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New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
FIGHTING THE SALOONS.
THE NEW-ROCHELLE TAVERN, WHICH RUNS
ON A BUSINESS BASIS. WORKING IN
THE TEMPERANCE FIELD

The New-Rochelle Tavern is soon to enter It's new
quarters in Lawton-st.. built especially for its work
The tavern Is what might be termed Temperance
saloon" 1t started by some citizens and bus-
ness men in New Rochelle who have formed them
selves into legal corporation, known as the New
Rochelle Tavern Company. The tavern was built on
the lines OF the average saloon the chief point Of
distinction being an absence OF intoxicating drinks
Beyond this, the customers who are men only. are
allowed 10 indulge in the amusements found in the
ordinary public-house.
While the tavern is founded for philanthropic
purpose to draw men away from the evil associa-
ons and temptations OF the saloon. 1t is conducted
strictly on business principles and purely busi-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09

ments are under the supervision of Charles Ks-
finger OF New-Rochele. 1t would be difficult 10
find a more attractive situation the Sound than
that possessed by the NewRochelle Rowing Club
at Hudson Park. Echo Bay.
The club numbers about 100 members, and is In
hourshing financial condition. The officers for 1895
are Frederick W. Schoonmaker, president; George
T. Squire vice-president James II. Price secre
tary; William E. Moore, treasurer; E. b. Pinckney,
captain: II. s. Clarke. first lieutenant. and j. A.
Huntington, second lieutenant. The trustees are
Albert c. Owen. Herman I.ambden, Joseph T.
Brown tr., and Eugene Lambden.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
1T WILL BE A NEW HOUSE
THE NEW-ROCHELLE ROWING CLUBS HOME
TO BE RECONSTRI-C.rED

The Governing Committee OF the New-RocbelIe
Rowing Club has charge of the recons,ruct,on and
enlargement Of the clubhouse a cut of which is
herewith given The plan provides for a room on
the first floor 4oXS5 feet. for the storage of boats
and bicycles. The second story will be arranged
with reception-room, 35x4O feet finished in har(
wood and adjoining rooms for ladies, with lockers
and bath
In order to accomplish these improvements bond,
have been issued of SO each bearing per cent
interest The work is going ahead rapidly and the
building will be completed at an early date.
The plans for this building are furnished by Kim
pail q thompson, Of New-York, and the improve
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
HRTG DEAL IN LUMBER.

St Louis. No. May S.-What Is said TO De 'he
largest lumber deal ever negotiated was eonau'' .'
80 In this cty on Wednesday. The Chicago
Coa, and Lumber Company. concern which mas
been recently moved here from Atchison ran
hought from the St. Louis Refrigerator and Wooden
cutter Company 100000 feet OF yellow pine iur-
- THE material is being cut at Lumberyon, on,
ss ond will be delivered at the rate OF zoovSUo
sn, Vear II will require the use OF looo ireigh'
.earn 10 fransnort II.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
THE CLOvER's CLAIM AGAIN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Thank you for reminding me OF the botanical
history of my clover. thought. after mailed my
letter some one would pick up on that point
But does not the fact strengthen the symbolism!
We az a nation though we now call ourselves ma
,,ves re made up OF many transpianted races. And
we. our principles. government and the cover aiike
No,rsh vigorously In the land OF our adoption; much
more so than the literally native people or cover
''' " ~ JANE r. JOHNSON.
Watertown. Conn. May o. 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
CuEAp WAY OF TRAVELLING.

pockford QIl) correspondence OF Ihe c"icdso
Times-Herald 49,, . ,oc., nvn-
nos returned from wager SGafO IN
Wakeu io'" rnev said they hypnotlzed each ,t vune
sfore o they started and imagined tnfg eetng or
going the distance OF lo ""e' "
sleeping.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
SHE HOLDS DOWN A CLAIM.
From The Minneapolis Journal.

u.r,,nas live not alone in novels Mrs. Nell Tins
IN .holdIng down n claim seven miles from pos.,
office and mile from neignoors anc ,1sh uh,nS IN
she cares with her own hands she m s has some sSe
tIEs IN her lonely moments. Perhaps 1t does nor
require great amount Cf S 10 wsa'Sst Set
one is inclined to doubt 1t let him try IT ana see
She says she does not mind It during I'm ,ne d
the door and lights the lamp, and nothing can inouce
her 70 peep outside until morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09

The State Treasurer Addison b. Colvin, was In
the city yesterday Mr. Colvin Is still loyal 70
Governor Morton. but he gravey shakes his head
when the Governors candidacy Is mentioned. ana
II is evident that he does not believe the Governor
has much Of a chance Mr GOWN IS Inucn en- imeet m II
his district. 1t is three-cornered AFFAIR In way
and there is much personal feeling over the OUT
come. The present member from the Port Henry
mated the last time after close fight with EXON
gressman Burleigh. Mr. Colvin cast the deci1ins
vote That gave ground for the enmity OF MI BUR
leigh. Now. Mr.. Burleigh has induced Mr.. Witner-
Mr. Wtherbee has been a warm ir;end OF MT
Foote but was dragged into the fight by Burlelgh
Politicians say that Mr. Burlegh Is Pittng Messrs ,ns
10 secure the nomination himself as compromise
candidate Mr. Colvin said that hot night was
being made In the district. but ne was OF tne I'M !,
preston that Foote. who Is young, popular ana
wealthy. will win In the END
Ex-Congressman william Whiting. OF Holyoke.
Mass is pleased with President Cleveland's order
pIacing about thirty thousand more ohicehoiders
under the Civil Service laws 1T VIII do lot OF
good" he said yesterday. There are 100 many
ncrsons in office who are there Tor an ,ese -
In H. This will keep good many peopic ~" my !.
ing offices from changing their ponies SO 1,.n b
al example OF the way an oilice-houer Wiii & ~
Nth every wind that blows | can site the case ot
a colorcd man whom had appointed IN me reuri. i
Service Since that time he has peen pcino.i . a
a Republican free silver man M ana hn n uroto fo me
and said he would like have letter 10 ms Seha1
Tor az he was afraid his place was IN }eoPaiuS,
wrote back and asked him what ply nc r sba
to now. think that placing ,mch D,h ,ronble for
CCnnsrassnen and put an end to much hypocrisy
among the servants OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
prize SPEAKING AT CORNELL.

Ithaca. ~ Y, May s.-The Woodford prize con-
test in oratory was won tonight by Charles Henry
Rammelkamp, OF South Orange. n. J. HIS suDlect
was Truth and Dogma-the Irrepressible Connict
in Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
DID THEY AGREE'
Minneapolis Journal.

From The Minneapolis Journal
In South Dakota case has been argusa eU nercs
yWosnen The presiding Judge considers the snen
one in which a womans judgment . parttiscy!asfH Days! sH
snitshie involving the custody Of minor child. DuS
he reserves to himself the right Of deciding en- NJ
general verdict f 4
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09

listed has been made as much more unequal as ~. Sno
equal rights" agitators could possibly make II Tn's
is what Is called the advancement OF women. ",
Brooklyn, May 4, 1896. - W.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
MKINLEY AND THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

MKINLEY AND THE CURRENCY QUESTION
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: That William Mckinley represents the views
of 80 per cent OF the voters of this country ON 's
currency question cannot be challenged his reeofo
sound money Is the record OF the hepuohca"
party and the traditional policy Of this great Nation
since It's foundation. The United States mas peeh
gold basis for years, and william Mch'"ie'
doesn't favor any disturbance Of our monetary sys-
tenn until international agreement Is euec'eu.
small but influential clique OF brokers mas Joiheu
the allied bosses and the British free traders IN an
attempt to cloud the issue which Is the real one
that is to be determined in the coming campaign.
This combination Is strainng every nerve 10 Jeo-
pard the prospects of the Republican party by loud
ly proclaimng that the financial question has been
at the root OF the country's msfortunes during the
last four years. and should be the leading ISSUE
was lately travelling In the West. and made
It one of my particular duties 10 secure information
on the subject When put the direct question 10
traders. statesmen, merchants and farmers. as 10
whether the currency question was responsible TOT
the business depression and the fall In prices.
invariably met with the answer: 1T Is not the
quality of the dollar that troubles US. but the lack
OF it. The Wilson bill Is responsible for our condi-
ton" William Mckinley IS a bmetalst, as Is
every sound-money man The Republican party party
silver currency, while the Democratic party has
been rhe consistent advocate Of the free-slver fa-
Should William Mckinley be elected on bimetai- fetal
lie platform, as DelleVe ne WILL curTcnCy qucS,
ton will be settled by international arrangement and
to the satisfaction Of the most captlous goldoug
in the land. Great Britain Is anxious for an I'M
mediate solution of this problem, which vitaily al
fects her imperial interests She will gladly Co
Kiney to secure the full recognition Of silver as
standard money, by restoring the stable monetary
With full knowledge Of the conditions surrounding
the subject Governor Mckinley Is entirely justified
in refusing to anticipate the Judgment OF the Ma
tona Convention by answering the caprcious de-
ponents Every reputable and selfrespecting Ameri-
can citizen knows that William Mckinley Is as
sound as gold dollar which Is the basis of our
currency but the discredied schemers are trying to
stultify him, and the Democrats are trying to hide
the tariff issue.
The dlsreputable combination Of bosses has failed
TO deceive the people by the currency scarecrow,
and despite their Infamous attempt to defeat the
popular will. Mckinley will be inaugurated on
| March 4 and this country will not alone have q
| sound tariff but also sound money.
T. ST. JOHN GAFFNEY.
Nov-York Nav Z 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09

David Martin, National Republican Committee
from Pennsylvania. was at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday forenoon. but returned 10 Phila-
dephia n little before noon. Mr.. Martin says that
he viii vote for Mckinley on the first ballot at ST.
Louis and declares that there many other
delegates In Pennsylvania who. despite the can
d!dacy of Senator Quay. will do the same thing.
Mr. Marin was OF the strongest members OF
the hog combine" which antagonized Senator quay
last year and he has special regard for the Sena
tors political aspirations He came here 10 consult
James Clarkson and Mr. Platt upon business mat
tiers, and admitted he tried 10 draw the combine
men, 'It is walkover." were Mr.. Martins last
words before leaving here. The man from Ohio
State that perhaps more than any other has
prohted by the creed OF protection. and that IL
should desert the champion OF that Greco Is al
Wrong. l think that many OF the Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
to be anything In the world that prevent the
nomination of the Ohio man now"

Ex-Governor Royal c. Taft. of Rhode Island. has
just returned from trip In Virginia, and he brings
back the tale of Mckinley gains that all
travellers are relating nowadays The Ex-Governor
Is highly elated at the Republican gains In his
State, and says that the Republican majority for
the Presidential ticket this year will be unpre-
cedented. "In the South find Mckinley sentiment
is dominant everywhere" he went in the course
of a conversation. while there is report that
Governor Lippitt in my State Is for Mckinley.
know nothing about II, but | believe that Rhode
Island as we'll as the most OF NewEngland. is
loyal TO Mr. Reed The Governor did not be-
lieve that many Democrats would vote for the Re-
publican nominee on account OF protection. but the
Republicans would draw immense majority.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-13
Cine ae,le Ment@cnraHe

murbe neuerbtngs in Mespptsn entz
bedt lnb gelegntli@ Der r8rittib Mfz
location" i'm borigen Sabre inner
balb Der antbropologti@en Settion
ge19ilbert, tporiiber bic r9sature" bonn
10. OCTOBER 1895 bert4tet. Man
fanb bon btefer &afe i'm Ntltbale Ell
r'ee 200 @@dbel unb 400-500 Stez
lettsSbetle. Ma9 Der pob1 befdnnz
tn @fnabme Der S@Gbelz Rapa5ttdt
III Sen 9ropen, bergli@en NIT Der 3u=
nofme Der @9dbel in Der artttf4en
unb gemdBi9ten Gone, 9eb0rte bic
&ofe uripringlt@ Dem troptf@en
Mfrtta an, befab aber etnen bonn Ne@
ger obtpei&enoen Sppus NIT ftruffen
ober ipeuigem 9aare. Man tpurbe
auf tie uufmertiam bur@ GENTLE, b1l<
liz unG9ppttf@e @ebrdu9e 3ipii9en
8aQas unb Na9obu bel Sbeben. Mne
Sopfgei@trre tparen NIT Der 9arb gez
ma@t, obglet@ bas S1pferzMa in
Megppten ldmgit :befannt 1T. Dod
'par Metal nt4t gang unbetannt, bic
grobe Menge Der @erdtbe iebr fem
gcc1tettet. 9te laneen meKertlin=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-13

= Die anlepsr0Bte @erbreitung bat
bic 8tbel in Der beuti@en Spra@e gez
funben. Dur9 bic r8rttii@e unb
ausldnbii@e 8tbelgeiell14aft" 1T lie
(beuti4) in IL Milionen Gremplare1
perbreitet morben. Die1elbe @efelz
f@aft bertrieb IL Mi1ionen fran30itz
19e 8ibeln: iiber 5 Minionen in @i=
.ne1i1@er @pra4e, eben 10 btele in ruiz
ii{9er, iiber 3 112 Mt0ton in italiez
nii9er, fat 9let4 btele in fduebii@er
g pra9e; ferner fat 3 MiQionen in
bGnii9er unb iiber 2 Mi0tonen in bolz
ldnbi1@er @pra@e. Nabeau 100000
8ibeln Ypurben NIT arabi19em Sert
perbreitet, iber 1 1i2 Mi1ion in ber
@engali1pra9e, 3i4 MiIion in c3edi<
1her, 1 la Milton in bebrGt14er
unb iber 1 Mt1ion in ungarii@er
Spra@e pertbeilt. Da3u tommen enbz
lid. nod 100000 lettii&e, $4,000
malaeafft19e, $4,000 malapt1@e 8tz
beln, nebit 100000 in Der Maeatbtz
unb iiber 1 Mtlion in ber Selugafpra=
DE. gu @nfang bieies Sabrbunberts
mar bic 8ibel taum einem Tiinftel BON
Der 8eb1lterung Der @rbe 3usdnglt@,
iebt lit lie in $50 per19tebenen @pra<
9en berbrettet unb tann bon neun
3ebnteln aner Meni@en gelefen tperz
ben. Sci ulIer Mnertennung bts @iz
fers ber groBen frommen @eieqi@aft
mub man bod fagen, bab lie melt
iber bas nibli@e 3iel binaus9ef@oiz
len bat, benin oon Der san3en 8epDltez
rung Der @rbe tann mtnbelt tens bic
9dlfte i%iberbaupt ni&t, alio AUDI telz
ne 8ibel lel len.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-13

On unb bic ~sabelisen Speertopte NIT
eisentbumli9em Strife gum @intan@
gen l~aufenber SPHERE iino CANA be-
Tonbers mertnirbig. Sebr 14Dn &C.
Fprmte Rriise aus bartem @eiteine NIT
bIrdJbobrten 9enteln gum Mufbdngen
reiben iid ebenio 9aratteriittih an
unb iinb in Sbon imitirt NIT &C.
fGrbter Marmoriruns, 10 bab tie
ipGter aud bic etnseborenen 4egppter
annabmen. Mussebebnte 8esrGbntsz
plGBe tpurben aYfsefunben, woour4
man bic Mrt ber 8e5tattun9 tennen
lelnte; Die 2ei1en besrub man in e.
ner auiammengeoosener Gage neblt
man9erlei 9efdben ober 2eidenz@sz
i1irren nit einem sroben 8ranbe,
tpel9er elm She'll Der 8egrdbntss Gersz
monte mar. @ieies unb Der eisenz
tfimlide pbD1i14e Sppus bes 0oltes
'i9eint ielbtses nit ben alien Mmmoz
intern Siibzp alditina's gu perbinben'
tpdbrenb es anberfeits ber eing>z
panbert ietn mag, oa es it4 eng mil
ben llreinmobnern NorbzMfrita's pers
tniipft. Die 3eit ietner @tntpanz
berung na4 Mesppten ftellt it@, mad
ben @rdbern gu urtbeilen, in bic pe=
rtobe opii&en Der 6. unb IL. 9pnas
itie, 10 baB ibr @aiein ben SAL be.
pprumtben bauenben 9pnaitie uni
bic Glide ertldrt, Npel@e ii@ bon oa uf
in Der dspptii@en @ei3i@te 5eigt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-13
-Die @e3iebunsen amif&en @rob<
4nrr;or mn IM~puffGInnh hnh<n 3ih

Otc O~edIeVulIYeH 01u'IuS" S%Dp..
britannien unb Deuti4lanb babtn it4
tpdbrenb Der lebten Sage ni@t gebef>
lert unb namentli@ nt@t, ieitbem be-
tannt murbe, baB bic btplomatii@en
B%emiibungen bes leBteren barauf gez
ri&tet 1paren, Stalien unabbdngis BON
feinen gegentpGrtisen @erbinbeten IN
Elm 8inbntB NIT @ublano unb Der
Surket gu 3ieben. Der Dretbnnb
lduft i'm Sabre 1897 ub. 8tsber baben
0eut19lanb unb Oe1terret@ teinen
@runb gu slauben gebabt, bab cine
Ipl@e Menberung in ben 8eotebungen
amii@en ben Dreibunbsmd@ten einz
treten piirbe, bab Stalten cine Menbe<
runq bes observation-disclosures min14en
loQte, aber 4pdbrenb Der lebten bier
aebn Sage >pies @ignor Griipi bic
italienii9en 8oti@after in Berlin unb
Wten an, bic bortigen &egierun9en be-
3iigli@ |mtdtiger @erdnberungen in ben
Werbinoli&teiten gu ionbiren, tpel@e
Der Dretbunbspertrag Stalien aufer<
legt, unb in Golge ber @orreiponoen3
@ri1pt's nit ben @ertretern StaltenS
BEL ben austpdrtigen Soften Fat f4
@raf Nisra, Der ttalienti@e 8otf&uf=
ter in Wien, Elm eifrlser 8efurporter
'bes Dreibunbs, na@ &om beseben, UNI
ieinen @innub fir bas Gortbeftebe1
bes lebteren anautpenben.
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: MQn berimtet aus

Wtan bert9tet aus Ser
moii1lo, Msr., 81. San: Cine Sc
fe0f@aft BON feds @olbfu@err mar
Dor eintgen Wo9en bon bier na@ benz
Snnern Der Snfel Siburon aufgebrp>
den, tpel@e BON einem Snbtuneritamm
betpubnt Hpirb, Bel benz mod Der Rar<
nibalismus gu 9uuie iein ion. SEPT
tommt bic Melbung, baB flint BON
ben @olbfu@ern bon ben Snbianer11
get0otet unb mabrf@einlt@ 1er3ebrt
tporoem ftnb. @iner ber @eifenber,
benz es gelun9en 1par, benz @@tdiale
1etner @enphen gu entrinnen, 1T alf
elmer Garm in Der Ndbe bieier 5tabt
eingetroHen. Wte berielbe beridtet,
traf er nit ieinen &ameraben auf benz
Mur14 gang %unertpartet auf Elm Syn
bianeroorf; lie murben idmmtli@ ge<
fangen genommen unb f9on trafen
bic &%unntbalen ale Mnitalten, lire
@efangenen ab3ui@la@ten, als es inn
gelang gu entflteben. Ct g(aubt,
oab bic l1ebrtsen BON ben Snbianern
ldmmtlt4 ,gef@lc&tet unb %aufgefreiz
len tporben iinb. St bebauptet, bab
bic Snbianer ausnabmslo5 febr
tpertbpoQe golbene S@mudia@en trllz
gen unb bab audi aus Dtelen anberen.
In3et&em nit Si@erbett barauf 3n
1@lteben 1T, bab auf Der Snie1 Sob.
borbanben 1T.
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Yne8e Der cbren tci &ineerm.

Cine for9iame Sbrenp1e9e BET &tnz
bern lit fir @ltern unb @r3teber Elm
iiberaus mtdtiser @egenianb, ba iid
erfabrungssemdb infolge BON MuBerz
a9tlaKung elmer iol9en, aablrei@e
tiefer9retfenbe Obren : @rtrantungen
entpideln. Dte pflese bes Obres
bat 19on in ben eri ten 2~ebenstasen gu
beginnen, ba bas @eb0rorgan Der
Meuseborenen infolge ieiner etsenz
tbimli9en anatomi1@en @erbdltntffe
bur@ Gubere Ginfliife febr lei@t erz
trantt. 8et Der iibli4en Metbooe
bes 8abens Der @duglinge tann
bur@ bas 0ftere @tnbringen bon Wa1z
Ter in ben duBeren @eb0rsang cine
Gen3iinbung 6erporserufen perben;
besgleihen tann 1pdbrenb bes 8a=
bens bur9 bas @ini@lurfen BON Waiz
Ter in bic Nafen0Hnungen bic Tliiiz
iigteit bur@ bic bel jungen &inbern
nod tur5e unb 4pette Sbrtrompete elm
brtngen unb cine NIT 3%erit0runs bes
Srommelfeus perbunbene eiteri9e
@nt5iinbung bes Mittelobrs perur11=
4en. Daraus ergtebt ft4, bab beim
8aoen ber Sduelinse Der &opf berz
ielben berart in erb0bter Gage gu balz
ten 1T, baB oas Wah ct tpeoer in bas
Sbr, nod in bic N%aienb0ble elm
bringen tann. Da a%ngeborene nber
na& Der @eburt entitanbene @9merz
b0ri9teit ober Saubbeit i'm eriten Sc
bensiabre bdufig iiberieben mirb, 10
empfieblt es ii@, in einiser Gntferz
nung btnter Dem Riiden bes &inbes
gu pfeifen uno gu iin9en; elm Sinh
nit normal entpideltem 9Drperm0gen
mirb ben Ropf na@ Der @te0e, BON
mo- bas @erdui& tommt, bin5umenben
tra@ten. Wtrb nab 1fterer Wieberz
bolung bieies 10 etnfa@en @er1u@es
6as 5eblen ieber 8etpegung bes Sop
fes tonftatirt, 10 mifen iorg1ame
Gltern fofort etnen Mr3t toniultiren,
neil bic @eb0rftDrung BEL elmer mD3z
ft@t friiben Gr3tlt@en 8ebanblune
nt4t felten re4t quite 9etlre1ultute
geben; Bel Ni4rbea9tung Der 90rit0z
rungen t0nnen ii@ bleibenbe @erdn=
berungen enttpideln, tpel9e 1pdter cine
9etlung Der @&merb0risteit ausi9lie=
Zen. Die @ltern miiFen fernerbin
beber3igen, baB in normalem 3uitanr
bic Qtbmung bel &inbern ftets burd
bic @aie gei@iebt, unb baB buber bag
anbaltenoe Mtbmen bur& ben seDT=
neten Munb uuf cine trantbafte @er=
4imoerung. Der Naienatbmung bin=
tpetft. IS empfieblt ii@ BEL ldnserer
@auer ber perbinberten Maienatb,
mung bur@ genaue dr3tli4e l1nteriuz
dung bas 9tnbernis feitftenen uni
beleitt9en gu lai1en; 1eBteres mi:1
mett in 4rontf@en Naientatarrben
beiteben, unb tbre 9eilung 1T inioz
fern bon GROCER 8ebeutung, als BIZ
NIT iener @~rtpantuns 8ebafteten mad
ben @r9ebnihen neuerer 6ori4unQ
bentfaul iinb unb cine 9roBe .l1nluit
gum 2ernen an ben Sag legen unb
bteie Mn3et@en na@ 9eilun9 bes &u=
tariffs i&tpinben.
@lus benz uiFamtlienarat.D
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- Sn Tolge zines alten Strettes,
Der tir3li9 mieber gum Musbru9 fam,
biibten in Sm a, Nebrasta, Sobn
@rupn it. unb Sobn sled tbr 2eben
Elm unb Grdulein Silie 8ropn muroe
lebensgefdbrlid perleBt. Die beiben
8riiber SLED orangen tir3li@ in bas
8romn'19e Wobnbaus unb erDHneten
Elm Jeuer NIT &epolpern auf bic 6a=
mile 8rotpn. Sobn 8ropn, feline
beiben @0bne unb cine So@ter ieBten
ii4 pobl CUR Mebre, batten aber teine
Teuerpafen i'm 8eitb. Cine Rugel aus
Dem @epolper bes iungen 8eorge 5led
fubr benz alien Mann bur9 bic 8ade,
cine atpeite feinem Sobn bur4 bic
9anb. Menige Mtnuten ipdter erz
i9ten Der dlte1te @obn 8ropn's,
sSpbn, unb erbtelt iofort einen @4ub
bur@ bic 8rut unb einen 3tpetten
bur9 ben &opf, 10 bab ct tobt gu 30
ben i~tir5te. Sebt anberte fi4 aber
bic Scene. Ser 11=iGbrige Sim 8ropn
elite 6erbei, ergrif Elm groBes @tid
8rennbol3 unb i9lug benz iungen
sled bic 8aFe aus Der 9ano. Darauf
ergriF Ct Elm @etDebr \unb f4ob ben
SIZED nieber. Snamti@en mar au4
Siuie 8rpnn nieoergei@lasen unb lez
bensgefdbrlt@ pertpunbet porben.
- Sn @afbtngton er9ablt
man ii9 folgenbe biibf4e @ei4i4te:
@iner ber poli3iften, mel@e betm Met>
ben !6au1e Wa9e fteben, 1T Elm be-
lpnberes f@Dner Mann unb bon groz
Der, imponirenber @etalt. ct bait
bel auf iein MeuBeres unb bic Meiz
i%inatnDpfe 1einer Uniform slan5en
INNER ME @olb. Dieier poliaiit
nabm tlr3li& feline tleine 6zidbriae
Sodter NIT auf feline Wa9e. Wdbrenb
er ber &letnen pie S40nbeiten bes
@artens aetate, tamen bic tletnen
SD9ter bes prdiioenten, Ruth unb
@fber @lepelanb, unter ber Sbbut
threr Bonnen aus benz 9au1e, Inn
ii@ inn @arten Elm tpentg berum3utol=
len. Die t(eine Stuff lief boraus unb
blieb, als iie cine Mltersgenofin entz
bedte, nelrgtertg iteben. Sic betra@z
tete bas tleine MGb@en bon &opf
Big gu Giiben unb iagte bann mt@tig:
--- yMetn Papa lit Prdftoent,
tper 1T bein papa?" Die Mntmprt
mar: vMein papa lit elm Poli3ift."
@utb f@aute auf bic mannli&e @eitalt
bes poliaiiten unb auf feline bltbenoe
Uniform unb iagte bann betriibt: rS9
piihf@te, mein papa pdre audi Elm
poli3tit."