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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23
CORN FAMINE IMMINENT.

City OF M"xico, June l9.-Gov
eminent reports sly that unless
rain sets in more vigorously shortly
Mexico will experience general
corn famine this year. R-p"rts
regarding the failure of the first
crop indicate that the delay OF
rain is being keenly fell by the
farmers and corn has already tx
perienc.d rise. In the State OF
MichoAcan rains have fallen SUE
cceding a season Of tasting and
prayer therefor. In con.equenc.
Tho people OF that section have
renewed tlisir religious ceremonies
of thanks. 80,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23
Highest of all in Levenn Powef-Latcst u S Govt Report
Bski,'g
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

III the suburbs of Washington. If
anything cAn lie accomplished any
where it is in the Congressional
campaign and elections, and not
in Washington, that it Can be
done. Galvin's men have made IA
Ieisurely start On foot for the
Pacific Coast.
The sub committee of five se..ec :
ed by the House committee OH
Ban king and Currency TO prepare
n bill providing for new National
ba.,king, coinage and currency
-ystt IN, to he reported eaily next
week, are hard at work OH the
bill. Il is given out that this
bill ls to be Ms nearly tree from
partisan politics as it can possibility
that the bill reported will, instead
Of providing Tor a new sys'cm,
merely provide for the formation
of a non partisan currency com
mission to devote the rest of this
year to an investigation and the
study of the question and then
report the result to Congress. Re-
preventative Coonbs,. of n. Y.
introduced bill providing for such
"A commission Something ago and
treasury rfficirIs have been urging
the acceptance Of the idea. The
silver men, while no, objrcting to-
the idea, regard it as an atlemp,
to head off any silver legislation
at he present session of Congress.
Well, that everlasting and tire
some tariff bill has not vel been
voted upon in The Senatr, ami
there is no probability that it
will be during the present week. |
The wool schedule hiss been already
woI ked for nearly a week and
all attempt is now being |
made to force it to vote there Is |
no certainty that it is g ing to |
succeed. There is no Indication |
that the delay is going to be favor
able TO. the sugar trust. On the
the final adoption of the
sugar schedule appears to be daily
growing more doubtful, rs the
of the people in all sec
inns of The Country becomes better
known heie. As straw showing
he effect Of this sentiment it may
&c mentioned that a proposition
las been made by one OF the
Senators to avoid the
humiliation of having the House
mash the whole schedule by modify
ng it before the bill leaves the
senate. The free sugar sentiment
5 apparently stronger than ever
n the House.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23

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Gaozs.i5e fGs TIE uzzlLs.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23
Mill SERVICE.

For Alice, Texas, daily at. C a. m
&" Rio Grande City, Mon
day, We'd and Friday at. -. 6. a. M
For Point Isabel, daily at. % a. M.
Z" Matamoros, Mexico, Except sun
DAY, .-.'--..--.-;. al S:SU d. IN
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily :. at 10 p. m.
=. Rio Grande, Tri-Weekly at p. IN
% Point Isabel, daily at. -. g p. ID
/" MatAmoros Mexico, .4:3O p. IN
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23
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SOCIETIES..

no GRASDE LODGE NO. 81. A. F. & A NIB
A Turre5sn, W. NJ; S. DwOrman, S W; IsidOre
Marks, J. W.; b. L. Cam, Secretary; K. Dalzell
Treasurer; J. y. NatsnsOn, s. d.; Il. Ii. Wallis
j. D.. u. w. Miller, Tyter. Visiting brothers cor
dialfy invited Lodge meets first and third Tues
days in each month.
= 80 3. Z
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE NO. 37S0-W +.
DenBstt, Dictator; Frank Champion, Vice Dicta-
tor; NJ Hansons Assistant Dictator; F. J. Combe.
Past Dictator J. b. Sharpe Financial Reporter;
ii. Sherwood, Recorder; II. Leahy, Guide; Jesse
q. Wheeler, Chaplain; A. Tenk Treasurer; John
Thielzn, Guardian; N. P. Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month.
]. o. o. +. L0DGE No. - C. II. MarIs Noble
Grand; William A. Neale, Vice Grand; John G.
etucke, Secretary; George Moore, treasurer. The
Lodge meets every Wednesday night at 1880.
Visiting brethren and all Odd Fellows In good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-23

w WASHINGTON BUDGET.
More About the Investigating C'-Ih
mittee. Other Nntrs.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

cuiating in the stock of the sugar
nust before the testimo y OF the
Havemfyers and other sugar Trusts
magnates was taken it wonld have
created sensHtiun; bur, alter the
statements of the sugar kings con
corning the method OF soothing
their 'gislative path by making
liberal contributions to both of the
old political parties and of
lheil coming to Washington tc gel
the trusts TAX care of in the sugar
schedule of the tariff bill, it cOnId
not be expected that the bad taste
hot to give it worse name-o'
Young Mr.. r .nSon in using a part
of the money he received from his
Sc a day sinecure, as clerk to his
fathers committee, in specializing
in stock the value Of which would
be affected 10y his fathers vote,
would create a sensation. 1t Was
but the splash OF minnow after
the blowing of whales. There is
general feeling of sympathy fol
Senator Ransom.
Senator Qu"y's cool confession of
specializing in sugar stock and his
rwecdly manner of saying in effect
to the Senate ."what are yon doing
to do about 'll" together with the
Ransom episode were about the
only interesting things brought out
by the committees adoption of Sen
4tor Hills suggestion, tn swear all
of the Senators, although all of
them, except two or three absent.es
is Senator German, who has been
on the sick list ever slice directly
after the sugar schedule OF the tai
if bill Was reported 10 the Senate.
The suicide, Saturday morning
at bis residence here, OF ex-Repre
sentative Thomas NJ. Bayne, of
Pa, was about rs unexpected a
thing ss could have happened.
Since voluntarily retiring from Con
gress Mr.. Bayne has lived here in
handsome style, devoting his time
to social enjoyment and study, aud
few men have more friends, or, as
rx->pcaker Reed aptly put it, "de
served more" His health had been
bad for some time and in 1t of
dependency following hemor
ihage of the lungs he shot himself.
The Coxey bill providing for the
1nilding of roads by the issue of
bearing bonds by The
C vernment has been introduced in
both branches Of Congress-in the
Senate by Mr.. PETER, OF Kansas,
md in the House by Mr.. Geary, of
Jalifornla-and Coxcy and Carl
Browne Lave been granted hear
ngs ~ the Senate committee on
Education and Labor, but their ar
sument made SD little impression
IN the Senators that they now
speak of the Senate as the twelfth
uror does of the obstinate eleven
The supply OF food at the camp of
he CoXeyiles is once more short
7ery shetland appeals to the pub
&c for contributions are being made.
These appeals bring in less and
ess each time, and 1t requires no
prophet to predict that the time
will soon come when they will
'ring in nothing, and the men
sill be compelled to scatter in
rider 10 obtain substanc Even
hose who are in sympathy with
he objects sought now say that
lothing can " gained ~ Keeping
eve.al Hundred i3!e msG 3aa.ped |
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-16
Newspaper Laws.

DR.. Tuckerman, editor of the Work
man, Cleveland, has taken some pains
to collect and compile the decisions OF
the United States court on this subject
and gives to the Washington Post, as
the result Of his Investigations the fol
lowing, which may be relied upon as
correct.
/. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidered wishing to enc their sub
cription.
2. If the subscriber orders the dis
continuance of their periodical the
publisher may continue to send them
until all a~rrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers, neglect or refuse
otake their periodicals from the office
TO which they are directed, they are re-
4yonsible until they are directed, they
are responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered them discon'
tinued.
4. If subscribers move to Other
places without informingthe publisher
aud the papers sent to the former ad
doess, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have tcided that re
fusing to take periodicals from the of
Zee or removing and leaving them un
allied for, is prima facie evidence o
evidence of Intentional fraud.
6. Ii subscribers pay in advace the,
are bound to give notice at the end o
the time, if they do not wish to con
tinue taking it: otherwise the publish
II is authorized to send 1t. and the SUI
scriber will be responsible until an e,
press notice, with payment of all al
learages, is sent to the publisher,
The latest postal laws are such tina
newspaper publishers can arrest an.
one for fraud who takes a paper an
refuses to pay for it. Under this Law
the man who allows his subscription t
ruL. along for some time unpaid AM
then orders it discontinued, or order
the postmaster to mark it refused
and have a postal card sent ~notifyin
thepublisher, leaves himself liable t
arrest and fine. the same as for theft.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-16

on contact line, between limestone
and phorpy aud trachyte, argentifer.
Gus copper ores also occur between
pofphYry and lime. The ores being sui.
piiides. oxides and some iron.
Hermosa, Kingston, Pereha, Hills
borough aud Lake Valley ores are rich
and easy to reduce.
Hillsbnrough is the county seat; ID.
principal towns are Kingston, LAX
Valley. Chloride. Falrvlew, Hermosi
Grafton. Paionas, Cuehillo, aud No
t~icello. The latter three are in Tia,
agricultural sections of the country
whereas the former are mostly support
ed by the mining industry.
Sierra. although one Of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is a prosper.
Gus and progressive one. Magnificent
chances for investment are offered
there, the capitalist. the st%ock-growrr,
The miner, the farmer and the hume
seeker.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

sikh ola oswobodzenia ojczyzny. Wiedza
o TEN wszyscy, niechaj wszyscy woiaja;
Wasnie domowe zacierajmy W sposob
chrzesciahski i braterski.
Me pragnijcie "a wiele. Media jest
straszna ona W dobrym ~ustroju spofe-
cznym ola czlowieka chetnego do piracy
istnie6 ME powinna. Niejeden z boga-
czy, ~przesycony bezboznem uzywa-
MEM swiata, patrzy z zazdroscia ma po-
godne uznojone czoio wiesniaka, wra-
cajacego z pola do chaty spokojnej, z
kt6rej wybiegaja do OLGA zdrowe dzieci,
podczas kiedy dobra o n i matka k}a-
die ma czystym stole Przygotowana
wieczerze. o moi drodzy, o wy ubo-
dry, a pobozni, ME zazdrosecie boga-
czom! Wy ami p~rzeczuwacie, lie mie-
dry mimi ludzi nieszczesliwych. w So
bic cziowiek szczescie nosi, ME W tenn,
co nosi ma sobie.
Napisaiem wieceii, niz sPodziewa@em
sic. Coz ~jeszcze ~powiem?...
Ot6z W tym roku ~swiecimy wszyscy
Polacy wielka uroczystose; czcimy pa
mice i zas}ugi naszego krola, be- koro-
ny scisle sic ME wyrazam, DO ma on
niebieska korone czcimy Tadeusza
Kosciuszke, szlachcica W ch{opskiej
sukmanie. Mech jego obraz stoi nam
wszystkim pred oczyma, MECH jego
duch owieje mas, umocni, rozpiomieni
mas ia wielka miioscia, jaka gorza}a W
sercu jego; MECH zwasnionych pogodzi,
MECH co krzywe wyprostuje, MECH mas
prowadzi do zbawienia ojczyzny, ktorej
naczelnikiem W duchu oby pozostai ma
wieki miedzy nami. l MECH tax sic
stanie.
Kornet Uejski.
Paw&6w, d. "a sierpnia 1894.
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Ludzie IA planetach.

Lotem 5}yskawicy rozbieg}a sic pc
swiecie wiadomosG, IL Flammarion, INA
ny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f%rancuzki,
wraz zkilku innymi astronomami stwier-
dzil ostatecznie i nieodwoialnie, re pla-
my czerwone, jake sic regularnie W
pewnych o~dstepach czasu ~zjawiaja ma
planiecie Mars, So Poprostu telegrafem
optycznym: Mars jest zamieszkaly
przez istoty rozumne, swiadomoscia tu-
dziez VIOLA obdarzone, s}owem, przez
istoty do mas, ludzi podobne; CT ludzie
z Marsa nabrawszy, zapewne z pomoca
wybornych przyrzad0w acknowledged
pewnosci, re ziemia jest r0wniez. "a
mieszka{a, chca zwrociG IA siebie nasza
uwage. pragna z Mani sic p~orozumiec j
korespondowac W tym przeto celu roz-
palaja ognie o~lbrzymie, ktore sic nam
wydaja plamami.
Taken Jest rozumowanie Flamma-
riona, tudziez innych jego zwolen-
nikow, czy nasladowcow; nauka scisla
natomiast zapatruje sic ma owo zagad.
nienie nieco o~dmienniej.
Kwestya, czy planety, oraz inne cia{a
niebieskie sa zamieszkiwane, ~zaimowala
juz ludzi starozytnych.
Anaximander, uczeh giosnego Tha-
lesa z Miletu, jeszcze ma 600 lat pred
Chr. a potem Pythagoras byli zdania,
re gwiazdy sd zamieszkiwane przez
stworzenia zywe.
To samo p~rzekonanie zywili nag}os-
niejsi a"stronomowie nowszych czasow
kardynai de Casa, Giordano Bruno,
Kepler, Tycho de Brahe. Najdobit-
niej "a owym pogladem oswiadczy} sic
uczony holenderski Krzyszt. Huyghens,
ktory temu przedmiotowi Poswieci4
osobne dzie1o. Opari sic ma zasadzie,
ze z uwagi, jake ziemia nasza jest pod
wielu wzgledami podobna do planet Eco
juz W naszem s~tuleciu potwierdzi}a n
liza spektralna co do pierwiastkow "a
sadniczych, sk}adajacych ziemie j pla-
nety), mic ME pr~zeszkadza, by z u
wzglednieniem ~stosunkow podrecznych
oraz P~obocznych roznic i ma planetach
rowniez ME bylo zycia organicznego.
To samo zdanie wypowiedzia} glosny
hlozof niemiecki, matematyk j astronom
Kant, kt6ry wrecz oswiadczyl, IL byIo-
by to wielce nierozsadnem przypusz-
czac, ze. tylko ziemia, a ME rowniez in
ne planety sd zamieszkiwane. Niepotrze-
bnie tylko Kant swe wywody astrono-
miczne zaopatrzyi meta6zycznemi PREY
p-uszczeniami, re dusza mieszkahca zie-
mi pc smierci ciala wedruje ma inne,
doskonalsze planety tam wchodzi W
powioke materyalna, bardziej doskona-
Ia j wyzej stojacq, nih ciaio ziemskie.
Nawet wyborni a~stronomowie z pier
wszej polowy tego wieku ustswicznie
zajmuja sic ~pytaniem, czy inne ciaia
niebieskie 50 zamieszkiwane ma podo-
biehstwo ziemi?
Astronom Gelpke, zyjacy W Brun.
szwiku, wypowiedziai 1882 r. W swej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
POsZukiwanie.

Poszukujemy W waznym interesie
Franciszka Fromma, ktory pred tree
ma miesiacami byI W Milwaukee, odtqd
niewiemy gdzie sic podzial. ~Jezeliby
ktory z rodakow wiedzial o jego poby-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

Gle prosze bye tax }askawym j doniesc
do Piotra Glombitza 765 Rose Str, St.
Paul Mimi.
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Razem $3.50

~Szanownym ofiarodawcom W imieniu
para6i sw. Trolley dziekuje staropol.
skiem Bog zapIac.
u. Rnietz, sekr.
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POkwitOwanie.

CHICAGO, dnia 13 Wrzesnia "a.
Tow. Kazimierza Pu}awskiego W La
Sale, Ill. ziozylo ofare ma budowe pol
skiej szkoiy parafi Sw. Trolley W Chi
cago, ma rece Wiel. ks. Truszy6skiego,
asystenta PREY kosciele sw. Trolley W
Chicago $1,000
Franciszek Il. Zwick, La Sale, Ill. Loo
Jan Goszczyhski .25
Franciszek Kochany .25
Jozef Zawistowski I" Loo
Dziewice R~ozahcowe W Chicago, 1000
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Dziewice Rozahcowe W Chicago, 1000
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

je sic W okresie zycia, oraz zamieszkal-
nosci.
u drugiej strony pewne dane prze-
mawiaja "a tenn, IL pod wzgledem skIadu,
tudziez rozwoju pewne planety So bar
dziej podobned do ziemi, a vice moga mice
i zycie organiczne, inne zas tax sic roz-
mia warunkami rozwoju cd ziemi, re
wszystkie dane przemawiaja "a brakiem
ma mich zycia organicznego.
Do pierwszych naleza Venus Mars,
gdzie moga istnie6 pewne formy zycia;
do drugich Jowisz oraz Saturn, ktore
- wedlug o~trzymanych dotad wskazo-
week pozostaja ~jeszcze W stanie plyn-
nym ! rozPalonym, co sic r6wna wieko-
wi m&odosci planety, W Przeciwstawie-
niu do naszego ksiezyca, bedacego
uosobieniem starosci cial ni~ebieskich.
Warto ter wspomniec tutaj o pre-
Powiedni naukowej uczonego niemiec-
kiego Dubois Reymondo, ktory twier.
dzi, re zycie organiczne bedzie ustawa-
10 skutkiem zwiekszajacego sic stopnio-
wo zimna ma ziemi. Ostatni czlowiek
tedy wyzione ducha, z~marznawszy ma
wskros W chacie lodowej, jake teraz
buduja pod biegunami, wystawionej ma
samym r0wniku.
wowczss zawsze wed}ug Dobois-
R~eymonda ostatniem ~tchnieniem
ostatniego czlowieka nicos6 sic obro-
ca wszelkie wysiiki rodu ludzkiego,
wszystkie nasze zabiegi cywilizacyjne,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

bin, unb tpenn bas l1ntbier ii9 an
bieie anseantert unb auf ben 2appen
beraiatet bat, miro es enbli9 berumz
seidpunsen, auf bas Werbed sei9leuz
bert unb nit elmer Mrt sst0btet.
Man tann bic Sintenl9nede BRETT
als ben bdbli9ten, i9eubliditen aner
grDberen WaHerbepobner be5ei9nen.
S4on bic berporqueuenoen M1sen al
lein tDnnen benz unsenobnten cine
@dniebaut perurladen. Dem bloben
Sport bient iibrigens bic sSagb auf
bie1es Sbier nt9t. Der StntenitoH.
tpel9en es entbGlt unb ben es ausipri=
ben tann, Bis es gang Darin einsebuu1
eri@eint, ldbt fi9 te9niI4 pertpenben,
Mu@ lit bas Tleif@ ebbar (nenn ST.
mem ni4t f4on betm Qnblid bes Shies
res ber Mppetit persansen 1T, pie etwo
ben MenidenfreKern betm Nnblid ie:
nes %beriibmten preubti9en 2ieutenants
in Mfrita, Der, UNI ni4t 9ei4mort uni
aufsefreHen gu tperben, ~perbamm m
|etlig" murbeD
Sn ben 1iibli4en @epdfern ion
man 1don rSeufelsff4e bemertt ia,
ben, bic nit ausgeitredten Gansarmer
reidli9 so SUB i'm umfanse gemehen
baben 1ouen, pdbrenb Der ei9entli@'
&Grper Is SUB bo9 gepeien lei
Do4 bamit geratben mir f4on in BIT
Spbire Der ba1b iagenbaften, unite,
benz Namen r&raten" beriibmten See:
u%ngebeuer. llnpeit Der tpe1tli9er
unb 1iblthen &iiite Tloribas bat mar
iibrtgens i4pn iebr impoiante Seufels.
19neden entbedt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

ipett betamen. Ndditen Morser sos
Der General peiter, letber gu. friib.
Oenn nun tamen bon allen Seiten
unfere brapen, alarmirten Roloniten.
gu 9unberten, in Srupps georbnet,
5osen iie beran, nit allen m1elider
@etpebren unb piitolen aus alien
Sabrbunberten betpaffnet, Mnbere nit
Senl EN-, langen Wefern, Rniippeln,
Miftsabeln, bereit. iid auf's Militdr
gu ftiraen, bas letber meg mar. Sunse
8ensels bon 16 ober ielbit IA Sabren,
alte gebre9lide 2eute BON 70 Sabren
tamen beran, begeiitert gum beilisen
Gtreite. Oie1e 0oltserbsbung aller
bieiisen Deutiden 1T fir mid ni1t
nur, ionbern pobl fir ale Inberen
bas grbebenbite setpelen, mas mir erz
lebt baben, 70 mub es in ben Greibeitsz
triegen eetpeien iein. &iibreno mar
es anSuieben, tpte bic alien Qeute an
Der Seite iuneer aerle bunpelten unb
in Hetb unb 9lieb porbetmari dirten.
Muf So ten BET &aufleute nurben
MQe betptrtbet, tper gu tpeit pobnte,
benz nurbe Elm 0uartter angeniefen.
Wdbrenb bes san5en Sases bauerte
Der 3uaug aller m%affenfdbigen Mdn>
ner, einige bra9ten ausgeriRene biez
iise &erle nit, bic init G9impf unb
Shanbe %empfangen purben. Gin
unbergebli@er Qnblid mar bic beseiz
Iterte @rbebune, bic 5eiste, bab CHING,
tett nirtlt9 fart ma4t."
2eiber nur finSen bic Deutf@en in
8raitlien bteien MuH6puns our 81
nigteit ssgen bas e%inseborene @eiinbel
eben1o 1elten, tpie mir i'm &ei4e i'm
CUR Mbnebr uni eres @eiinbels ftnben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

Nu4 in Stalien bat neben ben Som
bitoreien bas Cafe fi9 einsebirsert,
bic &onbttorei aber ni4t ~perbrdnsen
tDnnen.
Selbitperftdubli9 bat au9 bic
S4peia iebr quite 8onottoreien. ebenz
10 9dnemart unb Sdpeben. Nur in
Spanien siebt es feline 3onbitoreien,
basesen baben bic Staliener tie in
Siibamerita, DEFENDERS in Irgentiz
MEN etnsebiirgert.
9ieKeits unb jen1eits bes Oceans,
in alien Sbeilen Der cipiliiirten @elt
ieben mir alfo bic aonbttorei beuts
nod bliiben als Elm beliebtes DHentz
li4es Sn1titut, bas in%sbeionbere In
benz 9eben ber Damien cine Rout
ipielt, bic gar gu germ etpas @ibeS
maiden, mas natiirli9 nt4t aus:
i9liebt, baB es audi Mdnner senue
giebt, pel@e ben lederen G~r5eugnt1en
Der 3uderbGdertunit bic @bre antbun
bic ibnen 9ebiibrt.
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- Wpr ettpa 5met Sabren tonnte
es taum cine Srage fein, pelbes bic
reibften attipen Mintiter @uropa's
iinb; es tparen ber Marquis @alis>
burp, benz man Elm Sabreseintommen
BON $4,000 pfunb 5ui4reibt, unb oer
italienif9e Mar6eIe Ruoint, ber auf
20 MtGionen 2ire' gef9abt tpiro.
@eit6er 1inb beibe StaatsmGnner I'M
bei1en bon ben @e14dften aurIdgez
treten, unb es lit baber unbeitimmt,
pe(9es bet ober bic rei@iten Mtni1ter
@uropa's finb. Sin &enner berarti@
ger @erbdltni7e f9reibt Der "Deut@
i9en 3eitung": vDie fdmm,Ii4enb eut<
I@en, Diterrei9ti@en unb ungart19en
Minifter iinb BON bornberein BON Der
2iite 3u ltrei4en. Inter tbnen birf<
ten bic perm0genoiten Shirt Minoi1@z
qrGb unb @raf GsatD 1ein, aber au4
6ie5e 8etben iinb nt4t rei4 III Dem
@irne, in benz in iolden areifen @er>
mDgen tarirt pirb. Sebr reih iino
BON ben engli19en Mintiter bret, Soro
@o1eberp (burh @rbi4aft pon letner
sSrau, bic i6m bic 9dlfte tbres Werz
mDqens binterlieb), 2oro Spencer, Der
erfte 2orb ber Qbmiralitdt. uao por
Maem Qorb Mippn, Der &olonialmini<
tier, Der 100000 pfunb idbrlth
,f6tper" 1ein ion. @ebr reid tt 9err
Gaiimir<perter, audi Grtspt 81 gilt
fir einen mebrfa9en Mtltondr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
Sin baItirter cara.

Oer Nater bes beribmten 0t4ters
&arl @ubtotp beteibete bic SteQe zines
8ereiters i'm Mlari tau bes prtn3ea
Wilfxlm, zines 8rubers RDnigs Jrtebz
ri9 Wilbelms beg 0ritten bon preuz
hen. gr mar bon Natur let4t aufz
brau1enb, aber aud ihneu beriOnlid.
Seine @attin, cine ti9tt9e 9ausfrau,
bate ibr gut She'll @pai4laubeit &C.
erbt unb tonnte tpobl better fem, aber
bas 2eben 1elbit nabm iie ernft. ISOLDE
bausbdlteri54e Su9enben bate bic
Mutter beg Di9tsrs au4 n0tbtg, ba
Tie nit bret 3inbern perfdiebenen Nlz
tiers (ber dtteite @obn Muguit mar bretz
sebn Sabre alt, als Scarf geboren muir
6e) tpDrtli4 auf bic bier @dnbe ibrer
Wobnung angetpieie len mar, bic muir
aus elmer ein5igen eroBen @tube be-
ltanb. Die Slide bate lie nod ba3u
NIT Der 6rau zines &olegen tbres
Mannes, bes idmar5en 2Dren5, Der
als 8orreiter beim prin5en angeitel1t
mar, gu tbeilen. limb pie 10 pit, aud
bier, fpo ii4 bic 9inge 10 nab i'm @au<
me brdngten, beitanb 5pi14en bielen
6rauen Elm bitterer 9ab, Der bic
&ii9enbdlfte Der Mnberen pie Geinbesz
lamb mieb unb @renaperlebungen
grimmig aim etc. Grit Elm berbes Sc
{dtd, bas bic cine Der Grauen truf,
marb gum Grieosnsiifter. Der So
besengel tebrte Elm, raubte Der Na4baz
rim Elm ber5iges S09tercben. ben Spiel
tameraben gum @ngel bes Griebens.
Scr @arg ber tleinen 2ei4e tonnte
ni9t in ber Mobnltube Bel ben tpetnenz
ben @e59mi1tern unb @ltern bleiben,
ct muBte tpdbrenb Ger brei Sage, in
pel9en bic pietdt bic Sobten benz
@9oobe Der Grbe mod porentbdlt, in
Der &i9e aufgeitelt tperben. Cine befz
tiqe @emiitb5bepegung er9riH bic bei<
ben 5rauen, es i4mol5 ibr 9ab, uno
bic 1heibenbe @ren5linie i4tpanb.
9os 8ino nit benz 2odenbaupt lag
balb i'm @ebiet ieiner Mutter, balb i'm
@ebiet ber Nadbarin, bier bas 9aupt,
ba bic 5ibe, BET 5euerbert uuroe gum
mirtli9en Nltar. lleber benz gum Saz
I'D ber Bei tattung tpeiBge19mlidten,
ro1enz unb mDrtbenumtrdn3ten tleiner
Rinbe reidten 1id bic Miitter petneaD
bic 9dn>e unb blieben ibr Seben lang
perbunsen, berbunben in a1er 2tebe.
9te S9ilberung Der traurtgz 14onen
@pi{obe fat fpdter oer beribmte @obn
in 1einem 8ude Plus Der Rnaben3ett"
geqeben, bas, bon toitlider She1baz
rungen zines tiefinnerlt4en @eelerz
lebens, cine tpabre perle UNI erer Sttes
ratur 1T; Der i'm 2obe tarse Trteorta
!9ebbel duberte in einem 8riefe an pen
9idter, bab ie gu benz Hubreno1ten
geb0re, mas ct te1ne.