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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Obituary of Mrs. Anna ZechieI.


Anna NJ. Zechiel, daughter of J ohm
and Susan C. Alleman, was born in
Plymouth, Indiana, January 8, 1870
She spent the years OF early childhood
in her native city with her widowed
mother. At the age of IA years she
gave her heart to God, making public
profession of faith in her Savior and
receiving the sacrament of holy bap-
tism from the hand of Rev. u. J
Spengler. She remained a faithful
member of the church here until she
departed to live in home of her own
On the 25rd day OF May, 1899, she was
united in marriage to A. IL. Zechiel by
Rev. y. III. Loose in the home of her
uncle S. y. Champlin. To this union
were born three children: Paul Justin,
Freda Marian, and the infant son John
Alleman who sleeps in his mothers
arms. To her children she was kind
and affectionate mother, and to her
husband a devoted wife, a helpmate in
deed.
She departed this life on Saturday,
July %, at ii 40 a. m, after an illness
of AZ hours, at the age of % years, 6
months, and 90 days.
In the work of assisting her husband
as shepherd and leader of Gods peo-
pie, she was always earnest, active and
wise. Seeing an opportunity to do
good she was never slow to use it. She
was an able worker in the woman's
missionary society, and was the presi-
dent of the ladies aid society, when she
was called away. By all who knew her
in her husbands present charge in
Bellevue, o., and by people formerly
served, she was held in high esteem,
and knew of none who in any way dis
liked her. The offerings and tributes
of respect at the funeral service in
Bellevue on Tuesday were many and
valuable, bringing comfort to the be-
reaved family. Her days here are end
ed, her work is done, her rest in the
Lord is attained, though anxious to
stay with her husband and children she
was ready to go home.
Funeral services were held in the Re-
formed church in Bellevue, of whirh
her husband is pastor. on Tuesday at
$50 a. M, conducted by Rev. E. ID.
Wettach, ID. ID, of Tiffin, accompanied
by five other brothers in the ministry
of the church Of her choice and repre-
sentation of the ministerial association
of Bellevue. The Sc vices were such as
to bestow proper tribute, and give the
needed comfort.
The remains were brought to Plym-
outh on Tuesday evening at 1912 and
taken to the home of j. W. Maxey,
where brief service was held on Wed
nesday morning conducted by Rev. L .
Rothenberger. The body was laid to
rest in the lot where sleep her parents
and sister
The Lord gave and the Lord hath
taken away, blessed be the name of the
Lord.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
From Wednesdays Daily.


Smallpox is still prevalent IN Delphos
and Van Vert.
Walkerton is going to have electric
lights in the near future.
The four -month-old child of editor
Nearpass, of the Culver City Herald,
died last evening.
Rural free delivery has been estab-
lished from Charlottesville to Shannon
dale, 100 families living along the road
The bombardment of Santiago is said
to have cost us 100000. But think
how much more it cost the Spaniards.
1t is estimated that seventy-five men
have procured work in South Bend and
Mishawaka in the past four months, all
from Plymouth.
Mrs. John Winsler, of South Plym-
outh is very low. Her disease is lung
trouble, and DIR. Wilson states that she
is gradually growing weaker.
l.. G. Bumper, past grand chancellor
of the Sovereign Grand lodge K. of + :,
was In the city this morning. He is a
genial gentleman and a knight of the
old school.
Mrs. Bruback is registered at the
Ross house. She is from Denmark, and
her husband is travelling man. She
Will remain a guest at the Ross house
for two months. She cannot speak the
English language, and the only person
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29

Well, l suppose you read in the home
paper about me being promoted
to corporal. l was promoted about two
weeks ago.
You asked me if we had enough to
eat. Sometimes we do and sometimes
we don't; and what we do get is not
very good.
Well, as | can't think of anything
more, | will close. Hoping to hear
from you soon, l will say good bye.
From your brother,
HARRY FRISTOE.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29

in Plymouth that can talk to her in her
own language ia Mrs. John Hoham. of
South Center street.
There is a school house two miles
east of Plymouth that has every win
dow light broken. The school house is
all right but some thoughtless boys
want to be looked after.
Henry Fleet, son of Col. Feet of Gull
yer academy, made dive In Lake
Maxenkuckee last evening and struck
struck some obstacle in his downward
course, breaking his left arm.
The price of milk advanced 20 cents
per can in Chicago last week and may
go higher. Porter county milk ship
pers are reaping a harvest as many OF
them ship their milk to Chicago.
Four of the men arrested for white
Gaping at Pierceton have plead guilty
to the charge of assault and battery
and have paid their fines, one of whom
was the son of the man who was
beaten.
The remains of Mrs Zechiel, wife of
Rev. Albert Zechiel, arrived over the
Vandalia last night from Bay View, o.,
on the 10 o'clock train, and were taken
to the residence of James w. Maxey, in
West Plymouth.
The little two-year-old child of Wal
ter Logan, living near Columbia City,
was struck by passenger train on the
Pittsburg road yesterday morning and
instantly killed. The little one was
away from the house only few minu-
ties.
The pension board met today at the
Office of DIR. Wilson. Several old soldiers
were examined for an increase. The
pension department is coming to the
front, judging from the number of
cases that have been passed upon dur
ing the past two months.
At Kokomo Joseph Bradford, an old
resident, went to the home of his oil
vorced wife, Emma Bradford, and at
tempted to kill her. Mrs Bradford met
him heroically and broke both bones of
his right arm with rolling pin. Brad
ford was arrested and is now serving a
twenty-five days Jail sentence for as
sault and battery.
~ To- -t,r xrroc tOu in
the Western Union office for the past
five months, Is now engaged as bag
gageman at the Chicago & Alton depot.
He came here from Plymouth, Ind, is
a young man of excellent habits, and
Agent Campbell is to be congratulated
upon having secured his services
StreatCr Oil J Times.
Valparaiso is in bad financial straits.
The Messenger says that the city ex-
chequer is as dry as the weather and
City Treasurer Bartholomew was COM
PEELED to stamp all city orders Saturday
mot paid for want of funds" They
draw six per cent interest. The street
laborers were compelled to give from
two to seven per cent to get them cash
ed about town.
The M. Z. Sunday-school excursion
to st. j oe today was all that could be
desired or expected. Two hundred and
twenty eight tickets were sold from
Plymouth, which means a handsome
surplus for the Sunday school. The day
was fine and nothing was left undone.
A twenty mile ride on the lake was one
of the inducements. OF course they
had good time. They will return to-
nj nh
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Three Husdred Spaniards Killed.

If 800 AMERICANS can kill 800 SPANIARDS
in 800 days. how many Americans will it take to
kill 100 Spaniards In 100 days? One Thousand
Dollars will be paid to the persons answering
the above problem correctly. Many other
prizes of value. All of which will be announced
in the next issue of UPToN'S ILLUSTRATED
WEEKLY. AS positive guarantee as TO my
reliability l refer to any mercantile or COM
mercial agency. AS to the object of Offering
these prizes Is to attract attention 70 my popu-
lar family magazine. each person answering
must enclose with their answer five two cent
stamps Tor ten cents silver for one months
subscription. containing full particulars. Send
today. To be first Is laudable ambition; you
may secure the thousand dollars. Ten dollars
will be paid for the best original problem. TO be
published in future number. Address C. NJ.
UPTON. 324 Dearborn St., Chicago H. sl9
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

The United States army consisting OF
regulars and volunteers is POI, 400
troops.
J. u. Tanning, of the steam laundry,
is happy today. It's a girl and tips the
beam at ten pounds. The little one
arrived last evening.
w. f. Peterson has everything in
shape and will leave Monday for Ken
dallville where he will engage in the
photograph business.
The W. G.. t. L. will meet at Mrs
NJ. j. Dishers next Monday at o'clock
p. m, August LIST. A very cordial ia
vitation is extended to all.
Ira Lower is engaged in painting the
school houses in Center township.
Trustee McCrory looks well after the
school buildings under his charge.
Miss Trella Logan returned today
from Washington, ID. c., where she has
been for the past two weeks attending
the National Teachers convention.
The secret societies in Plymouth are
taking on BOOM" Applications for
membership are coming in thick and
fast and as fall approaches greater in
crease is expected.
Receiver Clint Bondurant of the
Elektron Cycle works will ask the court
Friday afternoon for permission to sell
in part or bulk all property of the Elek-
tron Cycle company.
Mr.. j. w. Thomas received picture
of his son Frank l.. Thomas, now with
In a few hundred miles of Dawson
City, Alaska. The photograph repre-
sents him to be in excellent health and
well CARRIED for that climate.
Rev. Father Moench treated the
altar boys to cream and cake yesterday
afternoon at Shoemakers restaurant.
IL was a very pleasant and enjoyable
event, and the little boys were happy.
Father Moench will leave for Valparai-
so tomorrow.
The l.. o. L. Ms had a splendid time
at their meeting last night. Ice cream
and cake was furnished in abundance
A beautiful silk pillow was sold, and
the numbers drawn from a hat, and
Mrs. McIlrath, who was initiated last
night held the lucky number.
There are two or three small fry de-
tectives in Plymouth who will bear
watching. They imagine many things
in which they or no one else have any
thing to do with, 1t would be far bet
ter for those gentlemen to look for
some other job than that of trying to
get an innocent man in trouble.
Cash paid for hard and soft maple
logs; also second growth ash-sizes in.
and up in diameter. Logs to be cut ~
or 10 it. long. Prices for logs, IL in.
and up in diameter, $500 per NJ. from
to IL ill.,. &c per lineal it, These logs
must be straight, smooth and free from
knots. Bring the logs in while there is
a demand for them and we will pay
you cash; improve the opportunity
while it lasts. Indiana Novelty Mfg.
Co., Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Cure Your Stomach,

You can quickly do this by using SOUTH
AMERICAN NERvINE. 1t can cure every case
of weak stomach In the world. 1t always cures
never falls. 1t knows no failure. 1t will gladden.
your heart and put sunshine into your life. 1t is
a most surprising cure. A weak stomach and
broken nerves will drag you down to death.
SOUTH AMERICAN NERvINE will help you
No failures; always cures; never
Lovely to take. Sold by
BLAIN Il Co., Druggists. Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29

bonds began Tuesday. 1t will take
several weeks to complete the task as
bonds are to be sent to 100000 address
es. and the utmost care must be taken
that no mistakes may be made. The
subscribers for small amounts number
100000. The largest amount that any
one will receive is 81 800.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
a Birthday Surprise.

The friends of Henry Hand, residing
west of Argos, gave him a surprise last
Sunday, it being his 54th birthday
About sixty were present and devoured
a bushel of his nice home grown
Deaches.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29

Get particulars from agents regard
ing 81 excursion tickets offered for sale
by the Nickel Plate road on sundays
to parties of five or more.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
.tmfer franssnf6er e~OnTnt.

Der neue GonIuI Der frun8Dffaen &epuz
btit in G6icagp, Der SiiOfran5oie 9enrt
M6rou, 1T Elm Mann BON bo6er gilbnng
unb ben Iiebensniirbigften lmgan4sformen.
@riinbGi9 gef9uGt fir ben @oniularz unb
bipIpmattf9en 0ienit, mar er feds Sabre
frun3Oif9er 8i3ecpniuG gu 6am0urg, bann
brsi Sabre fran50fif6er @Oniul gu @alpeiton
in 5eras unb bon ba lit er iebt auf ben 10
beOeutenben 9oiten in Gbicago 5efOrbert.
8ie bes @nglifGen, 10 1T biefer fpra9z
getpanbte N}ann AUDI bes 9eutI@en DoIz
itdnoig md9tig unb Ipribt es nit edit fibz
fran50ti9er 2ebbaftigfeit. @r Fat feline
@tubien gum She'll in OeutI9lanb gemu4t
unb feline ebenio 1iebenspiirbige Satin
ftammt aus Der Gtabt 9annober. Son
%fsuriger frun5Off9er 8uterIanbsliebe beIeelt,
tpeiB @OnIuI MerOu 5ugIei6 beutf0e Siteraz
fur u1tb beutf9es @efen b0Gig gu fddBen.
@;ner Der eriten Oeu!i9en 9ulbeiton's
f9rei6t uns iiber i'm:
n9ieier bpr5iigli9e Serr mar Bel uns in
@alOeitOn ftatiOnirt. Sebt 1T GjalpeIton's
9erIuf @bicagO's @etpinn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Gramao6fme anmpf,pefie.

Die 5ran3ofen fraBen tpte Die &aben. Ods
Babel melbet, oaB na9 benz groBen Sumulte
in Der fran3Off6en &ammer etpa 125 6atsz
binoen, Derf9iebene Hodi90Be uno a1Dere
perartige Sragmente BON &leibungsItiiden
aufgeleien purOen. 9ana9 fam man ftp
einsn 8egriff bon Der r9ibe 0es @efe9ts"
5uglet3 aber AUDI BON Der Nrt uno NDetfe
MAIDEN, tpie bic Sran5oien tdmpfen. IS
9e9t ~offsnbar baraus 6erbor, baB Die 6erren
Ssputirten, dnftatt nit Der gsbaGten 6auit
auf einanber los3uge6en unb ii9 gegen1eitig
bic &Dpfe 81 ber6ouen, Ii9 me6r Der &fz
peiie Der 8dben unb 3anfiii9tigen @eiber
beoierten, bas beiBt, ih9 5uerit nit Der
Surge, unb, als bieie ni9t me6s au3Gs;9te,
nit ben 5ingern unb 6ingernGgeln dttadirz
ten, fi4 chamber bic 9eii9ter 3srfrabtsn unb
bic &leiber 5%erriien, 8ir iinb baoon iiberz
5eugt, baB, tpenm es einmal in elmer ameritaz
ntiGer @eiebgebung gu einem hturt:gen5uz
multe tommen piirbe - tleinere 9roben baz
pon bdben mir ia audi f9on ge6abt -, Die
8etbetligten am nic6Tten Sage meiitens nit
nblaren" Qugen unb md9tigen geulen an
Sopf unb 9eii3t 6erumIaufen, reIpectioe gu
9onie bleiben piirbsn. Die 5run6oien be-
5eidnen 5tpar unier Sauttampf@Spitem als
brutal unb i'm 9rurbe gsnommen baben
lie ia au4 &e4t =, bOh tpenn man spii9en
niefsm unb ben Id6srli4en 8ab6aGgereien,
ipie iie iingit in Paris in Der 0eputirten=
tammer bortamen, pd6len iOu, ~ Tdeint
uns bod bic @ubl ni9t f6per gu isin. Sbne
3meifel, pber bielmebr boffsntGi9, pirb einz
nal eire 3eit tommen, po berurt;ge hanbz
greifi4e &rgumente in ben geieBgeben6en
&0rperf3aften Der Nutionen Derp0nt unb
Hnm0gli9 iein tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

i6r in Dem 2oloz8rief: SD ipsr6e, e6e
ib Cola mugif9zmugnetif9 bsbunble, cine
itarte 6ungerfur nit ibr p%prnebnlen,
file bstommt tGgli6 nur ID 5rOpfen Sim
bsertpaRer unb bas 8isrtel BON elmer peiBen
SbGots," 9amit poIIte er Srau emma
neden.
@s mar bamals mod Elm beiteres, f%lntenz
Ipriibenbss 2eben i'm &erner6dus, Wab1z
beit unb 0i9tung fpeIten oft in chamber,
abr es near b I benz Spbe meiner SHUTTER,
NIT i6rem Sobe b~eritegte Die Queae oes fpru>
belnben 6umors meines 8atsrs, unb
f6fpar3s Wolfen 3ogen R.raltf.
NI1o, UNI nod einmal gu retdpituliren:
Shirt W1etterni9 un0 Cola Wonte3 fammb
i6ren Mlemannen in Neins6erg pdren nur
Elm 6umortittf@es p6antd1t%>
qebtlbe msines @dters, bafiel6e beru9te
auf feiner %fub1tantielen Wabrbeit; es ioate
II f9neQ poriibergebenb unb fir Die 4orsI<
faten erbeiternb pirfen, tpie tpenn man Sim
bern bas ounfle S9attenbilb zines !6afen
nit ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9dnoen aut
bic petBe WanD Saubert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

fte6e bierunter cine BON Der ungebelerltditen
Yarteili6tsit beeinfluBte l1nterfu9ung, elmer
Barteili9feit, bet Elm unoer9dngli6ts DENT
mai naiper &iibnbeit in Dem 8eri3ts oe5
3tpeitgenannten geiebt purbe. Sd fldge Die
bret S9rifia3oeritdnbigen, Die 9srrsa Bel
bomme, Barnard un6 Gouarb, an, liigen=
BATE unb betriigerii9e 8eri9te ~erItuttet 81
bdben, es lei benn, bob iie uuf 0runo elmer
Gr5tli4en unterIu9ung als ON elmer aranfz
bett ber Nugen unb Der urt6eilstraft e;ben5
ertldrt tperoen. Sd tldge bic 8ureauT oes
&rtegsmtnifteriums an, in Der preile Ino
INSIDE onbere in benz ,@clair" unb Dem r@9o
be Yarts" etne pera659euenspertbe Gam
pagne 9efiibrt gu BADEN, UNI Die Dffentli9e
N3etnun9 trre3ufi6ren unb lire eigeEeS9ulH
gu berbeden. Sd tlage en6li9 pd5 erite
3rtegsgeri9t an, bus Ge9t babur9 ge6eugt
gu bdben, baB es einen Mngetlagten ouf
9runo zines ge6eim gebaGtenen @9tiftIiides
berurtbeilte, unb i9 tlage bas 5tpeite &riegs=
gert6t an, auf b06eren 8efebI bieIe llngeiebz
lt3teit gebedt 81 BADEN, tnbem es ietnerfsits
oas iurtbii9e 8er6re9en begging, einen
@3ulDigen pifentIt4 frei5ufpre6er, Sns
benz id bieie Nnflagen sr6ebs, bin i9 mir
mp6G bepuBt, baB i6 ben WrtiteGn 80 uno 81
beg preBgeIebes bonn %. Suli 1881 ~berfuIle.
tpel9es bic 8ergeben Der 9 erGeumbung
%beitraft, unb i3 febe mid bieiem f~reitDi1ig
aus. @as nun bic 2eute betrifft, Die id cnz
tlage, 70 femme i9 ite ni9t, ih babe tie ME
mails geieben, ib bege gegen ie peber@rpa
nod SAB. Sir mild itnb es nur eigeniinnige,
BON i%o5ialer 8~OspiQigfeit gelettete &Opfe;
uno bic 4ufgabe, bic i9 biermit erTiiGe, 1T
nur Elm r~eboIutiondres Mittel, UNI bas Ser
bor6re9en Der 8abrbeit unb Der @ere9tigteit
gu beihteuni9en. Sd babe nur cine 2eibenz
i4aft, uno apar Die, 2iAt i'm Namen Der
Meni96eit gu f9affen, bic 10 feAr ge!:tten
uno Inipru9 auf bas Slid bat. Msin Be-
geiiterter protet 1T nun Elm Nufi9rei msiaer
Seele. Man mage es nur, mid oor BE N5it=
len 81 b~rin9en, unh bann mDge bic Inter
iu4ung bel boGem 2tdte itattfinben! Sd
tparte. Sene6migen Sic, 9err Prdfoent,
Die 8erii@erung meiner tiefiten G6rer6ietung.
@mtGe 3pIa,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Scr aIte smpinbeIA

Bte Eet9t es mod imner S6ninbfern unb
8auernfdngern tpirb, 0umme, bic, ipie 6e=
tannt, nnie ale tperbsn", ini6r @arn gu lpden,
betpeiit pieoer einmal Der folgenbe San, ii6er
tpel9en aus P~bilabslp6ia beri6tet nir6.
Dor einigen Wonaten tpurben bon ei1em
unbetannten, beTen gtame fp~a6rIdeinli6
balo III einem amtli9en Optl1mente fiquriren
tptro, an SauIenbe BON 2euten nit benz ni9t
u~ngetp0bnliG:n Na1nen Batter 8riefe qe.
f6tdt, porin Die Dsrlo6enbe Mitt6eilung gez
mad)t lpuroe, bdB in ben @epDIben Der 8Qnf
BON Rprbdmerifa 8u pbilabelp6id bic ftatt=
lt6s SumHe bpn 100000 lieqe, tpelhe
our -3eit Des observation-disclosures Elm e~etpifer
Satob 8ater bort beponirt babe. SeBt iu9f
man mad ben glidlibsn @rbsn, uno Der
@4rei6er bes 8riefes lei 9egen 9oraus6sz
3ablurtg Der n0tbigen @ebii6ren unD 8ergiz
tung feiner 9ienfthitungen bereit, Die @rbz
dnlprii9e gelteno gu ma6en unb 5u pert6eiz
oigen.
8ie otele 8atsrs ouf bic 2eimrut6e oefGoz
gen unb Die r9ebiibren~ eingeI6ift baben,
tit ni9t 6%etannt; aber au9 Die 8ant bon
NOrbamerifa erbielt 9un3e 9t0Be BON 8rtez
fen aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anbe5 nit Mnz
'frugen, O6 es ii4 nit ben @ater'f6en
@9dben tpirtli6 10 berbalte, unb, ais ibr bic
Sa9s gu bunt rpurbe, erIisB ite cine an5eige
b's Sn6alts, baB iu9 in ibren @eip0l6en me-
nsr Elm S4ab BON DreiBig MiGionen bsfinbe,
nod ii6er6uupt trgenb cine Summe 8e{bes, Die
ouf ben Namen SatOb 8oter beponirt lei; Elm
fol4er babe, 10 bel fie ipiffe, ~rierlals Elm
@onto gsbabt unb pa6ri4etnIi6 :i6sr6aupt
ME e%riitirt.
Wie biel bittere gnttGuf6ungsn tpirb
bieie An5eige unter ben 8aters berpprrufen,
befonbars unter ienen, pel9e bersits lire
fees" eingeididt u1b itcb bic Oienite bes
unbetannten 8ObIt6dters rgeit9e1t" ba6eu!
@abrIi4, Die 9ummen ipsrDen ni9t aGe!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
4oIa'S Qttflaae.

Der @OrtGaut Der bon emile 3oIu er6o=
5enen offentli9en, an ben fran30ftI@en Brdz
%ftoenten geri4teten Nntlage lit foGgenber:
sd tluge ben S6eritlieutenant bu patD be
Clam an, baB er, tpenn uu9 u~nbepuBter
8siie. pie i'd annebmen min, Der teufliI9e
&rbeiter an benz Suiti5irrtbum getpeien lit
unb BAT er Johann pG6renb brei Sabreu iein
un1eGiges 0ert bur3 Die itrdfli91ten Ma9iz
n%ationen bertbetbigt Fat. Sd tGage ben Sc
neral Wtercter an, baB er iib minbsItens uus
%geitiger S4pG6e gum Miti9uloigen an Ell
ner DER orOBten ungere9tigfeiten bes Sa6rz
hunberts gemu9t bat. Sd tGage Sen Gene
raj 8iqOt an, baB er Die in 1etnen 3Gn6en
befinoIi3 gepeIenen fi9eren 8epeiie bon Der
1lni9ulo 9rspfus' unterbriidt unb baB er,
aus poIitti9en Hiidii9ten unb UNI ben bloBz
geieaten @eneraGita6 gu retten, fi9 bes Ser
rutbs On Der MenI96et unb Der SuItia f9ulz
big gema9t but. Sd tlage ben General 8otsz
beffre unb ben General 9on1e an, ii9 gu
Mitf9ulbieen b%eTIelben 8erbre9ens gema9t
gu BADEN, nobel Der Cine 3tpeifelsp6ne BON
f@lerifaler 2eibeHf9aft, Der Qnbere ipabr=
f9einli9 bon benz @orpsgeiit geleitet ipuroe,
Der aus ben 8ureaur beg &riegsminiIteriums
cine beiIige, unangretfbare Ar9e ma9f. Sd
tlaae ben General be pelieur u1b BEN Som
manbanten Raparb an, cine perbre9eriI6s
l1nterfu4un9 p~erantaltet gu baden. Sd Derz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
SNeobatS 3erner ttnS feiueS @aterS
9OIa= tito Wettermt6 =SpaS.

Ser So6n Sufinus 8erner's,
Sbeobalb &erner, msn fel6it iiber aAt5ig
Sabre alt, aber mod p0Gig frifG, bat iiber
ben in unierer uebsrf9rift ernd6nte1, bon
Ieinem @ater i'm 5riiEa6r 1848 nsriibten
groBen OOppslfpaB, ben in iingiter 3ett 10
piele G9riftIeQer 0eutf9lanbs als tief=
~errIte gs19i9tli3e Wirfli9feit auffaBten, 10
eben einsn tDitli@en ~offenen Brief ssi4riez
ben.
Cur Grtldrung befIel6en f9iden mir fol-
genbes boro1s: Die Srau emma Stem
borf, an pslde SuItirus 8erner BEN 8rief
ii6er ben angebli9sn Weinsberser Nufent6alt
Der 9oLa Monts3 rtdtete, tpar cine bamols
9efeierts S9riftfelerin in Stuttgart unb
nit benz Sberit b. 9udop ber6eirat6et; Tie
itanb in freunbf6aftli9em 8erbdltaiB au
8uitap 59pab's @atttn Sophie, an tpelGe
Suitinus &erner ben Metterni9zSrief rt9z
tete. 9p9 nun ben Brief Sbeobalb &erner's.
X * y
Weber Siir1t Metterni9 no9 2oGa Mon=
te3 paren ie in 8einsbsrg, barunl audi ME
in meinss 8aters pber meiner dr5tti9sn 8e=
banblung. Nus Isiner pinterli9en Ginz
famteit in M~einsberg 19rieb mein 8ater file
unb ba fol9e rinterefante Sagesnsuigtei=
ten aus Weinsberg", um Sreunbs gum
S9reiben auf5uriitteln unb iie bumpriii19
an5uregen, an i'm unb fem Weinsberg gu
benfen; baB Nles nur S9er3 mar, lag auf
Der platten 9anb. Wsnn a6er cine Dame,
tpie bic quite emma Nienborf, bic 9i9tung
fir Wubr6eit ga6alten battle unb nit ibrem
ME fe6lenben Sagebu9 angepanDsrt gefom=
men pGre, INN Shirt Metternt9 pber 2pla
fsnnen gu lernsn unb N1es, tpas iie fpraden,
auf5unotiren, 10 bate INN au4 bas unbdnz
6ige Sreube gema@t.
gu ber1elben s3sit nntertparf li@ emma
NienOorf elmer @ntfettungstur, Die ie in
bom0opatbif6en 9ofen duf's Strengfte
bur9fibrte. Mein Batter purnte ns bapor
unb riet6 i6r, bic tdgli6e Station auf Elm hulz
bes 9funb 8iri9en gu bei4rdnten, BON be-
men lie bic Stiele Morgens gum Sbee able
ben Yolle, als Mittage7en io1e ite bas Sleii9
Der &iriden eiien, Nbenbs gum Na9tefen
bic &trf9eniteine 5ertlOpfen unb cine art
Manbelmil9 Damtt 3ubereiten. SIN 9inblid
auf pieie gntfettungstar f9rieb mein gatr