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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
yorce had made her very happy MT
Cook went further.
Happiest Days of His Life


re sala.
IT'S the happiest day In my life. l
am happy because it means an OPP
portunitv of legitimizing these two
hovs. because they can always call me
Father without shame, and because
the world will no longer be able 10
question the position of this woman
with whom I have lived in perfect
happiness and understanding for six
years.
II am very grateful to the wife who
has divorced me. If ! gave her any
pain | regret 1t deeply. / also regret
that our freedom To marry mas been
so long delayed, Six years Is long
time when the people misunderstand
"FJorettas grandmother In Hemp
stead is not hostile to me. Reporls
that she was are not true. Floretta
visits her often. ] have not been IN
Hampstead since we went away IN
1897. Why should l go? The town
would have a flt II / appeared on the
main street
Sense of Humor a Help.
Mr.. Cook said that the wedding
would have to be very simple. as MS
means were small Il would nave
married her before" Mr.. Cook SAID,
except that 1t would have meant go.
ing to TAIL as biganist. AND IN JAZZ
how could / have supported her! Sne
has had other chances" he said smll-
ing at Floretta Whaley. When we
were in San Francisco six men pro-
posed to her. They thought she was
an heiress There have been many
comical incidents in our life together
AT least they seem comical now
and the sense of humor that both OIL
,s are blessed with has been great
help
Jerry" said Mrs. Balloon, 'you
must go and wash your hands. 1t is
shocking how dirty working man
gets
~, VIII Write On Marriage.
Perhaps shan't be one much
Longer. mother" he replied. He ex-
plained that he had been engaged to
write a series Of articles on marriage
and divorce. For the title of the first
one he had in mind fought One to
Marry For a Meal Ticket" Friends
are trying to help him TO steady en-
ployment. in which he may use his
mind as well as his hands. or course,
he has no thought OF returning to
the ministry.
For three months Mr. Cook has
been employed by contractor fin
ushing the interior of the Wooiworth
building.
In the six years 7 was fired from
only one Job" Mr.. Cook proudly said
today. land that was in San Fran
cisco. The boss came to me one day
and said, Are you Jere Knode Cook.
who ran away with a girl back East 2
4 am. / replied Go to the Office
and get your money he said, and
turned away. He and I are members
Of the same fraternal order. too"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07

maintained that the Byrd law did not
prohibit the placing on the ballot any,
thing but names OF candidates.
Mr.. Matthews argued on the lines
laid down by Mr.. English, holding that
fine a uniform primary that could be
held all over the State and contending
that it repealed all previous primary
laws.
Cites Precedent.
Chairman Martin cited the case of
John A. Moncure against James B.
Doherty and others in 1908, and read
the ruling of Judge Ingram. who held
that the city Democratic committee
could act for the best interests OF the
party. He stalled that tho committee
believed itself to be acting 'or the best
interests in the present matter.
Mr. Meredith was then heard. He
said that the committee was bound
by the Byrd law, but that the COM
mittee proposed TO hold the primary
under the Patterson law. which offers
no protection and no restraint. He said
that the committee could not hold one
primary under one law and another
primary under another law. He
wanted 10 know what protection the
committee promised. what right II
had to place the annexation refereh-
dunn on the ballot. He said that the
committee had neither the right nor
the power to violate the law. Reply
ing 70 Judge Crump. Mr.. Meredith said
that IL the annexation referendum
were printed on a separate ballot II
would mean nothing. that the paper
would not be ballot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
COUNCILMEN INSPECT
LIBRARY BUILDING

Fourteen members Of the city coun.
ell and several from the board Of al
dermen visited Richmond college yes.
terday afternoon to inapect the library
building and grounds Of that institu-
.t3oAe swteh-sF-vtew 10 acQufffng thefh ~
a nucleus for city library. Automo-
biles were provided for the trip.
The inspection was made at the re
quest OF the Library Association OF
Richmond. and though the matter Il
nor formally before the city council.
consent was given. The inspectton
was made, but no action was taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
OPPOSITION To
4continued from First Page.)

FORM" said Senator Chamberlain.
They must be amended to exclude
any possible obligations upon the
United States to arbitrate the question
Of Panama canal tolls. ! feel abso-
lufeiy certain that the treaties cannot
be ratified, AS to my resolution for
the abrogation of the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty which has been temporarily
shclred in the committee on foreign
relations am not SO particular about
e.
Senator Chamberlain today met the
statements put forward yesterday by
friends of the treaty that II would not
impose an obligation on the United
States TO arbitrate the canal tolls qUes-
ton by reading a published interview
or address made by Earl Grey. In
which he made the claim that under
the treaty the United States would be
compelled 10 arbitrate the tolls ques
ton.
Senator .O'Gorman was one OF the
vigorous opponents of the treaty in
the executive session today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
UPPER SCHOOL.
English III

English III.
Promoted--75 to IS Per Cent SEES
sional verage-Benson, Christian
Jenkins, Lowe, Pell, Saunders, E.
Distinguished-s5 to 100 Per Cen
Seasonal Average-Arrington Brad
ley. G. Brown. Cutchlns, Droste, Dun
stan, Griffin. Grymes. Huffman, Nc
Clellan. MacLean. Spiers.
English Nv.
Promoted. g. Anderson, w.
Anderson. Beale. r. Brown, Gathrop
Munson, Norman, RountFee.
Observation-Disclosures f. s. Carter
Hart, s. Shields. Stevens. Taylor.
English v.
romoted--Beale, Binford, Cole
Heubi. Johnston. Lefferty, Owens
Whittet, Wood.
Distinguished-Bay HUNT. f
Miller, Neal. Parrish, Ragland. e
Roden, Trainham.
English vi.
Promoted-R. Blankenship, Garcin
Harrison, Patton.
D1stinguished-Bar Carneal
Chaplin. Digs. jefferson. Latane. Mil
heiser. Montague. Pitt. Raab, E
Roden. c. Young.
English VII.
Promoted-Beattie, Cheatham, King
Malone. Wicker.
Observation-Disclosures. D. Jones
Meade. Raab, Rheutan.
Latin III.
Prom o I d-Cutchins. Dunstan
Jenkins, Pell. Z. Saunders.
Observation-Disclosures J. Ander
son, Braeur. Grimm, Huffman, Nc,
Clellan. MacLean. Spiers.
Latin ~.
Promoted-W. Anderson, Beale
Binford, Stevens Taylor, Whittet
Distinguished-E. S. Carter. Cav.
threpe, Hart r. Miller. s. Shield.
Latin v.
Promoted-Carnea1, Trainham.
Observation-Disclosures, Neal, Par,
IRISH, D. Roden.
Latin VI.
Promoted-Mahone. Wicker
Observation-Disclosures, Chaplin
Diggs. Latane, Milheiser. Montague
Pitt, e. Roden, C. Young.
Latin VII.
Observation-Disclosures, Jones.
Arithmetic III.
Promoted-Benson. Coalter, Clutch.
ms. Dunstan, Peil, G. Saunders, f.
Saunders. Lowe.
Observation-Disclosures Bradley
G. Browne, Droste, Grimm, Grymes
Jenkins. Mcclellan, Mac.
Lean. Spiers.
Arithmetic Nv.
Promoted. Anderson, w. Ander.
son, Braeur, +. Brown. Baylor. Cav.
throp, Stevens, Norman, H. Thomp.
son.
Distinguished-C. b. Carter, Hart
W. Jones. s. Shields. Taylor.
Alg ebra Nv.
Promoted-Heubi, Lafferty, H
Distinguished--J. Anderson, w. An.
derson. Beale, Baylor, c, G. Carter
Il. s. Carter, Hart. f.. Miller Shields
Stevens. Taylor.
Algebra. Y. -.--,,-------------.
'-- Promoted-Adkins, Carneal. HUNT
Parrish, Ragland, Trainham.
Observation-Disclosures Jefferson,
Neal. d. Roden, Wood.
Algebra vi.
Promoted-Beattie, Cheatham, Har-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
Woman Beaten with Stone.

William Farley, thirty-three years
old. was arrested last night. on a-war~
rant charging MN with feloniously as
saulting Miss Matte Taylor. 1t is al
legged that Farley struck the young
woman with q large stone, seriously
injuEing her DR.. Taylor Hawkins, Of
the City hospital. was called twice to
attend her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
ARGUE REFERENDUM

fcont,nued from First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
Looking for Runaways.

Looking for Runaways.
The police were asked last night
to institute search for Edna Warren,
seventeen. and Elsi Kay. sixteen years
old. who escaped yesterday from the
Virginia Home and Industrial School
for Girls at Bon Air. Edna II dark.
while Elsie Is blonde in complexion.
Both girls wore blue dresses, the uni
form of the school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
Sunday at Wcst-End Mission.

On Sunday. June 8th, an .all=day
meeting for hoffness and divine heal
ing will be held in the Vest End
mission. sos West Cary street. Ser
vices win be held as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-07
SIXTEEN STEP OUT
N llFE'S BATTLE
RICHMOND ACADEMY HOLDS ITS
FINALS AND GIVES THAT
NUMBER DIPLOMAS.
MR.. PITT GETS MEDAL
HILL MONTAGUE, JR., GIVES THE
CLASS HISTORY AND ALL
STUDENTS ACQUIT THEM
SELVES WELL.

Starting on the last lap of the jour
ney of the preparation for life, six
teen young men, all scions of promi-
nent Virginia families, stepped from
the threshold of Richmond Academy
last night to undertake either the
problems OF higher education or
plunge into the maelstrom OF business
life. as circumstances prescribe. Pro-
fessor William l.. Prince, dean of the
faculty, presented the diplomas and
congratulated the boys for the rec
ord they had made while members of
the student body of that institution.
Presented by Richard s. Meade, Jr,
Rev. w. Russell Bowie delivered the
commencement address. He explain
ed the need OF good education, and
advised the students to take advan-
tage of every opportunity in educa-
tlonal lines He told the members
OF the graduating class not to stop
at the completion of their studies in
the preparatory school. but to seek
more education. The invocation was
offered by Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson
Honor Students.
Hill Montague, Jr., a member of
the graduating class, gave the class
history. He had much to say about
each Of his fellow classmates. NAL
colin Upshur Pitt was presented a
medal for being the most helpful
generally liked by the students OF the
school, and Is leader in almost
every sport. He was captain of both
the 1912 football team and the 1913
baseball team. When this token OF
the faculty's appreciation was pre-
scented to him he was also rendered
large bouquet of white carnations.
He hlushingly tucked them under his
arm and went to his seat,
The announcement Of the class dis
tinctions and promotions shows that
this session of the academy was one
of the most successful ones in the his
tory of the institution, Out of the
40 students, thirty-five of them were
on the roll of honor
Graduates and Promotions,
Following are the graduates and
promotions:
Graduating Class.
Offcers-Rfchard Hardaway Meade,
Jr., president: Malcolm Tpshur Pitt.
vice PRESIDENT; Decatur Jones secre-
tary and treasurer; Hill Montague, Jr.,
historian; Louis Moncure Latane,
| poet.
Mem bers--William Evans Chapin,
Lemuel Cheatham, Isaac Diggs. Jr..
Theodore Whitfield Harrison. Decatur
Jones. Russell Meredith King, Louis
Moneure Latane. Thomas William Ma
hone. Richard Hardaway Meade. Jr..
Roger Millhiser. Hill Montague, Jr.,
Malcolm Upshur Pitt, Henry Stern
Raab, Donald Everett Rheutan. James
Caldwell Wicker, Armistead Church
i'll Young, Jr.
| Commencement Address--Rev. W.
| Russell Bowie, d. ID.
| LOWER SCHOOL.
| Promoted means a seasonal average
of from rs to IS per cent.
! Distinguished means a seasonal
average of from IS to 100 per cent.
| Promoted-75 to SIS Per Cent Ses-
sional Average-Benson. Blankenship.
Boyd. Harris, Erpest; Marsh, Kanode.
| Promoted With Distinction-s5 to
100 Per Cent Seasonal Average
Baker. Carter, Charles; Corey, Cox,
IEllyson, Garcin. Gray. Gordon, Grubbs,
Hilsman, Johnson. Lakeland, Lecky,
Liebert. Sydnor, Tanner. Valentine,
Young.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
Mnf ben @er9em.

SD ariibe bid, eoloner @anhermorgen!
Dii6 Siebt's in bic Hahe Der Spnne ems
por,
Neit orunien i'm triben Nebelflpr
8erihptnoet Die @elt nit nu' ibren Sor'
gen.
SD ftDBe ben 8eraitod ms borte @eItein,
Stei9' laHd]senb 81 INNER ferneren SDh'n.
GO mitten ms SerS Der Ber9e bin.
etn
8 @ptt, mie Iduflt ou Die @elt 10 ihOu!
Tief unter mir ihwimmen bic Ieiien 8ldnse
SEES @lDdheus, oas tribe 8eter ruff;
God iiber mir sittert Die blaue 9uft
I'm trusi9e &lippen uno 5elienbdnge.
@S lpit lit I'M @ipigen leiie bic 3eit.
1lno ole idmeren @eoanfen nerweb'n
SIM petherreih Der llnenolihfeit =
. @ott, fpie ihuflt bu bic Welt 10 lhou!
limb bbber uno bDber in raItIoiem Steioen.
Bon 8uppe Su &uppe 9ehts frphiih fort;
Bolo fltc9t III Die 4ufte Elm lubelnoes Wort.
Balo trdumeu bic Gimme in leligem Shpei'
gen.
Gin 6elta9 bes 2ebsns. Der niemals uer'
oliht,
9'rauS SOFTEN uno @pllen in Grait
mir erIteh'n,
Die SeeIe pon @pnne, pp1 @fli oas
@emlth-
8 @ott, ME fhufit ou ole @elt 10 Idbnl
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8ejeuitiel uub @alofrage.

Wer bate Is Dor .inigen Scbren
in unferem iunesn Qdnoe eeoadt. boB
id balo Stimmtn erbeben piiroen.
um alien Grnites 3u empfeblen, ooB
Die Stiele alter 8tisn Den 6abriten
Suriide.9eben tperosn %folltsn. um nod
nieberbolt CUR 6etiteauna neusr psrz
penbet gu iper0en, bic onoernfaus in
nober .3utunft Elm Range! an geeies
nstsm SoIs fir oisit 3ipede .ntitsben
tonnte? uno bod bat iid cine iolhs
Dornune borbor qemaht, uno lie
tommt BON 2euter, pel6e DiIien. toos
bon fie fprehen.
2out pffi3ie1sr Qngabe u%ni,rss
gunoes : Observation-Disclosures Derz
Den runb 80 Wilionen 8eieniiele
ieoes Sabr in Sen Ser. Staaten be-
nuBt. Oos 1T ihon cine gang
enorme Wofe, un0 lie bebeut.t .inen
ni6tia.n syottor in Der tpeit.r.n Gnts
leerunq u~nierer W0loer, iib.r tpelfe
10 piele aIageIis0sr 8eiungen psro.n!
Sft Elm folder ritii9er 8erbran6 -
burdf6nittlid Gin 8si.niti.I fir ieoen
Wann, ieoes Wt;b Hno j.bes Gino -
i'm eSntereFe Der Reinlihteit not
ntnoiq2 ODER lam bi. geru.9ung
fir Die beF.re Grba.tung u%nierer
notiirli6.n SiIT5ou,aen nidt aud
bi.r elm ndntborss Feb finbsn, psnn
fd aud nod nit elm 6ilfsqusllsn=
aoner.b oomit ttiabt bat?
Oas limb Jrogs,., fD.lde j.~Osnfaas
.tnsr unt.riuduns osrt .ri6sin.n.
mnn bat i6on lanse 9.Isrnt, aItss
popi.r, olte 5Iaitsn, 2ump,n. aufg,'
oe6ene 0ummi Tsiis irgIopsIher
4rtit.l unb nod 1an9erl.i ono.r.n
gr0oel oufs nsu, nuBbor uno in
Maf.n nod i.hr U.rtoou gu MAIDEN;
unb INNER piso,r ip.rosn uns 8ss
ihihten bon orob'n R.ihtiim.ru er>
sdblt, tp.I6. aus iolden Qbfd1.n BEL
psritdnonisppQer Qerpsnounq c.tpone
nsn norbsn fno. Bdrum iou a,rdbs
in g.i.nitielen tiae iol6e .Dlohal,
0,rfhnen0unq 3a9sloHen peroen
Gsnner srtldr.n. aaB Elm 8eisnItisI
nod aan3 qut Gin }roeitss uno cir
erittes Wlal fir esu urfpriin9iiten
3roed psruen0st per0sn fam.
Darum i'm ats 9or3sitig Dem ash
rihtbaufsu lbsr1rt9ort.n?
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Nus Dem 1itcitcn Neopptcn.

profeFOr climbers qstrie. Der be-
litbmte QsgbptoIoge, bot cine Be-
ftlreibung Der G~ltsitsn poIltomtsen
erhoItensn Grdber osg.bsn, bic sr in
Der grobcn Ysqrdbnisitdtts bon Gar
hsn. 40 Weilen iunbIih BON 9dfro
srt6sdt Dot. 3nei bon linen itans
men 3rptifeIlos aus Der Sci. oss go'
ntgs Set. 0er in Der Wlitts Der eritsn
9Dn1it ie reqierte, dIfo etDd 1900
Sabre o. Gbr. 9as Snnsrs Der
0tdber puroe poIltommen ungeitort
3sfunben. Die &orpsr Iogsn nit
6em Gopf mad Rorbsn uno benz Sc
itht la6 Often etpas 3%uIomr1sn9.s
'rimmt duf ber Iinten Seite un0
hcttsn reifs 8ei1aben BON tleiaen
9opiersitn unb Go3eIIsntnohen. 5n
rem NGn0sn Der 0rdbtammer 'in0
tets 3psi S6liss. 6urd bic pohrs
fteinlih BEN Totsn Speiieopfer ours
gsreitt ,purben.
profenor Betris bat bersits msbr
nIs GOO Gillette o~uscsord6en. Die
peiblifen untsr ibnsn 3si9eu s,ns
ootltommtne ltebereinitimmung nab
rsnb Die mGnnlifen 7psi psrihisos'
1Fn Gruppsn an~3ugsboren ifisntn,
tin Qn3sifsn odiur. BAH ihOn BON
zen dlieitsr, siQsntlif oIs Dorae'
iftdtli6 3u bstrah!enosn 3sit'n on,
enc Ian3iame @srmiitur9 Der krr'
'tsHoen EoTe nit Den u%riptUnGtis
I'm G~ingeborsnsn b43ann.
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Sternidnuppen.

- &ihlano Center puroe BON einem
10 9ruBen Sdwarme miIoer @dnie bee
iubt. oaB eS fait in lebem 0aule @dn'
lebraten CAB. 8sr einen SbieBpriisel
i'm Sauie bate, bOlte iid einige Der
ibmadbaiten 8Dgel aus Der 9uft uno
bic 5leiibbanoler Der Stabt tlasten
infolssosfen S!pei Gage lang iber
ialedts @eiddfte.
9as 10 fuas ni6t aud in Ga Grofie
p%aliiren fam. 6Wr freiit gu 3eiten
oaS S1nottereetbier in pedlbuarSer
Naht iiber u%nieren Sdupteru. uno iein
pie gum Sobne ertDnenbes @si9natter
1T aIes mas mir onpon befommeH.
= @aS b alb 1T. 5reuno.
Sci Dir ni6t rebt!
Mert' Dir: balb gut
Sit aud balb hledt.
Der 2ebrer frast: @er fam
mdnulibe 8Ornamen in peiblibe per.
iuanoeln. ). .. SObann in Sobanna.
IS melben iih mebrere Sunsen uno
seben an: Baul, 8auline; Nnton,
g%ntonie; Soiepb. Soiepbine. @n6li1
mslbet lih aud Moris uno ruff: 9ists
i'd, Die Tribine.
- Gin S1aosnfeuer peruriahte
in Bangor obsn nsulib einen @erIuit
Don co. $4,000. gum er6Bten Tbsil
burd 8eriideruns ssbedt. Die elm.
5slnen 8eriuite ,paren: Nerlo @rbeu,
@ebdube. 81, 500; Sieosnb.rs & Merlo,
$500: 6. &idter, 81, $40; 0r. Omen
@panS. $1,000.
= Die 8urlinstun'8a bat. nn'
ssblih infolss Hausr @ei4dfte. cine
Nn5abl BON Gnseit.1te abseIest unb
bel anbern bic N~rbeitSjeit b.ibnitten,
bod ioQ bieS nur temporal iein.
- Gin Sdleidbieb entuenoete aus
Meiltsr's 2eibltal Elm paar ieinsr
Salfter.
Die alte Biase, Die 8sibnahts.
marten.g Champagne. 1T tuieber i'm @onse,
oamit cine Shulnmme. Sim bieii9en
Gomite iino Reu. 9~pnsbrote, Or. Ser.
bert, ". 9. @ooos. Tburiton Swens
uno 81. Nf. Scott.
Hag- Seuer' unb 9ebensoeriiberuns
ausldreiben BON geiibtiteIn unb Sppo'
tbeten unb @eloperleiben 5u 5 Bro5ent
nuf So groiier Siderbeiten 1T meme
Spesialitdt. .. 8. GoI5, 624 Suo
Z. 5tra6e. Ne,oe 'Gbones. NnS.
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Nus ben Gtridten.

Sn Dem Sale BON slug. Sid ps. Die
s. @. @urnss S%mpropsmsnt Co.,
welhe 6as @nhsrrsisruoir an @roB'
paterbiseI boute, bsfihtsie be
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tlast pseeu elmer SerIssuus am appis
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9bas. 8iIlon, elm 5rsmoer. muroe
untsr 81 1000 Slrsidait Dem arsisse'
ridt dberpieisn. ansetiast Gilbert
Ndlep non ghicnsO i'm burlington.
@isbauie bel @rauo @rOliins iiberfalen
unb nm $14 &C. beraubt babsu.
Gin anoerer @anoerer. Der iih @ep.
Saribna nnnnte, murbe arretirt. neil
er perluht baben loa. in Der ga @rUIs
Nationa! 8ant einen sefdlidten Gbsd
81 caliiren, Der Noa Saa unterSeihnst
mar.
No6 elm anoerer SrsmoIius, 6reb
Cater, fam beim 8ettsIn on ben lin.
redtsn. ndmlid an 9ststtiu @m. 6is'
Iimmpns, mdbreno berielbe in biraerll'
der aIsibuns einen g~asranten mad Der
8aitile besleitste. Der 8ettIsr wnroe
prompt ebenialls mitsenommen sr mirc
ebenfaas auf 30 Gage ben Comfort I'M
GOuntpcarcer senieSen f6nnen.
Ter Irbeiter Sobn Silsberg, anae'
flagt o Der lRilpautee. Babn 20
Hiunb 8obIen 9eitOblsn gu BADEN,
wuroe pom 8id)ter einitipeilen snt'
Iaiien big man feline Nffaireu unter'
iuht bat. Der Mann erSdblte eire
riihrenoe 8eibibte Don Irmutb uno
bduSlihem @Ieno.
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Gin neridollencr bcntidcr Surider.

Oieier Gag. paren bunbert Sabre
perfIofien, felt Der auItrnIii9e Gntz
bedunssr.ifenbe Or. 2ubtpig 2.i9z
borot in benz mdrtiIdsn Stdbt9en
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barots bic piiieuidaftIihen 3rsife
olI.r 4uIturtootsn uuf bos Isbbaf>
t.ite beihdftiet. 2et65nrbts Jor'
fdunese.bi.t NOR Der bomnls in feis
mem Snnern nod edn3Iid unb.tannte
ouftraIiide Sentiment, benz er mebe
rere Reifen s.pibm.t bat. Seit benz
Sabre 1848 mar 2eidborbt peridol=
len. unb p.ri4isotne Grpebitionsn be-
mibten ii4, bos SdidfaI bes Gors
f4.rs ouf3utldren. Nber .rit NIT Der
5un.bmsnb.n Grf4Ii.Bune bes 2ans
bes eeIong ,s, nit 3i.mIi6sr ges
ftimmtbeit Pahrihten iiber 2eidz
borot uno fein. Expedition gu srbaIs
ten. IRAN bnrf o%nnebmen, bob CT
unb feline GsfGbrten unq.fdbr einige
bunoert WeiIsn 0itIiA bon GborIott.
Woters b.im u~.bsrqang iiber elm &c
DGfisr BON Gina.borensn ubsrfnllsn
uno nieberQsmott nurben. ii.
hamburger 8sporopbiide GefsIli6cft
Bat Qeihbdrbt Elm Deficiencies 0entmal
gsi.st. inosm fs bic 0sr0fisntlthung
fsinsr 9risfs on Q~nethoriee ermoe=
Ii6t.. bic 0r. R.umnp.r i'm Jo5r.
1881 erfheineH Ileb.
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ouno, Die sic fvon}oi;ids 9oItperpal.
tuna 3u unternehmen beahiihtiqt, utn
ei. in 9aris am Mbeno oerIrGtst
,ufee9ebsnsn 9risfihaitsn fir Siio.
lm.ri.o unb Dsitafrita am Wora.n
lob rettseitig Dor @bodno bs5
Doitoompfsrs nab Osm 6afsn BON
pauiIIac BEL 8crosour teforoern All
ldFsn, bot tirsIit NIT einsm erFoIe:
:eifen 8sr'uh einosIett. Der Mtiis
.GrfIisger 2sutnnn: Hpujn, Dem Elm
autompbil Sen QoitFad pcn 6I3 9ilo
n oas Geroorom ibsrmittelts, srbo6
i'd, fpie mo aus paris m.to.;, Z
Ihr friih unter Sen 9Idngsn zines
'lptten Morifss nuf einsm Glno.dsr
n Die Cuff uno trdf mad sfpei 3pi=
tsnIanbuugsu punttlid I'M !6dIen
in. Der 5lisgsr brddte isinen pOit=
'ad an 8oro Oss 0ampfers. Der ios
,ann Die 4nter li1tete.
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9aidt oerSelbe mauu.

H4E SstuJt SSAIStVS ~tWuWs HNW
bin nitt oeri,Ibe Wann mebr". ihreibt
Serr Sobn @ruBmonn Don Carnegie.
3D.. .isitoemi h Nlpsntrduter ssbrnuhs.
Sd lit an Masenbeidwerben uno @p'
petitloiiafett, uno nubm ob. Sept lit
mein 3uitanb pouitdnbis u%erdnbsrt.
uno es 1T mein @unif. Sbnen BON
Ssrssnssruno oofiir 5u bonten. Wbse
6Ott Sbnen usrssIien, mas Sbr GIpsn'
trduter fir mid aetbun bat"
Seine N~poibefer'W eoisin. ionoern
Elm siniodss arduter. 6eiImittel, tusl'
Dies ieit uber hunbsrt 5obren lsibsubtn
WGnnsrn uno 5rouen cine ollie ss.
peien 1T. 3snu Sic iih fur Gorni's
NIpentrduter intsreifiren. 10 ienosn
Sic Shrsn Nnmeu uno Iorsiis an bic
@%ieentbumer: Gr. Better 5abrnep &
Cons Co.. 1875 90. 5opne Nue.
Gbiclso. 81. - Gn5.
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&aiier &ilbelm llno Der
Sango.

ritanilirunaen" orauBen nibt 9eItattet
tperben. Ser Ganso, uriprilnsli6 elm
areentini6 DIES YrOouct aus benz
p~erruienIten 8iertel BON 8uenOs
Nprss .. erbielt feline Sopularitdt unb
1einen internationalen &uf crit in ben
8ereinisten Staaten. mo er in ben
&reiien, Die burd %all5upiel 2ebensses
nuB bIaiirt iporben limb. nit @onne
oIs cine neue 5eritreuuns c%ufsenum'
men muroe.
9os iinb Die &reiis. bic Nffen=.
6unbe. unb 8fsroeoiners arransiren,
no Npmpbeu NIT fait gar feiner 8etIei'
buns Dor elmer r%erleiensn" @eienidaft
tanSen, uno in benen man ii6 bdufis
5beioen unb trauen ldBt. Sir biele
8reile mar bic idon nidt mebr Smsi'
6eutiee. ion6ern brett sinbeutise .go'
pitdt" bes Tansos Elm s~efunoeueS 5rel'
fen. @as ibm nod an Nn5IsIi9teit
feblte. bas muroe ibm bel uns nod bin5u
sebidtet.
DAB Der &oiler BEN Mutb unb bic
@nereie bat, iolde Smporte au uerbie'
ten, fann inn ielbit ser patriotii9ite
Nmerifaner nidt libel nebmen. @an5
nnterbriiden fam auh er 6o5 lebel
nidt. aber Der Tango fam in 3ufunft
u in 2ofalen setan5t ueroen, no
3ubt unb CUTE Site perpDnt limb. Das
8erbot bes &oiiers seniist, UNI ibn bel
9ofe uno in alien birserlihen 8reiien
%unm6slid gu MAIDEN.
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unfaas=G bronit.

Nuf einem ous Snoepenoence, isis,
anfommen bsn3use wuioe 9isnstas 0r.
Sermann Bruab. 500 Slo 5. StraBe
wObnbaft uno etn &siienoer Der 8urt'
mansSpoe 60. BON 81. Saul. nit
einem sebrodenen Sein nad Ga Grolis
uno in bas ct. 6rancis Spital ses
brabt. N1berss iiber ben ltufal murbe
nlht %betannt.