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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
The Law OF Competition.
s-Democrat.l

Mr.. Robert Atkinson has lately
prepared, for tho British Associa.
ton for the advancement Of
Science, q very interesting paper
on the subject of wages wherein
he shows the fallacies of Buffers
platform, and tho danger of any
conflict between capital and labor.
His paper points out very con-
spicuously the effect of competi.
tion, aud the various forces enter.
ing into play in manufacturing in
dustry.
Selecting a cotton mill, for In.
stance, he finds in 1880, the cost
of labor in manufacturing yard
of cloth was 10 cents, while in
1884 1t is only ! cent. AS an evi.
dence of the effect machinery has
had on production, he shows that
in 1880, an operative could manu-.
facture only 1921 yards of cloth,
0607 in 1910, 12,16i in 1850, 81, ,760
in 1860, 2s,O32 this year. This in.
crease in the productiveness of
the operative has increased wages
from sl64 in 1880 to sl75 in 1910,
s2i0 in 1870 and 200 to-day. 1t
has, at the same time, reduced the
profit per yard necessary, in order
to pay 10 per cent on the capital
used. In 1880, 2.40 cents per yard
bad to he set aside for capital in
1910 only 4.10 of a cent was ncces-
sary to give the capitalist the same
interest on his money invested.
Comparing two mills, ,one in 1910,
and the other in 1884, in which the
same amount Of capital is invest
ed, and the samo number of oper-
ativcs employed, he finds the mod
ern mill will have increascd-ou
the same capital-its spindles 146
per cent and its looms 135 per
cent; that it will need per 1000
spindles only II operatives to-day,
while AZ were needed in 1910, a
decrease of 60 per cent. That de-
spite this decreased labor, each
spindle would roll off 1l-20
pounds per day against 0-20 in
1910, an increase of 90 per cent ;
that the pounds per operative each
day will have increased from l0to
81, and the hours of work will have
fallen from I3 to IL, and the wages
increased from $40 to 2S7. While
there is a large increase in the
wages Of tho operative, the profit
per yard going to tho capitalist will
have increased from LIS Il .t3
cents, and finally, cloth that cost
0 cents to manufacturing il $40,
can be manufactured TO day HI[h
cotton at the same ffiea, aud
wages higher-for 7 CENTS
From these Statistics. Hr. Al
kinsou dedueoz Is the IaE ai eon-
,.e..sio.s, -. = p<opetts9n as cap.
isa| incEc61tz. - profits diminish.
bat uz116 increase, aasoIule|z
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
SPECULATIVE.
Especial to the Picayune.1

lNpccihl W thc ical uhc'I
Washington, Sept. 25.-The re-
ports from the West that tho Re
publican party in Michigan is hard
run, is confirmed by gentleman
of large experience in politics and
well acquainted with the canvass,
who has just reached here. Ac
cording to his statement the Re
publicans are greatly alarmed, and
there is little doubt of the Fusion
party carrying the State. The Pro
hibitionists are very active. Their
vote in 1888 was nearly $4,000
They now claim 10000 votes, and
it is believed they will get from
$4,000 to 10000 votes. Four fiiths
of these would be drawn from the
Republican party. The opponents
of the Republicans expect to car
ry five members of Congress. The
State was carried by a fusion vote
both in 1882 and in 1883, and il
looks as if'this would be the case
this year.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
ENVILLETIMES.
TERMS. 4TH DISTRICT.
+. CIRCUIT COURT.

eounfy-Begins on the lst
sf March and October, and may
& Judicial days.
la eounty-Begins on the 2nd
bf March and October, and may
|la judicial days
county-Begins on the 4th
bf March and October, and may
F. p judicial days.
Ter eounty-Begins on the 2nd
&fter the lth Monday Of March
her, and may continue II ju-
r..
<na eounty-Begins on the 9th
&fter the ith Monday of March
Der, and may continue y judi
hgton eounty-Begins on the
Law after the 4th Monday of
IA October, and may continue 80
X.~e
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
EIANCERY COURT.

Ina eounty-Begins on the LIST
h April and October, and may
b judicial days.
hgton county-Begins on the 2d
i April and October, and may
BIS judicial days.
county-Begins on the LIST Mon
h and November, and may con-
judicial days.
ba eounty-Begins on the Sd
i Nay and November, and may
l2 judicial days.
Fer county-Begins on the lst
j June and December, and may
b judicial days.
county-Begins on the End
June and December, and may
6 judicial days.
meetings are held by the
Supervisors us follows; Bien-
Monday of January to elect
bmmissloners. Annually first
j March, TO receive Tax-Collec-
It's Of delinquent and insolvent
onday of August to receive and
the Assessment Roll; lst Mon
September to levy taxes; I'd
N December 10 pass upon the
t personal and poll list; and on
~ next succeeding each term of
burt.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

Regular morning service at II A. m Evening
service, p, M every sunday Communion
trst sunday In each month -
Rector sabbath-school ai9ii5 a, m J. NJ.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
Response to the Call for a Demo.
cratic Campaign Fund.
Especial to The Times-Democrat.

Especial 10 Inc llmes-DemocratI
Washington, Sept. 26.-Mr. A..
A. Wilson, of this city, who has
been authorized by the National
Democratic Committee to receive
contributions Of money in aid of
the Democratic campaign election,
said to day that the responses to
his published card asking for mon
ey weEe surprising. He says that
men, women and children have
voluntarily come forward and CIV
OH money. Mr.. Wilson has had
some experience in collecting
money for campaign uses, bnt he
says the interest manifested here
in Clcveland's election and the
Willingness of the people to give
their money for that object sur
passes anything he ever saw.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
Methodist Church

Preaching at u II. m. and y. m every sun.
day. Prayer-meclng every Wednesday nigh,
sunday $50. X NJ Siandiier Pastor.
W X Trigg, sunt
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
PreshYterian Churoh

Preaching at n a M and : y m. every Sunday
Communion lst Sunday IN February, May, Au-
gust and November l'nyer-merting every
W"inesdny night. y Archer Pastor, sunday
school NJ 9ll sam. Brown sup
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

vicksburg, Sept. 25.-Mr. J. s.
Davant, General Freight Agent OF
the L., u. o. q 7. Railroad, aud |.
Hardy, General Freight Agent of
the V. & NJ. Railroad, have pub
lished q notice TO the effect that
on and after Sept %. 1884, the
two said railroads will not issue
hills ef Ia'lIH rs esiiau On com
Of ladinz " g avery
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

Orders from transient customers. yer.
bal or written, for job work. advertising,
or subscription, must be accompanied by
the cash. Accounts Of regular custo-
mers due and presented the LIST of each
month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

This list of distances is procured
from the latest official surveys and
maps.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
81. Joseph Catholic Churoh
ST. James Episcopai ch,r.h

High Mass nj 10 O'Clock a. m. and vespers AZ
uvery sunday at "a. m. D T.. Bohmert Pastor
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
Supreme Court

of Supreme Court-Com.
|n the LIST Mondays of April
ober.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
forNTY OFFICIALS.

or THE BOARD or srrrnyisons.
|strict, j. w. Erwin
District, worthington
district, Pres.) N Goldstcin
District, w. W. Stone,
|strict, j. N. Collier
Attorney, w. r. Trigg
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ApvERrIsING RATES.


Transient Advertising. One square
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Zach subsequent Insertion, ,..4..... 20
Fees for Legal notices. which are in
eludcd under this head, due on or hefors
last publication. No proof furnished un-
til paid for.
Locals five lines or lsss. this type,
% cents for first, - cents each subset
quent insertion.
Personal articles or notices charged for
according to their nature.
Customers will please give explicit d.
rections, Of length Of time for publication
of advertisements.
Regular advertising, one square, . ms
-, GINS. Sl2. ! year SO.
Larger advertisements, quarterly, half
yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

day OF each month.
l'sissippi Leves Commissioners.
meetings second Mondays
January and July.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04

ENHki'H OF LLGlsLATrnE.
Pencer, j. r. Parker,
Gilbert Horton.
SAron rnoN 2ern DISTRICT.
ii. Jeffords.
|T0wN OFFICIALS.

|ayor, j. Alexander.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1884-10-04
ANNOUNCING CANprDArEs

yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates
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U. n. Circuit Court.

rfct Court for Southern DIS.
trict Of Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

The talk among the democrats concerning The
proposed caucus forthe discussion OF the far hill
becomes more bitter every day So far from being
ameasure IN the interest OF peace anc harnonv the
caucus bids fair 70 Intensity the bad FEELING now
rampant In the party. IN spite or certain concfta
tory influences which ara at work the disagreement
CONTINUES 10 rage and spread and II not checse,,
rooh VIII almost inevitably lead to a split Bad
Q0arreis nave been patched NJ more thar once he
lore now, 1t Is the but no. sinCs, The a,
Vision OF 1850 has the democratic party been Ia such
q congeSted condition as now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

In The debate on the Post ONCE appropriation bill
yesterday Mr. Randall furnished a clue as 10 his
PRESIDENTIAL issue He has been very emphatic in
LIS opinion That the tariff would b. an unfortunate
issue 1or MS party, and those who differ with him
on THIS question complain that has Tot suggested
any ths upon which the party could make It's fight
ne Aeu Ia the House yesterday that the DEM
ocratic party could never be TO- ncoro1y
and frugality IN public expenditures. The neonIe
lhaouoledIy believe in economy in the admfrtst-a-
uoh OF puoAc Affairs. and they never hesitate to
condemn waste and extravaganza. But Mr.. Ran
oai! must admit that the presence Of an enormous
surplus In the Treasury and the continuation OF a.
tar1u policy that keeps up that surplus. have a
tendency 10 create extravagant ideas Whenever
a. lopFlauon out OF the usual order Is proposed
TIE advocates or # refer 10 The sl1rus a. tue+tec
t!Ol OF The expenditure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

the secretive system seems TO be getting q hola
u osher quarters than the District government
some recent developments go 10 show that the fact
'ne ISSUANCE OF marriage licenses has, in certain
Gases, been suppressed or withheld from th.a 1891,
al The City Hall The al announcement OF the ,sS,1-
ahee OF licenses through the court records serves
The purpose OF public notice BY bans of marriage
proposed, In order that persons knowing aDv ipst
cause why the marriage should not take plare NAV
CojeeI IL IS matter Of public importance there
iore lhat the record should be kept with integrity
CO 10 oiiiio'oh' suppression OF tSmperng u any
SOrt permitted -!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

4V'ecuolls' Ideas are sprnging up In all sorts OF
unexpected places within the precincts or the deo
0cratlc camp The latest revolt from the staatiar,
VI tne masses" is in Missouri. One OF the repre.
sentativeS from that state while modestly dlscairn
us TO De a '4oO-horse-power statesman" considers
himself sufficiently statesnanlike to look ont for
Ms constituents. Included among whom are a nnr,-
Der OF persons interested In iron works glass rurn
aces, lumber. ETC., and all opposed to a reduction
" Tue tafln- verify. MIR Morrison will have to
Aeep one eye OF his next door neighbors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

MI Randall IN cutting down the postal sppro-
priatlons argues that this specimen OF economy VII,
De taking campaign issue with the neoY,;e n
however, this skimpllg policy should happen 10
cripple the postal service, and hinder the safe and
prompt oeiSeIy OF the mails. the people vii. be apt
10 "go for the bunkum economy sfra-ec-tsrs -, .
different direction from that rou1Iy anr,c,nsr., -
Elr. Randall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

Inc bialI9 blaze seems 10 be sort OF s,on
laneous combustion AFFAIR, breaking OUT all over
TIE country Ia the most unexpected places II II
Hiahe9 progress this way much lolger the other
a'plrants may as wen be getting safely of ,ha
TACK. out or the way q the whirL Exfdenrlp ,1,o
way 10 be a Candidate IS not TO be a candidate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

mat trade rivalry is at the bottom OF foreign op
p1sltloh 10 The american hog is In effect tacitlv
adhIted on all sides; and now that the French and
'eiIidn parties injured by exportatIons OF meat
from this country have been tofDef t,- the orraS
pon1ng business interests OF England II VIII no
instructive 10 watch the manner In which the on
f'ai'loh There Is managed and developed as com
laied with the methods pursued on the continent
- lar, there has been no outbreak OF temper on
the subject between tine two Ang!o-SaxOn nations
anu Minister LoWelfs representations have been
Ao'eheu u with respect by the British public and
Parliament, although their tenor was similar to
that OF Minister Sargent's statements which en-
stirred up the German government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

Ii E A D Q G A r T E Rs!
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLOOR ANNEX, OVER THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. NONE BUT THE BEST
OF ARTISTS EMPLOYED IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
MEMS READY-MADR DEPARTMRNr.
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR FILLED WITH THE
CHOICEST FABRICS. MADE UP EQUAL TO Gus.
TOM WORK, ALL MANUFACTURED UNDER TIE
Personal SUPERVISION OF OUR MR. sAKs.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE STOCK CARRIED IA
CUT AND MADE TO SUIT THE MOST ExAcr1N0
CUSTOMER
BOYS AND CHLDREN's DEPARTMENT,
OCCUPYING ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, AND WE
CARRY AT ALL TIMES THE LARGEST STOCK TO
BE FOUND IN THE DISTRICT. ALL OF OUR
CHILDREN'S PANTS HAVE LYONS PATENT
wAISTBAND IN THEM ono HOUSE HERE HAS
THEM) THEY ARE THE BEST BAND EVER PUT
INTO CHILDREN'S PANTS. THEY ADD NOTHING
TO THE COST. AND ADD GREATLY TO THE WEAR
OF THE GARMENT
LIVERY DEPARTMENT
WE CARRY IN STOCK NINE STYLES OF LIVERY
COATS AND MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF
GARMENT DESIRED IN THE SHORTEST NOTICE
AND AT PRICES GUARANTEED AT ALL TINES TO
BE THE LOWEST. IF THERE IS ANYTHING YOU
WANT IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING EXPECT TO
FIND ITAT
A. SAKS & CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

VT. "atterson'S whip, though applied with pian-
tatloh severity, doesn't seem 70 make any OF his
Offending brethren cringe perceptibly In a chorus
OF singular volume and unanimity Mr. RandaIls
adherents declare that the Morrisonites "wtI have
soou time reading 10 out OF the party" II the
hdhaau men hail the issue with so much satisrac-
LII anu Il tIie Morrison men have such good
time" In anticipation what must be The ovarfio1r-
Ing measure of bliss IN store for the rernblirsn
spectators, safely perched up out OF harms wav
a1d sereneiy Indifferent as 10 which faction gets
whipped in the end?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

New STORE,
j. '. SHARrS TOMATOES,
N GLASS
SARDINEI. in-GIasG
NOlk'S SOUS in Glass.
FRESH F11S. in Heavy syrup.
~ FRI SH FIGS IL Go dial
LOUISIANA ORANGES III Heavy syrup.
FRESH PINE APPLE in GLASS
SNEtI FICkLED PEACHES, in Glass
RASPBERRY VINEGAR
ESIkAGON VINEGAR.
TARRAGON VINEGAR.
ITALIAN MaCARONI
GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE, in Glass
SPAGUETTI
SPANISH DIV S.
CRESCENT OLIVES,
ANCHOvIEs in OH
OLIVES FARCIES
CALVES FEET JELLY, in Glass
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES
CHILL COIOROW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREWSBURY TOMATO CATSCP
TRUFFLES. in Glass
GRO MIXED COFFEE. in Glass Very Fine.)
ROSE LINE JUICE
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS
CARLSBAD WATERS
SUGAR WATERS ASSORTED Flavors.)
c. c. BRYAN,
mh1e3m NO 14l3 NEW YORK AVENUE.
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3le AND S1s SEVENTH STREET.

j. B. HAnMexD & CO.
BUILDING MATERIALS
We keep full stock Of Frames Doors Sash Blinds,
Mouldings Stair Work Mantes and general Mill work
We make specially of Hard Wood work, such as
Doors Interior Finish. Mantes Bank and Office Coun-
ters Desks and other Fittings. Having added improved
mckinney our FACILITIES are such that we can manufac
Dressing Lumber specially. Telephone connections
j. B. HAMMOND CO., 18th st. and Ohio ave-
NH IL 2Ms -
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TFE STAB ofice IS CONNECTED With .be Ts,s,bo-.
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HA aid ctheFwiSe news. any information or buz-
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF

OFFICE A. C s.
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, DC. March 5th, 1854
Sealed Proposals IL the usualcon
citions with copy Of this advertisement aieG N4
De received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. on TIL RSDAT, APRIL -EVENTEENIH 1854
at which time and lace they Will be cleue IL presence
OF bidders for furnishing aud Everig the Fresh Berf
required 10y the Subsistence Del nt L. Army II
this post for issue TO troops thereat during fiscal
year commencing July list 1884
The contract for Fresh Beet shall b. construed TO
involve the United States in any obligation pa ,uet
IN excess OF tie appropriation granted by Congress
the purpose
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed enveloes mark
ed rorosals for Fresh Beef and addressed the u-
derslsned The government reserves the right -t
any or all proposals.
Blank pr posals. giving information to conditions
Quaty OF beef payments. amount OF bond sc, must
obtained by application to this office
SEBREE SMITH,
mhlS.I96apl415 1st 1t. L Q NJ ID Art A C S
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

THE MISSES TYSON OF ALNw1CK, DESIRE
l. TO accommodate few select adults their county
residence during the coming eeason.
PERMANENT BOARDERS SOLICITED
Stopping place 'Contee Station" 1e miles from Wash.
ington, d. c. on the B. 4. O. B. e. Address Laurel p O.
Prince Georges county, Md. mhl6-Im
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a and daily walks promote health and longevity
{ - removed WITT perfect az DR. WHITES Es
Adjustment 1916 IaaNe opposite Hard Hotel Bun
"il> DISEASED Nails and Other OF complaints treated
Ihlrty -,lt years Ir,J. -slural .1yl,4 Twenty
tir! consecutive year ~ practice III Washington u T.
~ : Il sitting. luarla
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PROFESSIONAL.

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Z. J. SNUD KS. nIhIg-6t'
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Vi
can te consulted business and all affairs Uf life.
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I III. and from 10 pm. mhlS
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Tete8rap9if@e 9epe(&en.
9eutih Ianb.

Berlin, 81. Weai. Oas EasebIatt
bebauptet, baB Sismard's Iiidtritt pom
Yrdiibium bes preuBii9sm Niniitsriuals
mieber ,rpeifelbaft seworSen iei.
gSenn er Yrdiibent bes Winiiterillms
bleibt, 10 rpirS er inbeB bod bas slmt bes
9anbelsminiiters aufseben.
Berlin, 90. Wtai. !6eute bat Der
Saiier su YferSe bic alliabrli9 wiebertebs
renbe Triibiabrss Yarabe Der bier ftebenben
Gruppen absenomnen. Die fSnisli1en
Yrinsem un6 Nrin;eiiinnen wobntsn Ser
Yarabe BEL.
8abens8aben, 20. Wai. Die
Gsarin. bic &Snisin usn 0dnsmart unb
bic Yrin,eifin uon Wales baben beute Der
Raiierin Nusuita einen 8eiu@ abseftattet.
Qeip3ts, 30. Mai. Der peSen Cans
besuerratbs 81 Geitunssbaft perurtbeilte
polnii9e S@riftfeQer &ras3epsti III beute
mad Der Geiuns Masbeburs 8ebra@t
worben. Ser Bring &aSSipiq ftebt an
ber Spite Der llnter3ei@ner bes @eiu@s
8rasjewsti's 8esnabisunS.
S@wett.
0erR, ~. Mai. OberIf Grei, wsl&er
@eianbter In Naibinsten mar, bat refss
ntrt, neil % Inn ni@t SeIameen IL, cine
0ekoIt N erdelen. 1s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03

uHo lIW9e9eno. Yla,ate an een SfraBen>
eden, ,lnter;ei9net uon benz vgrecutipauss
i@uB" unb abreiiirt an ben &aiier Mlerans
Der Ill.,, ber eben ieinen &rSnunsssS Sab=
restas feierte, erinnern an bic Sobesmabs
uums, ueI@e Dor brei Sabren aus berielben
Sueae benz Na3folser bes unsIidIi9en
&eforme3aren 3usesansen 1T; ba, mas bas
mails seforbert, elm conititutionelles Gesis
ment unb parlamentariide goItspertres
tuns, nod iwmer ni9t einsefibrt iei, wers
be man bem neuen G3ar bahelbe gnbe Be-
reiten mie benz alten. Bemertensmertb 1T,
bab bic -gdbiIiiten bieie Concentration mas
den, wdbrenb Oeuti@lanb benz SosiaIiss
mus unb Der Mnar9ie mieberum ben SUP
auf ben Raden seiest gu baben slaubt, unb
bic Dpnaiten ii@ sur weiteren l1nterbrits
lung oes rotben @eipenites briberlid bic
9anb rei@en; ia, bic Demonitration wirb
in Mostau sema@t, udbrenb bort ssrabe
Der gntel bes peuti9en &aiiers uerueilt.
Wel4 Elm 9obn auf bic ruiTi@spreuBiide
Soee, baB man 0dmonen ie bdnbisen
tSnne nit &nute unb BoIiseitniippeI!
Oie Na@ri9ten aus Dem Su6an
Iauten nod INNER 70 unsanitis pie mSss
lid. Sn England wirb na9 wie Dor per.
fi@ert, es ioa in Der sinitisen Sabres3eit
Elm geriu9 sur @ettuns @orbons bur9
cine ensIii@e grpebition sema@t ,uerben
unb man nennt i9on bic 9enerdle Mbep
unb MoIielep ais Gibrer ber basu gu pers
wenbenben Stretttrdfte, aber es mihen i'm
sinitisiten Sale Monate uerseben, ebe
bisie Grpsbition Gbartum errei9en Tam
unb Bis babin tam bort Idnsft bic Gnts
ideibuns sefallen iein. au@ bas abefps
niide ginbniB, pom bem man ii@ IN gnss
lamb 70 ,iel ueripra@, ,uiQ aus ieinen fait
nebeIbaften llmrifen bis iest ni@t berauss
treten. Sc wurbe bereits semelbet, baB
bsr sriediide &eniul su Stutari in aIs
banien, Ser Misati, Der elm peri0nIi@er
Greuns bes &Sniss Sobann uon Gbeiipnien
lit, fi3 iber Mafauab nod abua bessben
bat, umbort benz MbmiraI 5ewitt bei ieinen
llnterbanblunsen nit benz gsesus CUR Seite
,u ftebsm. Auf ieiner Our9reiie bur@
Mleranbrien bate 5err Misati cine 8es
ipre@uns nit benz sOrtisen toptii@en pus
triar@en, befen autoritdt fib aud iibsr
NbeHynien eritredt, unb erbielt pom bieiem
GmpfebIunssi@reiben an &6xis Sobannes
anb an ben grsbii@Of pon abeRynien.
Sect meIbet aber ber telegraph, pertraus
lide MittbeiIunsen aus MaHauab lieben
befar@ten, bab es benz Nbmiral Sswitt
nidt seIinsen werbe, ii& ber Mitwirtuns
Der Abenpnier aur @ieberer6fnuns ber
StraBe pom 6bartum aber &aKala unb
@ebareH 81 uerfi9ern. Dis Miifon bes slbs
mirals iol Sur@ bic NiiFon zines Mbses
ianbten bes Mabbi fart bur@treu3t werben,
beien antanft in Aoowa, Der absiipnii9sn
!9auptftabt, ber Nbreiie bes GbmiroIs uon
Suatim na@ MaRauab uoransesansen 1T.
Oieier @eianbte iit ein toptii9er 3aufs
mann, Namens Tabros, ber fi@ In bisien
@esenben eines sroben ginauTes erfreut.
Sc iou ibm selunsen iein. fi@ ber Mitwirs
lung bes abefpnii@en Rleus gu uerf9ern,
Der beim &0nis aaes uermas = nm bic
.uoI;Srh., 9lorSrhISoe -, usre;teI,