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The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
BURGLAR IN BEDQUILT.
Chicago Man Repels Intruder by
Presence of Mind and Saves
Lots of Cash by the Act.

John O'Neil, 426 Johnson, street,
Chicago. saved 5000 the other after
noon by the novel experiment of throw
ing a heavy bed quilt over the head of
a burglar who was searching the bu-
reau of the room in which he was sleep
ing.
The burglar fired TWO shots through
the quilt. neither of which injured
O'Neil, and escaped by way Of the rear
door of the house, while O'Neil. in
scanty garments, ran down the front
steps in search of a policeman.
When the policeman and O'Neil re-
turned to the house the burglar had
escaped. In the drawer Of the bureau,
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
SPIRITUAL WEDDING.
BuxOm widow of Middle Age Be-
comes the Devoted Wife of n
GhOstIy bridegroom.

Detroit, Mich, has been greatly
stirred up in spiritualistic circles by
she recent soIemnization of a wedding
ceremony which is one of the most re-
markable and unique of modern times.
IL was the marriage of Mrs. Sarah VIII
liamE, a middle-aged and attractive
widow, to the spirit of Theodore Com
stock, Michigan miller, who has been
dead number of years. The courtship
and wedding has ben conducted under
the direction of a band of guardian
spirits numbering ten, and the cere-
mony was performed at the same time
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15

tect of his own fortunes. He is
rated as a millionaire and is known
throughout the country as the
founder and president of the Pru-
Dental Life Insurance company, of
Newark, n. j., but his wealth and
prominence were attained solely
through his own efforts and by dint
of extraordinary energy, persist
ence and hard work, unaided by
speculation. Born on farm near
Pennington, Me-, August Z, 1899, his
life has been as rugged as the noun
tains of his native state. His first
essay for himself was at Yale. whith
er he went to fit himself for the bar,
but his health gave way under close
study and he turned his attention 10
life insurance, a subject in which he
had become greatly interested while
at college. He began active opera
tions q years ago, with an office
staff numbering only three persons
and an outfit costing not more than
5000. To-day he has under linn
more than &c. COO persons in all parts
of the country. Besides being a
man of rare executive ability, Mr..
Dryden is a good talker. He lives in
a modest way. and it is doubtful if
one in ten of his Newark neighbors
knew until recently what political
party he supports.
wAshinGtOn's ShinEIe Industry.
Washington is called the shingls
state. 1t has 444 lumber mills, saw
ing over 100000 feet per day, turn
ing out 100000 shingles, and en-
pioying $4,000 men.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
FAR WESTERN WOOING.
How Bin Barbour, "a Colorado Miner,
Won the Love of a Pampered
Maid from New York.

Mrs. William Mckay Barbour was
born in the luxury surrounding all rich
New York families, and was brought
up in a refinement which might be
called effete west Of the Allegha MES.
At the home of her millionaire father,
Hartford B. Kirk, in her childhood, she
was brought up as fairy book princess,
who learns nothing Of the se.tishness,
sordidness and sin of the world with
out
Yet this girl. so delicately reared
that she never felt the breath of the
world'n wind in all her life, among all
the men she knew selected as her huS-
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15

which had been open, was $500 left by
the man. O'Neil is night manager of
the Monarch bathrooms at 200 West
Madison street. He was sleeping in
his room early in the afternoon. His
sister-in-law. Mrs. David O'Neil, had
gone out shopping.
O'Neil was awakened by the noise
made by the burglar, who had entered
the house by a rear window. He save
the man standing by the bureau, and,
jumping quickly from the bed. threw
the covering over the intruder's head.
While O'Neil and the policeman were
examining the traces eft by the bur
glar Mrs. David O'Neil returned. She
soon discovered that the man had TAX
en- S26 which was in a bureau IN her
room. Resides the money she missed
three diamond rings.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15

Ifvou want life insurance or an &C
eident policy call and see Mr.. ZePh +.
Moore, 1906 r St, n. w.
Go TO Burnstine if you want to Dor
row money on valuables. lie IS reia
ble.
Hourihane and Murphy, wholesale
and retail dealers in groceries, should
be patronized.
II will pay E. NJ. Hewlett better to
remain in Auacostia and attend TO MS
business. He will be rising one OF
these DAYS and will not know the
Canse Of the swell.
II will be to his interest TO let other
neoole's clients alone. A hint to the
wise is sufficient.
Col, Stewart NJ Lewis. The BEE 5
great advertising man, will call to see
Won soon. Col. Lewis needs 40 intro
duction by THE BEE because every Du
siness house in the city knows him as
suave Col,
To graduates Of Lincoln University;
According TO the Resolution OF the
General Alumni Association, Lincoln
University, each allumnus IS request
ed to send, without delay, MS present
address to P. !. A. Coxe, Lincoln Uni
versity, Chester Co, Pa.
By order of the General Alumni AS
sociatiOn. n
Hon. Jas. L. Lanier, A. NJ, sec'y.
P.L. Augustus COKE, Local Sec'y.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15

The program of the Peoples Liter
arv on last Wednesday evening was as
follows: Invocation, Rev. w. J. How
ard. Singing by the Choir. Read
ing of Minutes. Music, "Ghe Boston
Ideal" by the Orchestra. Solo, sci.
ected, Madame J. L. Fountain. Ad-
dress, Hon. John c. DancY. Duet,
q "Impromptu, Messrs. Jones. Solo,
Selected, Miss Rertina Mason. Reel
tation, Miss Grace Storum. Solo,
''The Holy City," Mr.. ]. T. Neman;
Music. The Wedding sf the Winds. y
by the Orchestra. Singing, by the
Choir. Bsnediction.
There was a Holly Party and Musi-
Gale in honor of Saint Valentine, un-
der the Auspices of the Metropolitan
Zion Wesley Sunday School, at the
residence Of Miss Baltimore, 224 ID
Street, s. W., last evening. There
was a very select company present,
who enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent. Mrs. B. B. Lewis, Superinten-
dent of the Sabbath School, with a
committee of ladies and gentlemen
consisting OF Miss II. E. Hamerr
MesSrs. Julius Dick and Rev. w. II.
Snowden had the affair in charge.
The toilettes were pretty and sweet.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
Horn the Tailor.

There is no man in the city who is
better known to the public than Horn,
the Tailor. This man has reputatl n
for making hrst-claSs clothes. He IS
a man that has goods that cannot be
bought elsewhere and made for the
price that Horn. the Tailor makes
them. This place always has some
thing new. Go where you may, you
will hear the name of Horn, the Tail
lOr.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
Fx-soFdiers in philippines.

Gen. Chsnee has issued an order
Stimulating that soldiers dishonor-
ably discharged In the Philippines
shall be required 30 leave the islands
bv the first transport departing for
the United States or forfeit the priv
ilege of being sent TO the United
States al the expense of the govern
ment.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
nc of spotted People.

\ tribe of peculiar people dwell on
the banks of the Purus, in South
America. Men. women and children
are spotted, with brown spots on
white skin. Their chief article Of diet
Is fish.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-15
HON. JOHN F. DRYDEN.
Chosen 10 Succeed the Late william
}. Sewen as United states SEN
atOr from New Jersey.

John Fairfield Dryden, the choice
of New Jersey republicans for United
States senator, has been the archi-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

NIB, SHAW'S SONS
Office Is now at Cue Threlkelds Cash
Grocery House.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

Gen. Nelson A. Miles
charged that his subordinate
Commissary General, Eagan.
was furnishing "embalmed
beef to the American So
diers in Cuba, and the charge
was shown to be true. - Gen.
Miles charged that the war
in the Philippines was being
carried on with marked Sc
verify, and that charge has
not only been proved, but
it has been shown that the
severity amounted to savag-
cry that was not dreamed of
by the people ofthis country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

r. d e.. Corsets never stretch sold
only at AMBERGS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
Relief for Beef

The tariff on cattle is % / , per cent.
upon sheep $50 per head. and upon
fresh meats imported from other coun-
tries : cents a pound. The big dealers.
or trust as some call it, claim that
the recent heavy advance in prices is
caused by the scarcity Of live stock. If
this be so, is it not certain that if con
gress would repeal the tariff tax. and
let cattle, sheep and fresh meats come
in tree, that the scarcity" would soon
be thing of the past.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

General Miles spoke out when on
oath before a committee of Congress.
saying that the war in the PHILIPPINES
had in some instances been conducted
with unnecessary severity, and for
this howl was raised for his decap-
itation. Since that time it has been
proven that General Smith had issued
orders TO kill and burn. excepting none
over 10 years old Some people would
think this an order that might lie con
sidered severe And il was proven
that many towns and villages were
burned leaving not a shelter for the
aged, or the women and children. and
ii was estimated in this sworn testi-
mony that 100 10 Fihpinos were killed,
not in regular battle, IN one Province.
Gen. Miles called it severe: but old
Gen. Sherman would call il HI.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
BAD FGES AT FULTON.

Fulton has suffered from two more
fires. both occurring within a few
minutes time, on Monday.
The home of II. T.. Elliott was the first
to be damaged. Some lace curtains
caught from candle and the building
was badly damaged
A little later the residence of j. r..
Wilson was totally destroyed. This
was large two story house. \ little
grandchild of Mr.. Wilson had been put
To bed by her mother in the second
story, and a lamp was left burning, and
an explosion followed. The little girl
had a narrow escape from being burned
TO death, and only escaped by running
through the flames.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

\ Dayton, Ky, woman
and "A Hopkinsville, Ky.
man We're married by long
distance telephone and The
use Of the line cost Just SOB.
to say nothing OF the preach
erS fee. The old style wire
less marriage will evidently
find no rival in this new
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie, of
East View, left their infant
child lying in the cradle,
went to do some work in the
garden and on returning
found the cradle almost
burned up. The child was
rescued from the flames. but
died a few minutes after
word.
If ii is necessary to kill all
over ten years of age in the
Philippines, why not kill all?
What is to become of the
babies under ten? The
American soldiers, if, as
charged, each has a "native
wife" pro tenn, might dis
pose of the surviving women,
but it would be II mercy to
bayOnet the babies at once.
when such a slaughter is
ordered.
Sufficient evidence is said
to have been secured by the
Government officials to CON
Wet the Chicago beef pack
ers of having violated the
antitrust act in raising the
price of meat. The packers
declare they court an investi-
CATION.
W. b. Dudley has brought
suit against the city OF Elem
ingsburg for $4,000 damages
for permitting coasting last
winter, by reason OF which
one of the coasters ran into
him, causing him to fall
violently to the street, tract
uring his collar bone.
1t is said that one young
lady who was lost in the
steamboat disaster at Turn
er's Landing, would have
been saved, but she fingered
to fully dress herself, eIven to
tying her shoes. The rescu-
ING party couldn't wait and
she was lost.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
STALLINGS- PEWlTT.

Union City, April 29.-W. Il. Stall
ings and Miss Matte Prewitt were
married at the home of the brides
parents in this city Rev DIR X. H.
Mahon officiating. The bride is one Of
UniOu City's most highly esteemed
young ladies. while the groom is a
prospesous and highly respected citi-
zens of Clinton, Ky for which place
the couple left Immediately after the
ceremony
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
DOCKET MAY TERM FULTON
CIRCUIT COURT.
9s COMMONWEALTH CASES.

60 cases set for End day. "a cases set
for Bird day.
Com. VS.. Ed Smlth-manslaughter
2nd day.
Com. VS.. Lon Blythe-Mal. shooting
2nd day.
Com. vs.. Wilson Ray setting up games
for commission &c. 2nd day.
Com. VS. Will Kellerson-False swear
ing End day.
Com. vs. Will Watson anslaughter
4th day.
Com. VS.. Val Carpenter Grand Lar
ceny 9Th cay.
"a Equity cases set for Bird day.
appearance Ordinary cases called
the 2nd day.
Hartford Fire Ins. Co., VS. j. 2. Tyler
& Co,
w. IL. Pewitt VS. A. ] Burrow
Hagerstown Spoke 4 Bending CO. VS..
Pierce Ceguin Go.
W. J. Harper vs.. l.. NJ. Bushart.
Liquid Carbolic Acid Co. VS.. w. b.
Reid set for 4th day.
Grand Jury meets Monday lst day.
Petit Jury meets Tuesday 2nd day.
Two weeks term.
r.. d CT. Corsets never stretch sold
only at AMBERGS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

+. f. Reeves & Co. sell Buggies
that you can't beat in prce or grade.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
Spring Ailments.

There Is an aching and tired feeling
the liver bowels and Kidneys become
sluggish and inactive, the digestion inn
paired, with little or no appetite, 10
ambition for anything, and a feeling
that the whole body and mind needs
toning up. The trouble is, that during
winter, there has heen an accumulation
of waste matter in the system Herbine
will remove 1t, secure 10 the secretions
a right exit, and by ITS tonic effect
fully restore the wasted tissues and
give strength in place OF weakness. SOC
at l.. r. x w. 5. Ellisons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
FALSE AFFIDAVIT.

Paducah, KY. April 2S.-The Federal
Grand Jury to day returned an indict-
ment against j. V. Grief of this city,
charging him with making false
affidavit in pension case. Mr.. Grief
is one of Paducah's most prominent
citizens and one of the best known
Confederate soldiers in Western Ken
lucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
THE WORLD COWS TO HIM.
Controls Over Ten Billion Dollars

j. Pierpont Morgan. of New York
City. does not own but he controls over
ten billion dollars. All the monarchs
of Europe are mere pigmies to him.
Mr.. Morgan and six other Americans.
his partners, who constitute the Morgan
Syndicate, are more powerful than any
Congress or Parliament i'm the world
Morgaa's ambition is to capture the
carrying trade of the world He al
ready owns and controls two thirds of
the railroads of the United States. and
more than that proportion of the great
ship companies on the ocean. Four
teen steam ship lines and A railroad
systems are theirs On land a mileage
of l0S 500 and On sea tonnage OF
100000. All effort at competition is
as mere chaff. No King on earth Is so
powerful. More than one million men
receive employment through his com
panies and this means that five million
are fed and clothed through him
There are 100000, 900 people on the
earth and he could give each human
being $500 and have something left.
+. f. Reeves & Co. sell Buggies
that you can't beat in prce or grade.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
ATTENTION FARMERS.

Swayne, the druggist, has a fine grade
OF Machine oil at 4oc per tsalion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02

The best line of black dress goods We
have eyer shown Ii. Z, AMBERG.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-02
LNHoUNCEM ENTS.
ZOE CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
GRASSLAND, OF Graves county, as a
candidate to represent the lst Con
gressional District in the Lower
House of the next Congress of the
United States. His candidacy is sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-12

~uerlorene Mannbarteit, Moerbru9 poer g6wdde Der
geldle6tli6en Grgane beilen. 10 muB Die Sur poiitiu
uno permanent iein. SieIe &ompagnie l6ift Sebern,
Der an nero0ler S6pa6e leioet, Die Wfeoisin fir cine
lpodentlide Sebanolung freiI gu. Sic Wleoisill fann
nur oaourd erprobt tperpen, oaB man Die Geiultate
oes 8ebrauds %abpartet, penn le oas BELT, iir ipas
le gemadt ipnroe, 10 1T lie aa ernpfeblen. 9iele
Nrobe Mill Die Sallopia 2Dnn Go. nit ibre1n Wtittel
fir cine Wode %9eftatten. 9tahoem si Die p%9tesene=
ratipe Sablets4 cine gSodle gebraudt bat, miro Der
Yatient Graft in leinen Sr9anen uno Mustelr,
neues glut in leitfen Moern. neuem 1nterilebmungs=
ge:f, ano iib in 8elunobeit uno &rI6einen als
neuen Wtenlben finben. Sie rGe9eneratipe Sa=
5lets" baben cine punoerbare ~9Sirtnng uno Der ga
tient perlpirt ~oielelben am eriten Gage. Sic gebeu
oirett gum Sit beg llebels, gang elei6 pie LANCE es
anfebt uno brtngen Graft uno Stare. Sieles pltn=
oerbara Mittel perbannt ole Sda6tetnbeit benz a1=
bern 8elbleht gegenfber, beilt ale lebel, Die aus
1eberrei3ung, neberanltren9une 8eIb6itsl orgel, Die
gum 8erlilt bes Geod9tnifes, l1nfabigteit ., fub=
rem, berporgeben. sGegeneratiue SabletsA iino in
ieoem Nlter anmenbbar; lie beilei ale Tdlle, als=
genomnen, penn lhpn Gpilepiie uber Srlinn eill=
3etreten finb. Die Ga[opia Sym So. ma6t feline Be-
l9rdnfungen; Sober, Der oarun1 lhreibt, er6dlt bas
Wtittel fir cine Mote 1rei augelhldt, l~orgfaltla ems
Qepadt uno obne 5u Seigen, tpas es entbdtt. Sic bat
SauIenbe bon grtefel aus alen SDeilen oes 2anoes
%erbalter, Die bon Den ertaunli6fen &ureu Der uGe=
~aeneratipe SabletsA beridtetl. SIRE Sfferte fur eine
ISOLDE 1T edit; es tperoen feline beanrubigenoen Gragen
gcfelt, S6reibt beute an Die Galupia 2nRn Co.,
536 HoDini Building, ct. 2ouis, 'Wio., unb labt
Sud Die MeoiSin fir cine Wphe frei %tofnnlen. SIR
Bud, oas ~ebenfaas Irei 1T, aiebt Gud Die gngaben,
tpie Sbr Gnh NIT Dem W}ittel Sl spaule ielbft tu=
rirel flint
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Mn Mue fret perfamot.

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IS 1T nidt ldneer mebr notbueubio
fir Mdnner, an berlDrener 3ebe1sfroft,
nd6tliben Serluiten, 8rampfoberbruh
u. |. ~. gu letben, tpenn bie1e &ranfheiz
ten faft tpte elm 3auber in ser 3uriifoez
5Dgenheit Cures eigeren 6ein1s furirt
tueroen fDnnen uno bic fleineren qee
ibtuahten Sr9ane gu ibrer bDlen 5tdrfe
uno 9ebensfraft ourb cine tteue gnt@
oednns tpteber her9elteIt tperben fDnnen,
Die ir9eno Elm Weann eebFauben fann.
Sbidt einfab guren gtanen uno MoreIIe
an bic Sr. &napp Mebical Co., 1925 Sun
Suilbins, Detroit, Mib., uno bteIelbe
miro bereittuiuieit @uh bas %bD1tdnbiqe
arstlide &esept foftenfrei unb glles l6i@
fen, oas gu einer lbnellen unb bauern<
ben Sur nDt6tuenbig lit.
Der folgefoe Nusaug, tueldber. beren
tdgltd]en Bpi5ulenonnsen ertnommen IT,
sei9t, fuas Manner bariber at laoen ba<
ben, Die aus oieler grpBen TO tenfreien
Sferte gDrtbeile ge5osen baben.
ngSertbe 5erren = Bitte, l1ebluen Sic
meinen innigiten 9anf fir Sire fiirslibe
3nlenoung entaesen. SET babe Sbre Be<
banolung elmer ourhsdn9teen Briifune
un%tertuDrfen uno bic bnbei er5ielten 8or.
tbeile iiao auBeraeu6bulidD gut setpeien.
S1e pot lnttb fpteoer b~Dl1taf1ol9 alf9ertch*
tet. SD bin 9erabe 10 frdfti9 als sur 3eit,
tpo tb noeh elm &nabe tuar, unb Sic fDnz
men iih nidht benfen, tpie eliflitb idb bin."
.@ert6e 9erreu!--Sbre MetbDbe arbei~
tete ausgesei6net. 9as grsebniB mar
aenan, mas ib ben6tbigte. 8raft unb
gner9ie iinb tpieber boaftdnbie surIdge.
tebrt uno bic 3unabme 1T duBerIt sufriee
benielenb."
u@ertbe Serren!-Sbre 3uienbune babe
ib e%mpfan9en unb ib botte feline S6tuie~
rigfeiten, bas 3iesept Der Nnprbnung ge<
1tab 81 aebrauben, unb ib tann tpabr.
bettsqetrelt 1agen, oaB es cine @ghfthat
fir ihpabe Mdnner it,"
8unbert @ub niebt bariber, tpie bic
g%ompasnie oIes bies tbun fann, ionbern
ifift bente; Die SHerte lit ed}t unb bas
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mem duBerft einfacben gpupert abiDlut
f%otenfgei aerabe luie anee9eben seidbift.
S6reibt beute unb bolb ,per6et SIR
eliidlicb iein
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@sntral pelartp.
gssw f&msttet GrteIe III ben. berotidtem 1ret.
beitStampfe Der 8urem.

ysta f&msttet GrtsIe III benz berotfdem 5ret.
beitstampfe Der Hmreit.
Vie Elm @liB aus beiterem 9immel
1T in 2onbon bic Nahri9t bon Der Ges
fangennobme bes @eneraleutnants
2orb Metbuen bur9 ben 8urengsneral
Delarep 5tpiiden Spez8of9 unb pal-
mietfnin i'm peitliden S~ransbnal ein>
SH4lagen. Gs mar bies ni9t bas erite
Mal. baB Metbuen, Der iiberbies Bel
BEN iiinsften @efehte fdmer ~pertpunbet
ipurbt, cine Nieberlage BON ben 9uren
erlitt. Man trinnere fid an bic sldn>
5enbtn @iese Der lebteren. bel Bel<
mont. @raspan nnb Dor M1em BET
Magersfontein, po bic Briten 300
9obte unb Nerpunbete auf benz
!plaBe lieben. On alien tisfen
@Glahten bate Sacobus 9enrif Be
Iareb einen berDorragenben Mnfbeil.
Bel Mdgersfontein unb am Mobber
Riper bate Ct bic Gtelungen Der Bu<
rsn befeitigt, ibre GtelIunsen getpdblt
unb bic pbafen Der @hladt beitimmt.
Seinem Rubmestranae fiste Der &C.
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Urmmbei8entbnms ; ltebertra9unsem.
emil Mibn an Granf u. Gppng,
@runbftid an Duena 8ifta StraBe,
81, 600.
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Stellt Wannbar-
kelt Wieder Der.

Sine etafadae eaas 9ebaunlang, Die ME
mails berfeGlt, %boilfanbigs gtarfe INN
Sngeaofraft tuieDerber3ufeQeu.
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gefebgeber. Gr gilt als Elm Mann oon
geiunbem Menf9enDeritanb, flarem
Bid unb abminiitratipen 6dbisteiten
iinb 1T elm Mnbdnser Der .gibilbienfe
reform.
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Rttpburp MaH., seboren. gr graz
buirte 1872 an Der pbiaipsz Mfabemie
sn Mnboper, Maf., unb 1876 an Der
AarDarbzuniperf;tdt. Gum 8arreuu
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DtFritfsanfpdtt ben
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leBtsenannten Sabre sebDrte er benz
Rongrefe ols Neprdientant an.
MoObp mar i'm Me7rGlentantenbau{e
mebrere Sabre Mitslieb beg aomites
fir Werniliguneen, in benz er Bel Der
Gormnlirung BON 9efeBentpiirfen eine
regfame 9bdtigteit entpidelte. Mber
ou9 in Groser, bic ni1t birett unter
feline RontrolIe entfielen, tpie bic Mre
mee<N Reorganization unb bic tpetliden
1eriefelnnssproiette, mar iein GinfluB
fablbar. l1eber bieie beiben @eser1z
ftdnbe bielt Moobp. Der auglei9 ein
i4arfer Dtbatter 1T, i'm Sc. 3onsreFe
autin 16 Neben. abgefeben BON feinen
Meben iber ionitige 0orlagen. Dabei
folst Moobb tets nur feiner ueber5euz
gulg. Sir bic Marine bat er fi9
INNER defenders lebbaft interefirt, 10
bab feline n~urtmebrise Grnenn,lrg bon
Gong felbit inboffirt tpurbe.
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Necept Wp. 1851 BON elmer &
amsemb BELT nidt ale 2eiben, aber
eS furirt Mbeumatismus auf ale
6dqe. 6. S. Sbmibt, Meent,
0Duf!Dn, 9eras.
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Gin Seilmittet tit entoeGt mproen,
has berlprene Manmbarfeit
mnn Die 8rdfte tuienerz
beritellt.
Cine @ode ausreidenOes Strobe : Qadet
nir0 Se0em irei 5ugeianbt, Der
barrr1 id1reibt.

r8e9eneratipe Sablets~ Iino a%nertannt Die ein3ige
Sur eegen ~perlorene Mannbarteit in alien Staoien.
Sic iino m~iiieni6aftli6 ourb Die beiten Ger5te Der
oab aac @erste, Die oas 6eilmittel b%eritellen, oafiir
ii3 perantportli6 balten. llno lpetr lie anf ibren
Rli bin bcbanpteu, oaB Die rGegeneratipe Sabtets"
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Scr ,ukiinftief AlarinefrRretar.

MuS eeseid,ncter Mmtpalt uao @eiebeeber NIT
aSmiuiaratipea Sabtstciten.
Mn 5tene bes Marine@efretdrs Gong,
beFen Neiisnation hisfer Sage pox
Prdiibent Rpo1epeli ansenommea
ipurbe unb Der am /. Mai b. S. aus
feinem Mmte 1deibet, tritt Der 8eprdz
~I.ntant Miuiam s. Moobb bon MaHaz
hu{.tts. Dieter erfreut iid zines aus
peseihneten Mufes als Mntpalt unA