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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
THEORY OF DR.. KOCH TESTED.
Royal Agricultural Society of London
Tries Human TubercIe Bacilli
on Cattle.

As a result of DIR. Koch's startling
statement respecting consumption at
the international congress on tuber-
culoSis in July last. the Royal Agri-
cultural Society of London appointed
special committee to supervise
some important experiments conduct
ed at the Royal Veterinary college
ms 10 the possibility of injecting boz
vine animals with tuberculosis mate
rial from human subjects. The ami
mails tested were cow, two calves
and two yearlings.
In the ease of the COW tuberculosis
was injected in the udder; in the
calves il was given by the mouth and
in the yearlings it was injected into
the veins.
In n strict sense of the word IL
cannot be said that the experiments
proved the impossihility of injecting
cattle with human tubercle bacilli.
for in the case of the COW the human
hacilli had multiplied in her body
and had indicated manifestly dis
eased condition. In the other cases
also reactions to the tuberculin after
the attempt to infect with human
bacilli would appear to Indicate that
the infection has actually taken
place.
In the case of the COW the recovery
was not complete six months after
infection, Taking all the facts into
account the experiments indicated
that the risk of cattle becoming at
fected naturally from consumptive
human beings must he very slight.
The Royal society, however, does
not feel justified in drawing from the
results of the experiments again any
conclusions as to the risk of infect
tion in the opposite direction-name-
IN, from cattle to man.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
He Tried TO Rob the Bank.

the
clerks OF Kansas National bank of
this city were enjoying a holiday this
afternoon, Jerry" Williams, "a negro
bootblack, was rapidly boring hole
through a basement vault into
where there was nearly $4,000 in
currency. He was caught when he
had completed hole large enough to
admit him. He told the police that
he needed money and had planned to
get into the bank vault during the
Fourth Of July celebration when
there would be nobody in the build
ing and while the noise oftirecrackers
would prevent him from being heard.
Williams has conducted shoe shin
ing stand at the bank fer several
years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
WIRELESS LINE FOR ALASKA,
several Kids Received by the Cow
ernmcnt for Establishment Of
TELEGRAPH Line There.

Bids were opened the other day by
Gen. Greeley, chief signal officer of the
army. for the construction If a wire
less telegraph system in Alaska. This
is the first practical system to he in
stalled hy the government, and will
cover the distance between certain
prominent military posts in the ter
ritory. Some Of the bids received were
obviously from people who were not
sincere in their proposals, and the
propositions were construed as being
in the nature of an advertisement for
the firms making them for the purpose
of demonstration for the benefit of
possible investors. The Marconi com
pany submitted bid which was at
tractive. but which is so tied up with
demands for royalty and commissions
on commercial messages that ii will
probably have to he thrown out. One
of the mpracticable bids was that
which offered to deliver the wireless
telegraph apparatus at New York or
Washington for 5000. leaving the
government 70 convey the material to
Naska and install the system. No ac-
tion will be taken on these bids until
a proposal is received from a firm in
Berlin which has cabled that its bid
was coming by mail, and the govern
ment desires to see this proposal,
which is from one of the reliable con-
Germs. before making the award.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10

It is fact worthy of note that all
the recent railway wrecks of any
consequence have been due to the
spreading of the tracks on curves
while trains were moving at high
speed. The circumstance seems to
indicate that with the tremendously
heavy locomotives now in use the
speed limit has been reached and
perhaps exceeded, says the Chicago
Chronicle. unless some device shall
be produced which will replace the
present system of wooden ties and
iron spikes. There is obviously a
limit to the strain which the combi-
nation will bear.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
DEADLY WHITE RICE.
Chinese Article Of Diet Blamed for
the Plague Beriberi.
capt. LIttIeaeId. an American Army
Surgeon, Reports the Results of
His Observations in Military
Prison at PanEasinan.

Capt. Harry Littlefeid. an army sur
geon. on duty in one uf the military
prisons in pangaSinan. has discovered
that beriheri. the most fatal disease
of the orient. is caused by Chinese
white rice. His report on this sub
iect. received by Surgeon General
Sternherg. is as follows: "Since the
establishment of this prison until Feb
ruary, of this year the native priS-
oners have been supplied with Chinese
white rice. During this time herbert
has been markedly epidemic in the
prison.
"The records Of this office show that
the deaths have averaged five month
". while the number of new eases was
about IL. When prisoners were re-
ported sick with herbert they were
removed from the prison to build
ing about half mile away, The mp
per story Of the building was used
as n hospital. the difference between
conditions existing al the heriheri hos
pital and the prison heing only the
higher elevation Of the former.
THE diet supplied was The same at
both places. Many of the eases at the
beriheri hospital continued to grow
serious and Gied. The majority of
those who did recover cid 81 after a
long illness, and many of them suf-
fered from numerous relarseS. Dur
ing the month of January there were
IS eases in the herbert hospital, and
as many in the prison were slightly
affected, The sanitary conditions were
excellent,
In the civil prison, not more than
one-fnurth of mile distant, there
were confined n large number uf ma
tiveS. and the sanitary condition was
not rs satisfactory aS that in the Mill
tary prison. The inmates were more
crowded, in poorer buildings, and not
in the open air mere than the natives
confined in the military prison. In
this prison there were no hcriheri
cases. the only difference existing IN
fnynr of the civil prison heing that
of the ration. which was purchased
in the open market.
AT the beginning Of February Of
this wear, upon the recommendation OF
the prison surgeon, the use of the Chi
nese white rice, which is supplied by
the commis>ary, was discontinued. and
native rice from the open market pnr'
chased in It's place. Since that time
nonew cases Of berihcri have developed
and no deaths have occurred, The mild
cases which were in the prison have
all recovered.
"This marked change occurred in the
space of one month. and the only APP
parent difference existing during thi,
period and previous times was that of
the rice supply. From these facts II
would seem that the cause of heri
beri in this prison has been the use
of the Chinese rice of the white va
riety"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
WOMAN AND A GUN.
Hetty Green Given Permit to Garry
Revolver for Protection.
sicheSt Woman Ia America Declares
She Needs the Weapon to Defend
Herself against the MurderouS
Plots of Lawyers.

Mrs. Hetty Green. often called the
richest woman in America, has just
received permit To carry a pistol
signed hy Police Commissioner Part
ridge on the recommendation of Pc
ice Capt. O'Brien, of New York city.
Il was said she was the first woman
Ia receive such a permit in New York
city. Two clerks If the Chemical bank
accompanied Mrs Green to the po-
lice station in Leonard street a few
DAYS ago. when she :lade an applica-
tion for the permit. In her applica-
tion the reason given for wanting To
carry pistol was that she usually had
in her possession large sums of money.
stocks and bonds. hut Mrs, Green aft
srward said that was not the real rea-
son.
~ never carry much with me-" she
said. 81 only carry enough for cab
hire"
The real reason for wanting pistol
permit. she explained, was Ia protect
herself against persons She thought
might he indrced by lawyers to at
tack her. Mrs. Green said there were
only two things in the world she
feared. lightning and religious law
yer. For g? wears, she said, she had
been engaged in litigation over the
estate of her father, Edward Mott Rob-
irSon, and the book, and papers Of the
estate had hecn kept ont of her reach
hv LAWYERS repres enting executors
who were dead,
"Thc estate is short ny Sl.iOO, 600 y
she said. "aD' they hooked the hooks
IhaG my 1augh, er appointed cNecutriN
Of the estate. one Of the LAWYER,
threw her against a safe when she
fried to get he papers. My daughter
IS sick In bed NOW. aud SAYS She don't
expect to live out the summer She
never got over the hurt She received
seven wears pgl. When see my
daughter ready tu die | think it Is time
toprotrr' myself. If | had been in her
place Nhrr -br was thrown against
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Trials of Mr.. Morgan.

After three weeks of hard work in
forming the shipping combination
Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan is put off
with a beggarly 12.5oo.oOo as 81 rec
ompense, says the Chicago Chron-
icle. Mr.. Morgan had hoped to take
trip to the mountains or the sea-
shore this summer, but under the
circumstances probably the best he
will be able to do will be to take a
larger fat and perhaps keep a dog.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10

All our ialntl ltautls should TAX
advantage OF the unprecedented club
bing Oiler We this Year make, which
includes with TINS paper The Live
Stock Indicator, its special Farmers
Institute EDITIONS ana The Poultry
Farmer. These three publications.
are The best OF their class ana should
be i'll every farm nome. TO them VIZ
add, Tor local, county and general
news, our own paper, and make the
price OF the tour ole year only Sl.25.
Never before was 50 much superior
reading matter offered Tor 81 small
an amount of'money. lie three pa-
peers named, winch we cub with our
own, are well known throughout lie
West and commend themselves W
the readers favorable attention up
on mere mention. The 1--we stock
Indicator is the great agricultural
and live stock paper OF the " est and
Southwest; The Poultry Farmer Is
the most practical poultry paper for
the farmer, white 1ne Special Farm
ers' Institute Editions ,ale The most
practical publications. Tor thepromo-
tion OF good farming ever published.
lake advantage vi tins great Oter,
as II will hold eoou Tor short time
only. Salnpiee of these PAPERS may
be examined by calling al this office.
5-6m
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Harvest Hands.

Parties Of two on one ticket one
half fare. Parties OF three on one
ticket one-third fare to points in
Kansas. West of line drawn
through Moline, Eureka, Emporia,
Council Grove, White City, Junction
City and Maryville.
+. E.. NANDERvooRT, Mo. Pac. Agt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters Of admin.
isrsnon with Will annexed upon the estate Of
b enry Lutzenhizer, deceased. nave pesn 49,. -
ed " the undersigned, by the bates CONNIE
frooate Court, IN bates County, nissour;
bearing uats the 10Th Gay VI ~ A. ~. ic.,5
All persons having CLAIMS against SAID eefst:
s.e .sgaiieu 70 exhibit them 70 me TOR siIoW.
tiers. or they may be preoluoed from any bes,s !.
ny o. sucn estate; ano II said clains be nof n.
nipited within two years from The uste a. q.
pupiicaiion Of this notice, they will Be- foeev.s
o.rrea. DEL LU1ckNH lZkR'
@-ft Administrntof with viii anne1s6
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
No Files on AngIomanInc..

At the Newmarket races King Ed
ward wore a gray suit, brown boots
and gray overcoat, single breasted,
which buttoned through the cloth,
no fly being used. This would indi-
cate. says the Chicago Inter Ocean,
that the clothes of the smart set will
have no flies on them, either, for the
prpsput
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Ia hereby given 10 all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Florence
boswell. deceased, that (, 8 A Mcdaniel ad-
minis,rator. OF said estate, intend 10 make
nnal settlement Of said estate at the next
term OF the Bates county Probate court, In
Bates county, state Il Missouri, 70 be held Ut
Butler, Missouri, on the llth day Of Aus.
A D., 1907. b. a. MCDANIEL.
34.4t Administrator
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Supreme Effort of Lifetime e.

Some of the English peeresses are
already worrying because they will
have to get up before seven o'clock
On coronation morning, says the Chi
sago Inter Ocean. Still, they ought
60 be able to comfort themselves
with the thought that if King Ed
ward has any kind of luck they won't
have to undergo the hardship again
5or n good many years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10

Edison has in his head an idea of
the correct thing in the airship line,
but he is SO busy attending to more
important matters that he cannot
give its development any attention
at present. And this leads the Chi
cago Inter Ocean to say that If Edi-
son should ever get time-well, per-
hans he may some day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Special Rates.

Kansas City, Mo-, and return July
II to | Z inclusive good 70 return to
July Is, $2.15 for round trip.
Nevada Mo-, and return. Inter-
state Soldiers Reunion Aug, IL to
1G. Tickets on sale Aug. II to IS
inclusive. Rate 30 cents for round
trip.
f. c. EANDERvooRT,
Agent,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
France and the CasteIInnes.

Castellane family. including Count
Boni, in the present French chamber
of deputies, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean, and yet France imagines that
she has an immediate future.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice 10 hereby given to all creditors, and
all others interested In the estate OF william
MinDicK, deceased. that ], b b Campbell, ad-
dual settlement thereof, Is the next term OF
the Bates County Probate court. Ia Bates
county, state OF Missouri, to be held at Butler,
Missouri. on the 18th day OF August, A. +,
lx2. RIB CAMPBELL.
Si-lt Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Need of pa.eb.Ii world.

Baseball rules should be revised in
such way, suggests the Chicago
Tribune, as to permit each captain
forgive his legal counsel 9 chair near
the umpire.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Doesn't Even Have to Tell HIS Wife.

Nicholas of Russia has bounced his
minister of war and foreign affairs.
He gives no explanation. That's one
nice thing about being czar, says
the Chicago Record-Herald. lie
needn't give explanations If he
doesn't feel like doing so.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10

When the captain OF the cruiser
Chicago gets his seamen aboard
again he should put out to sea as
far as possible. says the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald. and perhaps little wa
ter cure on the side would be bene-
fetal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Why pnderew.kI Went.

Paderewski wept when he started
for Europe last week, says the Chi
cago Record-Herald. Perhaps he was
afraid that before he could come
back again Morgan would have It all.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
Even Need Of Platter Done Away.

There are great many other fam
Hies besides that of the late lament
ed Jack 7spratt. says the Chicago
Tribune. in which the husband is
eating no fat and the wife Is eating
no lean.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-07-10
DEWITT MCDANIEL.
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our ialn.i Itautls should TAX
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@imglimg Srps. Girfna.
Der sr0Bte Cirrus nit Ntenagerie,
Der je auf H.iien ging.

Das grDBte Beraniieunes= Snititut,
oas lih lie aui Geiien begab, lit Der
Cirrus bDn &tngling Brps.,
Der ant 3. 0Dnember in San Nntp=
nio feline 8elte aufihldet. Seine
8oriteaunaen 1ino eriter &laiie, was
in alien Staten bieies 2anoes an=
erfannt tpirb. 6unoerte bon alnit=
Tern aaer Irt, Die ME aupDr in
Nmerifa maren, gebDren Dem Sir
fus an. 90 SDbn O'8rien, Der
9elbidteite 2ebrmeifter fir Hferoe,
Der gang neue &unite ,uno 8ulam=
menitelungen erfunben bat uno nit
@lan5 DDrfnbrt. Die berIbmten
9unbars BON Nuftralien Iino Die
beiten Seiltdnser Der Welt uno Die
Bettits uno 9p Ben Siiters Die
arpBarti9iten Ntrobaten. Cine lhDne
Summer bat BrDf. @pDo nit leinen
trainirten 6unben unb Bpnies. Die
Wtenagerie entbdlt ale fremoartieen
2biere, Die ein5iae in Der @efan=
eenlbaft lebenoe @irafie uno brei=
big glepbanten.
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@dblerzN egiitrirnmg ,

0ierourh miro befannt eemabt,
oaB ih Die Bidder meines Mmtes fiji
Die Gesiitrirung auer Stimmeeber
BON San NntDniD, Berar gpuntp,
SeraS. benz @eieb entIpreheno am
eriten 9ienltag i'm Wonat DftDber
1902 er6ffnen peroe. Sc 1T bas Der
Z. OftDber uno meine Office befinbet
iih i'm County, %0urtbaus am Main=
Blasa. Die Office miro 20 Sage
lang. bic Sonntaae ausgenummer,
BON s (aht) ubr Bormittags bic nm
8 (abt) ubr Mbenos ieben Gag Dfen
gebalten weroen (bis gum 90. Of
tDber).
6ierourb eriuhe id aae Diejeni=
gen, melhe iib regiitriren laIien mol-
len, in Der WeiIe porbereitet at fom=
men, oaB iie nidt nur ben Mamen,
lonoern AUDI ben Namen Der StraBe,
in Der fie mobnen uno lire 6aus=
hummer angeben fDnnen, lomie Die
8abl bes County, recinfts, gu benz
iie geb0ren, ba oaburb unnDtbige
Ters0gerungen permieoen perben
uno Die &eeiitration m0elibit prompt
BON STEELE eeben fam.
s. q. Gbapa,
8abl- &eailtrator BON 8erar gountp
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Mepmblifaniidbe aarnpnie.

Die beioen Sliiael Der republifani=
lhen Bartei i'm County baben lid
geeinigt unb f~olgenbes aemeiniame
Tifet aufgeiteat:
Sir bic 9esislatur-So9n Sullipan,
Maron Sohnion anb 5ribo Steal.
DitrittsS uoge-@ep. s. Nponan.
Sitrift-I ttornep-N. s. SeilbrDn.
Oitritt<g lert-5ermann 5eiligmann.
County Subge-Sames Ralep.
@ountpsglert-W. g. GpbiniDn.
gDuntb>Mntpalt-@. s. Gurrier.
gountpe&oaeftor-SbDs. s. @intbrDp.
gonntpea hefor-Sobu s.. Bolton.
GonntpsS 6abmeiiter-Sulius Sd. Spe
penbeimer.
Sberif-Burt 6. Sinflep.
5rieoensrihter, i. 8rec.-8. s.. Sou-
ftDn unb SO. s. @inter.
8onitabler-@. 8. 9ruIe.
County 8ommiidr-1, Hree., 8ablo
grus; 2. 8rec., Grid Men9er; g.. Hree,
Gmil Bed; 4. 8rec., Carl Hun9e.
GountDeS urnepor-Wm Campbell.
SeHentlicbe @deer-@. 8eerti uno 6.
W. SarriS.
Snipettor fir Saute unb Sbiere-5rant
Waibaum.
SdulsS uperintenbent-Gler &ubn.
8. s. @rptbaus uurbe als aanoi=
Dat fir ben Staatslenat enoor1irt.
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@rpsbritauuiens starfe.

9us ben ~neueten 9anoelsberi6ten @roBbritan=
MEMS fam man erieben, norm Die sroBe 3~eierpe.
Sraft lieet, lpel6e oteies 9ano in ben stanb iebt,
cine INNER or0Bere 5lotie gu bauen uno iolhe LANCE
uuO toItipieli9e 9rees gu flbreu. Ser aaoblfano beg
9urai6nitts= Meui6en bdnet sum arOBen Sbeile BON
ieinem GelunObeits5ufanoe al uno i6on aus oieiem
@ranoe 1T es notbie, baB mt ~oenielben ~iOrefdltia bes
bitten. Cine eelcoentli6e Dolls ooftetter Sitters
uiro auberoroentlid uiel sur Grbaltung Der 8eiuno=
belt tbun, uno, ipcnu reaslmaBia qenommen, tperoen
oaourd 8erbauunssi6ipd6e, 9artleibigfeit. Meruoii :
tit, 9eber= unO Mierenleibeu uno 6ie6er alIer grt
peimieoen, reip. eebeilt perben. @enn Sic bon
irgeno einem Oieier 2eioen eeplaet iperoen. 10 ioaten
sic entl6ieoen einen @eriu6 oanlit MAIDEN. Sic
peroen iidertib uibt enttduibt meroeni
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q 6.

ginbreder iprenatetl ben geia=
ihranf i'm @eiddft bon gaiep &
Soeaep in Sort 8ortb uuo erbeute=
ten Sumeien i'm Mertbe bon So, 600,
Die oen Utitglieoern uno Nngeite1=
ten Der Jlrrna geb0rten. gu Dem
8eloe, oas in einen1 S~tob(falten
aufbepabrt lit, fonnten tie nidbt ees
langen. Ser Shranf 1T total
rutnirt.
Sin biibiber 5uno lit in eli
mem alten BlodbouIe in Srieorihs=
burg eemabt pDroen, melfes SUI
Illus 9oamig BON 2lanp eebDrte unb
oos er an Scr. Stein in 5riebrihsz
burg perfaufte. Das 6aus lit i'm
Sabre 1857 gebaut porben uno tam
i'm Sabre 1866 in ben Be1ib bes
6errn 0Dnmig. Ser reue @iaenz
thinner lieB oa5 6aus oor einiaen
Eagen abreiBen unb mdbreno Die
Nrbeiter ben 8eben ebneten, 1tieBen
tie ouf einen eiiernen gppf, Der
$1,000 in Wiin5e entbielt, tpopon
$500 oeuti6e @eloltiide tparen.
@s miro angenommen. baB Der
@rbauer bes 6aules CUR Gbolera-
seit, Die Die garse &Dlpnie gu per=
nibten orobte, flibtete unb oas
@elo nersrub.
Ser Srembenausue iiber Deni=
ion oaltert an. Sim "a. traf bort
pieoer Elm Banagiersue Der 81. Sc.
Ks. yabn nit suei 2ofomptipe.,
uno spD(f noblbeiebten garS Elm, Die
500 6einitdtteluher entbietten. Mei=
tere Grclmlions5iiae iteben in Mus@
ii9t.
= Son Wenaropiae miro berids
tet, oaB Die BecannuB : grnte i'm
County auf 250.0 600 8funo ae1habt
piro. 0as Bfuno Miiiie bringt g
Gents.
Mr. S. @. 2ea1 Bel 81 Gam
pO, SadiDn County, bat auf leiner
$50 Gfer umfaiienoen &eisform
1888 5aiier 8eis eeerntet, Die linn
$S375 bradten.
Gin Ganep Greet in Wbarton
GDuntD bat Der Sarmer. W. 8 9ops
Tor III bieiem Sabre spei Medlsern=
ten aemadt. Nm l. Wars beltellte
er 100 Nder nit Mais uno brahte
Die @rnte, funfsig 8ufbel per Nfer,
i'm SUM elm. Sim /. Suli pflanste
er auf oemlelben Seloe abermols
Wais, oaiielbe lit iebt reif uno Die
5peite @rnte miro auf 25 Buibel
per NGer 9eihdbt.
BDitmeifter Baul Meubauer
BON Sloresniqe puroe ppn Der gipil=
oienit : Sommilliun in @aIbinatDn
aufeeforbert, Nuffldrung oariiber gu
geben. Dab iein Same auf ben Brief
boeen oeS Gampa9nes& Dmites bes
10. &DnereBoiitrifteS erlbeint, pel@
che BriefbDgen benubt meroen, nm
aue Bunoesbeamte i'm DiItrift UNI
Beitrage Tiir Den &agnefDno an=
5ugeben. Neubauer ertpiberte ba=
raul baB iein Same pbne feline @r=
loltbniB fir ben 3ped gebraubt
tpIlroe, uno Dab er nit Der Nbfaiiung
uno Teribidung Der 8riefe nibts
81 tbun babe.
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Baron Mar Oppenbeim,

&aiierlih beutiHer 2egationsratb in
Cairo, Neeppten. beebrte uns init
leinem Beiuhe uno iiberbrahte
@riBe bes 6errr @eneralconlul Or.
6. Bling in Seem gorf.
Baron Oppenbeim befinoet fih
Ieit flint @pnatet in ben Ser. Staas
ten. UNI i'm Muftraa Der oeutihen
Hegierune Die Mderbau- uno 8iebz
suhtsperbdltniiie uno bier i'm Siiben
bauptldhlib Die BnumpDutultur 5u
ituoiren. Gr bat lebr fleiBie Mas
terial geiammelt, nobel linn befannte
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bebiflib paren, b~elonoerS nabm 5id
6err g. S. 8. Morie, Der General
Baiiagier : Ngent Der Siiblihen Ba=
cific Babn in 6oufton, 1einer al, uno
begleitete i'm in leiner 8ripatcar,
Die er benz Baron our Ierfueung
fteate, bierber.
Baron Sppenbeim 1T 5fpar mod
elm iunger Diplomat, aber er beIibt
umfafienbe 9enntniie, beberrlht
mebrere Spraben, bat elm ourhaus
peltmdnnilhes Iuftreten uno ieine
peri0nlihe 2iebenspiiroigfeit miro
iiberaa Gntlana finoen unb ibm @ins
gang perIhaffen.
IS getpdbrte uns aufridtiges Ser
gnigen, Die nabere Befanntlhaft
beg 6errn 2egatiuusratbes eemaht
uno init ibm einiee angenebme
Stunoen perplauoert 81 baben.
Baron Sppenbeim reiite BON bier
nad ct. Souls ab, UNI lid iiber
Chicago nab CANADA gu beaeben,
melhes 2ano en- nod ariinoiid su
bereiien aeoenft. UNI oann mad
9eutihlano 5uriidtebren, leiner 8es
gierung 8eriht 81 erltatten uno Die
g%eiammelten grfabrungen ipater aul
ieinem Soften in Cairo su Der.
mertben.
@aniben eliiflide Neiie uno frube
6eimtebr!