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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
ROMAN NEWSPAPERS
CRITICIZE MIRIN DEI VAL

itNlh. Warren .t.-t "bitltiitllliE on
AIr lioosc,elts cancelled audience
win the pope. tho GiornaleNl D'ftaliu.
thr organ of cN-premior Sonnin. says
that the incident between the spanish
pupHl secretary of state and tho ex-
colonel of the Rough Riders, who be
came 50 popular IN the war against
Spain, demonstrates that cardinal
Merry del Walls pcrlnancnce ia the
liornia apartment VIII not augment
he cordtalitN between the vatican ana
the united states.
The republican piper. ltasiout. says
that hat occurred shows the narrow
ness of mind of the papal secretary
~ state. while Mr.. Roosevelt admir-
ably maintained "a dccorus dignity.
'Ihc rudencss ot vatican diplom-
acN.' says the paper. will augment
nus popularity among the American
people
The whole vaticln press takos rs y
basis of comment the statement
which appeared last evening Ina tho
osscrtator, liomaun, the official or
gan at the vatican which explained
that the Vatican could not risk a rep
etttion of lht Fairbanks Incident. 1T
being notorious To all Romans amt
foroigncrs continues the paper
what The Methodist church here is
u ls the# eenter ol an hostility AGAINST
thc spiritual power of the supreme
p"ntift 10 his own ~e,t. Il center from
Which rudldtos aIl oucouraeoment
material and moral support Of "a pro
paeludo in Rome foNoring opostocA
aud Indictment i'm every WAY and by
oNcrN means to open rebellion and
war aeainst the church.
'rrhorc WAS not therefore. amy off,
tense AGAINST MIR l;ooscVcltS freedom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
LAST SURVIVOR OF
GRANTS CABINET
PASSES AWAY
Judge George H, Williams
Former Attorney General of
United States Expires Sud-
denly in Portland,
p Morning journal sDeei"l isssea Wirel

Portland, ore. Anril 4.-1udgc
George II. Williams. attorney general
of The tinted states under President
Grant, ana the last surviving member
Of the Grant cabinet, died at his home
here last night in the first month OF
his cightY-eigbth year. His death
was entirely unexpected and came in
tho night. his relatives having no in
timation of mis- passing until they went
to awaken him at 80 this morning.
lie contracted "a slight cold Il few
days ago. but was able to attend "A
thcutcr Saturday, was in his usual
spirits SpndaN and retired at his usual
hour lUst night without showing any
symptoms toward his family of his
approaching end
Jrdg" Williams was q native of New
Lebanon, ~ ". where he was born.
Mar'n "a. 1873. He was admitted to
the Ian in Iowa in 1874 ana became
district jlGEe. I'm 1888 he was sent
to Orr-on as chief Justice of the ter
ritorial supreme IA and drafted
the constitution OF the state of ore
son. As senator from oregon, he
served on the Alabama claims COM
mission and the British Columbia
boundary commission and was APP
pointed attorney general by President
Grant in 1871. serving until 1876.
In 1919, he was nominated as chief
justice of the supreme court of the
United states, but his nomination was
not confirmed by the senate
con- his retirement from the cabinet
he returned TO oregon to resume the
practice Of law and held his last pub
lie office in 1902, when he was elect
Cd mayor of Portland. serving until
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
METHODIST DiNI\I,S
CRITICISI TtIE PONTtIIl

Cincinnati, April a.. bishops Eitrl
trHnston and John Walden ct the
Methodist church. commented sharp
Is today on the Natican's position re-
anrding colonel Ro%oscVclt's visit
bishop Cranston said
''fhe Incident serves wen to en-
phaslle al ] have said or written MS
70 the real significance of the Fair
banks episode MI Roosevelt ~ not
"a Methodist, but his spirit of tolcra-
tiun is not greater than TINT Of MI
%lt,irhanks, the Methodist. in his adj
ministratiun ~ president many Of his
friends thought that Mr.. RooscNelt
Went beyond the limit OF political
prudence in trusting aud honorine
Roman catholics. bat even ne had to
De put nudcr bonds in Rome. It
seems that the vatican accepts Moth
ing slior oi absolute admission, in-
Guiding the Welding az of ones social
privileges and religious and patriotic
fclloWships
"Tho Introduction OF the Methodist
church In Rome as "a feature Ia this
last cpisnde is grntuitous Much us
thrN honor Mr.. Roosevelt "a people
There had NO desire on purpose tn EN-
latrass hitu bN amy invitation that
would huNc interfcred with his wish
To- ciil ou the pnpc We were SURE
TINT No would not Insult us in return
for such consideration hN suhmittiut
tu the dtctation ol our trnducers ana
lr has not disappointed us
"A~mcrirRnism n worth more to the
,orid than q panal assumption aud -
is lho spirit of Americans that IS nov
again put under ban u. the pope No
honc,ed words for the puhli, cnu
change that tact The M%cthodists are
not in this titsY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
TAFT BELIEVES
ROOSEVELT
HIS FRIEND
IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH
VIGOROUS PREDECESSORS.


fBy Morning Journal Special Is,s~d wirel
Washington, April A. President
TAFT is in no doubt about the atti-
tudo of Theodore Roosevelt toward
his administration Mr.. Roosevelt is
depending upon chance meetings
with Americans. newspaper men or
others for information As - the atti-
tude OF his successor toward the prom
lems besettine the executive.
Thcse two sentences comprise the
substance o. - report current in
Washington todaA This report, to
state il directly. was that while thcre
t1nN have been no recent direct COM
uunicHtion between the two men.
Prcsldcut 1ati and former President
RcefcNeli nave been kept in touch
Win ,aen ciler by means of mutual
friends. Neither confirmation nor
dcnial was To he had "a the White
House.
II is known that senator Root. who
Is very close to Colonel Roosevelt, re-
Gently wrote To tho former president
at khUrtoum "a tul STORY OF political
vents In the time the distinguished
hunter was in The African jungle. H.
also is known tlat william Loeb, Dr.,
who was President liOoseNolts seCro-
tarN, now collector of customs at
Ncw York, has maintained communi-
cation with Colonel Roosevelt, both by
letter and cablcgram. MI. Loeb has
boon q frequent visitor at the White
House OF late ana has been ou friend
IL terms with President Tart.
Thcse incidents, it is believed, have
been largely responsible for the story.
thtt b, nov current aud for the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
IRINtu PoIITIIiA\S Sen
NY NNTAGE ~ INCIDENT

raris. Arr1 4 NoWh,r, 90 Europe
hHs 10, failure ot The pope to grant
ln andirn.. to Mr Hooscsrlt created
s|rcitef interest chan in Franco aud it
is expected Co prov, e strong card
fol the eoN,rumvnt uu the coming
elections as %supp"runs thc contention
ni Al BRAND tho premier. that the
recent tsitAtinn ui the French ttpl~-
UouAt, Was Inspired h, the present iu-
tfun~lprut and iutolDtaut attitude ot
The vatican
Tho Temps in lbs account ot the iu.
,ilrnt. retalls i conversation which
the representative GET That paper had
with MI. Roosevelt "a dtN or two ago.
n which. eNfdrutlR thinking col the
ausir M. Roosevelt eNtolf.d rvllg
.oas tolerance pointing out how 80
Amrriel hl~ friends Included minis
tDrs ot uli denominations
hata t particular sympathy
etui MI Boss'Vclt." Tor those Vho
esteem tnat Religious fHith Is mystic
30 even eit.~ a man a dNnami, value
nhi0h becomes g. benevolent force tuf
him tud others
air. Roosevelt also recalled during
tht course of 3D., interview the Visit
OF At rullu. for,isn editor of ans,
Temps tu the United states when De-
iInsd at white House with hieh
representative ei 900 churches cath
nli, bishops 900 that n.caslou natef-
niard with Professionals Hnd Those ol
Jewish ftlth
-NHuliu must have noticed ~tia
Nj Auu~t fslt fhat D w.s tht friend
Hi ministers of aI cults } have ms-
-'u mounted 81 pulpit and delivered
sermon Poo tlr iaiihful ni yuur re-
lsion who st.ned With thc greatest
~N muathN.
What N b thing thHt Uauia he
r Wee dltn,ut m f.ufupe. remarked
the correspondent
Yes fHinE ea re~annHrf ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
Coffee Us. The Bow

RS S a Stoy Of a youngStef who suffered 50 badly fOm the effects Of
coffee dinkng, that Dr. J. N Hurry, Secretary of the State Board of Health of
Indiana, had to take a hand,
The Indianapolis NEWS published a ong account of the caSe-te rews (N
went forth and papers throughout the country have given it much publicity
From these reports we quote
@n e~@N@rod boy oq shomnn Of indianapolis had to be ronbs aiken from
boys happy, right disposition To- one of righteousness with nones spells when he attempted to
light everyone within rch He was watched and his extreme addiction 10 cm@. was discovered
M %h hon TImM n" m|h" III r nam Wnm NS N ~" '-
Why marvel? IS this news to thoughtful people?
For fifteen years we have preached the harmful effects of coffee upon head,
heart and nerves, Almost every day letters ale received just as conclusive and
impressive as this case More than a thousand letters were received in one
month from people al0er the country with vadouSHS BEFORE they CHANGED from
coffee to POSTUM. and who either entirely recovered or were much benefited.
That coffee Is HARMFUL to many even in moderate quantity is an old, old
Truth, and that it is dangerous when used to excess has also been time and
AGAIN proven
All 81 which proves to even a casual thinker that for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
TRUST ESCAPES
FINE FOR CONTEMPT

Now York. Anril tinted States
Judge Iacomhc today refused to pun
ish the American SUGAR Refining com
pauN Tor contempt Of court.
The government bad asked that the
corporation be declared in contempt
for refusing To produce its books be-
fore the grand Jury investigating the
sugar underNeighinG frauds. in re-
Spouse to II subpoena directed To the
company and served upon its secre-
tary. charles X. lIeike
tlcil<e refused to produce the books
unless sworn before the grand jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
4 AEDIN NJ GIBBONS
WHITE HOUSE VISITOR

Washington, April The Gomez
deuce of "a call by Cardinal Gibbons at
tho white House SO closely FOLLOW
ing The EooseNeit incident "a Rome
occnsioned uo llttie settlement ia
Washington today.
Bnt IL developed that thc prtlateS
visit WIS the result Of an engagement
made u week ago and both President
TAFT and the cardinal are authority
for tho statement tiidt the incident
mot discussed Ia D q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
Stately Ceremony Marks Royal
Reception 10 Distinguished
American Visitor at city Of
Rome,
VATICAN INCIDENT
EXCITES WIDE COMMENT
y, ao,n,.s Journal ,s,erai ,..... wlr,i

~
Rome, Airl tWl'' l"ud
a-a.ho1o,c ro,seyen GAS mo guest nf
,
'N'r '''"'
The ktnk received W" 'Nrll'HI" ~
al a.. t4flt hour ~ the uuirinul with
,t.t .a.mth ANA tbaN taxed IA
I"' ~"
sHtler TOT if'ilN an N"Ni' LUIS 'N'i'
ing There wis 4 grand dinner a. the
,3t..t td,su n, ia. kinr and dueen
.a1 hts
~ hoH"i W '''''' '' 49, "
iaWils Gfeat preparations hay" hetn
aoine nn for this event ana the queen
.n, I'm ma ,r,auee-
Xxx,
iGfils desiring lht' '' o''"I'9 f"'u'"
ne neglected
~ ~ M UnnArNrlt hH~ 4 strrnn-
MA, Al. ,,..tn.. oth ia.
e" -" CIV ~
RING it Nlslt'9 lllt l''htl'"hi N"'i'
lie WA Tho object of Il poptlltr dom
snvtuatian. no hnchrd with Amhas.
i.hn,,, ..,t ,.,.t,.d ~. M
'n't ~. a. ,tia,,u.an
!. ,nn,,,w An ~, less h,,s, Ia tho
.a,tt,n NJ atlt ,t,t,. ,snh ma bf,s
mi Vii ,-,t,t. snrnd mo afternoon
s.ntan.tnn tta .iu H. ~, p,,est ~
M. prliish anbnasndnr M dime, in
~. r,atinp
Nh, ",ntietn incident which has
4ron.aa ~,nnatd.rnhtt hitter comment
IN ia. nawsnupere has mad. Mir
nopaeveu M slhts.t ~ intense pom
nlar Interest nnd n. crawl IA CONSTANT
lV hafnra M hatal WHORE h. ~ siak
inn. nWnitinr Is ohnnco to gsr
pfifubs. AZ him.
M, nx+prVaidcnt and hia marty qV-
rivoi nt tlc entrance Of the uuirinal
ehhlee at 81 Il. ln.. where the door 9f
lis s4triiee was opened h, the ini-
i,aslaW figure OF the ro,uI d%oorkeeper.
magnificent Tia scarlet liver, WIN.
sword nnd baton and cooked h41.
acsminRly fiphi ON of the middle
4pes Al the fnot of inc urund stlir.
eHso. t'nunt Tozsoni and Duke oitn.
mnefar, ~ ceremonies ana rotnt
Guieeinrdini gentleman la witItlns to
queen IIolrnn ana 4 relatives az me
minister ct foreign affairs. met tho
fart, ana escorted them nm me steps
which were decorated win palms and
flnWrflne shrubs
Ia the ercnt hall of lh. SWISS Tho,
were rereived h, count Gunotu. ~,
fp,t ol tht nnllee Vhnsp ntfe was
Miss Emnrt IT. Vow York ma IA,
t"a4f4lnfdlnt l,dt I'm vslt
n4 To fhe ults.n who tnaL then,
tbrntsh The sr.at hltttan,u tuto . ~
teutlnn room hllne vim ntt.rlrs.
Ma MA, a
A., M, so,eroinns Nnrrnmd,d 4, NOR
ntilitAp ana pltl hnu4,hnIl.
Au.r IA 4hott ,tn-v.rsatt,n an ,n,
quests. Who Included fh, American
auhn.aaanr aud Nt,s I.tshn,,. .n1
a.. -tsft n tne en,t.,ss. .at.a,, M.
tn "a, uth,ts ,nninr ,n,, nN
49,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Washington. April tn an effort
Ia hrinr about more united action ana
support of his conservation bin i'm
congress. tho president tonight gayo
"a conservation dinner at the White
House.
Tho guests were confined To- several
members of the public lands commit
tees OF tlc senate n house and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Eome, April INT. Roosevelt VIII
meet clifford Pinehot at Genoa. April
II, Il WAS announced today.
After our interview ! shah have
nothing to say said Mr. Roosevelt
today, and shan be surprised il
Iinchot has.
AIR, Roosevelt said he had not
heard from the former chief forester
Of the department of agriculture since
he Ind been in Africa. Whcn he re-
eci1ed "a telegram from Mr. Pinchot
at Copenhagen. announcing his COM
ing visit u GENOA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
spcciaI Steamer Tor Koo-c,cn.

CopenhAecn, April l@Gifford Pm
.ehot viii leave mere Saturday for
london tie expects to meet Mr.
Roosevelt some time lator.
y committee including the speakers
Of both houses of parliament has re-
gucstod Ma. R~poseNclt to- deliver "a
public lecture here.
No reply has been received to tue
invitation.
The lnitcd steamship company has
placed the new steamer King Haakon
at tho disposal of the former prcsi-
dent during his seat travels i'm north
ern Europe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

directly interested in the meas
IRE.
Among them were senators clark
Of wyoming. Smoot of t'tah. Dixon Of
Chamberlain Of oregon,
Hughes Of Colorado aud Nelson Of
Minnesota Representatives Mondell
of Wyoming. Pickett of Iowa. Par
sons oil Kew York aud Smith Of cali
fornia. Secretary Of the Interior
Ralllneor and George otis Smith, di-
OF the geological survey, also
Welr guests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05
C.. ABBOTT
GETS JUDGESH|P


WilshInEIOn, y =, NVIlI Z
President TAFT today sent to the
senate the nomination of Edmund C..
Abbott of Santa Zee to he associate
Justice of the supreme court OF Ncw
McNl,u.
Mr. Abbott was formerly district att
torncy for the santa Fc district ana is
a wen known attorney OF the New
AlcNico capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

nooseqeIt. with d vigorous gesture Of
the head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

lcan courtesy. maenanimity and patri-
OftAfn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-05

Not once in Il while, but always the
big show, Gem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-12

getrieben lpuroen. Oils Die BeIt ouf.
gebortl glaubten Die Meni6en nod
INNER, lie paubelten unter Gotten, 70
abi6redeno mar tnfolge Der Mnelt,
Die Tie mabrenb Ser 9ouer oerielben
ausgeitanoen, bas Heifarbene Muslc.
ben Der ueberlebenoen.~ Sn Borig
itarben i'm @otel 9ieu t1gliG 500
W1eni9en; Der oidpar5e 500" bette
ielbit feline Qdtung Dor Dem fonigli.
den @ebliite, benin Ole @oniginnetl
bon Naparro uno BON Sranfreih fic.
len Tim gum Spfer. 8enebig unb
2onoon perloren ieoes 100000 Men.
i6en BON ibrer 8ebolferung, uro
Wln6en $4,000, 5. +. olio fait feline
gan5e @inpobner5abl. Bon ben
S6aellngen Der 9ebensperluite IN
europa, iagt 8rofeiior Sefe in iet-
mem 8ude, n9te @pioemien BEG Mit-
teIalters", lift Die mabri1einlif0tc,
ooB i'm gan5en Elm @iertel Ser Gin
tpobrer meggerafft ipuroe. gs IdBl
iih oaber obne ue6ertreibung allneb.
men, BOB europa fpGbrenb 6es
uidnar5en 8obes@ 25 MiGionen
Meniden perlor."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-12

beln ODER Elm gaIoonbeiiber am
Sonntas ELM @los Bier perfouft,
bot iid onideineno Inn oieien @or-
foa nod gar ntdt gefiimmert.
l1no ooh entebrt oerielbe uniern
Staot ilnenoli6 bel mebr, afs ale
Sonntagsentlpeibune uno aller
notwithstanding es tim foun.
Gs muB notpenoiger @eiie boz
Der nationolen @eietgebung etpas
gelheben, 10 oaB es Der 8unoesre@
gterung ermogli6t miro, in oerartie
sengorfa1en, mie Dem porliegenoen,
etlpas tun gu f6nnen. Gs iinb ia i1on
8eriu6e oa5u gemadt poroen, aber
biz iest bat man tie ME bur6fiibreu
fonnen. unb bod iollte jeoer per.
niinftige Meni6 iie unterltiiben
0enn fir uns ielbit, fir unier Ell
genes 2ano miirbe es gut fem, menn
Die 8unoesregierune I'M Sta1toe mo-
re, Ole 8eriiber oon 2pnhmorben,
menigitens BON 2pnhmoroen gemiI-
Ter 4rt, gun 8erantportung gu sic
ben. 0amit nirbe Der @nfane bonn
gnoe oes 2pndunneiens aefommen
iein,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-12
Wfe IN ptesy

@fr btefe1 e%tnDunnert To1ars BeIobs
mn9 fin ie0en SaI bon 8atarrb, Der
nibt bur9 ginnebmen bon Sau's &as
tarrbSSaa aebeilt iperoen fam.
S. s. Gbenep & 60, giaentb.
Eolebo, 8.
@ir, Die ltnterseidneten, baben 8. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren eez
faint uno balteu i'm fiir noIfo1nmen e6,
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno ~finan8ien 6efdbigt, ale nprl ieiner
Siruna eingegangenen @er6inbli1feiten
gu erfllen.
8ef u gruar, @robbanberss 9ro-
euiiten. Soleoo, 9.
% aIbiug, &innan & @aroin
9roBbanbels< 9ro9uiiteu, Solebp, 4.
9al's 4atarrb<Rur mirb innerli1 ges
nont.nen unb lpfrtt brett nui bag Bin
ln0 Die f6Ieimieen Dberfl11en beg
Sbftems, Seugnihe frei perianbf. Wreis
Is Gents per Tlafbe. 9ertmift bon alien
Npotbefen.
San's SamiIiensginen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-12
4. 9. SO. sholu. Der 8rQ!

s. Q %. Sboip. Der Bralis
bent Der Continental Sapings
8anf" in Mempbis, Gem. bot iid)
IN ieniationeler @eiie bas Seben &C.
nommen. gr eins mad Dem Speri
ton 8orf, nabm bort Sit. periu6-
tie oonn iidb nit einem Soi6enmei-
ier Den Sails o~b5ui6neioen nno
idoB ii6 ihlieBlid. alS Dies ni6t
Gillette, cine &ueel in ben &opf. @uf
@eranlaiiune Der 3ireftoren muroe
elm Waieberpalter fir Die 8enf
ernannt.
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eeeen serrihtete Aerben, perlorenen appeti, beitanbtges SRopF.
nep. QUE Setoen, oenen 6rauen unterporfen Iino, empieblen mir
@arout, Dos 6rauen.Startungsnittel goroui brinot einberuno
oart ieine @irfung auf Ole &ur5eI oes l1ebeIs.
GIe 3euenbfbreben pieler 5roaen, in einem 3eitroum BON
uebr as 90 Sobren, bemeiien, baB garbui in ben meifen Sormen
bon Sraaenleioeu SIe brngta garout lit cine quite meotsin 8ur
Starfung, 1penn ste ih matt uno utabe flblen, ODER IN Der fritz
i6en 3et, un Sdn1er5 unb glenb 81 linbern.
2eien Sic ben foleenoen gref bon SRI. 6. 6. Srquap, spring.
field, Gem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-12
Der i6iuarse Soc,

SHl 9lHullu QuI ote III Der1qIe0es
ten 2anoern guropa's auftretenoc
gbolero burfte cine fur5e gAiloe.
rung Ser gpioemien bes Mittelolters
BON beion0erem Sntereiie iein, mobel
inoeiien gleib porauggeidift merben
mag, bob beut5utoge bas auftreten
FOLDER @pioemien BEL unieren bpaie.
nii6en @erbaltniiien gGn8lid ausge.
i1loiien lit. Wie man tueib, bat eiae
beitimmte, epibemii6 auftreten6e
aranfbeit ben beaeidnenoen Notnen
der i6mar5e 600" erbaltcn. 9ieIer
Rame ribrt Der bon ben auf cine fol-
lige Safte5eriesuns binbeuteuoen
idmar5en Slefen, Die ouf Der Sal.t
gum @oribein fommen. 9ie @rol!f.
belt tplrbe bon BEN 4ranfen ben Sc.
iunoen mitgeteilt, npie 5euer ur1tpr
trodenem un6 oligem 8rennitoff",
uno nidt nur Menfden ionoern ali)
Giere gingen sleid5eitig oorail alt.
gun1oe, ipenn lie MIR oas @erinaite
berii6rtelt, mas Dem Gotten geb6tt
botfe. 8oecoccio, ielbit ein gr3t, pr.
5ablt, oab er 5tpei Sdtpeitte oltf Den
2umpen elmer Berion, Die an bieier
Heft geftorben NOR, nod furaem Ea,,.
meln tot nieoerfaaen fab, oils tpern
iie Gift genommen batten. Sober
Sled, ben Der &ranfe beriibrt bate
%perbreitete ben Mnitedlngsitoff nno
ielbit Die @ugen bes ara,lfen tpiirben
als eefabrbringeno betrahtet, oa iic
uoie 4raft batten ouf eine gntfer-
nung binauuirfens lei es pegen IL.
res ungemobnten Glan5es ODER ipegen
Der g~er6rebung, Die iie BEL elmer Ncii
tets erleioen, ODER in @em1bbeit et.
mes alten Mberglaubens, oem5nfolgc
oas @eliht als Der grdger eines oi;
moniiden 3aubers betrohtet muroe.
Wadtiger in Ser Eat ols irgeno cine
atmoipbdriihe ODER ionitige 11rlad)e
BEG yihparaen Tobes" (bes erofen
gterbens", pie bic StaIicner oieic'
4ranfbeit nanuten) mar Die @irfnno
Der @nitefung, Die iie BON einem
8olf gu Dem onoern Iber bic Seer.
itraBen uno aus ben &afen BEG @2it
teln1eers perbrettete Mns ibren
8auptquortieren in China 900 Die
einbrehenbe Seuhe nit aaroiualten
u. Sbiffen in gan5 europa umber;
aonftantinopeI ,tno Die 9afen 4Iein.
aliens maren bic SCRIBE, bon mo ons
lie tire Strnblen in bie entferntelten
Seebafen uno Snieln ausianote. Gp-
perm berlor fait ane feline @intuobner,
uno oSdiffe obne Bemannungen iab
man oft i'm Wittelmeer, mie ipater
IN Der Woroiee, nmbertreiben unb sic
sSeude perbreiten, no INNER lie oas
Qan6 beriibrten. 2iibed, oollolS
cine nnermeBlih mihtige Staot. tultr.
De in cine lolhe geltir5uitg beriest,
BOB Die 8lrger fih. ipie bonn @nhu.
linn, befa1en, ieIbit toteten. Saul.
leute, oeren @etpinnite unb 8eiisuu-
gen unbegren5t paren, ner3i6teten
faltbliitie nno germ ouf fire iroiiden
Glitter. sic trugeu lire Sdase III
bic alofter uno &irden uno legten lie
am 6uBe oes 4ltars nie0er oos @o[o
ober bate feline Mei5e fir Die Mond'e.
oenn es brabte ibren ben SOB. Sic
idlofien ibre Gore, nno bennod fparb
es ibnen iiber Die 8Ialtermauern 3,t.
gemorfen. Die 2eute monten fein
&inoernis mebr bulben fir oos lebte
@erf, 5u benz iie aus 8er5meiflltng
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Ger idouerlihe Qeihenfl

Ser i6ouerliae 2eihenfuno
an Der 2utberbriife in Berlin; Der
@noe uorigen Monats seneloet murr
be, lit iest aufgeflart. Die gerbre-
der befinoen fih bereits in SOFT. Die
gerliner Boli5ei, Die ioeben in benz
Sesfe-MorbfaG cine i1nen Mrbsit
geleiltet bat, bat aud in oieiem Sal
le ibren &uf bendbrt. Die Seid)e.
Die noqig u~nbefIeioet, in eiren Sad
eingenGht, gefunben nuroe, lit Gle
Der stpan5igiabrigen Martbo Sda.
oromsfi. Die Geititelune Der Soen-
titdt mar baourh. baB Der 2eide
ieoes afeioungsitif feblte, iebr en-
ihnert, unb auh fir Die Muffm.
oune Der mutmaBlihen M0rher
feblte jeoer g1tboltspunft. Ma1bem
man aber trob aaer S1mieriefeit
oie Berionlihfeit Der Grmorbeten
feitgeiteat, lit aud Die graieriing
Der Morber gelungen. 8ier 3ubGi.
ter, Nqmens @olt Mihter, @ad-
ter un0 @egner batten oie edo
sropsfi I'M Sumbolotsboien auf Ell
ne &%abnfubrt mitgenommen. 9luf
oRier 6abrt baben lie ,oos Waohen
brutal misbonbelt unb i1lieBliG;
als iie fein 2ebens5eihen mebr COB
in Die Spree gefDorfen.
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Hettete bas 2eben zines Wammes pDn
SSutn6

Robert Wfabien, bon @eit Sur
lington Soma, ibieu Dem @ro6e
perfanen, aIs, nadoem er 7 @oder
i'm Soipitol augebraht, bier Der te-
iten aerate i'm aufgaben. 9a seigte
iih Die nunberbare Seilfraf Don
electric 9itters. s Slaiden furier-
ten i'm bouitdnoig bon 2eberleiner
uno @elbiuht obne peitere Siiffe
BON Doftoren. Nur so cts. bel olferi
Druggiften.