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The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
REDS RETURN FOR
SEASON In LONDON
American Set Looks For
ward to Gayety.

London, Nov. 25.-The American Am
bassador and Mrs. whiteIaw Reid will
be at Dorchester House for the greater
part Of the winter, much to the salts
faction of Anglo-Americans in London.
who look to Park lane for constant en-
tertainment. The weekend parties at
Wrest Park Will be continued up to
Christmas and early in the new year.
Mrs. Reid may pay a short visit to
America.
Winter entertainments in town will
also be given by Mrs. Ava Astor, whose
new home, IS Grosvenor square, is
now practically complete, and filled with
wonderfully old furniture. The Duchess
of Marlborough. after taking her son to
the Riviera, will divide her time between
London and Paris. The duchess has
given up big functions and dinner par
ties. and seldom invites more than eight
or ten to dinner.
Rome and the Riviera will claim many
Americans during the next two or three
months. The newly wed Princess Di
Bassiano. who was n Miss Chaplin, of
New York, will be much feted in the
Italian capital, where her mother-in-law,
the Duchess Scrmeneta Is a very great
parsonage. Among Americans who will
visit London on their way to the Riviera
are Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
who are expected in Cannes in Deem
her.
Israel Zangwill is disguised at the crit
les reception of his blank verse play,
THE War Guard" which is being pre-
scented at matinees at His Majestys The
alter, but is not the least disheartened.
Sir Herbert Tree is equally dsigusted, as
he thinks it is a great play. and intends
to defy the critics by placing it on the
evening bill. Iangwill says the Amer
lean critics We're even fiercer when his
play, The Melting Pot" was produced
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
'SUPERMAN" SHAW
ON STAINED GLASS
English Woman SatiriZes
Celtic Wit Cleverly.

London, Nov. 25.-George Bernard Shaw
has bought from the artist, Miss Caro-
line Townshend, a stained glass window
immortalizing himself asia superman in
the act of remaking the world.
Whether Mr.. Shaw commissioned Miss
Townshend to make this work of art for
himself or whether Miss Townshend
made II on her own responsibility and
then sold it to Mr.. Shaw, is not exactly
clear. But at any rate, it's made, and
Mr.. Shaw owns 1t.
Mr.. Shaw is not the only man por-
trayed in the immortal allegory which
Miss Townsheni has depicted in glass
There are others, but Mr.. Shaw is easily
the most important of them all. H. G.
Wells for instance, who is shown in the
allegory, appears merely as an ordinary
underman. with his fingers up at his
nose, Haunting the noble army OF wor-
shippers at the shrine of Shaw's immortal
books.
The three supermen who are reforming
the world over the heads of this group
of worshipers are, as seen from left to
right on the stained glass windows, Ed
ward R. Pease, secretary of the Fabian
Society; Sidney Webb, and Mr.. Shaw.
Pease is pumping the bellows of the
forge, while Webb and Shaw are ham,
mering the hot world on an anvil. Be-
low them are the noble army of wor-
shippers. members of the Fabian Society.
on their knees with hands devOutly
clasped before a pile of books written
by Shaw and Webb.
There are only two Earring notes in the
picture. These are furnished by II. q.
Wells, with his fingers at his nose, and
DR.. Lawson Dodd, who, although on his
knees like the others before the shrine
of Shaw, is secretly reading Mr.. Wells
book, New Worlds for Old"
Ancient Greeks practiced palmistry.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
QUEER ABDUCTION
is TALK OF PARIS
Avenue du Trocadero Scene
of Strange Incident.

Paris, Nov. 5.-A couple OF days ago
there was an abduction in the Avenue
du Trocadero, which at the moment was
believed to be one of the fantastic events
that happen almost every day in Paris,
and which are produced for the cine
matograph pictures. 1t is now stated,
however, that the abduction in the pres
ent case was something more than this,
and was in reality a proceeding taken by
Prince Louis of Monaco to obtain pos
session of his daughter.
The circumstances are interesting. For
some years there has been a certain
amount of dlssension between Prince
Louis and his father. Prince Albert Of
Monaco. In consequence of this, a fam
lily arrangement was come to by which
Prince Louis daughter was placed in
charge of n Nine. Kohn, an intimate
friend OF the Chld's grandfather, who
lives in the Avenue du Trocadero. Prince
Louis had access to his child and was a
frequent visitor at Nine. Kohn's resi-
dence Recently two new governesses
were appointed to take charge OF the
little princess education.
Prince Louis lately came to the conclu-
sion that these ladies were intoxicating
sentiments hostile to himself in his
daughters mind and he decided, as he
was unable to obtain their dismissal, to
regain possession Of the child. Accord
ingly he presented himself at Nine.
Kohns about midday on Tuesday last,
attended by a couple of friends, in a
motor car. Despite the objections of the
two governesses, who were the only occu-
pants of the house at the time, Prince
Louis took the child and placed her in
the car. The governesses insisted on &C
complaining her, but when the Boise de
Boulogne was reached the two women
were quietly but firmly persuaded to get
out. The car then drove to DIR. Doyan's
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

on your side, out points triumphantly to
the fact that this play has been running
three years in America.
In order to show his complete indif-
ference to and independence of the crit
les, ZangwIll has written a new play,
The Next Religion" which will be pro-
duced by Margaret Anglin in America
and perhaps by Lena Ashwell in Lon
DON 1t is a terribly serious play but
Zangwill says he can write farcical
comedies, just as easily. In order to
prove this he has dashed off one which
Arthur Boucher has purchased, and in
tends to produce shortly.
The nastiest thing Zangwill has said
so far about the critics is that IF his
blank verse play had been adapted from,
say, The Hungarian, the critics would
have called it a masterpiece" Mary
Anderson is hack again in the ancient
village of Broadway, in Worcestershire.
She is contemplating a fresh dramatic
cola boration with Robert Hichens.
Italian army rations include cigars.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
BERLIN AROUSED
OYER NEW EXPOSE
Children Alleged to Be Sold
Into Slavery.

Berlin. Nov. ga stir has been caused
in Berlin by the publication of a book
entitled Little White Slaves" written
by former woman police assistant, Sis
ter Henriette Arendt, who alleges that
every year hundreds of German children
are sold into slavery.
A female employment agent" in Ber-
lin told the writer in the presence OF
witnesses that she delivered children
abroad for different purposes at prices
ranging from SO to $780, a particularly
large number going to Russia Neither
the police, the municipal guardians, nor
the children rescue societies ever created
any trouble. Only a few weeks ago a
child had been delivered to a Russian
baron for $500. but in this case the
child came of good stock from aristo-
cratic parents and was we'll worth the
price paid for 1t.
The average buying price Of a child
OF working-class parents in Berlin IS SO,
while for children of the better-class
people more money Is paid. ranging up
to $3.50 to $500 for children Of noble
birth.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
CHRISTMAS CARD POPULAR.


Losing in Favor.
London, Nov 25.-No less an authority
than Sir Adolph Tuck says that there is
no sign Of the Christmas card waning in
public favor.
Rather is It the reverse. More de-
signs-each more striking than its pred
csessors. II that be possible-are brought
out now than ever before. More novel
anil interesting seem the ideas as Christ
mas comes near again, and new design
ers and new writer's make their appear
ance.
The very latest in the field Is a fair
princess of the imperial house of Hohen-
zollern, a German lady of royal rank,
who is devoting artistic talents of very
high order to the designing OF Christmas
cards. This royal artist. who is a near
kinswoman of the Kaiser, has a pretty
taste and a clever brush, and her designs
for an entirely new series of Christmas
cards have just been accepted by Sir
Adolph.
Intended originally for private circula-
ton among the royalties and court cir
cles of Europe, the cards will now be re-
produced for publication, and 1t Is posi-
BILE that very shortly permission will
have been given for their sale generally.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
ST. GILES MINUS CLOCK.
Chimes Are Proposed for Famous
EdinburEh Cathedral.

Edinburgh Nov. ga clock which had
no face or hands, and which will only
indicate the time by the striking of the
hours and the quarter hours. is proposed
for st. Giles Cathedral. Since work
man fell through the case of the old
clock some time ago. it has been at a
standstilI. The members of the town
council committee who have charge of
the matter are unanimous in thinking
that the tower of st. Giles will be better
without clock face at all: and the other
day an offer by Leith street clockmaker
for a modern installation of the kind in
Dictated was considered.
The committe recommended its accept
ance. 1t is proposed to place the old
clock. which has served for 200 years in
Edinburghs ancient Cathedral church, in
the City Museum.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
FIGHT OVER TOLST0I ESTATE.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 25.-Tolstoi's es-
tate at Yasnoya is the subject Of a
tragic comedy. TOlstoI desired 1t to be
divided among the peasants. His family
who in business matters did not often
see eye to eye with him-want to sell
1t to the government.
They are asking $4,000, but the govern
ment appraisers fixed the outside value
at 100000. The government, however, IS
willing to pay $3.50, 900 for the estate as a
monument to the illustrious dead. but
they will not submit to a measure of
control by the family.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

nursing home. in the Rue Piccini. where
the princess was placed in charge OF that
physician, as she is at present suffering
from a slight attack OF appendicitis. Here
her father intends to remain until she is
recovered.
The whole affair, as already indicated,
Is the outcome OF certain family disagree
ments. and 1t is not expected that any
legal proceedings will arise from the in
cidPnt
The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
cobweb. Carried By Kan.a. Wind.

Thousands of cobwebs, many of them
exceeding ten feet in length. passed over
Junction City, Kans., recently, being
blown by the wind in a southwesterly
direction. The air was full Of webs,
which could be plainly seen near the
sun. They were from 20 to 200 feet in
the air, and spiders could be seen on
many of them. The unusual occurrence
attracted many people.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

Die auptes binein. Das ifi pl0blid
tpisber lpie btuffhes Gebirge; idb
bohte on bic Iuiiigsn aurDrthen an
Der GhiDarSn1loer 6Dllenthalbdhn
unb ipnnosrte mid fait. isin beionntts
0siiht su finben. Dos 1T allss 10 uIls
fpanifh pereniislih; Die Cuff 10 leid1t
uno bic Shritte Der Wenihen 10 frsi;
unn Der along BON Mrbei. aus al ben
Gobriten uno Minentperien bat bier
nirhts GequdIrs, fIinat Inftis in ben
rsinen Tag, in pas fotis, bebaglihe
Qsben Der iItinsn ndu'er, iibsr oensn
blaus Rduhpolien fif gum DolSs
frineeln.
Id tpurbe miibe bon an benz
Ghausn. Gum ltbtsn WaIs fob ih bei
Durango in Elm fpeiies 1bal mil pielen
5duftrn, sabrisihlo.en, airhen; fat
ben Ilub Durango, BON DieIen Briider
iiberfpdnnt. Der Grse. bol3urbsitsn
Wein. unb ;Sriihis - Die ride Mr.
beitsbeute eines sinietn 0oI.es - gum
Weer trdai. Damn iebnie it mid sn'
rid unb fab nthts m.hr. Go fpdl
iuobltbusnb. 70 miioe su isin BON laiit'
fhOnsn, ifarttn gircriidsn.
abtr pI1blih Ihimmerte Der Wie'
berThein BON pieIen 8oesrlompen II
mtins balbasihloHenen Auseu. Gs fpai
sben nod, 10 ftil sttuefen. nur otl
9.rsioit Der Rdbtr bate 2.ben in oi
| fh0ne 9erirGuntheit elmer einfamsr
Reiis sebratt; jssi idbius elm Shipul
bon TDnen In oies 1erniein. Di
absnbaloden ppn pieIen airden. oi
| ;Fsisrobenbrufs bon hunoert Damp
pfeifsn, Hofisln pcn R1oern unb nb
| asriiTen, sriibsnb, tam oa uno bort be-
bic Gtropbs sinss 9isbss. Der 3uI
fubr in Bilbao stn. benz grobisn 3a
fenpIab b.s ipaniidsn Rorosns. cine
| Siooi, bi. Iih iaft omeri,dHiit In D.
| S6h arbeiiet. unb bon Der gu srsdh'sl
cine berShaiis Jrsuos iein ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

Grinntrungen an euses
nie Grb6fp. Jn ipenissn 5astn
r.rSen. 70 idrsibt Der .ROlano Don
Berlin, fiiniunbspansis Sabre per-
oana.u f.in, ieitbem guasnis erSoi1
ihrem iuns.n Gsten ourh einen ipohl'
aesislisn Shub elm irsiipiIisss enes
fetie. ginem 9ebtn. oas ldhsno uno
perbeibunsspoa Dor ibr su litsen
Itisn. Tenn lie beiab 5ugsno, S1on'
belt unb aa!snt orei 9cben. ois
Iid, nur BEL ptrieen Riiniiltrtnnei
Der 8iibne p.rsinist finosn. sic mar
etr 9ieblins bss publiiams. besos
Gag.n, bic oamaIs fir ithr bod gals
ten, unb bate Don DeriraHoisn stH
rehi biibitss 9erm0sen ererbt. une
gie ,par bic grout zines Wannts. ben
lie ,dr!Iidt lisbie unb burh ben iie ben
eriten areifsn Der Oeieuihcft Sugts
fiibrt gu ipsrbtn boffte. eugene 0rs
o5ip mar ungariu bon 0kburt nne
bate ibre 2aufbabn am 1beaisr on
Der gnien begoHnsn. Die Mnmuth ihs
r.r grfteinuns. Der WoHtIons ibrsr
Gimme uns ibr sra,iSies. In anen
Situaiipnen nssentss Gpisl perf&dffit
ibr boio sintn Muf noA Berlin, ipo lie
srIt i'm i5risorih WiIhlmHdoier
9xassr. Ip1tsr i'm WaIbalIds Dprsss
tenixcisr auftras. Domois mar ois
@!ansseit Der alien stbksenen Spes
reite Der Giraub, Wlli0der. Supps
uno Der fronsSiiihen Nompciitipnen
aleiGer RiGiune. Hdmentlid dIs
.,9lanon4 snt5ii6te gussnie erooip bic
Bsrliner. lisbernG horts man bamols
Wle!ooien aus bieler beute fdii Dsrssfs
fen<n Cperstie. isbtr trallsrte bns
Qiso: IA, aanon, su Dir III mein
lisbfi<r Sang ginss 9oees b6rie
man. bob Gussnis GroOip fi4 NIT
einem iunesn Cffisier Gus pornebms
fen GouIe perlobi babe unb butb
Ordfin Gira6tpib h<ibsn D<rDe,
DoRn abtr btsannsn fih biefer Qers
tinbuEg 6inbsrHiHs TN ben Nse 81
jteIen. U<rnanbtt unn Jreunbs bs1
grafsn rieibsn ibm bon isinem 0ors
bab<n ab. Die bdb!infeH GsEii4te
! iib<r bic Uergonasnheii feiner 8rcul
tauhitn nui. sr purbs in fsiHem Qnt'
| iGluHs ihmanltno, uHo oie ilttns
| Gptretisnbipa sriff imlisbli6 ~ si'
/ nsm btroiiden Miiiei. am ibren Der
ltfumbern ihr llnreGt por alIer H)ell
nnNoamsiitn. Gis tdbtfs w am 8,
i G<ptembsf 1883 unb pEbneie an. bat
librs asi1e is3igt nnb tire I'm
y f2nlh bur9 Elm dEjtJideb attef lsit'
loefeut peybeu foIIs. 4lls sel3a9 q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

Iheinlit ous benz Grunbe, Bob ne
bierin einen G6ritt gum Sosiolismus
erbliden. Uait biefer Verblsnonna
iperoen iie aIiidlifer Deiis niht ourhs
brinssn. Wenn man oos llntrant nidt
arsidtet, sebt bas geiunos getrsios 81
@runoe. Menn man Die ftoblthen
sluspiidIe beg aapitaIismus nihi be-
Ieitist, tam bieIer ii6 nitt behaupter
uno pie mir asiust baben, mare tstr
qrDberes unglid bsntbor, als ipenf
fte iapitaIiitiits Dirthfhaftsoronune
eufbOrte. Nit ihrem Wioerfdnoe ge
gen beredtiste itaatlite 6hriores "a
gen bic rsaiiiondrsn Glsmsnte ben W
CD, auf ipslhsm iis iiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

fdInsen rings I'm ilmtreis bic fd30ntn
Iunnen Inn. Damn unD fponn pers
nabm mar bds 6inftlneen oes etfdIls
ten Giomntes, In Der GtilIe unb Grs
rsgung sin alang bon unbeihrsiblitb
fhmsr5poller Glags.
Die GunieIhsit fhritt Dor unb inls
mer snifhisbener perlor bas Shous
IpieI, bos iih in folder 66be pou
arauenhafter rnerbittlihieit polioos.
an niebsrem Mnfhein: mas Dor6in
3iide unb elmer ihleih.nosn JstHo'
f6oft alicb, iporb nun bas Bib timer
aranbiolen usbtrp6ltisung. Wis Elm
unoeheures yionbtbisr FAB ons Jeusr
aui bem Riiden bss ipebrloisn 1ergss.
ssrbib, serrib, piirste, umrdns 'hn.
uiiblte ibn auf, mari iih. ihlsuoertt
lid, bin uup ber on ieinsm asib. bis
ibm - ipis Shreis! bic eIiibenosn
Gteint entftiir3tsn, Geuerlatpinen. snts
febentraaeno, in flammenber Dluht
bic iieile 1Ianie binobflattsrnb. flsss
aeab, - ober lpie Weteore, feurig bers
dbfouTeno, nieoerfanisn. SEPT begunn
bic Ghubmannihnft unten bos Dab
bes Saults al beiprisen. Die Junitn
Ipranaen bier uno bort unb ffon
Td,ien es, ais idbs siner auf bem RAD
boripaIo, Der itin In Der bunslen
Nbenpluft pefharrte. iaum bab bic
| Gpiben isiHsr bof,iteu gdume iid
reaten. gber es mar nur Idufdung;
bier bditen bis pipnisre sinen gnisn
graben ge3oesn. WanhmoI fab man
bic 0eiiafien Der Soibdten bod oben
gang ,lein spiiden ben Stdmmsn.
| Die gufsgung TN Cri ities NIT
oem 1euer. Der grono Ituhtese jesi
| tisF in bic s5esrnbs Ratt. Die ein3sIs
nsn gidter rpartH chamber ftcn 10
nabe, bdb fih ainisn bilosi.n unb bic
| pbantaiie fis ergrsifsu icnnie. Gin
unaeheurss rieiigss go itann, fpie Elm
furhtbarss Wnhrssideu. In Jlammens
Idrift iiber ben sdnssn Gang eeihries
ben. Man ionnis perioIssn, ipie es 3u
1hoI alitt, lang binrinneHc iuieBuhs
ftdbtn, bic man NIT bem fgingtr IN
anaebaudt.s SIas ftreibi; frie q iih
erauenpcIi. binnbftob, ouf oas
6aus Iauernb, bas unenolih nrmitltg
uno nit buntlsn sytniisrn baiianb.
limb iest trhob iih elm Iidritrergrono
oa aIiitie Der gang. Berg nj. oos Jn'
mere elmer risftnbdFien mpttiiten one
nit touisno Trohuneen furttbar ouf
! @ls mir gum gabntof suriidsinssn
tamsn Waeer. init ullsrlti 6ousratt
, bslabsn, herangsfobrtn man hrsii
i.i. iih aIfo i6on lansiGm Dor, Der
plag 3u rdumtn. 4uf Der Sirdb'
itanbsn pieI asui, nit p.ritorien Gs'
fitiern, unabIdHie binoufiiarrsno
balo gum Berg. balo 5u ben 5l1di
!, molten. oh nihi bod R.ssn tame
|, Eprat man iie on. 10 lsuensten 4
:. ibrs 5urtt, ober Yie subtn su, bal
!. Fe beute gsatt nitt ihlaf.n ipirosn
strei Rdtte ihon bdiien iis niht &c
i1laisn - nun itsh bas Jsusr foi
/, iibtr ben bGuiern. Wir fohen mi
: ibnen empor -: Der Berg lobtr!s.
: auf b,r6eimfabri ionHi.H mir lon
: nod, ben Branb ihauen. llno nod oil
= anoeren Bergen binssn bic ceroerbli
= den 2iht.r. gle Ieu4ietsn mir biz i
! ben Iraum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

cine Sungers aebsllto n
In mieu! 1as 1T nitt iiberra'hsno,
Sn garis, in Wluorio, in Hom llnl
i6aar in Berlin bat cas Bolt glsId'
9}eranlaTung, asrpaltiam bic asnoe.
runa zines IpirtbihaftLiten S9tems
3u fOroern, baB Die 9oIter gum pun
germ 3nirgt, um etHe Pr'p''s9'rN
SlaTIe au bereifern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

8oup. 5ote g NJ ith bon 9eors
oto empfieblt einen oemotrottldsn
G5timm3ettel nit Sarmon am eriten
unb BilIon am 5tpeiteu pIds. Oas
III edit politiId. NIit Sarmon lptl
man bic reattionGren uno nit Wtlcn
bic fOrtidrittliden Glenrente etnrau'
oen Die 4ominiTtratton puroe absr'
6a Der 9i3eprdfioent nitts mebr IT,
oIs bos FINITE Rab am Wugen, rsoi'
tiondr Ietn. Dieter qlan tplro an
spei Gingen iasitsrn, Dilon lp'ra
ftd ntht nit einem Reattiondr 5uldln'
merIponnen IaIIsn uno bas 2ano p:rc
teinen ReuttionGr 5um Prdiioenter
iodblen.
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G nlittsr.

Je frazier Die astte, osiio ireniser
ilirrt fis; je tiefer Der S6msra beitO
tpeniger rpiro lie ioat.
Der Ruliurmenfh liist oft, um fif
Elm Grrotben su - fparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

) g. Morgon bat cine grobs
Nep Yorter gonf iibernommen. bi.
fih in S6pierigteiten befan6. 0ieis
puroen oabur6 5eroorgerufsn. bab bis
@ant Die preiie fir ibrs 5eturiidten
tiinitli6 in bic 50Ae 81 treibsn fuhis,
Gg 1T uberrdiheno, bab bas nod i'm.
mer nad 10 bielsn miblunsenen Der.
iuhn tpieberboIt spirb. ba bod ubel
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Setretdr Wilion bat auf
bic glngriffe negsn ieiner annabme
bes Gbren 9rGTioiums oer oems
nGtiti1er internutionalen Srduers
qonpentipn in Gbicago gsdntport:t
unb spar in elmer Beiie, tpelhe 4ners
fennunQ peroisnt. Gr iast, Bier
brauen lei ein ebrlihes uno geIeBlthes
G3eperbe unb er tDnne oa6er nlht stns
isben, ME er pber bic Jtuttpn burn
feline Qnpeienbeit uuf Der &onosntton
eutebrt purben. 0as lit cine is5r
etnleudtenoe Intnprt. Die Srs.Ie
fpelae ben 2Grm I2la8eR, 1absn el9ena
thiimli6e 2lnitanosbegriffe. WsNr
5etrstdr WilIon oas prdIiotur
elmer 6ubbaQIpieler aonDentton oH'
oenommen 6Gtte, tpiirben Iie nitts o1'
oeaen iagen. 3br 2lsr8er rahrt ipoh
sureiit oapou ber, baB Der Graus'
Der tptrtfumTte SGmpFer ge9en uHra
fiateit 1T. Do bios Bier getrunter
ipiro. 9ibt es tsins 9empsrsn8frags.
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4 - u l III GtL HIH'fNtNH S>NHN
iiber bic offi3i1Ie GrtIdrung Der Rnros
oeutIhen 2tlgsmsinen 3t9. bob Sis
Gartpriobt Qffaire srleot8t lei, be-
ftdtiat BON Heuem ben Qusipruh Bis
mards, ouB bic oeutihldnoiihs prehs
Die Qrbeit Der Rsgierung, nit BEN
4uslanoe in 5rieosn gu Ieben, err
ihnere. DAP Der en9liihe 8eianbt:
in 0ien, Cartwright, iia eielhaft
benommen bat, itebt aubsr 3peiFel.
auein na6bem bic engltite Realerung
ertIGrt bat, onb gdrtpriqbt ntht Die
oeutIhfeinoli6en Qusfdle in Der
Diener iFreien greffe peranlubt babe,
oibt bic oeutI6e Reg;erurg ith 5ufries
Den uno es 1T nitt eriihtlih, ME 'ie
auoers baHbeln tonHte. Splte ite Der
en9lii6en Reaierung ins 0e'thl
itleubern, baB iis liigt uno oaourt
nod mebr 3unoitoff anbdufen? Dos
ndre bod i'm b0t'tsu 8rube uniin.
nia, nahbem Die sHgliihe Re9lerunc
unb Der 8einnbte in Wien Die belsibj'
eenosn Qeuberungen oesapouirt haben
Gtnen iebr beher3tsensDert5er
Goritlag mu6t elm Gbirurg Numsni
9r. Senrp Wiunforo in einem Werte
neIhes Iit: .Sunoert problsme be-
Gbirurqie" 6etitslt. Gins Der prob
leme beban0slt BEN patienten BON
finonsieQen Stdnopuntt uno ss pirl
deIagt, oab cine quite tirurgifhe ge
tanolung nur Den Reiten unS hsr
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rriputen unb Dem 2sstsrsu in Dffent
li6en 6oIpitdlern. BON grftersn II
Der Munn nit beihrdntten Witttsll
ausgsIdIoTen unb in be QeBteren nil
er nitt qe6en, neil sr nitt uls S6iet
Der ofFentlihsn Wohltfwtigtsit betrat
tst peroen min. 9ds orobe gspiiri
nib lei oa6er bic grri6tung bon so
fpitGlern, Ole osn minber bemitteltet
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folder Weiis, bab jebe Jbee Der mO9i
thGtiqteit augesihIoFen III unb pi
R0ali6tsit, grperteu gu Silfe su net
men, Die fir ibrs Gienitlsiftunge
niht Summen forbern, bic Ginsr i
tIsinen germ09ensoerbdltniFsn MID
besablen tam. 60 larse bieIe Cir
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