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In the above plan the shaded portions indi-
cate the parts Of the building to be occupied
by book shelves. The other large rooms will
be used for fine art exhibits, maps, charts,
etc. The main reading room will be in the
central rotunda, which will be 100 feet in
diameter. The second story will be almost
duplicate of this plan.
It is estimated that the proposed new build
ing will cost about q O00, 600, and will re-
quire three years In construction before
being ready for occupancy. Five hundred
and fifty thousand dollars is appropriated for
the purchase of the property, the site to be
the three squares nearest either the northeast
or southeast corners OF the Capitol grounds
The new building will be $50 by 800 feet in
exterior dimsnsions, covering 90 acres OF
ground, and win ultimately have capacity
for shelving three million books The area
covered by the British Museum is fve acres,
that Of the National Library, Paris, four and
one-hah acres, and for comparisons sake it
might be added that our buildings Of the
Capitol cover three aud one-half acres
PERRY BARTON
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TIE PRESENT CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Not only have the shelYes and tables OF the
present library been hirly bursting with
books, but number Of dark, unventilated
rooms In the basement Of the Capitol have
been gorged as well until the storage ca
-pacity Of the Capitol being exhausted, con-
gress was compelled 10 dor something. It il
to Senators Voorhees, Of Indiana, and Nor
rill, Of Vermont, as well as Representative
Singleton, of Misisnpi, that the credit is
due in securing the long delayed legislation
The present library has had wonderful
history. It was founded by congress in 1902,
and 1900 books were selected in London for
it John Randolph wus one Of its strongest
supporters. When theBritish soldiers looted
the Capitol building in 1914 they used the
books from the library to hndle the fire
which destroyed the building. About this
time Thomas jefferson had got into financial
straits, which compelled him to sell his very
valuable library Of g. 90 volumes. Congress
purchased them. These books, wrung by
poverty from poor old jefferson. were the
nucleus Of the new library. s=s.
The library was then Ii the room now occ1l-
pied by the clerk Of the supreme court, but
in 1924 portion Of its present quarters were
established. In 1851 tho library numbered
about GO, 600 books, when it was again visited
by fire from defective hue, which destroyed
$4,000 of the books Ia. 1852 the present
man soe,ooo- boorss (slIs thsE present. col
lection considerably exceeds 100000. The
law library contains CO. 600 volumes and oc-
cupies the old chamber of the supreme court.
Ainsworth r Spofford, of Ohio, has been
the librarian for twenty-five years, while a
predecessor Of his, John s. Meehan, of New
York, held that position for thirty two
years. So much for the present library.
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The chairman OF the executive committee
Of the Knights of Labor, district No. 1O1. is
Martin Irons, of st Louis. He It was who
precipitated the strike ON the Missouri Pacific
railroad by ordering the members of the
Knights of Labor employed on the Gould
system to quit work until their grievances
were needed. Mr.. Irons is Scotchman,
stubborn, aggressive and self-relfant. In
this respect he is said to resemble no man
more than his antagonist, Vice President and
General Manager Hoxie, of the Missouri
Pacific. 1t is contest in which the leaders
are we'll matched. If the support on both
sides were also equally balanced there would
be a chance of victory resting with the
right
One Of the results of the prominence given
to Mr.. Irons by this strike is food Of tele-
grams and correspondence which pours in
upon him every day. The majority of these
letters bring encouragement, advice and sub
stantial support. The autograph fend is
also bounding him. He has received a re,
quest with an accompanying check Of s5f,
for a five-page article from one of the maya.
zines. Through his present notoriety he hes
also received a letter from sister who has
been seeking him for twenty years. His
mother, it appears, died in New Orleans
after the war leaving considerable property.
They advertised in every way for Martin in
order that he should receive his share of the
estate, but were never able to find him ull-
til now.
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twenty-eight other Irish members were sus-
pended, the three named being removed from
the house by force.
Though Secretary Forster promised at tha.
time that the prosecution act, which he WAS
armed with, weuld not be employed to reprcss
agitation, Immediately after the act re-
ceived royal assent, the counties of Clare,
Galway, Kerry, Leitrim, Limerick, Mayo,
Roscommon, Sligo and several baronies in
the county of Cork, were proclaimed and
several persons were arrested, among them
being Parnell, Dillon, Sexton, Father Sheehy,
Catholic priest, and Mr.. Boyton, q native
American, these were locked up IN Kilmain-
ham jail Suspects were hurried to jail
on all sides, and reign Of terror prevailed
Then it became evident that to proceed
with this policy the whole Irish nation would
have to be imprisoned. This being impracti-
cable new departure BY the government
was announced and Mr.. Forster resigned It
was in a speech in parliament later, in ex-
planning his reasons for resigning, that Mr..
Forster gave Parnell the title of ''the uu-
crowned king of Ireland"
Mr.. Forster was undoubtedly well-hatcd
man. His nickname, ''Buckshot'' Forster,
was bestowed upon him during the heat of
Irish troubles connected with the suppression
of the Land League, Mr.. Forster, having ad-
vocated the substitution of buckshot car
hidges for the usual ball cartridges used by
the Irish constabulary.
In personal appearance Mr.. Forster was
bizarre and uncouth. He dressed in such i'll.
fitting clothes that it was standing joke in
the house that they were cut aud made by
himself. But all this unccuthness Of manner
and simplicity of stvle were the result CT
design. The same affectation Of simplicity
characterized his speeches They were rough
and unrhetorical and bore all the marks of
extemporization, although they were always
carefully prepared and sometimes rehearsed
for weeks beforehand His ambition was
great and, though few would suspect it, he was
extraordinarily vain He had the courage to
maiI: tain his convictions at whatever hazard,
and even his worst enemies admit that he
was brutally honest
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& =
Over thirteen years ago, after years of
urging in the matter, congress allowed COM
mission to be appointed to consider plans for
new library. a report Of the labors Of
this commission and the various otter COM
mittees selected In the matter later, together
with the bills introduced from time to time
would fill a good sized library. Senator
voorhees, says that never in the history of
legislation has q measure been SO thoroughly
weighed and considered in every detail, and
herewith we present the result in the illus
tration.
To procure competition among architects
a prize Of $500 was offered for the best
design. Twenty-eight plans were submitted,
many of them from Europe. Two years was
given to consideration of the plans, when
the design submitted by ]. L Smithmeyer,
of Washington, was selected.
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How They Began.

General Master Workman Powderly, it
seems, began his working life as switch
tender. Mr.. Hoxie, manager of the Gould
system of railroads in the southwest, was at
one time hostler in hotel near Des Moines
Afterward he became chairman Of the Re-
publican state central committee and United
States marshal Of Iowa Nr. Gould himself
earned his first money as o nap peddler. =
New York World.
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Tie Perfume of the Ese:w.is<.

The ps-fume Of the Alpine flower, the
edc,weiss, which is delicious VII II frcsa, has
been compared to the aroma Of tie tropica!
banans. The s. ent raraiy lasts over an
hour after the flower has been picked
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MILLINERY,

MRS. NJ. BLUM. Milliner. Mississippi street,
Ul between Lessard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets. Hats, French Flowers, etc.;
alsO all kinds of Ladies Underware.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

YIvHE CHIEF Office, Crescent Place, opposite
u the Market-House, is supplied with fine
assortment of type and turns out all kinds of
plain and fancy Job work in best style at New
Orleans prices. No better and cheaper work is
done anywhere in the State.
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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.

M. We vevornpag;sb % f surveyor ~ Of Ascension. seer ion
Will attend promptly to work in all branches
of his profession, such as surveying, mapping.
leveling for canals, bridges, rice fumes, estima-
ting cost and supervising construction OF same.
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CCHONBERG'S Undertaker's Establishment.
- Railroad Avenue. between Iberyille and At
the pine coffin to the metallic or rosewood cas-
ket.
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DoNALDsoN.viLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. Etc.

~ KLINE. corner Crescent Place and lou-
". mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notlons,
Boots. and Shoes, Groceries. Provisions, Cor'''
Oats and Bran.
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BLAcKsM1THs 3 wHEELwR1GHTs.

IN r. SCHUYLER, Blacksmith. Wheelwright.
II . Horse-Shoer, Carriage. Wagon and Cart
maker and repairer, Railroad Avenue, between
Mississippi and Iberville streets.
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DERNAFD LEMANN 4 BROTHER. dealers
ID in Western Produce, fancy and staple Gro
ceries. Liquors, Hardware, Iron. Paints. Oils,
Carts Plows, saddlerys Stoves and IinTare; nna,s:
Furnishing Goods, Missi sippi street, corner
Crescent Place. = g
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
UNDERTAKES. Etc.

ID E. LEE Livery, Sale and Feed Stables.
H. Undertaking Establishment and Black
smith Shop, Mississippi street. between Les
sard and st. Patrick streets. Every depart
ment complete; facilities unsurpassed; prices
satisfactory. v. Maurin. proprietor.
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rHEAP JOHNS BARGAIN HOU Sc, Dry
~ Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps.
Hardware. Paints, Oils, Glassware. Iinware,
Groceries and General Merchandise. Railroad
Avenue, near the depot.
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grbe ruDen2" Das Sight Bat fdor
bel Ilbernbeiten beganget, aber elmer
gr6Beret 9uhmbeit bat es f@ nod
fi6t f6ulbig ge1na6t, als bic obiget
Morte at f6reiben.
- Sm Mppellations= @eri9t gu Mu.
FIN tpurbe Der Mntrag auf &eeonibes
ration Der Gomn1a ; GntI9eibung gee
ffeIt. Au9 Der 5%taatsanmalt bat
beim @eri9t eine gingdbe gema@t, in
tpelGer CT baranf 6ringt. Man bat es
Bis iebt mod INNER be3peifelt, baB bic
Oberrt@ter 10 ftnbif6 fein fonrten,
fire @ntf6Gbung aaf ben Mangel eis
nes Gomt1a gu bafren, aber es 1T tn
@irfli@feit gef6eben. Sn ibrem @uts
a9ten beiBt es rdmli9: s9ie Mns
g~etlagten baben 2ofomptiben 5erff6rt,
aber wir baben fetn @eieB, wel9es
Strafen barauf iebt, benlt ber Mrtifel
683 iast: ,Wer elm lan6pirtbi@aftlis
9es Problft ober gtgentbum 3erft6rt."
8efanntli@ 1T aber ei1e 2ofomotibe
fein latouirtbf@aftli6es @isentbum."
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WerIammlaa8 Der 3pmites Der btefieeti
Tettertuebr.

Tetlet&uebr-
@eitert fau6 cine GomitezN eriartnts
lung BET biefigen Geueruebr tatt, utt
iiber bic Sbeilnabme an Der biesidbris
ger SSeier bes 4. Suli at beratben.
Cine G~inlabung bes 9errn 3erble 81
einem 2un9 In benz San peoro
Springs Parte tpurbe baufbar accep>
tirt. 5pbanit tpurbe bef@lofen: Na@
Der Snfpeftion auf benz Mlamo pla3a
(uel9e 8ormittags 8 ubr fattfin6en
tpirb) mar19irer bic Mbtbeilunge1 nod
benz Militdr : plaaa un6 ienben bon
bort aug TIRE Maf9inen unb Npparate
nod Sauie. Bon bier aus tpirb man
fi@ mad benz s'turn table" on Der
SolebabsS traBe beseben unb bann nit
Der StraBenbabn mad benz San pebro
parfe fabren.
Capt. S@reiner Tub iobattt i'm Nas
men ber Geueafompagnie Scr. l fdmmt'
Hide Mbtbeilungen Elm, Der psobe Der
1eiiert Mbrens'f9en SampffpriBe Sam
9ouftou" beiautpobnen, pel@e beute
Mbenb 6 nbr auf benz WtilitGr plaad
absebaIter tperbe1 foa. Na@ Der prObe
finbet elm semeinfamer 9un6 NIT oblis
CATER 8efeu1tung befelben fatt aur
g%iupeibung Der reuen SpriBe. Sieie
GiuIabung tpurbe argenDrnuten unb bic
&ompagnier faBtett ben 8ei@luB, aa
@brer biefer Gelegenbeit in boiler nnis
form at erf@einen.
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9as gteIett isenttfiatrt,

Das angebIi@e '@feIett bes Granf
9arris, bas man in elmer 96ble an Der
seone ~auffanb, if nod San Mntpnio
gebra9t iDorben, I'm bon Der @ranbs
iurp infpiairt gu tperben. Nu9 fanb
bier Der @0roners Snqueft ffatt. 2ouis
Bourgeois unb 6. 8rannon bei9worert,
baB bas Sfelett bic ueberbleibfel 6es
Deri4munbcnen Granf 9arris feien.
Sic MOLTEN es an ben 3dbnen, fotpie
an benz Stofe Der Beinfleiber, bic fi9
nod OH ben Gnp9en befanben, erfens
nen. Branttot1 3eigte ben &od bes
9arris bDr, ben 6iefer in ieirem 6aufe
9elafen bate unb Der @toff 6eFelben
itimmte allerbings nit benz Der Beins
fleiber : JeBen therein. 9u6 tuur6e
0arri's Sattel berbeigef9aft, ben man
In bet Ndbe bon SCOTS Mobnuna aufs
fanb. @erba9tssrinbe gegeu Die BEL,
ben Scots, ben Granf paris ermor=
bet au baben, liegert alerbings Dor,
uub man mag beren nod ntebr auffins
ben, um ben pro3eB gegen He arlbdnz
gig MAIDEN at fDnuer.
IS f6eint, baB bic grfGieBung beg
@dubers 8raunon bic g~ntbaQung mod
anberer 8erbre6en mad fi@ aieben
tpirb, BITE bon Der an Der Gep1ta bart=
fenoen &duberbanbe begangen tpur6en.
Die pitts, geasers, Scots, Branuons
ilnb ME iOnit bic MitgIieber biefer faus
bern Geieai@aft beiBen rt6ger, bon
6enen Der Cine fogar gontabel tuar,
liab urter fi9 aneinig getporben unb
nun ftnnt giner auf bes Mnbern 8er>
'berben. M6gen fie fi@ iiur ollie ans
Mefer Iiefern. /.
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@latbnnDe aeae1t BE Sabtaner.

General MiIes, ber iebt NIT ben 4pas
DIES int Sample liest, f9eint ber re6te
Matt ONT re9ten YlaBe at 1ein. Mfit
Der Audterzpolitit, Die maj. Iei6er riur
auaula1ge gegen Die Snbianer eins
f@lug, bat er bolitdnbig gebro6e1 un5
berlon9t feBt8 lutbunbe our 8~erfolgung
Der Snbianer.
Seine erffe Srber, tpel9e.8 elobnu1s
gen fit bas S6bter bon Snbianerr
ousiebt, muB bod tpobl bon TIM erIais
len tporben fein. sic tpur6e 3tpar ielbft
bon ben Sfiateren gemiBbiaigt unb als
etne unctbilifirte Griegsfi6rnng be3ei6=
net, aber bennD9 bat man Fe ni9t bott
Waibtngtor aus besabouirt. unb nun
min Miles gar 8lutbunbe baben.
Was tperben tppbl bic Sudfer bes
Sfe1s Sa3u faget1, berett 2iebltnge bic
Snbianer INNER tparen? Sbre eige1en
W6rber erbdngen fe atpar, aud aablen
tie 8elobnunget fiir bas 8ertilgen rets
Benber Sbiere, aber BEN Snbianern bari
fei1 2eibes augefigt tper3ert, BENIN tie
fito bic Miinbel Ser Natipn unb bieier
liegt Die pfi6t Of, bic Sn6ianer gu ei=
pilitren. MiQionen Dollars baben
6ieie @ioilifationsberfu9e bereits berz
19lungen unb Meni9enleben in Menge
tpurber ibr geopfert, BON ben 3erl t6rteu
9etmtdtten gar ni6t gu reben. Srob.
benz tonate rtat fi9 ni9t aur 3i9tis
gttg 0er eynbi1tter entf1lteBer.
8eneral Miles i@eint enoli@ ben
re9ten Weg eingef9lagen gu baben.
SHenbar betra@tet er bic Snbianer als
bas, tuas fe in Wirtli6feit finb, B. /,
gefien, beren 8~ertilgung cine abfolute
Notbuenbigteit 1T. Geltngt es ibm,
Die Snbianer fitr INNER uni6dbli9 au
maden, 10 berbient CT fi9 BEN 9anl
Der ganaen @renabeb6lferung, unb De,
fdlt f@merer ins @emi9t, als bic ST
raben Der 6fli9en 9udter.
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NUerIet.

- Bef9dmen6 fir Seras 1T bic Sagb
BET Beutepolitifer auf bas bur@ Sads
mans Sob erlebigte Mrnt. Die 3abl
Der Beuerber bat f9 ber6oppelt uttb
mag 1abe5u so betrageu. Mebrere BON
ibnen, barunter 5uei bDn San Mntonio,
ftnb mad Wafbington geeilt unb be9el=
ligen bafelbf ben grdfibenten nit ibrer
Nen1teriagb. 9iefer mill ft9 Die 6uns
gerleiber fern balten unb Bat bic teranis
f9e GDngreBs9 Delegation eriu9t, ft9
iber eiaet Der Mprlifantet 5u einigen,
ben ct barauf ernennen wiQ. Das 1T
aber lei9ter geiagt, tpie getban, tuenigs
items iparert fe big gefertt NOD ni@t eiz
Mig getporben. Das Bette tpdre, ale
biefe Memteridger mad Wafbington at
citirer unb fe ura bas Mmt lofet at laiz
fen. Denim bas Der 8rau9barfte BON
ibnen ernannt mirb, ba 1T ia oD9 ni@t
brat al benfeft.
= lin bic Snteligena ber. Wttglie0er
BON MrbeitersO rganifationeu f9eint es
in man@en @egenbeu BON SeTas i@le@t
beitelt 3t fein. So tpurbe bpr etnigen
Sager in 8onbam cine 8er50mmlung
bes bDrtigett Mrbeiterbereins a~bgebalten,
TIM Nominationet fir @nuntDbeamte
bDr3unebmen. Ginett grdfbenten fanb
man i1ort, pbglei1 ct a1r NIT 5 Gtims
men ertpdblt tpurbe, bic Mabl zines
Setretdrs aber ttabte S9mierigfeit.
Die erften 8eiben, bic man pori9lug,
erfldrter, fie feien bes 61reibens urs
tunbig, utb Der 9ritte meinte, CT noble
tpobl als 5efretdr fungiren, tpentt man
feiner Mnbern finben f6nne; bod lei er
Gemofrat uub ppponire Der Nrbeiters
getuegung.
= Ser r6pufton 9eralb" min bic
gntbedung gema@t baben, baB in Der
8apomffabt elm 13 Witglie6er ad6lenber
Wnar9ifers8 beftebt. Ser ySe,
ralb" fennt iogar ben prdfibenten bes
@ereins unb ben Srt ieiner 3uiammers
finite unb i6eint besbaIb etpas fur6t'
fam gu fem. 9ie 6ur@t 1T ttbrigens
iiberAaIfig, benn !9oufton bat ia feline
tapfere rlei@te @arbe". 9ie tpir6 bod
tDebl nit ben 9Dnamitbolben fertig
tperben.
= Ste bolfret9ifen Counties iii SEE
ras finb, tpentt man bic Nnaabl Der
Wdbler gu Grunbe legt, bic folgenben :
Collin init 1928, ellis nit 4,312,
@albeitpn nit 1888, Sarrant nit
1890, 8eTar nit 4,213 ln6 8ea NIT
4,146 Stimmgebern.
= Das biefise r9aiIp 2isbt" finbet
bas inbumane 8erfabren Der @brifen>
gemeinben tn @afroDiIe gana gere@ts
fertigt un6 fagt: rSem un~gldubigen
1T fem &aum i'm Simmel geitattet,
tparum foa er bier untem in gebeilister
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ste Gplpnfe ner sanl6nnrr.

@lei@ mad 8een6ignng bes 9rieses
fii9tete cine ni9t gerinee Nn3abl bon
labli9et Se3efioniften mad 8raflien.
Sic begten Sic Nnfi6t, baB Der Saben
Der Union ni1t obne Sflabenarbeit
erifiren f6nre. Nn6ere bon ibuett, bic
.beionoers c%ompromittirt erf9ienett,
fiir6teten bic @trafen fir lire Mifes
tbaten, un6 mod Mnbere tpare1 10 bon
9aB geget bic nOanfees" erftQt, baB
fie nt6t bieielbe SUIT nit ibnen atbnlett
tpolten un6 beBbalb austpanberten.
Gin She'll Ser @iioldttber, uno bieIei6t
bic meiften BON ibnen, tebrten mad Der
Seimat auriid, ra6bem fe Die @rfabz
rung sema6t batteu, 6aB Die Sieger
febr gelinbe Saiten geget bie &ebe0en
a~uf3Dgen. Mnbere blieben bort unb
tpobnen beute mod in Der BON ibnen
gegriinbeten Golpnie.
Ser amertfanif9e @eneraleonfuI fir
8ra{ilien $. @laD Mrmitrong bon Mlas
baua, traf bot einigen Sager, auf benz
Wege nod feiner 9eimat, in Maibings
ton elm. st bat Der annerifanii9en
Golonie in Bralilien einen 8efu9 obs
g~eftattet un6 beri@tet GOlsenoes hber
tie:
sd fanb bic golpnie int SSnnern bes
2an6es, 400 Meilen BON &io Saneiro
entfernt,3 auf einem Sttd 2anb, bas
Is Quabratmeilen enthdlt. Sieielbe
5dblt ungefdbr 500 @eelen.. Die leis
tenoet Mdnner Der Gplpnie finD gpl.
%. $. Norris BON Mlabama unb ST.
Crisp bon Sennefee. 9ieien fu6te i9
begreifi6 au MAIDEN, baB tie einen
bummen 9tret9 be9inget, dig fe ben
Ser. Staten ben &iiden febrten, unb
tie gaben bies gu, erfldrten aber, in
Brailien berbieiben 3u pp0en.
nginise BET Gplpniifen battet Gflaz
Der. Sd nerbeblte ibnen rteirte NtiBs
biqigung Der @flaperei ni1t unb er>
iu9te IL, 6ieiesueberbleibIel elmer barbas
rif@en 3eit au b~eieitisen; bod perben
pobl n,eine 8emiibungen in biefer So
DE bergebli9 gepefen fein. Meine Bes
f@reibung bet Sortf6ritte, mel6e Der
Saben felt benz Griege gema9t bat,
f@ien ibnen ni9t re9t gIaubli9 gu feir.
r9ie arnertfanif9en gnloniite1 pers
bienet bel @eIb bur6 bic Melonens
5u9t. 8pr ibrer Mrfunft tparett bic
Melonen In 8railien unbetannt, es
berrf@t aber iebt ffarfe Na9frage nod
biefen Grii6ten unb Fe finb lei6t unb
gu boben preifer gu berfaufen. 9ie
braiilianti9e 2anbbeb6lferung iener
probtns fultibirt ausf9lieBli9 &afee
unb 1T ri@t our 3u@t anberer probutte
gu betpeger1. NuBerbem bauen bic artes
ritanif9en @oloniften 8autntpone, bic
ebenfals in ben Gabrifen 1es 0anbes
raf6en GbiaB finbet.
ISM @an3ert geupntnter prosperiri
bic @olonie, aber fie Ieibet an einem
groBen nebeltanbe, es feblen ibr bic
S9ulen. Die &inber fpre1en Elm
@emii@ ppi @nglii9 unb @panii1 1lmb
es 1T baber meme Mbfi9t, tpeui1 1n6gs
li1 einige 2ebrer gu engagiren unb IL
NIT nod 8railien au nebmer, tpen1t i'd
meine &Rdreiie dntrete. @inige. bel
Glterert 2eute Der golonie leien 3eituns
gen aus Der l1nion nnb finb toI3 barauI
Nmerifaner gu fem. Braflianii9t
8iirger fin6 nur wenise BON linen ge.
tpDroen."
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Wie getDDbnli@ batter fi9 aeffern
gta9mlttag ungeodblte Jreut6e ber
S@tBett auf benz S9ieBpIab eiagefums
ben, um benz preisf9ieBen -beisumob=
ttet!, unb pie gep6bnIi6 NOR bas f96ne
8ei9le9t febr fart bertreten. Ser
bibf9 8elegene S9iiBenplab bietet eine
reiaenoe ueberf1t iiber bic Gtabt uno
umgebung urb toentt Der 8erein 6urd
ben Mnbau eineft Sale fiir Sbba9 un6
S9uB geget Sonnenifrablen forgeu
f6nnte, 10 tptrbe er gepiB aufonntdgliG
3ablrei6e 8eiu9er baben.
Sas preisi@ieBer, tpel9es nit gros
Benz Snterefe berfolgt tpur6e, ergab
folgenbes &efnltat:
1. Yreis, gb. @tebes IT,, g., $.
Gauf, g., g. Mltmaftt, A., 81. Mtau.
prer, s., 81. @erner, g., $. Muf@aa,
Z, .. Gnbrae, s., @bas. 9ummel, g.,
8. 9oi6, TO-, sc. Neumana IT,, H.,
8. Stiooig, r., 6. Sei9, 49,, so.
9tfen.
2err gb. 9tepes IT,, BET slei@seitiq
S6hkenf6nig tpuroe, bate 6S &inae
gef@ofen a Wsal 6as Centrum 48,
einmal IL unb ei1nnaI 9, aufammen
$50 9err g. IIttnatttt erbielt ben
@itterpreis. 9ie preiie uurben burd
bic Srdulein Sartor unb grpps bers
tbeilt. IIs dIteftes Mitalieb fihrts
9err Sof@ Die beibet iungen Daneu
auf bic Sri3une, in proseifiom fdloHeu
fi9 bic S@iBer att unb in Der linn Ell.
genen launigen unb bumorifii@eu
Weiie mar 9err 9of@ ben Damien Be.
bilfli6 ben Siegern bic Breife s1su.
erfernett. Nues berltef programmgemdf
uno unter beiteriter Stimmung BET
Sbeilnebmer.
Der 69ibenberein aGblt 65 Mit.
glieoer urb feiert nd6ftes Sabr fem 80,
Stiftungsfef. Die gegentpdrtigen Sc.
atntet1 iin6: s. @roDs, Brdfibent; &c,
Meumana, 8ice=prdfioent; $. 5tiobig,
96riftfibrer; u. SreiB, S9abmeifer.
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Glarf's 8iaarb : garlpr.

9reimaI tpD9entli9 iinben int obea
genannten Billiard 8 parlor, iber benz
metropolitan Saloott, gon3erte itatt,
unb stuar ont Montag, Mittwo9 unb
Sonnabenb Nbenb. Sic Militdrfapels
le fpielt un6 ein feiner 2un6 pirb fer=
Dirt. Wd6renb bes Spmtners betr6gt
Der preis fit 8iuar6fpiel 40 Gents pro
5tunbe. Monatli9 tperben preiie in
gaar fir bas bette poolfpiel be3ablt.
Ollie @pieler, pel@e ii6 am pool Sur>
nier fiir lpe5ie1e preiie betbeiliget wols
len, tueroen eriu6t, Die 8e0ingungen
big gum Sonnabenb au u1ter3ei9nett.
Glarfs Barlor 1T Der ftblfte unb att
beiten bentilirte 8ergniigungsDrt in ber
@tabt. Die beftet unb 1ii6lften Gee
trdnfe fn6 tets gu baben. Se6erman1
1T eingelaben. 12,6t4m