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The evening times., 1899-08-24
MOTHER AND SON DROWNED.
Wife and Child of Postmaster TeepIe
of CharIestO1n, Ind. Lost.


New Albany, Ind, Aug 24.-Ten miles
above here yesterday afternoon Mrs. Annie
Teeple, wife of Postmaster James Teeple
of Charlestown, and her little son, nine
years old, were drowned in the Ohio. The
child had gone into the water unobserved to
bathe and was drowning when its cries
reached the mother She entered the water
TO rescue him, but being unable TO swim
both were drowned before help could get to
them.
Mrs. Teeple was thirty-two years old and
a member of a very prominent family. AT
the time of the accident Mrs. Teeple, with
her three children were members of a
party OF thirty who were camping on the
river. AS soon as the accident happened
several men began dragging for the bodies
but up to the last reports only that Of the
mother had been recovered. Besides her
husband Mrs. Teeple leaves two children,
one baby but three months old.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
TO MEET IN WASHINGTON.
Prospective Conference of State
Republican Leaders,


Republican Leaders.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 24.-Chair-
man William Vaughan, of the Alabama Re-
publican Executive Committee, accompa-
MED by Maj c. j. Allison, cousin of Presi-
dent Mckinley, passed through Chatta-
nooga today on his way to Washington to
attend a conference of State Republican
leaders. There will be a quiet meeting at
Washington of leaders from all parts of
the country in the interest of the Admins
tration and for a discussion of the poIiti-
cal situation.
Speaking of the Alabama situation Chair
man Vaughan said: There will be a red
hot political fight in Alabama. The Demo-
Gratis will nominate Jesse Stallings for
governor because he has pull Governor
Johnston will oppose Morgan for the
United States Senate and there will be
big contest on this account"
The Republicans have not decided whom
they will run for Governor of Alabama.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
SAVED HER FROM THE SEA.
An Opera Singer Rescues n Young
Woman at Atlantic City.


Woman at Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. 24.-Morti-
mer Pine, a member of the Castle Square
Opera Company, yesterday effected SEN
sational rescue of Miss Anna Hobson, Of
Philadelphia, from drowning in the surf.
He leaped from the steel pier to save Miss
Hobson, who would have drowned other
wise.
Pine was sitting near the end of the
pier, when he happened to glance over
to the ocean and saw Miss Hobson, who
was in the surf, throw up her arms and
sink. Realizing her danger, he threw off
his coat and sprang into the water. He
seized Miss Hobsons bathing robe and
pulled her to the surface.
Before Pine reached shallow water he
became exhausted. but managed to keep
himself and his burden afioat until Life
Guards Neal and Parker reached him and
brought them both ashore.
Samuel Johnson and Joseph Rich, both
of Philadelphia, were rescued by the same
guards later. William Walker, of this
city, was rescued by Guards Mills and
Davis.
The evening times., 1899-08-24

A quarantine Gordon has been placed
around oporto by order of King Charles
of Portugal. That is not the most serious
news in connection with the epidemic
A Roman professor claims to have dis
covered a bubonic plague serum. This will
serve to bring Sternberg down on him in
stanter. The Surgeon General will, of
course, declare that the vaunted serum
is nothing in the world but the old fa-
miliar ointmentus celurianus.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
Mr.. Mclean Buys Another paper.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 24.-The Toledo Com
mercial," the only morning paper in this
city, was sold today to John R. Mclean
George w. Hull. who bought the paper
short time ago from Receiver Niles for
$1,000, says that the new purchaser paid
more than that for it, James w. Faulkner,
city editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer
who has been installed as managing editor,
says that there will be no change in the
present policy of the paper, which is inde-
pendent. Asked as to whether itswould
not support Mclean for governor, he re-
piled: Not until after the convention
The evening times., 1899-08-24

see that there was reason for mob vio-
lence in those days. But the wells un-
were sometimes poisoned, though
pot by the Jews, In city without sew
ers, where each citizen had before his
door muck-heap of greater or less dimen-
sions, human agency was not absolutely
necessary to produce a polluted water
supply.
The evening times., 1899-08-24

Reports from Santo Domingo allege that
Figuereo is showing himself as much of a
tyrant as Heureaux ever was, and that the
better classes of people are praying for
American annexation. The revolution is
spreading rapidly, and it seems probable
from all the indications that Intervention
viii be necessary to protect the lives and
interests of our citizens. There should
be no hesitation about applying the rem
edu-a.sr. tE.r .rs. - -H
The evening times., 1899-08-24
CURRENT HUMOR.
Unjust Accusation.

(From the Chicago Times -Herald.)
The Red-nosed Auditor-Fll bet you got Jug
OF whisky home at your house night now
The Prohibition Apostle-My friend, that is
unfair. l would never think OF accusing you OF
having any water .'home at your house.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
constitutionally Dinerent.

IrTUiH tHt tHICaEO NeWS-1
"In tn terrible hate av tn Philippines said
the ianitor philosopher, "our brave hyes foind it
hard to move around. But not 50 wild tn inemy;
thin haythin are just loike molasses; tn hotter
it is tn faster they rum"
The evening times., 1899-08-24
Mistaken Mercy

(from the Kansas City Journal.)
elias your MASTER said the OK to the horse
.'lone anything especially kind since he Joined
the Humane Society?' -
'.Yes. and no. replied the horse; che has pre-
vented much suffering among the flies by dock
ing my tail"
The evening times., 1899-08-24
When 1t Gives Out.

From the Detroit Free Press.)
Lets send some ice cream over to Mrs. Hop
kins.''
''Why, Clara, her husband is in the ice busi-
ness"
..well. that's it; she never gets enough ice to
make ice cream"
The evening times., 1899-08-24
Apple Tree. in scottish I.land..
Trom the London Globe.)

Along the shores of Null and Iona a>numler
of apple trees have sprung up owing to the ap-
pies that were strewn along the shore from the
wreck of the Labrador. The trees are being
transplanted in large numbers inta private gar
dens, but some nice questions have arisen over
the rights Of ownership.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
The Irixhman's Note.
lFrom Tit.BitsA

'Dcar Tim: I'm sending you my old coat by
parcel-pos so Pve cut the buttons of TO make
it lighter. But sou will find them in the in
side pocket. Yours truly, Pat.''
The evening times., 1899-08-24

The committee in charge of the Dewey
reception in New York is entitled to no.
tice that the whole country will be pleas
ed to learn that the scheme to send Samp-
son out 10 sea to meet the Admiral, has
been abandoned. 1t is due to our great
sea fighter not TO make him ridiculous by
compelling him to receive his first official
welcome from the mouth of man who
has done nothing but discredit to the serv-
ice which the victor of Cavite adorns.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
The south African TangIe.

Our advices from London state that the
Colonial Office will not take the public in
to its confidence until the government has
decided what to do in relation TO the coun-
ter proposals of President Kruger. AS
this Withholding of information need not
create doubt as to what is about to hap
pen.
The CONCESSIONS offered by the Beers
five years franchise and a small minority
representation for the 0utlanders in the
Volksraad-would be rejected in any event
as inadequate. Considering that they are
coupled with a demand for the surrender
of British suzerainty, and international ar
bitration of differences, they become SIM
ply ridiculous. The lull in the situation
apparent in England, therefore. may be re-
garded as the calm before the storm.
The colonial Office does not have TO wait
for further developments, or for the advice
of press, parliament, or priyy council, to
make up its mind as to the next step to
be taken. That was arranged long ago.
What il undoubtedly is delaying and
finessing for is to see Sir Frederick Walker
safely at the Cape and some more British
regiments on terra frma there and in
Natal. The principal danger is that an
explosion may occur before the imperial
authorities are ready for it.
This view is strengthened by disquieting
reports from Delagoa Bay and the Trans
vaal frontier. The Portuguese Governor
at Lorenzo Marques, has been compelled
to place the embargoed Boer ammunition
on a troopship. The port is said to be full
of Kruger's secret police, who are more
than suspected of a design to seize the
arms and supplies held up by Portugal, by
violent means. 1t is also reported that on
Sunday railway train from johannesburg
on its way to Cape Town, loaded with Out
lander fugitives, was fired on in Transvaal
territory by party of burghers. If true
this would have tendency to precipitate
hostilities, which, however, would seem 10
be in sight without requiring any addition
al incitement. On the whole, the chances
for peaceful settlement appear TO grow
poorer with every passing hour.
The evening times., 1899-08-24

The unpleasant rumor is gaining ground
that President Mckinley has determined to
modify the sentence of Captain Carter to
dismissal from the army and, perhaps, a
Platt, Gaynor, and other distinguished
friends of the convict. What would hap
pen. in consequence, to Mr.. McKinley's S
political interests is quite another story.
The evening times., 1899-08-24

Communications intended for publication in
THE TIMES must be tersely and plainly written,
and must in all cases be accompanied by the
name and address of the writer. Peiected COM
munications will not be preserved. and only man.
uscripts of obvious importance will be returned
70 their authors.
The evening times., 1899-08-24

Readers Of TIE TIMES who may az any tim
be unable to procure copies of il at any news
Usnd or railroad station. on railroad trains,
will confer a favor upon the management oy
se3dng 10 this Office information OF the fact.
The evening times., 1899-08-24
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

THE TINES in all its editions Morning, Even
ing, and Sunday, viii be mailed TO address
: Tor FIFTY CENTS per month Addresses changed
often desired.
The evening times., 1899-08-24


the light red of the RothschiId rose is the color
Of the leptothrix, and the yellow hibiscus has
yellow mierobe. The moral Is to smell flowers
at safe distance.
The production of the beautiful coIorfng OF
glass is a art which has come down in par
tieular to the German glass blower of tcday
through many generations. The apparatus. used
IL a sheet-iron cylinder twenty inches long and
eight inches in diameter standing vertically
and having small cylinder riveted across the
top. thus forming T-shaped mufie. While the
glasSblower is reheating his work for the last
time an attendant slips into the mufffe long
iron ladle which has been made red hot and into
which has been shaken specially prepared eher,l-
ieal mixture. The mixture immediately gives off
vapor in the horizontal cylinder. where the eswork
of the blower, heated 10 even red by the blow
pipe, Is being rapidly revolyed- In short time
the object is covered with changeable lustre
and is removed from the pipe, tempered in an
oven, then cut, engraved. painted or gided as
desired.
The ring treasured by the descendants of Frank
lin Pierce, President OF the United States. IS
interesting for several reasons; for one thing. il
weighs nearly pound, says an exchange IL was
presented by his friends in California, and is
unique among rings. having no equal in the
world. IL Is of gold dug from a California mine
the outside portion is cut into squares which,
stand at right angles TO each other and each
is embellished with an odd design the eurire
group representing pictorial history CT CaIiior-
MA There is grizzly bear in a menacine atti-
tude, deer bounding down SLOPE an enraged
snake, soaring eagle. and salmon. Upon an
square is an Indian with bow and arrow and a na-
tive mountainecr on horseback. throwing his
lasso. Next peeps eut California tent and a
miner at work with his pick. These designs are
surnountcd BY two American fags. with the poles
crossed and groups 90 stars IN the angles. The
part OF the ring reserved for the seal is covered
by deeply carved plate OF gold with California
arms. surmounted by the flag, and inscribed with
. Frank PIERCE in old Roman characters This
lid opens with hinge and shows beneath a
square box. divided by the bars OF gold into nine
separate compartments each containing pure
specimens OF the varieties OF ore found in the
State. The inscription within reads. Presented
to franklin Pierce, the fourteenth President of
the United States" The ring Is valued at g, Geo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

uns Sdngern ielbf f4Gi4en 39rdnen in Die
augen. 9us 8peite 2ieO, rSn einem fiji
len @rHnoe", fam nod prG9ti8er CUR @ntz
%faltung, unb iiberal fonnte man ben @inz
brud bep6d4ten, ben Oiefe psrle unter urz
Ieren 8oltslieoern audi Bel ben anberen Nuz
tionalttdten berborrief. 0ie EN- GROCER
'Seufaer tlang es, uls bic lebten Strop6en
a1f Der rubigen, BON bolem Wtonolt4t be-
f4ienenen See berbaqten. 9ieies 2ieoes
Glfolg mar er9reifenb unb unbeI9rei6li9,
mir batten Oas gun3e S4iff erobert. Der
General bieIt cine 8ebe, morin. er uns
9eutf6en duf's SreunOGi4fte bontte. IS
folgten Die SOlOz8ortrGge, bic glei9faqs,
pie Die no9 folgenben Stiide, ben tpdrmz
item SeifuG funben. Den 8eI9luB mu9te
elm Sang Der Sffi8iere, beien pauien nit
peiteren @ortrd9en ausgefiiGt ipurben.
@rit ee9en 3 llbr erfoGgte Der SdGuB, un6
po6lhefriebigt ging &qes 5ur Rube.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
bOrben na4 l1tre9t unb 4miterbam, uno
erit bnr4 bag 6aus Oranien itieg 9aug uls
t0ni9li4e &eii6ena gu h0herem @lana.

bOrben na4 utre9t unb Mmiterbdm, uno
erit onr4 bas 6aus Sranien itieg 9aag als
tOniglibe Geiioen5 gu b0berem @lana.
SIN 9un3en lit Der 9aag, Der 6eute etpa
$4,000 @inpobner ad6Gt, me6r 2urusz
als 9anoelsftabt unb berbantt feline 8liitbe
meiit Der Nnpefen6eit bes 6pfes, Der Oiploz
maten unb 0es &egierungsperIonals, ben
aus Snbien 5uriidgetebrten 8eamten unb
pflan3ern, Iopie ben 5ablrei9en Sremben.
9o4 1T Die Snbuftrie ni9t obne 8ebeutung
unb iino ~befonbers feline @tIen<, SUPPER
unb MetalgieBereien berbor3ubeben. Die
Staot lit bon v@ra9ten" (breiten @rGben)
umgeben unO b~ltr9f4nitten. SIN Mittel=
puntte Der Stabt liegt ber Weiber, Elm bon
N1een umge6enbes @aKerbeden nit elmer
baumbepa3ienen Snfel, in beffen Ndbe bas
tOnigli4e 8eftben3i4loB ii9 erbebt. Oas
altertbiimIi6e S9loBtbor 1T nebenitebenb
abgebilbet. 9ibli9 bonn Wei6er lieqt Der
v8uttenbof" nit benz Stanbbtlb @i16elms
H., unO neitere freis pGdBe inmitten Der
StdDt itnb Der bon 9rdben um1 9lofene
8innenbof NIT Dielen anie6nli4sn 9e6Gu=
ben, Der Weiberberg, bas Plein, ber plaats
Il. I. IN. Oils 9auptitraBen unb &anGle
m0gen bas nit nit 8Gumen b~epf1an3te
8oor6out, Der &neuterbiit, ber prinoenz unb
prin5eiinnengraben, Der &0niginnengrdben
un0 Der Wil6elmsparf an9efii6rt nerben.
gu ben f40niten unb pi6tigften 8ebGuz
ben geb0ren Die fOnigli9e 8ibltOt6ef nit
100000 8dnoen, bas bier abgebilbett Muz
Ieum nMeermamioz8 eitrheenianum" cine
rei4bultige Sammlung alter 0ruGs,
9anOf6riften, unb Stulpturen entbalten0;
ferner bic Buldite Der 80nigtn unb Der grinz
5efitn Marie, bas acknowledgements
bdu6e unb bic berI9iebenen Miniiterien,
Se6r fe3enaipert6 1T DOr N1em au9 Der To-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Oeutfde i'm amerifanifden Deer.

Gin iunger Seutf9er auf benz 8ureau
oes 4. Ser. ct. Snf. &egt., bus am %.
Sanuar auf benz SransportzS urnpFer
r@rant" BON Seem gorf abgegungen unh
am Is. MGra in Manilu eingetrofftn tit,
bei9rei6t in eirem pribatbriefe feline Reis
1%eerlebniHe, unb unter Mnberem Die 8eier
BON Wa1bington's @eburtstag, ,pie tie am
%. Se6ruar an 8orb bes 0ampfers berz
a%nitaltet tpurbe. st f9reibt unter Mnbez
rem: uS9pn bpr Mp6en tpdren mir BON
unferen Offi3ieren aufgefprbert tporoen,
uns fir bic Setter bor3ubereiten, unh 3ipar
fo0ten ii4 ale Ni4tz@merifaner, 9euti4e
unb Nnhersfpre9enbe in t6rer Spra6e b0z
rem lafIen. @ir 9eutf6en rieFen foFort
cine @erfammlung Elm, BEL Der 402 Stimz
men u6gegeben purben; 6as Gomite err
6ielt Nuftrag, Elm Progrdmm aus3uar6eiz
ten. 9afel6e mar f4neG ferttg unO ange>
nommen. Sir Na9nittags mar Grer3;sz
rem unb fonftige fOrperli9e lle5nngen be-
ftimmt, fir Q6enbs tpurben 100 ate
i9neibige oeuti9e SoIbaten ausgefu4t, dls
&ommanbant Elm friiberer lieutenant, itbt
3u6lmeiIter. 5olgenhe 11ebungen !puroen
beftimmt: beuti9er Pdraoemar19, bann
@ene6r@ l1ebungen unb 8ingfampf stpii4en
einem Srif6mun unb einem 9euti4en. Sc
fang a1er 9eut14en: v9eutf6ldnb,
Oeut19lanb ETC." unb Die r8a9t ant
G6ein." Sob: Ser toOte @olbat" v@erz
Gafen, berIafen" NIT Mdnner4or, r0as
treue beutide 9era", Gbur rSSm sinsm fi3z
len @runhe (35 9timmen), @ornet GO
10 Der Srompeter pOn SGdingen", rGs
mar Elm Sonntag" (Opppelquurtett), nWe6'
baB mir i9eiben miifen"; S4luB: bas
amerifaniI9e 2teo. Dies mar infer Broz
gramm. Nun tpurbe nit grpBem Offer gez
arbeitet. Die alten beut19en Solbaten
erer3irten iebe freie Minute, BON ben Nnz
oeren tpurben bic 2teber tii9tig geibt, unb
ba mir quite 2e6rer 9atten es narea
beut19e MilitGrzM uitter = 10 lparen mir
am @orabenb nah Der probe gang 1ieges=
gepiB. Der groBe Sag bra3 IN. Dos
@9iff 9iute ii9 in 6I%uggeni4uud, mir
IeIbft in u%nferer neuen Sropen<uniFurm
6dtten parabe auf beiben 0eds. 9abei
murben 81 @9iHe BON ben 9ei4iieen az
g~efeuert. I'm 3 ubr begannen Bic SET
li9feiten NIT Qbftngen BET glutionalz
6Dmne, bann tpurbe oas programm aus
gefii6rt. @tpu so Munn altgebiente Mme=
rifuner ma9ten unter benz 8efe6l zines
Offi3iers 9epebrerer3iren nit GROCER 8ra=
bour. Damn tamen Elm 8orertampf unb
elm @ettf9ieBen.
Nun purben bic 0eltf8en aufgerufen.
Die Muiif fpielte einen flotten Marf8 unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

%. Geemannsz Mbenteuer. Bon
s. SO. 9ablmann.
%. De rperIDrene st G m /. BON
Sans 9opfen.
"a. 9 +. 3ernpptb. BON 6. Sutros
25. 91Ies @:reebGi6 unb unbsrs
@ei9i9ten. BON Ruoolph 2iabau.
&c. Sim @nmmingS. BON 8. s.
pintertpn.
81. 6err uph Srau 8sper. Bon
Bdul Qinbdv.
%. &Ietber MAIDEN 2eute. 8on
@ottfrieb Seller.
Ser 8iloerporratb umfoBt bic folg:noen
Rummern:
%. b. gapripi, grzSan3Ier bes Teutz
f9en Reihes. Sin DoDl3etrDTfe nes Bib.
StabGTi9.
30. Sail er @t1befm I. Ill Dc m
Der 9r0Be BON 20X3O 3olG. STIR ieben
0eutf9en pirb biefes Bib Elm Dertbs
poLes 9eoentblatt an hen belitorbenen
0eIbentaiIer fein.
81. Sail er WiIbeIm IL. unD Sc l.
fertn 0oufta 8ictprta. 3nei
ein5elne 8iloer. (0ieIe 8iIoer limb berz
grtffen.)
80. ii # 8tsmard.
80. Graf Mo1tte.
81. Bapft Seq XIII.
30. (ger9riffen.)
sc. @9ri # Ii 8 am &ren3e.
81. NdpDlepn's &id5u9 pm
Mostau. Sin OelDrud na3 Neiho=
nier's Meiitertperf.
SO. Sefus G1ritus. SstDrud.
80. Ste 9eiGi9e Mdr;a. OelDrud.
Die 4uittun9 fir eingefbptttS @elb srs
folgt ouf benz tleinen gstben 3ettel bur9
.8erdnberung bes Monats uno Der Sa9resz
aab1.
Dieter 3ettsG aeist ieben oefer, Biz gu
peI4em Datum er ge3a5lt bat, unb mag
idumige 3ahIer slei33eiti5 an ibrt @ers
pfGi6tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @eIber obr!Kirs mas:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

pie cine 2inie i'm prd9tigen parubeI9ritt
famen Die Sectionen an benz General un5
Den Sffi5ieren Doriiber. Mt9 iibertam cine
Segetiterln9, als i9 oieIe @eii4ter Ia6, bic
IGe bic ~treueite 2iebe fir's ate 8aterldnb
in t6ren 8liden befunbeten, uno bic Mmeriz
fa1er tonnten ieben, oaB uns rn3ertrennlt9e
Sreue ans oeutf9e 8aterldnb binoet uno
baB mir feit6aIten an beutI9er Sungeslut
unb Sdpferfett. Na9 ben nun ~ausgefii6rs
ten S9nentungen uno @ene6rii6unqen
brd9 Elm begeiterter Su6eG Gos, NIes rief
r6urra6 @ermanp, 6urra6 Imerifa!" Ser
General unb Die Sfft3iere f9ittelten uns
gomitezM ttglieOern Die 6GnDe uno erflGrz
ten, ii6 ouf's 609Ite befrieOi9t. Na9 benz
46snoeifen beridmmelte ii9 4Qes duf benz
grpBen 8prbed, bas 6iibi9 in alien Sarben
eleftrii9 6eIeu9tet mar. Bunft 7 l16r fpurbe
bas Progrdmm fortgelebt. Die gdn5e Ser
Iammlung fang bic 8olfs6pmne, unb nun
erbielt i9 8efebl, baB mir 9euti9en unIer
N~ationallieo iingen iouten. Wir bilOeten
einen gruBen &reis, unO tut bruuite bus
r9euti9lunO, 9euti4GanO iiber N0es"
md9tig ii6er ben inbii4en S3eun. SOfort
mad anitimmung bes 2ieOes nahm Der Sc
neral bic Mibe a6; inn folgten bic Diff
siere unb ldmmtIi9e Munni4dften, unb ais
fib mad S9luB bes 2ieOes Der geifaG se>
Is9t bate, bru9te unier 8ortunb Elm Sod
auf 0euti9lanb unb 4mertta aus, oaS bon
alien NntpeIenben begeiitert ertptoert purbe.
Tbsnio rei9en 8eifuG funO Die @a9t am
a6ein". 9as 2ieO eleftriiirte NGe. Gs
folgten bann in englii4er Sprdhe einige
amerifani59e 2ieber, bic bon Nlen geiungen
nurben. SeBt fam unier ausgeiu9ter, 35
Sanger itarfer G6or, Der gut eingeii6t mar,
gum 8ortrag, unb pie BADEN mir g%eiungen!
Nab 8eenbtgung bes eriten 2iebes ,Oas
treue oeuti4e Ser5", berrI4te einen Nugenz
blid ttefe 9tiGe, bann ieOo9 iiberI9ittete
uns elm rauf9enber 8eifaG, pie i9 nod
ni9ts geb0rt. ginige 9amen t~peinten, uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
GLIDER aus Dem Daa9.
Dom s6aup1ab oes iiiuefen meIteretsniies.

@pbl tein Srt bate fi9 better als
@9auplab Der 5riebensconferen3 geeignet,
als Die Hefiben3itabt Der aOnigin Der Ntes
berlunbe, Der 9aag, benin nirgenos pte in
6oGunb, unb befonbers i'm 9aag, berri4t
Elm FOLDER .@eift Der Gube, Der 3ufrieoenz
belt, oes Srisbens urb @liidS. 9abet dber
ge6Drt Der 9aug bnrd feline f4Dnen, bretz
ten @truBen, feline 9roBen 9ldbe unb pielen
paGatartigen @ebGube, pel9e ben Wohlz
Itano i6rer 8etpobner tpieberfpiegeln, gu
ben f60nten @tGbten Der 0ieberlanbe.
On bic Stubt fnipfen ii9 gar mar9e
intereTante biftoriI9e @rneuerungen. llrz
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@rafen bpn 6oG1anb; @raf Slorens V. berz
legte feline g%etpDbnlife 8eftben5 bon 9rapez
1anbe bier6er, bp1 mar Der Srt muir Elm
unfebnli9es 9orf unb erbielt in Der 3eit
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fer audi ni6t in ben @taaten BON 6plano
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ten, ber boQdnOiI9en Staaten, bes Statts
6alters BON 9olanO etc. uno Der fremoen
@efanbten.
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6dGfte bes Is. Sa6rbunberts Der Mftttel@
p4ntt Der europdti4en Diplomatic. 9ier
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1868 bic Sripelalian5 5piz
16en @nglonb, S9peben uno ben Nieber@
lanben abgei6lOfen; i'm 6ebrnar 1851 fano
bier bic 3uTammenfunft Der oeuti9en Sir
item i'm &rie9e tpiOer Sruatrei4 tatt; i'm
Sa6re171O nur0e bier baS %fogenannte 9adz
ger &pn3ert 5pi1den benz oeutI9en &atfer,
@nglanb unb 6oGanb 5ur Nufre3terbalz
tung Der Neutralitdt Der beutf9f4peotz
f9en 9robin3en in Dem &riege Der norbiz
f9en MG4te ge9en 99meoen; ferner 17l7
Die SripeIallian3 5pif9en Srdntrei6, @ngz
Lamb 1nnb 9oIanh CUR Si9erung Der Iuf>
re6terbaltung Der 8~eitimmungen Deg utredz
ter 5rtebens, ultb enblib, i'm Sebruar 1717
Der Sriebe 3pii6en Spanien, @uboben uno
Oeiterrei9 abgei9lofe en-, tporin @rfteres bic
8eftimmungen Der Sripeld1idn5 unerfannts.
R0nig 2ubpig NupDleon Derlieb benz Srt
Stabtre9te, berleste aber bic b04tsn Be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Oas Stephan OenfmaI I'M 4eids
potmuieum gu Berlin.

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Hei6spoit : MuIeums bas 9entmul 6einf
ri9 bon @tepban's an Der SteGe entbIlt,
an Der emit Der Sarg bes Uer:tpigten
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geben bas in Marmor ausgefiibrte Stanbz
bib, befen S40pfer S. l1pbues AUDI 6as
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i'm 8tlOe pieber. 9}iAt lei6t mar bic
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fii6run9 bieier Statue 9efteut mar, ba, es
Der uusOriidli4e @unf9 Der Nuftrug9eber
mar, ben 8erftorbenen in Der a[Itdgli8en
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beren @4mud, mie i'm ettpa Die rei@g:s