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nns 1900 -ao-AIPHARErIcAL pIAMoNps

NOS. DISQUALIFICATION DIAMONDS.
Cw.O !. A letter. 2. The distal segment of the
hind limb of vertebrates. 3. A small shield 4. A
genus of trees. now merged in PrtHus. Cent?
5. A small crustncean, parasitic In the mouth Of
the perch. G. A choice and delicate kind of NUT
ton. T. Pertaining to stpues. 8. A salt formed by
the union of acetic acid with base. o. A hearth.
Cent? 10. A silly tale. IL. A letter.
ky |. A letter. 2. A halfpenny roll of bread.
Cent? g. A tube. T. A genus of herbaoeous
plants. s. Reputed inventor of the solar micro
scope. g. A division of the Caucasian races. COM
prisng the lighter-colored members 7. One
called to aid or support. 3. Pieces OF rope for
binding one thing to another. o. Faotious. 10.
The ova OF fishes. III. A letter.
CY) LA fietter. 2. A curved wedge. movable
about axis, used for elamping two pieces to-
gether. 8. Northern European religious tales of
oden times 4. Spurious liquors. 5. small
purplisb branching, eartiaginous sea-weed. O.
South American wild cats z. tree of the East
Indies. g. An opening in the wall of n coa-mine
o. A covered vehicle for carrying single person.
To- Not in. lObs.) III. letter.
(Z.l ]. A letter. 2. 10 steep In liquid. g. Male
red deer I'm their third year. 4. Pious. 8. A green
ish- gray variety of sphene (U1ab) 6. The goods
of a compound authozoan. collectively. T. A sort
of witch. 8. Those who SOW seeds, o. The system
of burrows on the face Of milestone. 10. Meas
ure used by printers. III. A letter.
-REx FORD, Alplaus, N. Y.
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FEBRUARY SOLVING.

Puzzles published during the month, 43; to
which answers received as follows: G. Race
Alumnus. 43: Frank Lynn. Al; Merry Mack,
Percy Vere 40; We Two Horizon and Zenith) So (;
X l.. G. r., Malenco, Ben Trovato, Leone, IS !;
and Assero Mrs g. p. c., IS; DIR. j. A. ID. Blake,
Scar, "a; Bison. 1871 Sacramento Rose. %: Pasco.
u; Alexander, Teepeekay, Harry, 10; Gudon, IL /;
Arcanus and Eioise, Nyas Lillian Locke, Is /;
AidyI, II. o. .Mer, IA; Primrose. Macy Masker ID /:
Serpaggiando Lucille, Pearlie Glen. II; Oloffe
FINISHED, J. e. W.. st. Julian, Lucrezius Borgers,
Memo 10; Aspire, Ray O'Sunshine. Swamp Angel,
Cephas, Dan ID. Lyon, o; Ace, Miss Terry, LAlle-
gro, Salem p. o. Stage. g.; Remardo. Frank Nc
LaughliD, Z; Veteran, A. Solver !; Annette, 5; N.
~ Moore Newcomer, Helene. 4; 10 Urnal, Annie
Laurie 5 Lily May, Nancy Leo, 2; Caro-. Orlando.
Query, 10 Kerr, Bachelor, A. b. Ginner, Don't
Know, Pandora, Oldcastle, l. Total. 70. Complete
Iists 2, se-r.
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
FRUIT purrs AND FRUIT PUDDING.

FRUIT PUFFs AND FRUIT PUDDING.
One pint of -four and two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder sifted together with one-haif
teaspooniul Of salt. Stir in -four enough TO
make a thick batter.
Take six caiiee-cpps. grease them well with
butter, put la one tablespoonful OF batter, then
one OF fruit strawberries preierred), then one
OF batter Fill pan half full Of boiling water
set in the cups aud bake in a quick oven for 20
minutes.
Serve warm with cream and sugar; fresh
fruit or jam may be used.
DUTCH APPLE PUDDING.
Take one pint OF four add two teaspoon
fuis OF ng powder and one-half tcaspoon lul
of SALT sift together. Rub oBe-Quarter Of a
cup OF butter Into the -four. boat one egg light,
add 10 IL three-quarteTs of a cup OF cold water
aud stir into the -four. Spread in shallow pans.
well bUttered.
Pare, core and quarter four or Eve sour
apples, place them on the dough aud sprinkle
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CONsUMPTION CURED,

An old physician, retired from practice, had
placed in his hands by East India missionary
the formula Of n simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis Catarri, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
Affections also a positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints.
Having tested It's wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, and desiring to relieve human
suffering will send free of charge to all who wish
it. this recipe. in German, French English. with
full directions for preparing and using Sent by
mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A MOVES. $40 Po,osrs Block. Rochester.
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NO. 1S36-CHARADE.


" most delicious beverage your Grace.
tHe pointed to my TWO with smiling face;
His hand. bernged OF TOTAL, held his cup
With mir OF most profound enjoyment up
whimsical old character. my guest,
Grandiose in style and uewhat over-dressed,
But entertaining company confessed
Though some incline to designate him :" crank ,
More fragrant cup of ten never drank,
j would one more. but fear me. mt this hour.
Upon the brain 'twould work its subtle power;
And from so fair hand' (bowing, he saidl
''Twere Ink still TO 90 straight 10 the head!
But know you how il cbnDced the tea plant came /!
The legend is. Daruma-Indian name
sixth century STUNT who vowed to pass his years
In ceaseless vigils. given to prayers and tears,
Overcome at last by sleep drowsed where he ONE;
Being walked in sore remorse for what he'd done,
He cut the offending eyelds OF and flung
Them on the ground. when. 10! there sprung
Two handsome shrubs. with leaves of rich, dark
green,
With fragrant, waxen blooms dotted between;
They multiplied and fourished for his sake,
And still have power TO keep mankind awakel
MABEL p, Georgetown, 8. O.
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NO. 1s33-cHARApE

dreamed dream: dreamed saw
TOTAL TOTAL men
A mighty host drawn up In line
Marched by and back again.
A plain of LAST lay all around,
No road or path was seen:
desert land in truth IL was
And bore no thing Of green.
Again. again prayer would rise
Up from this mighty host:
20. FIRST who dwelIst above the skies.
Pity or We are lost"
And as looked. beholdl n change
Took place before my eyes;
No more the plain lay oil around.
II was q parsdisei
And now the host march by no moret
No more the waste is scent
They've found rest! miraclcf
All, mol twas but dreami
-TEEPEEKAY, Rochester, o.
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NOS. 1S37-39-pIAMorDs.

]. A letter. 2. Arista. 8. A aood. Gently T.
Smooths. 5. Perforated. (CentJ g. Roses with
infinitely glaDduar and fragrant foliage. T. Ac-
cording to the usual course of things. Nostrils.
as of birds. 9. Blinds. 10. Quaint. H. A letter.
l. letter. 2. marginal reading In the Hebrew
Bible. tStandard.) g. Manner of speaking. 4. Re
fnod. S. East Indian servants. Cent? 8. The
upland or field plover. 2. Unconnected. 8. A kind
Of grass with long cylindrical spikes. 9. hem
coop. Cent? 10. A snood- CENT? IL. letter.
j. E. w.. Boston, Mass.
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To one cup of sugar, two beaten eggs and two
cups of -four sfted with two tablespoonfuis of
baking powder. add a cup of sweet milk and
two cups of fresh berries or preserves. Steam
two hours Serve with cream.
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NO. 1S2S-DoUBLE WORD ENIGMA.
In Sudden " starting at IL LAST;
In thoughts" of kisses gone and past;
In lovers" thoughts so sweet and keen:
In "parting"-at the ONE mean.
The WHOLE Is place
OF lingering long,
And a boot is another
Part of the songi
-BEECH NUT, Newburg, N. Y.
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200, 900 MEN CURED,

Since 1891 over 100000 men have used the
simple. harmless recipe which cured me of
lost vgor. from errors and excuses. You
can prepare IL yourself L will furnish IL
ready for use cheaper than druggist can.
Recipe and full directions by addressing,
MR. THOMAS BARNES, Box Sc, Msrshal Mich.
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nos. 1S34-5-sQUAREs.

I. To ascend. 2. Clearer. g. Town, Genoa
province, Italy. Young lions. 5. Native (Obs)
6. Honey dew. ]. A city in the west OF England
i. Examinations. 2 description. 3. COM
position for nine instruments. 4. substance OBJ
tanned from the volatile oils of Hnise. 5. Like
q stone. 8. six-pointed star. 2. To burn in
wardly. *. L @. r, Lyons. N L.
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PRIZE WINNERS.
NEW PUZZLES-NO. 100.

l. G. Race. Washington. ID. @. q We Two
Rochester, N. Y. 3. Percy Vere, Oakland, Cal. 4.
A. Is. Ginner, Glasgow. o.
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STEAMED BERRY PUDDING.

them over with two tablespoonful Of sugar.
Bake 20 or 30 minutes, and serve with lemon
samoa
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON D. O. THURSDAY. 1895

obliged to trump up . charge OF violation
against the civil laws, bring the accused before
the Roman authority, and secure his conviction
and sentence. 1t was thus the jews proceeded
in the case Of Jesus
10. Suggestions.
1. Bear true witness for Christ. II Is our
duty to make him and what he does for rs
known to others.
2. 1t is better to keep silent than to try to
explain, in moments of heated excitemens
harsh, unkind, and untrue charges.
3. Be true witness in civil trials. Never
allow yourself to be bought or Sold Tell the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth, when under oath.
4. Avoid sin. Christ is coming again. COM
ing then in power, coming augustly and sud-
denly in the clouds of the sky. Be ready to
meet him.
5. Love Christ He bore all for rs. One
must be lacking in heart who can have other
than grateful feelings for our Savior Thus
has he done for us-what have we done for
him? Who is on the Lords side?
OUTLINE FOR BLACKBOARD.
l. Time of trial. Friday, Mach Is, A. d.
%, 3 to 6a. m.
g Place. CoBncl-room west of
Temple.
g. Detective, Guide. Judas ST. Mat, 26:
As AZ.
4. Arresters Temple guard. st. Mt,
26: At; Acts, 4: 1; 3:
26.
5. Prisoner, Defend Jesus.
ant.
g. Prosecutors, Com Prominent Jews. st.
plainants. Mt, 26: 3, a.
z. Court. sanhedrim.
8. Advocate. Not any.
8. Judge. Caiaphas.
10. Charge. 1. Blasphemy. speci-
cations.
a. Would build Tenn
pie in three days.
(St Mt. &c: 61.)
b. Claimed to be God.
(St Mark. IA: 62)
II. Witnesses Two men. (Deu., 10:
IL. Evidence. st. John, 9: 10, 20.
ID. Plea. Guilty.
Id. Finding, Guilty.
10. Sentence. Death.
16. Executioners. Roman Soldiers.
II. Method. Crucifixion.
1s. Place. Calvary.
10. Time. Same day, to
o'clock.
Suggestions.
i. Be true witnesses. See ninth command
ment. Elk, 20:18.
2. Do not peIvert others words.
3. Be patient. Do not answer back at harsh
charges.
4. A legal oath Is right.
5. Do not mistreat even q prisoner.
6. Love Christ. He bore all for us.
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses peculiar building
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EDITORS CHAT.
WOMAN AS A FIGHTER.

Woman MS n Figbter-Story of Mother Bick-
erdyke-A Maine Mothers Heroism.
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takes issue to what / have said in support of
frankness and simplicity as against the use of
mons dcs plumes and adds that most of our
former members who sailed under MONS des
plumes were true-blue"
cannot call to mind anyone who has called
that proposition into dispute. and know of no
one who has maintained the contrary.
If she will again carefully read over my let
ter in reference to the matter she will find that
my arguments were confined To the present, and
that her conclusions were therefore unfounded.
Your, Pro Patria-
Julius w. Gogarn, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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THE PRIZE PROBLEM.

Authors of word forms: Rex Ford (2), A. Dandy,
Primrose, swamp Angel, Dan d. Lyon, in ntIIneri-
cal order.
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Before / noticed the signature / thought 1t
sounded like our Michigan brother.
With hopes of meeting many OF our L. ii. w.
members in Boston in July, i am. Loyalty
yours Mary L. Best Stoneham, Mass.
OUR ro.DAYs.
wonder how many of us stop to think when
we awake in the morning that to-day" is
spread out before MS like the clean, spotless
page of an open book. And it is ours to have
when evening comes, the page clean and neat
or covered with unsightly blots which time
cannot eface-
Our lives are largely what we make them.
No one can control his destiny or resist the
assaults that time shall make upon him; but
each new trial, sorrow disappointment can
be made blessing il We accept il in the right
spirit; for some are joys, for others sorrows, but
for all bright hopes and anticipations.
AS memory goes back over our yesterdays,
how many sad mistakes we see, and we think
If We had them back how differently we would
use them; but they have passed beyond our re-
call.
We cannot rectify the errors undo the wrong.
or gather up the wasted opportunities of the
days that are gone. Nor can we reach into the
days that are to come and gather the fruits
we desire.
Our only day is to-day. We must make the
most of it. Our only time is now. We must
lnipToSo ~. NO sWiitiy-hS ibs huoAiohS' h"i
us. 1t is for us to stamp them with q record OF
duties done, work accomplished, services rem
dered, and blessings bestowed.
If we let them pass by with no thought
except to get through the day, or are given to
folly and idleness, what account shall we give
to Him who gives us length of days?
Misspending to-day fits us for misspending
tomorrow.
Persian proverb says: "Do the little things
now so shall the big things come to thee hy-
and-by asking to be DONE"
Often we lose the opportunity of doing little
things and little acts of kindness, because we
are waiting to do great or grand things. Or,
while wishing to do what So-snd-so does, we
forget to 10 what really lies i'm our power to do.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1895-01-10

The case of Henry Hampton, against
Anthony Chambers was resumed and
Thomas Camp was placed on the wit.
ness stand for the defense. Lawyer
Baconjput the questions to him. He
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Rarftbert@te


W~intertueioen 51-52; Roesem SO
-o3; @:rfte 66-57; 9afer 28-38;
Corn 39-43; Mebl, patent, per Tdb
2.8-3.35; Rleeiumen 8.00--8.40;
9imotbpiamen $4,000; 0la4S
LAP; 9eu 4.5O-1O.5O; Butter, Greds
merb 17-23; Butter, Dairp 1910;
Stsre 3.4O-5.65; Rii9e 1.4O-3.85;
Stoders 2.25-3.OO; RGlber $50
SOS; S4neiue 3.9O-4.5O; S@afe
2.75-4.4O; 2Gmmer 3.5O-5.25;
@ei4la4tete 9iibner 7-8; 9urtep 6
10; Gnter 9-12; @Gnie 10;
3miebeln pei SAB 10000; Orb.
fen 1876; Aepfel' per Gab 200
3.75; RartoFeln 5O-62; 8obnen
1.45-1.72; Ger 80; 9onis 8.14;
0onig ausgelaHen Sc; 9alg 4;
Dbisfep 1.22; RGfe. Creamery 10;
Rdfe. S4meiaer 10 IL; prairiebiib<
ner $50 Quails 1.25-1.65;
Mabbits O.90-2.W.
Ntnaeapoits& Ct. Vaul.
Wet3en $50; Rossen As;
@erfte AZ; 4afer 80; Corn 81; Glo4S
LAO; rputent"W 2tbl per 100 pD-
LIS; Rleis 9.5O-9.75; Milbes 4eu.
700 800; Butter. greamerb 18-
81; Butter, Dairp 10-17; Ger TO-
Rantas Gtts.
@ei3ert $685.; Corn 41-42;;
9afer % 81; Stiere 2.90-5.0O;
Ribe 1.25-3.6O; Stoders unb See
bers 2.60-3.75; S@ueiue $50
4.15.
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aeue &aupthaste in sraHlte''.

Gin @erfaKunesmittel btr @epub>
lit 8rafilien befttmmt, bab i'm geo.
arapbiii4en Centrum bes 2arross,
auf Der 9odebene bon @opa3, ttRt
1ele 8unbesbauptitabt erbaut tptrbtn
ion. Bereits i'm Sabre 1892 gtng ei>
ne gommiiipr rad itner TAFT nod urs
erfprf4ten @ebteten unb tam mad
nelrrmonatli&er E~bdtigteit nit GIN
itiqen 8eridhter 3uriid. Mitte 1894
it biefelbe Gommiffion nit 9tnz
ap3iebung tpeiterer Su4Deritdnbiger
gum g~lpeit:n Male bortbin geretft, unb
3tpar foll TIRE Mrbeit pier Sabre bout
ern. Setter ber geograpbii4zgeologtz
f4en Gommifiion 1T BET betanate
Mitronum Dr. @ruls, Dirtttor bes
Ob{erbatoriums gu @io. 8ei ber
groben Gntfernung iener @o4ebere
UNI Der ungebeuren @4tpterigtett,
eine beque1ne @erbinbung nit tbr ber<
auftelIen, tpirb Der 8ol ber aenen
Stdbt gang gepib langer als bic
porqefebenef 20 Sabre bauern. Dor
ettpa atpti Monaten bra4te etn Se1taz
tor I'M 8unbescongreb ben Wori4lag
Elm, Die Mei4sbauptftaot %borlaut1g
mad ber 9o@ebem bes @tuatts Wtt<
nag @eraes gu berlegerl, 1lrD 5tpar
mad Der tleiner Stabt BarbaceI1a.
8arbacera 1iegt 1ungefabr 1000 Sup
iiber Dem Meere, uuf einem 9lgelz
ridden Der bort gang tablen 3ohebez
ne. Dte 2uft 1T rein unb sefur.o,
r,ur feblt es an 9rintwafer. Sf<
Fenbar mar Der @orf@lag BON benz en-
aerer Treunbestretfe beg neuer prd<
iibenten pruoente be Wtareas e1ngsz
geben, benn biefer MIL 1et11e 5am1l1e
ni@t benz m0roerif4en Selma per
6auptitabt @io .aasieBen uno tiiblt
fi9 audi bort ni@t gar13 ii@er. Atur
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Gin fritbIbifd1cr gstrtt.

princeton, g. s, II. Tebr.
Sliper &enl:p, oer 8eiiber bes CRIB:
ten bieiiaen Stubenten< &o}tbaufes, II
nit $4,000 burdseaangen, tpel4f
@tubsnten ibm CUR Mufbemabruns an
pertraut batten. peter 9enrp, feir
@e14aftsfiihrer lit perbaftet tporben
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aatter,lnes aoa,e,tseet3enf.

Qonbon n, 13. Gebr. Der r9ime:
tpirb aus Berlin telegrapbirt, Raiier
Milbelm babe ein.n 9ofmurf@a1 nit
ieinem 9o@3eitsgd@ent fir ben @3a>
rem mad Petersburg gefanbt. Dus
@d9ent beftebt in einern toftbaren
9afeNerpict aus Der t0nigli@en por>
ctuanfabrit unb 1T Elm Meiftertpert
Ibeutfher Runft.
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Ste aesternne santt setretoe.

81. WtttrSbur9, Il. Tebr.
I'm bic jebtge gebriidte Gage bes &C.
treibemarttes gu beben bat fi4 bic
Megierung bereit ertldrt, i'm Namen
bes @taates Don 3eit gu 3ett, ie nad
benz Stunbe bes Charities, bireft bon
ben proou3enten Mntdufe bon @etret<
be gu MAIDEN. Das in bieier Metie
getaufte @etreibe ion fir bas Seer
ber1panbt tpt.ber, unb au4 bic Bez
pDlterung 1T bere4ttgt, bafelbe gu
taufen. @erfGufe an pripatperionen
follen iebo4 rur in tletnen; Auantitdz
ten itattfnber unb bann nut, gum
b0@iten M%arttpretie.
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Q IT a y 1terifa.

Qonbon n, Is. Tebr. Del Dampfer
uMajeitic", 1pelder morgen BON 2iber@
ppol mad Sem Dort abgebt, piro ST.
1900 in @olb mitnebmen. Cams
tag perben $3,71O,000 in @olo bon
bier mad Nep 0ort perlanbt .peroen.
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:; g,s a,.t Sen srnns setrorea.

Ranfas Ctr, Mo.. 13. Gtbr.
Qluf elmer @tredt bon pitler Meile1
1T BET miTolrt Bis auf ben @runb
gefroren. Die meiften Der NtbenHiKe
bes MiFouri ftnb beinube %boqitdnbig
troder. 9ier mar Der GluB feit finfz
3ebn Sabrtn niht 10 fef sefrorsn tpis
beuer.
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Der mar betorst uns a.teeboben

Sort Smith, Mrt., 16. Gebr.
Ser beri9tigte 8anbit unb 3ugrGuber
8iQ Goot tpurbe bonn bieiigen Bum
besgeri@t gu elmer in Mlbanp, q. g..
gu p%erbubenben 3u4tbausftrafe bon
As Sabren p%erurtbsilt. @s f4tptbt
iebt nod cine Mnflase tpegen 8erauz
bnns zines poitamts gegtn ibn.
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&anbel unb Beriebr I'm &eiMe Ieirct
inter ber nkaeuSbnli4en
Q6lte.
Ser Norbbenti&e 2lopb min BE 2ei.
&en ber vGl6e" bergen
lalen.
Gin Gaq robcfter SolbatenmibbaGb.
hug 0eaerSies Anerbitten
&rupps.

USIltV II, 1yeOI. Seu uGcUIukuSS|
benteu bat man in Deut@lanb teins
10 srtmmtge unb babel 70 anbaltenDe
R6lte erlebt ME in biefem Sabre.
6anbel unb Munbel 1eibet unter benz
anbaltenbtn Groft gang tmpfnbli&
unb Nertebrsfodungen limb etpas Ml>
tGgli9es 9etporber. Mus guTbaben
tpirb beri@tet, bnb in ber llnterelbe z
Dceanbampfer i'm Giie feftlieeen. Mm
tdltei ten 1T es abtr mitten i'm 9erz
3ers Don Deuff9lanb, in benz i'm f46>
men 9blringerlarlbe liesenben Stdbts
den Mpolba. BORT 1T bas Quediilz
Ser i'm Ebermometer auf breibtg @rab
unter Nul gefaneE. ,.
Das Berltner @efdngnib Mfoubtt
1T nit Yerfonert iberfiilt, 1ptl43e It.
gtnb cine Notwithstanding ii4 gu
idulben tenumer, lieben, UNI Bel ber
itarrenben Rdlte 1tur elm untertomz
mer, gu fnbtn.
Der Norbbeuti4t 2lobb bat in
@otterbam eegen bic Gigentbimer bes
6rttif@en Dampftrs rGrathie1 einen
Wra3db angeftremgt, UNI Gntf4Gbt=
glng fir ben 0erluft Der rGlbe1 gu
erlan9er.
Manmigfalte @or59ldet our S.
bung Der gefllntenen 2ei&en ftrb uufz
4etaud9t unb tperben IN ber prtfft BE-
{prp9tn. MG4ften Montus lpirb cir
SauHer4Rorps bic Sage be5 Ddm=
piers urb bic 9isfe. in tpelder berfelbs
liegt, feft3uitel1en fu4tn.
Dim %. Gebruar tpirb Elm groburz
tiges Ron3ert gum 8eften Der 3inter=
tEebenen her Bel bonn untergar,ge bel
,Grbe" Nerunglidten in Der Manbelz
bale bss neutrality-suspicious. ftattfa=
ben! n
Gin ~ctlotarttr Gan non Solouttnz
mibbdnblnng If bitier Sage IN Gottz
bus pnr9stonltrerr @trgednt Meulz
Ter bon bort Aarnifonirerbtn Snfunz
terieHeRkgir1ent BON aIptns1eben 6
branbenburgH9es) go. 81. trat bein1
Grtrrtrtr BEN Refruten Stto Mi4au
uuf bic s3eben. Miduu teadbttte BIZ
Derlsbuna tptl4t er baDpngetrugen.
mi4t. @hEiebli4 trat 8lutoer9its
tunA ei, u1tb Der Refrut ftarb. Ctr
geatlt Mi1er 1T berbafttt.
De bodApobll1blide poli3et bon
@6slin, ponrnern, 1T febr btitel in
rMrftunbsfragen." 60 1T Elm @trafz
manbat an Bic rGDsliner 3ettunsAA
er9angen, neil bieferbe In ibrtr lamb
pirtbf4aftliden Spalte betatltrte
@erbaltungsmabreseln Bel ber @es
burt BON Goblen al Nubta u1to
1rosnnx,l ibret ldnbliben 2efer 81
bradbt batte. g.
Cine 8erliner Dtpef9e an pie
.Dailp Notps" in 2onbon bdugt, baB
has Mnerbieten Der aruppss, bic Ra>>
,ponen Fir bic r,elen beutf4m ariess<
f4iFe, funs Der Nei4stag b~sitlben
bepiGigen fp1te, gum Selbftoffen>
preife 3ll lteftrn, ni4t muir benz pa
triotHden @efiibl tutfprurgen, fonz
bern aud aus @idii@ten bet 9umn>
nitdt, um Der fpnft notbtDenbtg 1ptr<
benben MuTentntla Jung BON Arbet.z
tern por3ubellgen, trgungt1 mare.
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1e9r gt1d1rlt@en SOIo1TOleHIl, 20 %
qdlt, iid nit ben @efinrpungsgenoRen
IN Mio in W%erbtnbung 3l feben. Der
treue 8ote 1purbe taft rl1r BEL feinem
Spibmmen 9irabertes @. i. 3abnz
3ieber) genonrt. ST batte feiner Saz
DE dber pirfli4 srobe Dienite gez
leiittt. Mo@ beute itebt bas 9aus
unb nirb bepubnt, tpo iene tlet1e
@@aar opfermltbiger @epublitarer
beimli9 5u%fammenfam. Die Werz,
f4ap1rung aber ipuroe berrathen, unb
atpar in Duro Yreto }elbit. WeanI
nabm ben 3irabentts uub brti obtr
nter feiner @onofen gefangen. Wftb>
trauti4 i'm b0@iten @rube ME bic
Megierl1ng bGrnals mar, tpurbe ieber
ber Gtefungenen in Elm b~efonberes 9aus
qe{perrt u1rb elmer, be6en getftige uez
berlegenbeit man flr@tete, tpurbe
meu@leriih unter elmer 3reppe ermorz.
bet. SIN @erbDr nahm Strabentes
ale @@ulb auf fth unb perriebt tetz
men Der ubriger Briiber bes 8unbes.
|@r tpurbs gum Spbe p~erurfbeilt; bic
anberen 4,tber @efargenen, SDbne
rei4er Tamilie11, murben freigelnden.
I'm 90. SEPTEMBER 1892 tpurbe ST.
rabentes bur9 ben Strang bingert4s
tet, barauf in bier Sbeile gei4nitten
1etDpft urb iein Ropf arf elmer
pfabl in ber Mttte 'bes plaBes auf
9epflamst. @on bieiem Sage an gal
SiruHsntes als MGrtprer unb als