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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-12

of Miller q Lux before his stepfather's
death, and has since been in Miller's en-
ploy.
'sSince the death of Charles Lux he has
spent at least $500, 900, all of which was
borrowed from Miller. Potter is under
Miller's control, and expresses himself as
being perfectly satisfied with the present
status of affairs, the partnership open and
the estate remaining Enclosed. He is
standing directly in his own light. as he
will ultimately receive the bulk of his
mothers property.
what precIpitated the application for
his removal from his position as executor
was an overt act of hostility IN endeavor-
ing to dismiss the attorneys for the execu-
tor, Messrs. CARRIER, Boalt & Bishop. A
few days ago he sent letter informing
them that he wished to have Attorneys
Page and Eels of San Francisco substituted
in their places.
CAT the hearing of the petition on Sep
TENDER 26 great deal of evidence will be
presented to show Potter's incompetency,
Miller has claimed right along that he was
the hard-working member of the firm, and
apparently thinks that the whole of the
immense business and nd-holding of
Miller d Lux in all equity should go to
him. First he commended that he need not
begin to settle up the affairs of the firm
before the seven years had expired; now,
after eight Years, he says that he is ready
to settle up when reasonable price is
offered.
He says that he is not willing to lose
on the transaction, even.if the others are.
Miller's policy has not been one of con-
traction, but of expansion. He has been
extending the business at every opportu-
nifty since the death of his partner, the
founding of the town of Los Banos being
one of his ventures. During Lux's life
time Miller was the outside man of the
firm. He looked up profitable invest
ments. and Lux, who was a great tinan-
cier, furnished the money. People who
knew both men say that Miller's business
sagacity would have amounted to little
without Lux's ability to raise the neces-
sary finances.
THE heirs complain that Miller con-
ducts the business without any authority.
He pays no dividends and allows them no
voice in the management. He has made
no arrangements with them and insists on
going on alone. During the litigation
three of the original heirs, Mrs. Lux, the
widow, George Lux, brother, and Mrs.
Dorethea Rohrrig, a sister, have died.
The remaining original heirs are old peo-
pie and should have their share of the es-
tate at once. If they do not receive it
soon they will never have the benefit of it.
That is how the matter stands"
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Eureka County. The defendants in the
suit are Joseph Mcconnell, John Hoven-
den and Charles Robinson, owners of a
ranch of 100000 acres, bordering on Hum
boldt River.
In California and other Western States
the irrigation laws are so constructed as to
equally distribute the waters of any stream
for irrigation purposes. In Nevada, how
ever, this is all different. The law makes
it case of "first come, first served" and
it is to decide the legality of this point
that the present suit, involving millions
of dollars, is brought.
The law of Nevada says that the first
settler shall be privileged to divert to his
own use as much water of given stream
as he can find use for, the only condition
being that the amount to be consumed
annually must be named at the beginning
II rancher put in claim for one-fourth
or one-half of given stream, that is all
that he can ever hope to secure, no matter
how much more he could later on use
profitably. Those following the first
settler are privileged to divert to their own
use as much water as it pleases them, pro-
vided it does not encroach on the amount
granted to the first settler
Mr.. Grayson secured tract of 10000
acres in Eureka County and constructed a
dam across Hum boldt River, Immediately
above his ranch, for the purpose of using
such part of the river as had not then been
taken up. Some years later the defendants
purchased tract of 100000 acres below his
property and constructed dam above the
one built by Grayson. From this dam an
immense ditch was built, completely di-
verting the waters of Humboldt River to
the ranch below. The ditch is nearly six
miles long. In consequence of this action
Mr.. Grayson's property was left high and
dry, SO to speak.
Millions of dollars are at stake in the
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WHY HE WAS REMOVED.
Attorney James H. Campbell on
Potter'S Attitude.


SAN JOSE, CAL. Sept. 1.-THE tenn
porary removal of Jesse S. Potter from his
position as executor of the estate of Charles
Lux has created decided sensation. The
petition filed by Attorney ]. H. Campbell
is the result of the bitter contest which has
been waged by the heirs at law to compel
Henry Miller to arrange the affairs of the
firm of Miller & Lux so that the estate of
his deceased partner could be distributed.
James h. Campbell, attorney for the
next OF kin of Charles Lux, when inter-
viewed in regard to the removal of Potter,
said: "While nominally plaintiff in the
suit to compel Henry Miller to close the
business of the firm OF Miller & Lux Pot
ter has been continually acting in the in
terests of Miller. Whenever he has testi-
fed during the progress of the case it has
not been in his own behalf but in that of
his employer. Potter was in the employ
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impending suit, and for that reason alone
it is of absorbing interest.
HIS DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in the
Case of Samuel G. Palmer-Other
Inuuests.

Coroner Hawkins conducted four in
quests yesterday.
The most important was the inquisition
into the cause of the death of Samuel G..
Palmer, who was killed by a falling wall
on September while employed in helping
to tear down the old City Hall building.
He lived at 1853 Fifth street. An eye
witness of Palmer's fate, Gus Schwartz,
testified that the foreman of the work,
j. S. Harrington, ordered Palmer to under
mine the wall after repeated efforts had
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A Mixed.Up Fight.

John T. Brennan, foreman on contract for
laying bituminous rock pavement on Fell
street. near Baker, swore out warrants in Judge
Lows court yesterday for the arrest OF James
Kelly, timekeeper, and John Unsworth,
painter, on the charge of battery. Kelly and
Unsworth were in q buggy on Tuesday night
ana drove over the unfinished pavement.
Brennan demonstrated with them and they as
saulted him. E. Lennon, fireman with
Engine Company 80, went to Brennan's assist
ance, when he was thrown down and had both
worth were arrested for being drunk and for
malicious mischief. Lennon will also prefer
charges against them
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TeII-Tale Blood.

All Ling, alias Lee Ling, was booked at the
City Prison yesterday by Detective Byram and
Policeman George Douglass on the charges OF
burglary and assault to murder. Ling was the
assistant cook in the restaurant OF MIS- Dora
Reade. 432 Geary street, who was struck on the
head with q Ratchet about two weeks ago,
while asleep, and had satchel stolen from
underneath her bed containing S7O. L1pg's
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FIGHTING FOR THE WATER,
George w. Grayson Begins Suit
to Recover His Lost
Rights.
The Question Involves the Divert
ing of the Humboldt River
In Nevada.

George W. Grayson has brought suit in
the United States District Court of Ne
vada to recover the use of the waters of
the Humboldt River. or rather that por-
ton which traverses the western part of
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shoes were found to have spots of blood on
them, which he said was from chickens he had
been killing, but Chemist Price has given his
opinion that the blood is from human being,
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Judgment for an Attorney.

In Judge Hunts court yesterday, Attorney E.
l.. Campbell obtained judgment of $500
against A. D. Brock, A. NJ. p. Brock, H. o. Wei
Ter, E. T. Barber L. NJ. Stratton and H. V. Bur-
ner, for legal services in the case of these men
against J. w. Pearson, in 1891.
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SING HIS PRAISES EVERYWHERE.

Let strangers come from other lands,
To sing Gods praises here:
Let all men Join our faithful bands,
The day of hope is near.
Oh, come to us across the sea
Like lambs unto the fold,
For Jesus says ''come unto me"
And hear my story told.
The Star of Bethlehem shall shine
Into thine open eyes,
And make thy path through life divine,
Thine end q paradise.
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Free This Week.

IL BIG PRESENTS-ONE GIVEN WITH
Each Pound of Our
EXTRA VALUE 5U-CENT TEAS.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.'S
625S Market street, S. F., Headquarters.
BRANCH STORES EVERYWHERE.
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So lift your voices, sing the chorus,
Let hozanuas ring,
And girdle all the world with song
To Christ, who is thy King.
CHORUS.
Sing his blessings, young and old,
Praise his perfect gifts to all;
Sing OF blessings yet untold,
He will lift those up who fall;
Sing his blessings yet untold.
He viii lift those up who fall.
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BARON FEIDoLFooN FITINGHoFF
ROOM
[Sktched from life By NankiueHJ
the salvation Army
of oft
,copso
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Two Pretty
Bonnet Specials

INFANTS AND CHILDRENS'
FANCY SILK POKE BON
NETS, full crown, colors red, q 90
navy blue and brown, a good I'D -
ST. so value special at. ....... Each
INFAN TS' SILK BONNETS, all
over embro idered crown, fine S0C
ruche all around front, Toe w
value for Each
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Great Blanket Selling
Here This Week.


Are you supplied? Great, big, generous
blankets, not stingy one in the stock. we
selling blankets pound for pound pure
WOOL only those who deal direct with the
mills can. When you compare two blankets
think of the weight See show-windows.
ALLWOOL BLANKETS-There's 10 per
cent of cotton in these
Sizes, 5Sx7S inches. ............. per pair 81 OO
Sizes, 66xSO inches. ............. per pair 81 %
ATWOOD BLANKETS-When we say all
wool they are, and the SOFT springy, light
kind
Sizes, 66xS0 inches. .............per pair $5 90
Sizes, 6SxS2 inches. ............. per pair SO so
Sizes, 6SxS2 inches. per pair Sc 90
Sizes, 76xS4 inches. ............. per pair 81 90
Sizes, 76x90 inches. .............p per pair SO 90
Sizes, 7Sx90 inches. ..........per pair SO 90
SCARLET WOOL BLANKETS
Sizes. 60X72 inches. ............per pair 81 80
Sizes, 62xS0 inches. .............per pair Sc 90
Sizes, 70xS0 inches. .............per pair 81 90
Sizes, 6SxS5 inches. .............pe pair 81 so
CURTAIN SWISS, an unusual good C1C
value, SO inches wide, dots and LIZ
stripes Observation-Disclosures. Yard
Not an everyday occurrence.
TURKISH TOWELS. At Half-price
We have Job lot Of Bleached and &c
Unbleached TURKISH TOW -
ELS: they are slightly soed; to
they are values from 10c 10 81 H0C
each closing-out price ............ w
Make the acquaintance of our blanket stock
and we think you'll want TO continue it.
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pamtnmnoen nor 100 Sabreu.

Mit Mordlz unb 9ernunftgriinbsn
finb felt unbentli6en 3eiten bic Ius>
ipiihIe Der Mobe betdmpft porben,
alIein psrgebens, unb Niemunb, aud
ber Mddtigits nidt, mar uno 1T i'm
Stdnbe, iie na9 ieinem Dillen gu lenz
fen. Die Mpbe biloet iid Ielbf, lie
entipringt Der 3eititrOmung, uno tpeds
felt nit ibr.s 4uf 3siten Der lleppiss
fsit folgt Der unpermeibli9e Hiid>
fdlag 70 fider, ipie nud bisIem tpieOer
perioben bes 2ebenssenufes tommen.
Sn Der Sra9t ipridt fi4 bas Weien
Der angemeinen Stimmung aus. Sn>
nsrbalb ibres jsfpeilisen Gburatters
tpsdieln bic MoOen, oft gang poer bei<
ndbe unbermittslt, aus einem @rtrem
in's dnbere geratbenb, aber bod INNER
benz 9eiite Der 3eit entipreheno. Oieie
Gri4einunsen laFsn iid beionoers
tpdbrsno Der erIten fran5Diiihen &epos
luton bspba6tsn. 9lls &Dnig, Ioel
unb Glerus aus osm 2anos pertrie6en
parsn, ma9te fih in Srdntreih in Der
Robs Elm entidisOsner llmIhpung
gum 8eferen, @sI4madpOlsren unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

@srniinftigeren bsmertbar. Our4 bic
@misranten tpurben Spar bic franS6e
iiIhen Moben Der porreDolutionGren
3eit in Oeuti6lanb. England, 9ols
lamb, Stalien, 8uBlano nod eine 8eile
sefriitet, ipdbreno in Grantrei4 oamit
griinolih aufserdumt puroe. llno
bas mar gut, bsnn bic rieiigen &eifrOde
uno Gbnli4e9lbnormitdten iparen po6l
tpertb, bab iie gu Srunbe ginsen. Man
ma9te ii9 in Srantreid an bic gins
fiibruns neuer, SeitsemaBer, patriotic
faer Srdhten. Das tam aber babel
bsraus9
Sn 6rantrsid gub es teinen tonans
sebenben Sof, Der fir bic Mooe maB>
gebeno mar, unO iibsrndbmen anoere
i'm 0ffentliden 2ebsn itebenoe periOns
li6teiten, Dor 2lllem - gang tpie beutz
outage - ShauIpielerinnen bas Qmt,
bic Wtobe gu leiten unb iiber iie gu
ipaden. grtrapagdnasn tbDri9teiter
2lrt iparen ulsbalO bic Solse. 3par
mar es barmlos, ,oab man 9roI6sn nit
Steinen BON Der 8uitille trug, uno
aud bic Obrrinse in 5urm tIeiner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
9eoanfeni p litter.

= Die erIte 2isbs sleiht bsm Gbams
pagnsr; DO6loeIhmad unb &auIah
nahber Sabeniammer.
- llm@rfolge gu er5ielen, muB man
ii6 niht I'M feline Wteinung, ionoern
I'M Die Der 2lnoeren tiimmern.
- 5riiber mar bic 5reunpihuft elm
ibeaIes 9inbniB, iebt 1T tie elm -
prattiIhss 9soiirfen.
- 9ei Oiplomaten uRb 9ltrobateR
tit Die 9auptIa4e - bic 9eiameiOiss
felt.
Ga gi6t sins Wsnse 2suts, bic ben
WaeenrGoern glei1en; lie betommen
erit bann Wertb, psnn man iie tii4tig
I9misrt.
- 9ln Der 8laue ertennit 0u ben
26pen, - an Der WGbue ben Slas
oierlDpen.
@isls quGlen ii9, nur UNI elm
eroBss grbs gu binterlafen. uno
Ielbft oas erretden bic Wenigiten.
- Cine s5rdu fam nit einem Slids
msbr iasen, als Orei Mdnner nit 5sbn
Hepen.
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G|slz:s Gasz||!s!,z Q,z5Kfa}D
W ;;:a 49,
Stab o n H 0 d.

unb Saunton seIssen, Disbton Rod
senannt. gr bsitebt aug feintDrnigem
grauen 9ranit, miBt etfpa elf Bel fiinf
Sub uno bat elm 9eipi9t bon ca. neun
Sonnsn; bic Sisuren iinb etpas iiber
sineu balben 3oll tief in ben 9rdnit
ssbuuen. Sm porigsn Sabrbunbsrt
Idon befddftigten fi4 bic 9slebrten
nit Der @ntsifferune. Die @inen, pie
Or. @ara Stiles, elm Sreunb Senjds
min Srantlin's, slaubten, bic Sisuren
fpGrsn fartbasifden llrIpruuges; Der
Srientaliit SamuslSarris min in bens
Ielbsn bas bebrdiIde Wort Mielet (SOs
ria) ent5iffert baben, Die Yrofeforen
Ra5n unb MasnuiIen bassgen limb 81
Dem S4luB gelungt. baB Die Snifrift
BON Der gntbsdung 2lmeritas bur4
HorblGnbsr ersd6lt. Sa in ben leBten
sSa6rsn bic MISUNDERSTANDING bebeus
ienbe s5prtI9ritte eema9t bat, 9offt
Or. @anfielb, baB bic gnt5ifferung
enbIi9 selingsn ipiro.
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Suillotinen mDgen purh ben Repolus
tionstaumel entihuloigt iperoen. Be-
bentli6er aber mar es, odb bic Repoz
lutionsoamen ibre 8Dpfe nit pers
riiden tolIiter 2lrt bsrunitdltstsn. Dds
bus Goitiim i'm IGgemeinsn an ginz
fa66ett geiponnen bate, unb mas man
bur9 4bIhaffen bes puberns unb
SAmintens Dor Der friiberen 3eit bors
aus bate, purbe baourd pDIIig nett
gemu9t. Die colpfdlen SriIuren ers
fOrosrten. nutiirli4 niat tueniger coloIz
fale &opfbeoedungen, tpel9en bic n0s
tbigen patrioti'Rn Hamen beiaeleat
lpurOen. 60 ipra4 man BON Sduben
a la Bastille, la Cheyenne, la
Republique. Die Isbtere G6nelte
.ntfernt Der p6rnuiIhsn WiiBe, lG6erz
lid gema6t burd cine aufre9t emporz
rdsenoe, ieitli4 iiberbdnssnbs 5sber in
Der Witte Der Stirn. Die ySuIdrenz
bauben" iparen aus iaparSsm Satin
nit seIben @ersierungsn, BORN elm
Sanotnoten in biolstter 5ar& nit
einsm aelben 5eOerbui9 uno ipeiBsr
@a5sihleife. Sebr Helm paren bic
SunonzSduben, aus psibem Satin
nit tanarienselbsn 9Gnbern unb brei
S6niiren psiber perlen. Wtun trua
iie nit Der GuBerIt moOsrnsn blonoen
9eriide, beren S+attirungsn bon Der
Sladsfarbe bis gum bellen g2uBbraun
uno Rotb pe9Isltsn. 0as SeltIdmIte
mar, oab bic Oamen bic ssarbe ibrer
periide Ofter dnberten, ia gar an einem
Sage lid oeren mebrere berI6ieosnfarz
bige matchmaker dufisBtsn. 90 tpiro
| uns cine folds bic 4bpehslung lie
benoe SfDne in einem 8riefe BON
Mdrs 1900 rie foIgt bsIbrisben:
nGriib flie9t Srpbiis in ibrem bur9s
f9immernoen Rpmpbenrode na9
9aip. Sic 1T als 90ttin en- anneau
de Saturne coiffirt. 8libi9nsn bers
ihpinbet ibr bsfliigelter Pbaeton
bur9 bic fuunsnbs Mengs. lin orei
llbr idimmsrt iis in tauIeno nsusn
ReiSeu 6ei Der prpmenaoe auf ben
9oulepdros. Sbrs 8ersnicesperiids
3isbt ale QuseE auf Ii9. 9tbsnbs
Itrablt auf ibrem IbparSen Saar Elm
Sdlbmono in 8rinantsn." Rsgel mar,
bdb b, 9aartuur i'm 9sssniabs au
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u bratpS Wei.

Sa Der SupferSannes Der bats fin,
ma! 9'iuffa 9at er, tpie q Waslp9 unb
is slei 3 Sag in oan Raui9 inn
@irtbsbaus g'bodt unb bat alIpeil
no g'moant, er tinmt um StunS 3
friib 6oam.
gRit bem is aba fein WirtbIdafi
9'Dalti obtpdrts ganea uno feiH
@ei bdtt fhon mSs'n Oer3peifeln, 10
bot ers 'trieb'n. Soan 3uirspen unb
foam S4elten bat BEL euBm mebr
s'nubt.
limb iedts a oanaiser g'fpoaBli6er
Ginfall bon fem Wei bot N barrett!
9tnlol nGmlt is er i9on tpieber in
britten Sos nit 6oamtemma aus ber
&neip'n, DO 9ot feip Wei s'Iamms's
nomma, Dot a 36rb'T, NIT an Seferl
Supp'n, nit Sleii9 unb 3uiipeis ans
padt unb is, mia tpanns aufs Selo 3
@fen traget fir b 4rbeitsleuP, uno
is tir5engrab in's 8eisl (Dirtbsbaus)
eini, ND tbr Mann nit an Sdufa 10
2umpen s'bodt Is. Sn 9lnfdng ians
itubi' tporo'n. tpia aba , Wei gang als
ipann sor mir nit g'i4es'n mar g
Glen auha9rumt unb i'm Mann
s'Iagt bot: u9e6, Monn. iB a biBl
mos. Siit 10 fhon 3 Sag nit Oaboam
e'peit, muB Oi 10 i6on 9ungern.
8arnit an 9urI9t boft, muB Dir bol!
unier gearl 5lui6l 8ein nodbrin,
ga. Sd 10, Ds 9abts ia eff a gansi
MaB ba itebn. go ba tpirb bid e6
taum biirI9tn." @ias b0 ReO' 10
biTii unb fpOttiid aufubro6t bat, pa!
g san5t Wtrbbs9aus belIauf 3umGoda
ans'fan9t, Der 9annes aba is Dor 9ift
roth iporO'n mia a @oderl uno is in
oan Rdnb auTii unb boam g'rennt.
3ong no bont'n b Wdma iteign
lohen; rSannes boit belief a ipunbers
braps Wei. Meinigs traget mir 9
Giien nit na4 in's @irtbsbaus mia
beinigs." So bans ale g'fagt, 10 of
er in's 9eisl temma is. Degn ben ia
er a nimmt fin 9angd unb is a brupa,
tpirtbIdoftli6a Monn tporbn unb boi
nad Iein' Sob isin' SinoerR id0n's
Su6erl boloF'n.
1Sobt's 9'ieg'n, baB ma alIatpeil
bur4 an Dib oft mebr ausri9P ala
burh tpoab 9ptt tpas2"
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f6er Ginfadbeit Frsbten, ieboh babel
in Wirtlidtsit auffallsnb uno prunts
fidtig blieben. @ine brittle 9attung
tparsn enbli9 bic Saupases, bic nit
itruppigsm Saar berumliefen unO iiber
bsrsn goitiim ii6 Inn suten 9lnitdnbs
pi[len ni9t ipeiter rsoen lGBt. Nur
fsi eripdbnt, baB bic Saupasentru4t
ielbit bon iiber fiinfsis Sabre alien
Damsn niht psri9mdbt puroe. Was
bic Situsfriiur betrifft, 10 paBte fie
fir iunse @eIhtsr ni9t libel. ielbit in
ibrsn asidmadloieiten 9lborten. 9lls
folfe lei bier bic WtubItobfriiur gez
nannt, Bel pslher ole Sdare tpie BON
@turme aetrisbsn bon riidpdrts iiber
ben aopf gspirbelt tpurDen. Gs buus
erte niat lanse, Bis iid bic 5eoern
sifernber @ei9madspdhtsr in 8etpes
gung ieBten, unb bic ro'hiloertsngluss
ipiidIe Der Mobe osrihpanpen pols
itGnbia, dls Der Stern oes erIten gfas
puIson i'm 3snitb itanS.
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GItpdterBanSratD.
gon Griba '5bans.

8 tpte lieb' ids, RaIt gu balten,
. ipie rubt ii9's aus
8ei bem dIten Mann, i'm alien,
2ieben, ftillen 9aus!
lleberall, i'm @rniten, S8idten,
2ansen 2ebens Spur!
Sunbertidbrige @eIbi6ten
MeiB bic tleine llbr.
Sn ben &diten, in ben S9rdnfsn,
Sebes Ding lumber,
2auter itilIe 4ngebenfen
ON elm pRiemals mebr."
Sebe Sa4e mabnt gum Sinnen,
2dbt gum Srdunen Elm:
9tltes Silber. altes 2innen,
9(lte Stiderei'n.
2auter tbeure, trauterporbne
@aben lieber Sdnb!
9auter freunblide @erItorbne
8!iden bon Der Wanb.
Sebes Ding bon 2ieb' umse6en,
S4onungspoII geniibt.
. pie traut 1T langes 2e6en,
SaS bic Orbnung itiiBt!
8ie Ou ber3ig plduoerit, 4lter,
SSreunbli9, tlug unb sart!
Ou @rinnerungsperpalter,
Sreu BAIT Su gefpart!
MDgit Ou 0einen S4ab perpuIten
@o9 iabrein, iubraus!
8, tpie neilt iid's gut i'm alien
2iebsn, itillen Saus!
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8atbiefbafte Smi6riften.

9on Or. Dilliam 6. ganfielb in
Sopeport6 psrbsn neuerbings lebbdfts
9lnftrsngunsen ssmu4t, nm bic bisber
unent5ifferbaren SnIdrifteR ober Sia
9ilren (Runsn noroiI6er @ntoeder
9lmsritas) bes iosenanntsm SigRton
god gu sntrGtbIeln, unb Fat er gu oie>
fem 3tpeds Qbbilhungen oes mertipiirs
bigen Stsins elmer 4naubl nambafter
Gelebrtsn bes Sn> unb 9luslanoes
iibermittelt. Ser Stein ipirb na6 benz
Srte 9isbton, in Muidduietts, am
Saunton 9aiper sipii4en san Giper
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tteber oaS San3ett.

Sir aIle Oieisnigsn. ipelhe cine
iibenoe 2ebensart fiibren, mebr geiitis
t5dtig Iinb, ooer Stubenurbeit gu pers
Nqihten baben, lit bas SaSen isbenfaGa
cine Der 5lpedmGBigIten 2eibesiibuns
gen, neil es 8epegungen peranlabt
ipel6e Der @eiunobeit bienli6 Iino.
Sreilih muB bas San5en maBpOu, nit
8opii4t getrieben tperoen, neil Ionii
febr beoentlibe Solgen entIteben f0n,
men. 9ieIe iino: 9tbmunssbeihper'
ben, Seratlopfen,. 8erbauungs4St0s
rungen, 2ungenent5iinbung II. I. NJ,
Die llrIa6en aller oieier llebel elItdnbs
iinb folgenbe: Usan tan5t gsrObnlid
n einem Saal, in tpelhem bic Cuff
gi iparm lit. neil enttpeoer bic Cliff
lung unseniigenb, ober bic 8sleud'
lung gu fart lit. Solde 2uft ertpeiii
fi9 i6dolih fir bic Gungen unb bic
9eIunbbeit iiberbaupt. Die engen
Saillen oerbinbsrn bas @inat6men Der
notbpenbigen 2uft. Ser 3ug, tpel6et
bur4 bas unporii9tise Seffnen Der
Senitsr entitebt, tpuroe f6on oft bic
1lrIade ben 2unseni4tpinbiu9t. gud
por eistalten 9etrGnten tann niai
brinsli4 senug getparnt peroen. Oaa
Sun5en gleid na9 benz @hen 1T unbe'
bingt iddbliA. man iolIte tpenigItens
eineStunbe tparten. 9dnSlid gu perbie,
ten ut berSdn5 allenSenen, beren 9th.
mungsorsune leibenb iinp, ipeil in Der
erbDbten 2uftpdrme unb burb bic ge.
tpaltidms 8elpegung beim SunSen Elm
8lutIturS bic 5olge Iein tann; ebenIr
mub allen Oenen pom SanaeR abssra.
then iperoeR. bic an Ser5tIopfen lsi'
RON
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&arl GmanueG g den d.

N q II V TT II lei - q Il q.
ben ssiitli4en Stanb beTtimmt, CAB
bies Stubium ieOo9 auf. @r mar
suerit Mitslieo unb bann prdiibsnt
oes 8unoesratbs in Bern, nahosm er
ben 1857 bis 1863 ieinen Canton i'm
Stadtsratb pertreten bate, befen
8icezPrdiiOent er i'm Sabre 1862 mar.
Sm folsenoen Sabre purbe er gum
8unoesrat6 unb bann ieit 1866 fpiez
berbult gum 8unbesprGiibenten ges
tpdblt. @r erfreute iid elmer gang
auBerorOsntliden 8eliebtbeit.
Gin Opfer feiser Wteu6elmDroer 1T
Der r9ismard 8ulsariens", Stefan
Nicplof Stambulop in Sofia aus oem
2eben gsI9ieben. Stambulop mar
i'm Sabre 1853 gu Sirnopa seboren
unb itubirte inRuBldnb Surispruoena.
Ha6bem er in benz ariege gegen bic
Siirten, 1877-78, als SretpilIiser
tbsilsenommen, purbe er qopoeat,