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The Solid ltoofed HOG.


There nre some solid hoofcd hogs In
the world. but they ure few and far
between. Darwin hns II great deal 10
say about such pigs In his "Orlgin OF
Species" nv there were only three In
England ut the time hc wrote this
book The solid hoofcd hog IL not
frcnk ut nature, ny mnny suppose, bus
II genuine ease of rcvcrsion To u print.
tive or ancestral type. Il seems TINT.
unlike the prehistoric ancestor OF tho
modern horse, which has -four toes or
hnofs. the old clothcrium, from which
animal all members Of tho swine fam
lily ARE descended, Ind solid hoof.
and In the course uf ages. ny tho old
parent form died out and tho modern
wild boar. domestic hog. pcccnry, etc.
were evolved this solid hoof becnno
through what Darwin cnlls "ndnptn-
ton" and natural selection" divided
up into two parts. ~ That all modern
hogs nrc eleven hoofcd. Occasionally,
however. II hog IL born with tho old
original solid hoOf uf tho primitive hog
ancestor. thus demonstrating tho tend
cncy In all animals TO revert now ana
then to the parent form.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
Subduinu q Bully.

4 writer In II Nladivusiuk paper tells
~ m encounter he once Witnessed on
n Siberian trnlu between II lady nud II
nuhlcmnn
When III" tram pulled NJ nj TsIiikar.
In Mnnuhurl. u Nanrhu nnbl" who
had hulli"d all hi, frlInw passengers.
aliphtrd NJ the station restaurant nftcr
warning them that he would drCapi.
tate amy ur them who tool, his scat.
During his absence II smirily dressed
young Russian lady entered the ear
and. dr'pii" the alarmed "Npreiuln.
ii"us If it's occupants calmly nppru-
prlrtcd the seat When The u"bi" re-
turned he flew into II passion nnd nd,
NlGcrd llr"'l"ningly with his curved
tabcr drawn Eat the young woman
c."lly covered him with II shining re-
Nulvrr
u" yen take rs for II pnck Of COW.
nlhly mauIariuSi" she exclaimed. aud
then, pointing 10 her feet she remark,
rd "ilcr" il your plncc. my hero"
The Manrhu noble surrendered and
sal NJ her feet for the rest Of the jour
upN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
VOL lV--NO. IL.
His Lesson In Golf.

prominent business man not long
since became AFFLICTED with had case
or "goliitiS"- hat Is, he Joined the mr..
my OF cranks III the game, wanted IL
play all the time, talk Of nothing elise,
etc. Az Is the cnsc with all buffers"
he Ind his troubles at the start. and
the way he fired questions at his
friends was a caution His golf nr.
qunlntauc"s accommodatlngly Replied
with all sorts of remedies, until finally
the bcwildcrcd ono got his strnogra
phcr to iot them down. One friends
advice Included three points first,
keeping the eye on the bull; second
the necessity Of hitting the ball with
an easy stroke, nnd. third, the use OF
rocking horse To develop the stroke.
The fact that the friend had u kcr'
sense of humor did not occur to the
tyro until later. lie Immediately prr-
chased n large rocking horse aud nftrr
business hours seated himself nStride
the fiery charger and swung at the
hall, which WIS securely fastened to
the floor 10y II strong cord lilo hns
learned II thug or two since Tho
hobby horse II no more. and he has
vowed 10 get square with "Mr Joker
II II takes II Thousand years. New
York Tribune
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25


Pnrs0n Whites precautionary meas.
ure Of protecting his chicken coop
with chilled steel bnrs wng fntile. for
TINT very night -four moro Of Ills choit o
Lcgh0rns disappeared. leaving tho Bcv-
cred and twisted bars ny the only Wis.
iblc evidence Of the theft. However.
his suspicious polluted toward his next
door nclghbor. whom hn had seen
providing around his yard that dny.
nnd accordingly hn hnd this suspect
up IN police court the next morning.
"If the prisoner cnn iilc nm nlibi ~
let him of with II suspended SEN
tence." announced III. Judge nj tho
end Of the evidence "cnn you nle an
abb, IInmT
"Ah guess All Kin" "ngrrly rcJoIncd
the suspect. III II nln't any hahdcr dsn
rahson Whites chicken coop bnhs"-
brooklyn Life.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25


In the delightful days OF y0ro u vote
frequently fetched hundreds of pounds.
Poor electors would not walt for an
election. but would borrow from tho
candidate sums OF money for which
they would give promlssory notes.
And when the reform bill was spoken
Of To some electors IN Stafford they
expressed their pleasure Mt II ami
hoped that there would bG introduced
into the bin some plan for tho better
payment OF poor yOlcrs For tho con
vrnicn"r of would be NJ. P,H scatS
used Ia he prorurablr for 5000 or TO-
600 rnsh down. while toward tho close
Of the eighteenth century the borough
~ Cation and many others were ne
tunlly publicly advertised for snle by
auction. The snlcs were not for a Hln-
gle parliament. but tho foo simple In
Guided the power Of nominating tbs
two representatives forcvcr.-London
Globe
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

resent Justice Inside the door is an nj
tao, the first Christian altar in Spain.
huilt nv Queen Isabella The next pat
rs in ruins, having been blown up by Ma
polcon. only walls remaining to show
past graz dcur The mex door we cutter
ed showed ~ the palace proper. No
words can tell the beauty OF these rooms.
large with dumed ceilinps; walls and eel.
inHs stucco. painted aud enameled in
gorgeous colnrs which apparently have
not faded during the centuries. One
small room. the bath room. has been re.
stored to show the orignalcoluiing but
could see but little DIN renee between il
and those which had besnleft uni uched
bought picture frame which | saw
boy making, giving an idea of the walls.
I he fran represents one OF the windows
in he palace.
After lunch and drive went out tor
walk with DR.. r. We had lovely
walk through the old lart of the town,
as IA ladder. A Spanish woman asked
Us in to see her house. Nc found u few
W ,rds of French and smile went long
way, not tn speak oi "A few pennies We
W ut on. crowd of children following,
that reminded me oi kip'inp's william
the Couqucror" as went On ahead and
| al a. ht ~, 4.
Then we went to the Gypsy Hill.
These people are about the lowest type
0i civilization They live in holes in the
hill, no windows. one or two rooms dug
Out of the hill; no ilbor except earth. and
II board set up for u door, Policemen
patrol this quarter, and we had two
with us We went into one hut when
they were at supper, a bowl Of s;ewed
goats Il 'sh. II few stalks Of celery aud
bread. They are very hosptable, and
invited us to eat. They dress in gay red
and yellow. the girls with tambourines,
and children nv the hundreds
We got back to the hotel in time for
supper. Left there yesterday morning,
and had a fine all day trip on the train
again, straight through the mountains.
crossed the Sierra Nevadns, followed a
little mountain stream for miles, going
through IL tunnels enc after the other.
and each time finding our little stream
again Reached Algccr,z to find they
had had heavy squat. which we were
glad to have missed Today NC have
been resting, gettingren iortomoirow
at AlRiers. N u. NJ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
Takino One'a Own puIas.

Being nbIc 10 take" Ou1's own
pulse IL n doubtful accomplishment,
becnusc the heart hns some prculinrl-
ties tho importance OF which are sure
to he 0yercstlmnied except by physi'
cinns and much uncnslncss Occaslonci
IN consequence. lrreRunrIty ~ tbs
pulse IL natural 10 no small number
OF people without other signs " dis
ense. II may also be simply n tlnn-
silent symptom. due 10 errors " habit
or other causes which, disappearing,
lsave no trace behind them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Chinese names Of places often dehnn
their character Thus tho terminal
yang means fortress. Plngyang tho
fortress Of peace" "Chcng' mems II
walled city. ns FcnghunngchcnH tho
"rhcnix walled city," "shnn" IL II
mountain, "hui" the sen, "kuan" II
cnmp; thus ShnnknIkuan IL the 'moun-
thin sea camp" A ling" IL noun.
tain pnss; Motlcnllng. ncnr Mukdcn. "
the "hcnvcn srrnping pass"
The suflixcS tao and "to" Indicate
Islands; ''po" ar "pho," II lmrbor:
"wnn," II bay, "kIung" aud "ho." II
river; "kow," II port, "rI." first clnss
city; "Ju." provincial capital "Pci'
IL north. "nnn" Is south. king" is cnp.
Itnl. These HulllNos help to explain
such familiar names In these days Ms
Snnshnnino, chcmulpo. Tnllenwnn.
Ynnglsrkinng, IIoangh0. Yinkow. Che
H. AnJu. rcklng aud NnnkIng, New
York Tribune
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
oNE DOLLAR A YHAR IN ADVANCE.
Mediterranean Sea, OF The Coast Of
Spain.

SuNDAY. February 20. 1910.
This is The lnvcllcst, wnrncst day. aud
| am sitting on deck III he sun This IL
our first day in the Mediterranean, aud
also our first warm day, tor the weather
has been cold aud very rough Each day
that We have been on shore. however.
has been warm aud bright lnlour days
W should be in Athens. aud have letters
from you all. aud they certainly will br
welcome. There is some question AZ to
ON being able to land IN Grcccr, on nc.
viii he all right
Now must tell you about Spain We
dropped anchor AT Cndh at 7 a NJ,
Wednesday, landed in "A hig tender, and
then all got into carriages $50 ni us-
but divided into small parties We drove
about tadil for two hours, saw the big
Cathedral which has "A stone in its CryLt
which. when stamped upon, echoes
through the whole church Thea We
went to Pontius Pilates hum", II is
handsome. walled. tiled nndcnlprcd We
saw goats being driven through the
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

A Frrn"llmnn with nm imperfect
knowledge ~ English was once called
upon for an inter dinner speech lie
struggled along mnnfulIy for n few
minutes, managing 10 turn one or two
good phrnscs Finally he excused him.
self from further effort by saying, Il
will no longer cnckroach on your time"
An EnglIshnnn sitting next To hlIa
II the table rcmnrkcd "Your speech
was dooccd clever. bah Jovc! But you
used the wrong word at the close.
don't you know. You should have said
I will no longer hcucrnnrh upon your
time "
# srr,' said the FIR, Gilman Il
ug"d the wrong gender" exchange.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
CatliIII OF Stomach.

d EV.J. Il. PEELER, llondorFonville
N SC, writes:
81 dcairc TO mako known Tor the hcuo.
ii;of suffering humanity my"Np"ri"nr,
with Hcruuu.
81 was afflicted with catnrrh OF Ia,
stomach, and though tried many rem
cdics and applied to several doctors, ii
was All IN vain.
"lIad IL not hrcn for p"runn I hclicy,
] would have been IN my grave to-day.
al have every reason T." b"li"v" that
Pcruna iI tho create I remedy for en-,
turrh known 10 the waald. Therefor,
j haze been, and tha'l continue to roe
9mmrnd it to tho" who Nru UNIV H."
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kecpirp Up hppearances.

Husband olIddrnIy walm@ up NJ
dead Of nI%i,l What Ia the world was
that nois"f wife CcnImly ia All
right, dear ri" guests u III" Money
bngs' bail are Just coming home and
! Slipped down aud gave Our front door
a slam. 80 lii" n"ighborS would thiua
we were there New York journal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

WHEY You told mo the other day
We must avoid all luxurlcs and con.
fine ourselves 10 absolute necessities
only. Iiubby-That's so, my dear.
Wifey-Weil. last night You came homo
from the club In cab. IIubby-Yes,
but that WINS an absolute necessity
Fllegende Batter.
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Mislsading.

"rhat IL n fat prosperous looking
envelope. Does our salesman send Nv
q big bunch ~ ordcrst'
mot exactly. Tint envelope con-
tnins n receipt for his Inst check. his
expense account FOR this week, ro.
quest for u salary raise aud rcquisl.
tlOn for some more expense acCOuns
Blanks" Louisville Courier. Journal.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

DEN. !. q. DUKES, Pastor Of tho
N Unitarian Church at Pinctown,
N, g., writes:
only wife has been in q very bad state
or health for several years, aud nuih-
ing seemed 10 do her any good until she
ho"nn To use Pcruna ono month ugo.
since then tho color has returned to
her face, and she IL gaining In ncsh
every day, and | believe she ia IL we'll
woman to-day.
"My little hoy, ton years old, was pale
and had hut little Tito. lie hogan tnu,e
'crunn the day his mother hogan. To-
day his face Is rosy, and he Is out In tho
yard running and jumping with tho
rect Of the children"
Throat Trouble.
Rev. II. W. rate, go Lincoln Ava.
| Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes
that for several years he has been troub.
l'd with II peculiar spasmodic affection
of ia" thront, which iutcrrrrcd with hIs
Yornlion ~ II preacher. Ito took poru.
IN and his trouble disappeared.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Judge 90 prisoner You ar" charged
with havin; seriously injured your
wife by iuclpsIus her In Il folding bed
What lInv" YOU 10 say for yUursrlr
Prisoner Your honor wished Ia s"e
n II was possible to shut her up
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Tho Major What's this hear. ia.
vld about your nearly saving u man
from drowning? David did save i'm
from drowu!n'. only the life buoy il
I'm on the end aud killed I'm London
Tatlpr
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Miss Enstside 80 Tint Il n lovely
gown, but haven't | seen II before
Miss Westside--No; think not. !
have only worn It at very few smart
affairs this season,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Mrs. Hpuscr lhcnring tremendous
pOise In the kilchcm Great goodness,
Jane, what was that, an earthquake
shOckf Jane calmly picking up tho
pieces Of glass; No, mum; only a lit
fla lnr
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
A FEARLESS, HONEST PREACHER
GIVES HIS OPINION OF Pc RU-NA,
An Up-tO-Date Clergyman Describes
an up-tO-Datc Household Remedy
that Has HAD the Test o.
Time and Is known tho
World Over.

an outspukcn opinion on any remedy,
however highly they may esteem it.
Others are not afraid.
One of those who H. not afraid Is
quoted below. Read what he says.
He means every word of it. If you
stamp. He viii tell you what he
thinks.
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Wilma.

Jane, AZ the table we wish to DO
served with alacrlty." +
AN right. mum. win you have n
after the soupi'-I.ondOn Answers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Kindness " the golden chain BY
which society Is bound together
Goethe,
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J. BELGIAN } & SON
Stubborn as Mules

are liver and bowels some times, seem Ia
bnlk without cause Tfcu there's trouble
Loss at Appetite Iudigrstipn Nervousness
Uc~pundcHcy. Headache But such troubles
ny before br Kings Nrw Lite rms, the
worlds best Stumnch and Liver rrm'iy 50
easy 20 at { l.. Moutuun'd'- rel Air,
Nd and Darlington Pharmacy Darlington,
Md
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-26

geben? 8, Ell - Ell ~ftlir3te Ger
9immel einl &eoe ni6t Don iolde1t
Woglidfeiten, Sonte &%oialnunoe, es
tit ld6erlid, nllr ooran 5l o~enfeni"
uGer5eibe, 9(nne Morie,~ folt
feierlid flungen Die @orte, i'd
mar 5ugegenl ulS Define iterbcnoe
Mutter &laus oas 8eriprcden at-
nabm, Old ME perloiien, Did I'M
lner bei6ileen 81 mollen. Mber linn
oonlit 51 perbiete1t, cine antere
Sralt, cine Srol1, oie fem 0er5 iih
mablt, 5u lieben = oas bot lie potr-
boftig nidt g%elpolt!"
uSonte Hoiomunoel" REF ba3
Wdo6en falt orobeno.
uNein, mein aino, ib lpieoer6ole
es, 3ei1e W1tter mar piel Sit GIT,
piel ai gere6t, INN 10 etmas 81 Min
ldell; tie ielbit mar gu gliidli6 in
lbrer Gbc, ais ooB iie lire &inber =
ober mon 9ieu, ih uereifcre mid
gong llnniib, 9u boit eben elmo gan5-
li6 irrige a~uffaiiung oieies Ser
lpre6ens."
u&Ious ielbit fat es min 10 eeiost,
Sunte Moiammnoe!" erfldrte oas
Wdbden in einem Gone, Ser jcben
@ioerlprub unmoelid madte.
Ourtietunn iolnt.)
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ton Geaoers ais 5uldBli6e 2eie6lF
der in Den ,eriten bier 8roocn ber@
lllbsipeiie ein5ufiibren.
9os 9nl=&omite teiltc mt oaB
rs oetl &ontroft fir Del 3lt!l Gin
Glen Der 6l1BbDoen Ser Gulf Nefis
ming So. 5uerfonnt babe. 0iele lie.
fert oas Del SIT % Gents Der SOL
lone.
9ie @erren Spran uno 6entiEan
iurlroen abgeoronet, nm nit Oen
@titglieoeru bes- Stabtrats Sic nSti-
gen S6ritte sur 9eeung cincs
Semers an Storr StraBe 81 t%reifen.
9ieies Setper loa iid) o1f 5lpei 8lofS
crltreden unb miro pom ser Stabt
uno Dem S6ulrot qemeinifoftlih
9ebaut.
Ger 9raiioent oes Sdulross lritr-
DC beauftragt, oen Mietsfunlraft
fir sic ietigen Sfficerd,lme nlf 2
peitere Wonote SIT erneuern.
9os Gertififot bon Sri. Morie
S'NeiG murbe ais permanent er=
fart, 90 Die Game elm Oiplonl Scr
Ssmeea Normal uno Elm 9eGense
gertififot oes Stootes Nelu Dorf
beiitt.
@err 60. Spnon bradte folgenben
Sinon5beriht elm: Nllseoben in ssn=
Ii $965.10. 8anf=lteberl9ub um 1.
auellit: $110,631.99. aud mitroel
ole foleefoen Gin5elbeiten ptrQe=
-lest: vSinfing Sono" $t9,Gs6.43,
Snterellen=Sono S42t.52, Moore-
Sono $23O.25. t5uiammen $751;
27O.t9. Die lesteren gin6eibei!en
iinb ni6t in ben @onf- llehc:idu6
eingere6net.
Der itaotiihe Solicitor 6. gide-
main herihtet f%olgenoc &oleftioncll
BON S1ullteuern: Moi $2t2,397.=
SO; Suli $8S3.S2.
Die @abl zines S6ulorstes r'ltr~
oe nod binausgeihoben.
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Gdhtlrats. @erbanblnnaen.

Sn Der Sdulratiisung ait Ton.
nerftag niiroen 90 neile 2ehrer
(reip. 2ebrerinnen) angeiteIt. nm
8afan5en aus5ufiillen uno als Sub
itittte einautreten. Niit oieien lit
iest Die 3abI bon mebr ots 800
2ebrern p~olitdnoig. Die angeItea-
ten ii1b: Mabel 9ugeer, 8iola
@bite, 5annie 2airo, Marp 0elle
WcGen5ie> .gli5obetb Carr, Jlo-
renee yeamons; Marguerite Mobin-
ion, Camille yeantens, @roo 3al.
bot, Bird Wanep, gliaobetb Mod,
Gatberine @raD, Carrie Soiep, State
Matbetps, Suite 4pplenbite. Mto-
mie @iggins Mamie S'grien, @irs
90 Moore, Soa @elfer, CLARA Ni-
dolls, 9eliie MaDnaro un6 @erren
8. Bacon uno 8. 81. Mnrnea,
SRI. snnie Gallagher uno SRI.
Settle Carpenter erbielten einen llr-
laub beDiaigt, ltno folgenoe @eb-
rerinnen reidten. aus peridisoenen
urio6en, ibre &eiignotion elm.
2eonore Summel, gonnoc Corpen-
fer, Gliie 9ropn, aittie 81. Carlisle,
Rittie See Mboms, Mope @urtis nno
Serr SO. 8. &igbtotper.
superintendent 2ufin erbiclt Or
Iaubnis, Sic Serie Der Seem Gouco.
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Ter Gonifpr 9selo

Ger &omifer 9elo Sonar
in Berlin liilternubln fiir5lih aui Of.
fener StroBe einen ooppeltcn Sclbil-
morboeriuf. Sm Angeiidll ieiner
auf bem 9nlfou iitenoen sSr0u Idol
er iid cine allgel in Die SdJldit
uno itiir5te lid OILS Oieler Sd)rf
nidt totli6 mirfte, Dor ois GtroBen,
bobn. Gem @ogenfiibrer oelaltg es
ieood. redt5eitia 5u bremien, ic
BOB Soman nidt iiberfabre1 mrroe,
Ger &omitifer erfldrte, baB Scben
lott 81 bahen, meil i'm ienae 6rau
ungliiflid, mode. Gr babe oober
Dor ibren Augen oeh Selbitmor0
berillh allf offcner Strobe hegoracn.
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Gritamnte Sfeptifer.

0oB zinc einfo9e, reinIife, mol.
ried)enoe aompolition, 1pie Bud.
le1s Irllico Salbe, grono.. Shnitt-
uao olbere @unoen, iotp,e 9eule,1
ulb 5anlorrboiben olgenblifIid fiji
riert, %eritount Sfeptifer. @eriuHt es
% Gts. bel al1en 9ruggiitcs.
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Gmtocftc cine rcidc Iine..

9. @. @euos bon Goal Gitp, @(a.,
Iogtc, er babe cine maDre Minc
Don @eiunobeit III Or. &inas SEEN
2ife Tillen entbedt, ga iie ien nadj
t2ia6rigent 2eiocn bon cincr 2shtr
mo Nicreu-aronfbeit furierfen. %
Gts. bel oIen 9ruooiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-26
s 8.

County, einell Ser noroliNiteIt Nalte
bonole=G olulties unleres Steote5,
fplnmt oie 9to6ri6t, o0b cs oert
9onerltog gei6neit fat.
Die oAeu-9raunfellec Bel
ting" berihtet: Sin friiberer Nell-
8raunfelier, SEER Or. Sror5 s.
Goblnen, lit ais Erofeiior Ser ata-
tbenotif an sic Sarporo-llniueriis
tot in Maiiod)uietts, sic gr0Bte urlb
ongeiebenite llniperiitdt oe5 2onoes,
6erltfen moroen. Die taglidjcl Sci
tllngen beribten Oariiber 6olgcn-
oes: Ser fiir5li6 na6 Soruaro oLs
Yrofeiior Ser Matbemotif 5er,tielle
Or. 5ran5 S. 9obmelt lit ieit lei.
nem f%iinften 2ebensiobre poultdn-
Dig erblinoet. @r gilt ols elmer
Der beoeutenolten Watheliyutifer
oes Satoes. ST %ltuoierte Oh Der
uniperiitdt pom Seros IMP iieB
lid iooann an Ser @reiTslpuloer
llniperiitdt IN 9euti6lano inlnas
tricnlicren, no CT ieine1 Gofior scr
8biloiopbie ma6te. Bon 1905
bis 1907 mirfte er ais Eruillior
ser Wot6enlotif an ieiner' 9lnlo
Moter, Ser llniperiitat bon Sern5.
OF. 9obmen lit Jeootb ni6t ser
ein5ige Slinoe am 2%ebrforpcr Don
Sorporo. auf Gbomos Snl, eiu
2ebrer Der englil6en SproGge, i'll
erblinoet, bat uber iein 9lugenli0t
erit filr5lib perloren. ST nor i.
bod i'm Stanoe, nod lpie Dol IT'D
ocrielben Sii6tigfcit III ieincr 2ebr-
~tGtigfeit fort5ufabren.
Mus @alpelton lit Deate Mtor,
gen oie erlte Sdiffslobune Nol1tl.
woIle oiesiabrieer Grflte nbocfaD.
rem. Sic beitebt aus $500 @oGen
unb lit fir Die ipanii6e StoM Nor.
celouo beitimnt.
SSl Der gtabe bon @lroraop,
Ser Gountpbauptltabt bon SMlcibel
@ountp, muroe Ser Holld)beiiser
Charlie Green BON leinem 9tod)barn
Soc Spsoale erldolien. Die Heioen
Manner botten .i6on lotge i'll lln-
frieben eelebt.
Sn Ser N0be BON 2aDegniu
bronnte sic S6eune BON au,1ilt
Sampfe nit ibrent gelanlnten ,Sll-
balt ab. Dos 5euer ioG baourd,
entltonoen iein, Dob elm fleines
fiinfidbriges Wao1en ELM Stlei1.
9ol5 anitri6 nno oonn falell iieB.
SSn 9oainger iuuroe Die 5tp0lf-
iabrige Selma gallineer bon einer
piitenoen &ase olgefollen. GGnell
entidloiien pafte iie oos Iier bel
oen SinterfiiBen uno idlue Is gegen
Elm 6elsitiif, 10 bob ibm Ser G60.
Del 5ertriimmert murbe. Wton sal
oas Moohen nod gliiitin ing So
iteur Snltitllt eeI6ift.
eugene @ilion in 9aDlol ner-
lndtc nelilid ieiner 6rou nit einenl
Saidenmciier Ben Sols ob5ridnctren
uno bra6tc i6r aud eitc ldipcre
S6nittlpnnoe BEL, oonn idynitt ct iid)
Ielbit mehrere Wole tiei III Sen
SOILS uno permnnoete iid 10 ldjmer,
oaB CT mabrideinli6 iterben nirh.
@as ben Wonn sn oieier Snt ucroll-
laBt bat, tpeiB mon nidt.
SSn Ser Nobe bon Grap5urs
luuroe 5rou See @orfs BON ci1tein
Heger angefaaerL ols Tie bon lbrein
Sauie nod Der Staot gine. anf ihr
Sdreien fam Siilfe berbei l,lb Ser
Neger entflob.
SIM Sitter BON 40 Sabren Ttart
III Souiton 5rit Broebl, Elm 5cfann-
fer 9eiitiher Ser MoenoliosGtaot.