parloF,
where Abigail Adams dried her washing,
was plenty, and that the other reCep-
tlOn rooms might serve as ollcesOr sleep
ing rooms, at least until our representa-
tlves had more time 10 consider the econ
stltutlOnality" Of an appropriation for
building warehouses for farm pFOducta.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
are going to Europe to spend the sum-
mer. TheEe Is much local interest In tho
wardrobe che ladies are preparing Tor
their trip. Baby Mckee and the youth
full Russell BIS. will remain ln.AmeTica.
/ have not heard one pOrson suggest chat
these ladies' ought to stay at home and
tend their babies or darn their husbands
socks, though / have heard come per-
sons deplore the way the Topeka women
must have neglected their families In the
last municipal election. But then these
ladies Of the White House family are NOT
trying to "upset the laws Of nature" nor
trying TO sing bass.
~.
Senator Edmunds' retirement from the
Senate makes q summing up Of the re-
suits Of his service TO the nation lnevltA-
bic, and the question arises, Have the
people got their moneys WORTH What
are the fruits Of his long service? The
- a. o.
The advocate., 1891-04-22

Senator Edmunds retirement from the
Senate makes q summing up Of the re-
suits of his service TO the nation lnevlta-
bic, and the question arises, Have the
people got their moneys WORTH What
are the fruits Of his long ServiCeS The
present seems 70 be time for the intro
duCtiOn Of al least one scrlptuPAl test Of
public men, "By their fruits ye shall know
them.D Senator Edmunds has always
been Che embodiment Of dignity, aud tho
great Stickler for thAt much-talked oi
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Nas bauptId9li@e unterbaItunes.
Sbema fur bic @ei@dftsueIt bes Ste
beus unb @tbwsltens, - 10 beiBt es in
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tDel9e bon 2anfas @itp mad Galpefton
unb benz Golf bon Werifo gebaut tpers
ben lou, um bic m6pli9f fir3efte 8ers
binbung nit ber pansameritanifGen
Dampferl'nie ber3uiteIen. Cine iolde
8abn mtirOe uniere Gtabt ui1t bios
nit Dem autunftswi6tigen 9afenpIabe
bDn @aloeton, fonoerrt aud nit feoem
REORGANIZATION 9afeu In birefteu
8erfebr bringen. Das u~nternebmen
iii elm riefises, ftebt aber i'm gintiang
nit benz Self unb BebirfniB Der 3eit
unb fdngt an, 8erbdltniRe an3unebmen,
tuel9e feline balbige 0sfmirsli6ung in
fdere NusRht ftslen.
Die proiettirte 8abn miirbe um etDa
200 Meilen. tir3er iein, als iebe anbere
nod benz meritanif6en @olf fibren6e,
nnb benz ROitenani@lage mad tam .fie
nit elmer Summe bon $12, 900. 900 fe,s
tig geffellt tuerben. Sie lebte Wen,
hung, melGe in ber NneeIeeenbeit be=
ri@tet tpiro, 1T bic, bob feite1s Der Gal,
DeFioner aaufmannf6aft Der Weriu@ ges
raaGt tuerben fol-, ben Staat- feras 3ur
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Babnbau h%erQnauaieheu.
Ser tsranif9e 6taatsIGab toei1 eis
rea neberlGuEfon6 BON etwa 500
600, GOO auE unb bic @bfiGt lit, bri
Der iekt tagenoen 2~egislatur ben 0ers
treter ber Siabt @aIbefton einen @g,
febesDOri9Iag einbringer au Iofsn,
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8erfaRuug beantrast, bab es fur ben
6taat m6gli6 ipirb, f1 bel benz I'm
ternehmen au betbeilisen- Wan re@s
net barauf baB Der Staat ba3n gebraGt
tusrben fana, ettua $40. 900 per MeiIe
fir bic pirtIi9en Bautoften ber3uge,
ben, unb baB bic @ounties, bur9 ueIde
bic Saba gebt, als bann ie s.. 900 bin.
augeben; oamit. - 10 meipt mon. =
tonne bic gabn fe~rtigseiteat tperben,
unb cine 9cmpagnie BON Gei16ftes
tno @elbmduHern bon @aIpeffon unb
Gorias Gitp tueroen bann mabrf9eiE.
li@er Weiie bic 8eIdaffupg bes n6tbi.
ger Materials tiberEebmen. Die bti'
ben on ben gnbtuntten, In GalbeFon
uno in Gaufas gitp n6tbigen 8rtifen
fnb bereits Dcrbanben uno geb6ren 3u
ben befsn i'm Sibwefen.
Sir ben 8uu BON SO, 900 per
Meils, 10 nirb borsei@laeer, ioa Der
Siaat 5eyas In 5urei9snbfter @siie
i9ereeftslt uerben.
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@annerbnre Mettnnn.

grau M. Curtain tn glatnfeIb, Suinots, mad. bes
f& auf bic aunse f@lus. Gtnen Wipnat lang Iteb he
5in BON ibrerl 9auSeGrjt bebanbeln, auein fe wurbe
tmmer frdnfer. Derfelbe erfIdrte ibr, vbab Fe bpf=
n~un9slpS Der S@pinb5u@t r~erfaIen iet" unb bd6 ibr
teins Mebiein bery9elt nebr belfen f6nues pa ems
sfatl tbr Gpptbefer tbr Rings Seues G@ptnbIu&tss
9etlntttel.. Sic taufte i4 etne Elai4e bapOu unb .u
ron Gag III SFas beferfe. Gfe sebran&te bas Wsiitel
meter nnb nn&bem fe 10 Elaf&en perbrau@t bate,
fanb fie, bae fe rllts seiunb mar. Sect rerrt@fet fe
tgieber tire Saussarbeit unb jast, rab fe i@ nie In
..breH 9eben pphler SefnbIt babe.
Rrcte=GlafAen bieies sroBen SetlmttttIs gratis In Der
Drrsuenz@robbanblnns BON Dretb, 2tcmp5cn & 60.
Gum Gertauf tn alien Gpptbeten srpee SlaiAsn Sc
Gents uuh Sl.Oe.
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unb 2ir9e, ober Sbron unb Iltar. ber=
art abgewirtbi6aftet bdtten, baB ibr
Stur3 eia gang unabwenbbarer unb nar
cine Trage elmer bsrbdltniBmdBig tur3en
Spanne 3eit iei.
90 bic gegenmdrtig ION Seusi9lanb
ausBebenbe (ocialtRif9e 8epegung f9
e%benlomenig auf bos @ebiet bes Ssut'
i@en &eides bef9rdntt, ME It'd bic bon
Grantrei9 a~usgebenbe groBe &ebOlution
BON 1889 auf bas @ebiet Der funSeu
fran,6Rf9en &epubllt bei9rdntte, 10
oiirften ii@ bic 8ermutbungen uno Be'
far9tuagen 3anowstis aud teinespegs
rur auf 9euti9lanb beiGrdnfen, ioas
bern bon allsemeiner @alttstett iein.
Ser merttpurbige Wiberipru@ in ben
Nusfhbrunsen aunoystis liegt aur
barin, baB er bic iocialiFiiGen 2ebren
iebt FIR ffart gentg bolt, ote game our@
uno bu19 mDrf9e unb bsrrottete @taatss
unb @eieaI9aftscrbnung nit einem
trdftiseu Stud tiber Den 9aufeH gu tpers
fen, mdbreno biefe fsgbafte Wtrt1'
i@aftslebre bod idon mad Der.
bdItniBmdBig turaer .3eit tpieber oerart
absemiribidaft baben fol, baB bas
ate 6 ife m tuieber au tire STEELE
tritt.
ST Sas ni@t unloeiiG? MaBte es
ni6t miubefens etpas Neues, Belle.
res fein. mas bann on sic STEELE bes
| 5ocldlismus trGte2
Wenn bas ieBige 5ptem = trob ser
gewaltisen 5tiiBen, nel9s es in Der
Ma9t bes Gapitals unb einem fteben>
ben Deere BON elmer baIben Milion mu.
fterbaft 9efduiter unb ausgerifeter
5treiter CUR Mufredterbaltung BON
Sbron unb Iltar bat, nod G~unousti's
eigenen Nngaben berartig bancroft lit,
baB es ni6t einmal ether blutigen &es
Dolution bsoarf, uni inn ben @araus
gu ma@en, ionbern bob bic friebli6e
Nunenbung bss auaemeinen Stimms
re9ts genlet, einen Gpfemme1IeI bers
bei3ufibren-fo Bat bas bod nur ben
CHM, oaB eben bic Waioritdt bes Dol.
fes-unb ni3t eitpa elm paar Rratebler
un6 2eitbdmmel-einsE iol9en Me9feI
fir notbmenbis bieitsn. @s Iiegt alio
cine 9au5 grduli9e SneoniequeH3 In Der
Iunabme, baB man f9 oanu pl6bli9
|-ua1 Giniabrung bes ueueu gpHsms,
tuieber mad Dem alien 3utidieben folte,
ob5lei9 man es fur3 subor fit abges
pirtbi1aftet ertldtt bate.
Dos glaubt aud Serr b. RunDmsfi
ielbf ni6t. ebenio penis ME ct BON fei.
mem Gtanbpunft aus allen grnIfes Ell.
men 10 f6neaeH 5ieg Der @ociaIoemos
fratis ertpnrtet. Gein 8t9Iein lit e5en
nur als cine Dirt Marnungs =Safel gu
6etradten, burh pel1e er bas beutf9e
8oit-5efonbets aber Die b6fen 2iberas
en--mabnen min. 3%urtd5utebreu gu Der
8ottesfur@t unb 26nisstreue bee vgu.
ten, alien 3eit".
Meman0em aber mirb bieler neueffe
Seitrag su Der fi@ INNER eetpoItieer
bdufen0en 2iteratur iibsr bic fpciaIe
Gsa9e wiltDmmener fem, ais ben 6os
cialbemofraten ielbf, bic Hi9t Derfeblen
tper6en, aus ben 3ugeftdn3niRen bieIes
GegRers In 8eaug auf bic BanterDtt<
grtIdruns bes berri6snb,n GDHems in
tDirtiamfter Weiie 3u agitatoriI9en
3ueden Rapital 81 f@lageni
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Cine bolfsmirtbf6aftIi6e Grage BON
GROCER Wt6tisteit, beren 96Iung auae.
r1etnes SntereRe bietet, lit bic Oauere
baftma6ua9 bes bearbeiteten SoIaes.
@s Tam Der aufmertiamen Beobod.
tun9 ni6t entgeben, nie biele 6oIabaus
ten unb 9oI3gegenfdnbe aller Nrt cbue
ge%adgenDen S4uB Der Witteru1g unb
benz 0%erberben, benz 59pamm unb
Der 6dulniB preissegeben perben, beren
9altbarfeit auf einfa6e Weile nit I'M,
bsoeatenben Soften tuefentli@ erb6bt
perben f6nate.
Bet Der 6oI3fonlsrbirung gift es eben,
ni3t nur 2uft uub Mafer ab3ubalten,
Fonbern aud Mittet 3ur unf9dbli6.
ma9ung Der inneren fidftoHbaltigen
26rper sur 8erDenbung 3u b,ingen.
IS Diro baber fir uniern 2sierfreis
bon Snterefs lein. eta Jmprdgnis5l
feaHen 81 Iernea, ipeIbsr aEtifeptiIh,
B. 3. fdnlniBuibris tuirfenb, auf ein.
fa1fie Wsiie nit benz pinIel aufsetfas
| gen Inb baher Gberaa b%srtpenoet tper.
oeR fana, psI6es nidt nur auf ben,
9ol3e battet, ionbarn aud in ba1eIbe
tiabrinat, ejnen gefdmadpDaen 5arbs
ten berlsibt uno aleid5etttg in ToIse
fstaer Bia'gteit eine oGgemelne Nnfpen.
burg ern16sli@t.
Dieie GIgenf9aften erFlGt bas Car
b olineum Nberartus. elm Sms
prd8nir. uno Nnftid6t, pel9ss bpr Is
Sabten erfunosn tpurbe, fid aber er5f
mdbrsnb elmer %seniigsnben 3eit praftif1
~bstDdhren muBte. DafeIbe bot ii1 in
GolBe feiaer unbetreitbaren 8crtbei!e
in 8e3ug auf Gonierbirung oller bamit
bebanosIten 9ol3atten uno ieines biDis
gen Breifes i'm SHs unb uuslano reid
be!isbt gema9t.
Nt@t nur fir gem6bali6en 9Olaans
fri6, fcnbern auh our @erbituug oser
gesen bereiis eingsiretene 9Gnammbil,
bung bat f9 @atboIineum NDenarius
mad DOnlieseuben 3eusniKen pOlltrms
men bemdbrt unb cine Mutoritdt in
Disiem 0cGe, 6err prof. Or. 0artig III
Miuden, ip,i1t f6 In Ieinem Werte :
rSie 3srf6ruugen bes 8auEolsss bur1
pil3e" babingebenb aus, BOB oas ges
nonnte N%ntifeptifum gsgenlber ben bis
BET oaaewanbten 91nammmitteln ETC.,
gan3entf6ieben ben 8orang
Der0iene. Iu6 gum Srodenlssen
feu@ter Wouerr geSea Solpeterbilbung
ETC., miro garbDl!neum Npenarius f1on
LANCE nit beftem grfolg r%ertpenbet.
Has @arbollneum Mbenarius III btinr.
fhif9 unb baber febr aussiebig, es
ldBt it9 lei9t usratbeiten, bringt In bas
9ol3 Elm, inadt ba6eIbe bdrter unb
idhBt es segen bic ginfhRe Der Mitte.
rung. Wei9ere 0ol3artsH merben ents
f9ieben Observation-Disclosures. 8iftHofs
entbdlt es in feiner Weiie, aud 1T es
ni9t feuer9efdbrli6, fam olio, no Be-
ionoeres @inbringen in bas 0Ola nbtbig
eriheint, exwdrmt aufgetragen tper6en
mus ~5eionoers bei grtnem 0ol3 ober i'm
@inier an3uratben 1T. &leinere @tide
i~mprdgnirt man our@ Gintau@en.
@arbOIiniertes 0Dl3 betommt elm btb.
fdes n~uBSraunes Nusieben, bas bic
Naiern burdI@einen ldBt.
garbolineum Npennrius ber6ieni
tets ben 8Drsug g~egentoet Selfarbs
anitri@en in allen b~enieuigen Gdaeu,
mo niGt auf GrSieIung zines bef!immterl
Garbtons, ionbern auf biligen. bol3=
tcrieroirenben Anfri6 Wettb gelegt
tpirb.
gu baben BEL 6 b.. Steoes &
Sons. Siebe au3eige.
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SIN Gaues bon 9tonf6eit ober
nnslid sendbren mir fets
langere 3eit. Mit ebpct5sten.
Noten farm bis6 idteeideben.
@ir brunhen upffre 2cten
unb Si9erbeiter aidt an Gan.
tiers ODER gslcbfrleiber 40
trausferiseu, mn ri. BEN Sch
infer Gei@dft reitersufabren.
@ir brandsn nidt tobe
&reife Su berednen fit Sn,
f%frumente, beIGe mir auf 5eit
berfanfen, I'M Die 8inien auf
8orf9ufe berauSsufn[aesn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes @p'
@enblatt $3.50.
aeifenbe Nseutea:
s.. g. 8uf@.
~. SGprpbinb.
Mnrimitian Sutpr.
6 . q | s.
Eeaaes Ghrpmif.

sz - 800 Isl 4@
zEI & "a. Sanuar.
T1o02. Otto III .beutider ss8aiier, gu 9as
lernto geftorben.S ga -
1076. Die &irhenber~i artrhluts ;u @orms
be1hltebt bic 9tbIetung @resors VII.
1853. Mattbias @orbinus gum &6ntg bon
llngarn sepdblt.
f712. Sriebri@ II. Ser @robe seboren.
1748. @barleS SdmeS Sor gu 2cnbpn eeb.
@nglii6er Miniiter nnb biitoriiHer SGrifts
itefler.
1776. ernft Sbeobor Gmabeus Spffmann
(Sidter) sebpreh 5u &Dnigsberg.
1879. 2ubtpig XVI. beruft Die aasemeine
Stdnbeneriamntlnng.
1875. Dritte Ebeilung 9plens inter bic ses
fr6nten 8Guber.
1914. S9la9t BET 8~arzIur.glube. @iulap
ut6 &rcnprinS Srie6ri4 segen Mortter.
1851: Gbi4luB eines beuti@en @iin5pertras
seS in @ien.
1877. @br. gcssenbprf geitorben.
1888. 81. SIotOfp, @ortPOnift su 9arms
Itabt seftorben,
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9itd Notis.

@s mirb bierbnrG a~ugethnoist. ba6
bas Wafer in Der Nlamos. Wabre. unb
III Der 5au ptbrp Dit1 an 26. Saaus
ar unb In Der Nla5an, uno Upper 3abor
Did an Z. Gebruar 1891 gum 3pede
Der &eiuiguHS bieier Diidss abeefGloIs
fen tperfen Dirb.
s. s. 6untreB,
NIeio peres.
Oit0. RommiHGre.
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25. & II +.

1877. aaiier Seinri@ ". int 8iiberbeabs
gu @anofa.
1876. Sans @ads (eGuiter unS Msiter.
Sdnser) 3u Niirnbers seitorben.
le49. &arl I. &0nis BON @nstanb gun
Spbe perurtbei[t.
1899: geeopeI pirb cine oqartbenppaiide
&epubIit".
1913. @oncor6at Stpilden Nappleon l. uni
benz 9apite, UNI bic &atboLifen gu %eefptnnen
1914. Die 9renben nebrten Neuf9atel in
8eitt.-Hapolepn's letter &bidieb bon 1einet
@enablin inb ieinem Sobn.
1881. Ser polnifde 9eiastag erfIdrt ben
Tbron fir erlebist.
1851. @ieberberteIung ber alten 9(bels.
titel in SranfretH.
1858. Srte6rid @ilbelmt &ronprin; bon
@reuben nit 9rin3eiiin gictcria permablt.
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neubLs fb sm"''uw rnon"en
galass asEgsnga Fao ole gIlsn@sas nsIas snframente Ton ans faansn
yemen, Dd@e bic &nH1On anre@t febenbea &Mas nit allen HcuFen 8rbeMrunaeun oh
Spn 9 ssas l s5sn iSnnsa a nrp srfdsra, eeb, ohsd5 bsfaben IaugR 81 Der sPibe aar IN.
Snrrnmen hagen, E lungE NOD menne pi9hge @adnberna9sn efahun toEen. bmrM
S pss aaalidt rmb nmiaaa ss Zones beeunh er9Sbf panpn, 10 raj f as aaosrea aa.
teHen: DMs TT bic Nnf9t aT lnparhuf@en nb oapeenten aihr.
as l ne staatsg antsa fur Rsbn, skinnap 3 Sons anabt, ebidedng & Sons, gaa.
Io ) w. 9ae d 20 Tianos, NIB gfam1 4 Samuu unb 0hnbal. SFaGn.
sns mn n.y. gq@ EN- Ere s2 s' So BON og!n, BE fpasa fiji nns angsutet berera.' Oil zine bu.
m nns WtW Mt So R a.oersf nr $95. Oas &ntDrf bMr Or@La lit fr fa6u. unS- bs
Sensre uno Die 0natGen tafa nW8 az pdnE1en Rbrds
9u tuMen fur gSboliaR- unb &dalLS aubd ollie Gounp a uuRtoGfhsn snarrm,rbn
eenlo WuFtn 8lahern, ganben, 8u1trn fir aue Sufrnnsne
MntrS orrab IN @Men If Der gr66k TN SaSen.
ou enpen amW 1pputannn Satan8e RaoR uiifea snn Nianps, Grcda. NRuitaufhsn
SnErsmenten, NuffaHen, g0tn It, anar ab bantuoden bromM. oeb reeMnn gnooemaV
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Die 3abI Der GiIenbnbnbriden
in ben 0sr. Gidaien lift 208. TAG; ibre
@siammtldrse bsirdst 3,213 Meilen.
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Wtr bertaufea Yiano8 unb
Srgeln 10 niebris seeen baar
ooer anf 70 leidte 3ablunaen
g,I' trts trgenb elm Saus i'm
Noroen ofer Giinen.
Mtr molten fesne Noten oser
St9srhett, tnena mir @iauos
ober Srseln serfaufen. @ir
referbiren nn8 ba8 InreGt emf
bas Safrumeat.
Noten f6nnen Ieidt britteu
@erionen iibertrasen perben,
Del9e bic @inl0fnns berieIbea
ou.SA~
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I'm bic San Gernaubo Raiaebra.
lie mir6 On STEELE Der oiden Ioobe,
Mauer cine esi9maduule eiistne Gen3
er,i9tet,
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Gtntritt8 2arten: Gam6tas 70 Gents unb
Ssnntas 90 GtS. gu bateu i'm M%tifpnsz @arteu.