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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

ben buIsarif9en Sbron in Musfat
genommen bate. Sn Rutdis. nah
9iflis bic srDbte @tabt bes Rautdius.
haben aud bic 5iiriten 3i9ianotp ih'
rem 3auptpobnfiB.
I'm auf ben eisentlthen 3ped Der
Expedition iiber5ugeben. 1T es in eriter
2inie bic 8abarbenfamilie, Die nns I'M
tereIiirt. 2lIs nGmli9 bic MasDaren
bereits auf benz Dege nah ibrer neuen
.6eimatb tparen - 70 beridtet cine
aeitsenDfiiide bpaantinilAe Gbronit
- lDite fh bon ibnen Der &dbaren@
itamm los, Inn in bic alte 9eimatb,
IN bas Sbal bes Chorus, 5uriidaufeb=
rem. Diefe 3abaren finb bic Worfab=
rem Der beutisen Rubarben, bic cine
auffallenbe Mebnlihfeit NIT ben ln=
garn baben. DasieIbe gift BON ben
ebenfalls bertpanbten Stdmmen Der
Mbu3a, Mbaae6 unb 9hab5ig, bic ge=
meinfdaftlidb NIT nod einisen 4bibe
aenannt tperben. Die Mbdoen 3ei4s
men iid burd sroBe Snteaisen5 aus
unb iinb I'm rufiif9en Dienit germ ges
feben. Dura ibren ginflnB auf bie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

-nnterMrtifen. g.: .5ait
Du oebDrt, mas unferm gonegen. ben,
glotDn, psffrt iite" 8.: ,,Nein. !"
g.: uMeine yrau 1T geftern Mbe1b
nit ibm bur9gesangen."
Maffiniert. - 9err: %,
idb rG6e mid an meiner S9piegsr=
mutter!1 0err: ,Wie benne" 9err:
so oft meine yrau foebt muB fie Bel
uns ipeiien."
@6Iagfertig. 8ummler
(einem borii3sreilenben 8rieftrdser 5uz
rufenb): Sra MI, Mdnnefen, is ni{9t
an mir2 8rieftrde er:: Ne Mdnnetsn
- an Sbnen Is gar rnif4t.
Hreh. g2ibter: ..Denfen Gie
bod, einmal. tpie {d,0n bas tpGre, ipenn
e5ie arm, uber ebrli9 lebten, nnb nibi
.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
9tr 8elo uoll sNakaae.


Die frisbli9e GnttDtdlnng beg pprt
Ben cStdIimern IN GrDtbrdd dngelegteIt
gplonien erfubr cine idbe lnterbfes
d3unq bur6 ben Mufifanb bes Nas
Ieanau{ba bon 9igre, eints natiirlts
t,en @5ohnes bes @rDBf0ni9s Spbdns
nes, i'm December 1894. Die Jninrs
reetion tpurbe iebDH bur4 bic Stalte.
ner niebergefHIagen unb bas @ebtef
gfos Mangafcba's nit $1,000 Aaias
bratfilometer nnb 100000 GintDObs
nern Der golonie GrptbrGn einnerletbt.
Der bes Hbrpnes Derluftig ertldrte
Mangafda flob gu Menelif unb ret5te
biefem auf, nit beipaffneter 9unD GEE
aen bic fremben Ginbringlinge bor.'
auaeben. Mm Z. December p. S. erlttt
Ser am tpeiteiten na6 @iiben poraes
5dbobene pofen Der Staliener, 1O4O
einqebprene @pIbaten unb cine Bate
rie, unter benz Maior Sofeni ndth ptrs
sipeifeltem Hinsen eine NteDerlage
6urd Mds Mitael unb gfds Wdfons
nen, bic nit 1900 Mann Mmbd
Mlabfdbi ansriffen, bas bie StrdBe
na9 Mntalo fperrt. Sofeai fisI ult
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

Rinbe au Der iosenannten nRaiferz
tbiir" (tsarski avrata), Der 9aupt=
tbiir Der Stride. Na9bem bic patben
bic Subbeusllns gena9t, ridtet Der
priefter an bic patben Urasen, bic iie
i'm Mamen bes Rinbes au beantiporten
baben. Die 1auptfrase bes abanle=
qenben GlaubensbefenntniiIes lit, ob
Der uebertretenbe anertenne, bab Der
6eilige@eiit Bios bnm Batter unb niht
auh BPM Sobne ausgehe. Jfah Der
Beinbuns bte1er Jrage finbet Die Ell
sentli1e @albuns itatt. Stirne,
Maunb. Naienl09er, Obren, Brnft unb
6Gnbe bes 11ebertretenben iDerben nit
Mprrba gefalbt. tpober Der bulgariihe
Musbrud .miropomasanie" fir ben
gan5en Oft ftammt. Die MDrrbu lit
Elm nit Mobfgeriiden gefdtttgtes Del.
ipel9es bon einem gr5bifhof geiegnet
fperben muB nnb ber5eit feitens Der
bnlsarifden RN6e aus RuBlanb be-
apsen tDirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

peri9ieben, tpie ct 5tpiiden et1em
frieblihen sSi1herpolt unb elmer trie>
getif9en Reiternation nur fein tonne.
Oagegen mar ct beitrebt, Die Werz
panbtf1aft Der Masparen nit ben
9iirfen 1otpobl i'm Spra9fhab beiber
9Dlfer als in beren gbaratterdbnlih<
feiten nahautpeiien. MngeiiAts 10
tpiberfpre1enber Gbeorien mar es cine
praftifbe Shat, ais 9raf 3ihp I'M
poriaen CONNER cine Expedition aliss
riiftete, um nit ibr gum 9heil iensn
gBea ein5ufdlasen. uuf benz einft BITE
Waqbnren an ben Rarpaten getDanbert
finb. ssSn ieiner Besleituns befanbsn
fiA bic profei1oren an Der Rlduiens
burger lIniberiitdt 6. @aabecafp (9iz
ftoriter) unb g. Balint (Gpra9ges
lebrter) fDipie Der MrddolOge 0oiinsz
fp, Mbt az G3egs3arb; ais Dplz
metid fungirte Der profeifOr 5. Sfdtz
lingarian bon ben Wlilitdri1ulen tn
Hubdpeit.
Die Reife gins iiber aembers lGrgs
bes Dnieitr na9 DbeifG, bon mo iih
bic grpsbition nod NoporoiIist eirt<
{hiffte, I'm bon bier aus iiber bus
Rubdns unb 9srtfgebiet na1 9iflia
III gelangen. Sn btr Ndbe bie5er
@tabt, III gbipetureti BET Gprt, babsn
Sic aruii{6m s5iirifm 3i@ianop sintn
ibrer MObniits, iDobin ii6 Graf 3t4s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

99umen Ser Edtare1 etnjt ptti9in gez
fHr1tet geuo1t baben.
Gin anberes Invertebrates @ergpDH
i'm Etrefgebiet iinb Bic @ergjubsn. bte
dusfhlieBlin bonn Mderbuu leben.
Ser iiibifHe Eppus III Bel ibnel nibt
erfennbar, inb ibre 6rauen unb GDhz
ter sebOren ail ben fhDniten bes Rau=
fafus. @ie tragen bic faisfdiifhe
Srarht, unb bic 5rauen bdben etns
Norliebe fir orientalifhen Shmnd.
Die faufaiifden Bergiuben buben llnz
ter ben ielbftftGnbigen Dpnaftien eine
einflubreicbe NoIle gefpielt, unb es
ipirb fpgar bic Mbifammung ber Ba<
gratibenbpnaitie BON ibnen abgeleitet.
MGbrenb mir I'm tpeilihen Ranta<
ias mebrfah benz Srtsnumen Mdbz
f1ar begegner, ertpeden bic 3anb=
ihaften unb Orte am Raipifben Mleer
bunnii1e anb abari1de Meminifeen>
fen. Wir finben ha 9unib. 9unlag
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
SdnSenbe MingreIierin. n.

X u Z &c Nv u Ate h'
banbelten; beutI9 erf9ienen bon ibm
nlngarifbe Spra6ftubien" (peft
1870. sSm Sabre 1872 tpurbe fiir
i'm an Der bubapeiter llniDeriitdt ein
2ebritubl fir bic nerslei6enbe nnga=
rifdae Spra9forf9uns erriatet. 8u=
bena. Der bor einisen Sabren itarb,
bat bas sSntereHe Der Wiagparen fur
sStnnlanb eripedt.
Oas 2anb Der taufenb Seen er=
fhien ben ungarn als Elm Bruberlanb.
unb es fniipften fi9 atpif4en Siib unb
Rorb iebr tntereHante tpiHenf4aftli9e
unb literarif9e 8eaiebungen an. Da
fam profefIpr 8amberp nit feinem
Merfe bonn rllrfprung Der Masna=
rem" unb fiibrte bic ftnni59e Spra9z
beripanbtf1aft barauf auriid. baB
tpGbrenb Der 0Dlferipanbernng Sim
nen unb Magbaren i'm fubli9en AuB<
fdno pobl iabrbunberteIang bena9=
barte Wobnitdtten sebabt baben mo-
Gen, ipobur9 iid cine 8ermensung Der
Sprahen bollaogen babe. Den gba=
rafter beiber 00lter fanb 8amberp 10
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
ST 9etf 9enae

fiirftli6en 9aufe bate @raf 3i4p Sc
leaenheit, AUDI bic lanbesiibli9en
Sdnae gu feben. Infer Bib elmer
tanaenbenM nMingrelierin neranf4auli9t
iene langiame unb fait feierltthr 8ez
tpesung, bic bem unsarif9en 2af1u
elei9t. gs lit bas bic 2esgbinfd, etz
ner ber fd0niten Sdnae, benz Die Be-
tpobner bes Rautafus bulbigen. ln=
ter ben Mingrelierinnen sibt es btele
ih0ne sSrauen unb Mdb9en; tie nn@
terfdeiben ii9 bon ben @eorgierinnen
nur burA ben Oialett.
Inter Der 9agrdtiben=OD tpdz
rem ale @eorsier unb Mtnsrelier 5lt
einem RetGb peretnist. Bis elm 8rnber=
frieg ausbra9 unb Waingrelien elm
felbititGnbises 5iirItentbum NIT Der
6auptfabt 3utdis ipuroe, in Der Oaz
bian ben 5iirftentbron beities. Set
benz Nnfang unieres Sabrbunberts
gebDrt Minsrelien gum ruiTi9en
ReiG. Ser Same Oabian tau9te in
Der neueren 3eit tpieoer auf, als Rub%
lamb einen prinaen bieies 9auies fir
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
yif @nfrkfiiatit9 ots 5lrltt''
p6tl Yul9aritil.

grin5 1erbinanb bon gadlsns0 0o<
BURG unb Gotbd, ber an z. snlt 1881
bon ber buIaorifben gidtionalper=
famRlung einitimmig gum Turften
bon 8uloarien eripGblt ipurbe unb am
IA. Mugnit besfelben Sabres bic Nes
gierung bieIes lonbes iibernohm. 9af
bas 3ieI ieiner ebrsei3igen Wiint1e
errei9t: Ct 1T iebt enblih BON ben
MGHten als syiirit anertannt tporDen.
Gs fann tetnenl 3peifel unterltegen.
baB bic Mnertennung Gerbindno,s ait
9etseiben MuBlanbS gefheben TT ur0
biefelbe nieuols erfolgt tpdre, lpen1 er
bas NerIangen bieier MaAt. benprt1ls
sen Boris, 1einen dltelten @ohn uno
SbrDnfolser, In bic sriedifd=Drtbo@
bpre b. ., bulsarifbe @taatsfirhe
dufnebmen 3u lafen, ni9t ertnut
bdtte. Dem Jiiriten blieb nur iibrig,
{ih enttpeber benz Willen Hublanbs 81
fiisen ober formen abaubantsn. lno
er tpGblte bas Grftere. llnb ielbIt ieBt
1T. 10 ipirb ipsnigttns bebauptet, ,feine
@tellung ni1ts fpeniger als beneibens<
ipertb unb iein Jiiritentbron eridsint
bur1aus niht geii9ert. Oas bulga=
rif9e 9olf bat bic Grmorbung bes
friiberen pren1ierniniiters 5tambn~
loft nod nidbt bergefen unb bdnals
tpurbe glei9 pDn Mnfang an Der Wer=
babt alsgefpro9en, baB 5urif Ser
binanb ber eiaentlide 9lnitifter ber
Morbtbat fei. Sir biefen Morb
mubte er nun baburh biiBen, bab er
1i9 polIftdnbig benz Willen bes 3arerr
unterparf. Wielfa9 slaubt man iez
bod, baB es nur Der Mnfang pomgnbe
Bulsartens als felbfitanoige Ndz
tion lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
Graf gusen Ste ..

ber einen ipllen iie mil ben bor ibnen
aus Mfien gefommenen 9mnnen nnb
Mbaren pertpanbt 1ein; bic 8olts1ase
lGbt bieie @Dlfer iogar bon 8riioern
abitdmmen. Die Saefler follen Mbz
fDmmlinge Der 9unnen fetn, bic ben
eintpanbernben Magparen entgegeneil>
ten, INN iie als @tammesbriiber gu be-
eriiBen. Die WiHenf6aft bat ale
biefe 2egenben bel Seite gelaffen. 3u=
erf iparen es berporragenbe @pra1=
Torf9er, bic cine 8ertpanbtihaft 5tpiz
fden Der @pra6e Der Magparen unb
Der ssinnen berdusfanben. Otefe Mn<
f6auuns tpurbe bornebmli9 pon So
fepb 8ubens (geboren 1886 gu Rasz
borf Bel Sulba) Derfo9ten, ber 1858
nah l1ngarn fam, Inn bier NIT Der
lebenben altai19en @prape befannt
au tperben. gubena erlernte bas Siirz
fif6e. bann bic finnii4snrgifAen
@pra9en unb perfaBte ungarif9e 8iz
der. bic ben @egenitanb einsebenb Be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

SE q b q D II III Ille.
Ianate 5ie in bas 2anb Der Snrfmene11.
mo Ql1fabab, Merip nnb 8o9ara be-
fuht purben. 2luf alten 2anbfarten
finbet man neben Der 9tabt Bo9ara
einen Stamm 9unu pereaidnet. 9eute
lit biefer bort ni9t mebr porhanDer1.
en- Rerminh (bei 8o9ara) tpurbe BITE
@rpebition ppm gmir empfdngen u11o
BON bort begab fitb bieielbe na4 @a@
maratanb, ber 5anpttabt Surtes
fans.
9on 5amarfanb reifte bic grpebt@
tion iiber 8afu abermals nah Daghe@
itan, um ibre syorIhunsen unbSammz
lunaen au ergGnsen. Die leBteren be-
itebea 6auptiG9li9 aus antifen unh
neueren Waffen, @9mudfa4en, Rleis
bungsitiiden unb allerlei @erdtbldafs
ten, bic ben 8etpeis liefern, bab Die
@efcbmadsri1tnug In Der 8ebanbs
lung Der 2urusz unb 8ebrau9sgegens
ftdnbe Bel ben bertpanoten Stdmmen
inn fernen Sften bielfahe Mehnlihteti
nit Glteren unb neueren ungdrllhen
Mrbeiten baben. llebrigens bat fif
Bel einigen 5tdmmen i'm Raufaius
aud bic Srabitipn erbalten, Dab iie
nit ben WaagDaren pertpanbt iinb. UNI
nit Norliebe benuben iie Degenflingerl
nit ungarii6en MnffAriften. Oie
9eimreiie ma6te @rqf 3ihp iiber ct
petersburg. Nm 19. Sanmar bieies
sSabres bat Graf 3i6p abermals eins
Reife na1 benz aaufaius angetreten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
sc a ipr~ 8 a III a n 0.

Maipr> @alltanp.
benz Miidmarfd, Der srObte She'll iets
ner Sruppe tpurbe aber gerettet. Mm
Z. Sanuar erfdien Der 5einb por Mfuz
falle, benz einitisen 9erri9erfb oes
Nesus Sobannes unb bes 9as Manz
aaf1a. Mit nur 1880 Mann tpioer@
itanb bier Maior @alliano auf bas
1elbenmiitbiefte ben 10000 Mann bes
Nesus Menelit. 3pei Moaen binz
bur9 tobte fait Sag fir Sag Elm bet=
Ber &f I'm bas Sort Gnba Seiii
unb ben in Der @ile befeittgten, emit
bon benz spiemonteien Naretti erbauten
palaf bes RDniss Sobannes. Gnblth,
als ber lebte sropfen Waifer nera
brau9t mar, capitulirte Der tpadere
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

aus benz Often na9 benz Raufafns.
nnb aipar in 8egleitung aablreiher
8etpaffneter unb nit 9unberten bela=
bener Rameele. Sein Name mar iir%
fpriinslih s3idbi, Bis ct bic armenii4e
sSorm 3i1ian nnb bann bic ruiiilhe
3i9ianotp annabm. Da bic un9uri=
faen 3i9p bon ieber baran feitbielten,
baB ibre @orfabren bereits in Der urz
beimatb Maht lnb Mnfeben beiaben,
10 lit es nibt untpabrideinlih, baB
bic 6duier 3ihp unb 3iaianotp GEE
meiniamen llriprnnss iinb. SIN
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
S lit # S e r B I n a n b.

Sci Der Mufnabme bes fatbolt1A
getauften prin5en Boris in Die grie~
9i59=tatbolif9e Rirde, pel9e i'm
8eiiein bes @rafen autufom als Wer=
treter bes 3aren, ftattfanb, banselte
es 1i9 iibrigens feinespegs Inn cine
rSaufe", fonbern Bios um cine nSal=
bung", cine Gonfirmirung. Oenn i'm
Gegenlabe au Der Ofumenifaen &ir9e
anerfennt bic bulgariI9e ortbobore
bic nad tatboli16em ober proteitanti=
f9em Hitus polaosene 3aufe. gfad=
benz nun prin5 Boris bereits setduft
mar, trat er in ben S9ooB Der orthoz
boren Stride burd ben bloBen 5al=
bungsatt elm, Der in berfelben ionft
glei9seitig nit Der Saufe itattfin0et.
Ser 9organg Bel Der Salbung 1T fol-
senber: Nah itattsebabter 2itursie
ruff Der prieFsr bic patben NIT benz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
pie expedition ofs 0rlfsti
QFngfil Bid)l).

Die sytier bss 1OOOiGbrisen 9eites
bens bes linguriiden @tddtsmeiens,
in Werbinbung nit Der grDBangelegs
ten MISUNDERSTANDING bic IN
Die5enl Sabre in Bnbapei ftuttfinben
fpirb, regte in benz @rafen gugen
3iap bic ssbee an. iene @egenben aufs
aufuaen, bie i'm fernen Often bic nr@
beimatb ber Magnaren getpeien iinb.
lleber bic Mbitammung ber Mdgndren
eri1tiren man1erlei, iDpbl auf alte
gbroniten aeitiiBte Srabitionen. Nah
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

fotpie einen @tamm unb 8e3irf Der
Mbaren. 6imrp, Der Geburtsort
G9ampps, liegt i'm Mbarenbeairf. unb
ber Nationalbelb Der If9ertehen mar
Elm Mpare. Oas bduftge 8orfommen
folder Namen, bic an 0unnen. NDa%
rem unb Magparen erinnern. foipie
5ablrei9er @enennunsen bon Jliihen,
8ergen unb Sbdlern, bic i'm nngari=
f1en ebenfans bieIelbe 8ebeutung bas
ben. lit Elm 8eipeis bafiir, baB ficb Die
Expedition auf Der riAtigen Sabrte
befanb.
0pn Dbageftan, no emit bic miliz
tdrifhe Sitgren3e bes grpben 9unnenz
reihes mar, begab fi9 bic Expedition
tpeiter nad benz Often, Inn AUDI bic
ethnograpbif4e gren5ltnte feit3uftel=
len. lleber ben &afpif9en See gez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
92eous MeeneIit.

@aIliano In ebrenbafteiter Weiie. Die
9ertbeibiger Mafane's burften Maf=
fen, Munition unb alles ariegsmdte=
rial bebalten, iie tpurben nit proDiant
perfeben unb erbielten 2afttbiere unb
atpet Sage nab ber gapttulatton Be-
sann ber Mbaus Der Staliener nuA
Mbrtsat au. mo- ibre 9auptma9t unter
General 8nratieri itanb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

M enf9enfreunbIim. -
rWarun1 rdheln Gie. 70 nit benz SD
bel, 1err Qientendnt91 ..Dorz
nurgsiignal fir M6b1en, Bic 0era
ni4t IN GtiDalt boben!~
- Netter mann. g3iooles:
vGte fennen ben dlten MaIferSS s.
Maagles: ga MigaIes: .,gscs
far eine GDrte BON Mldnn 1T 1t benn
eigtntli&9 Mogglss: ,D, penlt e
nattne G&piegermtitter betrothtu
nsS3te ipiirbe IL nidt bas Gsrinai}e
bagesen Rabsnl~
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-27
OIL for Furniture,

There IL no one Of the hOusekeeper's
duties that requires more careful at.
tentiOn that the care OF furniture sur
faces. Dust will settle, dampness and
steam mOisten II, ana though a room
may be carefully put to rights every
day some dust is'bOund to adhere, O.
pecially In corners ana the crevices and
ornate work, that II neglected presents
anything but a lovely appearance. II
there are children, the imprInts of tiny
fingers. 30 hard to keep from soil, are
sure to adorn the edges OF tables and
form traceries on chairs and other
household goods. The hid of a cabi'
netmaker every month or 10 to clean
the furniture would prove too costly
aud the repeated vanishing OF such ar
ticles as require It too much trouble
therefore cleaner that will keep the
furniture looking nice, remove the
stains and soil. and that does not cost
n great deal In time aud money, IL q
great boon to housewives. 10 reach
this end there Ia nothing better than
Il mixture of linseed oil ana kerosene
Some furniture dealers use linseed oil
and turpentine, but 1t Ia not satisfac
tory, as after repeated usings the tur
pentine rOughens the polished surface
--Pittsburg dispatch.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-27
TREASURES IN oLo SOCKS.
Valuable Document Discovered By .
second Hand Dealer.

V0IuoUtC IOCume0t D1eCOVcfcO " %
second Hand Dealer.
In reply to n query from corrcspon.
dent a London second. hand bookseller
said: II frequently make finds In
books I buy. 1t Is extraordinary the
number Of things that are slipped he.
tween the pages Of books for q mo.
mcnt and afterward entirely forgotten.
Letters without number I have found.
and flowers. locks of hair, unmount.
cd photographs. bank notes, checks and
many other things, too.
Il bought % volume Of n well.knOwn
work from u lady some years ago. ana
when she had gone, while turning over
the leaves. came across II will which
disposed Of some thOusand of pounds
worth Of property. put the will care.
fully away, and the following day the
lady returned In frightful state Of eX.
element and wanted to buy the book
hack at my own price. guessed what
she really wanted, but thought 1t rather
strange that she should ask to buy the
book instead OF merely asking to be
allowed to examine II, which would
have been Just as effective. However.
I told her I had found the will, and
supposed that that was what she want.
cd. She looked confused, but confessed
1t was, 80 I handed II to her and she
went away. Up to this time that will
has not been filed. NO l have learned.
ana have not the slightest doubt that
It has been suppressed for the purpose
Of deprIving some one Of the property
which II disposed Of. But the most In.
tercsting case In which have been con.
cerned In this way happened not long
ago.
~ well-drcsscd gcntlemanly man
brought me three bulky volumes ana
wanted me to purchase them. AS they
were Of class of books the value OF
which varies considerably, according TO
the condition and edition. and was
very busy ut the time, asked him to
leave them that I might examine them.
and call the next day. This he con.
scented to do, ana went away. When
looked ut them came across u large
number Of bank notes. They We're
evidently quite new, and there was
something about them which made me
doubt their authenticity. l compared
them with notes Of my own. but could
not discover the faintest disslmilar lty.
However. to make sure Of the matter.
sent them to he paid into my bank.
Naturally when my messenger came
back. having passed the notes without
the slightest difficulty, ! concluded they
were all right.
'rhe next morning received a mes.
sage from the manager OF the bank
saying he would like me to call upon
him. went round. ana was not very
much surprised when he said that ev.
cry one Of the notes had banked the
day before were fOrgeries. ! explained
the matter. and we wired to Scotland
Yard. That afternoon I had a now as.
Sistant IN my shop. Toward the close
OF the dry the owner Of the three vol
umes came sauntering into the shop
and asked II l intended to buy them.
At sign from me my new assistant
IL detective-pOunced upon him ana
hurried him or. Scotland Yard had
been looking for him for long time, 1t
appeared. l have still the books In
my library. keep them rs mementO
OF the rrence."-Casselrs Maya.
DtOa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-27
Turk and enoh,nan.

Until 1850 the most difficult metamOr-
phosis to make was to turn foreigner
into Turk unless he We're willing to
adopt Accommodation, but to-day
there IL not much difference between
the Turkish and French regulation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-27
THE CRIPPLE CREEK
GOLD TUNNEL COMPANY

Own a splendid mining property
in the v, ~ best part OF the Grip.
pie Creek district and are pushing
development work night ana day.
SHARES, &c EACH; PAR VALUE, Si.oo.
JOHN r. PARKER, Pres,
Room 1917, No. ~ SaLalle Street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-13
OAKDALE FIELDS RAVAGED
Flames Sweep Over Grain Lands
in the Valley of the San
Joaquin.
Acres of Wheat and Barley De
vastated and Several Buildings
Destroyed.

STOCKTON, CAL, July 12.-One of the
largest grain fires in years started last
night at o'clock few miles east of Oak
dale on the Th-elfail ranch. How the fire
originated no one seems to know, but it
destroyed between $500 and $40, 900 worth
of grain and buildings.
The greatest loss was sustained by
Rancher Erickson, a renter from Has
lacher & Kahn, the Oakdale bankers. He
lost 500 acres of fine wheat, together with
house, barn and blacksmith shop. The
property was partly insured. Harry Owen,
another farmer. lost $50 acres of choice
wheat ready for cutting, and sixty acres of
wheat on the Threlfall ranch where the
fire started was completely destroyed.
John Conner was another heavy loser,
his 100 acres OF fine barley being burned.
The Oakdale Land and Improvement
Company lost 100 cords of wood.
The fire will completely wreck NUM- Der
of those who sustained losses, as some
carried no insurance. Every effort to stop
the progress of the flames was unavailing.
A wind was blowing at the time, and as the
grain was dry the fire spread rapidly and
carried everything before it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-13
JAcKS0KS YOUNG FiREBUG.
The Son of a Miner confesses That He
Started Several Recent Con-
HQ0rQtionS.

JACKSON, CAL, July 12.-For over a
week the new fire ALARM. system has given
daily warnings, and the citizens of Jack
son have not only been alarmed them
selves but the whole district of the mother
lode. The first fire started on the Fourth
of July in house adjoining the school
house, and since then the alarm has been
sounded each day. Yesterday some barns
and other buildings were burned, with q
loss of $1,000 or $4,000. To-day there was a
fire near the courthouse, the barn of
Marcia & Parker being destroyed. Adj
joining IT were the law Offices of ex-Con-
gresham A. Camlnetti, Judge John f.
Davis and Silas Penny, and their valuable
libraries were damaged considerably.
though many of the books were saved.
The total damage was about SIS, 900.
After the fire yesterday peddler was
arrested on a charge of arson. but he was
released tonight. when the actual frebug
was discovered. He is George Savich, a
Slovenian employed in the leila mine.
The boy is about 13 years of age. Savich,
after his arrest, acknowledged his crime
and stated that he had started the fires
because the owners OF the buildings had
accused him of acts of theft. The total
loss by yesterdays fire was $1,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-13
FIRE AT SAN RAFAEL.
Flames Destroy Half Dozen Buildings in
the Business Section of the

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, July IA fire
broke out at o'clock this morning in the
Miller block on Fourth street. Two build
ings, owned by William Dale, which con-
tanned his furniture store and Ramos res
taurant, were destroyed, together with
Costa's grocery and the express office of
Wells, Fargo & Co. T. G. King building,
which was occupied by Malone's phar-
macy, Is left standing, although the in
terror is wreck. On a street new two
story building. owned by James Tunstead
and occupied by George McMillan's pho
tog raph gallery and Hotchkiss' cyclery, is
total loss.
The Mcmillan and Hotchkiss families,
who resided in the building, were not
aware of their peril until window-psnes
began to crack around them. They had
only time to get out without saving even
their clothing.
McAIillan's insurance is $3.50; Hotch-
kiss loss is $780, insurance $1,000; Ramos
loss is $500, no insurance; William Sail
has an insurance of $4,000 on his building
and $500 on his stock; Malone's loss is
$780, insurance $500.