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-Scrofula, salt rheum, all bumors, boils,
pimples. and diseases of the blood, general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biIiousness, sick headache,
kidney and liver complaints, catarrh and
rheumatism, are cured by Hoods Sarsapariia
Take it now. 100 Doses One Dollar.
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Deer Isle.
School in district No. 2, on Little Deer
Isle, taught by Mr.. A. G. Blake has been
in session eight weeks and will be four
weeks longer. This is Mr. BIakes third
term in that district and he has given per
feet satisfaction.
School in district No. 4, taught by Miss
Adria l.. BlasdeI of Franklin, closed Fri
day, Feb. 81, after a very successful term of
twelve weeks.
School in district No %, on Little Deer
Isle, taught by s. s. Foster, closed Feb. 49,
after very successful term.
School in district No 6. taught By Frank
Lowe, closed two weeks ago. He gave
good satisfaction.
School in district No. g. taught by f.. J.
Carter of Brooklin, will close next week
Mr.. Carter is a good teacher and is giving
good satisfaction.
School at the Shakespeare district. taught
by Mr.. +. =. Spotford will close next week
This has been very successful term and
Mr.. Spofford is without doubt one of the
best teachers in the state.
Sch. Hattie Lowe sailed last Tuesday for
st. John to load lumber for New York
Sch. Joseph Oakes will sail the first chance.
Sch. {. II. Spotford sailed Wednesday for
Green's Landing. 10 load stone
Feb. 27 AB.C.
The event Of the past week was the in
stalation Of officers of Marine Lodge F. <
A. NJ, by u. ID. Grand Master Bouden Of
Penobscot After the ceremonies the in
vited guests sat down 10 generous feast
prepared by ladies Of the parsonage and
yestry society.
The Green's Landing members Of Marine
Lodge are about 10 petition for charter "a
form another lodge TO be located at Green's
Landing. Meanwhile they have elected Of
ticers for lodge Of instruction. permission
for which has been granted them BY the d.
ID. GM
H. X. Haskell has recently sold wood
lot 10 $ B. Morey Of West Deer Isle
The society Of u Adven,i,ts have bought
the old school house at Greens Landing. to
b. used By them a, a church
Capt. stephen Barbour and Frank War
rem have bought the schooner David Brown,
,r h.. ,a.j - ~, st,,a L,s;,.-. ~,
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COSTiVENESS

affects seriously all the digestive and
assimilIiNe orcan,. inciadaS the hid
neys. Whom these or-au- ;T~ - affected.
they fail jo cA,raet from The bss-l The
uric acid. which. CARRIED through fac rir-
cuiation. causes Rheumati>E aai Ncu-
ralgia.
The funriiuus ~ thc Liver are also
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

Two attempts were made by Ii. B. Ma
sons teams to cross the "ridge" but both
failed.
Mrs Sarah Crabtree is visiting Mrs
Colby
The mail lost its first trip for the season
Friday and its second Saturday but the mail
matter might as well be in the mailbag as
in the otfice.
Miss Hattie kingman is spending a week
at Ellsworth.
March l. SElIGNYL.
West Brooks,iIIe
The barometer was down to 2s 52-loo,
last Friday, the lowest known for years
Mr.. and Mrs. Gott of Colts Island, left
here last Thursday for their home, having
been the guests of Capt. Thomas Tapley and
wife
The Misses Fannie and Hattie S. Tspey
returned from Castine last Thursday, having
attended the Normal School.
Sch. \. T. Haynes, Dodge, +eft here last
week for Portland, where she will take a
cargo of merchandise for the Grange store,
North Brooksvllle.
The school in this district closed last week
after very successful term taugh. by Mr.
W. J. Bailey Of West Corlnth. In the after
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
PUBLISHED Bl The
Han .eek County Publishing Company
!. E. CHnLcoTr FDlroR,
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iiORt 2.

CHORUS.
\ thousand YEAR. my own Columbia;
'Ti> the glad day - long foretold
IL the glad morn whose early twilight
Washington saw in the times Of old
What if the clouds one little moment
Hide the blue SKY where morn appears.
When the bright sun that tint> them crimson
Rises TO shine thousand Years.
Tell The great world these blessed tidings--
Yes. and be sure the bondman hears:
Tell the oppressed of every Nation
Jubilee la>i> thousand wears,
Envious foes beyond the ocean
Little we heed YOUR threat'nng >ncer>:
Little will they children, children
When you are gone thousand wears,
Rebels at home ga hide your faces;
Weep for your crimes with bitter Tears:
You could not bind tn, blessed daylight.
Though YOU should strive 3 thousand wears
Back to your den.. We secret traitors:
Down to your own dce radcd spheres
Ere the first blaze Of dazzling sunshine
shorten Your lives a thousand wears.
lia~ic thee along thou glorious uoon-tlay
oh for the eyes IF ancient SEER
oh for the faith 81 him who reckon>
Zach Of hi> day, thousand wears.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11
Consumption
Conquered!
WHEN THE DOCTORS
COULD DO No MORE.
CHaS. A. CABRERA.32 HawIey Street,
Boston, Mass, writes:

"0rt wear sgn US, apparently 50 far
gone with Consumption 'tat ny l'f, med
only question Of aaNs rather than months.
Win my faith in the ability of physicians 10
help me ali gone tried almost ever, known
remedy, with no apparent hcrcht. FINALLY,
as last resort. was induced 10 tr, u r.
c. Flowers Lang Cordial TIE ,er, first
dose gave me relief. and with las first bottle
| took lev lease Of life. and can honestly
say TO-DAY that one spoonful, # tt.> rcmedy
is worth more To the sufferer from Lung
troubles tnan gallon 81 any other known
remedy y bottle Of it = nov one If nv
choicest possessions, and al iat tr,, ,ymp-
tom Of a cough or cola tiy IL 1t for 'he re-
llefli never fails to give"
DIR. FLOWER K ) Jung
CORDIAL, IS without
question the most wonder
full Lung remedy ever dis
covered. 1t cradicatc> the
germ OF Consumption as
no remedy has ever been
known to do. 1t stands
without a rival for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.
Price SI.oo per bottle. \
copy of DR.. Flowers Rules
for the treatment Of con
sumption accompanies each
bottle.
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A Thousand Years.

This song Wa sung at the &. 4. Il. Camp
fire at skowhegan. by Rev. Il. L. Howard. Ex-
Chaplain Of the Department, the Comrades
coming IN on the chorus. The effect was clec-
trifying.]
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

LII up Your eves. dcspoudin. freeman.
Fling to the winds your needless fears:
lie who unfurlcd your beauieou, banner.
Says II shall last thousand wears,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

A. he annual town meeting held to-day,
owir- ID the delay ID eIt ctlon Of officers, the
eX'.rme cold weather and the large amount
Of business to be- transacted, the meeting
was adjourned-till Tuesday al 10 \. VI.
The stable at Schooner Head, which va.
burned by lightning two weeks ago, vas
owned by Messrs. Hale and Francis, who
spend their summers there. Mr. j. +.
Iripp's loss by the fire " III exceed $3.50,
tools. Messrs. Hale and Francis lose
stable and other articles. amounting in value
to about 500 No Insurance. The family
living on the farm were visiting at Sand
Beach, one half mile below, and were not at
the farm house, IS previously reported.
The spring term Of high school begins
here th. week, and also the other
schools.
Mr.. J. II. Douglass had four ribs broken
on Monday, in falling from a Sled.
Ine Bar Harbor Dramatic Company gave
two excellent entertainments at Grand
Central Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of last week. They were 'Lou,a
the Pauper," and Better than Gold"
There were large number OF people present
on each evening. who were much pleased
with the exercises. ANEMoNE.
March |.
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DIRECTORY.
EIlswnKTH Posi- OFFICE

rfH l-s niFf,soHy
.',ss-sf-srl sat- Preaching az L. 81 Satta'A
at = fth VI. EtU'.itlE Service sf : P.
HNrE- HsaaH ~at@ al ~ = +. ~tr,satt az
#l-' $780, lrsaer N0,taG4 1u-st4s sN ,t.'g. a-= Is
tiHt i,.fEf-r fEtt r.H, .t- & NJ sabbath Soho. -
80. lr-tr Ei.t -.H- at D NJ. aHt rtaytr aas,tIu.
rr,.-t ttrHfa- 4t-
t>s1AsI.>. o'4-st ,er,teesi lo 81 N. and ~sni.y
>chHs. ~ - -
-Arta..l -irsas.ine a, 10 aAx ssosa,s s,Aoo a,
MlTnall-1 -rrcAcAfng 81 2-rH Prayer Meeting
7-.rv >.Hlas school L .
rSi"H TfartRAN,A NEEriss- Every sunday Ai5 sc
AZ ictsrs ilAI
Nt,uNir HuntEs
R..A 'EsrTtE. Ne-5l--First Tgesds, oi every
tAa.EtJa.t aa5 Ageus;
lga I..-E. ~. = Fir-t "Wednesday u every
''. sN.sIt fu.s and Au.us:
E-.a. I"aes. " lss-tlr,; Thars1ay of even
a4sr'- sSs,s' Jglt aaa AasB.t.
30 H.t -Lssak Lop.A, " = livery Friday
t>r .rasseF woskNa> Second and fourti. Tue.
E.... ,a second ana tourih Monda,.
E-"a u EieE rn,r y 70 Frst aud Third
81 ta,l month. cNrrit June. JAY and .uEu,
u5.'i- 4u.' oB fss,i Nfr3AY-
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II
Better ask where is Jip," said Tom.
"Let us go and see y and the two hunters
proceeded but few yards when they found
the renegade living on the ground, the faith
full dog standing over him. Approaching,
Locke found the man was still alive but
nearly unconscious. Applying his flask to
the mouth of Bill be turned portion of. its
contents down his throat. This had the de-
sired effect.
'It is no use Lock, Jip has finished me,
but before 20 under / want to tell you
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-07-27

in the Kingdom which includes all that the Gov
eminent can claim should be collected and Faith
fully and economically diSbRTSed according to lar.
The Kings message commencing economy, COM
mencing with himself is worthy of all praise, and
it is to be hoped that its precept may influence
both the public and private life of the nation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-07-27
C5nlrrul advertisements.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES.

the Equitable has been the all reforms affecting the
of the simplify the policy
apply principle guaranteeing
the accumulated
policy offs period introduce the
the Tontine
tng and has surrender value during its earlier
written SOB 600 600
than during the period
the
the future o intending
Assets, January l, 1SS6 66,553,oo1 %
Liabilities Der cent valuation 81
1ss622ss 10
Surplus ON NJ. Standard perez It.
$I7,495,329 4o.
New Assurancein 96O1137s 90
Outstanding Assurance 357, 33S,246 90
Total Paid POIeyhoders in 1SS5...~...- 7I3S,6S9 O5
Paid PolcyhOders organization. SS,211 175 60
16,59O,O53 13
Insuran all approved plans
Alex J- CARTWRIGHT,
General for HawaIa 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
G1ocm 1tnO Gd1uksou.

Qe6rreid) lit Die NbIttnlmung oes nattos
raleu AbgeoronetenbauIes betrettS Der
abortion i6en Sartfs 0erableBu1gsz8ll
~belonoers 0u6 oanf, tDenn man lnters
iubt, mie ole nerl6ieoenen QanDestbetle
geltilnmt baben.
Inter Den 157 Stimmen, tpel6e geger
Gornabme Der Bill fieIen, famen 67 aus
Den meltlt6en Staateu, 81 aus ben Wtittel7
~itaaten, 20 aus ben Jteus @ugianoitaatet,
uno nur Is aus ben Slioltaaten. Son.oen
40 Stimmeu aber, melhe I ii / Sornabme
Der ytu abgeaebeu Duroen, famen ni1t
tpeniger ais So aus Dem Suoen,
30 aus benz gSeiten, II aus oeu Wtittelz
~ltaaten, 3 aus yteu> @nglano. Solglth lit
Der Sioen mob imnler Oas 8roB: GoutDert
Der @egner pes SbuB3oQes, - frelltb nit
benz erfreultGen llnteribieoe, DAB CT beute
nidot n1ebr, tpie Sunz @arDltuu i'm Sabre
1882, nit Qualification, NIT rebcutlder
MISUNDERSTANDING Qegen S6ubjou
brObt, lonoern ltb btelen rubl8 Qetauen
IQBt.
8ielfa6 bate man 9e9laubt, baB Der lett
eint9eu Sabren it@tbare NuflhDung elmer
lelblttdEolgen S~nDuitrte I'M Siloen Die
alten SreiDanoelsiDeeu liloll6er StaatSs
mduner uno Yoltttter gal1j beoeuteno ab8es
l1pdbt babe unO oaB ielbit i'll Der oorttS
gen oemofratiihen Yartel lib ole Gortiebe
fir SuuBSOu ausbreite. Bur Se8rlnpulg
Dleier Jinlibt ODER Sermutbung mteS man
~beionoers aub Darauf bin, puB mehrere Der
beoeutenoiten oemOfratii6en :3eitunget Des
Sloens IT'D in u~eueitsr 3eit entibieoen III
ihuBj0unertldjem Stnnc aus1preben.
0od obt9e Nbitimmuug benefit. paB nee
ni9ltens Die ieBtgen Sertreter oes SlIoenS
mob lebr mentB Don elnem loI0en @ellte
augebau6t iiuo.
SoAar einige lett BEN 9ftbeuionSsetten 3u
ben SIooemotraten iibcrgeDanBene alte
iiiOliGbe lGbigs SciQen ourb ibre N6fiinz
mln9 im @ougreB, Dap iie Die S0ubsoIz
Iebren ibres emit bon ibnen DergOtterten
friiberen Tuhrers 9eurp Glap, obsleih er
ielblt Elm SiiOldnOer mar, in iDrer neueH
poIltil6em uWAebung 9Gn5li6 pergelen
babei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28

Sam;LieH itrb nt6t nur nabrungSs, inns
bern audi ObDa6tos. unO Die falten Eegen=
9itie Der leBten QGode baben iie bon Den
Sarlent : 9toGS, iDD DieIe i'm Sreiet1 lagers
ten, uertrieben. Die 2lngeiteuten Der aus
oeren 8abnen wei9ern ii6 su 1eIfer. tretI
Der un0erniinfti9e Strett Der Sbiro Nuenlez
8abnangeiteIten ibnen bic Gpmpatbte 0es
YublttulnS ent5ogen bat, uno le Genug fir
1t6 lelblt 8u tGmpfen baber. 0enn Die
anberen @eieuihaitcn ioueu beretts oatans
gen, Die Xobne pieocr 5u beihneiOen, ulo
ole Geute 81 entlalien, meIde it6 bel. kH
Strctts Defenders beruor8etban ba6en. :
6offentlt6 9ei6tebt i'll ytep Oort ieitens
menldIt6 9eitnnter MGrner unD Srauen
etpas, nm Die Sage Der unglidli9eI 0eute
gu miloern. gSte ie6r ite gsFeblt babcn
mOgen, ie begirgen etnen menihli6en Srrs
tbun1, inOem ie ibre Rraft iberihGBten.
SIR oteien Srrtbum 5aben iie uno namentz
LIB Die ibrtgen genu8 gcbitBt uno gebuloet.
unO IS miro nt6t ipo6lgetban ietu, lie in
O0It9e 8er,meilung 81 "itiirSeu. yta6 Der
bttteren @rfahrung, Die tie gebabt, bari
man DobL annehmen, 0aB tie in 3utunft
nt6t nur fleiBiQe, ionDern uuG Oas @eieB
ahtenoe Burger letl iper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
Ste Sarncr mt,o ocr SoutartT.

Inter Der Ieberibrift nGbicago uuD Der
Sartf" entbGIt unler MISUNDERSTANDING
bar, Der v@bicaSO 9eraIO" pom Samita8
folBenoen QlrtIteL:
v8ir feine staOt in gmerifa lit
Die Nus6ebnun9 uniereS ansmGrti9en
9anoeIs i'll Srotitoffen uno Nleild>
paaren cine arOBere &ebeusfrage ais fir
Sblcngo. Nuf telue anbere Staot milroe
Oas 0arnieOerliegen Der GanoDtrtblbaft
III Qmerita nit gleib Serlhmetteruz
Der gSudlt fallen. SIR leos uuierer bieiiz
gen SnDultrteen lit eS bon allerbo1lter
Ni6ti9feit. ooB Die grOBen Nferbau uno
Sieb5u6t treibeloe1 Sbeile oes QSeitells
uno Si0ens iih III 9eoeibIi@em 3ultanoe
beftnoen. gSaS ibre l~Soblfabrt ernltIi6
beelntrd6ti9t, beetntrG6tiet audi Die @bi>
cago'S, uno lte fDuueI nibt %9epincnloS be-
iteuert u1o geplilnoert uno ibre auslpGrtiz
gen WlGrfte t0nnen ui6t BON ibnen genomz
men tperoen, obne einen nleDerDrildeuDen
@influB auS5uiiben, Der lth llher uno
i6neu i'm 9auoel @9icago's onelbar MAJ
6en tpirn.
y9luein an 8ei3en tpirb Die Qlusfubr.
WiebL ais WeiSen 9ere6net, iih i'll bieiem
9te6nungsiabr MIR auf 90,000,00 Suibel
gegen 1875. 5000 I'M portgen belaufen.
@rfabrene Sa9peritGnoige ituo Der Nnlidt,
Dab am l. SuIi BON Der alien @rnte niht
peni9er aIs 10000, 600 8IlbeI Ibrtg bIeiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28

@utb erre8t ais quf republitaniider, uto
e5 mlro oa bebauptet, nob niemQls babe
ein YrGltoent, glelhuieI bon melder aars
teifarbe, iih iol0e @ingriffe erlaubt.
BIS ieyt lit es ieDo1 int @ongreB lie
gelun8eit, Die n0tbige 3DeIOrtttclsz WRebrz
belt betoer SGuier Sur llnitoBuM8 zines
Seto's @lepelano's auf Die Bctle 6a brtn>
gen. QIber au0 menn oaS. nod 9elingen
1Olte, miro oaourb Die N6tnna, ipelbe
bas YerbaIten oe5 Yrdiioenten ieoem ulz
abbdugiG 0entenoen einflOBen nluB, feil!e11
Nbbrub lelDeu. DEM AIS auen otele1
Yeto'5 ipri6t ein iiberaus ltarfes Btltbtz
gefl1l u1o eln unerlbItterllber NC u b.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
Gin MISUNDERSTANDING.

v8f%ennigiuhler". v&letnl9feitSfrdn1er",
uno 6bnlide Gbrentttel erbdIt jest
Yr6itbeut GIeueIanD, neil er
in LESTER ;3eit Gag fir Sag benz GOns
greiie gauge 6aufcn BON Beto's
gegen rBrtpatzB eniionsbtlls"
iiberldidt bat. ODD etma5 GIetnliheS
miro in oieiem Yerfabren De5 QrdItoenten
nur Der erbIiden, Del6er geaen @inl6ranz
flung tleiner iple GROCER Corruption gleld)z
gIltlg lit ooer in letuem Earteiporurtbetl
oas @ute all ieinem politiibeu @eBner
niht iiebt ODER uiht ieben mill.
Our6 Den &ieienfleiB, womit Der 8rGitz
bent Die uYriuatz 9euitousbtls" oeS Son7
greiieS prlft, entbilut er ben tpahrDatt
Derbre6erilhen 3etdtitnn, DOmlt Der Gon7
greB bis lebt bel Der Nnnabme lol6er 0IuS
81 QSerte 9egangeu 1T.
0err SleDelauo peiit naf, tpie in lold1en
StIs Nenlioneu fir &erlebungen beDtltgt
1ino, bic Don ben Yenllonsgtertgen duBerz
balb Der 9tenltSeit oapongetrdgen tpurDer,
uno fir 2eibldQoeu, Die ben Semerbern
na1 Dem amtItdeu Gr3tliden 3eugutB id0n
bel lbrenl @Iltritt ms Seer au6afteteH.
Gr selgt, rpie iolhe @auner Benitonm ilr
Munoen %Derlangtel, Die lte III 9eie6ten
erbnlten ba6el1 polteI, all oener tie gar
ntbt betbeIligt mnrer, oa tie lid laut arnt<
llder Sertdte, CUR l3eit oeS @efehts i'm
Spttal bef1n0eu.
Sci Der 3urudneilung me6rerer Nnz
pride entfpifeLt Der 4Srdiipent einen trodez
nelI Sumor; - Suri Bet,piel: vYSm.
Siibop puroe am %. Wtdr5 1865 ais CUB
1titut ei1gemuitert. fam am 5. Dtai jeues
Sa6res NIT Wfniern ms hospital, febrte
an s. Wtat in Den 0tenit 5uruG unO murbe
i'll Solge Der Seenbi8uug Oes &rieges arl
II. Uiat 1865 ausgemultert. Dies lit Die
trlegerii6e Nergalgenbett zines Weannes,
Der etnen Dionut uuD lieb3e6n Gage I'M
0eere mar, in lpelde5 CT ais SteIpertreer
gegen bobes @~initanos8elo un0 gegen
4rGInte County eintrat. Tiinf5ebn
Sabre nod Dieiem glGn3enoen &riegSoieuit
uno na0 Dteiem lnredltd)en @efed)te nit
BEN Otalern entoedte ct am %. SUM- 1880,
oaB Der emit Don Den Dtalern auf i'm ges
madlte ltngriff in Be5ieDuug 5u ietner Gin
multrrung ms Seer ltano uno oaB oieie
Srautbeit iih in leile llugen ge3ogen INN
aad ieine 9tii6enmartlGuIe an9egriffeu
bate"
Som BenItonsamt tparen 6erdrtige be;
triigertl6e SorOerungen 5urudge!plelen
iporoen. glber Die @auner Danoten itd
Dann an ibre @OrgreBmtt9Iieger, unO BIZ
iebten i'm gon9reB auf @runO berleIber
9Ingaben. tpelbe oaS GeniiOnsamt auf's
iblagenoite oils 6etrigerIi6 geteuu5ethnet
bate, Die 9nna6me DON vYripatz 8eniio1Ss
biu5" 81 @unlten Der Getritger ourh.
Bas tbut einIolber v@ongreBmaun" 1i6t.
tpenr es GILT, aub nur cine Stimme 81
tangen! Statt iebt I5er Den BrditOenter
S1 l6impreu, iouten Die betreffenoen 0las
tionalQeieb9eber irob iein. oaB er iie niht
peri0nliG an ben 4Sranger iteIt.
Sober ebrenbafte Geteran uno ~belonbere
jcocr ebrenbafte SnpaIioe, mIrO aber Dem
YrGiioeuteu 9anf DafIr soften, oaB er
te!ne W1iibe unD unannebmlibtett ideut,
UNI Die N%eiitonsIilten Don 8etriigern 81
iQubern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
0rceneba1t1t, muO Vrtcoe ant
G0Ntn0.

IS f1eht iebt iiber je0en 3tpetfel btnaUS
felt, Dab Die Oepeihen iiber oas Berbalten
bes @onlNls 0reenebaulH nuf Samoa HHz
eebeucr iibertrtebeIl, ia gr0Eten &DetlS err
oidtet lDQrell.
ST. bat ape6er iene Snieln, ben 0roBs
mGd)ten 0eutldllnno uno Gn9Ianb gum
5,rob, unter cine omeritani lhe SbuBberrz
iclutt oeiteut, nod bat e. lth nit Dem
oeutihen 0tet6e oaourh ibertporten, oaB
er Dem in Den Samoa' iden @e9entOnlg
TumaieIe uerliebten Deutiheu @onluI I'M
IrpBe ben R0uig WiGltetoG teierll6 ans
e~rfau1te rnO beDor5IBte.
6err @reenebaum mar 10 gefGuig, ms
nerlbieDene amtlt6e Nttenltude 6lSuz
id)ifen, aus beneu 1t6 TolgenoeS ergicbt:
Dim IL. Wtai D. S. rt6tele 3Ouig Ntaz
Iietoa ullo Oelien StaatsletretQr SelI on
@oniuL @reeHebaum cine Slttl0rIft Oes
SSnbultS: vOa oas &Oni8retO Samoa Die
Ser. Staaten I'M Seiltano uno SbuB &c;
betelt but ulD oa es beiBt, oaB eillge ieBt
Ieioer iii NebeIiou be9riftele Neufe ben
Samoa befiIr6ten, OaB lit Die 8anonen
umeritanilder ullo eugltider ~&rtegSl6itte
oeoen Tie ri6ten tpilroe1, 10 miro hermit
Eonjul @reeHebaum 9ebcter1, IN elmer Yro=
flanation biele Turht 81 beleitiJe1 uno
Oas gauge Bolf Samoa's gu ruDigem orr
Dcntll6em NuientbaIt in leinen 0Orfern Su
Ct mabnen."
Nuf oieie f0nigIihe 8itte bin erIieB @ons
jul @reenebaum glei6 an IA. Wtai in Der
Sprade Samoa's ais % lie Konesula
Unaite Setete" Die erwiini6te 8rptlamuz
ton. Sic torbert ale Netpobuer pes S0nt9z
rei1s il 9tamen oeS dmcrifauiihcn Gonz
iuluts ulto oes &0ni9S Wtclietoa auf. bibi1
rubig in ibre 0orfer 81 8cbeH uno iih bort
Droentli0 gu betrageu. 3u9leit Deriid)ert
Iie, DAB Der Goniul Deoer etn engtil6es
no6 Elm omeritanti6es &rie9Si6iff auis
Toroern tperoe, auf llutertbanen Samoa's
| ooer eille5 anoeren 9anoeS Su reucrn, es iet