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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
-oaSED BATHS OF ALGERIA.
Hot Water Springs That Are believed
to Possess Great Curative
Properties,

Hammam-Meskhutin, or the &C.
cursed baths. are situated in the
wilds of Algeria. If they were in
any more accessible part Of the
world they would no doubt seriously
interfere with the popularity Of
places like Carlsbad and Homburg, for
the surroundings are as beautiful as
the natural phenomena are wonder.
full, says the London Traveller.
The temperature Of the water 10
no less than 203 degrees Fahrenheit,
which, taking into consideration the
height Of the source above the sea
level, is just about boiling point, and
clouds Of steam arise from the earth
in different directions, % well a.
from q mass Of waterfall. Where the
waters rise the surface of the rock
is thickly incrusted with carbonate
Of lime and resembles white marble.
The largest volume Of water falls into
beautiful wooded glen and the rock
over which II passes has the appear
ance of huge petrined waterfall,
owing to the ever-increasing calcare.
Gus deposit. Above the fall and scat
tered about are numerous pools bub-
bling over with boiling water, the
bottoms of which are rendered creamy
white by the deposits. In the waste
water that runs away below the falls
Arabs may occasionally be seen cook
ing and washing in the hot water.
There Is only one hotel on the
spot. 1t has but one floor and the
rooms run around three sides of q
large lemon and orange orchard.
A Battle n . Camp Meeting.
Somerset KY, Sept s.-Three men
we're killed and several wounded in q
battle in which rifles and revolvers
we're used at q camp meeting at Mount
Victory. Pulaski county, Il miles east
4 Somerset Services were in prog
'ess when William Bolton, q consta-
lie, attempted to arrest two men
famed Rythomond. A fight followed
n which Bolton, though wounded,
Oiled both the Rythomonds and was
Iimself killed by Columbus Garrison.
Ieveral persons were wounded by stray
hots. omcsrs are searching for Gar
ison-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
AsoIasntaIly shO. whII. Hun,lnr.

Kansas City. Kan. Sept a-Fred
Barker. II yeAs old. son Of Tom Bar
ksr, . prominent farmer Of Emmett.
Kan. a little village three miles north
a Bonner Springs. vas accidentally
shot and killed early yesterday morn
ing In the woods near his home, while
squirrel hunting With two other boyh
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10

st. Joseph. NO., Sept. s.-w. s.
Smith. q lineman employed at the
city electric light plant, is the third
victim Of live wires within "a hours.
While on top Of a sO-foot pole near st.
Joseph and Highland avenues be re-
ceived a shock which threw him to the
ground. His injuries are fatal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
SITUATION IS AWFUL
Refugees Dying Of Starvation In the
Forests Around Monastir.
THOUSANDS OF BULCARIAIS KILLED.
Every Bulgarian Village In the vilayet Do
stroycd-The Turks Apparently Deter
mined on discriminating the
a. Population.

Sofia, Sept 9.--The Macedonian in.
terror organization estimates that $50.
900 women, children and old men are
hiding In the mountains and forests
of Macedonia. The Turks are burning
The forests in the districts Of Leron
and Kosbr and killing fugitives who
attempt to escape to the plains The
Vlach village of Gopesh. three hours
distance from Monastir, has been
burned by the Turks who are reported
TO have thrown several of the inhabit-
ants into the fire. The bashi -bazouks
have destroyed the village Of Stoilovo
near Malketernovo.
Thirteen thousand Turkish soldiers
are assembled on the frontier and Pa
lanka, Kratovo and Gotschani, and are
plundering the surrounding villages.
The people have not complained, fear
ing that they may be murdered. In the
district Of Debritsi, vilayet Of Monastir.
the soldiers are reported to be naked
and starving and to be robbing all
around.
The general staff Of the insurgents
has issued circular ordering the bands |
not to modest the peaceful Turkish and |
Albanian villages. The order con-
cludes: There will always be plenty
Of time to take such measures" Fam
Inc prevails In the district of Krush-
ovo and the population Is going into
the adjacent districts.
All reports from the vilayet Of Mon
astir agree in describing the situation
ms appalling. Between 10000 and &c.
900 Bulgarian inhabitants are believed
TO have been massacred by the Turks
and every Bulgarian village in the
vilayet has been destroyed. The refugees
in the mountains and forests are dying
of starvation by thousands. At pres
emit It 10 impossible to obtain precise
figures. The revolutionary head
quarters estimate that 10000 Bulgarian
men, women and children have been
Killed, while at least the same number
Of refugees are slowly perishing Of 1
hunger. In official circles these figures
NAo EobuIucu 10 al uuuoIObIiudJb anu
ofilcials incline to the belief that the
number Of massacred exceeds $4,000. &
The Turks are apparently determined {
10 exterminRte the entire Bulgarian {
population Of the vilayet. The actual t
details Of the happenings outside the Il
town are not available The foreign G
at Monastir are de- v
pendent on information furnished to a
hem from Turkish Official sources.
In government circles here the stu Z,
ltion is viewed with increasing alarm. N
I is reliably reported that the Turkish n,
Orces in Macedonia number 10000 II i
, considered impossible that such a N
orce has been assembled merely to n
rush the rebellion. tits feared that n,
he sultan 10 meditating an attack on Il
bulgaria.. n,
According TO telegram from Con- al
lantinople the porte has issued an un- OF
additional order that all European
must leave Macedonia
ecause they are circulating false news :.
he ambassadors have been notified of ~ n,
his decision. w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10

Ssattie. wash. Sept s.-D.W. Green,
Of Washington. D. G., special examiner
Of the pension bureau. died Of apoplexy
IN this city yesterday. while Waiting
friends on his way home nom ne
national encampmsnt Of the Grand
Army IN California Mr.. orsena vas
stricken n hil bed eariy yesterday
morning and dipd q fpE houn aftsr-
ward
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10

Berlin, Sept. 9.-The government will
introduce in the next reichstag a bill
designed to promote temperancel
Among the provisions, saloonkeepers
are required to sell non-intoxicants,
tsuch as lemonade, milk, coffee and tea,
and cold foods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
mound Over On : oharre 81 Murs,r.

Wichita. Kan, Sept a-Aftsr a pre-
liminary hearing yesterday afternoon
Mn A. H. Miller, the wichita woman
sccused Of running a baby farm, was
bound over to the district court on a
charge Of murder.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
"A Colored Boy Confesses to Murder.

A Col0red Boy C0nfesses to Murder.
Baltimore, Nd, Sept 9.-Charles
Jones, colored boy IL years of age,
confessed to the police yesterday that
he murdered Miss Caroline Link, who
was found on August 2S In dying con-
dition, In the candy store where she
was employed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10

Chicago. Sept a-ons thousand
candJmaksrs, employed hy is fac-
tprisa. struck yesterday 70 enf1rcs q
lins-h1ur 1zT Wiihqai rltcrii1n e
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
4 nsttae ). ) CAMP Aaeetlnr.


Port Arthur. Tex. Sept. s-Ths
steamer City Of Everett. which caught
IRE Sunday, Is still burning and the
Texas companies' oil derricks are en-
TREY destroyed The loss win amount
70 t25o.Ooa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
n.naed ArainIl sTmpathetis strIke1l

Banded Against 8Fmpathstis strikeA
Philadelphia. Sept e.-The advisory
board of the Master Builders' exchange
yesterday hxsd January /, 1904. - the
date on which a Systematic warfare
b. means Of lockoutB against Sympa-
thstic strikes VII begin. The erchangs
rsprsssnf1 practioliy en- the buildsls
nnd uh-uputraciou m tie city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
A woman's Body Pound ON the Prairie.

Womaun Body Pound on the Prairie.
sturgis, S. D., Sept s.-The body Of
an unknown woman was found yester-
day on the prairie l6 miles east Of
here. It was away from all roads and
lay on an alkhli plain. Children dis
covered the body and notified the
sheriff and coroner. who left At once
"a invnsfiRata.
An Attempts 70 Hold upa Train Rrustraasa.
stevenville. Mont, Sept. "A bold
attempt to hold up the Bitter Root
express Just east Of here yesterday
morning was frustrated BY the VIGIL
ancs Of the crew. A pile Of ties had
been placed on the tFackR ne engi-
neer slowed up and backed away e.
soon ~ he could Thres men concealed
IN NE buahe1 jumped out and ran nftsr
the trlin, but soon f.ll behind ne
crsT rrcurrd arn1 and returnaf and
thrt4 ike IT, % ca lI1a afIer ala
- IT1rrW Nlri tr1rr1 rnnclrIIt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10

Kansas City, Sept &-sales by sample
on track: wheat-No. hard. 7S@7ec:
No. hard. 7l67s,tc; No. red. 7s6soc;
No. 3 red. 77G7sc. Corn-No. mixed. 81
@l7c; No. mixed, &@tsstc; No. white.
4e,kc; No. white, 4e@46llc. Oats-No.
mixed. S56S6c; No. mixed. SS6S5c; No.
white. 80; No. white, S56eSikc.
Hay-Timothy. soo9lo.oo; prairie, 400
7s0 Eggs. lie per doz Poultry-Hena.
s,tc; springs. DC; turkeys, 1o0llc; ducks,
56sc; geese, &c; pigeons. sl.oo per dox
Butter-Creamery. extra. lie per h.;
dairy fancy. 1bc; store packed. lie Pota-
toes. DG65c per bu.; sweet. N.l06l.50 per
bu. Lettuce, t6s0c per bu. Onions, 7Sc0
800 per bu, Cabbage. l61No per ID.
Sweet corn. loo per doz. Tomatoes. 90
&c per bu. Apples. eOc6slOo per bu-
box. Grapes, O9ioo per peck. Peaches,
t0675c per peck Cantaloupes. t1.00d1Oo
per crate. watermelons. soo6aW per
dos.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
Ohieaso ana st. Louis Cash Grain.

Chicago. Sept. 9-Wheat-No. red.
nAe; No. Z s0st6sac; No. hard win
ter. S9s3c; No. q ls6s1c: No. northern
spring. q; No. Z s6ssc; No. 4 008o
corn-No. Z slM61xc; No. 4 aM0slEc.
Oats-No. 4 &c; No. .. 1Jlfc.
st. Louis. Sept. 6-Wheat-No, rUd.
cash. elevators siMc; track. si0Skc; No
Z hard. 116ooitc. Corn-No. 2 cash. f7lte;
track. gho5oc- oats-No. ! cash. 8si
track. e1Noofke; No. Whita aste-
utriEe ~ . rncEing uous.
St. Joseph. No, Sept a-Becanss
General Superintendent s. O. Frazee,
Of the Nelson Morris packing plants.
refused 10 discharge J. Boyle. foreman
Of the sweet pickle cellar. all the cellar
men and smokehouse men 10 the num-
Der q 80 went out yesterday. Labor
leaders are authority for the statement
that aympathetic strikes IN other g.
partmenin Of Nelson Morris and IN ks
cellars q swim 4 CO. yin follow. Pore
man BoYi1 Il allsgod 10 b favorable -
101-urIm nc1
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

FIntpablicatIon Aug. 27lh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
Ordinance Mo- 48.

An ordinance regulating the rate of speed on bridges belonging to or in control of the town of Skagway. Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the Town of Skagway;
 Section l. That 1t shall be unlawful for any per son to ride or drve any animals or ve- hicles over or upon any bridge belong ing to or in the control Of the town of SEagway at a rate Of speed faster th7n walk.
 Section 2. That any person convicted of having violated this ordinance shall be punish ed by a fine of not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
 Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and approval
 Passed in the council September 2s, 1903
 Approved September 2Sth 1908.
 W. B. KING. President 0i the Council and EX-oficio Mayor, pro tenn. Attest, W. s. MCKEAN, Town Clerk,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME
 STEAD NO.
m sLaLes Lall m.


 At Juneau, Alaska, August %. i9l5. Notice ls hereby given, that A E.. Iregent, as assignee Of A. R. Clark and Edwin Bliss be- .ae entitled Go the benefits of Section 25o0 Of the Revised Statutes uf Che United States, granting additional lands Co soldiers and sailors who served iu the war uf Che Rebellion, has made application Co this once Co make proof and eu- trg hT said applicant. under act ul congress ape proved May Huh. ls93. for lands Il . .S- survey So. ITS in Che District ol Alaska described as fclloWs. tOWit.
 Situate on lhe southeriy shore 0i that arm of Lynn caual-Ou tde west side t1ereui-kuoWn Wn ls ChilkOUt inlet, and at point approximately i've miles uorlhwestery rem Halnes Mission, Dstr.c- Oi Alaska, and more particularly de. Beginning at .a point at ordinary high water mark on tle maln land on the ,outhwesIerly shore ot Lynn canal, known as ClilkOOt Inlet on Che west side thereof marked Beg. cor. No. bears $. 66 deg. 36 min. E. i'3 chains; thence $. n deg. l6 miu. w. l01u chains Co cor. No. 2i thence $. 67 deg i5 min F 70 i3 chains i0 Cor No, g, thence N. n deg. u6 min. '. 70 go chains CO cor No q: thence N. d9 deg. 55 min. v. along line oi ordinary high tidci 20i chaius Co cor No. S. thence \. Sd deg. % min. W. along ordinary high aide, 3t5l chains to cor. No. thence N 5i deg. % min. w. along line ot ordinary high tide I.}7 chains Co cOr.NO. 1;tneuce N. 72 degO3 min. w. along ordinary high tide 3.5so chains Co cor. No. I, the place of beginning contu ning an areao oi IS go acres. Variation 5S deg 20 min Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said lanis are required co file an ad- verse claim thereto ln On Omce during me period Of publication ol this notice, or within thirty days thereafter. otherwise proof and eu- try 0f said lands win be made by said applicant JOHN W. DUDLEY.
 Register. 10 is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published for the full period of siNty-oue days iu the skagway Alaskan daily uewsp1- per, published at Sllagway. Alaska. whirh | hereby desi rnate Co be Che newspaper publish | ed nearest Che land described
 1OHNW. DUDLEY.
 Register : E--.l nulI IIn.lLnn Am.- --LL.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

LesterE Kirkpatrick
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

General Manager A B. Newell left tor T-ll.eh1tse yesterday morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
Ogs.ercocS-ails, O'ympiaor Eastern, l- rra Puck Train restaurant

He.n.-tL- F.k ULrlEfN. LAND tr NEW r#H. U.-r ILfISE- ALkskA- Constructing .-.-....-..-s Huca. Ha.ur- All,S4t sept. l5 .H Sealed r-.uu...~ tn duplicate W--i oc re- ....... H.-.uHr L.l. ma. Thursday Ic- lld aVA nrl ..." opened Cor .He clearing o. twenty E-lFe H..I.f-. Reservation a- Halre-, Alaska Full information. including -ueciHcat.lus and de- -...r-.Ha .. ... work -1 ue performed. may De obtained here upon application. also at lhe ..H.. .. On. UuIr-e-rra,ter. SslEwly. Signal .".. .HrH... aud r-larrr f>t-r., ullces Setl- ... W.-..r..uu Blank forms for submitting u-.u.-..- may ue o1rtneu here and a. Quarter ...-r.-.. H..e. Seat ie. Right .s reserved Go ac- esp. .r r.a.- any 1r ll proposals or parts ..eH.... Envelopes containing proposals should ne ..r-e.. Proposals for Clearing and au- Ir.--.. Q. ..r-aiu W. p Richardson. Construct
 u. .uarlerlas,er Hl.ues, Alaska,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
SUMMONS
In Che United States District Court for che District of Alaska Division No. 2.
 40 SkagwaF.

In Che United States District Court Tor Che
 District Of Alaska Division No. 2.
 40 SSagway.
 Josephine Erickson, plaiutif. vs. e. F.. Brick son. defendant No.-- ToG. E- Erickson, defendant. greeting.
 Iu rhc name uf tbe United States Of America v0uare hereby commanded Co be and appear iu Che above entitled court holden a- SksgFay in said division of t1e district Of Alaska within thirty days from the date of the completion Ot Che period of publication hereof to-wu from che IIlh day Oi November, 1908. there to answer the complaint ot Josephine Erickson against you. wherein the said Josephine Erickson, cuHl- plliulut. prayS decree Oi said court for the dissolution of thc bonds of mauImouv hereto fore existing between plaintiff and defendant on thc grounds of cruel and iuhumau treatment Ol tlc plaintiff by you the said deleDdauti on q you lal SO Co appear and answer or otherN ise plead. for want thereof the plaintiff win apply -o che court for the relief demanded in said complaint. copy of which Is served herewith And you. Che United States Marshal for Diyis- ion No. ,, of Che District of Alaska. or any 1ep- uty are hereby required ro make service 0f this summons upon the defendant, ls by law reQulr- ed and you will make due return hereof Co ihe clerk co said court within forty days from the date O. delivery co you with an endorsement here0n oi your doiugs iu the premises.
 Witness my hand and Che seal oi said court DO SsaEway In said District, this 7sth day of Sept .seaLI W.J. HILLS
 Clerk. By VI. H. MCCLELLAN, Deputy Clerk
 Da-eof first publication September 3'. lw Date oi last publication November %.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
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PERSONAL MENTION

 William Feau. of the A-lin country, vino F, a. the F.,h Avenue hotel will ED s5a,a ou -hs City ot Seattle tomor- row evening.
 =C-
 Frank T. NcDevtt of Whi-ehorse, who is a, che Golden North hotel, will go South oa one ot the boats that will sui. tomorrow.
 Frank Coulter. The Broadway cigar man. vii. leave on che City ot Seattle forat.,.. -1 che South.
 A.H NacEay. of -he traffic depart meu-. returned from Whitshorse yes terlay evening.
 Genera. Manager X. B. Newell left .or N-hueh1rse yesterday morning. ". E Fisher ot Atlin is in the city, at the F.rL Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
A Great Snap

For Sale Cigar fruit and contecti0n- art store. doing a good business; the best corueraad location iu Juneau.
 Owner must leave on account Of sick ness.
 For particulars address D. O. Box IIH. Luuauu. Alaska. tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

The Royal Laundry cannot be eX- celled. They suit your taste and con venience and it you in prices Phone 97, next to electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

Great clearance sale s,arts.July 6, at Che Seattle saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

Birch Bark Baskets. at Case & Ora per's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25
Attho Pantheon

The Pantheon has just received a large consignment of Hermitage whis- kies, rye and bourbon. This is the tin- est brand of whisky ever brought to Skagwav. Try it. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-25

Fur Couweues at Winters. If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
Die 6eftfeude.

Die in 0eutf9lanb berrT6enbe
Site, refp. l%lniitte, BEL ieber @elegenz
belt Seite gu fetern, t%ritiIirt Elm oprtis
ses 9latt in folgenber WeiIe:
yDir leben i'm 3sitdlter Der Subj
lden, unb es tit biais unb re9t, penn
bic @erbienite GROCER Mdnner sefeiert
unb anertdnnt ober tpi6tiee greigniIIe
Der 9eI9i6te benz @olte in Crime
rung gebradt iperben. Qber auSupief
lit aud bier un9eIunb. 8urbe ba
neuli9 in Straubing 8abern) Stpet
Sage lang nit biperien 5riibi9oppsn,
Goncerten II. (. m. bic Sbdtid6e 9es
feiert, baB Dor % Sabren elm 8atdil@
Ion bes II. Regtments, has ldngIt ipiee
Der unbersDobin abgeaogen 1T, borts
bin in 9arniIon fam. Sin tlIger &C.
f9dftsmann CAB ben anitoB our Seier
unb uls 8aufmdnn, i9eint es, bat sr
ii9 ni6t perre9net, bsnn Inn SeIte su
feiern, itrDmt d1es in bic Staot, Ie(bit
bic iiber i6re Rotb 10 bitter tlasenben
8auern Der ltmgebung Straubinqs.
Qebnlid ipurbe in einem Warttfleden
Rieberbuberns tiirSli6 bas fiinfunoz
Span5igidbrige SubiIdum zines Manz
mes als Yoftbpte be9dneen. 9as Bro
gramm ldutete: @ormittags .3ua sur
Stride, an benz sipei 8eteranenpersine,
cine 8ertretung Der @emeinbeperpalz
tung, mebrere 8prgeiebte unb piele
golesen bes 9efsierten t6~eilnabmen.
Ra9 benz 9ottesbienIte 3ug gum
Dirtbsbaus, Dor ipel6sm bas %p6ligate
So6 duf ben prinSregenten ausgez
brd9t ipurbe. Damn Seitefen, ipo6et
man tapfer t%ouitete unb benz 5eiertdgsz
tinb bic @eI9snfe iiberrei6te. Der
@oritanb bradte Elm Srintgei9irr bar
unO bic Gollegen einen sipsi MdB bali
tenoen Sumpen. Ru9mittags Gonz
cert, bas Bel sutem Bier Bis IpGt in
ben Q6enb btnetn bauerte. Der Mdrttz
fleden bate our Seier bss Sages
prG9tis seflusst. Wir iinb ni9t ba>
gtgen, tpsnn man einsn Rann, Der ais
9oitbott % Sabre treu sebient bat,
ebrt, aber aubisl lit 5%ubiel."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
Sine ormotratiide Iritofratiu.

Wie aus 2onbpn mttget6eilt fpirb,
TIT bic als rabitdlfte Srauenre9tlerin
@ngldnbs geltenbs GpmteB of Gars
isle our prGIibentin bes nur aus
psibli9en Nitgliebern beftebenben
grOben MdBtgteitsbsreins Dumens
@briItiau Temperance Union Of 9redt
Britain erndnnt porben. Die 2abI
gebt aber nift nun in 8e5ug auf bic
4ltoboIfrage febr enersii6 Dor, fons
bern betiimmert ii6 I'm ale nur m0gz
Ii6en Sinee, tpel9e in irgenb elmer
@eiie nit ben Re9ten bes Sarten 9es
f6le6s in @erbtnoung gu brin9en
finb. Dor allen absr 1T iie cine enraz
girte 9emotratin unb m0fte, ipenn es
na9 ibr ginge, Idmmtli6e QbelstiteI
aus Der Wslt f9affen. Sbrsn sisensn
alien Sitel bate fie lineit ubeelegt,
bod geftattet ibr 9atte ibr bic gtuss
fiibrung bisfer ercsntriI9en Sbes auf
t.inen San. @r lit febr ftOIs Guf Iein
@eI6ledt, bas fi9 fdOn, lange bepor
1861 Elm Carlisle bic @arIsniirbe ere
belt, In Der ensIiIden @ef9i9te in
rtbmli6Iter Weife ausse5ei9net bat.
Die 9rafen BON Carlisle betleib.ten
ftets bobe @brenGmter. Der @rpbs
batter bss ieBisen Carl mar 3. 3. @icea
fonig bon Srlanb, befen 9roBpater
S6aBmeiiter bes f0ni9li6en SauIes.
Wit ben b%ornebmIten SerSogsgeI6le9-
tern oes 2aubes lit bic Samilis bur9
Setratben perI4pGsert. Bie tpsnig
Der eegenpdrtisen 2abb Garlisle an
bieier iluitren 8erpanbI6aFt gele9en
1T, Denies Tts etlatant selesenGi9 6es
9ebuts ibrer SG6ter in Der @eIeaz
f9aft. Sic fugte IS isbem, Der es nur
boren poIte, bab fie ibreh Mdb6en
nur erlauben piirbs, MGnner pbne
abeIstiteI gu ebeIt9en. Die JpIge ba=
BON mar benn aud bic @erbinbung
Der einen Spdter nit einem nambaTten
profefor Der erte9ti9en Sprafe an
Der 9lasgotpsr 1lniberIitGt, 9eprge
@ilbert Murrap. Sir gep0bnli8
pflegen in @nslanb llnioerIitGtsprofefz
loren nidt ais ebenbiirtiee 9artner
fir 9rafentD9ter betrdftet gu lperSsn.
Den er6itterten Wibsritanb Der bohz
ariftotratif6en @%erpanoten ae9ert
bieIe 8erbinbuns pubte bic reIolute
Mutter Der 9raut su brefen, inbem
fe ibu einfad tsnortrte. 2abb Garz
isle lit 70 feit bon Der 8rau9barteit
unb benz sr0Beren pfli9teifer ibr.r
Observation-Disclosures iiber5eust, buB
fie aus Prin5ip in ibrem Sausbalt nur
ipsibli9e Dienitboten anIfeIt. Cine
tmpofante Srauenerf6etnung bat BET
ibr bas pi9ttse Imt bes Buffers"
(&elIermeifter) inne, ungep0bnli9
groBe iunge Mdb9en funsiren. ais
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f9madppnen Gibreen aud febr f9mud
aus. Selbit i'm 9urtsn unb in ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6antiren fait
uusf9lieBli9 Srauer. Die pfer6e
fteben unter Der Sbbut ipeibli1er
StaItnedte, unb bic @rGfin fel6It
fGbrt ftets nit einem psi6li9sn RpFez
lenter aus. Ser Carl, cine e6te
&iinitIernutur, timmsrt ii6 ni6t Diel
I'm bic 8ernaltung ieiner beiben bsrrz
lt9en 9anbIibe, 0aiportb Cattle bel
Carlisle unb S6lob Soparb bel
Yort, bic er boIItpmmsn ieiner Satin
iiberlGbt.