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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Mns. GponaE BoYp.

Mrs. George Boyd, died at her boms, at
the corner Of Thiriy-third and Jane streets,
Pittsburgh, Friday afternoon, the canse OF
her death being pneumonia. She was 10
her twentieth year and had only beea mar
ried months.
The remains were brought 70 the home Of
M Boyd's mother in this place Saturday,
from where they were inferred Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Boyd was accompanied 10 SOM
ersei by a sister Of his wife.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Nike Makas Blight A..
Hello, Fisk Lookin' sober this morning
Yes. Mike. that's one Of my troubles.

Hello, Fisk Lookin' sober this morning /.
Yes, Mike, that's one of my troubles.
Troubles Why, what's up now ? Nothin'
up-its downtown in the mouth, l am.
Go long, Fisk Why you're just from
snyder's Millinery and Notion store, got q
bundle of bargains too.
Correct you are, Mike, Snyder treats me 50
nice, and we got to be good friends right off
but he sells his goods TOO low-tsafs what
troubles mel hate to see man loose
money.
Dent worry, Fisk, and tell you some
-Snyder's wholessled for over three
years, and he's found ont when to buy. He
pays spot cash; He sells for spot cash: He
turns his stock often; He's careful OF his
customers and his credit; He's building up
trade and OF course he sells low-csn't
help it-see how it is
Yes, Mike, you're right. Well stick to
snyder's Redwood Millinery Store, and
don't you forget It.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
DISTINCTLY GREAT. SIR /!
Gentlemen, We are the People A.
ways, Only and Alone.

No need to wonder what gentlemen Of
taste are wearing on the BOulevards, on Tn
ter den Linder OF in Hyde Park. Ny Gents
Furnishing Goods PaTlor IS ike a magic
miror-lOok into it and you see the fashions
Of the world passing in review Choose
anywhere in the great outspread of Hats and
Caps, Neckwear, Underwear and footwear,
Gloves, Shirts, etc.-choose with eyes shut
andyou can be sure OF two things
THAT styles are newest.
THAT prices are lowest.
Holiday Specialties ;-EnbrOidered Satin
Suspenders n giass boxes, Si.0J Neck wear,
SILK and Linen Handkerchieis, Gloves, Muf-
Dsrs, Silk Mittecs and Wiistlets, latest in
Hats and Caps.
JGSAs L. BEAR,
The Hustler
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

i strange delusion is said to have tax en-
possession Of the families of two brothers
named saylor. living near FairboPe. The
one brother, within year, lost three child
ren from diphiheris. while the other has
lost three with typhoid fever. The families
became possessed with the idea thai one OF
the first buried hsd some wearing apparel
over It's face or in its mouth that caused the
fatalities in the families. They accordingly
had the bodies exhumed but found nothing
of the dread cause as believed. The Hynd-
man BaIletia, from which We gather the in
formation. says that a spring but few feet
distant from a stable aud polluted with The
impurities arising from ii. might be examin-
ed with propriety in regard to the origin OF
the cases of fever. while diphtheria was con
tracted in Cumberland by a member Of one
of the families and carried home, With the
result as sisted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Pastor Installed.

Rev. t. G. Briston was installed pastor Of
the Somerset Presbyterian church, Dec. IA,
1898. Rev. J. N. Barnett, Of Harkleton,
presided and delivered the charge to the
pastor. Rev. Hunter. Of EaircbADce, de
Iiyered the charge 70 the people. The pastor
then pronounced the benedietion aad the
congregation then came forward and took
him by the hand, bidding him good speed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The VII of the late venerable Aoran
Beam. which was probaied yesterday was
made ia June 1871, one month following
bis marriage 10 his second wife Benia-
min Kline, now deceased, Is named as exec
utor. The in. trnment provides that the sum
Of $3.50 be paid 10 the elders Of the Beam
Reformed Church and the interest arising
therefrom 10 60 towards paying the minis
tex's salary aud to the maintenanee OF the
5. S. library. All of his real estate in
Somerset and Jenner townships is entaiied
forever. First. be gives all Of his real es-
tate and certain personal properly to has
widow and son AbrAm during their lives,
or the life Of the survivor, and after their
death the real estate is 10 revert to the
elders and trustees Of the Beam Reformed
courch. the rentals therefrOm 10 be expen-
ded in the education Of young men for the
ministry, any of bis grandsons having the
preference. AT The time the will was
made Mr.. Beam was worth considerable
money. bet his foEtune was almost depleted
At the time Of his death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

For several years the most popular feat
ure Of the Institute course OF entertainments
has been the evening devoted 10 music.
Four or five hundred people have annually
been unable to secure admission to these
entertainments on account Of the great
number who desired TO attend them. This
season Manager Casebeer. Of the OPers
House, has decided to supply the demands
of the public and has secured for Friday
night one Of the best Concert COmpany's be
fore the public. The Columbia All Star
Combination give the very best refined per
formance and the public should avail them
selves of this opportunity of hearing 8
really excellent concert.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
FREDERIcK HoLBRook.

Frederick Holbrook, respected German
resident Of this place, died at his home on
Gravel Hill, Monday night, aged 10 years
The deceased had suffered from Asthma for
number of years, bat the Immediate cause
of his death was grippe. he is survived by
his wife, two sons and two daughters
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

A sad death is reported from Jenner town
ship. Saturday af.eraJ3a Amos Pile haul
ed load Of wheat % the aJuring mill at
"Pillyille" He had carried the greater part
of the load into the mill aud was struggling
under bag heavily weighted with grain
when he slipped and fell heavily TO the
ground. He did not appear to be seriously
injured by the fall and returned to his home
uaaided. Sunday be attended 70 bis work
aboat the barn as usual, but Monday morn
ing he was unable to arise from his bed. He
though. that he had been seized With an at
tack of the grippe aad thst it was unneoes-
sary TO call in medical attention He grew
rapidly worse and aboat , O'Clock in the
afternoon expired HIS friends now think
that be suffered fatal internal injuries when
be fell at the mill Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Mr.. Webster B. Parker, junior member
of the well-known firm Of Parker & Parker,
las purchased the Irwin property on Patriot
street Consideration private. Mr.. Parker
will take possession Of his new home, which
Is one Of the most pleasantly located cot
tages in Somerset. April lst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The season is now open. Get your gun
Colt, Winchester. Marlin, Stevens and Flo
oert Rifles. single and double barrel Shot
Guns Of all kinds, RsvolYers speciality ct
j. B. Holdefbaum's Hardware Store. somer-
set Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Mr.. Charles H Fisher is one Of several
hundred OF our citizsns who is suffering from
grippe, and was confined 70 his hotel all
Of last week. We s7e glad to observe thai
lie is able TO be at his place Of business this
week, because, Teschers' Institute without
the urbane Mr.. Fisher, would be an inoon-
gruity at which the teachers and directors
would most Justify rebel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The children of the Methodist Sabbath
School Sunday decided to fergo the pleasure
OF a Christmas treat and 70 send the money
thus annually expended 70 the charity fund
Of Pittsburgh. While the amount sent viii
not be very large it eEiness 2 most com
msnaable spirit on the part Of The school.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Mr.. Jacob Klingaman. ofGreenyille town
ship, and Miss Rosy Landis, Of Brot hothers-
valley township. were Joined in weilock by
Elder W. G. schrock last Sabbath The
ceremony took plac At the residence Of Mr..
Lincoln Coleman, in stonycreek township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

At We:Esy's photograph gallery you can
get
Standing Cabinets for 81 %
Nice Bust Cabinets for 90
from negatives that have passed through
The hands Of careful retouoher. All work
guaranteed satisfactory. Also,
Card Photographs for 5oC
Minute and square cards at lowest possible
prices. Save money By patronizing the old
established gallery on Main Cross street, op-
posite Post Oaice. Stairway between cof
froths and Sipes stores.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Henry Brick, Of Allegheny township, who
hss been suffering for several years from
Inflammation OF The knee joint. is at present
in critical condition, his only chance OF pro-
longing his life rests upon the anpatation
Of lie diseased limh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

". W. Patrick. native Of Addison town
ship for many years a prominent private
banker in Pittsburgh, Thursday made an
assignment for the beneii. Of his creditors
Mr.. Patrick IS largely interested in mineral
and timber lands in this county Il is said
that his assets are double his liabilities and
that none Of his creditors will loose penny.
Failure to realize on the assets, which are
largely composed Of real estate, was the
cause flE the failure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The members of the Brethren or
Dlnkard Church, in Central Pennsylvania,
have decidei to found Home for the aged
and indigent Of the denomination. They
have purchased for this purpose the con-
mo1ious buildings formerly used as a young
ladies seminary at Shirleysburg, Hunting
don coanty. The buildings are picturesque
ly located and splendidly adapted for the
purpose. The Dunkards sre strong numeri
c1lly in Central and Eastern Pennsylvania.
aud as ii has been their custom not to allow
the poor oftheir church to be sent 10 the
public aims houses, they decided upon de-
nominational Home for them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

COmmissioneT-elect Hay has purchased
the farm Of Joseph L. Miller, in jefferson
township. Il is one OF the best farms in
that section Of the county and the prios
paid forit is said to have been Se.000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Suitable Presents.

Indian Baskets, Celluloid Frames, I'M
brelias. Handkerchief, Fancy Work, Suits
for the Boys, Mink and Seal Bjas, Mufs
and Fur Sets. These are few Of the many
things shown by the RockEcol Millinery
Co, tStore oPen Christmas Day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Harry Roberts, son of Noah Roberts. Of
Somerset township, met with a painful and
perhaps fatal accident Friday evening. He
vas walking through the freight Eare-room
in the S. & C. station in this place when he
fell through trap door to the ground, f)ar
or five feet beneath He was badly bruised
and sprsined and had to be carried to the
Commercial Hotel, where he has since laid
in a critical condition. He IS suffering from
internal injur les.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
CLEARANCE OR REDUCTION
SALE.

Ny Clearance or Reduced Price
Sale viii begin on Tuesday, the
26th day of December. During
this sale all kinds of Dry Goods
will be sold at greatly reduced pric-
es, and mnny kinds of goods will
be sold at cost.
Next week or the following week
look for large advertisement.
MRs. A. E. UHI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Styles in Millinery are constantly chang
ing, in fact they change so frequently that il
is only the wide awake merchant that keeps
up with them. Ny object is to keep only
the very latest and best. A visit TO my
store win convince you Of this-
Mrs. K B. CoFFzorz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Monday afternoon an officer from Altoona
arrested young man named Jones, al Cole
mans Station, on charge Of horse stealing.
1t appears that some time last summer q
horse was stolen from q farmer in Bedford
county. Suspicion was directed 10 the
Jones brothers, Of Hollidaysburg. One OF
the boys was arrested in Blair county. The
prisoner was taken to Altoona. The stolen
horse has not yet been found.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The HERALD is in receipt Of 8 lsngt by
communication from r H. Singer, now coz
fined in the county jail, oritieising the eTi-
dence ofone or more Of the witnesses who
testified against him on the trial Of his case.
The HERALD cannot publish the communi-
cation, believing that the case has been dis
posed Of to the satisfaction Of an impartial
and uuprejudiced court. There were sew
eral facts testified 10 in this case that were
wholly iTreeoncilsble with guilt as to the
more serious count IN the bill Of indictment
and We believe that the jury fuiiy aPPre-
ciatei this and returned theiT verdict SC
corlingly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
.pERs FOR THE PRICE
- OF ONE.
,-set Herald and New York
,s sou, tribune for only 81.

r--,rB has never been given TO offer.
-sr low clubbing rates viii
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,subsaribers, believing its own
-. he regular subscription prise
-s,sst sI Of its thousands Of Sub
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= one iHs,aDoe We have decided to
established custom and will
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.rao5. far both papers. to all new
1 - and TO all present subsoribsr'
IN nsv oae years subscription in ad-
.-.s-t congress will be the most
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-.f,bs probable entire revision Of
r.-s e7arcisl interests Of the coun-
..,o57e every intelligent Repu6li-
himself Informed regarding the
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..,sr in the country, and the
-.siBg the admitted representative
/ interests Of the county, readers
a,,b vii be kept fully informed on
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
E.ournr WrrrIau Rrrr

Some time ago notice appeared in thess
columns announcing the critical illness Of
Squire William Reel, Of Shade township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

An original pension has bsea issued tc
John Boyer. OF Boone post ofnse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

It's reported that Major Samuel Hun
seeker has disposed of his Main street resi-
dence 10 Mr. Samuel Stuff, of Jenner towr-
ship.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Attorney CAR Lowry has been in New
York for the past week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Newest and Best.

Co to Mrs. A. L. Uhrs for the newest
most stylish, best and cheapest Ladies',
Misses and Children's Wraps, She always
lead, in styles, quality and prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Surprise parties don't always surprise, but
Mrs. Edward Hoover, Of Berlin, was gen
timely surprised one evening lsst week when
q host Of Der near friends and neighbors
called upon her and presented her with
handsome rocking chair. Mrs. Hoover
will become resident Of the county seat on
January 1, when her husband will take
chsrge ofths Sherif's Office, and her Berlin
friends wished her to carry some token OF
their esteem with her into her new home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

.,-srset Herald and New York
's s.,2-..,I,, = Tribune for Only 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
THE HERALD,
Somerset, Pa.

80 DapERs FOR THE PRICE
w Of ONE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
New Warehouse.

Call and examine stock and get my prices
before buying elsewhere.
E L SIMPSON, Patriot Street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Reduced Prices for Hard Times.

At weasy's photograph gallery you can
, 1893-05-05

Tins erf6eint cine 3terrat6 fir Sic STATE
b%oaftGnbig tberfliiitg, bie 8eruaner aber
ttno anberer Wfeinung; ie bGngen etnen
i6fperen Sting baratt, befien @ewi6t fib
tets mach Dem Gange 6er Gerionen rt6tet,
. Dap Die Gngeiebeniten Berionen INNER
tbren stang in Der gtdIe tragen.
Ger16teoere anbere gtattonen pflegen Bic
gtaie auf bteIelbe @etie gu 6urcbbo6ren,
ipte uniere 0amen Die S%brLdppcben, un6
5teren ite nit beri6iebenen 9ingen, ). 8.
NIT grltnem &rDftaa, @ol6itetnen unb
etnem ooer mebreren Gt1tgert.
Sn etntgen 0egen6en Der gSelt tretbt
man es nit bem peiblicben &opfpube bis
31r atSicbweifen0en 0farrbett. =
Die cbtnefti6e Dame trG9t bte Sigur
zines g%etptiien Go9els, Ser einem N6ler
9leibt, auf i1rem &opfe.
0teler 8o9el lit tmmer bon &upfer o6er
0olb, benz Stan0e Der 8erion, pelcbe i'm
trd9t, 9emaB.
Die auS9ebreiteten Sliigel fallen iber bic
Sttrt Des &opfpuBes unb beoeden ste
S6ldte; Der S6tpan3, tpel6ber lang unb
otten 1T, btloet etnen idb0nen Seberbui4 ;
Der S6nabeI bingegen bebeft Die gfaienz
iptbe, pGbreno Ser Sails bes fiinftIiben
&9tereS mtttelS elmer Sprun9fe6cr b~efeittgt
1T, bomit er nit beito 9roBerer Treibeit iicb
bet Der gertngiten 8eipe9un9 in Sbpung
IeBen utD er~5ittern tann.
Wett ldcberGt6er np6 puben itd6 ste
Wfpantier; fe tragen nur Elm letc6tes 8rett
auf i6ren &0pfen, bas ettpas LANCER ais
etnen 6uB un0 ctpa iecbS 3oa brett lit.
Wttt bieiem beoedet ite tbr 6aar,, nac6;
Dem ite eS nit Nacbs barau feltgeflebt
baben.
9aB fte itcb babel tpe6er nie0erlegen nod
anlebnen fDnnen, Dbne ibren 0taden lebr
gerabe SIT balten, ltegt auf Der 6anb.
9a Das 2anb iebr bol8reicb lit, 10 fonmt
eS bGuftg bor, baB btele S9onen 9Geicb ben
6tri6en nit ibrem &opfpube an Ben 8Guz
men ban9en bleiben.
Wenn tie ibre 6aare ausfGmmen, brtn>
gen tie cine Stunbe neben benz Serer at,
INN Bic @acbsrinbe ab3uihmel3en.
NuerbtngS 9eibtebt 6aS &Gmmen i'm
Sabre bDbite11S Stpeimal.
Die Gtn~tpobnerinnen bon Natal traget
6auben, bic iecbs Bis 5ebn s3ou bocb uno
aus Gtn6Stalg gegOlien itnb.
Sic ialben nGmltcb Ben &opf SuerIt NIT
rei1em Tett, fleben es bann reicblicb an
tbre 6aare un6 befeitigen baburdb bic MiiBe
lebensIang o1f tbrem &opfe.
2dnblt9, itttlib!
, 1893-05-05
@ttt prinsltGler @elehrter.

Yrtn3 9tolanO %gtapoleon 8onQparte, ser
3ur s3ett gum 53nefe 6es Stu6iums BON
2an6 unO 2euten BEN amertfaniicben &on>
ttnent b%eretit, bat Ourb Sic bisber bon t6m
Der0ffentIibten Werfe, meiitent6etls natltrz
piiieni9aftli3en SnbolteS, ieinen &uf ais
titcbttger @elebrter be9riin6et. St lit in
bteier 9tnitc6t Elm mitr6tges Seitenftld 5u
benz g~e1ialen 6er3o8 Or. Scarf S6eo6or in
8apern, Der alS mebi5t1tticbe QlutoritGt ur6
tnSbeipn6ere ais elmer ser 9eI6idteiten
Nugenpper0teure Der @egentpart gilt.
9abei lit 8rtn5 &olan6 aud6 Elm 1e6r Der>
~niinftt8er unO bei6ei6ener Wfen16. ST
peri6ma6t eS ndmli9 6urcbaus, ftb BON
ben 0mertfani19en yShoddies", Sic ftcb
tbm ipGbrelt0 ietne8 QlufentbalteS tn Seem
gorf tn Der urneri66mteiten Met1e ouf3uz
6rtn9en DeriuBten, BON elmer @eieQ>
i3aft sur anOern ibleppen un6 ais $50
belt" bon ienen entarteten &epublitanern
Oen 6of macben gu 1a1ien, ipte
itb bieS prin3li9e un6 a6eltge 9lbenz
teurer in Ser &egel 6ier8ulan6e 70
9erne 9efduen l1net. 9te GeBteren
9eben babel natIirlib INNER barauf aus,
cine retbe Grbtn 3u %eribnappen, nm nit
beren @Ol6e i6rem rroitetenQ8appenIcb
ipie6er neuen, in Sen metiten TGuen a6er
it6 raicb ipieber Der fliibtenben Slang gu
berlei6en BEN 6erren pfIegt ndmltcb bas
@eI6 3ptiden Sen 6ingern gu 3%errtnnen,
pie bas @aiier in etnem Sieb. grins
&olanb bat iibrigers aub gar lticbt n0t6ig,
auf sic r@olbfti6"sS a96 3u ge6en, 6ern
ietne erfte Trau, Sic nab faum 3tpetjdbri9er
G6e nit tbm I'M Sabre 1882 Deritorbene
Go6tcr bes befannten Sptelpd6terS 2Oris
8lanc BON 6omburg b. 5. 60be unb MOs
naco, bat i6m Elm nacb bteLert MiatOnen
aablenbes 8erm0gen binterIaien, 0as tbm
, 1893-05-05

= 9ie vSruitS" perben pobl i'm natiir1-
Iiben 2aufe ber 9tn9e Sen 8eg aIeS Sleie
icbeS geben. Nabbem jebt ser Seller
Sruit 10 i9mdbltb tn Sic 8rii9e gegan9en
lift, ioa es bemndbit oucb 6em 8IetzSruit
an SEN &ra8en ge6en unb Der MbtsfeD>
Srut birfte au3 feline heiten Sage geieben
baben. Den 8leitruit pta cine 8erbtnbung
BET Observation-Disclosures = natitrlib tpteber
Elm Iruit = befdmpfen, unb penn Der bel
t6rem IObLtcben 8eginnen at6 aaeS Slid
3a pitni6en 1T, 10 1T eS bo6 etnigermaBen
merfpiirbig, baB 6erarttge @erbtnbun9en
ii6 btlben, unbefiimmert barum, 6aB gez
ra6e iebt Dem SberbunbeSanipalt fart Su>
9eiebt ipirb, Sen GrultS 3u 2cibe gu geben.
Sruits iDer6en iiber fur3 pber lang inter
t6rer 2alt 3ulammenbreben. M6gen btele
aucb iiber no6 70 Diel &apitaIien berfiigen,
Der &apttdlien, iiber 0te ie ntBt Derfiigen,
iinb INNER nod nte6r nnb tpenn bos @ez
ibGft Elm lobnenbeS lit, ipirO es oieie trent
ben &apitalten gum Wittbetperb aneiferlt, lit
eS aber fetn Iobnen6es, 70 f0nnen AUDI
TruftS nibt babel be1teben.
, 1893-05-05
SaritItdler SonoerItn9.

Gtner Set baroditen 6iiriten Ser napoLeoz
ntiben 3ett mar @rtiL Qltguit BON @otba,
Der bon 1904 bis 1922 regierte. Sean
SAUL nennt i'm ben vperionift5trten Nebel".
ST t6eilte 3unG6it nit ptelen anberen Sir
iten ietner 3ett Die ScbrtftlteGerletbcni9af
unb i9rieb Elm btdeS 8u6 iiber Die 2iebe
5uiammen, bctiteIt: v8puemon, ober Elm
So6r in Nrfabien." v0te 2iebe in @rfa1
bien lit etn 9lrfabten in Der 2iebe un6 Elm
0iebeSz 3oubertranf in etnema 3auberi6loB",
10 lautet baS Motto bieieS in mebr ais
elmer 8e5iebun8 ans @unberbnre i~treifenz
BEN 8ertes. Damn beberri4te i'm cine gez
tpalttge Sammeltputb fiir-6ineiiibe gu
chen aQer unb teber Nrt. @r bate eine
iol9' unitnni8e 2ie6e fit China, baB er
Ietnem StaatSratDe io9ar in Wtanbarinenz
tracbt prGitOirteI gtapoleon l., nit benz
CT MACH Der Senaer Scbla9t 3uiommentraf,
lanD @efalen an benz Spnberltng urb er>
lau6te i3m, ftb cine 8egHnfttgung aus3uz
bitten. Der Ser5og begebrte-etnen &uB.
Ser Scatter tDanOte ltcb ab NIT etnem Qusz
oruf, Der gu 9rob tit, nm mttget6etlt 3u
tperoen.
, 1893-05-05

bert3tete, baB Bic Mdoben einen ein3igen
8eiu6er 6atten, cine in etnem i6tpar5en
Qn3uge gefleibete Srau nit elmer lauten
TAFT mGnnItcben Sttmme.
Die Mutter bcs N1G6d6ens iaste, Bag
Oltpta ooer Sla 19 Sabre alt mar un6 tie
unb tbre Sbtpeiter Mercebes nerp0ien Semi
perafnents tparen. Sic 6Gtten fetnen Sa6eL
pertragen fOnnet. 9lm Witttpocb babe tie
Mterce0es tpegen tbres 8enebmen5 in elmer
g~etpiiien 9lngeIegenbeit CUR Ge6e qeiteQt.
9as O2Gb6en ipolte aber nibt~ anttporter,
bate ipGter cine ltnterreoun9 nit Ola un6
beibe entibloiien ftcb b~aOOn8ugeben. 9es
Streit babe iicb leOi9Ii9 nm cine SamiIiens
an8elegenbeit gebanbeIt. Sir benS elbitmor6
femme tie feinen @run6. sic babe getpuBt,
DAB Die WtGbden inter angenpmmenen
gtamen i'm 6otel %tpobnten, aber ~geglaubt,
baB ie baIb tpie6er beimfebren piirben.
Nu9 Ser 8ru6er bet beiben WtG0dben,
@otparO 8lotps, bate fetne Nbnung BON
benz @runbe bes Sel6itmorbs.