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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24
Ladies' Elect Officers.

st. Paul, May 21.-Late Sataroa;
Grand international Auxiliary "a
Bi otherhood of Locomotive nnsssg
elected the following officers: fIe 4
Mrs. w. A. Murdoch of Chlcas1c, Js1
president, Mrs. Il. NJ. Casseil OF
bus, Ohio; secretary, Mrs. iran n
Clair of Logansport, Ind. treasure
Christiana Brow of Detroit, Mien.' IN
lain, Mrs. +. s. BROMLEY of san
risco; guide, Mrs. Andrew EaF IVA
Rochester, N. Y; sentinel, Mrs. n
Cook of Concord, n. H.; editress'
Bert G.. Webb OF Atlanta, Ga
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

The patent OH flying machines has
expired by limitation, and hereafter
each citizen will have the privilege of
making his own flying machines in bis
WI way. The intelligence will be
hailed with delight by the thousands Of
poor people who desire to navigate the
air, but were deprived If the privilege
owing to the extortionate demands Of
the 1y61g machine monopolists.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Excelsior Springs, Mo-, May II
inst of the celebrated DIR. FracSei
sLrarce cases has been settled, ls
D. U. w. to-day tuning over to tf
e'utor of rhe Fracker estat: S2,W"
full amount of the clairl againsl
order. Fraker carried $5S,OW nsuD
and it is probable that the other =
pcnies having risks will now settie'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Between the strikes of trainmen and
coal miners the railroads are having a
peck Of trouble. The supply Of coal on
nearly all the lines has run low, and
has 20 be used with the greatest ecCn-
ony. II the coal strike continues much
Logger those roads that are not affected
by strikes of their own men VIII be
compelled to suspend operations for
want of fuel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Over a million and a quarter of dol
lars have been realized from the sale
of Moody and Sankey's hymn books.
Every dollar of this amount, TO the
credit of the evangelists be it said,
has been expended in religious and
charitable work,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24
TOWNS UNDER WATp]
TERRIFIC FLOODS VOW,
IN PENNSYLVANIA "EsV
The s"squebanna and ny
Are Out of Their Bank. 'aaar,
Towns and Hamlets Are I -, W
The Water Still Risi,, 'ioodu]

Williamsport, Pa, May DIV,
tc'rors OF the disastrous flood YIN
witch spread death and du Y
throughout this valley brought at
Ten DRY by the threatened Daet
sweep of water that promises Y
great as that of five years aao d
pie of this city and all thru ue
West Branch valley are in sl
panic that has turned the ps,,onl as
Sunday into one of remarkahla w
ment. Since Friday night . Sta eza
almost continuous downpour ~
been swelling all the streams aaa
last night numerous cloud.bnrssa
the Zine creek and other rihrta.
the West Branch of the Susonas
have made it impossible to Conc.
water within the banks of tho sa
1t has therefore spread ont ora
country and at every point is
into the main river. Throughout = \
the rain has fallen here and s,p
tinues. Adyices from all points m
river say the same conditions avis
clot d-burst at Heating, twenty
above Remove, carly this morning -
the river there twenty feet, and tho
at Remove is reported higher than /.
food of 1889, when half the TOWN
III der water. Above there and er,a,h
to the headwaters at ClearfelJ y
town and Hamlet has been radpo.
water TO the conditions that p~reyalss
1889. The Susquehanna flows - |
south of the city, and while il has
yet reached the point of danger
crawling up at the rate of a foot an l..
Graffus run, a tributary which qmt.
into the river below the city. oyersar
its banks and spread over a considers
portion of the city yesterday. aood,
many houses and driving the occuurl
from their homes. Ali of the houses W.
occupied by poor people and the rise i,
SO sudden that the sufferers lost M.
of their personal property. In the M
dreds of homes that were submerged h
years ago the people are moving out
storing their goods in the houses Of M
living on the highlands. The bussu
part of the city was a complete VIA
Wv
five years ago and hundreds Of ua
chants are moving their stock to phI
of safety. C~onveyances of every
scription are hurrying through the str.I
of the city loaded with household gsd
and merchandise and the scenes bess
description. -Four miles of track Of
Glenallen Lumber company have Id
swept away. The boom at LockhapI
was broken and 100000 feet Of 4
have been lost. The upper Linden bu
also broke yesterday afternoon. II
tanned 100000 feet of logs and d
have gone down, There are about Ii
100000 feet of logs in the main ha
and half as many more in the city j
ponds that may go on u twenty-fTead
food.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

The lecture business has vastly
changed in the last few years. 1t is
difficult for any lecturer to get 500 a
night now, and a season of fifty lect-
ures is a long one. Five lecturers are
good for more than one season at high
rates.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Diplomatic relations between Portu-
gal and Brazil have been suspended and
there is the usual wrinkling Of grim
visaged wars horrid front. Almost
any fourth class country is big enough
to sass" Brazil with impunity just
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

With the biggest gas wei in the
world spouting cheap fuel at the ate
OF 100000 feet a day, F~ostoria. Ohio,
will o on be able to open new manufac-
turing establishments regardless of the
bloody work of the tariff butchers at
Washington.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Mark Twain declares that all mod
ern jokes were derived from thirty-five
original jokes which had their genesis
in the days of Socrates. 1t has been
noticed Of late that Mark Twain's jokes
have had a frayed appearance and a
musty flavor, and his explanation of
their origin will have to be accepted as
the true one.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

T-~ "
Our medical scientists missed an op-
portunity to try the antidotal virtues
Of permanganate of potassium when the
street railway employee who took a
dose Of morphine with suicidal intent
was permitted to die without being
made the subject Of an experiment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

The strongest timber known is the
"Bilian" or Borneo ironwood, whose
breaking strain is one and ffty-two
hundredths times greater than that Of
English oak. BY long exposure it be-
comes of ebony blackness and i'm
mensely hard.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

A spoonless mustard pot Is a recent
invention. BY pressing a piston-rod III
an alright receptacle the requisite
amount of mustard is forced through
a suitable spout. The air being ex-
cluded, the mustard is always fresh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Brooklyn tabernacle Is three times
burned, each time on Sunday. Those
who wisely theoriza that P~rovidents di-
reefs calamitics are called npon for an
explanation. Are DR.. Talmage's rela-
tions with Providence somewhat strain
OIL sL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Philadelphia, May 21.-The WeE
Union force at Lockhaven was drH
fem the office by the food, and 81
then nothing has been heard from b
point. The Office is located in the eal
of the town some distance from the m
and the destruction of property d
therefore be very great.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Bradford, Pa, May p. 49, The va
food in Bradford's history is rush
through Tuna valley to-day. TVa
streets contingent to the creek are ID
dated and hundreds of families are
the swim.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-24

Washin
feace hoy
Jesuit 4,
tefday tn
hours,
|Eenoing
Then the
Jh,. tar;u
Zeal earnt
ffif. 4
stead
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-17
Cronung mub icln.
Senber 1T BON Grnppen 6eIebt.
Gunbcrncur g0nite nun GulnraoI
luia iiG nnbcOingt 6eburiam
rrjmiugCn.
Gin SufamutenRoE ipiro eriuartet.

Denver, GOl., 10. Nidr;. -
9cnpcr bictct bCutc cincu trie0criihcn
9lnbid. Gu ser &aiicuballc itnO Die
Wfiii;cu pcriammclt mO muridicrtie,
mn, 10 balO Ocr 0iouocrucur c8 perurOz
net, gcgen 0a9 9(atbbaus III marIhiren,
weldlsa Der Foli;ci,Gbei nit ;wcibunbert
Eoli;iiten bcicgt bait unS, wic CT iih
crflGrt gc9cn ie0cn IlugriiI beicst bals
ten mir0, ,uuO wcnu cr 0puamtt
brnu6cu miiic."
Der Sdcrlii ais brittle l5artei wortet
auf bic Scic5Ic Oea &rci0ridtcrs @jru<
bam, pcltcr w,e0erum crtlGrt, cr weroe
nidt cher einitrcitcu, biz oie Wtilis els
ncu 2ln9rifi auf Oa8 9fatbbaus made.
Die llrladDe Oiclcr unsebcucrcn 2lufrc'
9ung, Oie tcmporGr iait aQe 9eid)Git8=
tbati9fciten labm legt, lit bic. Oab Swet
8Olijei>9omminGrC, welbc @ouperncur
gSaItc 0bgciegt, iih lucigcru, ibr 9lmt
nleOeriulcgen unO crtlGreu, nur Der @cs
malt weldcn Su wOQen.
(SpGtcr.) Spdt om 2lben0 ri6tetc
@Ouocrncur 9&oitc cine 9(equilitiou nm
Gicp1bruug uou Sun0cstruppcn BON
Sort TOgau, yum ciucn 2luirubr Su unz
tcrorudcu," an General 0tcG OOt, lpelz
der Gompa9nie'n bciabl, nad Oenz
Der ab;ureiicu. St0 ieet lit nod tcin
Slut pergOiien mOrOcu, obcr sic OrO<
bung, ben 0ouuerueur Su lDndCu, miro
oft 9eb0rt.
SsA8BuuScrt 0lunn SunOcstruppeu
iiuo bicr um s Hin 10 Wilnuten elu9es
troHtu uno bluOuatlrcu sur .3cit uu
9ahnboI. Die Vtili; lit III bic l8uIz
fenhauc 5urIf mari9rt, Die FOliSilten
babeu li5 i'll ibrc relp. 9(coiere be9ebcn,
uno Die Dor Dem 9totbbaulc ltebeu0e
WicuidenmenQc pcrldnit iih na1 uno
nu6. General OtcGOOf bate etuc lan9e
Gonicrcns nit Gcm Gouusrncur, oereu
9telultnt tnocncu nod nlht befannt 1T.
IS wcrOen icel feline llurubcu mebr crs
martet.
Die 9tutionalgarOc Oc9 Staotc8 be-
itcbt aus ;mci 9ltgimcutcru uuO ;Gblt
;uianmcn 1900 liaun. Der Shcrlii
mill mor9cu ocu &criuh modcu, bic
2Serboftung 0e8 GOupcrneurS bcS
Gicnualz2oiutnntcu Tor5ney, iOwic OcS
&ri9aoe Generals 8rOOt5 pOrjuncbs
men.
Die Sunoc8truppcn wcrScn bier usrz
blei5cn bis bic 9(uhc 9eiidert ut. @r
Idcint ais oh Der OiOuuCrueur auf Der
9iciignatiOn Der 8Olijcis GOmmiilare
unO ucbergubc Der StuOtbale beitcBen
wlrO. DIE SituatiOn iiir morsen lit
mcbr, ais fritlidl.
1 llbr 80 Niinuten NiOr9enS. -
@Oupcrneur 98nte bat ioebCn cine
HrOflamutiOn crlaNcn, ourd) luel6e
ianlmtlid)c GOmpo9uic'u Der Staat8>
Diili3 mObll 9emaft werOcn unO ben
Scic6l erbaltcn, iOIOrt na6 9cnUer ju
fputueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-17

gSsnn Oidt unb gcIdGftiguug itsts
Der 9tatur ansemeilen wdren, 10 IuurSs
IS iuenig OOsr gar tsinc SerOuuungss
beidwsroeu seben. Gin 0iattuediel it
oit idwsr, Gin B,dicl in Der 9sidaItls
sung aren3t oft ans ium6slide. G'es
rabe in lol1en 6G(len crwcilI ii9 8 o.
bann 9OffS Otalscrtruft bOdlt
iucrtbuOGl. Gr i0rbert Bic SerOuuung.
lit an9enebm ;u ucbmen unO unId)aO-
lid. Der Spsidel. Der Mu9cniait unO
anSere Safte iino Die uatiirli9en Siilits
mIttcl sur SerOauuus. 8 y II II
6Ofi's Mal;srtratt bilIt ibnen OabcI.
Gr nadt ben Qouptbci itan6thcil IN nicrcr
gtabrun9, So8 Stdrfemsbl, l0sIid. 0as
bur6 lul,o DE auT9abc Der 9erSauunga@
or9ane erlsidtsrt, b. b. bic 9erOaunn9
ielbit ssf0rbert. 8sitebe ourauf, mr. ben
adt.n gu crbalten.
Der yiameussug rs B ann $ o /" mHB
aul nerGuteite an Snlie ieOer Slaldle ltebeH.
Rein anoeger Grtratt III ddt.
Gisuer & W,Ho.Iiou CO., AseuteH, Nr.
152 una l54, 6raHt!IR' Sr.r NeW' Dort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-17

StunOcn lang in Scr MOrgue uuSses
itcllt, nm pOmOgli6 cine 9Ocntifi,irung
Oericlbcn bcrbciSuiibrcn. 9lnfan9s
9laubtc man in cen ;srltiidelten llebcrs
rclten Oitienigen bes 9lnarhiiten Jia'
bcroD 5u erfcnucr, ltclltc icOod talo iclt,
OaB pieicr lid icit @od)cn uidt in Fas
ri5 auf9ebaltcn. Spdtcr an 9lbcnO
bradten Orei Gjcbcimpuli;iiten clnen 9lrs
better i'll Die Morgue, ipelder Bic 2cidlc
ais Die bcs 9elgierS 0ciire 5olcpb
Yawcli iocntii;irtc.
EawclS lit scr BoliSei BON 8rilhcl
ais Elm SeiiirwOrtcr Der HrOpa9Nnra
Der Shat bcfanut. Gr mar Gin Ssmunz
bercr 9tauadol'5 uno &alllaut'8 unb
loll nit Ben Gr;zEluardlilten, welde nnd
|Onoon unN Der SdwciS flObeu, in na'
bcrcr Scrblnoung geltanocu iein.
(SpGter. Bur 3cit Der @crbaTtung
Der pier Ferlonen mar man Der Gnlitt,
bNB Die gombc nur ben Sdurfen, Der
iic tru9, gct0Otct, uno 9tiemanO anoers
pcrleet murOc, aber icet lit feit9eitcllt
morocn oaB mcbrere FerIOucn l6wcr
pcrwun0et mur0Cn.
Elm Yttttwod bcfanocn ii6 brei Ser
lonen ais &croGdtig i'll 8Oli5clbaft,
0iuuret, Gin 3cituu9Spcrfduftr, 9tpNz
qucr, ELL Sanrncroicncr, unb Se9uct,
ciu GGrtncr. Se9net wlrO ais Gin auz
Berit ucrOadtigcr 9baraftcr au9e chen.
Gr bot ueri6icocnc iid wiberipre6cnoc
9lugabcu gentudlt unO ut babel bclau5>
iorOcrno uno it6rrig. Gin politipcr
Hewcis, ooB ciner Scr 0rct eiu SpicBs
gcnoic Fapcl9' mar, icblt lnOeIIcn Der
Hcl3ci immcr nOt.
$0r. @irar0, Der &oritcbcr bc5 ltG0tls
lhcn 2aborutOrium5, lit Der 2tnltdt,
OaB oie Sombc nit Glor Yulucr uEO
uidbt nit 0pnamlt gclaOen mar.
Die SOcntifi;iruu9 Der Scthe mar
ooQitanOig. Der bctrefIenbc glrbelter
bate nit 8awelS suiannen in elmer
GSerfitutt gearbcitct, uno pOr9cnOmmes
neu Oteiiunacn itimmten 9euau NIT Den
im poriscn Sabr Sciten8 Oes antropoz
mctiidcu OepartcmeatS crlun9ten Wtei>
lungen Eawcls.
Sin Sriei in Sen Sal9cn bcSSO0ten
tru9 sic ISrciIc Der 6rau %awels. Die
EolSci ianOte ciucu GcbcimpOli3rlten
OOrtbiu, I'M 9tadiorihun9cn un5ultclz
len. Grmittclt wuroe Owclt, boB cnts
meOer BawalS' 6rau oOcr Otuttcr III
Dem bctrcfienocn 0auie mOhnt.
&aweie mar ctn Glerbcr uno bate
audi ldou in dJenlihcn 6abrlfen gear
bcitct. Sclnc Sei iirwortung Der Bro
pa9anoo Ser : bat hattie i'm Oc5 ScItcs
zen nit Der BOli;ci III GOnilift 9cbrudt,
sic ibn ielbit oOnn iibctwadte, ais CT
9ariS ucrlicB. Gr idrtcb bin unO wiez
Der fleiue 9trtifcl fiir anarhiitiitc .3eiz
tun9cn. .3u ieinen 6rcunOcn 9ebOrte
Glie 9tcclus, Der Sater oc5 fludll9cn
9lrar9iitsn Faul 9fcclu5.
Die YoIiict mar Der 2luiiht, ouB
Bawcla ii6 nat Spanicn bcgcben bate,
6a iic tbn ieit cini9cr .3ctt un0 Ocm
2lugc perIorcn. 3u Ger 0IitentaIhc
0c8 Gjet0Otctcn fauO man n0dtr1gllb
nod einen gcla0cncu 9(epOlucr.
Sine Gjeielli6oft omcrtfaniidcr unO
cn9liifcr Souriltcu bate cbcu Die &lrdJc
perlaNen, ais ii6 Die gombcnzGrpIolion
crci9ncte. 4&Grcn iic cine Wtinutc lGnz
ger in Ser &irfc gcblicbcn, 10 piirOen
tic @apelS im 2lugcnblid Der GrplOliOu
pallirt babcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-17
0ra6lt6er Iaubmpro.
Gin aItss ebcSaav erid,la acn.

9trmin9 y a III, lla., Is. OfGl5.
- Sn Scr 9idbe Ser tleincn Srtidait
Glbe, 20 Nicilcu Don bier, lit Gin cnt>
icelidcr 9taubmorO pcriibt wOroen.
GOrt mobute cin belabrtcs Gbcpaar, Der
rcide 6armcr glntonio 2boma5 ur0
iciuc 6rOu. Sic warcn ais gei;iQ pcrz
rpicn II. man wuBte, oaB lie cine 9rOBc
@eloIummc lm Sauic ucrbOrgen bicIlcn.
Geitcrn 9todt branntc lbr &obngcs
bQuOc uicocr uuO i'll ben 2rilmmeru
Iano man Ole bulb ucrtoblten Glcbcine
ot5 GbcpaareS.
@ine llnterIu9un9 ergab, 0aB YciOc
ctnem srdBltdcn WiorOc gum Spfer 9cs
fallen. Tic lln9llfIihcn Uarcn I'M
ShlaTc iibcrIalIcn uno Ourd artblebe
crmorOet worOen. Snenbar battcn Die
Sbater cS auf cine 9eraubung ab9cic@
ben. lin Die 9raBlidc Sluttbat gu
pcrbcimljdbeu, itcftcu bic &erlc baS G5cz
bGuec i'll YranO. Die 9tn6foriduus
Qen und otm Scrblcib Der 9taubm0r0er
blicbCu rclultutlo5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-17
sDud,seri6t IN S:nnIplpanien.

Gin Rorocr cuf 'priu aus ocm Gcfduaitih.
nm usu &C sIuacnbiIde oarauf GciHnditj"
pelo:r.
StroubS burg, IA, 10. Wtorj.
Der 9}cQcr 9liharo FurDcd, Der Wtol~
ser BON Gbriitian @blcrS pOn GanncrSz
uiue, cutipranq bcute irilb ans Dem bic
iigcn GicldngniB, iuoem CT, mGbrcno Der
S9eriH cine 9icpilion Der .3eGen OOr@
nabm, li6 ou16 oic SGiIrc itlidl urS
oeie bintcr lid, 3u idlOB, 10 Den Shcs
riff ;um Gefaugcncn mOdenb.
Der gicger ihritt taltbliltt9 ourd bic
2SObuHn9 OeS ShcrIiI8 nnO al 0eneH
6lau porbsi, melhc i'm erfannte, obcr
anitatt Inn icit;ubaltcn, nad] Dem &c
iGngniB Lief unO ;brcn Go.tcu bcIrcltc.
2ludl oer G'ciGugniBpartc &an GuOCr
bcgegnete Gur9cN, Der fonntc tbn cbenz
faIlS nidt cinI0rgcE, nabm abcr letnc
Serfol9ung auf.
S6nellsn 6uBcS elite Scr Gntipruns
gene, ucrfol9t Don ucbr, ais clncm
9ufcuo EcrlonCn, ourdl bic StrdBcn
Der Stu0t, lpr0n9 in 0cu &OcOuO.Grcet
uuo ldluamm iibcr Oiclcn uuO crrcId)tc
Hu9ciGbrnct cine tlciuc nit @cltrdub
bcocdtc Jnlel, no CT lidJ pcrltcdtc. Gin
9taiicngcnone, CicO. Burns, fulgtc inn
abcr audi sort hin, m0dtc ibn noh cls
nem furScn Sample SingIeit unO bradltc
i'm nod) Dem Sdlahlbaulc pon F0lz
mcr, I'M i'm Dem @OultablCr WMcrS ST
iibcrgcbcn.
Gcm 9onltablsr gclang eS inOchen
nid)t, 0anO an iclncn 2lrreitantcn Su
lcgcn, Olc Oianc scr &erfOl9sr mar mlttz
lcrpciIc an Dem SdludtbuuS anaetoms
men uno bel Der berrldeu0cn Grblttc@
run9 9cseu oen Oi0rocr clncS germ &C.
icbcncn unO bclicbteu Ytitbilr9er5 be-
ourIte eS nur OcS 2luSruieS ctne5 Der
icIbcn nTgudt Den 9tegcr," I'M oa8
Sdifial Ocs Gutiprun9cncn 81 beltcs
qclu. NicDerS marO umrin9t uno Su>
riif9ebaltcu, wGbrcnb Der 9tc9er furScr
Oauo am uGbitcu 9aumc auIgebGngt
muroc, no Die gcidc bis 10 llbr Dan9en
blicb, bis oie GountD GOmmlnGrc Ibrc
Gnticrruug anOrOnctcn.
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Sin autraa Osr sr;ialO,mofrat.m

Serliu, 10. OtdrS.-3m 9tcid5z
tag ruuroe sic @ibsctOcbattc fOri9cictt.
SCi OcrGtatpoitiOu: Gcbalt Oes &rie9Ss
miniltcrS llcB Der iOiialOcmotratiide
9lbqcorOncte &ilbclm Siebtncdt eine
bonnernOe Ybilippita gegcn Den D(ili.
tari5mu5 pom Stapcl unO crtIGrtc, bic
So;ialocmOGratcn wIrOcn III Der nGds
fen Sciiion Oc5 9Iei6stag:9 cincu @cs
icgentwurf All Grrihtung bon O'lliSs
rcaimcntcrn, clncr log. YOlt5wcbr, al
SteUc Oc5 ic3igeu Spitems Der llntcrz
baltHng cinc5 SrOBcu ltcbenOcn Secrc0
eInbrln9cn.
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- &on &trlin ans wcrbcn Bic int
mcr wicOcr uuitouhcn Gjcrii6tc. Der
&nilcr lciOc al ciEcr bcOcntlldcn S9s
rcntranfbcit, oiii;icu Ncmcutirt. IS
bciBt, scr &uiicr gcbe nidt 9cIunOhCit@z
balocr uadD 9lb5o;Siu, iOnocrn l:Ol9lld
;u icincm &ergniigcu. Scit picr 3ab.
rem babe CT trlnen 2lrjt Su 9fatbc &C.
iogcn.
- 9(uf Samoa fo6t es wicOcr; Oic
uu0ldnOiihcn 5tcgicruu95bcamtcn baz
ben 0robbrieie erbaitcn, unO bic 9lns
bdnacr Scr uerI9ieOcncn 0auptltn9e Ilcs
gen lid tagt0gltdl in Ben 9aaren. 0a8
Glnidrcitcn Der Orei Gnrantic 9ltGAte
luirb tG9lih crwartct.
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Grit=Gpt,t1tltttipmSz
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lanboi9e 2HSi9e nr So uHo ieine aHieboenz 9lnSlge
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itGunlt,cS 0edlGtt IN Sroben= Hno airoerte!oern -
oenH mir seteH, mas tein anoerer SaoeH gibt - Gft
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tsIn IN StaEb ice i9re Sinoer nad Der ncneteH be-
iten Uobe Su tleloen. SieieS Srub air teioen mir
die SEa6cH in Der Staot oeHH unsre SlsiouH9sitide
iro tciicr uEo blll9er oenH le, Hno nHiere Seotnz
gunaen Itichter.
Bringen Sic Gle SEoben Sn uHS-ipir poleH itbUn
llr lie lorAeH.
lr eacn ssr0oe jstt cine iiperbe 9ei6e fSrhiubrsz
ueberSieber 1ur UlnHer ans, oGuHter ciHlse lrGd)t@
0EiI9e. poR uHleren el9 EeH SdnelocrH 9emdtt, Der
tcieH SuHoenarbctt ebenbrtia, uno pertauTen lit ae=
gen eeriHge poteEtlidc 2lbitla9sSahunaen. 9dmer=
Nrhbiabrsfra9eR (Capes) unb tlegante IuSu0e,
ShHeioer0rbet, iuopuH mir Elm iIperbeS Eager be-
iieen, 9eben 9'9eu tIeHe 2poterz ODER DlonatsSat@
UHeeH iort. SdlmudiadleH - aoIoenc uHo lubcrHe
!NerreH, uHo SdmeH=S SGIhenubren, 8etten, 3inge II.
l. .-2Iles in Der Shmutbrande ami Die eidteite 9trt
BON Credit, uRo mir gebeH cine ifriTtlld)e @ar0ntie
bel icbem 4rtiteI-siue garoRtis, Die gutes Jtt
Hommee Sur Stuse bat.
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9luS Osu1 binntIiidlcm 8eid.
Sic Ec:ictcu Satnad,ridit:n aus Gbima.-Sin
117zinhrie.r Strailim9.-Scr Giicnbabns
baG lit China idIreitct riiitrs iott.

bnG III Y niHu ld1tcltCI rtiNlG lotI.
9}uncoupcr, .. s., 10. 90idr;.
- Der 9ampicr r@mprcB Of 5nOia,"
mclhcr 0eitcrn pom Orient bier Clntr0t
bringt Oic iOlgenocn 9tcuigtcitcn ans
China:
2(m I. o5. 9ltts. warO cinc5 Scr iltcz
itcn unO betunntcltcn WcbduOc I'll Nanz
fom, Oo5 altc cugiitbc GOniulat an
TluBuicr, ourb Seucr Scrlt0rt. ScIt
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bctrlc6cn Gingeborcnc in Dem N0ulc
cine &or6fu6rlf. 9SGbrcno Scr 9tcu=
iabr9icicr wurOc ;uialllgcr 2Scilc cine
yompc umgcwOricn, luOOur6 Der Srano
cntltauo.
5n Wiauila wor0 ell 117siGbrl9cr
GinQcborcncr. nadocm CT cine 53.iGb>
riqc 3udltboN5ltraic OcrbilBt, aus Dem
Gicl0n9niB cutINlen. Scr 9lernlte bat
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in Dem G'cfGngniB lnilcn, ba CT 9tid)ts
prOlcncu f0uuc unO allc lClnC 2lnQCb0z
ri0cu pcr0orbcu un0 geltOrbCn lctcn.
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GjrciS muBtc Oa5 idiibcnOe 0a6 ocrs
laiicu uuo lcbeu, ple er lucttcr foulnlt.
6rou SrrzGming pOn scr Snlanbs
NtiiiiOn Su &il=&ian9 lit gcltOrbcn.
SopO Il Comp. uOn Sban9hai baben
uon &laoipoitof ciucn @ontratt filr eli
nen Slabl0ampIcr pOu 12O SOnnen
Gcbalt crbnltcn.
Sine Proclamation OeS GOuuerucurS
Scr FrouluS Slang Stc crlnnert Die Gln@
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nod Aiucliid)e llutcrtbOncn iclcn unO
warnt lie 0ouOr, aIl;ulcbr onf auSlpdrz
tiacn Sdub III baucn.
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lit pom Gbins&iung nuh 9SOOzSung
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Sic 8lntleru au5gcbrOdcn iinO. Sed5
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ipttol su Sban9but 9cbrad)t.
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am 81. 5anuar III SoOz6bOD cntbaupz
tet. Gr mar idul0ig bcfuuocu wOroeu
uon eiucm Sootc so, 900 wcrtb SCl0c
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fano aud oie 0inri6tung zines %iebe5>
pGrdeu5 italt, wcldc5 cincu linn I'M
gScge ItcBtn0cn &erwun0tcu ermOrOet
bate.
3wci dinciiI6c &inOcr famcu ant IA
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manning, ooruntcr iiebcu GurOpGey.
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bangbajsNwan lit Jest cine uOllcnocte
Ibatiane; oic neUc GOutc crircut lih
cinc5 unacbeuer QrOBtu Huiiagierpers
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iprlht i6on pom elmer rcdt6aloigcn
%crlangcrun9 uuh Often ;u, pom 6uBe
Ser groBcu 4iuucr bis 5um Calling
6luB, wcl9cr un9ciabr 60 .gieilen pom
9tcm.Gbaug ms lltcer niiuoct 2lm
9icujabrsta9 &. 5cbruarJ tamcn III
6ongs&On9 II FcriOncn Ourd olc 81
plOiiOE pom 6eucrlucrSfOrpCrn INNS
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