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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

THE FooLlsBNRs, OF secretary Blame 10
v7,,ipc public LIT er about the marriage
and divorce OF h,s son wes plain 10 aii vice
mamie az coon at they reed IL. 1t is now
apparent 10 every oodS. as the me taeF OF Int
divorced ~lf,, aud tho priest by whom the
marriage cesemonS ~se pe'f'rmeo' also
make public ,t,tements, 10 tle effscs tna'
whs. the Secretary says 10 bis letter Ia MOI
true. and that the young lsdS VAS trea'eo
by no means as che shuud have BEEN 10
she case referred 10. Mr.. B,aiDe 0houid have
burned bis letter instead OF giving l. to The
revpnaDerp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

AMONG ALL the numerous congressional
snvsssIgatiops now going on. or that have
bsen ordered, It is hoped that OF the Depart
msnt OF Agriculture. demanded by Repre-
sentative Simpson, the farmers alliance
congressman from Kansas, according to
whose resolution for that purpose the de-
partmeDt referred to is run for the injury,
rather than the benefit Of the farmers, may
NOT be forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

TIE AMENDMENT to the Indian appropri-
alton bill By the 0. s. Honse OF Representa-
tIyes, providing that asmy officers take the
place OF Indian agents, should be ooncurred
10 BY the Senate. Army officers now have
little or nothing to do. and the devil always
finds work for idle hands. Then, too, the
erooksdness OF Iodiau agents has become
almost proyerbial; but the associations OF
West Point would read greatly to keep ARMY
officers straight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
newepapere

AS ANTICIPATED, lhs Ksnt artlrsilroao
bill hss bean defeated. The Legislature 10 TO
be Congratulated upon che commission OF 30
wise an act. The bill vas devised to help
che farmers, bat it would have hurt them
more than say other class CT che States pop
ulstion. The mauy farmers who desired 10
bs members of the commission that Wouio
hsys been created by the bill are sorry, oui
the more who desire greater Instead OF lees
facilities for getting theiy produce to market
are glad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
Corpsss Abed Togs ther.

sHAMoKIN, Pa, Mar. Near Limestone
vile, Sunday. Conrad Cotner sni his wife were
found dead in bed together. Their aon called
them for bieskfa t. Receiving no response, he
entered their rotm ard found both cold in death
as il they had heen stricken together in thor
sle.p. Heart dissaeo or spoplcxy was the Cause
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March /.
SENATE

Among the bills reported from committees
and placed on tie calendar was the House
bill with smendmepts) for the bet'r con-
troll OF and to promcts the safety OF ma
tional banks.
The several bills to repeal the internal
revenue ta1 on the circulation Of State babE
notes were reported adversely.
Mr.. Barbour presented letter from Mr..
Flournoy, secretary OF the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, (per s.,) asking for the return OF
Mr.. Daniels credeL tails In order that g
slight correction might bs made therein.
The Vica PRECEDENT said that-ao objec.
ton being made-the request would be
complied With.
Subsequently Fir. Mitchell moved to re-
consider that action, on the ground that II
would be dangerous practice t. permit the
Secretary OF State to withdraw a commits.
zion that had been regularly presented and
placed on the fleH CT the Senate.
Mr.. Sherman. And the letter was not
even signed by the Secretary, but "psr s.
The action was rcconsidered and the matter
was referred to the committee on privileges
and eleoIicns.
Mr.. Sanders, arising to question of prIVl.
leee, resd Washington dispatch In an
Idaho newspaper to The effect thst he snd
Senator Stewart had been lobbying with the
democratic Senators in favor Of Ihs Idaho
contestant, that Mr.. Dubois said be wanted
him to go en- the record fairly. but did lot
believe thnt he had the courage to make q
speech for Mr.. Clageett or to vote ior hin.
but he wanted him to do both. What truth
there was In that extract INF. Sanders seiG)
he left for hs Sent tors themselves to do: er-
mine. His sslf-respect did not cermit any
reply.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution, which
was laid on the Table, FIR the establishment
of al Indian military school u est of Lhe Mis-
sisslppi river.
The Idaho election cese vas taken up and
MIR. Sanders addressed the Senate in defence
OF Mr.. Clsggeit's tight to the seat. He
opened his remarks with quotation ffom
the new tas!amert scene of Paul and the
Chief Priest Ananiss 'Ard The Chief
Priest Ananiss commanded those who st od
by him to emite him on the mouth. Then
Paul said unto him: God will smite thee
thou whited WALL"
HOUSE.
A bill for the disposal and GALE OF the
lands known as the Klamath River Indian
Reservation, In California, was passed.
Mr.. Lapham, If Texas. from The commit
mi:tee on military affairs, reported bill for
the loan OF flags AID eneigps for the purpose
of The decoration of the streets of Washing
ton on the occasion Of the Grand Army 81.
campment. House calendar.
Mr.. Dockery, Of Missouri, from the com.
mt ee on appropriations, reported t1e DIE
triot,, Of Columbls appropriation bill. and 1t
was referred to the commit tee of the whole.
The House then went ut, commit 70 OF
the whole on the Indian appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

Ms. CLAGeETr. the contestant for Mr..
Dubois' seat in the Senate. was born and
raised In Charles county, Maryland. and has
ralst.yes In Alexandria. Els speeches in
the Senate are said to have been among the
ablest and moot attractive ever made In that
h,dv But be will not gain the seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
DIED.

Tuesday, March LIST, at his home in this city
THOMAS II. ROYSTER. Funeral to morrow
(Wedresdsy) at 10 o'clock from his late residence
Ala Prince street, Friends and scquaintsrces are
| invited to attend,
On MOI d,y, February %, 1892, at $50 O'Clock
g. m after long and painful illness which she
TO with Chi,i.n for;i:ude, SARAH GRADY
aged 63 yer IL months and 15 days.
Eer tired haads are folded
across her peaceful breast.
Weep NOT for our dear mother,
For she ia COW at rest
Funeral from the residence of her son, officer
W. E. G,ady sci south Alfred street, on We'd
nesdsy, March 2, at 3 o'clock p. N. Friends aad
relatives Of the fam ~ are in 7ised to attend.
In this city, February %, 1892, at 8 O'Clock,
ailer long illness ANN N. ELLIS, wife of Capt
JoshuR Ellis, aged SO years.
We wa ched her breathing through the night,
Her breathing soft and low,
As in her breast the wave ofIife
Kept hsa1iog to and fro.
So sile atty We seemed to speak,
20 slowly moved sbout,
As we had lent her hslf her powers
To exc her living out.
Our very h:pss belied our fsars,
Our fea our hope, beied;
We thought her dying when she slept
And sleeping when hs died.
For when the tom came dim and sad
And chill, with early showers,
Her quiet eyel.ds clio ,ed-she had
Another MORE than ours
Ell BEE HUSBAND.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
213 iouth Fairfax street, Thursday morning, 81
9o'clock. Her remains will 30 conveyed to Oak
Hill Cemetery, Gsorgsvown. Friends Of the fsrni-
ly are co,dis!ly invited 20 stend.-[ Bal;inore
and Washir gton paceIS pleg6e T. Pr. -
In Fort Smith, Ark, Mcnd,y February 29st,
Mrs. ANNIE 4. sRIDMOkF IN The 45th yea: of
her sge, wife of JOIN 8. siitmore and dsushter
Of the lac Mrs. Mary E. wilkins CT til, city.
Baltimore Fort Worth and Omaha papers please
COPY. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth
for psio. bas made most brilliant debut.
Price. Is ots.
Philosophers say that af.irs should al.
wsys be condutt.d With view TO the
greatest good of the greetsss number. DR.
Bul's Cough Syrup does the greatest good
to the greatest number, p oentsi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
FROM WhSRIEGTOE,
rspecsl Cerrss,sadSsos Of tAs AloDss1~sa Gasctss]
WASHINGTON. D. O.. March 1, 1892.

WAsHmefoR. D. O.. March 1. 1892.
Among the visitors here to-day is the
vaII knoTn commercial traveller, Mr.. Dab
Mad6ox. MIR. Maddox says he is just from
an eYtenaiye tour through the major part OF
VifoInie. end that the chsngeiu feeling there
yrom Cleveland to Fill is observable every.
where. he says the democrats OF shat Slate
sasIieve that they gers swindled out Of the
,siecsiop 10 1876 and that tae Presidency hes
hasn bought several times sincs, and that
shsg now desire for their Candidate man
syho will not alloy himself either ~ be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

A Ere on Water street, Milwaukee, Vas. lsgt
uight destroyed several bulldogs valued at$IC0-
OfH)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Barg!ars entered the poatoffioe ct S!sting-
ton, Pa, shortly afer midnight this morn
Ing aud blew open the safe, The terrible cOl-
cuseion OF which aroused mary Of tie resi-
dents from their elumbors. small smout
of money and stamps we're taken.
Mr.. John Parnell, brother Of the la!e
Chas Stewart Parnell, who has been visit
Ing Ireland In connection With hs brothers.
personal eff.lre, will shortly return to his
home in the United States. 1t has been al
rainged that Mr.. Parnei's house end es-
tate at Avordno stal be sold ct public
auction.
Ole of The most violent wind eto,ms, &C.
compauied by rain, enow ard heii, fer sew.
eral years passed ever Reading Pc, after
midnight. lss!iDg Two hours. The gale
blew perfect hurricane aud damage was
done ell over the city and surrounding ooun.
try. An unknown man persisted in the
storm FIVE miles below the city.
a dispst,h from Cincinnati says: O:dets
have Gene from the East o tie q 8. Ex.
press Co.'s { flee here t, open the fgh on
the brotherhood by dlschaiglue several mes-
seDgsrs." At the Chicago flee Of the en-
psny enc oithe officials ead thst similar CT.
ders had been received there.
Edward B. Twoohey, collector OF @. S. customs,
| and Nichoa, sorrensky q special agent of the Q.
8. Treasury who we're arrested in Mootresl, Feb.
ruary LIST, charged with conspiratipg against o
merchant tailor who was implicated in some
smuggling transaction, have boon c;mmitted to
tho Count of Q leeL', bench.
LAST nights storm in lancaster county, Pa,
was accompanied By mcst peculsr phenomenon.
Mixed with the snow this morning were hun.
drod: OF worms of various species. They are be.
lieved to ha7o been br ught by The high Hinde.
Archbishop Cor.'2sn and Father Dacey
have gotten into controversy eyer tina
Blaine marriage. Father Dacay, Sho per-
formed the wedding ceremony which made
young Blaioe end Miss Nsvins man and
wife, eaid In New York yesterday, in reply
to the scretsry's statement, that before he
married the couple Mr. Blaine, IT,, had
sworn that he WAS twenty-one years Of age.
As he had received special diapensallon
from the Archbishop, be felt no responsible.
ity, but thought yesterday that his reply to
Mr.. Blaine'e letter ought to have bsen pub
lished along with Secre tary Biaire'd It .te.
ment. Through III, private secretary Arch
bishop Corrigan replied to Father Ducey's
statement that the responsibility of the mar
rage rested upon the Archbishop, who
granted the dispensation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

That last par.sake Hss just one too many,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-01

ONE OF the statements made by MIR. Pow
derly's commission, which was sent ID Eo'
rope By the government last year to inVesii
gate the Causes of the emigration from tnas
to this country, to the effect that in Eng
land there ID systematic arrangement
couusenapcsd and assisted By the bFis'8n
government, for sending paupats and con-
y1ots to the United States, has baen can
pletely refu.ed, and now 1t is stated that Inc
commissioners epent mcss If their time
abroad in juuketIng at the governments e1'
nense and relied upon back numbers Of COD
euler statistics, and their own hsa'ed '@aei,
nation, for tbs report they have maoe 10
Congress. Most all commissions are mum
bugs. bat tie one referred to took the
cake"
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+, Bx A N RIA v a
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH l.

FsW mos tng ago 1t was common sasA
that tbs deu ocrats would have to nominate
Nj, CieyelsId for PRECEDENT. because ensir
ps,ty contained no other suitable man. ou'
line makes great and mans changes. 10
e.eoa Of one mau, battalion has already ap'
pesred, any member Of which Wouio no'
only make Just as good candidate butlust
ga good 6 Pres dsnt as Mr.. Cleveland, ano
nanv wise democrats think better one
sanstor Hill of New Y ork, Senator German
OF MARYLAND, Gov. Russell of Massachusetts
Governor Albeit OF New jersey, Governor
G,ay Of Indiana, Senator Carlisle OF Ken
,ucky. Governor Boise Of Idaho, Senator
Palmer Of Illinoie, and many others are
already being urged by their respso
tive friends for the nomination, ana
more will be developed before the time o.
the convention, and eny enc OF them can OF
elected. 1t was the yeriest gabOle to Say
that the great democratic party, the msj OIL
tv part, of .ho country, and the immense
white majority, contained Only one piece o
t,mher AZ for Presidential nominee.
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13. 9a piteI.

9err Doftor Starde febrte ani lei.
mem mobl9endbrten Grautlen eben BON
einem Snlpis;rungS> ooer Yer9niigunass
ritt 3uriiG, als linn oer &ne6t, iuel6er
ibm Dor benz @utSbaule beim Nblteioen
bebifli6 mar, Die Wiittbeiluna mafte,
es Jet ein 0err Sefontmen, Der orinneu
auf ben 9errn Sberbergratb morte.
uSetn 0tame?" brunmte ser Dof,
tor, pel9er oerartise stSrnnsen burd)=
aus nt6t liebte; aber Der &ne6t ,ufte
NIT ben M6ieln uno meinte, es lei linn
natiirli6 ni6t einsefallen, ii6 oarna6
5u erfunoigen.
Sn einem Der notbbiirfttg ber9eri6tes
ten, I9ledten 3immer beS Oauies mar,
tete Der Beiu6er auf ben O0dftoebies
tenben bon alifiborn. Die SesriiBuna,.
Die ibm bon Seiten oes Doftors su
2beil mur6e, mar cine naebr berabldle
ienoe ais b0fli6e, oblpobl bic fleinen,
perl9mitten Ieu9lein be8 alten 0errn
5uerlt nit einem falt i6enen ausbrud
Der unselpiBbeit iiber Die redenbafte Sc
1talt beS unbefannteu jtn9en Wtannes
oabin seslitten luarcn.
qSie miinihten mid gu ipre6en.
Wtit mem babe i6 bas Yer0niioen ?"
sSngenieur Wolfram," lautete Die
antiport. sd fomme gsrabesmess
aus ben BetroleitmbeSirfen bon Semi
lplpanien, in benen i6 bier Sabre bin,
our6 bel Der Grbobruns nener Suellen
tbdtig seipeien biu,"
Die Wtiene oeS Sbcrbergratbs wuroe
etipas freunoli6er. Sin Q3ittiteler
ooer elm 8eid6fti9ung Su6enoer,"
oa6te er, sjeOenfalls ein MenI6, pom
benz ni6ts 5u fiir6ten it'll" 90 beu.
tete er, pdbreno er ieine 9anbi9ube ab.
itreifte, auf einen Stubl nn0 iaete
ld9elno; nDaS beige i6 mitten in Die
Sa9e bineingeben. Denu wenu i6
ben 3wef Der @tittbeiluns, lpel6e Sie
mir Sa iiber 9bre bisberise Gbattstsit
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Der pbiloiopb am Siaars.

Wtan i9reibt aus Qonbon: 0erbert
Spencer bringt regelmdBig beS Na9s
nlittagS einige 3eit in bem beriibmten
@elebrten Club v9ltbendum" All unb
liebt es baum, feline &unit auf benz griis
men Su6e gu periu6en.
Giues Sass tpirb ibm Elm boffnunas.
boiler innger damn porgelte1t, Der ibn
I'm cine partbie bittet. Sas Spiel be-
ginnt: bod als Der iunge Mann bas
Oueu gum 5tpeiten Wfal ersreift, ipielt
er 10 brilliant, baB er bas Spiel bur6
cine einsige lange Serie gu gnbe bringt
unb Spencer iiberbaupt feline @elegers
belt 81 einem 5neiter StoBe ldBt. 9luf
benz @elidt unieres ebrpiirbieen pbis
lOiopben, Der Dem Spiele aufmerfiam
folgt, sieben ii9 INNER bunflere
gSolfen bes llnmutbes suiammen unb
als Der iunge Mann mad benz lebten
StoBe ibm fein ld6elnbes Mntlib suz
lpenbet, I'M bas Sob ieiner 8el6ifli1z
felt gu ernten, iagt ber Meiiter in erils
ftem 3one: pMein 9err, mdBise @es
i6idli6feit in fol6en Spielen 1T elm
3ei6en gutter Gr3iebung; ipl6e Wlei,
iterI9aft aber, ipie Sic iie seigen, lit
Der 8eipeis elmer pergeubeten Sugenb."
Spra6s, nabm feinen 6ut unb ber>
f6manb.
Der iuHse 0tann ioll i'm gu feinem
Spiele mebr aufsefOroert baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-30
Cages 9seuisfeitem.
Smlamb.

Ser bur9 Ben groBen Gpflon in
WelIingtOn, &anias, aneeri6tete S9a@
ben tpirb aif iiber $500, 900 bere6met.
8ei Der &ataftropbe finb 9 perionen
INNS 2eben gefommeii unb y murben
lebensgefabrlid perlebt.
-.Sn Spraeuie, 9t. o., tritt Bic
0emoratii6e NntizSia@G @Gonpention bes
Staates Stem YDrf sufammen. Ser
@ntbuiiasmus bieler "AntisSnapper=
Contention" fir bic 9luftellung Gle
pelanbs 1T groB.
- litter ben republifanii6en prdz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpirb neuers
bings Der Senator Mllifon Don Soma
pielfa6 genannt. @benio an6 Mtc>
@inlep.
= Sn Stem Orleans bat man benz
als Opfer feiner Yfli6ttreue ermorbe>
ten pDli5ei g6ef SenneIIep auf benz
Mtetairiee6rie6bof ein ipiirbiges 9enfs
mal erri9tet, bas am 20. Wfai unter
entfpre6enben Seierli6feiten entbullt
ipurbe.
- Sas aapitol in Walbingtou, baS
auf ieinen bauli6en 3uitanb bon elmer
Sa6peritdnbigen @ommiilion unterz
fu6t 'Durbe, befinbet fi6 nod benz 8e=
ri9te bieier @ommiiiion III einem fold
lnangelbaften 3ultanbe in 8e3ug auf
Ventilation unb iOnffige fanit1re @inz
ri9tungen, nbaB bic @elunbbeitsbehorz
be ben 9lbbru6 Derlangen tpiirbe, ipenn
es Elm pripats s@ebdube mdre."
Muslanb.
= NuguIt 8ebel, Der anerfannte
6iibrer Der focialbemofratii9en partei
i'm beutf6en &ei6stage, 1T an einem
i6limmen 9alsleiben bebenfli6. err
franft. gr gebt baber nit Der 4bliht
umL aus benz parteioorltanb aussuz
i6eiben unb, bat gu ieinem Na9folger
ben 8enoiien S6ippel empfoblen.
= Sie Stabt @eQe in Sannoper
feierte bas Subildum abres 6O0idbrigen
8eitebens. Sen 9lnfang Der 6eier bill
beten 6eitsSpiele i'm Stabtparfe. Sie
6eitipiele batten meientli9 einen a[lge=
meill biitorii6en @barafter, pdbrenb
bic @in5elauffiibrungen i'm 6elt3uge bic
9auptmDmente aus Der Gntipidlung
Der Stabt Seigten. Sie ganse Stabt
prangte in rei6item 6eitfGmud unb bic
3abl Der 5eltgalte, bic BON nab unb
fern berbeigeeilt iuaren nm Gslles @bs
rentag mitfeiern gu belfen, Sdblte mad
pielen 8auienben.
= lleberall wunbert man lt6 baz
rilber, baB Der &onig 0umbert bon
Stalien baS @ntlaiiungs @eiu9 beS
neuen 0tiniitersP Prdiibenten nidt augez
nOmmen babe, obppbl bic leBte 9lbe
ftimmung In Der 8eputirtentammer
bod cine moralli6e Nieberlage fir i'm
mar. Wlan permutbet, baB gebeime
geweggrlinDe bafiir porbanben iein
miiiien, oab Der 96nig oies Minilterium
uufreft erbdlt.
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6prresppnbems. - Marion, 20.
Mlai '92. = Seit einem Sabre etpa
f6eint unier Stdbt6en einen reuen
neutrality-suspicious. begonnen au bas
ben. Sm leBten Sabre ipurben bier
auber elmer beutl6en Stride pier3ebm
neue 9Dobnbduier erri6tet, barunter
amei Stores unb 5pei Saloons. l1nb
wieber iiaD 9feubauten (barunter bie
balo fertig geifelte groBe Sanaballe
bon 9ermann 4rauIe) in elmer Mnaabl
in Nngriff genommen unb proieetirt,
baB aud fir 6ies Sabr cine 8erbpppe>
lung Der Seuerfelen bes Stdbt1ens
III Musii6t geitellt tperben barf. 9luz
Berbem baben ii6 faft ale dlteren @es
bdube einem nerf60nernben 1mbau un=
teraieben miilien. slu6 bas @fges
bdube, in wel6em lib felt Sabrem Ser
gr6Bte Wiltbf6aftsbetrieb befinbet, -
gegenmdrtig i'm 8eliBe Der 5errem
alein unb Sreier, j foa einem ieiner
8eitimmung angemeKeneren in Der
nd6iten 3eit mei9en. gS tpdre elm
boppelter 8ortbeil unb Gortl6ritt fiir
Marion unb feline eSugenb, uenn icb
bem bieiigen S6ulgebdube, tpel6es
ipeitans bas idmmerli6lte unter allen
dbnli6en @ebduben beS l1mfreiieS lit,
bahelbe S6idIal pertiinben biirfte.
gber es lit betlagensmertb, baB unfere
beutf9en 2anbsleute ibr Snterefe unb
gelb eber unb lieber ibren air6en als
ibren S6ulen suWenben. @liidli9ers
weiie beltdtigt inbeiien bic @rfabrung,
oaB nit bem Gorti6ritt Der Sabre
aud bieies 9erbdltniB ii6 umtebrt.
lleber ben iibelangebra6ten @ifer
man6er goriteber BON beutf1en S9us
len, nur .englil6=amerifanii6e 2ebrer
anauiteQen, Inn bic 9enntniB Der eng
lii0en Spra6e alt fOrbern, ein anberes
Mal.
gtit Saloons, e8 iinb beren bier,
ollie gerdnmig unb gut eingeri6tet,
ltnb mir fir bic nd@ten Sabre ipobi
Derieben, an6 lit nit apei groBen
3ansballeu benz 8ebiirfniB binrei6enb
He3nung getragen (auBerben 1T ia
iebe tleine glieberlahung in Der llmges
geno nit elmer S6iiBens unb Sang
9ale Derieben.) 0agegen pirb bic
Grage Der WaHerbef6affung, ipel6e ies
oenfaaS bic @riiten3beDinsung bes ite>
tig anma4ienben Stdbt6ens lit, leb=
baft pentilirt unb es ilt Dor alien ans
beren gu piiniden, baB bur9 ibre @rs
lebIgung ein Wibitanb aus benz Wege
gerdumt merbe, Der unter llmltanben
perbdn9niBpoa fir Marion uno feline
Ginmobner tperben fonnte.
Mi9t barum iuirb elmer Der leBte,
rem, 9err 8ernitein, Der bisberige BIER
NIT &e6t bo9geid)dBte 2ebrer, unier
Stdbt6en perlafen. Serr 8ernitein,
Der bas 8pmnaiium in 3widau abiols
pirt, li9 aud bereit8 auf Der 2eipSiger
uniperlttdt benz Stubium Der Mebi3in
gewlbmet bat gebenft baIielbe auf elmer
biettsen llnioerlitdt gum n0tbisen Obs
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MAIDEN, riDtig peritc6e, 10 lit eS SIR
9Sunl6, bier eine dbnlirbe 9tnitellltng 5u
erbalteu."
Wolfram perbeugte fid leidt.
Sic baben es erratben. Wft6 oarum
3it bcmerbeit, fam i6 bierDer."
rOm! @orauS fonnten sic benn
aber icbliesen, oaB man 9eraoe bier fir
einen init Sobrarbeiten nertrauten ST.
genieur m0glt6erpeile Germenouno ba<
ben fonnte? lltitten III Ser 3iineburz
GET Saioe plle9t man Oerslei6ea lonft
oo9 nt6t por5unebmen."
rWtan er3ablte mir iii einem Der unz
liesenoet OOrfer Don ben Irbeiter, Die
bier iln gSerfe ieien uno bon ibrenl
3med. DaB bie Sa9e fiir mild etlt
gang belonberes Snterelle baben mlbte,
beoarf wobl faum ether Gerli9erung,
uno penn sic ii6 BON lneilter @rfabz
rut1g fir SIR llnternebmen eini9en
gfusen perIpre6en :"
Der Sberbergratb ma6te cine be-
eauernbe 8elpegung nit ben S6ulterit,
nm Sen 8enerber an ber 9ollenonng
oes be9onnenen Sases Su binoern,
sd babe mid NIT ben erforberlt1en
9ilfsfrdften bereits perleben,4 lagte er,
LIMB es tbut mir leio, oaB td Sbnen
aud fiir einen ipdteren 3eitpunft menis
AuSli6ten erDffnen fam. S6abe, oaB
i'd ntbt einige 8o9en friiber ba8 Ser
gniisen, gebabt babe, Sbre lpertbe 8es
fann1baft 5ll ma9en.1
Selne 0altln9 beutete 5ienli6 berz
ltdnoli6 an, oaB er oen @e9enitailo oas
nit als erleoigt betra6tete, aber Der glrs
oere perbarrte Oefenungea6tet rubig
auf leinem Blabe.
sic tpeilcn mid ab, neil es Sbnen
obne greifbare 8emeile an Der erforoer<
liders lleberSeusuns BON metter Siid>
ti9feit febt. Gas lit SIR gutes 8e6f,
uno i9 BIN 9ewib Der aeete, es Sbnen
81 periibeln. slber i9 be6aure in ,S6rem
Sntcrelie, baB Sie bel bem engagement
Sbrer = ipie iagten sic bod? = Sbrer
Stlfsfrdfte ui6t init berIelben Goriid)t
5u Werfe se9angeu iiao."
fcenrt{etuttn fnIof
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f6lufe gu bringen. so febr mir bas
Sortgeben bes 0errn 8ernitein, Der bier
bnr6neg nur quite Greunbe suriidlaifen
piro, be6auern, 10 miiiien mir unter
Beriidf6tigung ieiner Beanlaauna
tnb Worliebe ieinen gnti6luB biaigen
unb wiini6eu ibm pon 6ersen ben be-
iteh @rfolg.
Ser gorber 1T gefommen unb bat
benz 0immel feinen Mettermantel abb
geitreift, Die Mnsft Dor @efabr, tpie bic
9offnung auf 3esen finb fir beute Der.
i6wunben. Oie 2eute I'M 9lllgemeiz
men laiien barOb bic &opfe bdngen;
bic 8errem 0eriug, Sdnel uip. p5ilos
fopbiren 9tatur, tparum nnb ipober bic
lange 9'irre ufm. unb Qerr 5eligmann
19impft iiber bas perriidte &lima.
1offentlib feiern mir Waorgen cine
y@rbenfabrt" bes @egens unb 5egens,
BITE ale SOrgen bei6mi6tigt, Das
glatt TT poll; nd6fens mebr!
Mr.