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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

esr~ocor,. r7rhpaenc-:c 80, the doctrine
OF signatures, hieuthcrapcutics md all
the fa-rago OF fifteenth century thnuna-
t,,r.-y flourish today IN Boston and New
York. in lsaris and Chicago. to degree
sur,.ssiny anything known three centuries
ago.
There is n reason for this. Sorcery is
science seen upside down. There Is a con-
fused groundwork Of truth. II fa'sH'!Gus
method of viewing facts. at the basis OF
these. ls,.udo sciences. Yet the truth ana
the fact, exist, and these explain the sue.
cess of the drccptious, They dazzle and
dnyc minds not trained IN sound reasoning
| And how few are. The societies Tor
| .psychical research" and tl"os"nhir cree
! ulation begin will, M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
] of tho possible truth Of ghost seclnS ana
| of coin.nuniun with tn. divine This pos
/ sIhlc ground is seized by the charlat"n as
! proved basis for his illusor: c:ti!c"-
Supcr>titionS are ut core the s;.iHee'"FS
where and Mt all times, because they arc
based on thos. desires and :h"t lRn"r''h.o
which ;,-c and will ever hc II part of man $
nature, He is .iimly aware OF mighty, UNI
measured forces in c"nsclrSs activity
nrn,,nd him. vo,.trolilnc his Hrn destiny
the o,ninous and onniprcscat Iortent OF
death meets him ut every turn; uissitls
faction with his present. condition. intense
lony;u.. for II life and JOY which lt car
never offer .ronI him to seek u knowledge
which weights and measures AFRO tnirptch
! tn nccort! him Yet such restricted KNOW
edge is AL that seienc" can supply there
! fore he turns in despair IT, the InysticS ant
! tic ul,,ts the Ci.%li"stros and the llunes
wht, stand ready tn bc'hon him into thcl
a illusory temples eff Jolly 3d."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

the Tat can be lni.iic .,cau1:'u. as weAl oy
adding to it tho lovGlncs, of the garden
This can readily be done with flower sccts
and cuttings, patience aud few soap
boxes The boys cnn tnko cure or these
flowers under parental direction ana
deeper interest ia added II each Is npror-
toned his own boxes or garden. On
warm summer days an awning may he
put mp over I..rt of the space and beneath
| it arranged hammock, comfortable chairs
| and u table for books or moro quiet games
| The winter days bring also many pleas
| urcs, rs tho animals aud birds live coAllF
| i'm comfortable surroundings, md the boys
| have tho usual games Oh clean. fresh snow
| in which to play and IL better, purcr at
mosphcrc, both for their physical nno
| psychicnl improvements. than is obtn'nnoit
| in the streets of u city.-City and state,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
th,1grba wh,ph Is invisible to tho ego Sc;

thus chat which Is. Invisible to tho ego &c.
comes visible on the plate.
In celestial photography tho camera Is
kept sowing during tho taking OF plo-
turc. The exposure sometimes lasts Sow
eral hours, and il the camera were station
airy tho motion of the earth would soon
carry the subject out OF line with the teJe-
score. The camera, therefore. is attached
to the tube OF the telescope. and the object
to be photographed is brought into the
lens ut thu intersection OF two cross wires.
Then by u system of clockwork the tele-
scope moves SO that the subject occupies
the same position on the plate during tho
exposure
It is another curious feature Of celestial
| photography, that Il plate may be exposed
/. several nights on the s,sne subject have
seon star cluster and ncb,ll;e pictures
which were exposed, tho former on two
F.! md the latter on four successive evenings
The picture showing tho nebul" requlrce
total exposure of ID hours and II MN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Wusl Your Hands.

IT, hns recently hccn claimed TINT cases
of irf,.tion that could be accounted for i'll
no Of her WHY have been explained by tho
fingers ,,s a vehicle In handling money
especially Of paper, doorkaobs, banisters,
car straps and hundred things that every
one must frequently touch there are
chances innumer..ble of picking up germs
of typhoid scarlatina, diphtherin, small,
large. = ~ coo
before eating or touching that which IL
e.1sn Che hands should be iin,nelintolw
ana serupu!ously washed We hear n,,,nh
,ioolit general cleanliness as. next r.. ,,od
ulMss, 1t may be added that here In mr..
tcil.r it is also ahead of health ,n] s..f a
Inc Jews made no 1nistak. in th.,t ..,,.,
cept they washed they ute not. r. 10 =
s.'l''''fs ordinance rs we'll us an ordinance
OF decency.-Ncw York I,n]ocr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
CITY FAIRGROUNDS.
no" the Roofs of Houses May he Uti,ixaa
to Advantage

/ AVA ny 11b UL11lE0d
| to Advantage,
! ne ordinary yard of an ordinary house
III Town is usually too small, damn md
generally nnattsactive co offer mucb In.
unrenirnt as II playground to any self 70.
spectins boy '''-A 80
o'cr me house top. however. the air cir.
ou!''ttS freely, ard the sunshine nnr;fios
ana 'hNigorates and it is but following
az custom OF tho oldest civilizations in
~ ,''o ""r.i to make Of tho house tops out
"o'' ceA'er9 Of rest and recreation.
"A Hat can bo made with a woo,lcn floor
ing over the tin roof, strong posts with
nars between set all about it along tho
,o''f sides. and over posts and bars good
heavy wire netting, such as is used in
poultry yards and thus tho framework of
thc boys roof playground is complete. Tbo
interior may be furnished III MANY difrcr.
ent ways to suit tho TASTES of tho thrc. ~.
TOUR boys who mny compose the family
The boy carpenter may erect u shed =.
ono end Of tho fiat, part of which can h ~,
usctl as receptacle for curpenteriny ond
gardening Tools, and In tho ]nrgrT NV,
rabbits may DO kept, and also varidt;aS
of pigeons SaFio''es
Ii"fizontn! bars, quoits, a sces,,w ana
p.t' R''ines and tho much priced sand
hc'ip iGr the younger ones. al find , ,Inc.
- '1e "st "' outdoor aiuusenents. and
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VALUABLE WAS E.
The Refuse OF Photograph Galleries Turn
ed to Good Account.

The Nefu6c OK S>HotoEFaFH SAAASA Ae" = vs. =.
ed to Good Account.
"Rcfincrs Of nitrate Of silver for the use
of photogr. piers" said 4 man engaged IN
this line OF business in New York to u re-
porter recently, have agents travelling
constantly I'LL over the United States col
lecting tn, waste clippings Of scnsitizcd
paper that accumulate. in every photo
graphic gallery They buy all they can
find and pay for It i'll new nitrate, allow
ing the photographers good round price
for his waste.
1.-The waste is shipped to tho refiners
where the nitrate in tho paper is scpnrntec
from it ny chemical processes and prcparet
for market again This re-rcfned nitrate
is as good rs it was originally and is sole
for Just ns much. Tho rciineFs of course
make big profit out, of the waste, and tn
photographer is Athletic get good suppl.
i.icS tt ehs Wsste = pap sl
+ helm all Is closely gathered by the IA
tn -. Mt u prise ta1at will syrrnpe 81 ]
Ponhtt. lhay got some idea of tha MO
portlon OF a business that is utterly nm
known outside the persons directly intn,
ested SiHsthr trade Not only the scrnns =,
SILVER sensiiized papers, but those Of rho
paper, treated with a solution of gold ,ro
eagerly sought by the refincrs. and the
phosogrnpiicr is always very willing to OK.
chahee his accumulation of, to him worth ;
less waste Cor new stock OF ynl,,:,Iln ~;
tsaSe. -Washington star
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- ~
Margaret TulInr.u ,.o., o.,

yrs sini:'cc Greeley had Il str;n.. ant,n.
20 SH' gloves and never wore them
on any>0c'''sion, One day. il is said ~,
meg M;sre2t,:rt Fuller ON tho street ard in.
stead Of er..ottiilg her with any .suaj snin.
!''t,t'' she totiehed AiarEalrt's hand with
sil'idasr, ex1i,2ilu:ng' Skin of n l..asti
skin of.a l,eustif <''''
MnS what do yai 'nenn" asked Mar.
SILK. returned Mrs ,;ra.iev ..s;lp :,
ways ~. siiA al
margaret Touched her hand and Sind.
aeWd saying "Enrr;.iis ofn worlnl En-.
trails OF q wormi l.x;:!.n,y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
True HosDjtafifv

In a New Hampshire village MANY
b,, n's .Aio '"lo or former resident who
hnd !. warm heart, hut u ton,-,r tint AZ "a
NOT always utter his real meaning ~
one cold winter day nc opened HE aoor
90 see the minister, looking chill and tirsd
w':dns home through the snow after IN
parishioner. t-eS''''il'
VpN,e IN, parson, come right in,, hc
cisileu cnccr'ly, waving his arms with hos
pi1'Dle intent. My wife win muka J.
rousl'lg iire to warm you up. It's well
e'''f'c' already, parson. She'll make II %
nov you can't stay in the house Is min
utes? '-Ioilth's Communion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
KILL or CURE METHODS.
weshlnSton's Treatment In His Last I'LL
ness Little Short Of Murder.


There can scarcely DO doubt that The
treatment OF Wnshing,on's last illness by
the doctors was little short Of murder,
says Mr.. Paul Ford in Tho True George
Washington. Those Were the days OF The
''kill or cure Treatment, whom strong
plasters, j;lap and hlr,'ding, til" universal
remedies, left little hope for patients vino
could not withstand both dru2s and dis
ease.
Professor John Fisle writes in his ''Old
Virginia ant! Her Neighbors' that when
Washington in full siCor found that he
had caught q bad cold lie sent for tn" doc
tors Meanwhile ho had bali q pint OF
blood taken from him by one nj his over
seers. OF the three physicians in attendance
one was his dear friend, the good Scotch
man, DR.. james Craik His colleague
DR.. Elisha Dick, said:
do not bleed the general. Flo needs
oil his strength. .-.
His advice was not needed. Three copi
GUS bleedings followed, in the las; OF whlcl
Il quart of blood WAS taken The THIRD III
tondant. DIR. Gustavus Brown. aftcrwar'
expressed bitter regret that DR.. DIE: ;id
vice was not taken. Besides this whoif
sale bleeding the patient was doscl Wit
calomel and tartar emctic and scArile
with blistcrs and poutticcs.
"Thc question is Suggested. " writes NJ
Fiske, "if Washington had lived q dozc
years longer, would there have been |. Sc
ond war with England"
The heroic methods Of the seSc'tr"n'
century, which. though killing thousand
were continued far into the ciSh'2rno
arc exhibited by tho items of - hi!i re
dered by DR.. Haddor of York about !'
for performing an an:pu,allon. lhcS
Guided Zone highly Favored and two {
binary corsliais three nintmcnts tor L
wound, an ointment p:ecirti.tc, the nh'
alton of letting blood, u purge per dlel
two pursos olcc.uaries, which are l'nwd'
mixed with honey or eirnp, external /
plicntions, Il cordial and tw" astrlhg'
powders, bloodletling. defensive anu
lnrge cloth"
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A poc1oR,s AERoIsM.
His Remarkable Feat Rcqmired fhy"ichi
Strength as We'll ts Bravery.


The author Of ''rho Mnnk's'"l Field
Force" records the following deed, which
was performed III India ard wss indeed
noble one. 1t occurred after night had
fallen upon /, holly contested battle-ground
The British had with great difficulty re-
pulsed M enemy overwhelmingly superior
in mum hers and had withdrawn into Their
defenses The deadly hollow some His-
TANGO in front Of their lines, called the
Cup; was commanded from several ulrcc-
lions hy the fire of the natives and swept
ut intervals by their swordsmen, ..... u.
"I.ieutenant Ford Ind been seriously
wounded in tho shoulder. Tho bullet c'it
the artery, and he WAS bleeding to death
when Surgeon Lieutenant y. Mug" came
to his aid The fire was too hot +" allow
of lights being used There WAS no cover
OF any sort 1t was u, III" bottom Of tht
Cup Nevertheless tie surgeon struck "
match at tir ,,urii Of his lifcantl cS;'ni,"c
tho wound ih;, match went out anna /
sputter OF bullets, which kicked up th'
dust all around. but lv It's uncertain l'Eh
he SAW the nuturu Of the injury
1.-The officer had already tainted from
loss of blood The doctor seizc! TN" artery
und MS no other lip;.turc was Forthcoming
he remained under fire for thr" hours
holding u mans life between his linGc
and thumb When ~ length IL sen'!e
that the enemy had broken INFO the cAl,T
he picked on the unconscious officer in hi
arms and, without relaxing his hold, hat
him to place Of safety" 5.0.
from ts sffa7 htrf i4 ~ w HHi aSs + +
cry man could carry another away, usin
. one arm only. and -,ritl. h!,rr-tI!rd i; M,
h.. i.' e"ihi'!ihdlng officer pat it whc,
40 narrated the net in his dispatches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

was something. But WHAT O. the policy?
Did Mr.. Gladstone mean to leave himself
in u nositiun to dis,lvow Gordon? 1t is Il
hnrd superstition; but, In view of what
followed, is it unjust? There is hnt ono
othtr-that his repugnancc to'ncetln:; the
man whose help he was Aot too proud to
accept was unconquerable. We all know
what followed.
If this story seems incredible. can only
say that have 1t from Mr.. Gladstone
own lips that no never saw Gordon
"Mr Gladstone, by George w. Smailey
in Harper's Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
A BRITISH GUARDSMAN.
what 1t Costs to Belong to a Crack Eng
81. ..M"" l!Sll Regiment. 4

Sd. ..MH l!sll Regiment. 4
TIL. actual surroundings OF n guards.
mans daily life are simple Ii qunrtcscd
in London, unless ut tho Tower, he viii
live. at thu Guards club, lis the mess Mt the
Tower Ii the only one maintained by the
Foot guards in london, and his expenses
Mt tho club will compare favornhly with
the expenses of my other club III town
If the battalion to which he belongs If
uu:,r.ur,d ut Chelsea barracks, no may
very pussihly have n room IN the bArrAcks,
If his people live in town, rs is often the
! case, nc may live mt home, or he may pre-
fer tho Freedom Of 4 Gollnls - sci1
enh.rrintio,-a bf the q IL, ...I, ''''''
as Some .20 II month, though, n of
oA'i1EaRunt tastes, 1t may be much hfob
or, ana The rent of his rooms will danena
utmost entirely on what he chooses 70 nnr
30 that 1t is clear that tho necessary az.
Pc'iscs OF LILO i'll tho Foot guards arc NOT
nearly as rrnhbitory ms is rcnornlIv sun:
p"Seu' lhe suartlsnan receives tho same
pay hS officers OF corresponding rank In
wy iino' with the addition Of go IL year
Ru'l'e pay SO that 1t is possible far .
pui'ss'Hr VI AN economical turn to live in
.iic guard on an allowance OF s3oO "a ,o,,.
IN addition to his pay
AS we have just shown. il is poss,,,,a
~. n,is must admir- that it is not often d,,na
me young gunrtlsmnn Is very seldom ,,n.
'elitcd with one club or even with t,,.o
anu ti'e brigade Will DO found tn h. f,i,,,r
m.,S represented ut the Bachelors
:" hlte = ana the best service clubs mo
overs OF cricket and tennis pro,,er nra
''"s'Iy ha'Etues of Princes, and tha mo
lof,tS belong to the principal racing clubs
'.'ch MS Sahdown Park, and the horsv
~ rather pony" clubs Of fIurlinphn,n
'ho inc never Ranelagh-A british ON.
'er III Harpcr's Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

% deorge's bay, Newfoundland. con.
I'd .ai,is an immense coaldcld fully 20 miles
IN length and 10 in breadth. II bas h'.,,,
as1llha1ca that if tho output We're to reach
-"'o"o IONS rcrannum the coal bed would
not bcexhalustcd in century
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
! a IIighly Cultir:,t.a sno.

barbados, the chief produce Of which i
on1 sugar cane, is ono Of the most highly
uu'si'atea spots on IL" face of 1i,,. carr,
ne ne "h"ie island, which is Of about III.
~ si.o u t,,e ISL. of Wight, is parcuie,l ont
.neo s'i'all holdings and every acre of laul
Is turned to account.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Ground Fla.

\ young man from u country VIII.
"h''h Sightseeing in Edinburgh WINS or,,t,
~ "S'"niShcd IN seeing Mr.. Smith mi.
lor (sround llall, y inscribed on Il door nm,
A'ter u careful study Of tho plate exclaimed
"r'i't scott! Sic a death! Shujrly he's
',s, ,, run over wi u steam rolleri-Ion-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
A Tribute to y,,,a,

ADMIRAL Bunce in Speaking of wo,,e,
IN lines 81 war said the other d,v. :. 4
ie" bright, CHEEKY, good women win ID
moro to Keep civilization and chiv,,r,,
nllvo III Il camp than any number of rn,cs
or regulations. Their ministcrinrs vii
maze victory brighter. defeat easier and
death less horrible anu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

ter VIZ" tIna, farmer ora boat builder M wiz
60. li; y, needs ;; grindstono no WI ~
ao nn eie Day and fishes for one WITH r euss
"Mu Jackie from boat. The botta'p pe Us
ou,ei W With them, and they can ho h.i, Is
"ua az ready to set up Many wears ai
c,,rs,, ' ~ rom Rockland loaded w;tb
to wre - several e hundred erindstones wa,s
for th,+ Ill or 1ne strip of rocks now anI
She wsnt s', NC ~. Known as Grindstonc point int
bers rottcd ~. sno bottom. and as the tim.
away bv t, an" IS s''l"rated or were washe1,
stones wara tre'i ueit storm the GRIND.
which everybody is ut liberty ~ a quarry
, ~, himself Winter Harbor (sla ,eTonlze
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
a CRAZE OF PSEUDO SCIENCE.
10 freacn; Remarkable Reyiva, NJ s..
.G diGeval Superstatfon =

A-eitafsshle Revival of Me~
diaeval supersltion.
- me century Daniel G. Br,nton hus
Enra ,.N, J, on Popular Supcrgtitions of
by saying: "'' Af1icio
;, from some strange reason thera h.a
I'tc'' wonderful revival within the l,s,
u,rtar OF nearly every lncdia.yal snnn,s,i
, ..o', nbacT various etises, in tho ,nos. on.
I linHeh''a ';ei:trrs u lie world. Tic Irac.
I,.,,....i,, 80 - ''cs"si sorfeiy, instead of
~. =. t''' ~ 'HfIf eIaiins md urge
-, ti't4f,tii ~ unlor psau,io
- '-' Z. n ;f.'.' ~ CONS iiul!nis;ly,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
The Proper Method

i"li'' mere arc letters from three ,,e,,
VINO want to mnrrv me-" '1''1'
WELL don bother mo now. Tell them
to mail their BIDS to nc It tho office -
Chicago Record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Hats and I}ricIf.

Spanking Of proverbs, u hat on tho sido.
walk is more likely to have a brick under
IL tili,n the hat which the average man ia
wearing. Detroit journal :. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
"A plug of tohacco Il nj e<oa.,

a pug OF tobacco is as good a baro,n.to,
as any one needs. AS long as the weather
"a 10 DO line the tobacco will be dry. and e
.nere Is not too much sugar and iiounric,
- 70 ltwlll crumble like bark. But ;nst
e oalore rain tho tobacco will get damn and
neAlpie, and the moisture in tho mir VII,
make 1t almost clammy "'i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
PRrsOn and Bunker

On the St Andrews golf course there 10
. bunker known MS HELL" says Scottish
i-iie'and Humor. A parson who was NAV.
ing got into this bunker one day and cnnia
not get out of it. III the midst Of his ~
.orts telegram arrived for him. and n ra-
turning cnddie was asked If he had saa,,
nm s,sa 90, aye, YVES the reply: "I'ys
l.'s1 ieitt+hin down in he'll, damnin an
SWearin ulaiSt ;.vfu'p' az
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

English foxes are SO talne that two O,
mem recently had fight on a MINIS Lawn
use of a stick ~ 'tie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
"OnlaIl,s Nav

The Youthful one--l wonder why won.
en- SO like to kiss baby.
The Elderly One-Decauso tho bobv
uoesn' like it.-Indianapolis Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Frugal Girl.
Wasn't 1t no'5!r in

Wasn't it noble in that vassar girl to
sa.. '''ree zen f.a,n sisawtiug:'' -.
e ca lrs'.:Aa !"r herself and for two
'sl'tr girls, "-Chica,so Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Matched.

10 you wear eyeglasses because Won
s,'i'lh you look better with then,?" asked
Miss Pert "sAeo
l wear them because I know I ,ool
. netler Win them, answered the short.
lsht@ man si:dly.-- Harlem Life -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

-, oariaAtures are found among the sculn.
y u auo , monuments M OF Ihebcs. Egypt, made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

ever ! asked you ~ "''eh
He WccllY
Ahs now only get $as. Have been
a aaarAea tlnwh in your afYectionsP''-Cin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25
Cremation In S.r,y,v

;, norway hasa law dealing with cre,nn.
oD aIscs:ordinr to tho net. every ,,orson
80 - = ss -. ~ :rcmi.trd aftcr
-. - - x fl1a saa-. E.A"e IL declaration
-. -. .ne presence of two witnesses For
,h., unaer 70 u declaration Gil The part of
~ p.lIhts ~ necessary The police. tho
tand".'" , feglslrar and the doctors in at
tendance on The deceased have. MIS-, y, ~, "r
hlsh written testimony as to H.. ,..,,., ~,
death before e body cYlii be i,,cinernr,M "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-25

p's'lafck IN his hlandcst names
nave tho9sht of nothing else since / a.
.oreo ehe cabinet. Our guns ar,. read
nAu you VIII soon nnd that they ara 81
perlor to the Austrian artillery.
nue Then You must give me son
friendly advice" said the co,ntcss !.
nave two castles one in Bohemia and ~
near l4elpsic Which one will bo rho safa.
to go top ~ '''o ssAies
| IL you take my advice" answered M,
| ,ll'1rck' you will not go to Bohemie
-FOUR castle Is located in the very yicinit
Mi'erc we intend to beat the Austriane
safc" ~ peiiecGi
me countess made her indlscretion com
49, - ~ 'o1'''ig every ono of this remark
able conversation. Tho world wac CT, ~ :
ana demands for an explanation oa1,s.
from all quarters
Pooh = smiled Bismarck. with a sbr,,,
o. MS shoulders so you pay attentiog
10 an lronfc;tl answer PROMPTED nv e, in.
discreet question:" -
Wol1l $ Telegraph bureau was bonoroa
Ml'ii BISMARCK attention on account ri
sums ''llescd irregularities The chancaIlor
Summoned one OF tho government officers
'"ao promptly asserted that he did not
= AnoW thing about the whole matter
fou mad Better make n thorough in
s seh,'ga'ion and give ne detailed report,
SAD bismarck. ''Jsut there is M s,,acia,
u! hurry. II have the report by tomorrow
81 noon that will bo time enough. -
uooa living was one of Bisn,arck,s wooL
points, and the first Countess Bismarci-
sad sometimes that the chef do cm;sina
was me only ono who could govern her
=, om S.,ancellor. Certain it is that this
.iea III arc; Herr Mueller, could take liber.
~. which would have proved danueron.
% other persons. He had sent word txvioa
~ ono oocasi> u that dinner was ready -
~, Not hungry yet. Wait another balr
chancellor. rom che
me third message received from che
'' s:nta a mngnato atimitteaof no appeal:
HIS excellency will have to eat nov,
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