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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

II Imagination Is taxed to believe that
by the aid Of certain rays OF light. man
aged In a special fashion. We shall soon
be- able TO study every portion Of the
anatomy OF the living being. how much
more startling Is this announcement
OF the capabilities OF the new Sommery
gun, This gun uses no powder or ex-
plosiye, yet it discharges 100000 shots
minute, with a range Of 6.OOO yards.
Two men. working an easy lever behind
the gun. keep il charged. The propelllng
force has been coniootured to be com
pressed air" This astonishing piece
OF mechanism has been exhibited In
Washington. and Is now awaiting ex-
animation by the board on fortihca-
tions II half OF the stories told OF Il
are true. war will be an AFFAIR OF mo-
monts. Indeed OF seconds. instead Of
months or years, as the balls from q
number OF these guns would sweep an
army out OF existence In an Incredibly
short apace OF time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

starr and stripes. and at n signal from
bis majesty, appeared ON the opposite
side Of the hall. This pleased the gen
eal very much. aud the emperor was
gmilfed % see him clap his hands
"One night during the visit 81 the
famous soldier. military drama
known a The Two Brothers % SOga, .
was presented ut the Shlntoml iheater,
In his honor. The house was deCornt-
ed for the occasion with many faRG
The leading Jai=aass actors. Soiiuro
and Naruiayn. were engaged H. play
the principal roles. aud the imperial
family attended with the nations
greatest guest
"iudeed. ~. Grant was 10 beloved
Ia my home lat one Of our greatest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

with q powerful cutting bcak. rfs
most remarkable point about lhs stuI,
q hole IN ne top. through which 4
huge eye looked out The animal Il
fact, had three eyes. Il h believed
The size Of The skull shows that The
head Of the beast was enormous. even
for such a great body. In order 10
hold Il up without getting tired the
owner was provided with a special
structure In the shape Of q frill Of solid
i,onc. six feet In width. extending
backward from the head. To thla the
tremendous muscles were attached.
Truly. Il must have been q iormldabls
monster. though not dangerous unless
attacked. lnasmuch AZ Il was sluggish
and stupid. The brain was very email
In proportion TO the bulk Of the animal.
As for the third eye. no one can say
what the special purpose Of Il vaa-
philadelphia Times. als
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30
A rhr.s.R,.a Man.,sn

Prof o. c. Marsh has contributed to
the National museum the skull Of a
gigantic reptile that was dug up By
him not long ago In southern Colorado.
Triceraiops Is the name given TO the
creature By It's discoyerer. who SAYS
that IL was about twenty ave feet long.
standing as high as a very big elephant
Il was clad In an arm0r Of massive
plates OF bone. and from is forehead
sprang two sharp. curved horns. each
a yard in length. A third horn adorned
the nose. which was further armed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

sccae From thc Military Drama.
The Two BROTHERS 90 SosA 70
Played before Gea Grant IA Toislo
drawn ny Scnsnt Nietaku-ucnro.
duccd from kanHgaktS Life of
Grant"
kept up steady firing Tor some time
The barge carried the guest into the
inner harhor and the ~, landed with
military ceremony. On'A..ffing al the
first public square the general and his
escort was met by the governor. His
EXccllency Utsumi Tadakatsu. aud
stan. \ grand banquet was given In
Gen. Grants honor by his cxcellcncy
the governor az which an the prom.
lncnt pcrsonagcs OF the city. foreigners
and natives. wec present. II was
served In French style In a manner
that quite surprised the guest. who al.
vanccd many complimentary remarks
ON the order OF the menu
During his stay In Nagasaki. cen.
Grant was the especial guest ~ the
state. having apartments Ia the palace
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

number OF small stalks or hlaments
The highest building In the world
not counting the Eiael Tower and thu
Washington Monument. Is the Cologne
Cathedral The height from the pare
ment TO the top OF the eupola Is sit
feet ], Is 81 feet long and ga rect
wide. Il was begun Aug. IS IN the
year i2tS. and was pronounced finished
Aug. n, iSSo. over six hundred years
after the corner stone was laid.
The idea Of copper-,oed shoes vas
patented Jan. 5. 1855. by a Maine sea-
ius who made 500. 900 out Of Il. An
other similar Invention which made a
great deal Of money was the metal but.
commissioners for shoes, invented and
introduced by Heaton Of Provldence.
AZ the time Il was considered a nne In
vention. Tor the old sewed button va
continually coming on. Il has sradn-
ally grown In popularity since lls intro
duc,ion In isss. until new very few
shoes with buttons are manufactured
without the heaton improvements ana
appliance.
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ness toward America. ana be- assured
the emperor that the same feeling ex.
listed IN the nltcd States Tor the vel
iare ana advancement 81 the japanese.
America Is your ncarst uelghllor
said the general. Ia concluding. aud
VIII always extend her sympathy ami
support TO Inran IN her Efforts 10 al.
vance Hnd bccome one ~ the great civ.
ilizcsl nations.
fourth 90 Juiy IN Japan.
THE emperor then Informed his
GUEST that hc had observed that the
next day would be- the Anniversary of
the birth of American ln,leieudenrc.
and that arrangements had heen made
10 make u a general feiv day In lis
honor. The gcncml r.cognizing Tho
motive that had prompted these pre-
paations. seemed overcome With
pleasure. lie thanked the emperor
many times. and then retired 10 his
quarters 10 rest himself. Seeing how
much De- needed this rcsi. the cmpoi.
or left strict orders that no one disturb
him.
The dawn of the MORROW was beau.
tltul and clear. aud Il was welcomed
by the firing Of guns from the forts
and ships of the navy In the hay.
Many fireworks were sci on an over
the city, aud especially near the pai.
acc where the great man lived. ~ as
Go make him feel as much at home rs
possible. II Is said that some BOYS
went and bought The largest frecmcA.
cr they could hnd In the shops Of the
Gina. and then, forming In military
Hue, marched to the Enrlo kwan to
give a large salute To the great hero
before the entrance As they an.
preached they saw the general SEATED
ON the lawn. Removing their head
coverings, they proceeded a. plant the
big cracker In some loose soil. aud
when this had been doue touched mn,
to the stem. As they expected. the
cracker made a loud report. and they
saw that they had attracted the atten.
tlon al the general who had been in
trrcsicd ln reading a newspaper The
boys wcrc very much pleased. aud
sie.nd gazing al him, hut when hc
started o. conlc toward them. hccnme
frightened aud nan as fast AZ they
could.
'All this day the great leic WIS Kept
up In the afternoon the general ac-
companlcd by the emperor. reviewed. a
parade Of the soldiers OF Toxic. aud
was again applaulcd many times by
the people. Spccchcs were again eX-
changed
nnnGuets In nis Honor.
"on theTth of July a grand banquet
was arranged by the citizens OF Toxic.
II was the best feast japan could ple.
pare. and was given In the rrat hall
Of the kohu nla Gaku. This was a
public reception, and many people who
came late were unable tn get seat az
ihc tables.
"A few DAYS after this the gcncral
was hanpucted by the emperor aud i'm.
perial family IN the Urcno Selyoken. on
which oCcasion the emperor had pre-
lncd q surprise for tue guest. A
number of dancing girls had been
tlrasstl la rthQs nf fln Auta~l..a, !,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

the heat Of the sun while In harness
II consists of a light frame which IL
attached To the thills or pole Of the
wagon. upon which Is attached a canvas
cover. q, Is adjustable and quickly at.
tached TO or removed from the wagon
Exchange
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

hind' complete description Of u at
THIS time, he says. would destroy Us
commercial value. To preclude the
possibility Of misleading anyone. he
states that the phoiographing or see
NIX IN darkness does not give lhe same
result as In daylight when obtained BY
The present well-knoWn means Some
parts do not seem TO appear as we'll.
some others seem 10 be- more visible.
some features which weru entirely Wis
lble In daylight seem to be curiously
disclosed, even In some cases when COW
Fred By other substances But the re-
sultlng effects are likely TO be- found
Interesting and useful The professor
thinks-and rlghtly-that that fact Of
being enabled TO see In the darkness
VIII be OF paramount importance, es-
pecially In war. and cites as instances
the possibility Of being able TO follow
With the eye an the movements Of a
torpedo boat 80 as TO eieciually COM
bat lis purpose. also 10 the aiming and
hring OF guns Electricity enters
largely into the system. but 10 what
way the professor Is not yet ready 20
diyulge. lie also says that policemen
night watchmon and detectives may
with d watch or photograph interest
ing people or objects during darkness
Without being noticed Like other in
venilona OF like import the wonderful
variety Of applications 90 which O, viii
lend Importance can only BE- compre-
Blended by actual practice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

A very curious sort Of entertainment
takes place every two years IN Berlin.
The lady artists. painters. seuiptors.
actresses. singers. etc. glse fancy
dress bali. from which the male sex Il
excluded. though many ladies adopt q
masculine garb. One Of these balls Is
shortly to be held. and the costumes
will be early nineteenth century
The cloves we use are flowers gath
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

fosoope. Edlson's latest production. By
use OF which operating surgeons and
others are enabled TO observe directly
The bones OF the limbs without the use
Of photography. The smaller end Is
hooded to 1T the head similar TO a
uereosoope. and when the light Is
turned ON the device Is held over the
part TO be examined with the ligh, be-
yond. The appearance Of the bone at
bnce appears on the inside Of the screen
which forms The bottom or larger end
II the box. New Ideas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

There is a famous story about New-
ton and his cat. According 10 q writer
In the ladies' Kennel Journal there Il
also a cat story connected With the name
Of Mr.. Stanley. When the African trav-
eler was writing bis Through the
Dark Continent" in Sackviile street he
used often. from want Of fat surface.
10 spread his maps and charts upon
the noor. and one day the cat Of the
house. which had taken an extraordinary
liking for the great explorer and passed
most Of her time In his rooms. wcnt
TO sleep on a chart that was spread out
on the hearth rug. BY and By the
chart was wanted. and one Of Stanley's
assistants was going 10 turn puas on
Il when the man who found Living
stone stopped him. Don't disturb the
cat" be said: I'VE can get on without
the chart TN she wakes up. II you
only knew how good the sight Of that
English cat cozily curlcd up In front Of
that hre is to me you would never lst
her mose frpm xhere She as lie had
just co
ing tin
the sle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

Two inventors Of l.addonia. No. were
granted a Joint patent on Feb. Is !or a
device TO protect horses from storm and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

authors wrote book on his life. which
was published shortly after be- depart
cd from japan amid great public deni.
constructions ~ cgrct knngagakl l,ou.
hun was the author: Sensai liciaku
matte the drawings and Shldzunkaya
Bunsllkc printed .hr l,ook. which WIS
published In nine volumes. "-l'hlladei
uhla inquirer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

The accompanying cut Is fair repre-
senlation and method OF use OF The duo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30

The Value Of Toa Of Metal.
so remarkable are the results OBJ
aimed In the manufacture oi wire that
a sclentlsl has chosen this subject a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30
SCIENTIFIC CORNER.
soME RECENT DISCOVERIES AND
INVENTIONS RECORDED.
Another Wonder la PhotoEraphy-vsiue
Of a Ton Of Mstai-The Tiuoro,cope
- Canopy for Horses - About \
Hays.

EORGEs d'lnf'e-
vile, an olectn al
engineer aud a
scientist OF reppte.
row lays claim TO O
dis jvery Electri-
cal Engineer. New
York; by which a
photograph can be-
secured H. absolute
darkness. without a
ray Of light OF any
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-30
IN THE ODD CORNER.
SOME QUEER AND CURIOUS
PHASES or LIFE.
rho Haman's soui--nailsss frem Ducks
--BiaeE saow In ssrvla--A Three. Eyed
Monster - Liked Cats Better Thaa
Tigers

SUNNY MY
soul. my soul
rejecting the
glad sunshine.
powerful wing
80 soar and
sing for the
width Of two
worlds IS
thine.
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Oermii btes.

Die 6armer I'm Often finoen fir
ben neberfluB ibrfr Nepfelernte suien
NbIub in gn9lanb. 8ereits linb 700,-
900 SOB bortbin uerinnbt murben nno
usnn rednst, oaB neitere @~erienonngef'
i'm 2aufe Der udbltsn Munate bic Sabl
auf elne MiQion brineeu ipsrten.
n MOrb auf See. Suf Dem s6oo-
ner n@m. >. 8oa6" bon Grisfelb,
Mb., gisentblmer .. 8. SearIon, er
moroete Der 9te9er @bnarb @tiles leis
nen &aiie9enOiien CHARLES Gben. 9as
G6iff befaho ii6, als Die 9bat seidab,
aeseuiiber Ger Minbuua bon 8ritton's
8ap, 5tuiiden Sissins' Tuiut unb
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0flles trIeb G6en gum i6nellcfen Ir-
beiteu al, uno als oteier erpioerte, baB
er ui6ts 8eiieres leiiteu fonute, ersrlff
Ntilcs cine Breditause unb iblus bamit
ben anoeren gteqer iiber bsh &opf.
staen's Sob frat Iofort ei1.
x GOcuju uuo SDpnptismus. Ser
iuu9e 8aui6reiner @i1iam Gbomplou
fist sur 3eit unter Der 2(nslnse bes @r-
laugen5 bon @aaren unter fall6en 8or.
i~pie9elungen uno bcs Sausfrtebens.
bruds i'll Chicago i'm GountpsefdusuiB.
Erotoem 1T er frub uIO sliidlid, benz
CT 9tuubt iid bon elmer merfmiirbi9en
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lit pOr lGngerer 3eit an etrem befti9en
Satarrg, Der i'm fait arbettsunfdbis
ma6te. @r uCr1u9te es nit oerldieoe-
Ten Mteoicinen uto i6tieBtih peribafte
i'm Elm c~ocainbatti9er Sdnuftabaf
2inberung. 9us llnnn9euebme mar
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0ieIen S9rupfta6nt fertig iueroeu, uHo
muBte BON bemIelben INNER gr0Sere
Gabcn in INNER fiir6cren3
nCbmen. SCln 9arSes Nerpeniptem
tit oarulter in ernitllder 8eiIe. 8ar
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81 9ebruu6en. @elO gum Se5abten
bate CT nibt. unO 10 muroe er mad
einem ietr lebbaiten 2~tnitritt otrDaitet
ltno oos mar III 1einem 8eIten, SIN
Yoli6eigsidn8nlB trni er nit elnem bie'
oertn 9hneine.lein, Namens Mepsr,
5uiommen, Der bort lpe9en ir9euo eiuet
OronungSlpjotigteit ebenfuus ein9e:
ipcrrt mar. 9ieier 56uelOer bppnot;-
iirte otn SbOmpiou uno ictt ert!dri
oieicr, er lei BON iciner ueroerbli6er
@ocainluht outItdnoia 9e6eilt.
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etryGmitt 3dmi1eI

Sian bat 16on oft eeIagt, bob f1e
ctbiItftrte Meni4beit, mas ben 9enub
bon Stimulonten anbeldn9t, i'm @ers
glei9 gu frii9eren 3eiten er9eblt6 MD
bigger ge%tpproen lei. 9as trifft tpabrs
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tbeilipeiIe Der auerbebenfli9Iten Dirt,
fi9 in unferer 9eie1i6aft befannt
MAIDEN unb beftdnbtg on Serrain gez
ptnnen!
3um Sd56if6, Gpcain unb anberpn
mpbernen bp6gefd6rli6en Gei3mitteln
bat fi9 nun au9 bus StrD3nin ge=
fe0t. Man6e m0gen febr iberraf9t
iein, tpenn Tie BON Strb6ntnz Rduf9en
b0ren. Nur aIs zines Der fur6tbarz
fen 9ifte lit biefer Stoff augemein be-
tannt. Mon neiB tnbeB ou6, baB
unter drstli9er 2ettun9 Strp9nin in
perf6pinbenb fleinsn SuuntitGten aIs
NerpenitdrfungszM tttel gegeben pirb,
unb na6rf6einli9 mar bies bic erIte
@eranlafung bes umIi6greifens bes
Gtrb9ntnz2afers, namentlt9 beim
neibli9en 9ef9le9t. Grf mar es
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GtrD9nin<&igel6en berauI6te; our
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Stoff auf bic 9auer, troB pber infoG9e
Der INNER mebr fteigenben 9etp06z
rilng bes SDftems an benfe, nur
b09ft berbdnsniBpou pirten!
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Sn mataban, 81. s., !purbe
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5uus bur6 Seuer aerftOrt; has 9e.
bdube mar ieiner s3ett o ~einem2l6z
men bes nerftorbenen Commodore Ga
nober errt9tet porben.
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Srau feines berftorbenen berii6mten
9Ouegen tr6itenb): .gerubigen Ste
fi9 incline 8ndbi9e, Elm SroTt lit uns
geblieben: Wir finben ben 0erfor
benen i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uieberl"
-9erausgepIabt. 2ebrerin
Die bel Der grtldruna beg Sta6reimes
benielben bur6 geiipiele su erldutern
iudt): ygrsdnsen sic einmal ben
Sab: Gr fiir9tet rpeoer Sob nod ="
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rerin: rTfun ferner: v@ir Wdb6sn
lieben Commit uno -" S6tlerin:
fonoersl~
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Serr 0a9bar, mir bat bsute 0a9t ge.
trdumt, i9 fei auseefabreni" ,Sa
Sic eIei6 i'm Sraumbu9 no9-
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mern Der Rau4fau8 unb Der geist
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$ Cumberland, @isc., 80. Oct.
&ufus q. @lurf, Elm in Der bieIiaeu
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Nbeno IN Sol9e zines Streites feline
S'au eri6Oiien. Gfnrf befiubet Ii6 in
9nft.
S Chicago, so. Oct. Die 9iano.
fabrlt bon SOuie & 0apis in Der 9es
Slaines Str. lift heiie poulfdnoia ME
oer9ebrnnnt. Ser nnseridtete @da-
ben pirO auf $4,000 seI6dbt. @s
tuuroen 25 neue $.anos uno $50 nod
unferti9e Serit6yt.
5 Oberltn, &a8., 30. Oct. Der erite
S9nee in oieiem Sabre fisl Udbrenb Der
lssten Nn9t, unO beute Wforsen ibneite
es thinner nod. Dem S6eefal qinaen
ftarte &esen9Iiie uoraus. SIN ssolae
befen lit bas @rorel6 iebr nas, ipas
fur ben ein9eldeten 8intermeisea 5ehr
oortbeilbuft if.
S MarpsuiIe. Mput., 20. Dit.
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Siuioie Golf III furiren.

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Wageni6merSeH bic burd 8ili6iitdt
peruriadt wurreu, uno muBte i6 bic
sanSe 3eit Webi,in %einnebmen, b:s i6
gbamberiain's @Olic.- @bolera> unb
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mid furirte. SD babe es ieiiber
otelen 2eutea nnserutbeu. Srau S..
Butter, 5oirbaoen, Conn. 2euie MEL
6e Der bi1iDien Collie aus9eiest iiHo
f0nnen QnfGue %uerbiurern, uenn iie
oteies Nittel bel Der eriten Gribeinuus
a%ntuenoen. gerfauft BON 8atfer
Bro's.
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U%us!dnoif Dies.

T 8Onn, IS. Oct. 6euts iuuo DE
feisriide @ruuoItein(e9un9 Der 8onuer
9tbe;ubriife ltatt.
Z 8erlin, %. Oct. Bruno g8ernee
eiu friiberer S6reiber oes ermoroeten
Suiti;ratbs Mapsr 2eup, lit i'm 6ar5-
9ebirge aaf Die 9tnflu9e bill ucrbaftet
iuoroel, elmer Der M6roer 5u ieir.
Qonbun, 30. Oct. SIS miro &c.
metoet, baB Gdpitdn Murrrott pom
9torfolt 8e9imente. mdbreno CT IN Der
gtabe bon Smyrna ja9te, ouu Gaubern
9eIau9en wuroe, tuelde $4,000 Q6ie-
9elo fir i'm foroern.
T @or Dem Sdwur9e.idt 81 Gilt
TOM, Ntedlenbur9E S6werin, I1no Die
28ittlue 8ernttt uno nercn 9iebbater
8ru99emann Sum Gooe oerurt6eitt
Woroeu. Sic batten 9emeinlam Den
Gbcmanu Sernitt ermoroet.
7 8aoerbom. Der uerotente lang
jdGrige SibItotbefnr uno Nr6ipar be8
Screins iiIr @eiGi6te uno s%(ltsrtbumss
tunoe 8eitfalena, Serr q. Gtnlte,
bat aus Observation-Disclosures ii6 per-
dnlaBt 9fiehen, oies @brenamt uieoer.
5utcgeu. Gu ieine SteQe trltt Serr
81. &uh(manu. Sber(eher an hie1icpu
@Dmualium.
g8ien, 20. DIT. Dit Siciultute
Der un9arii6en 9sputirteuiunbG !ino aus
414 8:tritten befuunt. 9la6 oerletben
Iino 22O Giberale @anoioateu, 16 Der
tatbotll6en Yartei uuo 20 Der uation-
aler Bartci 9etudblt. llntcr oenietben
bciinoen Ii9 80 Oppoueuten fir oen
ftuar5iCIIen Nusgleid) nit Oeiterrei9.
Die 8aBl tuar cine iebr ftiirmii6e uno
CUR 'lntcroriidun9 Der unruhen iparen
10000 SoIhaten III Den ueri9ieoenen
Garniionsn %6uiammen 9e5r9er.
4 Stuttgart, IA. October. Sic bieIi-
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ten lino ielt fur5em ferti9 9eiteat. Sic
lino cine MniteranGa9e 9robitdbtiI6er
Nrn1en- uuo& runfsnfiiriorse, bilbeu EN-
ell 9au5ep fir 1id bditehenoeu staot=
t6etl uuo bsiteben aus eiuem Nipt fur
Oboa6lo;e, eircm Nrmer9au5 fir
6amilien uuo elmer Sei6dftigungsan=
italt. 9as 5tpeit6di9e fir SboadtoIe
btetet &aum fir $50 9erionen; ons
pierit6dige Irmeubuu5 fir 5amttien
fir 1;3 buusjiHsfreie Wduner uno
80 baus5lusfreie 6tauen unO S6lafidle
fir IS iiber 5ebn Sabre alte 3inoer Der
inJeuieienen 5amilieu. Die brei.
SeIddflisunssnnitnlt lit nab
ben neutrality-suspicious. fir MGnner
lno Srauen ab9etbeiIt. Die 8auten
limb nab Gldnen oes @ta~oibaurathes
uno oes 8%auinipeftors 8nntle
maiiu uno feuerii6er errldtet.
Soften betru9en fir Die G%rmeubau.
cn G0O.--7OO,O 900, fir ole Solpitalz
1.4UO, 900 Narf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-06
Ser SgeL

Gerfrub Wiiuer fpurbe pom benz
jungen flptten Gommis ibres 8ater5,
bes &aufmanns MiiQer, geliebt uno
ertptberte biefe 2iebe. 9ertrubs @lz
tern paren bur9aus gegen biefe 2tebz
f9aft, INN 10 mebr, dGs Der ftetnreide
5err Rentier Ssel nm @srtrub tparb.
Dieier 9err Sgel purbe zines Sa9es
feierli9 gum &uffee cinselaben, bamtt
er unb feline 3utiinfttse it3 nGber tenz
men lernten. QuBer ben e%rtpd6nten
perfonen nabm nod cine re4t unbez
beutenbe peri0nli9teit an 9errn Sgel
SntereHe, ndmli9 Der tleine Sans,
@ertrubs 8ruber. Gr nplIte fi6 uber
bieien pielbefpro6enen !9errn Sgel
germ informiren, unb ba er geb0rt bait
te, baB aues, mas man ptfen pp1e,
i'm Gonperfationslericon fte6e, 10 bolte
er ii9 ben betreffenoen 8anb pom
&egal unb mar febr gliidlt9 ben &rz
titel rSgel" gu finben, ben er ein9ebeno
ftubirte.
Sie 8affeeseit riidte 6eran, d1nb nit
ibr 9err Seel, elm tleiner bider Mann
nit bartloie EN- 9eii9t unb tart 9eroz
t6eter Nafe. Mun ipra9 5unG9it
bonn @etter, unb bann fto6te bas &C.
iprG9. 9ieIe 9auie fiinte Der feline
Sans bur9 folgenbe, on 9errn Sgel
geri9tete Sroge aus: Y@eSbalb tomz
men Sic alein? Wo BADEN sic benin
Sbr Wetb9en?"
,Weein 0eib9en2 Sebebe, Elm nGrriz
f9er Sunge! Sd babe nod fem @eibz
6en, ober t6 min mir ems nebmen.
@pbei er 9ertrub perlie6t anbltn<
5elte.
r@6er", fubr Sans fort, rSie leben
bod eefpDbnli9 in 9emein16aft nit
S6rem @eib9en, bos feline @p9nung
nidt peit bon Sbnen bat"
Ssrrn SgeIs 9sfi4t r0tbete ii3 febr
fart.
u@r meint pubrI9einli9", iagte er
berlegen, incline Nu9barin, bic Wtttz
me Meier, nit Der ib aber nur in gez
f6GftIi9er @erbtnbung itebe."
Isle f9Gafen obet re9t Ian9e.
ni6t tpabr?" fsbte Sans fetn @romen
fort.
r@us iinb bus fir bumme Srugen,
Sun8?" 8iirnte Der 8ater.
n@ber i8 tpeib." bertbeiotgte iia Der
Sunge, nbaB er ben gan5en WInter
6inbur6 qeI9lafen bat"
r@o f8ltmm tit es nidt," 5irnte
Serr SgeG, mas bp4 bic Slati4bloien
aues duf6ringen. Mtan pirb ia BON
ben TreunOen Iange am @tammtil4
aufqebalten unb f9ldft Dann elm paar
StunDen in ben 8ormittag btnetn,
aber ipenn i9 erit perbetrot9et bin,
bunn fange ib Elm anbsres 2eben an.
bas perfpre6e i9 Sbnen feierlt9."
81, mir finb iiber5euSt", murmette
Serr Miiuer, uber er puroe BON Sans
unterbro9en: -
SD tpeib uuf, buB sic febr piel
Sbff unb tleine Sbiere frefen."
Sept fpurbe Der 8ater ernitlt6 bD1e:
,Wel6e ro6en @usbriide! Sept perz
bdltIt 0u Did rubig,"
nSeut gu Sage 1T bic Su9erb iebr
%borIa1lt," bemerfte !9err S9el.
Sans pdnbte ii9 nun an feline
@6meIter @ertrub unb iogte gu ibr
GeiIe, uber bod 10 beutIid, buB ale es
b0ren tonnten: wGr bat cine fptBtge
S6nau3e unb lit gang ftd6ltg."