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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-15
NEUPORT ~ 4 CTC Nh.

TIL. WOrf,D'S FAIR l. ESTIMATED TO HAVE ''Ni
THE PLACE 100000 DURING THIS MONTH
Newpor,. r. l. oct Il eSpecaD.-The attractions
Of the worlds Fair have been serious "''"p''N
10 Newport Many Of the cottagers short'h'p ''''"
visit here In order to 90 TO chicago an" /" ''' >"
said that the place has suffered seriously i'"'"
financial nont OF view. 1t known early IN 'he
season that the cottagcrs would go To chicago o''
i, was believed that many would return to ENJOY
the charming autumn weather which preNalls' \
few came back and Others are cNp'ct'i' ""' VIZ
ma iority decided To end their Newport S'dSo'' ""'
they left here for the Whit" city. me business
,eonle estimate that the Worlds Fair has taken
AZ least SOo0gD out Of the receipts Tor 'c'o"''
alone and this Is serious matter wh'h ''e "''-
r.s ~, tho season OF 1898 taken into considera-
ton.
Nearly all the yachts have departed. the only
large Yacht In the harbor heing FREDERICK '" van
d.rbilt's steam yacht Conqucror Among the wv
tapers entertaining this week were Mrs H. Mort
mer Brooks Mrs william Gammell MIS-. W. -
wells Mrs ! " Kcarncy and Mrs c. y. leach
pr : Weir Mitchell and family. Miss s. NJ. VAIN
and Miss Cooke. OF Philadelphia. ana the MiSseS
Hayes OF London. are AT the Robinson co''"se
Miss r. Won Mocvis. Of Berlin L. NJ h"r'rlEh'
and John = Tooker. OF Ncw-lork; clarence ID.
Denny and T. Adamow sl<i. OF Boston and Mr.. ana
Nrs Alfred Cope and Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ 'HP'"'
~ PhIlndelphia are at the Muenchnger- KING cot
tagc Cottages were rented this week for the sea
son Of lse, by pr Beverly Robinson and by william
II Travers. OF Ncw-York. Already nearly HitS
| cottages have been renteu for next year
/ Among the NEWCOMERS who have bern e''"i
| directors Of the Newport and WEXFORD Ralifoa'
| company which connects with the Shore Line for
| New York are John y. \. Griswoli. Charles H.
Russell and George NJ. Miller Ex-Governor "c'-
more and and lie Roy King have also been eiected
! directors The newly elected officers Of the New
| port Casino Corporation are Cornelius Vanderbilt
president: George Peabody Wctmore. vicc-preSideh'
| David King, secretary and George X. FEARING
| treasurer Mrs. Seth IA. Hrownell. OF Providence
| and Thomas Hurst. OF New-lork. have purchased
! cottages at this place. special ear arrived mere
this week to take Stuyvesant Fish and family 10
! Chicago They occupied the Pcleg Hall cottage
| this season Mrs Nicholas Fish. Of New-fort
and family are at the j. Smith Bryce cottage
| where they will remain some time Mr.. ana MIS-
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mr. and Mrs. FREEZER in
( w Vanderbilt viii remain at their cottages lo'
| several weeks longer. The first story OF MT 'ot,
J nclils Nandcrbilt's villa at ochre Point VIII
] I,e erected before cold weather sets In MT anu
| Mrs Arthur Herbert nee Gammell. OF En6ahd are
| guests OF Mrs. william Gammcll.
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TABLEAUS At STOCKBRIDGE.
YOUNG MEN AND MAGDTNs MAsQuEEADlNH IN
OID-TINlC DRESS.


OLD-TIME DRESS.
Stoc,thri1ge Mass oct a (SpeciaD-The week
has been a Jolly one at Stockbridge. and the re-
cent entertainment at the Casino which was gotten
nm bv Mrs Charles T. Adams. was one OF tho most
delightful affairs OF the season. Some charming tap
leaus were given and Miss Adams read an essay on
Society Verse OF Two Centuries Henry II.
Sedgwick also read from various au'horS' anu
tabIeaus Illustrated the readings THE Rape OF the
Iock'' was given by Miss Dwight Mrs. James
Brown Miss Rood, Miss Kohlsaat. Harry Dwight
Dudley Field. Edward owen and Dr. burner"
Reason Beauty and Folly was produced ny Miss
Margaret Rood. William Worcester ana Harry
Dwight The prettiest feature OF the eh'er'ah-
mont was the Ball Of 1896" Those who took part
we're Miss Simmons Miss Edythe Kohlsaat. Miss
Eleanore Hague Miss Averill and Miss Virginia
Field. The last tabeau was 1.-THE Portrait ana
the picture made by Miss Hague
The beethoven String Quartet gave a concert at
the Casino at which were present Mrs Edward
Iau,crbach Miss Lauterbach Mrs. HOFFMAN. Mrs.
Avmar Mrs Charles Camp the Misses Rood MISS
Mary RUSSELL Mrs Winthrop. Miss Worcester. Mrs.
uashrouck Sahler, Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell Mrs.
Hoffman. Mrs Fowler. Miss Fowler. Mrs Clarke
and Miss Sexton.
Mrs William Window and the Misses Window.
who spent a part OF the autumn in Stockbridg"'
! have gone TO the Fair Mr. and Mrs. George IL.
Buck will occupy the Thomas Patterson house.
General G. NJ. Sorrell. OF the New England ana
Savannah Steamboat Company, have been In Stock
bridge this week. ,, ~,
There have been a large number OF arrivals al
| the Stockbridge House, including Mr: and Mrs T.
| G. stanton y. a. burlington. -; f. Coolidge New
| York; Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Baldwin. J: W. rawn'
| MIR and Mrs G.. W Lynes. Miss +, t. Es,cs'
| prooklvn. Mr. and Mrs Francis Told NJ. and hr'.
| r. AIexander Miss Upton. Boston; o. = Pullman
| Albany; Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Doremus. Orange.
! II: Mr. and Mrs Homer b. DeWolfe. Chester
| Hin iowa; William N. G. Croker Fitchburg; Mr
! and Mrs j. II. Bunce Miss Pullman, Mmdletown
| Conn; Miss Sara Williams. i5aliinorc' MI an, anu
| Mrs f. A. Longstrect Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
r. : SIvev Miss Silvey, Springfield.
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DIED AFTER 4 REMARKABLE FiSI.

4 WOMAN EIGHTY YEARS OLD LIVED FORTY
NINE DAYS WITHOUT E\11Ni.
Norwich. Conn. oct II (SpeciaD-The deh'h on
Thursday of Mrs. Charles Peck. eighty years oii'
of the county town of Lyme. In the southern part
Of this county. terminated remarkable case OF
involuntary fasting Mrs. Peck was taken SICK
forty-nine days before and a strange feature OF
her Illness manifested itself at once In her inaoi'y
to take any kind Of nourshment. even hnius. AZ
first she had little Inconvenience account Oh her
enforced fast. Her general health was not seI'-
ously injured and her weight was not materially
diminished. At the end OF two weeks ho"e'e''
abe became emaciated. and finally was uhao'e 10
quit her couch. Skilful physicians were puNA'eo
an account OF her aversion to food. ana were ~
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ENTHUSIASM FOR GREEyHALGE.

New-Bedford Mass, Oct. "A ,SpeciaD.-One OF
the largest and most enthusiastic rallies held IN
this city for a number of years occurred on Thurs
day evening, when the Opera House was filled to It's
utmost capacity and several hundred persons were
unable to gain admission. The speakers were Fred
eric 7. Greenhalge the Repui can nominee for
Governor: Hosea NJ Knowlton. Of this city, candl'
date for Attorney General. and Samuel +. Wnslow'
chairman Of tho Republican State Committee Exc
MAYOR Walter Clifford presided The speeches were
attentvey listened to and were productive OF much
good for the party. 1t is the opinion OF leading
Republicans that this city will roll up one OF 10
old time Republican majorities next month
James l.. Gillingham. OF Fairhaven' mas oeen
nominated by the Republicans or the l|th repre-
sentative District.
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The Worlds Fair!

Tokc 10 all in all the world Is fair That Is It's jug
many incorrect conclusions from the time the cara|es o
Columbus appeared the shores OF san salvador 10 me
,rcscnt year OF celebration but instances OF its
fairness which can be cited unqustIoned 10 has, after
comparative tests given award to osctterS Stomach
Filters for efficacy In cases OF malaa rheumatic and Kid
ney disorder dyspepsia liver complaint constipation ner'
yousncss and debility Among positive facts without
any doubt" this verdict deserves prominent pace i"e
experience q generation justines, and the concure"'
testimony OF hosts OF eminent physicians bear out us
truth. Give the Filters fair trial and verify H.
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BROADWAY 9TH AVE., 9TH g. 10Th 212.

have been replaced by new ones. the ground about
tho monument has been graded. and bronze tablet
IL to take the place Of the marble one just over
the entrance. No repairs have been made to the
keepers house. as the keeper himself wished every
thing to go into the monument and grounds.
When the work Of dredging the canal at White
Beach IL completed, effort will be made TO make
a lawn In the rear OF all the cottages. The Post
Hill Company still has q large tract OF land there.
and there has been some talk Of hotel being built
ON mart 4.
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the speaking In the Academy OF MUSIC anu 'e"-
ator Dawes will probably preside
Senator Dawes has gone to Lake Mohonk this
week with Mrs Dawes attend an Indian con,
ference senator Dawes has not failed 10 attend
this annual meeting for many years
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MANHATTAN DAY N5 EXCURSIONS VIA WEST
SHORE KAILROAD

Through cars TO Chicago In charge OF attendant
via West Shore Railroad 10 a. IN. wednesday ana
Thursday, October is and 49, Tickets s0oa 70 re-
turn to New-York until the morning OF October -
Excursion tickets valid for ten days AZ si VIII o.
good on train running Thursday. OCTOBER ~. Last
$l7 excursion Monday, October q. &c
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AMONG THE BERKSHlRES.
IENOX HAS BEEN PROSPEROUS.
SOME OF TIE ENGLISH YACHTsMEN VISIT HE
HILLS.

1orox Mass oct IA (SpecaD.-in spite OF the
Fair and the hard times and the many prominent
families in mourning. Lenox mas had MUS -
porous season. More money has beeh eAie"u. ~
n H. Cooke John Sloane and Arson fheipS "'0N'
on their new places than in any previous year III
the history of this place as a summer to"h' me
season is not vet over, far as the presence Vi
many prominent people are concerned O"e VI w
most interesting women who nave just army" ~
Ienox is Mrs Burton Harrison. Another much d"-
,nired literary woman who has just come ~ i"i'o"
&C. Mrs Edward r. Wharton Mr.. and Mrs Whnd"'
Douolass Sloane took their house party in several
different vehicles over to Lebanon on MONDAY anu
came around by way OF the Wiinainsto"h vi"
tenniol on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs George Mo's""
do over to Great harrington on Monday, on
coaching trip Mr.. John Sloane Will keep MS iah'''!
throughout October at the Curtis hotel anu ioon
a,,er tho improvements on his place The Kew Dr
yibhsrt has been the guest OF Henri Braem anu
rreached at Trinity Church. The Kew "iiiah
Crosvenor gave a reception Tor Bishop i-awreh0e
., rho Trinity Church rectory this afternoon Many
Of the cottagers and their guests were present
a. Sunday morning the bishop will administer the
A. of confirmation in Trinity Church Prince
Cantacuzene returned to Washington on 1hurs-
day. , $50
Gerald Barry of Ireland. arrived this week. as
s,d also Mrs r. 3. Browning. of England MIS-
,,...,,ro before she married the son Of the poet
WAS Miss Coddngton. of New-York Mr.. ana MIS-.
Yates Thompson, Of England. and Ronald Noei
Patton of Scotland are also here lew lrlehdS oi
Lord Dunraven tore themselves away from '"e
Yachting this week and came to l-ehoN' lhes "e'e
Mr and Mrs j. b. Dugdale and j. +. Arkwrsht.
Mrs Weld has closed the Livingston cottage ana
returned to Brooklyn Mrs Astor. who was 'he
r,,est of Mrs Orme Wilson. has returned to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stuyvesant nave gone
10 Cranstons-on- Hudson. The POST cottage VIII pe
49,, 49,, Mrs 8 Draper through October. Miss
Tohson OF Washington is here for october. Dr.
scbenck has returned to his duties a, rrlnce,oh
tsge and returned to New-York. George {. Jen-
kins and Mrs. Jenkins are among ba.e'noie , noy
hereafter. - ,.o orri,,ls g, tho Curtis
10y ,bms FAR in October. and some OF the recent
ones are Mrs Guy Pelton Miss Jesse haie b r
c Sr F. F. Orgood, New York Mrs John flsner
Salisbury. Conn: Mr.. and Mrs r. r reeves en-
csgo: f. o. Tuttle Boston; MI anu "iS '" -
Woodin Poughkeepsie
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IN cprrNuAJGE TO BE AT POUGHKEEPSIE

Pittsfeld Mass, oct IA CSpeciaD.-ooVerhor nus
-, mo-. the guest of Colonel Walter Cutting on
rr,asdav and dined at his house after coming
down from the Williamstown Centennial on drag
A Jolly coaching party dined at the American House
ON Thursday. They were the guests of William d.
Plunkett, Of Adams. and were on a trip through
the southern part Of the county to Lenox' Stock
bridge and Great harrington. In the party were
I,.utsnant- Governor Halle, Charles T. Plunkett
and J. K Anthony, Of Adams; David A. Wells and
Charles Hubbard. Of Norwich. Conn. and Stephen
A. jerks. of Pawtucket II. l.
Mr. 0reenhalge. the Republican candidate Tor
Governor will speak In Plttsfeld probably some
day next week. 1t will be a county meeting ana
special trains will be The plan 10 to nave
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dso~"0s" o. tSNf
6enn 5temlid mittellos wanote er iih
1875 mieoer mad PariS. Diesmal
taudte er oils @leftrifer auf. @eine
@rfolse waren raid unb Iidsr. Gr
wurbe gum urbeber elmer Reibe BON
uuternebmunseu, BON beneu bic PariIer
Gelep5c;is@eIellIdaft bic bebeutenblte
mar. slls Dauptaftionar scs Suffice
bes Sr9anes beS rabifaleu Ueputirten
uno 2caber @lemenceau. ubte Or. Ser3
einen sroBen @iufluB aus unS gan; I'M,
gewObulib raid burblief er alle @raSe
ber @brenlesiOn bis gum @roBoffi3ier.
ST itanS in engen ssfddftli9en Besie.
bunsen 3n benz peritorbenen Baron
Reina9, unb man LIT lber3eugt, bae
Sers cine 6eibe bon fompromittirenbsn
Dofumenten betrefi fis Der Yanamas slffdre
beiist, Die CT ii4 3u Grpreiiunsen per
idaift bat.
slm gbenb bes Cages, on psldem
Der Cob ReiuadS befannt tpurbe, reilte
Ser3 ra9 Npuoon ab. mo er bur1 fimu.
lirte unpdblihfeit ii6 ben Snterpieips
Der Reporter entjiebt.
Der Wtann lit erit As Sabre alt, 10
baB non ieiuem bOien @enius untsr
llmitanben nod Mandss 3u erwarteu
ftebt.
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Or. We@lpnu.

Or. Wtc0lnnn.
Grsbiidof BON Stem gJorf In Gtreit
gerietb unb elmer Borlabung mad Rom
uidt eutiprab. Mc@lpnn sriinbete
barauf ben 9teip Dorfer Yerein gegen
bic Irnutb (Anti-poverty society,
benz ii6 au6er gr6eitern aiih pobls
babenbe WfitslieSer Der Stepbansfirde
anidloHen. uno bielt Dor benlelben an
jeSem Sonntagabeno einen Bortra8
meiit nolfsi6aftlihen Snbalts tn ges
maBigt fosialiitii9em Sinne. S6ou
felt Mfonatcn bieB eS, Der Papft beabe
fidtise, Wtc@lDnn mieber gang 3u
Gnaben an3uuebmen. rlnb bur1 Hers
nlittluns bes pdpitli1en Mbgeianbten
Satolli lit jest Der Sriebe Mc@lDnnS
init Der fatbolii6en Stride sdn,li1
interchangeable. slm @briitfeitsSo
tag. rs. Desember, las Wtc@lpnn in
elmer aapelle 3u BrooflDn bic erite
Wteiie felt mebr als fiinf Sabreu.
Wel6er Irt Die Bebingungen iparen,
unter benen Or. Wfc@lDnn mieSer In
ben S9ooB Der Stride auisenommen
worben 1T, perlautet porlaufis nod
niht, bod 70 piel ideint li9er, bab
ibm feline bemiitbisenbeu 8uBen aufs
erlest woroen iinO, ba es ibm i'm @esens
tbeil geltattet iporbeu lit, reben ieinen
prieiterliden Serri6tunsen nah nie
Dor weltlide io,iale Yortrdse su baltsn.
@s lit Sies alIo in seipiHer 9iniibt elm
Sieg bes Or. Mc@lgnn iiber @r3bii1of
@orrisau, welde Gniidt in immer
weiteren areiien ourd3uorinsen iteint.
$50 er feline fernere prieiterli9e QBirfr
iamfeit ausiiben mirb, lit nod unsemiB.
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Cornelius 9er;.
Der b6ie 0enias ner bieIbeiprodeueu
Rnnamas aff1re.

&et puIt VtWtup utI utttutIptuWtueu
Pauama'a aHare.
sBie es ideiut, Der bOie @snins, jss
benfalls elmer Der idlaueiten 8Opfe in
Der sanSen Yanama=gffdre, lit Der 10
piel genanute Or. Cornelius Ser3. Muf
oieier Seite bes S3eans iutereiiirt Der
Wtann i6on besbalb, neil er bier feline
s3ebriabre4 burdma9te. NlS fleines
Sinh fam er 184s NIT ieinen Gltern
beriiber uno beiudte suerit bic S1ulen
in yiew Yorf. Spdter sius ct nad
Chicago, ituotrte balelbit Mebi3in unb
lieB iid als Steruenar;t in Gan Srans
cisco ntsOer. 9ia9 ben Beri9ten per,
idieoener 8ldtter bat es Or. Ssr3 aud
tn ben Staoten Der Union, In ipel9en
er meilte, peritanoen. gum gia9tbstl
Guberer gang betra6tli9e Sunirneu
@eloes 5u rUeroienen." &urj Dor 1870
treiieu mir Or. Sers In Sranfrei1 |;
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Weae YTofefaafi(9e .aafeeorate
@irn In aeip Dorf erRebem, Ril(ionen
ioHen muh Reid uun arm sagausIiib

8irb In Rein gorf erRetem, Miaionem
iofsn muh Reid uub arm sasiusIia
feiu.
9fod ebe SaS alte Sabr au ieineni
Gbihlnb gefommen, LIT In 9ieip Oori
Der @runbitein 5u .einem Baumerf ses
lest morSen, oaS, fpenn pollenbet, eine
Der f60niten ar6iteftonilden i3ierSen
ber WtetrOpele am Suolon bilben ipirS.
Die ct. SolnulliS Gatbebrale, Der
tiid0fliden Stride. osren @rbauuns
lfon I'm Sabre 1870 BON bem pers
itorbenen 8ildof s." .atio Potter CT.
ftrebt unb angebabnt mur6e, lit, oanf
ben unablailigen 8emiibunssn beS
iesisen Biidofs Senrp Yotter. ibrer
8ermirfli9ung bis 3u benz Punfte
nabeseriidt. SaB am 27. De3ember bic
feierli9e Gruuoiteinlesuns ftattfiuben
fonnte.
Die 3atbebrale f6mmt auf bas@runS>
ithd swiiden Der ITO. unS Ill. StraBe,
slmftsrSam uub Morniusiibe s(uenue
III iteben unb miro bort BON bem bod
gelegenen 5ellenterratn aus Staot uno
@egenb In ipeitem umfreiie beberri9en.
Ole @eremonie Der @runbiteinlesiins
nuroe In eincm, NIT &idiibt auf Die
raube Sabresjeit erridteten Sol3bau
por9enommen, Der Die Sornl eines
Sreuaes bate. Sn Der Wiitte bieieS
BaueS, Der fir ettpa 1912 einselabene
Tbeilnebmer 9taum sewabrte. beiano
ii6 Der @runbitein.
Wtit elmer iilberneu Seelle beltri6
Bii6of 8Otter bic unterlage be6elben
NIT Wt6rtel, bann tpurbe Der ma1tige
@ranitblod. Der, BET elmer @runoild6e
BON A SuB 4 GOT i'm Qrmorat. cine
9Obe BON 2 Sup Al Soll jeigt, mitteljt
zines 8rabnen berabselaiien unb bic
bret iibIiden Sammeri9lase beeuoeteu
bic @eremonie.
Sn elmer 8ertiefuns bes @runbitet.
mes befinSet lid neben perldieSenen,
aui bic Seier beSiiglt9en Oofumenten
aud elm Stein nit foloenber, auf feline
Serfuuft biaweiienbeu Sni6rift: .stus
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Die ct. Sobannis. aatbebrale in Stem gort.
ben Ruinen Der erften driftlihen Stride
Der neuen Welt, bic pon @briitopb Go
lumbus 1893 erri9tet ipuroe. Slabella
Sispaniola."
Die Seter mar ni6t nur cine b66ft
impoiante, fonoern aud cine unses
n0bnli9e, benn nod ME 1T In ben Ser.
Staaten Der @runbftcin fir cine Stride
gele9t poroen, ebe bas Sunbament pols
lenbet mar. Der @runo, tparum nlan
serabe In bieiem Salle feline .5uflu6t 3u
bieier unsen0bnlihen Wfa6nabme ers
grifi. lit einleu9tenS. Son bem Iusen>
blide on, in pelhem elm Tbeil beS
@runbitiides semeibt mirb, ipirb baielbe
BON Der Steuerab9abe befreit, un6 ba
ipenisitens nod Elm Sabr pergeben
mirb, ebe bic @runbmaueru aufsefiibrt
itnb, 70 fat man, ba bic @runbftein.
lssunS elmer @inweibuns bes @runo'
ftiideS sletdfommt, oamit bic Steuer.
freibeit fiir baiielbe erreidt.
Die &atbebrale, bis ~ beren Bollens
buns allerbingS nod Sabre perseben
biirften, mirb stpii6en S., 600, coo unb
unS SO. 900, 900 foiten uno man boiit
Sieie Summe, pon Der idon iiber 81, :.
600, 900 selammelt iino, our9 freiphs
lige Beitrdge Su erbalten.
@anS belonberS niro Der fosmopolis
tiIde Gbaratter bieies fiinfti9eu @Ottess
baules betont, bas Seoermann often
fteben unb feline Bripilesieu fiir bic
Rei6en sepdbren ioll. sluberbem iOll
In iieben Saapellen Der 3atbebrale ir
ebenio pielen Spraden seprebist mel.
ben.
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Mu SaminOiIdtiQe.

Ser llnterjeidnste, .meIder na& m,bridbri.
len 9eioen oon eiuem f6weren QungeLhbel
lno Der sefirdtetsn Q hm in nd bu't
in einfahes Mlttel 9ebsiIt wuroe. mlntHt
la istnen WitInoenoen bic Wethooe Der eell.
ing befannt Su MAIDEN CT rpiro allen. bic
70 wlnihen. toftenfrei cine abidrift Dee Me.
,episs ieuoeu meIdes cine f&ers Seiluns fur
,dtu NIB biudt. Aftbma. Gatarrb.
Rronditis uno ale SaIs. une qunasn.
aifsftonen IN Vt boift. oab aIle 9eloenosn
ieip Mittel probren. weIdes nnihaBbar III.
Dr bas &sjept Dos ni&ts foftst uno isasns'
reid fein fam, nil i&t. itreibe asfduisft on
Nep. Gbmarb a.. 0Dtlfon,
BrooiIpn Wew Bort.
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Die aefabrIid,e Namtl.

Der To9ter elmer nod biibiden
unb beiratbsluitisen Bittwe madt ein
Ssrr elm 3iebesseitduoniB, bas er nit
6sn @orten idlicbt: nGmalie, barf td
bieies botbe @rr0then 3ii meinen @uus
lten oeuten. bari Id iofort Su Sbrer -
= % bitte," fliiitert tic dnsitli9, ripre,
diem @te ni6)t nit Wama IL
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banfs uno ruhts
gen @leitmutbs
6as n Grm o u r
Snititute, pels
DIES Gbicaso als
@eib II q dtsges
fdenf erbtelt.
b Oer9eiien.i 10
~fhblt- idon
ipieber Elm Wtil,
lioudr. ole oh
cine fleine Mfil.
lion beia9ter
@ q r en- Il q b t
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SObu .. TodefeGIer. ni1ts IdaSen
fSnne. Diesmal lit es Serr Sobn ..
Rodeieller. Der befaunte SeltOnis, wel'
der su 9ieujabr nieine" llniperiitdt nit
elmer weiteren Wiilliou botirt, 10 bab
iid jest feline bo6bersise Stiftung aui
So, 800. 900 belduft.
Sn 0erbinbuns NIT Der Gbicagoer
llniueriitdt fpirS nun Der Sau einer
Seemannsihule aeplant.
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@teo retmae[ekf.

Der belanmte Or. MtGIunn In Rem
Dorf bari feline prisiierIi@en Guuf'
tionen iuiener ansiibea.
@roBeS unb berehtistes gufIeben
nttt nur In Stem Dorf, ionoern TN
sanssn 9anbe errest Die Biebereiniesuns
oeS Or. Wfc@lpnn In feline prieiterliben
Sunftionen. Dieter bo9berebte, In
amerifa seborets, In Rom beranses
bilbete fatboliide Brieiter murbe Dor
flint Sabren ieiner g8iiroe als YreSiser
Der ct. Stepbansfirde In ylem Dorf
entiest unb 3n9lei1 ercommuni3irt, neil
er bel Der 9ietp Oorfer Biirsermeiiters,
mail I'm yiopember 1886 ben Grbeiters
3anoioaten Senrp @eorge, ben be.
riibmten ioSialiitiiden Sdriftiteller,
Der iid aber falt gang auf bic Qanofrase
beidranft, unteritiiste, barob NIT BEN
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NobeI 4!

Pferbebabu &onbufteur
(3u einem Yaiiasier. Der, obuobl bie
Sabrt 15 Yiennis' foitet, nur 10 Yien'
Mig besablt): nWtein Serr, i6 befomme
nod 5 Piennis'l" = Raiagter:
rSSie f0nnen sic iein 70 unperi9amt !
Saben Se ni6t befommen BON bem
Serrn ba neben mir Bfennis' Griufs
Selo Sd geb' 10 Ifennis', Der 9err
20 Rienntg', madt Sulammen 30!
8as foltet De Sabrt for smei Rers
ionen? 80 9fennig'! sllIo mas woll'n
Se oenn !? |"
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Gtmas Eeues.

2aufmann (entriiitet): n@sitern
srit lieb id Sie binauserpebireu uno
bsute fomlnen Sie i6on ipieoerlA =
Sauiirer: rUie baiBtl Sic haben
mid seiteru laiien perfen binaus NIT
Striimpien uno Soden = bent' tomm'
Id aber nit RrGsea uuo WaniHettsa II.
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Bel her RaIerueu.giHte.

General: nSinb Sie nit Der Soft
suiriebenPA = Refrut: n3u De,
fe6l, Serr @eneral!" -@enerat:
r@enns gu eiisn2 Sm, uno oann =
srbalt niGt am @uSe Der @ine me grobe
unS Der gnoere tie fleiue portion Pa
Refrut: r@robe t ..est gar feiner,
Serr @eneral !"
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WerBriffen.

rgnseflaster, Sic finS bei6nloist.
ben Seusen on ben Sbren serilien 5u
baben !" nsld nee. Serr 8ihter !
@r bate mir eben 3ablun9 elmer Sdulb
peripro9eu uno oa wollt' id ibn beim
Mort nebmen, srwilbte aber ftatt oeis
fen In meiner aurSiiatisfsit ieine
Obren "
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Die melfteu Sdafe iterben
to6 In ibrem eriten 2ebensiahre.
tlnm6gIih.

@raf: nSObann. mas madft On
beun INNER nur Elm 70 Summes @es
fhtpA Sobann: r@nG' Serr,
fur ben 2obn BON 5ebn Wtarf monat'
li4 is mel Giidt immer nod seiitrei9
o'nuol"
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0efuufeH.

.ab. Sporn. sriiB' @ottl Did iiebt
man ia gar uidt nlebr! @o pobnit
Du oenn jest?" = .8ummelsaiie Z
TN fiiuiten Stof t. - r8as, fiiniten
Stodp 90 boa btit Du iaon se.
iunfen ?!"