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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
MAY BE BEOoDsHED.
Captain blackwell Determined to Col
Icct the Bond Tax.

Sturgis Ky, September A.-f Captain
Blackwell carries out his threat there is
going to be much bIoOdshed in this vicinity
in the next forty-eisht hours. Blackwell
has declared that he Will collect the bond
tax and the taxpayers solemnly aver that
he VIII not. The preparations on both
sides are very warlke. The big cannon at
DeKoven, which did service in the civil
war was rolled into position yesterday and
rammed to the mu2zle with powder and
sluFs 1t was placed on the crest OF a hill
which commands the entrance TO the pre-
ciucts affected by the tax At the approach
of the posse it will be fired, and its dis
charge viii be the signal for the people to
form RANKS and meet the enemy.
The situetion Is critical, and an armed
collision is almost a certainty. Captain
Blackwell was appealed to by the ministers
to give up his project but he WIS deaf to
their entreatie9 and announced his intcn-
tion OF collecting the tax. lie said:
my men are ready. and my guns. which
were ordered from Boston, have arrived.
Where they are stored / refuse to state,
and when We start l also decline to say, not
wishing TO give my plans away to the on
envy. Those people owe that tax and must
paw IT. As for the bullets they have for
us. l guess we can stand them, as none of
the men will be other than men who have
StOOd fire before"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
He Was Assistant Postmaster mt Ia
Grangc md Skinned. BeIng short.


Chicago, September Especial. )-Andrew
J. Laird, formerly a postotfice inspector.
was arrested at Los Angeles, Cal, today
the charge of forging a large number
of postal orders, amounting 10 about S5,oVo.
His manipulation of blank orders extended
over a number of years, and the postoifice
authorities are congratulating themselves
on having at Iast captured one of the eleV-
crest swindiers that ever bafIied the in
spcctors.
Chief Postoffice Inspector ]. T.. Stuart, of
Chicago, arrested the forger, with the aid
or a photograph, which was identified at
Lairds old home i'm Georgia
Lairds career as a forger began last
spring. He was appointed a postofnce IN
spector under the first administration of
President Cleveland. and was assigned TO
duty in Georgia. He was subsequently re-
moved, nut shortly after the present term
OF President Cleveland began his daughter
was appointed postmistress at LaGrange.
Ca, and Laird became her assistant. About
a year ago. there being evidence that the
LaGrange postofiice was not being prop
erly conducted, an investigation was begun.
Inspector Baird's investigation had barely
been begun when Laird. the assistant. left
LaGrange suddenly, taking with him all
the blank money orders and adviccs which
We're in the office. The ex-inspector was
not seen again for several months, but he
was heard from through the blank money
orders which he had taken.
Within a few weeks after his departure
from Lagrange forged mopey orders turned
mp ut different places in the south, and
from them the forger was believed to be
Laird. -Four of these orders for 500 each
were cashed at the Chicago postoffice and
others We're presented and cashed at n
score OF Offices between Georgia and Mime
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
rIsHoP spAULDING's STATEMENT
I'm Reference to the Criticism OF
ssshou ISelnP.

PEORIA. Ill. September 4-The following
yrr,ttar statement was today issued Dy
Bisbop Spaulding with reference TO the crl'-
ic;sm upon his American Protective AsSo-
iation article in The North American lie
view by Bishop Keane:
Il have read Bishop keaneS criIlcISh
on nv article in The North American he
view and as it has not been disoWneu, l
must stirnose il to be authentic. Tue cnle[
nuestlou Is whether what l have puoisheu
i'm The Review is true. A thing may De
unfortunately true and this IS doubtless
what Bishop Ke0ne means when ne cans
my article unfortunate. lie says also that
il is ultimely, but l fail to see how TINS
ep,thet can be applied in any right sense
TO the honest and dispassionate d-Scu79ioh
OF a subject which now attracts general
attention, and is not without Importance
If nv very moderate expression OF views
on n question which il actually before the
pubIfc pnd which is of concern Ooth 10
tn. church and to the country is TO he con-
deuned q. unfortunate and ill-timed then
rational discussion among Catholics Is no
longer to be thought Of, and Catholic uni
verqaIitv is but a pretcnse. II what IS SAID
OF Cardinal Gibbons is true the least can
do ! SUPPOSE. il to regret that he should
have 10 regret 10 express his regret 10 the
pope Regrets. however. are idle ana the
manly and American thing TO do Is to con-
front ne with arguments and not 10 at
ternDt 10 friEht-n me with gro2ninBs'
A veritable family medicine box Beech
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
Jim Summers Viii Hang.

the jury Is that Jim Summers is guilty OF
murder in the first degree, and that he be
hanged 10y the neck untn he is dead. On
next Saturday Judge Tyson VIII pass SEN
tence accordingly.
sim Summers is one of the three men
who participated in the murder of Nc
Swean and wife for purposes of robbery
about year ago. % the other two,
Mitchell Wccten mas already been hanged
ANA Mike McBea Is yet At large. The evil
dtncc was wholly circumsJantial, but
strong anu satisfactory. The jury was out
today only a very few minutes. 1t is said
that Mike M,Rea has been captured in
Florida and Will be brought here at an
early date for trial.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
wHITECAPPERs SENTENCED.
They Whipped Women and Get Five
Years In the Pen.

Aberdeen, Miss, September 26.-(Special)
In the Monroe county circuit court today
Judge Newman Cayce pronounced sentence
OF five years i'm each of two convictions
upon Van Roper and Ed Peter and two
years upon James Nelson, all white, for
whitecap exploits few months 60. Roper
was new citizen from Alabama and while
he was i'm the fields at work his wife
had "A habit Of spending her time with a
neighbor, Mrs. Cullers which Roper finally
prohibited, but with no success. Roper and
his fellow laborer, Peters, accompanied 10y
Nelson, At night, armed and masked with
handkcrchiefs over their faces, went to the
house OF Mrs. Cullers and secretly whipped
Mrs. Roper and Mrs. Cullers and made
threats Of hanging them with "A rope which
they had with them. After this performance
tney fed To the Mississippi bottom country.
where they were afterwards arrested by
Deputy Sheriff David Martin OF this coun-
~, and brought back for trial. Peters is
said TO have already served Il term in the
pemittutiary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

pllation, says The Tradesman, is the fall-
ing off in companies of a speculative nature
and the steady increase in industries OF
more useful character. In the thlrd quar-
ter of 1891, there were sixty land companies
organized, against only thirteen in the past
quarter.
During the three months the new phos-
phate industries in the south were increased
by u companies; in Florida; in Tennes-
see; in Georgia, and in Virginia wen
ty-nine mining companies were oTsahlzed'
129 saw and planning mills, box factories
and other WOODWORKING plants were organ
lied in the three months, Alabama leading
with 10; Arkansas 16; Florida Is; Tennessee
10; Mississippi 10. Forty-three flour and
grist mills were established, North caro-
lima leading with 10; Kentucky and Texas
6 each; Tennessee and Alabama each,
ana the balance about equally distributed.
The Tradesman calls especial attention
to the substantial progress III the cotton
mill industry in the south in the past quar-
ter and reports % new establishments,
against % in the corresponding period or
1893 Georgia heads the list with 3; North
Carolina has Z; South Carolina ;; Alsbema
and Texas4 each; Tennessee 3; Florida and
Louisiana = each, Arkansas, Kentucky and
Virginia | each. There were y new elea-
trio light plants established, against IL Tor
the same period of 1893, and were equally
distributed over the south; % waterworks
companies were formed against p in the
same p~riod last year; "a foundries and
machine shops were established in the
three months; 10 cotton oil mills; 10 can
ming factories; 6 barrel factories; 8 brick
and tile works, and blast furnace COM
panies were formed notwithstanding the
dullness in iron, besides a miscellaneous
industries.
The Tradesman adds that the reports
from all sections of the south point to
substantial revival in manufacturing IN
dustrias. enlargement of Old plants and
very marked increase In orders.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN.
Fact or Fiction About Two Great
Fair Awards.

newspaper paragraph denounces as
false" the claim of a baking powder COM
pany to an award at the worlds fair. Whom
can it mean?
Certainly not DR.. Prices. Why? Be
cause, as the records show, DR.. Prices eX-
hibited, competed and received the highest
award, both at Chicago and the California
Midwinter fair. The award in California
included gold medal. The Official examiners
pronounced it the strongest, the purest
the most wholesome and efficient of all
the baking powders. Its title to confidence
is unqueStioncd.
Can it be the manufacturers of a New
York powder, fictitiously labeled absolutely
pure" who are making false" claims? That
would be strange indeed, inasmuch as they
were not even considered in the awards.
Was i. ammonia in the New York powder
that prevented it's makers from compet-
ing? II not, what?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS:
The Withdrawal OF whisky from bond
Caused u Large Increase.

Washington, September T.-Commissioner
Miller has prepared statement showing
In detail the collections Of internal revenue
taxes for the past two months. The as&re-
gate is stated to be ssls24,SIS against $s5,-
092,3W for the corresponding period OF 1893,
as follows: Spirits. $5s. 705. 900. an increase
of S26, SOS, OO0 tobacco, $5.02i 0JO, an increase
of $685., 40; fermented liquors. 20, S37, GOO, de
crease of $3l0.SV. and miscellaneous, $685..
9g5, an increase of S15,Sl2. OF the $50 100000
collected from spirits $685. 600 was on
whisky alone. showing that in two months
nearly i0,OO,000 gallons of whisky We're
taken out OF bond in anticipation of the in
creased tax 1T is estimated that the
monthly consumption OF whisky in the
United States is 100000 gallons, so that
dealers have on hand a supply OF several
months, which, until it is exhausted, VIII
not necessitate further Withdrawals from
bond and this will not bring internal reve-
me receipts up to their normal figure before
December or January next.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

Nashville, Tenn, September 25-(SpecialD
As expected the coroners jury has decided
that Mrs. Bette kemper was poisoned
The following verdict was returned today:
we ina that Mrs. Bette Kemper came
to her death by strychnine poison at her
home, three miles from Gooclcttsvlle. on
the night of September 18th, and we fur
Their believe from the evidence before us
that the poison was administered biz her
husband, JEFF Kemper."
The prisoner denied today that he had
ever written but one letter TO Lena Amos
the negro woman who caused the trouble
between him and his wife. There was con
siderable excitement at Charlottesville and
an attempt n; lynchng was feared, bur
this has passed away.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
REPORT or NEW INDUSTRIES
Established i'm the South During the
Inst Three H!onths.

Chattanooga. Tenn, September 27.-The
Tradesman in its quarterly report for the
three months ending September 80. 1894, of
the new industries established in the south
ern states, reports go industries incorpo-
rated and organized in the south in the
period named. against 45f in the third quar-
ter Of l:F3: 597 in the third quarter OF 1892,
and 759 i'm the third quarter Of 1891.
1t shows. says The Tradesman, that the
worst period OF the depression occurred
I'm the summer of 1893. and that there has
been q distinct recovery, which is daily be-
coming more marked. In the a9sresete of
new Industries in the quarter just ended,
Texas leads with O.. Georgia is second,
with s.. North Carolina third, with Al, Nir-
ginta As, Alabama ana Florida each A.,
Tennessee AZ. Arkansas IS, Louisiana SO,
Kentucky and West Virginia each 80, Mis-
si.sippi q, South Carolina II.
The most noticeable feature of the com
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

Nashville, Tenn. September 25.-(Special)
Professor j. G. Wharton, who has been
making an analysis Of the contents of the
stomach of Mrs. Bette Kemper, announces
tonight that he has found strychnine.
AIRS hcmper dieG suddenly nearly two
weeks ago. and her husband is now i'm Jail
charged with poisoning her. The coroner )
jury examined twenty-five witnesses today
and ADJOURNED to meet sere tomorrow.
The trouble between Mr.. and Mrs KEN
per was due TO Kempers intimacy with a
negro women named Lena Amos. a long.
loving letter from hempcr and a photo
graph of hemper were found i'm her trunk
To-Day. Two letters were submitted TO the
coroners jury today, signed with Mrs
kemPer's name, but not in her writing
These letters were 10 neishbors and urged
that whitecaps visit She woman and xiii
her. kemper's relations with her were no.
torious in the ncighbOrhooi o. Goodletts-
vile
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

New York Sertember 26.-Referee Edward
Taccbs filed i'm the superior court this morn
Ing q report in which he recommends that
Kuehne Beverage CoEhlan receive an an
--I,,+a divorce from Charles +. Coshlan, the
New York. September 27.-JudEe McAdam,
6f The superior court, today confirmed the
,anor+ or Referee Edward Jacobs, granting
a divorce in favor OF kuehne Beverage
Coxhlan in her suit asinst Actor Charles
=, 5toshlan. IL is in the usual form, the de-
1,.ao permitting the plaintiff 10 marry again
but interdicting Mr.. CoChian from remar-
r,,ine There is no aiimony granted, as
none was asked for.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
Carnegie Con,rany Give Notice To
rhcir ENnrGAra.nn nf q Cut Down.


Their vors<nen of +" Gut Down.
Pitt~bur~. Pa. September 27.-The car
nozzle Steel Company, limited, today gave
notice to its 1900 worllmen employed at the
Edgar Thomson steel works and furnaces
Of Praddock. of a desire to terminate its
sliding wage scale contract with them. A
new scale Is proposed. which, 1t is said,
viii make reductions on ell classes Of work
excapt common laborers. The posted no
tics contain the information that the com
pany will he ready to present tAe new
sale for the consideration of the men by
Nr,--or,h.r. 15th. II is to so into effect Janu-
arv 1895. The reason given for the pro-
posed wagc reduction is that the company
cannot continue to pay the present rate oil
wages. owing 10 the depressed condition OF
trade brought about by the tariff uncer-
taintv. The notices were n disaSreeapIe
surprise to the workmen.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
4 PetrInrd Body.

Phoenix City, Ala, September 23.-(Sp,-
ciall-The mUmmiied body OF a woman
was brought here last nigat -Tom Tuskegee
Ala. 10y n party Of men of this place. The
body was resurrected near Tuskesce a few
days ago by some IA lroad hands VINO were
grading fo~ the extension OF the TGs&ogee
road. Ii was purchased by Phoenix
civ ecntlanie and Will be placed on exhi-
bition next eek. The woman was inferred
in 1895 and the figure is as perfect as the
day Of her burial. She froze 10 death.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

A nrudent Chicago housewife, when the
Great strike BEGAN, stored fifteen barrels OF
gour in her cellar she reinforced II with
half a dozen cans of DR.. Prices cream
Tsol-in.r Powder.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
wOaaN'S Ills"

Mas. W r BATES. o.
U.sorfi. TgEH.5fA o.,
Chs1, writes.
"a few years ago !
to- uc-tJ- Pierce
F.v1-5fE FT%-1ps-ccs
wiki l-Cs .s--u 2 at
t--cslsto -fe. ! ara 4
exc.st--st ,f-zitn now.
Z Lrle tllzt evcgy wo-
MAJ who l. trcfh.eyl
with svr9mcn's us
will Try tire Fres-ri--s-
tfou and be beueAted
asI have tscn."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

What does Dr. Prices Baking POWDER
do? 1t makes p dainty biscuit deIiclou9
nostrv and sweet and wholesome cake.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

receiving deposit when he knew the bank
was insolvent Mr.. Day furnished bail for
$4,000, and was released from custody to-
right. .. L. Cla>on, one Of the directors
of the bank, qualified in the sum OF 5000
and the bond was accepted on condition
that another surety would be secured III
The morning for a like sum-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
Arrest of a HANK President.

Milwaukee. Wis., September 25.-presi-
dent +. r. Day. az the Bi9nkinton bank.
was arrested this afternoon ON n charge of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
ANDREW j. LAIRD ARRESTED.

No up-to-date housekeeper can afford to
use any other baking powder than Dr.
~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01
REJOICING TIE WAGES.

veritable family medicine box, Beech
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

9uft fpre9e, incline Id Sdmff ni6t
ettpa elm snbloIes Serumlungern euf
ben iioerDDltsrten Straben Der. Stabt,
tpelaes uuf bic 9duer einen perrpbenz
'bn einfluB ausiibsn mub, fonbern
pielmebr, bah bic Mutter, 70 oft es
MIR argebt. ibren &inbern elm fleines
Spfer an @elb litb elm srDBeres an
3eit bringen Ipne. WGbrenb bic fleis
Bige 5rau font bds gauge Sabr ,btns
our3 emiig i'm 9auIe unb nit Der
BABEL tbGtig lit, fei in ben Serien lire
Sauptarbett bic Gorge fir ibre Sim
Der, unb @qes anbere miibte auf bas
qeringite MauB etngei6rdntt perben.
Sinh bic @ltern ni9t in Der gliidliz
den Gage, nit iExen &inbern pdbrenb
Der 5erienmonate auf's 2anb geben
au fOnnen. 10 finbst bic Sdmilie bod
einen portreffliden Griab bafiir in
bGufigen &usfliigen gu Wafer unb
au 2anbe uno in ausgiebigen Spa
a~iersdnsen in Den srDBsren itdbtii4en
partanlueen.
Wie atbmen ale menI6li6en @eIen
freier auf i'm Qnf6duen Der Natur,
unb pie gGiidli9 erit iinb bic unI9ul=
bigen &inber, ipenn fe ii9 gemiitbli9
i'm @riinen lasern, bort in ungebuns
bener Seiterteit ibre jugenbfriI6en
Stimm6en BEL Spiel unb @eians err
tlingen laiien t0nnen, unb bas I1es
i'm @srein nit ibrer lieben DIANA.
Oa in unge5fpungener 9eitsrteit, mo
bic Sleinsn ibre Diinide, @sbanten
unb 9efiible Slit Der Mlitter dustdllz
iden, tniipft fi5 oft in nsnisenS tuuz
ben elm innigeres 9anb Der 2iebs unb
oes pabren 8eritGnbniNss, ais in
manden .langen S6ulmonatsn. Der
8erfebr nit Der Hatur ma6t groBe
unb feline Menf9entinber eoler unb
better, er frGfttgt &0rpsr pie Ssele,
unb gilt barum ais bas por5iiglifIte
8tlbungsz unb grSiebungsmittsl.
Menn bic Miitter nun ibren &inoern
ar bic genannten Wobltbaten, pie
psrniiHftige 9efhGftisung, S0rper=
pfsge, Ndbrung, @9laf unb Idturz
aenub rei4lid gu She'll fperben laiien,
bdnn biirftsH lie AUDI nit benz Reiulz
tat ii9erli6 5ufrieoen iein. Damn
iperoen lie ibre &inber ipdbrenb Der
SerienzW o9e an 9Orpsrgepi9t unb
Wa4stbum in tOrperli9er unb etbi=
f9er 8e5iebung mebr getpinnen feber,
als in Der sun5en langen S9ul5eit.
Sesbal6 boffen mir in 3utunft ebsnIp
pie 2ebrer unb S6iilsr aud ale gis
ten Miitter freubig a%usrufen gu boz
rem: ~Ois Serisn iinb ba!" MDgen
iie AUDI in bieiem Sabre alien semeins
fGm bortreffli9 betpmmen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Seem gOrfs Stinesg enfmaI.

Der beuti9e 0i6ter, Der in Ieinem
@aterlanbe nod INNER beS Denfmals
barrt unb benz iogar feline @aterftabt
Oiifeloprf fiir5li6 has 9eimat6sre9t
fir fem Stanbbilp pertpeiesrte, Seinz
rid S.ine, pirb bsmnd9It in Nep
0ort gu fsinem Rehte tpmmen. SIN
Central art ion 0eutf9lanbs sr0bs
ter 2priter elm Stanbbilb erbalten.
@s lit basielbe, ipsl9es urfpriingli4
fir Siifelborf in Iusfi6t eenommen
mar. Der S9Opfer besielben lit
profefor emil 9erter. Ramentli4
Der Hep gorter 9eiangpsrein @rion
lunb be1en PrGiibent Wilbelm 8Goer
BADEN fi9 lin bic Iufbringung Der
n6t6issn @elbmittsl perbient gemdnt.
N1erbings lit bas 9slb nod niht poas
ftGnbig beiiammen unb iper basu bsi>
trdgen nil, ben unitsrbli9en SGnser
bes Buds Der 2ieber" gu e6ren, Der
mag iid setroit an ben @rion member.
Der Gontratt nit Profefipr tSerter 1T
bersits abgei9lohen unb boffentli4
fam i'm nG9iten 5riibling bic @nt>
biillung itattfinben. Wir> laien bier
cine Mbbilbung pes Serter'i4en Gnts
fpurfs fplgen:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Sic Soiletten einer @sItSame.

Sn paris lit cine feline S9rift erz
i9ienen. fpel9e fi6 nit ben Soiletten
elmer eleganten Weltbame, Der @rGfin
b. Sapannes, bei9dftist. Die @rGfin
gait INT bas Sabr ITO am f~rans0ii=
f3en !Sofe ais eine Der pprnebmIten
@ri9einungen unb mar t~ondnaebeno
in Sa9en Der Soilette. Mus ben &e9z
nungen Der 2~ieferanten erbellt, baB bic
Soiletten Der groBen Damien Der baz
mdligen 3eit ni9t geringere Summen
perI6ldneen, dls es beutSutage Der
Jaa 1T; felbItper ItdnoIid lieB bie@rGz
fin nur BET 9siddftsleuten arbeiten,
bic en- pogue tpdren uno ii9 ibre Soiz
lettenfunittperfe nit fdtperem 9elbe
besablen lieBen. 9is S9neioerin Maz
bemoifele Qleranbre lieB ii9 beiIpielsz
tpeiie fir elm Undergraduates Softleib
440 2ipres, fir cine einfade ipeiBe
Softoilette 300 2ipres unb fir bic
@urnitur zines einfafen Domino IA
2ipres be5ablen. Bon einem grpBen
GonfectionGr lieet cine &e9nung iiber
gelieferte Stoffe Dor, ipelhe ni6t pe=
niger ais 1900 2ibrss uusmaobt.
Sir cine ein5ise Goiffiire NIT 8dlenz
eiennesIpiben muBte bic @rdfin Saz
pannes 1900 2ipres b%eaablsn. 9era=
be5u un9lau6li9 tlingt cine Rednuna
bes parfumeurs, Der fir Sdnbi6ube,
Slacpns nit M~prtbenpaher unb Ypz
muben, bic er in einem Sabre gelisfert
bat, 1889 2ipres perlangt. guf ses
ringere SetrGge lauten bic He9nunasn
besSutpeliers, aus benen iibrisens berz
boreebt, buB bic pornebme Dame es
feinespegs berT9mGbte, falI6en
Sdmud gu tragen. Sc CAB iibsr6dupt
piel fali9en Slang i'm !9auIe Der @rdz
fin, po oft Shmalbans &ii9enmeiiter
mar unb man Msnus alIereinfdhiter
Sorte aus elmer fleinen Wintelfneipe
bplen lieB. 4u6 barin abneln bic
@erbdltnife bon basumal ben beutis
gen, baB Der @atte Der @rdfin oft in
heller @er5meiflung iiber bic Soilettez
@usgaben ieiner Semablin mar; 'er
bate ibr einen 8strag bon 10000
2ipres fir lire Soilette a%usgeporfen,
bod geniigte bieie fir bic bamalieeI3eit
enprme Summe feinestpegs fir bic
8eoiirfnife Der @rdfin. Sic nabm
baber tart ibren greoit in Mnfpru6
unb es mangelte ni6t an &ldgen bon
Seite Der 9ef6dftsleute, baB bic
3abIunsen Der 9rGfin nit elmer Ielte<
men llnreaelmGBiateit eialisfen. Die
2eute fpenbsten ii9 bann an ben @ra>
pelhsr ieufSenb bic S9ulbsn be-
Die Solgen iparen bann dree
@sritimmungen unb Scensn Sfpii9en
Dem grdfli9en Gbepdure, gu bsnsn
iibriaens nod anberipeitige f9fuere
auld1e porlasen.