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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
OLD PAPER 70 81 CHANGED,
Atlantic Messenger viii Hereafter bs

Atlantic Messenger Will Hereafter be
Published as a. Farm Journal
Atlanta, April 3.ASenater James
T. Bruce of the. Cass-Shelby district,
a number of months ago made deal
by which he became the owner of the
Atlantic Messenger, the oldest paper
in Cass county, and In this waak's Is.
sue OF that PAPER he announces that
tho paper will be converted into q
farm publication, and that he will CON
tinue to own 1t, the editorial work be-
ing in charge Of someone else, Mr..
g. e. Kennedy, who has been In
charge Of the paper and from whom
Bruce secured the property, will re-.
main in charge at the present at
least.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
Dynamite Explodes,

Hammond, Ind, April 3.-One man
was blown to atoms and the small
store house at the Aetna Powder com.
pany at Aetna Ind, was completely
wrecked today by the explosion Of a
thousand pounds Of dynamite
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
-.-'----T--------.
GAMBLING KILLED IN MONTANA

Helena, Mont, April 3.-The Griffin
anti-gambling law, which prohibits ali
games of chance, has gone into effect
for the first time since the
discovery of gold in 1863 faro, ron.
letta, poker. dice, card games of all
kinds and even slot machines we're
tabeoed in Montana.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
erely burned from the neck to his

erely burned from the neck to his
knees.
With the aid of neighbors they car
ried him to a nearby house, where a
doctor was summoned. The physician
was three hours dressing the wounds.
The patient was later brought to this
city.
His parents were planning to go to
Wyoming soon, and Joe and his faith.
er were going tomorrow to see how
they liked the country and find loca
ton; but owing to the accident their
trip was postponed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
FAIRFIELD BOY is BURNED.
Joe Latever Throws Gunpowder Into
Fire, Setting Clothing on Fire.

Fairfield, April Sunday afternoon
some boys about the age of fifteen
went to Cedar Creek. about three and
half miles southwest Of this city.
Taey found an oyster can filled with
powder. so they divided it equally
among them. The boys had the pow.
der in their hands, except one, Joe
Lafeyer, who put his In his pocket.
The boys becoming chilly, built a
fire. They kept throwing the powder
in the fire, but when Lafever threw
mis- from his pocket it made sort Of
stream and the fire ran up the powdsr,
setting FIRE to his clothing. His young.
er brother began to cut the clothes
off with his pocketknife while the
other two went for help. He was sew
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
MEASLES AT STOCKPORT.

Supposed That Theatrical Troupe
Brought Disease to Town
Stockport, April 3-stoekroft is llav-
ing regular siege of measles. 1t is
supposed that the troupe which played
East Lynn here spread the disease.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
Record Entry Signed.

state, was divided for the partial sup
port of 100 missionaries and $50
churches throughout the state.
The officers elected were: President,
J. B. Donaldson of Davenport; secre-
tary, r. E. Hastings, ana treasurer, A.
@. Benton of Sioux City.
In the evening the board dined at
the Chamberlain.
The members present were:
Rev. G. H. RNrmort, D. D., Of Des
NMoines; Rev. J. NJ. Ross, p. p, If
Shenandoah; Rev. Harvey Hostetler Of
Council Bluffs; Rev. ]. H. Condit OF
Sioux City; Rev. Phil Baird, p. D., Of
TT. Dodge; Rev. b. E. Hastings, D. D.,
Of Grundy Center; Rev. p. w, FANS, p.
D., Of Independence; Rev. w. M. Np-
ans, D. D., of Cedar Rapids; Rev. ].
w. Elliott, p. d. of Museatine; Rev.
Ezra B. Newcomb, D. D., of Keoknk;
Rev. ]. w. Day, D. d., Of Des Molnes;
Rev. R. L. Vannice Of Waukon; Viii
liam Harrison, nes Moines; John Rath,
of AelSley.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
TO
Be BITTER
INTERESTING CASE ON TRIAL
MARKED BY RITTERNEss-oTH.
Err NEWS.

What gives promise of being one Of
the most stubbornly contested cases in
the recent history of the Wapello
county district court is in progress TO-
day having been begun yesterday
This is the trial of the suit of Charles
S. Rierce of Des Moines, formerly Of
Eldon, against Frank Koht and others,
and the counter claim filed by the de.
PENDANTS.
Bierce claims Judgment for $4,000
alleging among other things that the
land which was transferred to him III
the trade made by Koht for the Bierce
store at Eldon was sixty acres short of
the amount represented to him as con-
tanned in the farm.
The counter claims filed by Koht al
leges that the value Of the stock Of
merchandise was misrepresented TO
him and asks $4,000 damages because
of the alleged Misrepresentation.
Bierce again claims that this latter
matter has already been adiudicated in
former action, which claim the de
PENDANTS deny. This is the tangle as
near as the layman's mind can under.
stand 1t. The opening statements OF
the attorneys Yesterday We're marked
by unusual feeling and q bitterly con-
tested case seems assured.
TWO Divorce DEGREES.
Judge G. w. Vermilion today signed
two DEGREES of divorce. The first was
in the case of Bessie McKim against
Pleas McKim, in which the plaintiff
alleged cruel and inhuman treatment
and habitual drunkenness. The wife
was granted her divorce and her maid
en- name, Bessie Cehenauer, was re
stored to her.
! In the second case the decree grant
ed a divorce to r. 3. Goffman from his
wife, Hattie L. Coffman, on the
grounds of desertion. The custody OF
a minor daughter, Veda d. Coffmaa
was awarded to the mother. while the
privilege Of visiting the child was Civ
en- to the father. The later assumes
the responsibility of furnishing schop
books for the daughter.
Suit Dismissed.
The suit of J. F. Robertson against
lis. E. Woodruff and u. s. Hawthorne
asking a judgment for S513.S2 alleged
to be due on a note, has been settled
and dismissed.
Record Entry Signed.
Judge C. W. Yermilion has signed :
record entry in the case of ]. G
Hutchinson & Co. against G. W
Smith of Dudley, giving to the plain
/ tiffs a Judgment for s94S.05, and order
ing that special execution issue 70
4 the sale of the property levied on .!
4 the attachments asked for and granted
IN the case.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
J P S;yllS2AaZS

pays much more of the tax, and Of
the debt, in that way, but he pays
with the product of the labor Of the
Door people. All the debts of the state
the county, the township, and the
school district and of the precinct are ,
and will be paid by the producers OF
wealth, for the other fellows have
nothing to pay with until they get it
of the producers. The figures above
say nothing of the municipal debts,
nor do they mention private Indebted
ness, nor the Indebtedness of ccr-
porations, all of which must eyentu-
ally be paid by the producers; and
before they are paid, billions Of dol
lars of interest must be taken from
the pockets of the producers.
In view of this fact does it not seem
rather necessary that farmers get to-
gether and put up the price of the
stuff they produce. 1t doesn't matter
that they produce. 1t doesn't matter
that the people of other countries are
worse off than we are. It Is no reas-
, on because the Italians must be slaves
that we should suffer in the same
proportion, or that we should surfer
y at all. It isn't necessary to compare
n Americans with other people, tor
:, when Americans started to do busln-
\ ess for themselves less than one hund-
red and fifty years ago they owned al
the means Of production and all of the
natural wealth and had no debts. NOW
. one per cent of the people own ninety
$ five per cent of the wealth and near
' " all of the natural wealth such as
n mines, water powers, etc, and TINS
one Der cent is able to tax the rest Of
us whatever they see fit. They alst
set the price on all that we, the farm
II ers, produce They make, or cause t
y be made. all the laws, for they owl
= md control congress and our legis
IA tatures. They pass appropriations 70
building war ships that we don't nee'
and don't want, and they keep edu
eating more people for war III spite O
a the fact that these men will want wa
On md will eventually bring 1t abou
We Nearly half billion dollars is take
- from us every year for war purpose
in time of peace, and We, the produ'
ers, must pay for it all. It must com
out of what We produce, for no OF
else has anything to pay with unit
they tax us in some way to get
Farmers must unite or we will
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
worse off than the tax ridden workers
Of the old world.

worse off than the tax ridden workers
of the old world.
The American Society Of Equity fur
nishes medium through which we
can get together and do business. It
is not only the direct tax, but the in
direct; it is not only the tax put upon
us by our public officials, but also
that worse one put upon us by those
who gamble in the products of our
labor
Let us rally around the standard of
Equity. It is our machine and We can
do with it as we please. We can make
it a power for good to all mankind.
We can compel justice, and can wipe
out the inequality of opportunity that
now exists.
We are the people, but without or
ganization, we can accomplish moth
ing. Shall we sit tamely down and al
low monopoly to take away the few
rights we have left? Shall we allow
political parties to keep US toreVel
fighting one another while they CON
tinue to tax us in a thousand ways
Tor shall we unite under the banner Q
Eoual Justice to all and Special Pr1
yileges to none, and compel recogni
tion where we now are completely ig
noredo
$685. ruARTES w BOVINE
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19
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r.. tI,n ts;y;to- n TIM LarQI ID
10 the Editor OF the Herald
HOW RICH WE ARE.


Washington, March 24.--The census
bureau issued q bulletin yesterday an
nouhcing that the per capita of public
Indebtedness in the United States is
$3.50, and that the total Indebtedness,
including national, government, state,
county. township, precinct and school
district debts, is s2,789, 800, 100.
1t is pointed out that for every $2.s5
of public Indebtedness, there is 500
Of national wealth. In Great Britain
this ratio is $1O.50 instead of $2.S5; in
France it is SLABS, and in Italy it is
s17.2s to every $500 Of national
wealth.
That looks all right on the face OF
the returns, but how about it? One
per cent of the people own ninety -flVe
DER cent of the wealth, but they don't
owe one-hundreth part Of the indebt'
edness. The people who will be callee
upor. to pay much of the indebtedness
of the nation are the men who use to
bacco and who drink, and the wealth,
man drinks and smokes and cheWs NJ
more than the poor man. He does blu.
more imported goods, however, an
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19

Order a case and drink a
bottle of Pabst Blue Ribbon
with each meal. Tt will give
your stomach zest to do it's
work, and give you strength
for yours.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19

Pahst Blue Ribbon Beer
il therefore a healthfuL
wholesome food, rich in
nutriment and strength
giving properties that build
bone and muscle.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-19

Yeon Bros,
Havre, Mont.
Phone 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
pie Witner ,,0eb."

Sas YolfsIpridtport BEG Wieners:
Der Meni6 brau6t @ 9sb'," biirfte
mondem SeIuter oer &diierftaot an
Der 0onau betannt iein, o6ne DAP er
iiber Die Sertunft Ser 70 gcmiitbli6
uno Iei9tlebiszPbdatiIb flingenosn
Rebensort 8enausres anSugeben ipiibtc.
ghotiG6Ii6 lit Die 5ertunft beg tpies
neriiden n2eibfpriidels" 10 gesens
ftGnbli@ pte mDgIid. Nod i'm 10.
Sabrbunbert, gum mirbstsn in oeien
8e9inn, bate es Der yeemiitblife"
Miener auf pirtIihe G1ierbeben abeez
Te6er. Defenders betiebt ipdrcn Sab
nentdlnpfe. bod aud gegen 8Gren6eben
bate man ni4ts Weientlides einsuz
tpenoen, Gigeue SeBmeiiter lporen nit
Der 2eitung bieier barbariI9en Der
qniiaunnen betraut; iie purbsn ron
Sebtne9ten unterItiibt, benen namentz
lih 81: N6ridtIrnq Tins ge9anolung
Der fGr,pfenben Sbiere pblag; CUR OBJ
bdltnn9 Der SbierbeBen CAB es eigene
Sebtbeater.
9ie Sbiertom0bie, oas 9ferbeitiid,
Die bormlofere Qbart Ser 3bierbebe,
purbe ms re~3elmdBige G9auIpieI
1iniiber 9~erettet. 8eIonoers Der bel
berlGFcrte 9bsaterbi6ter unb Sbedters
unternebTer Gmanicl G6ifaneoer
(geTtorben 1879 bat grobe @eloiums
men fir Die 9feroefomooie, 5. b. fir
Die Qusftatturq bes Bitter unb Sols
batenitiides nit Yferoen uno anerlei
sobmen unb tpiloen Tbieren psri6pens
Oct. So4 feblte es nidt an fonbers
barren S6Ddrmern, Die iid fir ibre
eiaene perion cine npripatbeb'" lsiftes
ten. an Der iie attiD unb paiIib bethel
li1t paren. So miro bon einem r!6ess
narren" nit Namen 9rois heridtet,
Der ii6 in @~ditbduiern aus S4er3 in
cine 8Gren6aut ftedte uno pon !Sunoen
fanaen lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Gin Observation-Disclosures ssrirorids

hes 0roBrn. Nuqeiihts Der allQcns
bltdli6en Notblpcnbigteit in Oeuti9s
Lamb, en9IiTAe &ob(en ein3uFiibren. be-
teudtet cine @eroronung aus Dem
Sabre 1869. Die in Der 3eitf6rift
nStabl uno GiIen" Der 8ergeHenbeit
entrihen miro, Den @anocl Der Set
ten. Sic lautet: nGrneuerteS publis
cdnoum, Dab in oenen 8ropintien
@lepe, Meurs unb Mard, CUR innern
Communion I6le9teroinqs feline ans
bere ais Mdrdif6s Stein. 8oblen.
pel6e obneoem in Der 8iite oe1en
fremben einen 9oraug bo6en, aus
benen bes Gnoes gu 8obten tep 0ors
iten uno gu Rubrortb etoblirten Ties
berla9eu. einaefiibret uno qebraudet,
unO bagegen ale bieieniaen. ipeIde ijd
oenno4 geliiiten lafen, Jremoe Sob
len einaubringen. ooer audi nur oars
unter bebilfli6 3u fem. aufer oer
Gpnfiseation Der 8obler1, fpie au6 Ser
oa3u 9ebrau6ten 9feroe. Magsn, 9ars
rem ooer 8dbne, nit 1eitungss Strafe
bele9et ipcroen fo[len. 9e'9ato 9erlin
ben Item October 1863"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Affnklusbrit.

Gin en9liider Nrat, Der LANCE 3eit
in Snoien iit allfbielt uno ii6 piel nit
5obmen Mffen be'6Gftt3te, beri6tet BON
einem bieier Sbiere folgenbe @eI6idte.
.llm Die S6laubeit zines meiner tliias
ftcn @ffen auf Die Yrobe gu ~itellen, CAB
ih linn zines Cages cine pertortte Slas
i6e, in Die i9 Elm Stiid 3uder geitedt
bate. SO mar b06It intereiant un6
poliirli6 anSuieben, nit pel6er Iuss
bauer Der @ffe baran orbeitete, auf
ale m0gli6e WeiIe gu Dem erIe6aten
Qederbifen gu gelangen. Nle8 blieb
pergebli4. S9IieBli6 CAB er Die @ns
itrengun9en ala b~offnunQslos ouf uno
begdnn pieoer feline toQen Spriinge i'm
3inmer gu MAIDEN. Sabei paIiirt:
oaS lln6eil, Dab er Elm G!a8 nit eins
g%erladbten 5rii6Ien bonn Slide mari,
70 Dob es in Stiide 9ing, uno Der Sns
bait arif bem 8oben reyStreut lag. SIM
erIten Nugenblit erINrus Der 2lffe ii6er
Die MaBen. Seine Sntputgen3 f9ien
ibm aber plDblid au elmer ,Joee gu pers
belfen. @r lief su ieiner Blade bin.
trug iie auf ben Slid uno fdnote ie
Dem @las nit ben 6riiften nod. Qud
ie seripIitterte natiirli9. uno nun
fonnte Der tlu9e Wffe ben 3uder nit
Rube ber3e1yen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
pidttrboNorar fit 6ottbr.

Sn benz 'iir6Iia ber0ffentIidten
a~peiten gonts teS ~griefpe6TelS 5lpis
fbsr MiItelm une Sototins Ton Sums
to!bt" finbst fif slns intsrsFonte Mit.
t6eiluno iitsr to5 Sonorar, has Der
9srleoer 9isns4 @oet6e fir Scr.
mcnn unb Oorntbeo" aa6lte.
Gm 6. Moi 1897 idrisb Bilhefm
bon 6umbclot untsr anbertm an feline
Srou aus Berlin: nmit Gostbss Ger
monn tobe id 'Aon bel gu tbun gss
tobt, bic srfts SGlf'e nod sinmat
buraeeleien unb 0oetten meGrsrs
NsrI, pieber gum umonbern pcres'
merit. Goethe Fat mir apor in einem
9riefe on @iereo Qolmadt qseeben.
feIbIt su Gnbsrr, nas if piQ, lodi
ibue ih boa natiirIif niht. Snbsb
nerbe ih tcs6ott ole CIT. gesGrt urb
b.Ndnbia BON Qisree tonFultirt. Qtsr
tos 5onpror2 GO III Elm iirdtsrIi6ss
@.teimrib, Faes IS tIcs Gdiusrn.
nift ibr, mid. @Ieronher (Q~isranoer
b. Sumbottt, tsr Tid1 bamols in Sena
aufbieli). Ste1 Cir nur ror: 1000
Geihstholer, nas mont sp0ti 6ro'
ften fir jeosn @srs. @ienea bat IS
mir beute nit elmer Qrt get!emmrns
eeTtanben. Gage bod Gdilsr, of sr
nidt ieinsn Walenitsin audi ho6sr
batten noIts, Of i'd pislsidt sinmal
bier 3u6ort.n iClte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
t)unoebc9rlbuiB

Der ebemalige PrOfeTor Der Re6ts,
piiTenf6aften uno fp0tere S6ultbeiB
bon 2epben in 9ollano, Mpnbeer Dil>
lem be Bout, feb an 20. Sanuar
1919 1einen frepirten Sunb r3pter"
feisrIi1 auf benz 5rieObof 5u 2epoen
beeraben.
Ser Setter ipurbe orf einen nit
elmer Matte bebedten 6uBihsmel ges
leet uno elm fbpar5e5 Gu9 bariiber
aebonaen. Mpnbeer be Bout bate
cine Qn8o6l ainpsr un0 9unoe gum
9~eerGbniB einIaben Iaffen. ,Spier"
unb Bout" apei junge 0unoe aus
Spters nddItsr gerpanbtI4aft, err
f6ienen nit SrauerbaISbGnoern unh
ipurben bon Der Diem itmo9b, bon beren
9opfe Elm LANCER SrauerI4leier berobz
palte, bidt binter Der QeiAe ~getrdeen.
Damn folgte Der aud bIlltsperpanbte
Sunb zines 9~rofefforS, nit 6lorf6leis
fen gei9miidt. 9ie 9austase. bic
ebenfoGs gum 9e9rGbniB gelaben
tpar, aeiste penig @erItGnbniB fir Die
ibr piberfabrene Gbre unb nabm
ReiBaus. Den ShluB bes 0eidens
auges, Der breimal ben 6riebbof ums
iponberte, bilbsten Die ainbsr. Mbns
beer Mi1em be Bout Idutete cine
@lode, unb bic aipeibeinigsn 2eibtras
genben itonben nit entbl0Btsm 9aupte,
bis maj Snter in bic @rube seientt
unb nit Grbs bebedt bate. Damn
etna bic Notwithstanding mad benz
Sauie bes S6ultbeiBen. tpo man ben
Grtpadienen Nein Identte unb bic
ainber nit Reisbrei, qfanntuden unb
anberen 2edereien beptrtbete.
9as SunbebegrdbniB rief in gang
Solanb Gntriiitun9 berbor; es CAB
@eranlahung gu sablreic9en Spottges
bidten, unb felbit Nieberlano8 9robs
ter 9i6ter. 5. ban 9onbel, guthrie
barber nit einem ieiner 9efiir6teten
fotirifden Yoeme, bic an Grpbbeit
ni4ts 81 ipiiniden iibrig Gieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
@6dentlidcr @ciunb6eitS6eridt.

If Observation-Disclosures III Der feb-
ten @odc. 49, 2ungcn- uu0 SAILS
leiocn limo uieoer iiir 70 SooeS.
fdae pcruntluortli6. - @e61rteu
mltrOcn mir tGl, Go0e@fGQc PSI
atgcmcI0ct.
Ger 9cri6t 0c9 GcillnOGeit3onltCa
fiir Die an ,. M0r5 cuoenbe Mohe
5cigt 251 S~o0e3iGllc, Gcget POO lit
Ocriclbct ISOLDE Oc5 @orioGreS, 23i
in 1905 uno 302 in 1901. Gie i0br-
li6e Stcrbcrotc pro Eouieno ser &c.
u0lferung mar 22.t8, MeiBc 1880 II.
Ncgcr 1896. Die 6ouptiGdliden 90
ocSurinbcn lporel1: EppbuS /, Mo-
fern /, Grippe 5, Sfminoiudt 81,
are6S 6, S6ln9iluB fl, Serjfranfbei-
ten 81, 9ronditiS 2, 2ungcncnt5illt-
Dung 30, 9rigbt'ide 9ticrcnfrontbeit
IS, Sd)pGd)e BET ser @ebubrt II,
Mangel an Eilcgc I, IItcr$idhu6d)c
II, MorO t. llnfGac rs. Bon Den
SoOtcn morcn III MciBe mo 70 Ne.
ger in Den Scr. Stootcn ulb 43 8cl-
&c I'M NllSlonoe 9cboren. 9ci t6
5obtcn lpor scr @eburtsort un6e.
FAINT. 16 SooesidQe creignctcn lid,
in 9au-&iclu, 40 in SoipitGlern nno
II III ouocrcn Snitituten. At Gorp-
nerS+ >SnQucIte lullrocn nbgeboltctt.
tGi @cburtelt, burltltcr f1i Ucibe
Sinner, 0elon0tcn sur Nnmel0ung.
S%pl0en0c onitcdetoe &~rolltbeitcn
lpllr0cn ollBcrnel0Ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

nd0iien a,,np itano Elm neue3 popps
bu6n ba, p~erSiert nit einigen Bis
qu~itItonoen, Ser Gdnqer perSehrte
bos BISCUIT unb s~eritiide!ts oas Subn
in Ntome,
Mber nun purbe Der 8irettor ar
eerIid. Gr lieb aus tSoI3 Elm !Subn
idniten. f66n braun bemolen, uno
bisiss 9ratbu6n ipurbe nun benz SGn.
ger porgeIebt. On bem 6oI3bubn
fdeiterte nun bic ,3erit0runQstputb be8
9iinIt(ers. Ges 8irettors S6aben=
freube mar CROP. o6er perfriibt, Dim
nd9Tten Qbenb 8og Der Sanger cine
flsine SGse aus Der Saf6s unb ger
fdgte bas 9uhn tunftQere6t. Sic Grs
finoun9aoobe iis9te iiber bic Spars
iamteit. unb Der Ginger er9ielt iein
eebratenes Subn pie frii6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
NrEadDe un0 loirliuns.

sd ipur." 70 er5dbIte Nupoteon I.
bon iid ielbit. ndIs 8nate itarrt0pfig,
eigenfinnie; nidts imponirte mir,
nihts bra6te mid auBer 6aFung. Sd
mar santfii6tig. id fiirdtete niemans
ben. Den einen f9Iua i'd, Den anbern
trabte id." llno i'm SerbIte 1856, %
er elm ~17idbriger Singing mar, itanb
in ieinem Nbgdn9s5eugnife Der paris
Ier Militdridule neben onoerem gu
lelen, Oab ct ni9petgiam iet, Die Gin
famteit .liebe, eigenmiqig, bo6miitbig
uno auberorbentli9 gum Ggoismus
peranlagt fei." 9ieie Sinnesart. Die
9onaparte als 9naben unb Singing
beberri6te. bat i'm audi iein ganaes
iibrises 2eben nibt perlaKen. Napo'
leon fannie biefe feline penig empfebs
lenspertben Gigeni6aften, uno, fam
er einmal lit intimen 2irteln ouf feinen
Gbaratter 5u fpreAen, 70 pflegte ct
tpobl ME Die 9emcrfung gu unters
briiden: nOa 1T Die Saperta 16ulb
baran." Saperia, Die 5rau zines tors
fii6en Matroien, mar ndmli6 Die
Imme Napoleons uno bon iiberdus
itarrem unb eigenpi0igem Weien, bas
our6 feline @elpalt gebrp6en ober' aud
nur gemilbert peroeu tonnte. Nsan
CAB ibr ba8 @naoenbrpt i'm 0oterbauie
9%onapartes. aber. nod als %peib6aarige
Matrpne %tDranniiirte 1ie nift nur
ouf's duBerite Qdtitia, Die Muttsr bes
forbidden @roberers, ionbern aud boa
aanae 6ausperiona(.
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Tod ipa5 riibt cas- @rii6c(n - Is
tann boa gu ni9t5 msbr fiibren, uno
i'm 6runbs lit mir 2eutnant 6iQinger
bo6 fur6tbar 9lei6JiItig. Die feItz
fame grt unireS &ennenlernens allein
bat mir has SntereiIe fir i'm einses
fl0Bt! -
Mpreen rsiien mir mad 2angenfelhe
CUR Sod3eitsfeier Der 8ouIine G6ris
flame nit ibrem Rei9sgrafen. llrz
fpriin9li6 IoQt: Die @srmGbluna fdon
Gnoe Npril iein, mar aber bier Wo9en
auFgeTGo6en.
Sd feline mid nod nidt mad Set
ratben - mir lit meme Sreiteit gu
lieb, als bab ih lie uufgeben ioIte! -
SEPT peib i4 senal. ipds id bale -
- mas ih befommen unb oafiir elm.
tauften ireroe, lit mir n;9t betarnt!
9a bebulte id Iiebsr meme einfddc &C.
lpiBbeit fir Die gIdnsenoe un9epibbeit!
9enn lpas bat Gbliitiane pom ibrem
Rei4sgrafen - mas niibf mir Der
Sitst2 Gr bat 10 piel Sdulbsn gss
babt - me9r aIs SPARE auF BEN 8o2fe
- uno ob er lie aus 2iefe feiratbst-?
ga, mir foG IS eqal Iein - ipenn
fie lift Slid finoet, Shre Ftoy3s Seels
finbes ia in oieIer 9~erbinounq pols
9eFrieoiqun9. Meire GbifIons
Toilette 1T rD4 pie ncu; Diana eefiel
fe Febr. un6 lie fano iis au9 gar midi
ibeuer, Wir :au7sr ia idon 10 !ange
fei Me1ner in 3. uno iinb itets gut be-
bient. DIANA bat Ii9 gu rer 6of5eit
cir prahtpo1ss ftieoerfartenes Sci
hentlei> pon Mefner i4iten lalien. in
Dem Ft is6r pornebm au&iiebt. -
G1riItiane braudt {iA unirer alIo nitt
su T2Gmsn; i'm Gs9entheit - #, tam
Staat MAIDEN NIT uns! Wus tie
mir pobt fir einen 5ii4berrn seten
miro? -
Nm liebiien bliebs id fi:r - bort
in 2ongenfelOe tperte i'd mid Oo4
bios mopien! - Rd, mai it9en! -