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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-23
e4so shares at NC.

Dividtnd. e4EO shares az NC.
Dividend. 10000 shares AZ NC.
German American. 100 shares at 1oc.
Lone Acre, 1 share at $50
Victor. 1000 shares at 2hc.
Ncsuvius. 5000 shares az lie.
Victor, 1000 shares at 2isc.
Anglo. 10000 shares az 2sc.
Anglo. 1900 shares at 2hc.
Enterprise, 1900 shares at Sc.
independence, 5000 shares at stac.
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Olive Locals.

Olive, Texas, April 2s.-AliSs Ida Wlnkler,
one Of Houston's society young ladies'.
soent the day Ia the city visiting friends.
She enjoyed the curiosltes in ana around
a saw mill town.
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NJ. on.ra House for Marlin.

Marlin, Texas, April 21.-work began TO-
day on the new opera house Of ]. G. oltort'
II will be modern building with all the
latest improvements with seatlng ca
pacity Of 500. and will be credit 10 any
CITY many times our size, Tine house com,
plete will cost $1,000 and VIII pc hhshsu
In time for the coming season. u VIII hr
rtted with electric fans for summer anu
steam heat for winter and will run tue
year round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-23
Kaufman to Withdraw.

Austin, Texas, April 22-lt is learned
here today that Mr.. Ed Kaufman will issue
card Of withdrawal this week from the
race Tor comptroller. This viii leave NIr.
Love clear 1cld, and the onl,' race now
OF any interest Is The one for rd.lroad
commissioners
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Ferry Company Chartered.

4 ~" IeIas, April 22.--The charter Of
LO"ood Ferry company OF Lowood
fItsIs brazoria county, was filed today.
'fh. " carlton ana j. A. HolIlngs'
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A SHORTAGE IN RICE
RATHER THAN ON oVERPLus SAYS
MR.. BROUSSARD.
Biqoest LIGHT Plant in the State viii Be
Put in Operation at Beaumont
Tonight

beaumont Texas April -. MIR. J. H..
Rroussard is out IN q letter this afternoon
showing the falacy Of the claims OF the
bears of tbc rico market about oycrproduc-
ton aud Increased acreage next year.
Though lac does not bear upon the latter
he Is known to feel strongly against the
brokers who are undertaking to run down
prices. He ia the ploneer rice min man OF
Texas aud was among the hrst rico farm
ers IN Jefferson county. After quoting the
Cgures below, his letter follows.
Stock of rough aud clean rice on hand
Apil l. 1902. as compiled 10y the secretary
OF the Rice Association Of America
Clean. Rough,
Louisiana ..................3 6pnOl I3l 26t
Texas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t3,NSd W,4t3
Totals ..,...........,.,.,.4 l"Hlt o''a,' fS
Total rough and clean in Louisiana and
Bcanniont. Texas. April -, 1902. Gen
tUWCu. The estimate Of the amount Of h0c
ON hand Apru 1907. was compiled 10y
the secretary of the Rice Association Of
America ana shows total amount Of rice
ON hand IN 'rcNus and LcuiIaup TO he HfL-
GgI sacks. taking FROM THIS l2J,upp sHchf
that viii hc necessarily used for seed this
wear, IT Win Doe only necessary 20 distribute
$500 sucl,s per laN ia order TO have present
supply exhausted by september 1. This
WIN be only q nttlr over halt the amount
that statistics show has been dintrhutal
per dny since August t. 1891 For thls
reason II looks liko there VIII be q shortage
u present crop to supply ihe growing do
rand. even thuuuh last yCurs crop OK
cccdrd that OF 1900 by over 100000 sacks.
Yours truly, j. u, BrOusaaru.
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COAL PUT OUT OF BUSINESS
In New Mexico by Texas and California
Fuel Oil.
Especial to The Post)

Especial to The Post)
Washington. April 27.--Alexander Bowie
Of Gallup, y. NJ, who is here on business,
saws that tho coal mining industry OF his
section has been displaced as a result Of
tho discovery OF oil IN California and Texas
I'm to a few months ago the mines nrouud
Galup shipped on an average Of 2000 tons
Of coal per day. IL costs about 90 cents
nor ton 10 get the coal out of the mines
Fuel oil is now shipped there from Beau.
mont and California points at IL cents per
barrel Four barrels equal toni OF coal
In heat producing power. so that the total
cost Of the oil Is no higher than the cost
OF the labor In the coal mines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-23
Suicide at Gainesville.

Gainesville, Texas, April 2l.-Mrs. r. {.
Gewalt committed suicided last night by
shooting herself through the left breast.
She leaves a husband and four children.
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nenartment Notes.

attn Texas, April 2Z.-All OF tne eA-
't.ssrotes who are employed In the state
',1ments have gone to the Dallas re-
IA,
|. s,torney general today approved an
ii $4,000 water works lmproveme It
I, for the city of Dallas, and they were
l,rird registered by he comotrull r..
,bo',Sind three hundred dollars In
n. Nrre also approved for the Winfield
.s5dent school district, Titus county,
.ggd new school house.
lWniroer Love has gone to Dallas TO
\ n the reunion.
y allowing counties have sent in their
Il ssttlemcnt papers to the comptroller;
sT Stephens, McCulloch, Montague
Military commission was issued today
Dpoder {. Hansen to be captain Of the
n Light Guard.
sssrS Joe Thompson. II. A. Modrall
Captam Dovic of the comptroller Of
celebrated San Jacinto Day at New
pnfelS
Ma will he no session Of the court Of
tipal appeals tomorrow. AS the entire
Il has gone Ia the Dallas reunion.
ID Nellie Mathcr Of Houston is here
linz al the home Of Judge n. A.
tens
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saengerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues,
day and Wednesday. May Q Anu l. S'ANu
vale MIXED choruses
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|lll ON THE TREASlRY.
4 .aIt,dng Committee Will pu in
Week Counting the Cash.
| SCHOOL TAX FAILED TO CARRY
r,mluatine Apparatus Has Beer
n" .,,sd--Notes OF the State
: Departments.

!, rexss. April 22.-The legislative
W. ,,rs committee opened up In new
". morping and is now engaged in
~ ,na cash In the State treasury de-
~ senator Savage has charge Of
u and states that the object of the
S,sa Is to count the cash and see
4 ar,ssponds with the books of the of
..D,,nlttee has employed an expert
cv 10 assist them In the work
.ls" man Is Cashier w. y. Virgins o.
sH Antonio National bank, and he T.
~ l.oS rs one of the few expert nc
,.a a,s IN the state; His compensation
t4 IN ne will assist in compiling the
l,, az ina, report. after the counting
X eash has ceased
,.ssspry department is closed on ac-
Z y he investigators work, and vii
4 @iesed until the work is completed.
" ' e ehont 100000 to be counted,
4 Ea I, ,be present rate the committee VIII
ssek on the lob.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-19
SCHWAB SUMMER HOME.

President the Steel Trust Finest Seashoe
Residences the Country Monthly Rental Of $1,000.
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my plans according to circumstances.
In any case I will certainly not return
before have fully Investigated all that
America has to say on the question of
aeronautics. I have every reason to
feel confident that my ST Louis trials
will prove successful, as I have intro
duced important notifications in the
way of shape and motor weight in my
air ship since I won the Deutsch prize.
If 1 do not win the St. Louis award
viii be happier than if I win, since my
loss would imply the discovery of a
better system than mine-in other
in this most battling of sciences.
THE significance of my present visit
is not personal It emphasizes the in
terest the most practical people in the
world take in the problem of a steer
able air ship which viii be the vehicle
of future generations. The enthusiastic
attention of America will undoubtedly
hasten the solution"
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NOT SO EASY.
Santos DumOnt viii Have Conn
petition at st. Louis.
Toledo Man is One Of the
Leaders.
NAME ALANSON WOOD.
Now Completing Detail Work
on an Airship.
Made a Fortune Out of the
Roller Coaster.

st. Louis, April 19.-Santos- Dumont,
the wizard of the air. who is now in
St. Louis comforting with Worlds
fair officials on the subject of the air
ship races to take place during the pro-
gress of the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton, may find warmer competition
among the American aeronauts than he
anticipates at this time Many Ameri-
can inventors with plenty of money to
back them up, are laying plans to dis
pute the Brazilian's title to being the
all of it" when it comes to navigation
i nthe clouds. The dirigible airship is
NJ. Santos umont's special hobby, and
his sail around the Eiffel Tower. and the
later successful flights over Monaco bay,
have no doubt created a general impress
sion that he will probably have an easy
time of it walking off with the $200,0 600
prize offered by the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition for this sort of flying ma
chine. That impression is an erroneous
one. There are others, and there are
Americans among them. When the air
ship races at the Worlds fair are over
M. Santos-Dumont and those who ex-
pect to see him an easy winner may
find themselves on the wrong side OF the
guessing contest. They may have an
other guess coming. It certainly looks
that way at this distance
Probably the most formidable contest
ant Santos-Dumont will nave for the
big prize viii be Alanson Wood the To-
ledO, Ohio, inventor, who, with his part
ner made q fortune in twelve short
months from his invention-the roller
coaster. Mr.. Wood is now completing
the detail work on an airship, with
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infatuated with his wife's nurse, Mrs.
Daisy Rubridge. She deserted her nus
band in Bradford. Ontario. TO elOpe with
Or. Lansing Five months later Mrs
Lansing found them at Grand Rapids
Mich, living. as A1r. and Mrs Abram
She caused her husbands arrest. bus
released him when he paid s., 900 ana
promised to be faithful. He soon dis
appeared, and only a few days ago Mrs
Lansing found he had gone to Emerson
Neb., where he had become a village
physician so that he might live with
Mrs Rubridge as his housekeeper.
Dr. Lansing expects an inheritance %
$4,000 from an aunt in Buffalo. out OF
which he viii pay his wife SO coo and SD
a month for the two children.
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which he will compete for the prize at
the St Louis Worlds fair for the best
dirigible airship. Mr. Wood has been
steadily at work for months past and his
plans have reached a stage where there
is, according to his own statement, no
further doubt as to his final success He
viii have his machine completed in one
short month. In company with one other
man he viii finance the entire deal with
cut assistance.
The trial testof which he speaks with
confidence. will be made in Toledo. One
idea included in Mr. Woods airship, he
says. has been completely overlooked by
all other Inventors and it was purely
through accident that he happened
across this strange and exceedingly i'm
pOrtant idea. 1t is the one thing neces-
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NJ. Santes-Dumont said in Paris be-
ore leas-in.c fc.r. 4 ,,,e..-i...a
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sary TO the successful operation OF an
airship. and without having It embodied
IN their models inventors can never hope
to succeed. It does away with all
aifship. and through it Mr.. Wood can
lift $4,000 pounds with the locomotive
force he intends to employ on his snip.
Practical tests given his apparatus have
demonstrated to the inventor that his
machine will be a success. He can see
nothing but the big prize at St Louis
and the wealth which viii follow the So
luton of problem that has vexed men
for ages past
Leo Stevens is the name of another
airship builder who has a flying ma
chine within so days of completion. He
has his workshop on the second floor of
29l Eighth avenue, New York city, AMI
says he will contest for the big prize at
St. Louis. His machine, he thinks IS
an improvement on the Santos Dumont
machine. He expects to make his first
trip through the air over the tops of
New YOrk's sky scrapers.
7 had hoped TO have Santos DUN ont
one of the first to- see my machine"
said Mr.. Stevens in conversation with
an Evening Telegram reporter a few
days ago. Then he explained briefly the
plan upon which his airship is con
structed. The frame work is made Of
steel pipe manufactured especially for
it, The gasoline engine is also put in
Of the framework will be only 108
pounds, although it is about IS feet long
and Is feet high.
In Stevens machine, to begin with.
there viii be two gas envelopes" or
ballons instead of one, a smaller one
being built within the large one. In
this way he win prevent his main ball
loon from becoming fiabby and I'M
wieldy. when the gas escapes, by fore
ing air into the cylinder and by its ex-
pansion force the remaining gas in the
big cylinder into smaller conn pass.
thereby keeping the main balloon fun
and shapely
He also has added a water ballast at
tachment, constructed on a sliding track,
so that he can move it back and forth
at wifi and keep the equilibrium of the
machine perfect. But what he consid-
ers his greatest Improvement over DlI-
mont's machine is the addition Of two
automatic wings attached to the bal
loon, which viii fold 10 when the bal
loon shoots upward and omen as it de-
scends, acting on the parachute Drinei-
pie and thereby preventing him from
coming down to the earth too rapidly as
has been the experience with Dumont.
The balloon viii be above the steel
frame the same as in Dumonts ma
chine but the frame work will be mucn
better supported and the machine in
every way tsill be under better control
Of the navigator.
so far as solving the question of
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commercial navigation of the air is
concerned, - said he. I am not bother
ing myself I am not going into that
realm vet, but I say to YOU in all can
dor and not with the enthusiasm of
theorist. that know that I have sOlv-
ed the problem of constructing a ma
chine that VIII carry one person
through the air wherever he seeks to
go and against any or, nary current.
'.AH my life I have been making trips
through the air. I have studied every
phase Of the problem of aerial naviga-
ton. and three years ago, when 1 per-
fected my models and secured my pat
ents from the United States govern
ment, I had hoped to have nothing said
about it until was able to demon
strate what now 1 can only proclaim
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CHOKED BY AN OYSTER.
Merchant on Visit to Baltimore Sud-
denly Stricken

Baltimore Nd. April 19.-Choked by an
oyster which stuck in his windpipe. J. C.
Ayton Of Laurel. Nd. died suddenly ia the
oyster commission house OF W A. Peter
son.
Mr.. Ayton, who was about S. years old
in company with young man. We're
eating oysters in Mr.. Peterson's place
when the elder fell to the floor. Several
men ran for a doctor and it was some
time before one could be found. When Dr.
Klein, who was summoned. did arrive ~
Ayton was dead
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BY June. at the latest. hope to have
the working machine in working order
Most of the metal work is now com
pleted, and the gas tank is being made
at Long Branch.
Il expect to be the successful COM
petltor a st. Louis and I hope to have
NJ Santos Dumont here to witness my
first trip. I am proud of him, and while
am frank to say that I have profited
much by his victories. 1 have gained
vastly more by his defeats He has
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DIVORCED FROM LANSING.
Wife of Former Buffalo Physician Gets
a Decree and $4,000 Alimony.

Sioux City. Ia, April 19-After pur-
suing her faithless husband for two
years and at last journeying 900 miles
to serve through a ruse a summons
upon him at Emerson. Neb. Mrs. Sarah
r. Lansing Of Buffalo, n Y yesterday
secured a divorce and 5000 alimony
from DR.. l. A. Lansing. her husband
Two years ago DR.. Lansing became
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The picture is

had a great deal more money than
have to work with. but he is entitled to
a world of credit for what he has done
No one who has not made life study
of the great problem as / have DONE
can comprehend the discouragements
one meets with But what he has failed
to do I know that I shall do.
Any one who understands the prin-
ciples of ballooning can construct
machine that can be lifted into the air
and propelled if there is no resistance,
but M SantOs-Dumont has not been
able yet to control his machine against
any considerable resistance and to de-
sceud in a satisfactory manner, and
these things I shall do. I shall not at
tempt to travel at first in a hurricane.
but 1 shall be able to travel against
any ordinary current. / expect that the
machine viii need improvements It is
beyond human skill to perfect this
great work at one stroke. but I know
that [ have now surpassed all that has
been accomplished up to this period"
Alvin ". Van Dorston of South Bend,
Ind, skilled mechanic and pattern
maker, has a patent pending for a fly
ing machine with which he hopes to
carry off the world S fair prize. Van
DOrston'S flying ship is to be operated
by gasoline. The body of the vessel is
100 feet long by 81 feet beam in the
widest place. The total weight of the
machine will be I 800 pounds The lift
ing surface is $500 feet. Included in
this lifting surface are SO lifting wheels,
IS on each side
Inventor Gustav whitehead. of
Bridgeport, Conn. is also working on
a dirigible air ship with the intention
of meeting Santos Dumont in the bal
loon race at the worlds fair. White
head recently conducted series of
trial tests with his machine at Charles
Island, Milford. He is elated over the
success Of the trials. He asserts that
he made a complete circuit in the air.
covering an area Of about a quarter of
the starting point. when the machine
descended and dropped lightly TO the
sandy shore
The flights were complete success.
said Whitehead. 7 had a kerosene
motor which worked perfectly. /
steered the machine by running one
propeller faster than the other. and
there was not hitch of any kind I
have much faith in this kerosene motor.
which is the Iightest have ever used.
1t is of 40 horsepower and weighs but
120 pounds. I am now planning to full
I'LL the promise I made some time ago
to fly to New York will make an
effort to get to New York in May
viii accomplish it if my machine
breaks down a dozen times in the at
tempt"
NJ Santes-Dumont said in Paris be-
fore leaving for America:
I am going to discuss arrangements
with the president of the louisiana
Purchase exposition of 1903 I set my
face AnericanWard today with the hap
pest anticipatiOns and with confidence
that viii learn as much as I win dem
onstrate in connection with air ships
Though it is my present intention to
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-21

ionbte General Sfaoc &ban.
GbmonbD Mapor bes plan9es aGblt
bermulen 49, Sabre unb III Der iiingite
inter ben 8otf9aftern in Wafbington.
gr trat iAon frib in bos italieni59e
Iuspartiee Mmt Elm. 9es ptandes
tuar Sefretdr Der premierminiiter De-
pretis unb Grispi unb begleitete ben
2ebteren Bel Ieinen berI9iebenen NeiIen
an europGii9e 9Dfe. gr mar bann
@efanbter in 8elgrab nnb bierouf Sc
f6dftstrdger in Bern. Seine gnt1ens
buns ouf ben Waibinstoner Yoiten err
folgte, als Barron SABA, Der feinen
friiberen Sib i'm itdlienif6en Senate
ieBt tpieoer einnimmt, pegen 5amilienz
angslesenbeiten um feline Mbberufune
e%tngefommer ipar.
pbba @fbarai Der geeenpdrtis i'm
45. 2ebensiabre ftebt. 1T Der erite per-
monente fiameIif4e Gelanbte in Der
Bunbesbauptftabt. gr ftubirte, na9z
benz er in feinem @aterlanbe cine CUTE
@9ulbilbung genofen bate, an Der
unioerfitdt Srforb, England, trat bierz
anf in Die fiameiif9e Mrmee Elm unb
ipurbe als Militdr- Ntta1e Der fame
ff9en GeIdnbtfdaft in paris 5uees
tbeilt. mo er militdrii6e Saftit unb
europdifde Spra9en ftubirte. SpGz
ter fpuroe er 6ilfs=S taatsIefretdr in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-21

Siam, Don tpel9em ppiten er als Sc
fdnbter mad Wai6ineton berufen
fpurbe. Die grridtuns elmer itGnbiaen
liamefiiAen @efunbtfdaft bieraulanbe
burfte nit benz plane bes IiameiiI9en
aonigs. i'm fommenben CONNER bic
Ser. Staoten gu beiuden, i'm 3ufams
menbang Tteben.
Sfoae Shan, Der 1860 gsbpren
purbe, 1T Der sneite @eianbte. ben
perfien no9 ben Ser. Staaten gef9idt
bat. Ser 8orgdnser Sfaae &6ans,
9abii 96an, fam 1883 na9 Maibins@
ton. als fd aber balb bic WiBbldtter
9abii &6uns tpegen fciner ieltIamen
DECENTRALIZATION Gepunbung unb ieiner
fonftisen ungetp0bnIiden Gepflogenbsis
ten Granddaughter unb &arifaturef iiber
i'm brddten, tpurbe 5abji Shan um
llnterbriiduns biefer preBtunbeebun>
gen beim Staatsiefretariat poriteuig.
Sier purbe ibm mitsetbeilt, bab man
leiber ni6t bic Madt belize, 1einem
Munf9e gu ipiGfa6ren, tporauf 5abji
&ban fdleunisit feline Softer padte unb
ben ungaitli9en @eitdoen @merifas
ben Giiden febrte. Ssitbem fpar g}ers
fen bieraulunbe obne 8ertretunQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-21

Der atpeite 9otldafter, als Oopen au
fungiren sebabt. gr beftanb aber ga
lanter Weiie barauf, baB bic Gemablin
pauneefotes, 2abp Selinapa uns
ctfote, nit benz Stabe Der Bot
fhaft an Der Spibe bes biplpmatiI9en
Rorps benz prdiibenten s~ratuliren
nlDge, mas au9 gef9ah. prdfibent
MoOiebelt unb bic geremonienmeilter
bes MeiBen 9auies batten nit Der
Sahe nidt bas @erinsfte gu t6un, bon
mebreren Seiten absr tpurbe barauf
Bngetpieien, baB Bel ienen Gmpfdngen
BITE 8otfhafter unb @efanbten tire
reipettipen Staatsoberbdupter pertres
ten nnb baB bic gemablinnen bieler
Wertreter teinerlei Dffisie1e 6te[lung
e%tnntbren. fonbern lebigli9 bic aeieas
5Hoftli9e @erginftigung empfaneen,
bic Der Gattin zines @sfanbten BE.
5tehungstDeife 8otf4afters sebibrt.
Gin tpeiteres @reignib i'm Weiben
Goufe bilbete tpeniee Sage mad Dem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-21

senben 8au, Der @eranI taltuns mar
in Mafbin9ton nit erpBen Grpartun>
gen enteegengefeben porben, ba felt
1873, gu nel9er 3eit glelie Grant De-
butirte, feline Scooter eines grdIibenten
mebr ibren gintritt in bic Geieui9af
i'm Weiben 9oufe eefeiert bate.
Srdulein Nltce G%opIepelt, bic iebt II
Sabre alt 1T, entftammt Der eriten G6e
bes prGfibenten. Sbre Mutter, cine
eeborene See BON 8oiton, ftarb anei
Sabre na9 i9rer 8ermdbluns. Ser
5peiten gbe &ooIebelts, bic bieier 1886
nit SrGulein gorptp bon g1etp Oorf
abf9loB. ftnb flint &tnber entfpro5fen.
10 oaB bic 9fooIebelts bic erDBte Soe
milie r~eprdientiren, Die ie bos Weibe
9aus bepo6nt bat, abseieben bubon,
baB Gooiepelt 5uglei9 Der iiingfte
aler 8unbesprd Iibenten lit. Srdulein
Roolebelt ptrb in nidt ferner s3eit au9
einen rbodpolitii9en" Oft bou5ie6en,
inoem ibr @ater ibr geitattete, bic fir
ben beuti@en Scatter in Mep Yorf i'm
8au begriffene go9t gu taufsn. Ginen
biesbe5iigliden Wuni9 batte &oifer
Milbelm bur9 ben amerifanii9en 8otz
f9after Wbite in Berlin benz 8rdiiben'
ten iibermitteln laiIen.
DIS neue 5isuren bel benz beurigen
Neuiabrsempfanse eri9ienen unter Mn@
beren gbm . Mabpr bes
pIan9es, Der Na9folger bes lang
idbrisen iialienif9en @efanbten urlb
fpGteren 8otf9afters 8aron Sara,
ferner Der iiameiif6e @efanbte pbpo
@fboroi, iotpie Der periif4e &C.