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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25
Happenings Forty
Years Ago.
This Week.
From The Peoples Vindicator
June 9Th, 1874.
June 9Th, 1874,

The resolutions Of the Mass Meeting
of June 18th, 1874, denounced the then
existing Police Jury, for gross eXtrava-
gance and various illegal acts; de-
. manded the resignation of j. R. Horns
by, Sam Black, Ed. Mitchell and John
Halnus members Of the Police Jury
Authorized the appointment of com
mittee Of seventy to carry out the
demands of the meeting. The com
mittee appointed were as follows;
NJ. ]. Cunningham, Chairman.
NJ. H. Carver, d. Pierson, H M Levy,
j. G. Trichel, J. A. Ducournau, Amb.
Sompayrac, w. 0. Breazeale, J. Genius,
j. D. Addison, Jno. Genoe, p. A. Sim
mons, S. 0. Seruggo, j. E. Keegan, 4.
Prudhomme, B. A. Terrett, r. E. Ham
NETT, Ed. Phillips, A. V. Carter, }. B.
Fleming, Willis Holmes, j. H. Cos
grove, Jno. Bludworth, G. A. Billiard,
V. Gannie, N. H. Campbell, J. NJ. B.
Tucker, w. E. Russull, Chas. Leroy,
J. J. Rinas, !. T. DeVargas, T. j.
Jennings, H. McKenner, NJ. Tauzin, R,
l.. Faulkner, R. M. Kearney, W. A.
Ponder, L. Charleville, JOS. Martin, F.
Chaler, w. w. Breazeale, Sidney Har-
rison, l. Kahn, C. H. Levy, J. W. Sud
oath, NJ Hertzog, W. H. Jack, 7.
Schuman, VIM. NJ. Levy, Felix Bouis,
Jos. Henry, E. V. DeblieuX, L. A.
DebIiaux, w. B. Butler. VIM. Payne,
E. Mason, Jacob kile, w. S. Camp
bell, Mortimer Perot. II. A. Weaver,
r. ". Taylor, DR.. Cassidy, Sam'l
Parsons, Geo. Duncan, A. Lecomte, C.
L. Walmsley, T. Halter, Alex CARA,
Valery Murphy, S. NJ. Hyams.
The attention Of the city authorities
is called to the condition of the Dyke
over Amulet Bayou. Both the upper
and lower street crossings are danger
Gus and require immediate repairs.
Court adjourned Monday. Numerous
cases were disposed of, and some few
criminals convicted In the case of H.
Simon VS.. the Parish, suit brought to
recover judgment on parish paper, it
was decided that the Police Jury had
no authority to issue warrants upon an
empty Treasury, and the case was dis
missed at Defendants cost.
We were pleased to meet Messrs.
Collins and Anderson, the former
editors of the La State Register.
They were appointed by the govern
ment to appraise the F. T. Jessrp
Reservation, with a view of placing it
on the market.
DIED:-In this city, Mrs. Eliza
Hunter, aged IA years.
On the 18th inst. at Ell Paso, ILL.,,
Thomas D. Helm, formally resident
of this city, aged SO years.
Few locals this week. Seven col
umns are given to editorials upon live
political subjects. The official crimes
condemned; were the acts of the Police
Jury in appropriating 5000, for H. c.
Meyer, $500 for D. II. Boult, and the
pay for milage to each member of that
body of so cents per mile.
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But we don't often hear of the
opportunities on the farm. More
often it is Of the hard work, the
isolation, the poor returns that we
hear of, and instead of halo OF
attraction hanging over 1t, there
appears only the dark cloud OF
failure, and discomfort with nc
silver lining.
And yet today there is no avo.
cation that really offers more OPP
portunilies in the best things OF
life to the young or old than the
farm.
Proper cultivation and develop
ment of the soil to the best adyan-
tage will yield ample returns to
provide for ones living, and a
very satisfactory surplus, plus
modern methods, utilizing ones
opportunities in the way of econo-
mics, stock and poultry raising
and gardening. This calls for
hard work until the farm accum-
ulates surplus, but hard physi-
cal work in the open air is health
ful. Earning living in a city
means hard work too and of a kind
that usually takes away vitality
instead of nourishing it, Lafay-
eJte Advertiser.
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Special Meeting Police Jury.
TueSd ey June 9th 1871

TueSdey June 9th 1911
Tie Hon. Police Jury met in special
session convened las per special cali
with President PierSon presiding ana
all members present except Mr.. Cock
erham.
On motion of Mr.. Pierson the Pc
lice Jury adjourned as Police Jurors
and met as Board of Reviewers.
EDNESDAY MORNING
June 10th 1914
On motion of Mr.. Williams the
Board of Reviewers adjourned and
rcconvened as Police Jurors.
By Mr., Pierson:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
of Natchitoches Parish Louisiana n
regular session convened, that acting
by virtue and under authority vested
in it under Article 29l of the COnsti-
tuition Of 1898 of the State of Louis
lana and acts amendatory and relat-
ing thereto, that in order to raise adj
ditional funds for the purpose of con-
structing and maintaining and re-
pairing roads and bridges in road dis
trict No. 3, of the Parish of Natchi-
toches La. created by ordinance Of
the Police Jury of said Parish there
is hereby levied and imposed a per
capita tax of one dollar per annum
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lake Plenty of lime To Eat.

There is a saving that "rapld eat
ing..is SLOW suicide" If you have
formed the habit of eating too rapid
Iy YOU are most likely suffering from
indigestion or constipation, which
will result eventually in serious i'll
ness unless corrected. Digestion be-
gins in the mouth. Food should be
thoroughly masticated and insaliva-
ted, Then when you have a fullness
of the stomach or feel duh and stupid
after. eating, take one of Chamber
lain Tablets. Many severe cases of
stomach trouble and c0nStspa ton
have been cured by the use of these
tablets. They are easy to take and
most agreeable in effect. S Id by all
dealers.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

The strike of the employees OF
the L. 6 N. w. r. r. that went
into effect on the 18th for non
payment of the May salaries
whereby all train service was
stopped made the situation along
the route a very serious one
as the cattle food and all the food
stuffs in fact were practically ex
hausted within few days causing
the merchants to haul freight ever
country roads IA distance of from
Is to % miles and tho the Rail
road Commissioner and Attorney
General attempted to settle the
differences at once their interven-
tion availed naught until yesterday
when matters were temporarily
adjusted and regular service re-
sumed.
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A New Party in Louisiana.

The meeting in New Orleans
last week of those who favor the
organization of a new political
party in Louisiana, marked an
event of more than passing mo-
ment.
From the press reports the
meeting was we'll attended and the
speeches especially those which
criticized the democracy and
praised MIR. Roosevelt were en-
Enthusiastically received.
1t remains to be seen whether
the new party which relies for its
very existence upon the leadership
of one man, will develop the
strength in Louisiana which IFS
enthusiastic advocates hope fer.
Several gentlemen who have
heretofore been identified with the
democratic party, were present in
person or by proxy" and amour
ced their allegiance to the cause of
republicanism.
While we regret their course,
candor compels the statement
that no other honorable one was
| left to them. and this applies to a
great many people in the sugar
section of the State.
The man who believes that this
government is organized for the
purpose of legislating in the in
terest Of certain class or classes
of It's citizens, who believes in
short in the doctrine of tariff for
protection, has no place in the
ranks of the democratic party
whose cardinal principle is, that
this is the government for all the
people, that all of them should
have equal rights and none of
them should enjoy special pri-
vlleges. 1t is undoubtedly true
that those who believe IN the re-
publican doctrine of protection
have right to fight for that doc
Urine, but they ought not to con-
tend for it under the banner of a
party which has always repu-
dated it,
If they had believed in the past
what they now contend for, they
ought never to have been members
of the democratic party
In the meantime, every patriotic
citizen in the State, ought to con
graduate himself over the organi
zation of a respectable white mans
party which will make it possible
for the future political contests of
Lnuisi;a To be waged over ques-
tijls of principle, rather than the
narrow and sordid issue of the
sports of Office.
We confidently hope that the
new party will grow strong and
virile mot strong enough however
to beat us) but powerful enough
to put the democracy on its nettle
and force it to place it's best men
in the field on issues which will
appeal to the support of intelligent
people.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

An electric voting device will
be installed in the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington before
the next session begins in Deem
Der to avoid the tedious delay of
40 minutes that it takes to call the
roll Of the 435 members.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25
notice.!

At meeting of Board of Supervis-
ors of election the following were chos-
en- as Commissioners and Clerk to serve
at election in City of Natchitoches on
July 9th 1914 for purpose of granting
franchise to Natchitoches Gas Co. Ltd,
+. A. Sompayrac, Alex Simmons, A.
l.. Metoyer, Commissioners; 4. r. Gen
try, Clerk.
D. J. HYAMS.
j. II. STEPHENS.
GEO. w. KILE, Mayor.
B. X. BOYDSTUN,
Commissioner.
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State Of Louisiana
Parish OF Natchitoches
Pursuant to an ordinance of the
Commission Of the City of Natchlto-
ches, and the law and charter govern
ing the same; l, Geo. W. Kile Mayor
Commissioner Of the City Of Natchlto-
ches, hereby give notice that an cleo
ton will be held, according to law, at
the usual polling place, in the City OF
Natchitoches on Monday July 9Th 1914,
during the usual hours for holding cleo
tons, from a m. to p. m., for the
purpose Of electing one Commissioner
for the City of Natchitoches, in place
of MIR. Sydney Katie resigned
A. E. Sompayrac, Alex Simmons, and
A. L Metoyer, are hereby appointed
commissioners and A. K. Gentry clerk,
to hold and conduct said election, in
accordance with and make due returns
as required by law.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal OF office at Natchitoches
La, this June 18th, 1914.
GEO. W. KILE
Mayor Commissioner.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
NATEHITOCHE

Taken up and estrayed before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace by
Leon Friedman whose postotfice is
Natchez, La. Two head of cows and
two young calves, one black cow and
calf, stan in face branded z, no ear
mark, about three years old, appraised
at twenty dollars. One red cow and
young calf, no brand, no ear mark, also
about three years old appraised at
eighteen dollars by Felix Chelette and
EVareste Rachal conformity with the
undersigned Justice of the Peace on
this 18th day of June, 1914.
P. T. PRUDHoMME,
J. P. Ward Nine.
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An Ordinance.

BY Mr.. Boydstun:-
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Commissioners of the City OF Natchi-
toches, that whereas vacancy exists
in this Commission, by reason of the
resignation of Commissioner, Katie:
that it is necessary that an election be
called and ordered to fill said vacancy
Be it further ordaided; That tie
Mayor Commissioner, is hereby ordere
to call and order an election to fill said
vacancy in accordance with the provis-
ions of the law governing the same,
and that said election be held on the
9th day of July 1914.
Yeas: Boydstun, Kile
Approved June 2Z-l4
GEO. w. KILE, Mayor
A true copy
JNO. H. KEYSE
Clerk
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NOTICEi
Sue. Jno. A. Barlow
IL d. G. No. 1856

Mrs. Lille M. Barlow, Natural Tutor
having this day filed her final account
of administration in above Succession,
notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from this date why the same should
not be homologated.
d. j. HYAMS,
Je-25-3t. Clerk II d. C, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

By a vote of 90 to Al the
Woman's Suffrage amendment lost
on Tuesday and as it requires a
two-thlrds vote of the House or 70
the question is practically dead for
this session of the Legislature.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

Communications are solicited, and
we will not be held responsible for any
views contained therein.
No attentiot will be paid TO anonE
nous letters.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

A patent has just been granted
a Nd. man for a process wherein
water proof qualities are impaired
to concrete.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

Louisiana is growing more oats
today, according to reliable figures
than at any time in her agricul-
tural history.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

The man who raises vegetables,
poultry, pigs, co~s-who plants
corn and other feed stutfs as well
as rice (cottor)-is a farmer. -EX.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

for the year 1914, and each subsequent
year upon each able bodied male in
habitant of said district between the
ages of Eighteen and Fifty Five
years, except in incorporated towns
and villages, and municipalities that
maintain their own streets who Shall
not be subject to this tax aforesaid.
BE il further ordained that the
failure to pay said per capita tax ON
Or before the LIST day Of November
1914. and on the Ist day OF November
Of each subsequent years is hereby
declared to be misdemeanOr, and
any party falling, negleCtiDg or re-
fuSing to pay said per capita tax
within the time above prescribed
upon conviction they shall be lined
in the sum Of not less than one dol
lar. nor more than Twenty-Five dol
lars and in default Of payment be
Imprisoned in the, Parish Jail for d
period Of not less than one day nor
more than Sixty days or both in the
discretion of the COuIt
BE it further orc aimed that it shall
be the duty of the Assessor OF the
Parish of Natchi' Oches to assets and
place said per capita tax upon his
rolls for the year 1914, and each Sab
sequent years in and for said road
district according to law
Carried.
BY Mr.. Williams seconded by Mr.,
C0cKtield
Resolved that We recommend TO
the Assessor that all range cattle he
placed on assessment rolls at not less
than $1,000 per head This to lave
no effect ~ pres n assessed yatU- on
Cows for domeS. c use.
We found such Il difference in the
assessment in range Cattle that We
find it necessary to recommend an
equal assessment Of ($10.GGl
On motion duly seconded Il . lion.
Police jury adjourn, unit! next legu-
lar meeting.
G. II. PIERSCN,
President Police J urY
adobe Ia UZIN.
Secretary Police Jury
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

A western court has decided
that a wooden leg is wearing
apparel.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

And the sound Of the steam
roller is heard in the land.
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'HIRD STREET West Side)

Respectfully submitted
E. B. WEIGH,
Acting City Engineer.
Approved:
GEO. W. KILE, Mayor
Natchitoches, La, June 18th 1914
To the Honorable Mayor and Commits
City of Natchitoches, La.
Gentlemen:
hereby certify that the following is
the cost of curb on Sibley Street be-
tween Second and Third SITS.
Forms, Hose, Shovels and sup
plies, (Pro-rated) u.70
Is bbls, Cement "a e. 25 pei Dbl. 40. so
10 yds of Sand Or l. so yer yd 1900
- yds. of Stone e. 225 per yd. 1915
Labor $3.50
Total $3.50. So
5 per cent Engineers Commission 9.55
5000. 40
668 Lineal # of curb a 80 per
lin. it. 5000. 40
Amount due by each property owner is
as follows:
South Side
Mrs. Jules Ducasse 1874 # "a 30c 100. 20
North Side
H Katie, 244 # "a soc 1920
Mary shaw Tor Gilmore) 80 fit
"a 3Oc 27.OO
Respectfully submitted,
]. C. HENRY,
City Engineer
Approved:
GEO. W. KILE, Mayor
(Adopted)
Yeas: Kile and Boydstun
Approved June %, 1914
(Slgned) GEO. W. KILE, May or
A true copy
JNo, H. KEYSER.
Clerk.
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perties and property owners as per
said certificate for ctrbing on both side
-of said streets as per the plans and
specifications on file and duly approved
by this Commission and the City En-
is as follows to-wit:-
Natchitoches, La, June 22nd 1914
To the Honorable Mayor and Commits
missioners
City of Natchitoches La.
Gentlemen;
| hereby certify that the following is
the cost OF curling on Third ST., be-
tween st. Denis St, and Pavie ST.
Labor 1857. IS
Forms, Hose, ShoveIs and Sup
plies (Pro-rated) 27.83
81 bbls Cement Ca 1925 1925
IS yds. of sand O. 1.5O
81 yds. stone Ca 2.25 1926
Filling in Labor $50
5 percent Engineer Commission 36. 10
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S758. O8
1859 fit IL sc per foot equals $758.08
Property owners pro rata as follows:
THIRD STREET.
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Published Every thursday Morning
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30

alle @in3slbsitsn bss Serisnturles
eutbdlt ein Pampblet, bas pom BUREAU
oes Seminars aus (man aSrellire
Natioual @ermansNmertcan Tsa1srs'
Seminary, Wiilwaufse, g4is.) auf
Buuib ueriauot wirb.
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@epaltiaer Grsrutf6.-

Sn benz in ndhitsr 9idhe oes Sel6'
ber9es, bee b66ftsu S6nar,walos
@ipfels. stIsssueu baoiideu Stabt6en
Gobtnau an Der @iele bat iih elm Gro'
ruti4 ereisnet, 10 unsebener, pie er felt
uislsn Sabrsn nidt porsefOmmen lit.
Dur1 anoauernben Sriibiubrs'Reeeu
selodert, lOltsn ii9 sun5e Bersubbdaes,
unb nid6ti9e Selsbl0de. raeenoe 8aum'
rielen uno enorme Wien9e @rbe unb
@srOn nit ii6 traseno, ftiirsten iis nit
oonuerdbnlidem Rollen 3u Gbal.
sluf meite Streden wurben bic eben
I'M eriten 5riiblinessriiu prausenben
8srswieieu uerihiittet, unb Der Sdie.
nenitrans Der Babuitrede Sel'Toot.
nnu 1T total permhltet. @s miro @ohen,
uiellsiht DiOuate ernitefter slultrsns'
unesn bebiirfsn, bic @romuiIsn Bu be.
ieitteen uno cine neue 8erbinouns nit
BEN ioplliih gelegsnen uno tgpiibeu
SdWarjwalossprd9e trasenbsn Stdot.
den berjuiteIlen.
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Die teuerl1e Jl(ar6e.

Die teuerite 8riefmnrte Der Delt lit
teinespegs bic beriibmte 2 pennps
Morte BON Mouritius, bon Der bas
T16nite Gremplar, bas 1904 in 2ons
bon nit $4,000 Mort besablt ipurbe,
ii9 In Der Sammlling &0nig @eorgs
BON gnglonb befinbet. Die toItbarIte
Murte lit cine l Gent>Marte BON 8ris
tiTb @uiano, cine propiIpriibe Mnrte
aus bem Sabre 1856, bon Der anIbeis
nenb nur elm ein5iaes @remplor erboIz
ten 1T. 9as einSiee betnnrte Grems
plar oiefer ieIteueu Marte ipurbe Dor
Sabren BON einem iungen SammIer
aus @ujona unter aIten 5amilienpas
pieren sntoedt. Sc befinost iib beute
in Der Sommlung Ia Renottere in pa
fis, Der grDbten Marfeniammluns Der
@elt. Der preis, ben philippe be Ia
Renotiere fir bieTes llnitum anIeste,
1T ME betonnt seiporOen. 8ei Der
beutisen Gage ouf bem 8riefmarten>
martt piirbe biefe l Gent=8ritiTbs
@uiona BON 1856 miibeIos 10000
Mort, bO6itpabrIdeinIid ober nod
mebr sr5ielen. 9obei bonbelt es iib
Tim elm fe6r mGBiges Gremplar nit
'sttpas pertpiiftem Druid.
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3u 5u6 Oure6 afri6a.

Cine gteiie su SUB quer bun9
@frifa bat iebt cine 9ome, Mib q.
%. 8enbom, aussefiibrt. sic berlieb
Mitte Sttober 1912 Gnelanb. lanbste
in ssorcobos am giigerbelta unb srs
reidbte nit Der 8abn &ono in Horbs
nigerien, ipo ibre srobe SuBpanOes
rung beeann. lleber 8autfdi unO
SpIa betrat iie, ipie rpetermunns Nit
teiluneen" i9reiben, bic NorboItede
bon &amerun unb ipanberte iiber
@arua, Hsaunoere Garnot unb Rolu
na6 Mongprembn om llbongi. Mez
gen ltnipegIamteit Der llrpGlber fubr
iie in einem 9oote na6 Srebu am
&pri1o, bon tpp elm 4biteber na6 benz
Sumboiee gemqft .tpurbe, unb tpeiter
nit benz Oampfer mad Stanlebbille.
Sier bssam bic SuBpanberuns BON
neuem unb .fiibrte iiber 2lpotubi no9
Uganda bur6 bic Nprbipeitfiiite BON
0eutf9sOfofrifa na6 bem 4itpuiee
unb nod 9ef6tigung Der 8ultane
na6 bem glorbenbe bes Sanganiatta.
Der i'm Oampfer Biz 8ismordburs ses
treu3t purbe. lleber @bercorn gez
lanete Wdb genbom nun auf Der
StepenIonItrobe no9 bem gtiafia. ben
iie biz Sort Sobniton treu5ts. unb tpeis
ter gu SUB noh 3onbn, Sontnrs unb
Mldnis, BON no lie gu Sdiff na9
Gbinbe, benz Safen an Der Sambeiis
miinoune, eelangte.
Sbre @dnbernng, bic fie nur bon
einem idparsen 8o6 uno iieben Srdz
germ besleitet ausgefiibrt bat. nobm
geraoe Elm Sabr in 4nipru4. Wlib
8enbam mar gGnali6 tpoffenIos uno
bot unteripees nur einiae Streitigfet=
ten nit i6ren @offentrGsern eebabt,
elm 3si6en fir bic Si9erbeit. Die
Itaatli1e IutpritGt aud in bieien,
pom @ertebr abieits lieeenben 9ebiss
ten sef9affen bot.
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len Inn IOsar brei preiTe Su: in Der
proftiI9en Mebisin. in Der @birurgie
unb in Der Materio mebico (glrSneis
mittellebre). @s liset oliO tein 9runo
DOT, onsunebmen. oob S9ilIer bic
Gtopemie nit seriugeren &enntnihen
perlaKen babe ols feline Stuoieneenoi=
fen, bic fpGter geiu6te 9ter5te. Mebis
Sinals unb ObermeoiSiualrGte purben.
8us ibu BON oieIen unterIdieb. mar
oos. bab er neben Ieiuem eifrig be-
triebenen Sodituoium nod bic aRGus
Der" 9eidriebeu bate. Elm Wert, bas
i'm auf cine anbere 2ebensbobn mics
als bic bes Mr3tes.
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SDftDr Sd)iller.
Gin 8le,ept oes Si6tcrs aus icinr
91tiafeit oils ar,t.

sSm erfen Seft bes 1882 BON S9ils
Ter berousgegebenen Dirtembergiiden
Repertpriums Der 2iteratur erI6ien
eine 9tbbanoluns iiber bic nRGuber"
in Der i'm ipeTentli6en T9on alles ges
Iogt lit, tpqs Die &ritit an oieIem
gritlingsperf Sdillers aus5uitellen
fanb. sic 1T nit & r. unters
5ei9net, riibrt aber bon S9iller IelbN
ber. 9lm S9luB Gubert iih Sdiller
iiber ben @erfaHer Der RGuber: ~Gr
ipG Elm @rst bel einem Wirtsmberais
fben 9renobierbattnillon Iepn, un0
ipenn bas 10 lit. madt es bem S9arfs
finn ieines 2onbesberrn @bre: 60
eetpib id Iein Dsrt perItebe. 10 mub
er itorts Doien in @meticis (8re9s
mitteln) eben 10 lieben aIs in 9lestbes
ticis, unb i9 m06ts ibm lieber aebn
pferoe als meins Srau 3ur Sur iibers
seben."
0as S6illermuierm in Warba6
bat neuerotngs Elm ReSept BON S9ils
lers Snnb ertporben. bas bisber in
3iiriher priputbeiib mar, Gs barf
pobl als llnitum betrndtet fperben,
luenisItens iIt our 3eit tetn anberes
betonnt, obgefeben etpo oapon. boB
S6iller in einem ebenfulls i'm Sbils
lermuieum befinbliben Brief aus
0eimar an Ieinen Sousarat, ben
profeFor Der MsOiain Start in Sena,
eripGbnt, mos er bel Der @rtrantung
Teiner 5rou unb ieines Sobnes SarI
einItpeiIen oeroronet babe. Sn benz
ReSept perben perihrieben: n3 9ran
Sartorus emetieus (9re9neinitein).
nufselOit in A llnssn beiben WoFers.
.8rehpnher", oapon foglei9 bic
SGlfte su nebmen4. @s itonunt ipobt
aus Der 3eit bon S9iqsts militGr.
GrStIi9er SGtigteit in Stuttsart; bas
fiir-ipridt oud. baB es nur oas 5ur
Grrei6uns bes 3pedes unbebiugt
Nottpenbi9e entbGlt. ntht aud eins
9eimil6ung, pel6e bic Dirtuns bes
Mittels erlei6tern piiroe. glo9 Der
freunbli1en Mustunft Sn9perIInbi.
ger 1T bas glesept iebr IOrsfdltig ab.
geTabt. IS perorbnet aud ni9t eine
,ftorte 9pIis"; bas @erf9riebene bdlt
ii6 bielmebr nod unter bem Wlittel
Man niro ia aud S9illers buridi'
tOie SelbitoerIpOttuus Ieiner 9eipaIt.
turen niht oll5u ipOrtli6 nebmen oiir.
fen. Der onge6ertbs WlebiSiner bat.
lpis ou9 feline Susenbfreunoe Gtlpert
unb SdorffenItein unb Iein Qebrer
9tbel beri6ten. bin unb pieber r5u
Itnrte pprtionen" oeroronet 9(uf
mnnselnbe 9enntniIe oarf ooraus
ni9t gei6loFen peroen; eber pirb
man iagen tDnuen, oob oerortigs
.8raftitiids" Der snnSen 9lrt bes jun
gen S6ilsrs entIpra9eu. 8ei ben
priifinsen bes Sabres 1778 battle
S6ilIer einen qreis in Der 9lnotomis
nur burds Coos an ben sleih gut 6e.
Ssidnetsn Glpert perloren. 1779 fte'