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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
nHUss,, Kron Ar rIoroRr.,
Drunken Foreigners Rniding the
COnnellsNIIIe IndMstFies.


PIrTsDuRa, Pa, Aug. 9.-Private dis
patches from the Oonnellsville coke re-
gion report gang of 400 drunken Hum
garian coke workers on raid. They do
not seem to understand that the strike
was settled in their favor and this morn
ing started out to close up the works in
operation. They first marched to More
wood and drove the men out and then
went to the Alice works where they also
forced the men to quit work. They are
still ON the war path and when last heard
from were on their way TO Bessemer
works. Considerable damage was done
at Norwood and Alice but no one was
seriously hurt.
Among the English speaking coke
workers there is general rejoicing over
the termination OF the strike In their
favor. The works OF the entire region
will be in operation next week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
RARD TIN rs IN s.AMoA.
admiral Kimberly Gives the Natives
Food to Keep Them From Stnrva-

admiral Kimberly Gives the Natives
Food to Keep Them From starva-
ton.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--Under date OF July
18th, Rear Admiral Kimberly reports to the
Navy Department from Apia, Samoa, that
the fathers OF the Catholic mission there
had requested help from him to relieve the
pressing want OF food then existins. upon
his return from Pago Pago In small YES
sci chartered for the trip he brought back
with him from the Monongahela 6,000
pounds OF biscuit, 2,439 pounds of
rice, 1000 pounds OF cornmeAi, l,OOO
pounds Of oatmeal, 1000 pounds OF
hominy, 1000 pounds OF wheat -four and
1l8 gallons OF beans. which, in accordance
with the departments letter OF May 2Atn he
deemed 1t wise and proper to turn over to
the Catholic mission for distribution among
the distressed samoans. The Monongahela
still has for Issue large quantities OF the
same stores, The admiral writes:
"There Il undoubtedly a great scarcity OF
food at present, but do not apprehend
any loss OF life from famine, except posi-
bly, among the old and feeble, as there are
Cocoanuts SUFFICIENT to exist on now, and
these will soou be helped out by the ap-
preaching harvest OF bread fruit, and later
by bananas. Vans and taro are being
generally planted, but 1t will require sew.
eral months before they will be ripe enough
to gather. offered to divide such avail
able stores as were on hand with the Lon
don Missionary Society, but my offer was
declined, on the ground that the present
scarcity among those under their care
| would not warrant such distribution, nnt
tbs scelaty Is very DESTROYS of making tht
! Samoans seli.supporting. Icannot recon
mend any further distribution OF fooc
| among the Samoans until the necessity 1;
made more apparent than 1t appears a
| present"
From translation OF the letter from thu
| Catholic fathers to Admiral Kimberly SO
| Letting aid. which accompanies the admt
| RAILS communication, 1t appears that ther,
are l6l students IN attendance upon In
course OF Instruction given at their colieg
ut Apia The fathers state that they hav
420 people under their charge, for whom
succor is necessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

LIMA, o., Aug. 9.--Late last night a
message was received from st. Mary's,
a town of over 600 Inhabitants south Of
here asking for fire engine. The town
was in danger of total destruction by
IRE. The fire started in Barrington's
livery stable. A high wind was blowing
and the flames spread to other buildings.
No details can be received, bat several
persons were injured,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
MORE BOD1Es ar J0BNsTOWN.
The Luggage OF lhe Unfortunate
Bessie Bryan Found,

JoHSsrowS, Pa, Aug. 9.-rwo more
bodies were taken out of the sand to-day.
One was Identified rs that OF Alexander
hamilton, Jr., prominent resilient OF the
town. 1t l. very evident that there are vat
great many bodies to be found IN the
cellars and other places where there are
piles OF dirt.
large travelling satchel packed with a
womGn's clothing was brought to the room
where valuables are stored to-day. There
was n Pennsylvania railroad check (No.
$500 from Pittsburg to Philadelphia on It.
and the name Elizabeth NJ. Bryan was
stamped on IN embroidered linen handker-
chief.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

steamship Kansas City, bult AZ Roaeh's
yard for Tue New England and Savannah
Steamship Company, was successfully
launched to-day Tue vessel Is $50 feel
ognr all, As lser beam and n feet depth Of
hold. Her engines are OF the triple
s4I ansinu Futiace coudensing tYpo,
win So Inca GGd 81 iuGh Gium9tes aud
eight steel boilets, she mas haeu built 70
uoys l65 FnuEs per hour. Her passeus r.
accommodations are llG Gr.f.rlars ana l2l
seGnId.cH.s. When huisne! She viii ply
between Nsw York add StSaauAh. A
large Number OF psope many .. them from
| the west saw the launch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--the bids re
Gently opened NJ the navy department
for furnishing or constructing tugs FOL
the New York, League Island ant
Washington navy yards will b
referred to board with Com
modore Meade of the Washington YARD
az president. The Washington yard is il
need of its tug at once and the board is tt
determine whether it ia advisable L
accept ore of the tugs offered by one o
the bidders or construct new one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

SAN FRA CISCO, CAL, aug. 9-The
Chronicle claims to have discovered that
rhomns F Punkett who mysterionsly
disappeared from Hartford, Corn August
2stb, 1888 ard who wRa supposed to be
dead, is alive in the CITY Of Mexico. At
tie time Of bis diaappearaoos Piunkatt
was president Of the Hartford silk Manu-
fectusing Company, ard later investiga.
ton showed tint he gHq deiaulteE TO
the sum OF about $500, goo
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
The Indians Not 90 Blame.

WAsHNGToS, Aug. 1O.-Adjunnt. general
Kelton mas received telegram from Gen.
Miles at San Francisco. informing him that
the commanding general of the Depart
ment Of the Columbia telagraphs that Cap
tain Luhn, Fourth Infantry, sent with his
companyto Oallspel. Washington Territory,
TO Investigate reports OF an Indian outrage
reports under date Of August TIN that there
were no hay stacks burned and no threats
made by the Indians. Some land was burned
over but there was no reason to think that
the fire was started by the Indians. Captain
Luhn has Leen ordered back to Fort Spo.
kama
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

CHICAGO. Aug 9.-Poiics Officer Fryer
OF the Desplaines street station was shot
and killed early this morning in fight
at the corner of Harrison and Clinton
streets. The officers on adjacent beats
heard two shots and when they reached
the scene found Officer Fryer lying dead
with two bullet holes in his body. Two
men were seen running away; an alarm
was sent cut ard from their hiding place
beneath sidewalk two men spranR
out as the wagons approached and
ran along Twelfth street purgued by
the police; but they managed TO dodge
among lot OF cars where they disap.
peared from view as il the earth had
swallowed them. A squad of 75 police
men soon formed Gordon abuut the
neighborhood and searched every noot
aud corner in it without finding the
/ objects Of their search. The fugitiye'
are supposed to be John McGraw ant
/ William MARCEL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
THE COKE STRIKE ENDED.
The strikers Win and viii Get an
Advance of IL Per Gent.

ADVANCE OF II Ter tcnI.
PITTsBuBa, Pa, Aug. 9.-Another riot
occurred ut the Carrie furnaces at Keat.
ing Station yesterday. The strikers were
at their camp on the hill when one OF the
guards gave the signal that new men
we're approaching the furnaces In an
infant the strikers rushed pell. nell down
the hill. They discovered two men walk.
ing up the railroad track toward the fur.
mace. The men started to run. Tbs
strikers shouted at them to stop, and sent
shower OF stones after them. One Of
the strikers drew revolver and fred
but did not strike the fleeing men, who
kept on toward the furnace, and sue
ceeded in reaching the works.
A special from Evetson, Pa, says
'lhe great coke strike is ended with {
victory for the men at All advance of /.
per cent?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

Commissioner Tanner has recon-.
mendtd 10 tho Secretary Of ine Interior
the dismissal of William smith, principal
examiner in the pension office, aud The
appointment Of Christian Excl to d. the
vacancy thds created. Mr.. Excl for.
merly held The Office, and was remove d
by Commissioner Black to make room
for Mr.. Smith,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

sPRIGaFIELp, ILL Ang DE- Stark
weather. acting secretary Of the State
Board OF Health, returned yesterday from
Wprsaw, where he has been ingesti-
oatirr tho reported epidemic Of dyRen-
ts .'esiid the reports were ,xaqg rated.
The cause is partly dus to the conlamina'
ton OF the water supply.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

Corporal Tanner gets full iniorse-
ment from the Republican convention Of
this stste for his friendly liberaity.n
Thet rlsy serve him good turn when
hi5 actions come 10 be reviewed by Prs.i-
dent HarrHon, but il "a to ba doH tied
whether his kind Of hbetality will be Of
advantage TO the real soldiers who need
and deserve to have pensions. 1t is calcu-
lated to create reyulBiUp OF feeling on
the pension question which may in few
yesra result IN looping Cd OF pensions
that ought to be paid along with those
that shpuid never havs been granted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

NANTUCKET, MASS, Aug. l0.-Mrs. Harri
son passed quiet day yesterday. Her
sister, Mrs. Scott Lord, on account OF
whose Illness Mrs. Harrison came here, has
improved rapidly. To-day Mrs. Harrison
will ride ont 10 the east end OF the island.
enjoy the view from the end of the bluff
and extend her ride to the village OF slas.
consett,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
Grent De.,ruot,on by rIan,e.

SALEM, MASS Aug. "a fire that
started in Godslsnds Brass Foundry
early This morning destroyed the fouu-
dry building which was new and unin.
sured ard Quilted the large wooden blocks
owned by Una Goodell and Hamilton and
Balcomb Daniel Driscoll shoea loses
nearly his entire stock. The total loss
is S2i coo partly insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

WAsnINevos, Aug. 9,---Jn1ge Advocate
General ReuIy, U. y. NJ, upon the recon-
lnendation OF Commander Bradford has
awarded the contract for tquipping
the Warrington navy yard with an cleo
tric light plant 10 the Brush Electric
Light Company of Cleveland at its bid of
SI3, 975.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

LANCASTER. Pa, Aug. 1O.-The Penn iron
works of his city posted notice to-day OF
the resumption Of operations on August
10th at 1885 per ton for puddlers. Five
months ago $50 men went on strike when
their wages we're reduced to $3.50 per ton,
and since that time the mills have been
Ehut down
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-The steamship
Missouri passed in the Delaware capes last
night III command OF Captain Bouquet, for
msrly OF the steamship Maine, OF the same
line. Captain Murrell Of Danmark fame,
who has been In command OF the Missouri,
has made his last voyage as a master Of a
vessel strong pressure having been brought
upon him to accept q better situation
ashore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

ST. PAUL, Aug. o. Colonel j. Ham
Davidson OF this city assigned last night.
Liabilities are said to amount to 800 900
and The assets consisting largely of st.
Paul real estate, will realizs over that
amuuut. TIE failure is due to the col
lause of the PTotaer motor, it having
proved impossible to operate it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Two Experiments i'm Cincinnati.
With Successful Results

CNcNNArI, o., Aug. DIR. Robert
Longteilos, professor of dermatclogy in
the Cincinnati College of Medicine and
Surgery, conducted series Of expert
meuts yesterday with DR.. Brown
SequRrd's discovery. These were made
on dozen subjects. The frst
two patients were Thomas Album,
an Englishmsn 55 years old, and
Fielden Weir, colored man aged
20. The latter WAS badly crippled
with rheumatism and Album had been
lamod by erysipelas. The liquid was in.
iected iu the arms ana legs. When both
subj scts returned in the evening they
could walk with ease, and to show his
rcjuyenaliou Weir kicked both feet as
high as his head ran about the room aud
danced. The effect on the EnglishmAn
was equally as noticeable. Both expert
ments were pronounced eminently sue
cessful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

wFsT GHEsIsR, Aug 9.--Fhe school board
OF thi, borough has elected Professor Al
olson Jones Of Conshohocken as principal
OF the West Chester uigh school aud super-
intepdent OF the public schools. vice Hiss
sarah W. StatkWeatheT, resigned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

CINCINNATI o., Aug. 9.-Dr. Long
fellow reports this morning that in all
the cases to whom be administered tine
fluid yesterday the effects were bene-
fetal ex 1ept one. That was In the case
OF man So years old, in full health and
in need OF n tonic. He experienced
slight sickness. He reports further that
the old colored man whose rheumatism
was completely cured last night, says
that he still retains his restored strength,
and that his faulty and friends regard
his cure as little short OF O miracle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

PHILADELpHIA, Aug. 10 ID. William q
Bradley, manager Of the Weekly Press is
under bail for Il bearing on Monday,
charged with the embpzz. emeat Ia the last
three years Of about $1,000 belonging TO
ThA Press Company, limited,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

PIPER Cry, ILL.,, Aug. l0.-Mrs. N.
Freeman aud her 12.years.o daughter
were killed by lightning near here yester-
day. A seven-months babe In the mothers
arms WAS not Injured. .-...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

HfgENA, MONT, Aug. Ex-Governor
White has refused to interfere in the case
of Bryson, the murderer condemned to
/ be hanged to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

Sew York World.
Ii II ue true, az stated, iHlt Hoosier
politician is making y 2u0d living in
Washington by charging nttirs aolders
$40 for az introduction 10 Harrison and
Us for one TO Partner Miller, his schedule
OF prices probably runs like this;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

Fokr MoNGaE Va, Aug. 9.--Oolonel
Jsnes A. Curry U. s. A., retired. died
suddenly at his residence last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15
oAPT4IN MURRELB
Presented with a Gold Medal by
SOrNegIans-TO Abandon the Sen,

CARDIFF, Aug. 10.-The mayor Of this
city, on behalf OF the people Of Norway,
has presented a gold medal to Captain
Murrell. of tho steamship Missouri, In
recognition OF his services In reseuing the
passengers and crew of the Inflated steamer
DanmaTk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-15

Beecham's pills act Ike magic on weak
stomach,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-01

Cine leitenhe teranil9e 3eituns idreibt i5er
Or. Erentiee: vSr. @rentiee, SO. IS Drbaoes
Strabe, Der cine gnseise bon elmer SpaIte in
Der tdsI. uno tpodtl. pSasetts" bot, bat einen
8ulaut wie ct in biefer Stabt nod ni9t base'
melen. Die 8epobner Der Staot nidt nur,
fonbern nett i'm 2anbe pobnenoe, fommea tds'
lid in feline Office unb peln &c ibnen iast, bab
ct fie beiIen fam, 70 ttut ct es aud. Siele
Rerionen, Die bIinb tparsu, berbanfeu eS benz
Or. @rentiee. bab fe alIein seben uno 8sitrn
gen leien t6nuen, llnteibreitet 0r. Erentiee
irseno einen Gau uno er furirt i'm. Ct III
sleif erfolarsid in Gdaen bon 8opf>, SAILS.
unb 8ruf. Rranfbe iten. Seine aoIleaen miiGen
anertennen, Dap biele feiner &uren ans Wun.
bsrbare srenasn. Sein Grfoig 1T benz umftanbe
au,ufdreiben, bas er Siel erfabruna bat, bieI
in europdifden Sospitdlern pratiisirte, bic
%feiniien Snitrumente bsnust unb neue @etbo.
ben uno Grfinounsen eerfclat. Soute er lie
9sras beiaden, 10 ipiro sr obne 3beifel ibsrau
srpsen Grfola baben.-ScroS 2ibe Stod Sour.
nal bonn 10. Sanuar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-01

eraug in ber 6ofburg elm. Cine bt9te
Bolfsmenge umbrdngie bas Stations'
ge6Gube Der Siibbabn, als ber grtraaug
bort %eintraf. selbit bic 8abnbofsbale
mar gebrdngt bou Meni9en, bic fi9 iez
bod itla auriid3ogen, als bic Wa6en tie
UNI &dumung bes @ebdubes erIu9ten.
@ttDas nod Elm ubr traf oer nit i9marz
Sem @ammet %betbaugeue unb nur nit
einem einfa6en s%oleenen &reu3e ses
f9miidte Sarg In Wien elm.
Derlelbe tpurbe auf eine1 bon feds
pferbsn ge3ogeneu i6warsperbaageuea
Wagen geboben, nel9em feds bobe
9ofmirbentrdger gu GuBe foIgten. Cine
militdrif6e Gscorte begleitete ben 5arg
gu beioen Seiten. 8or Der Sofburg
ermarteten mieberum trob Der friiben
Moraenfunoe srobe Meni1enmaHen
ben Srauer3ug. Ser Sarg purbe in
bic BON benz fronprin5li6en paare be.
wobnten @emd6er gtbra9t, UNI bort
a%ufgebnbrt gu werben.
9ie Morgen : Nusgabeu ber Wiener
gldtter erf9ienen nit Srauer : @anb
nnb liberal. berri@t eine sebridte Stim'
muhg. IS lit oas uu 10 begreiFi9er,
als &ubolfs Sob unter ben obmaltens
Aen gerbdltnlfIen cine fsbr empfinbli9e
Side reiBt. MuBerbem erfreute lid
&uboIf feines 1otten Nuftretens unb
Der Dfterrei6if6 9emitbli6en Nrt, in
Der CT nit 2euten aug ben unteren
8oltsi@i6ten gu bertebren pflegte, eli
tier aiemli9 grDBen 8eliebtbeit, bic ff
iibrigens feinesmegs auf iene &reiie be.
i9rdnfte. Sur9 feline wiReni6aftli9en
8%etrebungen, namentli1 auf benz Sc,
biete Der NaturipiHeui6aftsn, bate e,
fi9 unter ben @elebrten bel Mnerfen=
nung unb Jreunbe eriDprben. Befannt
1T, baB ct nit benz befannten 3oologen
Sr. 8rebm mebrere &eiien uno eSagb.
slige unternommen bat, beren Gru91
eine @9rift &u6olfs iiber bic ,Yesel=
melt bet Nlpen" mar.
Das @begltd beg fronprin3li9en
pdares hi fein unsetriibtes, pielmeb,
fon bic Grouprin3eiiin mieberbolt
brauf unb bran gepefsn fetn, gu ibren
@ltern mad 8riRel 5urtid3utebren. Nls
@runo bafir tpurbe bas vsu tpeite 9er3"
&uoolfs a~ngegeben. 9iefe Nrt ber
r9er5 &ranfbeit" foa es iibrigens aud
geDeien iein, bur9 mel6e &uooIf bon
9abs5urg gu ieinem friben Sobe &C.
tommen lit m~enigfteHs tpeun man
einem Selegramme @lauben beimeHeu
barf, bas aus paris fommt, aber befer
Glaubmirbisteit freili9 ni9t nber ie.
benz 3weifel erbaben 1T. 9a6eIbs
lautet: u&ronprin3 &uoolf tpurbe Dor
Dem Soften einer Dame eri9oKen, 5u
tpel6er er in duBerit intimen 8eaiebun.
gen geffauben bate"
M68li@, bob etrDas Wabres bieran
1T. aber ietbf Denn es ber SAL ieir
ioate, Dirb man bergeblid auf eine
oificisle 8eitdtisuns bieisr MittbeiIuna
au tuarten baben.
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MRS. sstmslo,p's sOotstns esrap.

@ep. Splpanus Cobb i&reibt I'M y SO.
iton @brifian JrsemanA: auf teinen
Sal wiirben mir cine Webi,in empfeblen,
namentli@ fir Sino.,. meun mir ni&t
wisten, baB ie gut 1T. Son Wsrs.
Winslops @nrup fSnuen mir iebr4 aus
@rfubruns fpredea. Sn unferer eigeneu
6amilie bat er lid als Sesen err ieien,
neil er einsm ainbe, bas nit Rolit ses
psinist mar, Satof peridaffte unb ben
@ltern &ube wdbrenb ber Nadt
fiderte. Die meiiien @ltern rerben bic.
fen Seaen gu iddsen mifen. Sier 1T
elm Artitel, Der lid bewdbrt unb burmlcs
1T, benn Der Sdluf ben er benz Sinte
prfdaft, III natirli@ uno Der ffeine Gu.
gel erwa4t 10 better pie elm 3nopf.@
Wdbrenb bes 3abnens 1T fem Grfolg un.
iddstar. @ir baben bdufs genas BON
Mittern bic GeuBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
nidt Obne ben Sprup iein u,Ssen bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an bis our 8ollens
buns bes 3abnens. Tertanft bon allen
Npotbefsrn gu 25 Gents bic 6lafae.
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Rsnful @reenebauu auf Nnitiften bes
burd bic Heuti6en abseieBteu Maliez
toa bic amsritaniide Glagse aufbibte
unD banit Sdmoa alio als amerifa>
nif9e @pIouie in Nnfpru9 nabm. IS
1T nod betannt, mie @reeaebaum's eli
genmd1tiges 8orgeben BON Der 8un=
bes s&eeierung besaoouirt unb er ielbf
abberufen purbe.
Sn elmer ieiner friiberen Mittbeiluns
gen an ben Stats ; 9ecretdr bette
Giiri 8ismard e%onffatirt, baB gegert.
tudrtis bic brei Md9te auf Samoa D6ls
Zig glei6bere6tist oa%tdnben, 6aB bies
iebo6 fein bur6 ofieieIe 8erttdee fur
INNER fefgeieBter 3uitanb ber 9inge
lei. r8ielmebr f9eine es ibm cine
ri9tigere poIittf unb aud i'm Snterefe
ber 'Snfeln ielbft mebr angebra6t 5u
iein, tpenu ie inter bic ausi6lieBli6e
@ontroIe elmer Der brei Md1te fds
men. So aber Deuti6lanb bic er6B.
ten Snterefen bort babe, 10 iei es aud
In erfer 9inie ba3u bere9tigt, biefe
aleinise gontrole gu iibernebmen!"
Das 1T getpiB beutli9.
Was bic Ser. Staaten gegenpdrtig
ausfhtieBlt1 tbun t6nnten erfldrte
Sherman am S9luHe feiner &ebe -
oas lei, MaBregeln gu ergreifen, UNI fi6
i'm 8efbredte Der Sal unb bes 9afeus
bon pago.pago gu erbalten; Def ieiner
3eit ben Mmerifanern nertragsmdbig
bon Der famoanii9en &egierung ab8es
treten nurbe.
6ieraus gebt alio berbor, baB bon
ben Deutf6en auf Samoa tpeoer atte.
rifanii9e &e9te berlebt tporoen iinb,
nod hberbaupt = Bis auf bic Goblen'
Station bon pagospaso-oerleBt tuers
ben f6nnen, neil He bort eben mei'
ter fetne baben. DAP aber 8ismard
ben beften Wilen bat, cine befinitibe
Orbnung Der 3uitdnbe auf Samoa
berbei3ufabren, uno Stpar auf @ruub
elmer gemeinen Beipre9ung Der Mnges
lesenbeit, oas benefit iein gori9lae
elmer internationalen @onferena gu bies
fem 3mede.
Semitic amerifanii@e gldtter tbdten
baber better, ibre aIbernen @ntteluns
gen bes Streites I'm Samoa au unter.
lafen unb bur9 bl0binnige Mriifels
ueberi1riften, uie: sUncle Sam get
ting spunky II poer: Bismarck
must make amend or fightl" BEN
S9ein au ertpedsn, als tudre isben Iu.
genblid cine &riesssgrfldrung gu cts
warteu, mdbrenb gu 10 etwas aud ni9t
bic alergerinaite Musf4t porhanoen 1T