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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
SULTAN MAKES ANOTHER PLAN.
Commands His Ministers To Reach an
Agreement.

Constantinople, July E.-Important min
iste-lal councils were held on Sunday and
Monday, at which an indemnity of e6000,0 coo
was agreed upon as the extreme limit Of
Turkeys concession. This agreement was
sanctioned by an imperial trade.
The councils further prepared a report
stigmatlzing the concert of Europe as Il
League of the cross Gainst crescent" The
sultan. after considering the report, an
swered by the following trade:
Il am convinced that the effort and en-
orgy OF the powers are directed entirely to-
ward the maintenance of peace and the
prevention Of fresh complications. In these
circumstances. il IS the plain duty Of Tur-
key whose sentiments are likewise pacific
to put an end to the present abnormal sit
uatiou.
consequently. I command the minister's
II possible. 20 find the necessary means for
concluding the negotiations and to sign the
preliminarics for peace by Thursday
The foregoing IS authentic but is regarded
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
AFTER THE SUGAR TRUST AGAIN
Simpson, OF Kansas, Introduces heso-
luton Of Investigation.

V-ashirctou. July if-tepr'S'i 'it-N'
simpson. of kansas. today introduced ia
IN. house a re-oiuticn d.reetns Tire speak
.rtB at. sfut e comm .ttee % i've % lHNe--
ts-a-. fn. sugar TRUST f'he resolution 3
,.~....s.-. hr Two va r,aS,-. the hrat "l
v.E...h declares taat Il q currently as
-.r:.ar tlat the American SUGAR iei'''s
c.ns..ry ras lu Violation 90 tne la" crtAl-
e.. "A -rlrsrt. e. monopoly and the secoHd
mat SASH ,,spulasion "1y the use OF water
80 stock ng unfair competition anu ~
...s.l eau. .Iii.ttluu has crushed "at leEi'-
innate cunp.-tfs IA Geo an extent when Glf,s
Il tse .,,,.r.r 20 tpfcss thc pfiee 81 thc ia"
rrat,-l.I and to advance t-e pfire ui lns
manufactured articles at WI. mus tsIo--
f.ra fre cane ana beet aEr.culturalisis
wltfs ou,- hsri and IfuSinn% iir 'ni9 ta
uI f.e tu- aa-s HttN iht Dues
TNa committee authorized bN --e i's'-
luton IS empowered 20 sah ior o r~p-ia
fi.I atf.-rs anf IS - inNc ig1tc the mcil-
o.is - fi,c Company. ita eject upon asri-
tfllsfrs arll commerce. as Neu aS ttle
enhanced casf co. One Of the n'rcsS tlts 81
lfaet' and thr committee is directed 10
report thrfr findings. and II tnc fnris war
resst it "a hu snsti.urinr procof dings ~
the attorney general in quo waifahlo 70
nunrl the corporate existence al th' trust
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Bradbury Foreives Mis- Wife.

Chicago. July lG-John Bradbury. tine
yaurc California millionaire who came 90
Chicago to meet his crstwltile err.nS wife.
received message at tho Arlington hotel
today
After spending q moment in the telephone
office he cana out w,th = smile on his
boyish face. Hurrying into thu street. he
spranc into an awaiting closed carriage and
drove away.
His wife was 70 have reached Chicago
this morning The young millionaire. it is
said Is willing to forgive her elopement
with Ward, and it IS said they have met al
the home of a mutual friend.
He still retains hiI room at the Arlinc-
ton. and the hotel people expect 70 see
Mrs. Bradbury's name on the registc: ~
any time.
Ii is said Bradbury is not . fool.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

wrapper. This is the senate rate. 1t IS
also understood that the acton OF the
senate in striking out the internal rcNe nu@
Erav sionS on tobacco and lsaVlng The eN-
istinr law ia force was accepted by the
house cpnferees-
CvanIG, 30 potassiun1 l2ts per cont. This
Is tho scintc rate. the house rate bo az
- cents. The reduction was demanded ~
the gohi miners uf the " 81. cT1nfue fcihS
largely used la the reduction OF anrleroos
Boracic acid . cents por pound. the sem
ate rate The senate rate on hot'N VS.
also sustained. a. was ihat on SOC s.sH'
the rate being E. at a cont per pounH-
The senate rate ON Al fruits are rr'alh-
- including cent nor pound ~ oranges.
lemons limos etc on walnuts TIE house
rate ~ cents nor pound WIS ''Stprrh'
the SENATE havirg lowered th.S fhic 10
- cents
Lumber Gets Back in GOOD Shape.
White pine Ilfni.r was restored 20 the
house Classification au.i the house rate 81
- pr i.lss feet instead OF the scn4i" rate
q. ST. Tho reciprocity clause has o"eh
transformed into mol hcation OF poth
tbs senate and house schctlules-tHat is.
The. number az nrticlcs which can r' used
as bass fer reciprocity agfr'n'His'
he's been increased. hut the pr -i"'n1
discretion as &C. rates and the 'aiiiicairh
al treaties by the scuaf". which was the
main feature ~ the senate prov hes
bceu rejected.
house Nns in tiiv restoration u 'hc "utla-
bic let ~ hurlaps. iufr and lii" hi-ti'l-,
cotton har-iur. sunny st.ks. ii-'t lhNt ii'S
AMI cotton t.es. which the senate placed
om t.r free list.
WINE restored 10 che du;iabic EST. how
ever ITO. rates arc lower fAau they ave
sxHr irren ou fAis class ~ afilc.,S hi-
lua;Iou of CHE scfnfe STAMP tax ON hnnds
and stocks o. WIS ds-ided that 81" me-
clinery 81 collections WAS too cumbersome
Cotton on the Free List.
Raw cotton i restored 10 thc free list.
MS orirfnauy fixed ly the house. The
senate. with the ail ~ some Of he DEM
oeratic senators. mad- cotton dntiah.e az
"a pe- c'nt.
IT,. amendments rs agreed upon VIA 90
H. th. printer tornrrow, ard the COM
Yletel rli win d. laid before Tho democrats
Monday morning. Assurance have all
r.aaN ht.u given hy tile ae NJ 1crits on
ti.r conference. that there i ne no at-
tempe to delay thc report when the iuii
Bur /, IS possible that the democrats n.ay
ask more time ttriu THE ?. phnlNtnS SOW
nttttciuate. The republican, believe That
the r. port can ne made tn the house carry
Monday morning auu % the present ini-u-
tsous ~ the house HEADERS are carried oui
the report viii have been acted upon before
th- house sdjourus Monday.
Hiurl.y expresses far opinion that the
hiH win D. y law. and that congress VIII
have adjourned "a week from today
Democrats Are Not Pleased.
The democr..lc ronforecs are hy no
means plcaesa with the transfer on such
ifsaas as cotton bags fg. hurlaps. floor
mating. etc. from Che free 90 tine dutia-
ble asst and express the hope Tonight
f4es -f.r ~ D.. al'r tr
ference committee on thes, ARTICLES
They claim rs have the pledges 81 the
rstl.tlic1ns who assisted IN max ue these
arilolss free aEl an reducing white pine
thar thcv VIII assist 81 forcing their re-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Both Loved the Same Man.

Chandler Ont. July 16-Miss Grace Al
len. of Fredonia. Kan. IS under arrest.
charged with poisoning Miss Phronia
Eches and her mother. The latter is
dead
Jealousy prompted the deed. both women
being in love with the same man Before
being arrested Miss Allen tired TO COM
init suicide but was prevented. The nv
ais are school teachers.
Miss Alien first attempted To poison Miss
Fches on Saturday last. She recovered
and the following night Miss Allen made
another attempt. poisoning her food.
The man in the case is W. g. Smith,
who also comes from Fredona. Kan. Moth
ing more definite is known about him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
JOHN TYLER's GRANDDAUGHTER
She Is Appointed Postmaster at Court
land. Va.

Washington. july 14-Nliss Matte r. Ty-
Ter. graz Gdaughter of the former president
Of the United States was today appointed
pOstrr istross at CORTLAND. Va. The sclec-
tion ends "a long contest. in which Miss Ty-
Ter came here and presented her claims in
person to Postmaster General Cary and
Fourth Assistant BriStCw.
During the Tyler administration the pres
ido mt. il the course OF a trip. picked up u
child in his arms and remarked: That's a
bright little boy"
That boy is the present postmaster gen
eral who. after the advisers OF the admil-
istration in state patronage had failed 20
reach an agreement today settled the post
Office ease for himself
The office pays $5e5 per arnum. Hiss Ty-
Ter succeeds Eugene {. Barrett.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
JAPAN AND SPANS ALLIANCE.
It Is Insisted That the Story Is q True
One

London. July 1S.-A dispatch from Paris
to a reWs association says that continued
investigation into tho reports Of the Span
isl-Japancse alliance against the United
States government indicate that despite tine
repeated dcnials there is reason to believe
Il at early developments may Prove there is
scme truth in the Information.
The rumor of the Spanisn-Japanese ALI
ance against the government of the United
States came from Madrid.
Tho report of its origin has been con-
firmed by certain members Of the Interested
embassies who are likely to be acquainted
with the subject.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

as a ruse intended to delay decision. al
though is some quarters it has led to the
belief that tomOrrow's council Will decide
to meet Europe's views on the frontier
question.
Confirmation has been received of the re-
port that the Turks are constructing mil
itary road in one of the passes OF Mount
Othrys and are preparing TO resume hos
4 L..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
BLOCKING PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Italy's Minister of Foreign Affairs
Criticises the Turks.

Rome. July l2.-In the chamber of depu-
ties today the Marquis Nisconu Venosta.
minister for On affairs said that the
Turkish government was placing numerous
difficulties I'm the way of tho prosecution
of the peace negotiations and causing de-
lay lie added:
This condition OF things cannot be al
lowed TO continue The great powers re-
main perfectly united and arc determined
20 attain their ends
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
INDEMNITY HAS BEEN FIXED.
Greece Must Pay Turkey S4,ooo,ooo
and Grant Change of Frontier.

Athens. July 16.~It Is stated here on re
liable authority that the powers have fixed
the indemnity to be pad TO Turkey by
Greece at 100000 and have accepted a
compromise giving Turkey a more liberal
line of frOuticr.
Turkey and Greece have been left TO set
tie the question of the capitulations be-
ftNnen themselves.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

referring TO United States Secretary of
State Sherman's communication In refer
ence 10 the seal controversy. says:
mr.. Shermans dispatch is not regarded
seriously, but the fact that American
statcmen. or rather politicians. think it use
ful from time to time to indulge In language
of scarcely yelled hostility will not pass un-
noticed, and will add to the prevailing IN
disposition of Investor 10 buy American
securities"
The post. in an editorial. says: Every
Indication points to the certainty that
Great Britain will he compelled 70 f1ght for
her existence against the United States as
soon as an American government believes
tfat war can be safely begun. In such
situation war cannot be aVcrted by justice
nor by good Will Orr statesmen must
search their conscience and make sure in
amy controversy that NAV be raised that
thcir attitude Is Just and fair They should
rorcedc 50 long as there IS any reasonable
doubt concerning the Justice of their posi-
tion hut they must be prepared for an APP
peal to force. We can imagine no more
dreadful calamity"
Secretary Shorman's disnatch has undouht-
cdiv damaged the positio OF the state de-
partment. II IS preposferous that we shonld
he accused Of bad faith hv men who have
rotorionelv refused to comply with an i'm
martial award simply because II was given
against them"
English Are Still Irritated.
New york. July IA dispatch to The
Tribune from London says:
'.The publication OF Secretary Sherman's
IiGnnfC1
TIGHTS n1omontarlly IN the English press
The smoldcring cmbers of resentful criticism
az American diplomatic methods. Inc
.o,,t If that dispatch IS not pleasant rean
W., bore as The Pan Mall Gazette ana
other journals frankly admit.
AS The matter stands, the lmphcaliot
that England has no. acted WIN sou"
f,itb * considered a blow below the belt.
The pctulant comments OF the l-oH"oH
prcss today ought not, however 70 nc '"N-
On too seriously. Tho action OF the I"r-
e.,n office has disclosed Willingness on
the pert of the govern ut 10 DISCUSS '"1
question without irritat lily.
This dispatch was one of the earliest
state papers presented by Ambassador Hay
10 the foreign Office after his arrival IL
London. and while the reply of Lord sans
bury was refusal to set aside the expert
testimony of the British agent employed IN
the ease. there was no indication tAdt ui-
frlcndllness had been excited, either before
or after Mr. Fosters return to London
from St Petersburg. The negotiations
have remained IN progress. with an incrSas-
ing probability that the British government
will ultimately consent TO send a repre-
sentative to a conference at Washington
when Russia and Japan have been drawn
into H.
"The situation romans unchanged, and IS
not affected by the com ents OF the Eng
ush Journals on = few 2 asses In sees etary
Shcrmaus dispatch wi are considered
here unnecessarily bru Ne and agSres-
sivc. although mild auo lnocuous In COM
parlson with Preside t'eveiands Nene-
rlgIal f1eSS7gc. K-N
cline 20 discuss the question or 10 say any
thing except that the negotiations are max
ing satisfactory progress.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
PRISONERS AFTER THE PRINCE.
Officers in the italian Army Thirst
Tor Henry's ROYAL Gore.

Rome. July l6-When the Italian officers
who were recently released from captivity
in Abyssinia reached Hara and heard OF
the statements made by Prince Henry Of
Orlolns. in which the italian army was
charged with cowardicc. they drew lots TO
decide which of them should meet the
prince on the field of honor. The lot fell
To Lieutenant PAM. who ut once sent u
challenge TO Prince Henry.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
MIR. REID WILL DINE ROYALTY.
Prince and Princess Of Wales VIII Go
TO Carlton Terrace.

London. July 16-NIr. and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid will entertain The prince and princess
of Wales at dinner at their residence on
Carlton House Terrace on Saturday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
MORE SERIOUS THAN ADMITTED.
Emperor William Worse Hurt Than
Was Thought

London. July IA special dispatch from
Berlin says that the fact that Emperor
william is returning to Kiel for an exami-
nation of the eye recently injured confirms
the fears that the accident Is mora serious
than has been admitted the danger grow
ing out of the general low health OF the
kaiser.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

tbe sixteen-vsar-oId stcpd&ushtcr OF Al n
Wineh-enner. of Eeaui.e. Neb. has arrived
in Denver 20 li*C with her aunt Mrs T. VI.
Bishop. ana sin hears the marks of tho
cruel beating of the hosSewa!p which
caused her IL rua away from home a fort
niGGt ago
Yesterday Winahrcraer was taken from
jau by a mob o. Indignant citizens OF Be-
atricc dashed ana tarreC and fc2therGd.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
COMPRESS MAKE
MANY CHANGES
Entirely Kew Sugar Schedule Hill Be
Presented.
1T SENDS UP THE REVENUE
ruty on White Pine Goes Back 10 the
Senate's Rate.
EOTHlsa ALLOWED on SAW COTTON
IiqHt Made To Get Hides on the Tree
Lsst-TEe Senate Rate on To-
b1cco Stands.


blcco Stands.
wazhf-r,or. July T;--whcn thu re7uhr-
can .a,fsrr.s IN the tarin hiu repre-
ser-su.- ,r. tvr houses u couuress. ad-
fournt.I M 3 o-erock the announcement
var ma... % b.hals % each house 'hlt
trev bad agreed on so the items - the
hu and thit 'he r-sui; " ta'. partisan
.saufers--.. would b. submitted 90 the
.irusarr1-.- ucmI,s - ~ the conference al
4 fuu mse-.a- Il. D. bold un Monday
eve cannot" sa.d senator Allison. ''say
tssf Na1t time AZ shall expect 'h" at-
rr.,lares 90 che democrats on Monday. for
there 5 sam aiu.a % De dome t. set t.e
l.I lr reli.u.-s fer them-"
IL IS understood ;has some ~ iho mcm-
reus VIII work tomorrow Tor the ac-
corupl.shmsu- ~ th.s purpose. and & s.
hor.eI - have the blu printed and PRE-
pared for To Iusrec,.oa Of the democrats
by d o'clock Monday
The republicans stgI further hope to
secure che assent u tho Semocratic mern-
beers to tbs porting ~ the hiiI after ono
session azI 70 thus D. able 10 present it
Q, congress az the beginning OF ;he ses-
sion 2fenJry. The members II the confer
snce san preserve che ssrictest silence IN
rs-ard 60 the changes made. giving out
ro official confirmation rs n the chane
ru1G. ln the Bin II 8 learned. however.
from an entirely reliable eource that a
VERY large majority = the senate amen.i-
Ereufs were accepted. Tl.s WIS rendered
necessary hy several cir. instance. =
number ~ amendments ma-s by the senate
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
TORE DOWN AN AMERICAN FLAG
Briton Pulls the Stars and Stripes
from n Pole in Toronto

Toronto. Ont. July I6.-An American
flag, flying at the city hall in honor of
the visiting delegates TO the Epworth
League convention. was torn down by an
ultra-British partisan today.
The man was at once arrested and lock-
cd up.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Georgian Gets GuayaquiI consulship

Washington. July 4.-tSpeciai)- il ne DIX
battle - consular aproin;men which mas
been ready FOR several days reached the
senate Today. THE tnira ON the list is
T. rrv Al de Teoa. of Georgia. who gets,
as Tho Constitution FIRST announced NE
wnuiI. Or, CONSUL e.n.riiship M Gu1Ca-
quti E.rltor z IS 90 aopa place ANA those
vho gre a'ii hungry aro vlrt- sore over
the Gearcis mans lnr~-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Wants Two Judieial Districts.

Washington. July 18.-Rcprcsentative Tay-
Tor of Alabama. introduced 4 bill in the
house today % divide the state of Alabama
into two judicial districts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
500 CASH EXTRA PRIZE
For the Missing Word in This Sentence
1--WE have not t~~~~~~~ enough, and are put
to very awkward shifts for want OF Them
enough, and are put

The answer must come between of this and August
No has named the missing word properly and Will
cash. besides the cent to the first who will do
So Don't let this 500 go begging Get the word right and send
n at It's your go THE CONSTITUTION.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Ser bon Der iebigen 8unossbertpaGtung
leiber D~Or3eitig entfernte ribere Stem
0orter s n IN a noerung5 gommi +
Or Or. Senner mabnt in einem Seem
Yorfer 8Ortrag 81 frGftigeremN u
treten gegen Die @innan0erungsfeinbe:
0ie unfinnige nberbOierte" 2OOgez8iQ, beren
@e1eBestraft nur bur9 bas ~mann6afte @eto
Glebelanb's in Der lebten SeIfion ~beteiteIt
porben, biirfte na9 untriigli9en @oraei9en
I9on in Der nG9iten @interieiiion Geieb
nerben, unb apar nit 3uitimmung BEG
Yrdfibsnten, fd1s ni9t eine getpaltige 8oltsz
~bepegung Iol6en Geliiften re9taeitig entges
eentrete unO uniere @eIebge6er CUR 8eitns
nung bringe. Sreili6 Oirfe bieie Sppo@
Iition ni6t ME bisber fait uusI9lieBli9 oon
ben finanai.l intereIfirten 9ampfi9iffS8ez
feuI6aftsn, ~organiiirt betrieben psrben, Dielz
mebr miiile fi4 bas publitum ufs @rOBes
uno @anaes in ri4tiger Miirbi9ung Der
bro6enoen @efabren an bisier Oppoittion
m1gli9It Orgnniiirt betbeiligen. 8iSber feieu
nur Die nutipiitii6en @egner, bor Nlen Die
81. g. 81, unb Der Orber Of M&e9unics, duz
BerorDentlt9 rii6rig 9%etpeien, tpdbrenb Die
meifen 2tberalen ME gep0bnli9 bic 9GnOe
in ben S9oOB legten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

bes Ge6Gu0es am Sage erfotgt bur6 Ober=
li8t unb .apii4en @eitms unb Dad ange>
6ra9te Senfter.
Der @baratter bes @e6duoes tit in Ieinem
NeuBern, namentli9 in feiner Srnamentit
ausgeoridt unb finbet in Der ben Wittelpuntt
bes 9ebduoes tr0nenben Siguren9ruppe ibz
rem 4bi9luB. Die bier @ruppenbiloer an
ben @den bes @ebdubes brin9en ipmboGii9
Die Ma6t bes Maenf9en iiber Die Nuturfrdfte
unO ben Sprtf3rttt in Der 0ienItbarmu9ung
Der 2ebteren gum NusOrud. Nu9 BEL bieIem
@ebduoe pirb rei9er Sarbenf9mud our 8ez
lebung bes QusOruds unb our @ratelung giinz
tiger Gillette CUR Qnpenbuns %gelangsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Die DOrite9enbe SGutration ssigt, baB Der
6efannte GbicagO'er Qr9itett Opig6t s,
pertins, bon pel9em Der Plan gu Dem Dbl
gen 8ebduoe entporfen tpurbe, feline Mufgabe
in 9liidli4er Wsiie gelOit bat. Wenn i9on
Der Nr3iteft iein @ebdube in 8e3ug aui
Stpl unb Guberes Nusfe6en i'm Qugemeineu
IN @tntlang b~ringen muBte nit ben anberen
neutrality-suspicious., 10 fat er ss ni9tsz
0~e1topsniger btrftanoen, Bel M1brung boQs
tier 9armonte ieinem @erte ben Stempel
Der SriginalitGt auf3ubrifsn. Das Sc
bduoe ptro 304 SUB lang tperben unb cine
Stefe BON LA SUB aufpeifen. 9rsi peitc
@%ingdnge fiibren an Der 5rontieite unb G6ne
li9e @ingGnge bon beiben 9eiten mad benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Gin alter Gret1eitsf6mtpfer unS
@0uaI0rGber.

@telgenannt mar emit Der tapfere 11ngar
stephan Surr. Qs iugenbli6er .9elb
fo9t er 1888 i'm MISUNDERSTANDING
nngarns gegen Seterrei6, SIN 5. 1860
J mar er Der eigentli9e militdriiGe Sept fei
ben 9elbent6aten @aribalbi's auf Si5ifien
unb in unteritalien. Sn ben a@t3iger Sabren
leitete er. erfOlgrei6 ben 8au Oes Sanals
iiber Die 2anbenge bon &orintb, na9oen er
5uoOr ft9 einge6enD NIT Pldnea gu einem
&anal Durb Gentral@Nmerita, obne panas
masS9pinbel, befaBt bate.
&iir3li9 nun traf Elm alter 8erlirer
Sreunb ben nun i'm breiun6Tit63igiter 2es
bensia6re 1te6enben General Siir- 3ufGQig
in 8ubu@pet unb e~ntpirft Oas fUlgen0e am
fpre9enbe Bib bon linn:
r3iirr 1T 6eute nod INNER Elm. prd9tige
rttterli9e Gri9einung, pel9e es ie6r begrsif=
lib ma8t, baB it6 cine blutiuags rei5snOe =
grin3effin in ben bamals I9pn melt iiber bic
Weitte feines 2~e6enspeges binausgelangten
Mennn iterbli9 berlieben tonate uno lin gez
beiratbet bat. 9O9, breiti9uItrig, truftooG
nnb elaftif9 9eipq6fen, trdgt ct ben fdDnen
tiibngef9nittenen &opf nit Dem lang dbz
ite6enOen, fut iil6ertpsiBen @9nurrbart unb
fpiben &nebel6art 10 fret unb 1tol5, feline
@u9en bliBen 10 f6arf unb Better, uno feline
6altung lit 10 ungebeugt, OuB nun Die 5arbe
otefer 8art6aare auf bas bD6ere Qebensalter
oes e~initigen HeOOGutiOns6eioea fblieBen
lGBt. 0ftt eigenen @mpfinbungtn mag er
iebt bur9 bic StraBen Der ungarii9en Stabt
@ra6 geben, mo- bor a6tunbbler3ig Sabren
Der 8algen AUDI fir i'm, ME fir il niele
feiner tapferen 9enpfen i'm &ainaf fir i6res
8aterlarbes Sretbeit erri9tet Itan0; Der Sal
gen, an Dem er 10 gut tpie iei1e NnDeren GEE
enoet bate, i~niOfern es ni9t au9 BON ben
Se terret9ern ebenfD pte bon beit Niirnher@
germ gGIte, baB fte nteinen 6Gngen, Ie bGtten
i'm benn 5uOor." unIere tIeine 9eIeQi9aft
in 8ubazpeit beabfi9tigte, aGs mir 3irr be-
gegneten, benz pra9trei9en Hieienbau beg
innen nod unOolenbeten reuen parlamsntz
bauf les an Der 9onnu einen 8eTu6 ab3uftatz
ten. Siirr aber beftanb barauf, supor BEL
einem berii6mten nGonfiieurv am @iIe:az
plaB ein5utreten unb bort cine grFriI8ung
ein5une9men. Ser Nn6lid Der i6Dntn jun=
gen Dame, Der uns begIeitenOen Go6ter zines
meiner &eiiegenofen, %entfIammte ualaittsl=
bar bas fi4er nod ME erloiden. iugcnbli9e
6euer in ieiner 8ruit. N1it ritterlider Ga
t%anterie Bot er ibr ben Nrm uno fi6rte tie
babin. n@r bleibt bod INNER Der alte!"
fagte ld9elnb Elm ungarii9er Segleiter."
Die oben eripdbnte prtn3eflin, !psl6e afs
iunges MGb6en ben bieG, bel Glteren General
Sirr beiratbpte, 1T aus benz GauIe Bona
parte; &oeline @Dis 8onapurte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20


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