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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
RATHER PECULIAR.
A Ships Crew Ordered Not to Load the Vessel, When Other Help
 Was Unobtainable.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Today the cap tain of the British steamer Cayomono had his crew on the wharf engaged in loading the steamer. He took this course because of the difficulty of procuring labor on ac- count of the present unsettled condition of labor affairs on the levee front. A police officer was sent to the captain by the chief of police and notified to desist from doing the work with his crew, the captain, of- icsrs and crew being threatened with ar- rest and punishment on failure to desist.
 This action of the police authorities is by virtue of article 2256 of the constitution of Louisiana. which provides that the legis- lature shall pass necessary laws '.to pre- vent sailors or others of the crew of foreign vessels from working on the wharves or levees of the city of New Orleans, provided there is DC treaty between the United States and the foreign powers to the contrary;'' also, by virtue of a certain act of the legis- lature dated April 2, 1880, which provides "that no sailor or portion of the crew of on the wharves or levees of the city of New Orleans beyond the end of the vessels tackle, and any officer, sailor or member of the crew of foreign saa-going vessel violating this act shall be deemed guilty of n misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be imprisoned not more than ten days.''
 The agents of the Cuban Steamship com pany, a British corporation, thereupon petitioned Judge Parlange Of the United States court for an injunction preventing tho mayor and police from interfering with this ship or any otber belonging 10 the Cuban Steamship company; petition ayers that the laws of Louisiana are null and void, because they are a regulation of com merce with foreign nations and therefore in contravention of the constitution of the United States. which gives congress exclusive right to regulate commerce.; also that in the existing treaties between the United States and Great Britain there are no restrictive provisions affecting the ships of either country and congress has wiiled by lack of legislation there shall be no such interference, and that the state of Louisiana and the city of New Orleans are entirely without authority to adopt or en- force such restrictions; petition ayers that a astrke is now going on in the city of New Orleans among the longshorsmen and screwmen, and that said screwmen refuse to work or to permit anybody else to work.
 Judge Parlange issued an order to the mayor and chief of police to show cause on Monday at Il o 'clock why the preliminary injunction should not issue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
Stamping outfit free Mon. day. The Geo. Passe Go.
HORRIBLE DETAILS

OF THE KILLING OF DIR. PoPE-cLANNED
 BY HIS WIFE.
 CHICAGO, Feb. GA special to a morn ing paper from Detroit says: William Brusseau, who has since last Saturday told two stories of the murder of pr. H. E. Pope, in his home here last night made a clean breast of the affair to the police. This last confession coincidesa in every par tichlar with the facts the police have un- earthed.
 : According to Brusseau's latest story the murder was carefully planned affair. in which Mrs. Pope, the doctor's wife. was the moving spirit and S14, 900 the object. For two weeks before the fatal day the two plan med the crime in every particular.
 Saturday night Mrs. Pope made her hus- band sleep in chair at her bedside. Toward morning she quietly called Brus- seau, and the latter secured the hatchet and struck the doctor on the head. Then, in obedience to the woman's command i, he rained a half dozen more blows on their victim's skuii. Mrs. Pope's 8-year-old daughter, who slept at her side during the murder, was then awakened and the three carefully rehearsed the story they were to tell the police.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
BASE ISLANDER.
Orc of the Most Prominent Citizens of Birmingham Traduced.
 The Explanation.

It has been charged that some of the members of the legislature who voted for the alien railroad bill got plenty of "pie. Even if they did, it was nothing but ''rail. 'road pie," and that's as tough as whit leather. Such a charge can't be swallowed. It is probably the basis of the islander that Paul's cafe serves railroad pie at break fast. There never was islander more false. Captain Paul serves the same Delmonican meals that he always did and has made no change, except that he serves lunch at noon and table d hote in the evening. And, by the way, this change has been very accept able and Is becoming more popular day by day.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
he postofioe appropriation biu was

The postofice appropriation biu was taken up.
 At o'clock set of resolutions were pre- Michigan, aud were adopted, expressing the profound sorrow of the senate at the death of his late colleague, Mir. Stock bridge, aud suspeading the business of the senate to enable his associates to pay their tribute to his Liyh char .cter and dis tinguished public services.
 Eulogies were delivered by Messrs. McMillan, Frye, Jones of Arkansas, Gull lom and Burrows, Mir. Stockbridge's suc- cessor in the senate. As further mark of respect the senate at 4:05 p. m. adjourned until Monday
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
FOR SALE OR RENT. The Burnett bar, billiard room and lease.
 w. P. KEARNY, Assignee.
Either Lonsdale or Fruit of the Loom yard-wide bleached domestic 4 7-8c Monday.
 The Geo. PaSSe Go,
sUPERIoR SERVICE.

Parties desiring to go into southwest Georgia or Florida should not fail to con- suit the schedules of the Central Railroad of Georgia. We offer superior and quicker service to Jacksonville and all points in Florida than other lines.
 Elegant buffet Pullman sleeping cars leave Birmingham union depot daily at 3:05 D. m., arriving in Jacksonville at 7:20 a. m., where close connections are made with all Florida lines. For rates and further information apply to Soon Jacobs, commercial agent, or Jack w. Johnson, U. T. A., Birmingham, Ala. 2-1.tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
READ WHAT THE TRADE PALACE HAS TO SAY:

that prevented advantage extraordinary have decided tinue Bargain Sale from last
 addition added worth of Dry Goods that received branch Bir minghm therefore having surplus worth Dry Goods, which
 You will with well the temptation when the goods and prices
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
Eat Alabama rolled oats. They are the best. Certificate in every package. 0e5 /
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 YOU DO WRONG

n. To pay big prices for common shoes these hard times when it is so easy to find good shoes at low prices. The Boston Shoe Store, 107 Twentieth street, sells shoes and makes a regular customer out of every pel lson who makes purchase there. There is a reason for this. Buy your next pair thereland you will soon ind out the reason. s1f 11-S-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
COLD WEATHER,

Wards coal yard is prepared to furnish you with Carbon Hill or Galloway coal on short notice. Buy your coal from them oncesand you will have reason to become regular customer. Supply of stove and kiDdIing wood on hand. Telephone 4S7
 11-29t If
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
15c satines 7l-2c Monday. ;. The Geo. Passe Go.
IS HE GUILTY?
\ MAN ARRESTED FOR THE DEATH OF siy
 PERSONS AND ARSON

MAN ARRESTED FOR THE DEATH OF SiS
 PERSONS AND ARSON.
 ARDMoPE, I. T., Feb. 9.-Last Wednas- day night about ten miles southwest of this city house occupied by farmer named Tucker eau < ht fire and owing to the bliz- gard which prevailed it burned so quickly that Tucker, his wife and four children were cremated in the burned house.
 Later it was learned that suspicion of foul play existed. It was thought probable that the family had beon murdered and the house fired afterwards. The police ar. rested Tucker's s son. -in- law, between whom and Tucker bad blood had existed for some tirne
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
NOTICE.

On and after Monday, February II, the office of the Birmingham Building and Loan Association will be open for business from 8. m. to 1 p. m. only. Exceptions: On the first Friday and the Saturday fol lowing of each mouth open all day.
 feb 10-6t r. D. NABERs, President.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
CHURCHlLL's SUCCESSOR.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Mr. Fardell. conserva- tive, was elected to the house of commons for Paddington yesterday to fill the seat made vacant by the death uf Lord Randolph Churchill. He was not opposed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
WANTED

at once, few pipe rammers and other first-class pipe pit men. Call on or address How ard-Harrison Iron Co.,, Besse- mer, Ala. jSb5 5f
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10

If you want to buy a good secondhand bicycle in first class order at a bargain ad- dress Snap, Box 732, city, for particulars.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
Bailey, Mcconnell & How ard have moved to 22l 2lst street. I5xH
GOT INIO WEI-HAI-WET.

GOT INFO WEI-HAI-WET. WAeHINeToN, Feb. 9.-Secretaryu.f bert has received the following - from Admiral Carpen February q: Japaned sion of Wei HAi- Wei Of the Cbinea "
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
The Geo. Passe Go.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
A RARE CHANGE.

Party with from $25 to $500 can sec -.re a business that will pay $lOO a month. Investiga- tion solicited. Address Busi- ness, this office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10

At the close of last year the treasurer's report showed balance of $30, S45 in the county treasury.
 The expenses for the present year, it is thought by the officers, will not exceed those of last year, in which case the re- ceipts and disbursements will about. bal ance.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
Mondays Bargain. 3 l-4c.
 Three bales Cotton Checks eavy weights on.y, 3Ac io fonday.
Mondays s Bargain.
 Sc.

Two bales yard wide extra fine Sea Island premium Cot ton, the finest make, worth sl2c a yard regular, only 6c a yard for Monday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10
LAST YEARS TAX
As Compared With the Year Before
 Shows Large Falling Of.

Jefferson county's 's t: es for 1894 will fall ssa, ,s4s.2o under those 1893. An investI- gation of the county'S tax books reveals the following comparative statement:
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10

12- -33 su wed fri x wky ly
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-10

q llttIO 0ON h ohN ~ once a week or month as 10 struggle to pay it all at once. On our plan you can all have what you want, just when you want it, and dress up your en- tire house and have the use of the goods while paying for them. <.
 Come to us with a small amount and let us fit you up on our easy conditions ard eujoy the fruits of your labor.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Kdbelfunfen.

= &aiier Wilbelm bat Der Wittue
bes eeitern in Diesboben bonn 9obe
ereilten beriibmten S&rifttelIers @uitap
Jreptag anldbItd bes i9meren Werluites.
iuelder i'e setroHen. iein innisftes 9ei.
leib telegrapbii6 iibermitteln Iallen.
= Oie gu Berlin Derantaltete s5nter.
rationale Runitausiiellung. mel&e Be.
tanntli4 u. q. aud BON $50 frans1ilben
2iinitlern beididt lit. tpurbe burd, ben
2ultusminiiter Sr. 8oHe feierli9 erbff-
net.
= Die grnennung bes bisberioen
&ei@sfommilidrs Majors BON Wibmann
gum @ouperneur bon Oit.Mfrifo mirb
BON Der preHe bur@wes iebr siinitis Be.
urtbeilt.
- Nus Mien mirb bas Mbleben Ses
lan9idbrisen 9rdlibenten bes neltbe.
riibmten Biener Wdnner-@ @eianQpe ereins.
Dr. Qeopolb Sitter BON OIi&bouer oe.
melbet. - gbenoaielbit i@ieb ber Dor.
tbeilbaft befannte S@riftitelIer Qeopolb
Weib aus benz 2eben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
0as 6aupti&laomort Der @ilber.

= Oas 9aupti1laswort Der Gilber.
bolbe lit bic 9brale BON Der vl1nabbdn-
sisfeit Nmerifas pom Muslanbe". MbQe=
ieben bapon, bob eine iolbe pollitdnbiae
unabbdnsi9feit einem periperili4en
ggoismus entiprin9t unb bic edte Chill.
lation bes Menidensel6le9ts einem bar.
monil4en 3uiammenmirten aQer W0lfer
auf uirtbldaftli6em @ebiete auitrebt, lit
bic Bebauptuns, bab cine Station iemals
oollitdnbis unabbdnsis iein t6nnte BON
anoeren Nationen p6lIig unmabr. Som.
men mir bue9 bic 6reiprdguna BON
Silber auf bic einfa9e @ilberbaIis, 10
tueroen mir balb merten pie tief mir in
Der Sinte lisen. Die @a9e tuirb lid3
eben folsenoermaben seitalten Dos
Iuslanb fault BON uns in @ilber,
uno pertauft an uns in @olb, modt
allo einen boppelten profit. gBir mir.
ben bonn 1uslanbe aussebeutet merben,
,ute Snbien BON gnslanh, bis lebteres
5ur ginli9t Tam, bab es, tuenn es 70 fort.
fiibre, bic @ans t0bten uiirbe, bic ibm
oie 9oloenen Gier 9elest bat unb nod
lest. Gaufen mir aber ni9ts pom
Iuslanbe unb pertaufen mir in
Tolse behen ni9ts an bal1elbe, 10 er.
itiden mir i'm eigenen Gett.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
que on Der Nrbeit 3u iein, tpel9e fpite.
matii9 barauf oussebt. bie bemotrotiIde
Yartei au fpalten.
,MfIer gpobriheinIidfeit nodbD &

rNqer Wabri1einli9ieit nod. 10
iaet ein republ. 9aul6bIatt, .uirb ber
Nib. tpel9er in Der bemotratilhen partei
stpiIhen ben 8efiirmortern unb @egnern
Der Silberfreiprdsune flafft, bur1 ben
Brief bes Yrdlibenten nur no9 mebr er,
wsitert unb bic 3erriiienheit unb Ser
fabrenbeit. bic In ben bemotratiiben
Reiben berriden, nur nod perihdrfi
merben." Das lieit iih gang 10 als oh
bie &epublitaner in Der Wdbrungsfra9e
ein 9er3 unb eiue Seele leien; unb bod
1T es Sbatia9e, bab bic 3erfabrenbeit
In ibren &eihen gar ni9t erDBer ieiu
tann als lie lit. Die Meinunssperi9ie.
benbeit mirb ni9t lowobl burd 9orteis
als burd seosrapbilhe 2inien figirt
@eiten uno Siiben inb fiir @ilber, ber
Often lit fiir @olb, unb ,penn ni9t biz
gum NoDember 1896 Elm ginpernebmen
3wi11en Der Station ersielt unb bic
@dbrunesfrase sereselt 1T, 10 mag es
fi4 Iei9t ereisnen, baB, NO 3uei lid
itretten. Der Dritte bic Beute bapon
idleppt, unb bieler Dritte mag li9 po'
pulismus nennen. (9i. 3. $. 81
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

fertieten 9obti9la9" loutenben Wobr.
Ipru9 obeeseben, mas nur elm 8eweis
bafiir 1T, baB bic Surn aus 0euten be-
jtanb, bic lebr lase Re9tsbesriffe baben.
Gin brutaler Epppelmoro fann unter
teinen llmfdnben sere9tfertiet iein.
Sm pprliegenben Sale mar Der M6roer
mabrl4einlid um fein 9oar beiier als
feline 6rau, bod pHe9t bic @eleaidaft
ia betanntlid in ioI9en Dinsen otn
rSerren Der 5hDpfuns" seseniiber
ueniser itrens su iein. Die Rentudier
0errenwelt amerifanii1er Mbitammung
itebt serabe ni9t in benz Hufe, an itarter
Yruberie au leiben, base9en lino bic
6erren in Der Hesel bis an bic SABINE
bemaifnet unb loiort bereit, los3ufnallen,
nenn ibre r&itterebre" perleBt tuirb. 8e.
liebt bat Der @1iebbolb ieine 6rau uobl
taum, benn ein @atte Der leine @attin
mobrbaft liebt, wirb lie niemals in elmer
10 brutalen Weile abi4la9tan. gs
mare Elm truuri9es 3ei4en Der 3eit.
menn elm FOLDER Menib freiseipro9en
mijrhp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Gi, Ell!

Sn leiner bentigen Summer bringt
bas State Sournal" an leitenber Steae
einen Mrtitel, in tpeI9em es BON einem
@eleb lpri9t, bas viiber benz politipen
@eleb febe." 81, Ell Das rGtate
Sournal," pel4es ionif bel ieber @ele.
eenbeit bic Ybrale BON ber uMajeitdt
bes @elebes" i'm Munoe fibrt, mel9es
Der oft iebr vsemilhten" Gelelll l9aft, bic
in ben 9allen Der @eleb9ebung bic &C.
iebe fabrieirt, bas 3edt pinoieirt, ibre
Naie in alle m6sli9en pripatangelesen=
beiten au iteden, ueldes es benz @taate
seipilIermaben 5ur pHi4t ma6t, nebsn
Der Gorge fir bas irbiihe Wobl Der
staatsbiirser, aud bas Amt zines rMo-
rolwd9ters," unb nWesmeiiers mad
3ion" ar perieben, ueldes bun.
berte Male ben 6ab protlamirt
bat, bob ben @eboten Der vWoltsmebr.
belt" lih Sober untermerfen miiiIe unb
baB jebsr proteit eesen bielelben eine
Nrt 9odperrotbs sesen bic v9ebeilisten
Snititutionen Der &epublif" lei. ba5ielbe
Blatt entoedt jest nit einem Weal, bab bic
.meni9li9e Natur" iiber benz poiitipen
@eiese itebe, bab bieie meni9li@e Natur.
nm bic eisenen Worte bes Blattes anau.
fiibren, a higher law iei than the
statutes.
Das 1T in Der NQgemeinbeit, tpie ibn
bas State Sournal" ausipri&t, elm ieb,
eefdbrli9er 6at, Der ungemein repolu.
tiondr, bo9perrdtbii9, ia wir ,n69ten
iaeen, isbr unbeimli9 onor9ifild
flinst. Oie meni@li9en Naturen iint
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Nna nIfpn Npu=(F .Stnf

= Mus allen Neu-gnalanb-5 -5taaten
tommen erfreulide Nadri9ten iiber GRO
bere @ei9dftisteit in ben Snbuitriebe.
sirten. Wie in 6on &iper, Wfa1., 10
fnb aud in Netp Bebforb ben Mrbeitern
Der bortigen Spinnereien unb Webereieu
bobere 20bne beuiIlist morben, tuelde
ni9t nur 10 piel betrasen, ,pie bic i'm
uorisen CONNER nod se3ablten, ionberu
um 10 big IL 8ro3ent mebr. Sn Nem
8ebforb aaein betriift bieie 2obnerbob.
uns an $4,000 perlonen. Die Sep.
pi4fabriten in 2omell, WeaG., baben BIZ
2Obne nm 10 proaent seiteisert unit
ebenio 3ablen Mal9inenfabriten, edge
miiblen u. I. ~. b6bere 26bne. Sn So.
perbiQ, 2omrenee unb 5iio=@ropelant
,perben jest tpieber bieieIben 26bne, tpis
por 3wei Sabren, alio lanse Dor Sn-
trafttreten bes neuen 9arifs, ge3ablt
IN 5000 Nrbeiter in &bobe Sslanb ct.
freuen 1id elmer 2obnerhDbung nm 1C
big II prosent. Sn Der @ummimaa.
ren-, Sdub- uno Stiefel., Strobwaaren.
unb Capitalization madt li1 bas @ie.
berauIeben bes @el9dfts ebenlo ben.erf
bar, tpie in Der gileninbultrie. Mus
allen Sbeilen pon Neu-gnelanb pirt
iber sroBe Muftrdse berihtet, lobaf
pielfad bereits ueberSeit eearbeitet ,per.
ben muB. Man i9dbt Die Mn;abl be,
Nrbeiter, lpel9en in Neu england ir
poriQer Wphe cine QobnerhDbunq Al
She'll selporben, ,lno 3mar obne bab Urgent
uel6' belonberer Orud auf bic Mrbeit
9eber ausseiibt morben iudre. auf poQ'
250,0OO. Sn pielen Snoultrien tpirt
jebt msbr besablt, als lonit por 3lpei Sab
rem. 8on politif fann babel fein,
&ebe iein, es lit cine refine seIddftlid'
Grage: Wdren bic Gabritanten MID
li9er. nit gtuten gu ben bOberen Yrei
len arbeiten gu t6nnen, uno bdtten fl
nidt 10 piele Muftrdse aus3ufiibren, bai
iie lie faum bemdltisen t0nnen, 10 mir
ben lie li6erlid ni9t mebr. als bisbe,
besablen. giur in 3luei srOberen 6abri'
fen berrl9en sesentudrtis Streites 81
ben Spinnereien in OlnepuiQe, 3. s.
unb in ben Gummimerten in Spbe Yart
Mal. Mber in beiben Gdllen banbel
es lid nidt um Sobnltreitisteiten allei,
unb beibe Mustdnoe biirften in einise,
Sagen beigelegt perben, ba Mrbeitse
bern, tpie Nrbeitern baran liegen muB
bic toitbare 3eit aus3uniisen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

Damn ober, na9 Wieberberitelluns
bes 9ertrauens In bic 3ablun9sfdbig-
felt bes S9abamts unb bic Mufre&ter.
baltuns Der @olb3abIunsen, lit our4 bie
olsem.ine @ei@dftsbe6erun9, oeren
Rennset&en allentbalben lid tuneseben,
Die Na@fra9e nod amerifoniiden pa-
pieren in europa meter seifeisert NOR.
ben. Dtan barf es setroit slauben, tpas
bic 8erihte melben = ndmli9 bak oas
neuerma1te Dertrouen fsin blinbes lit,
unb baB bic beutl1en unb en9lilden
Gapitaliiten ni4t BON Neuem ibr @elo
bier anlegen uiirben, tpenn lie nitbt bic
neberaeuguns ee,ponnen bdtten, baB bic
8eferung auf 1oliber @runblage rubi
unb li1 BON Dauer ermeilen pirb.
(Mna. b. Weit.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
= Wenn bas, ,pas lih in ben lebte

= Menn bas, mas ii9 in ben lesten
5agen in &enlineton @trabe bier ab.
lpieIte, lid etua in Deutldlano ereis.
net bate, tuiirbe jebe amerifanil1e
3eituns bic allerl9onlten Qeitartifel iiber
bic Sdmad Der acknowledgment
in bieiem 3eitalter, iiber bic unmogli9.
felt, bab in benz sebilbeten unb cipili-
lirten Mmerifa Serartises li9 ereienen
t0nne etc. etc. sebradt baben. SEPT
bot li9 aber Elm Stiid9en Subenper.
folsuns bier in &enlington @traBe,
in elmer falbionabIen @eeenb ereisnet,
mo- nur bic rallerbeten" Mmerifaner
tpobnen unb - man i9tpeist. Die
@el&i9te lit lebr einfa&. Gin 9aus
murbe bort an einen betannten iubi=
i4en Rauf mann nermietbet. Mls bic
Na9barn erfubren, bab elm Sube in
ibre erclufpe @esenb Sieben uiirbe, ent=
itanb bic gr0bte Gntriiitung. Sic ct.
tldrten, fe uiirben Is Gub bobe Bretter.
sdune stpil9en ibren 9riitli9en 9dulern
unb benz bes Suben erri9ten unb brang.
Ialirten ben Beiiber, ben gontratt riid-
9an9is 81 MAIDEN. go fanb benn bieier
CUTE gbriit auf einmal einen anbern
suten gbrilten, Der bereit lpar. bas per-
mietbete 9aus su faufen, unb barauf
lteate ber hriitli9e Gi9entbiimer an ben
jabiiden Wfietber bas Nnlinnen, bas
9uus, bas er auf elm Sahr gemietbet
bate, tuieber aufjuseben. gaa9bem nun
lebr natiirlib cine Weiseruns erfolste,
unb Der Metber angefaneen bate, ieine
M6bel in bas 9aus idafien su lalien,
fam Der Gbrif unb lieb bic Wobel aus
bem 9auie entfernen. 0orldufis lit nun
allerbinss Der jiioil4e Wietber nod i'm
8efb oes 6aules; aber mon tueib nidt,
uelhe ueiteren gbitanen ct BON ieinen
ruornebmen, 9ebilbeten unb 4rlitli9en"
gfa4barn 5u ermarten bot. Glepelanb
Die Weltftobt Oie 5tabt, uel9e iiber-
al binauspoiaunen ldbt, bab bier ber
S,b ber gultur, Der 8ilbung. bes CO.'S
mopolitii9en 2ebens Obio's let unb
bann cine iolde S9mad fir bas Sabr=
bunbert, ,pie mir lie olerb69ltens unter
sen robeiten, un9ebilbetiten, fanatilditen
Bauern zines unearii4en ober politi.
i9en ober beuti9en 9intermdlbler. Dor.
fes ermarten f0nnen! Die .feine" Sc.
ieli9oft bot ,pieber einmal bepiejen,
bob He ,peiter ni9ts 1T, als eiae iebr
biinn iibertiin9te Sbobbp. .Mrifotratie
(W. unb an3.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

- Das RabeI melbet ben Sob @uitab
Jrepta9's. bes beriibmten beutf1tn 0i&s
ters. @ufiaD Greptoe mar an Is. Suit
1916 ju areu3burg In @6lelien geboren,
beiubte felt 1929 bas @pmnaIium In
OeIs unb ftubirte bann 1885 In Breslau
beuti9e pbilolosie. SIN Sabre 1854
Der0ffentli4te Treptas ieine prdhtisen
.Sourna!iiten", bas bette 2uftipieI bes
Sabrhunberts, bos nit feinem unb berg.
lihem 9umor elm Bib bes geiitigen unb
poIitii4en 2ebens jener 3eit entrollt;
Johann 1856 ben @oman rSol[ unb
0aben" 6 Bbe.. ebb. 1856; SO. MuF.,
2 8be., 1922. Der, in mebrere Spra.
den iiberiebt, ben Namen Greptag's iiber
bic Gren3en Deutl1lanbs binaustrug.
Das @emdlbe biirgerlider 3iihtigteit,
bas 6reptos bier in Be3us auf ben
Raufmannsitanb entporfen bate, erbielt
ein ben @elebrtentano gum Mittelpunft
nebmenbes Seitenitid in benz Noman
uOte perIorene 9anbidrift" 6 Bbe.,
2p5. 1864; p. Muf., in 2 8bn., 1922.
gu Greptas's por3iigli1lten Merten ge-
b0ren bic rBilber aus Der beuti9en
Uersau9enbeit" (suiammen Bbe. In
5 Mbtbetl.. ebb. 1S59-62, gum 9beiI
in 20. Iuflage eri9ienen) lie geben
etne auf eriinbli9en biftoriIhen 2ennt.
niIien fubenbe unb BON bebeutenber
@eitaltunssfraft setroeene farbenreiGe
unb anl9auli9e DaritelIuna bes
oeutl9en 2ebens friiberer 3eiten. Sic
@runoreseln bes bramatil9en @9oifens
bat Grepta9 in Der S4rift rDie 9e9nit
oes Dramas" (2p3. 1868; 6. AuF.
1s90) sriinbIi@ unb treffenb bar9eleet
unb bur9 8eiipiele erldutert. Bon
1867 bts 1870 NOR ct Wertreter grfurts
i'm Norbbeuti9en Rei9stag. No9 benz
Deutl4.Gran30iil9en &rie9e, ben ct Big
Sur SdIadt bei Seban i'm 9auptquartiet
Der oritten Mrmee mitmaWte, erl9ien iein
umfan9reides Wert, bas bic @9tdIale
elmer beutlden Jamilie BON Der ger
maniiden nr3eit big CUR @egenmart
in elmer &eibe biitoriider gr3dblun-
gen unter bem @elammttitel rDie
Mbnen" i9ilbert. Die einSelnen
Sbetle: ~Snso unb Snsraban" (2ps.
1872; 10. Muil. 1922, rDas Neit Der
3aunt5nise" (ebb. 1878: 16. NuF.
1922, rOte Briiber bonn beuti1en
9auie" (ebb. 1874. 13. MuF. 1922,
rWtarfus 30nis@ (ebb. 1876; 10. MuH.
1917, vDie @eidmilter" (ebb. 1878;
10. auf. 1S91) nnb ,,Nus elmer tleinen
Stabt" (ebo. 1880; s. Muf. 1892, bic
amnr nir,t fImmffid1 rio nIoihe Roho,,f.