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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
UNDERWEAR.

Special provisions have been made
TO show the most extensive lire OF
Underwear this season for Men.
Ladies, and Children ever shown on
our counters. We are the exclusive
agents for Richmond for the celebrated
"DR. JAEGER'S' SANITARY
HEALTH UNDERWEAR. Those
who used this Underwear last season
speak In the highest terms Of 1t, and
we predict for the coming season a
largely-increased demand for II. A
full assortment now ready.
Our 81 line Of Mems Underwear Is
the attraction OF the stock. 1t Is in
Natural Wool. soft and fine, and COM
pares favorably with the ordinary tl.50
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
DRESS GOODS.

Go to the fountain head. That is good general ad-
vice--that we give and follow.
There is caste in DRESS GOODS The really choice
unique creations do not get into the general shipments that
m made 70 ;obbers and from them to the retail trade
general They held in reserve-made up almost eAc
sivey upon order For emphasis we want to repeat-IM
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE HAVE NEVER SEEN THE
EQUAL OF THIS SEASON Perfecon-a
higher richer grander perfection of COLOR fabric, pattern
chan fertile imagination dared picture.
The imported weaves.-and their American contempt
never such sharp rivals and store neutral
ground You will meet them all here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
SPECIAL.

A line Of Chldren's Kid Gloves In
all the new fall shades. Ask to see
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
COLLARETTES.

All-Silk Black Escurial Point-Lace
Collarettes or Shoulder-Capes. round
and Vandyke points, very hand
some ..........ss.s' s...s.'...'s. Wv ceicH.
Point Nenise Lace Collarettes in
white and beige, round and Vandyke.
sl.75. g, $2.25, $50. and s2.75 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

A sale OF Boys Wool Pants. all sizes
"a to il years.. for 70 cents at Meyer g.
Sixth and Broad, Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

FAR better on 81 school than they are eon
the streets and ~ far ~ can Judge.
o'clock seems to be the popular dinner
hour In this city"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention, and the style OF work and prices
will be sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
LACES.

The Fall Fashions are gaining
ground. Already the New Laces are
in their places. One look will coax
another, and before you know 1t you
will find yourselves In love with the
whole assortment.
THE VANDYKE POINTS, they tell
us, are TO be much used. No wonder.
with such a fountain OF handsome
patterns TO draw from. We don't ex-
pect you to buy every time you look.
but we would like to have you feast
your eyes on these beauties
Point Venise Lace in beige VAN
dyke points, 81 inches long.
sl.35 point
Point Venise Lace in white beige
and black:
inches wide. .25c. a yard.
inches wide. .35c. a yard.
10 inches wide. Soc. n yard.
Net-Top Point Venlse Lace in white
and beige:
7l5 inches wide. .45c. q yard.
Is inches wide. soc. yard.
All-Over Effects IN Point Venise
Lace-white only:
inches wide. .....2.5O yard.
IL inches wide. yard.
Oriental Lace in Vandyke points in
sets 10 match:
inches wide............30c. yard.
inches wide. .45c. yard
10 inches wide. .6oc. yard.
Orieual Lace in all-over effects.
q inches wide. .......................N sis.
Narrow Widths TO match above:
inches wide. a yard.
IN iprbcc xuida 1lc a ward
Fine Oriental Laces:
10 inches wide. a yard
u inches wide. .45c a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
CARPETS.

Any amount of difference In
Carpets-in the wear. In the style.
In the price. A doubtful Carpet never
gains foothold here. A Carpet from
FOURQUREAN'S means stylish
Carpet, cut, sewed, made. and laid
right. with our reputation back Of
the quality always.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
1t5(SiFE:N!|!'l(!S
nds goods scepre here. The
MAJESTIC DEVELOPMENT OF STYLES.

Opening Monday with HURRAH FOX BARGAINS
Nearly departments will harmonic with the keynote tat
calls for your presence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
LOW PRICES
ON THESE
NOVELTIES!

30 pieces Of Novelty Hercules Dress
Goods. illuminated effect real so
value S5c.. now. ..........;.....
Extensive collection OF Covert COINS,
different effects, recently sold AZ ~
Soc, new. ............ 49,.
Immsnse assortment OF Taiior-nade
Suitings. very stylish. worth 'oc.' 80
our price,. .'-..'...;...'
40 pieces Of 54-iuch covert Cioto;
adapted for general wear, real 90
value size, our price. .....,..;.
One case Of stylish Dress Goods hair 2J
cotton In novelties, price.
We call special attention TO these
Exclusive Effects, different weaves, 20
our prlce. ........... ...s.s.'. '''',.
special Offering every conceivable 40
mixture. real value Zoe, special.
Imported Covert Cloths, variety Oh on
coloringe, price. ...:..'...
We are showing line oil SIX ana
Wool Dress Goods that surpass
any ever shown In the market, real Ok
value s1.75, our price .............
Particular attention has been given TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

Beautiful Double-Width Dress Goods, IN
bright and sombre neat checks al i-1z''
Double Width Gray Wool Mixtures ior
&C.
Pin-Dot Wool Serges. former value was
Sc, now Is 2-3c. yard.
Doubl. width Illuminated Pm 10Y
Serges and Double-Widtn oc"'Sh
Checks, either for &c. yord.
Atwood Scotch Mixtures. quanty =
year ago soc. a yard. now 3Sc.
Bright, Pretty Piaids for childrcn.s
school dresses. double width are i1'zc'
49 and SOC. DRESS GOODS OF
TO.DAY.-Some of them a legltl'
mate dollars worth of year ago.
4s-inch Atwood Fine-ouaiity Henrietta
A.incb Atwood Storm s-rges for zoe.
imported Novelty Dress Goods. every
conceivable new shade, to be Soc
Bagdad Novelty Cloths In all the new
shades. quality that under the old
value prices would have been Sc'' are
soc. Lo
BROADCLOTHS.-T Identical make
that has been stis, to be Soc. yard
full SO inches wide.
bo-Inch Heavy Covert Cloths, In all the
new shades, for CSC. yard. A..
Novelty French Dress Fabrics up 10
sl.6S yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

FABRICS.

52-lnch Fine Atwood Covert Cloths,
81 yard.
5o-inch Fine All-Wool Fancy Checks.
soc. a yard.
i6-inch Fine AllWool Imported
Scotch CheviotS. a yard.
3S-inch Persian Novelties. 81 yard.
4s-inch Fine Illuminated Scotch
Cheviots ....................$l.2o yard.
50-inch Pin-Checked Tailor Suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
SUIT PATTERNS

Fancy Cheviot and Illuminated Cow
ert Cloth Patterns. .........N.50 each.
Imported Scotch Cheviot Novelty
PATTERNS .....sss..s'.'. ..s.'flv esiSus
Two-Toned Boucle Nouveaute Pat
terms ........................ sl2 each.
French Novelty Suit Patterns.
$3.50 each.
Fine Imported Silk and Wool Pat
terms in novel effects. ........sl9 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

In the Missouri supreme court Tues
day Judge CAN'T rendered an opinion hold
ing that the distribution Of liquors by q
bona fide club to it's members was not q
sale within the definition Of liquor laws,
even though the person receiving tho
liquor should give money In return for Il.
He continued: 1--WE think that q distribu-
ton OF wine or liquors belonging to such
club among Its members is not a sale of
liquor by retail or in original packages
within the meaning of our dram-shop act,
although technically IL does amount to q
sale for some purpose" .--...
The decision was rendered on the appeal
from lower court of Excise Commission
er Bell Of St. Louis. who sought to va
cate the charter of the noted st. Louis
Club because 1t sold liquor to its members
without first having taken out a DRAM
shop license
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

wills. Rev. DR.. Stakely said that he in
dorsed with all the enthusiasm in his soul
the good things said by those who pre-
coded him. Mr.. Andrew B. Duvall, In an
enthusiastic speech, declared Columbian
men to be as good as any in the land.
He was followed by Mr.. Chaplin Brown,
who favored more frequent meetings OF
the association.
President Parker, after thanking the as
ISOLATION for the honor conferred In maxi
ing him president last year. stated that
the election of officers for the ensuing
year was next in order, and he called for
nominations. Prof. Montague, in a glow
ing speech, nominated for president on
behalf of the executive committee, Mr..
Jesse H. Wilson.
The nomination was made unanimous
and amid applause President Wilson, I'M
der escort Of Messrs. Mason, Montague
and Brown, mounted the platform. He
expressed surprise over his election, and
then made q neat speech, In which he re-
lated an amusing anecdote of his college
days. The other offices were filled by the
unanimous election of the following: DR..
Handy, first vice president; G. A. Bran
denburg. second vice president; H. L..
Hodgkirs, secretary, and John b. Larner,
treasurer
The association rendered vote of thanks
to the retiring president, and then ad-
journed The balance Of the evening was
devoted to a social reunion and to the dis
cussion of an elaborate repast served In an
adjoining room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

IF THE HAIR is FALLING OUT OR TURNING
gray, requiring a stimulant with nourishing and
coloring food, Halls Vegetable eicilan Hair Re-
newer is just the specific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
A SUICIDE CLUB,
Duluth Police Think One Has Been
Formed.

Dulutn POIfce Think One Has Been
Formed.
At West Duluth, Mimi, Arthur NJ Bailey
cut his throat with a razor and died in
stantly Sunday night. Bailey was unmar-
rfed and thirty-eight years old. He has
lived in West Duluth a number Of years
The police think a suicide club is In exist
ence In Duluth and West Duluth There
have been several suicides within the last
month, the majority Of which were unao-
countable.
On Friday Sherman Huych. postmaster
or Proctor Knott, and related by marriage
to the millionaire mine owners, Alfred and
Q. Q. Merritt shot himself. He carried
$4.COO life insurance, in whose favor Is not
known. he had the suicide clause erased.
Bailey also carried considerable insur-
ance. and II is said that he also paid an
extra fee to have the suicide clause
stricken out.
Nearly all the men who committed SUI
eide were young. and had invested In land
and mining property. All values have de-
preciated OF late, and the police believe the
suicide club was formed in consequence. II
Is expected the inquest will reveal some
Interesting things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

TIE FIRST THING IN THE MORNING
Take little Carlsbad Sprudel Salt in a glass full
Of water. That will set you right and keep you
right, If you're inclined to be bilious dyspeptic
or coDstipated.
People wonder. sometimes, why 1T is that the
Carlsbad treatment, the worlds remedy for habit
ual constipation, should be RECOMMENDED for
diarrhoea and such disorders, too. Simply, because
1t leads the stomach and bowels naturally into a
healthy condition, whatever their arrangements
II doesn't accomplish its results by harmful irri-
tation, as most pills and purgatives do.
Beware Of limitations sold as ''impro sed' or
Artificial Carlsbad Salt.
The only genuine Carlsbad Salt. with all the
properties of the Sprudel Spring solidf.d has the
seal OF the city of Carlsbad and the signature of
''ElSNER & HENDERSON CO.. Agents, New York, -
on every bottle. All others are worthless iwita-
tions r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

A TOP COAT AT. Observation-Disclosures. .9S
A Single or Doable-breasted Sack Suit, short
medium extra length Frock Suit, at. .....S7.50
An Atwood Homespun Overcoat at...-...... Sc. 10
An Oxford Mixture, Tiger silk Mixture,
Daisy Diagonal. an English Serge, a Black
ChcyiOt. a Gray Tweed, n Gray or Brown
Melton OvarCCat at. ......................S7. $3.50
Campbelrs Kersey, Blue or Back Caster
Cloth, Blue Black CheyiOt Overcoat,
with silk and satin facings and sleeve lin
iis-, ut....... .SlO
Mems Suits of Clothes that S1S.75,
$3.50, SIG, $3.50 SIS and $3.50 ATT. $40
Boys Long Pants Suits. all wool. So. 80 upward
Boys Short Pants Suits............Sl5 80 upward
Mems fantaioons- $3.50 upward
Mems Pantaloons that $3.50, S3.9s
Boys Short Pants. .15c. upward
The 'Shriekers'' abroad. Pay tribute to
them II you will. That is your privilege. But If
you want the value of a dollar for every hundred
cents expended II would he wise to investigate.
You ear. begin with u.s. If you Will. In that event
the strong probability is that you will end with
US. The prophets Of Baal not in it. a"
Truth and righteousness must prevail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
NortOn's Sentence Mitfgnted.

Secretary Herbert has mitigated the sem
tsncc Of Lieut.. c. F. Norton, executive on
Ger of the u. 8. 8. Adams. who WAS held
responsible in part by a court-martial for
running the ship on a rock of the Alaskan
coast last summer. The court sentenced
him to suspension for one year and to re-
tain his present number on the naval list
Secretary Herbert has reduced the suspen-
sion to six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
Capt. KOlb's Manifesto,

r. F. Kolb who calls himself governor
de jure Of Alabama, has issued a message
Ito the general assembly and people Of
Alabama" He urges his followers to pay
no taxes to support tho state government
Of the "usurper." He asks that a contest
of election statute be promptly enacted by
the legislature and agrees to submit his
case to such a statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
Prof. Totten1,

In bis work entitled "our Race" saysi but,
as Le sIrk-oDe single, simple remedy-an In
strrluncnt called The ELECTROPOlSE'
II you're Sick give the EI4ECIhOfOlSE
trial Indorsed by thousands who have been
cured.
secure leaflets by writing or calling.
agents wanted.)
JOHN n WEBB, 72s 18TH ST. NV.
dG-lid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
Another Political Machine broken.

After the bitterest campaign in the his
tory of birmingham. Ala, the election 90
CURED Tuesday and resulted In q sweep
ing victory for the reform democrats head
ed by John. A Van Hoose a prominent
wholesale grocer, for mayor, over the ma
chine" democrats, led by Robert Warner
former city tax collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
Other Speakers.

After few remarks by Mr.. Martin, DR..
D. K. Shute Of the medical school an
nounced than an effort Is being made to
establish a maternity and dispensary serv-
ice in connection with the medical depart
ment and he appealed to the alumni for
financial aid. Prof. Mason was called up
on, and he said that it has been nearly
forty years since he became connected
with Columbian University, and since then
he had loved it. He hoped all present
would remember the university in their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
HOnOring DIR. yelling.
DIR. Grccne's Address.

Rev. DIR. Greene was then introduced,
and made an eloquent address. He stated
that for fifteen years. he had moved in
Washington society, and during that time
had found the sons of Columbian holding
the most honorable positions. Great OPP
portunities, according to- DR.. Greene, are
open to the university The attendance in
the preparatory school this year was stated
to be the same last year. There has
been a gain of twenty1four pupils in the
college. In the Corcoran Scientific School
the number of pupils has increased from
1l3 to over two hundred; there has been
a gain of seventy-fve in the law school,
about fifteen or twenty in the medical
school, and a gain of 'One-fourth in the
dental school. Before the close Of the
present year Rev. DIR. Greene claims that
there will be an enrolment of 1000 pupils
in the university, which will be the largest
in it's history. The growth referred to, he
said, demonstrates the advantages Of
Washington as an educational center. DR..
Greene closed by stating that the pros
perity and future OF Columbian University
rests entirely with Washington and with
its alumni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

Wilson. w. L., W. Va, 1910 N NV.
Moiverton, 5. p. Pa, Warder building.
Woomer. e. NJ, Pa, Hamilton.
Wright, H. B.. Mass, Riggs.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

punttes bshauptet lie, bob bic olses
n,eine Mntpenbung ftart tpirten6er
Sprengitofe. mS9e man, aud 9e8en
ibren @ebrau@ Nebeni14li1es etr3u>
ben baden. bic Gyp.oiionsm0sli@teit
in troden.n unb ftaubigen. fotpte in
S9lagtpstter : @ruben erbebli4 ems
I4rGrien apiirbe. 5ie inlGst nttt
Dor. G4isbpulper gu perbieten. ems
pfieblt aber, ben Staatsietretdr be3
sSnnen our llnterfasuns itines &C.
braudes IN sefdbrliden @ruben az
errlddtisen. i0fern niAt ipirtfarne
Gtnri@tungen gum r@ieben" 0ttrof<
fen iinb, unb ferner, Elm Weraeihnib
FOLDER @ruben ouIummenite1en. Sur
8ei.itisuns bon S4mieri9teiten BET
Der Gnti4sibuns bariiber. Of eint
@rube gefGbrlid lei, b~efiirmortet fe
bic aeitueilise g~inItbuns elmer 8erl>
REPRESENTATION bursb Mnorbnun9
bes @taatsIetretdrs bes Snnerl.
Was BEN 3speiten. puntt anlanet. be
Gnt3inbli4teit bes @taubes. 10 If
bic 3ommiiiipn Der Meinuns, bab
als 9eniigenbe NoriihfsmaBregel le=
btolih elm ppltomments unb 3ufrie<
benItelenbes r@itb" =Gntem gelten
tOnne. Bel tpe.dsm bic ganaen Wese
beipren9t ober nobe %oufeinautoer fol-
senbe Jleden feudt sebalten tperoen.
Na4 ibrem DorI9laee foa Der Berg
1pertsinipettor bic Nnlase apirtiamer
@iebetnri4tunsen burdIeBen uno Der
8erspsrtseisentAiimer IDas Redt Der.
8erufuns an einen S4iebsrihter ba@.
ben, tpenrr ct Gintpdnbe ma4t. Ser
rer b%sfiirtportet lie, bob bic Gntlaz
bung BON SprengIduhen geihiebt.
spenr1 bic Mebraabl Der Mrbeiter bic
CRUDE nerlaKen bat, unb bab. no bas
@ieBen ni4t allsemein borsei6rieben
1T, bic Mese alf 100 SUB I'M ben
Maum, in tpeldbem Elm S4ub dbge=-
fruert tpirb. beiprenst peroen-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
aeae gertrase nit Sapaa.

ssapan tbut nad alien @eiten
@4ritte, UNI in bic Reiben Der 5iuiliz
iirten Matipne1r Der @%esen1purt als
gleidlttbenb lnb glei4berehtigt auf=
gerommer, gu tp.rbeu. 50 eisentbiimz
li4 es flingen mag, 10 1T bod gu la
gen, baB fem Rrieg 9egan Ghtna ebert
faIs als cine 8esriinbung bteies Nm
{pru4s gsltsu mub unb 5tpar uls etne
Iebr gstpihtige. Denn es fibrt benz
ielben nit mobernsn Waffen unb in
mobernsr ariesspeiie; ba5u gsb0rt
bic blmare 8ebunoluns Der gefangez
men ober pertpunbeten Geinbe, itatt ie
in altza1iatiider 8arbarenzNrt ab5uz
i9la4ten. Mu4 bic S4onung aller
unbepaFneten ltnb lbres @igentbumz
in Geinbes<2anb sebDrt ba6in.
Ser Raiier Sapans fat bas pro-
tlamirt, as ct Ben &tieg erflGrte, bel
naH ben Megeln bes mobernen 8Dlz
terlMe4ts 5iDiliiirter Nationen gefiibr1
lperben fo1e. Die Gbinefen fnb ni4i
10 melt. Sci ibneu gilt nod apie Dol
bas alte burbari}de Ylinbern, &uuz
Ben, 8renruer, unb Mopben in Rrtegsz
3eiten gegen Getrb uno Greunb.
80 Snpar lbemiibt iit, elm seorbnez
tes @eri4tsz@erfabren na4 ftrenger
@eleBzHegeln b1r45ufiibren piini41
es, bab aud bas Muslanb bas a1erz
femme urrb feline Mngeb0rtgerr ben ia
paniiden @eridten ,lnteritel1e. M1d
in Sapan, tpie in alien artoeren niHd
&riitliden 2Gnbern iinb bis jebt aqt
Guropaer urub Mmeritaner nur bel
'Surisbittipn i9rer Roniuln unter=
anorfen. Sapan berlungt nun als
3ipiliiirtes 2arb, DaB bteie Musnah6.
me=@ert4te IN fetnem @ebiet aufb0ren
iollen.
Mit England lit bereits Elm @erz
trag abgef4lohen tporoen, bab btes
be3iigli4 uller @ngldrber binnen :
eyabren, alfo in 1900, ftattfnbet
Ser 9ertrag entbGlt 3uglet4 8eitimz
m1lrqen uber etpas b0bere @inful9rz
i3Dne in Sapan. Mw ben Ser. @taas
ten 1T !Sapar, ebsnfals IN @erbanoz
hunger, tpeger1 ~guf6eblsng Der umerituz
ntIdeu 3nmiular : S~uttsbittton ba=
felbit. ~ go iudht Sopan in jeoe1
Mei1e fi9 Der Mnertenmlug Der Naz
ttoner, bes Mbenblorbes als bic 3ibiliz
firte @roBmadt Oft : Miiens gu erz
tperben, i'm Rrieg unb i'm Grieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Musorud geben. 81. m~absebenb.
frembe 8eD0lteruns Samoa's iisbt
irur in Der lleb.rnabme Der Wtrtpa.z
tung Samoa's bur9 cine Der 0erz
tragsmG9te. in eriter Qinie Deuti4s
lambs, cine iiders @emdbr fir ben
G4ub bes Qebsns unb bes Gieenz
tbur,s Der Gremben In Samoa, iotpie
fit bic gebeibti9e Metterenttpidelun9
bes Qanbss. Cine Nertpaltuns Saz
moa's bur4 atpei MG@te. gnslanb
unb Deuti4.anb-norausselebt, bab
bic Nereintgten Staaten bon Nmeri.l
fi4 tpirtli@ bon benz 8.rliner 8erz
TRACE auridseoosen baben foQten -
ODER gar Elm un9laublides protettos
rat elmer nod in ben Mtnbeln lie9eaz
ben ensliI9sn Rolonie, tpie Neuieez
Lamb, piirpe ben Reim zines fideren
1obes bes DeutIdtbums in ber @uoz
lee, bas bod betanntermaben NIT
id,tp.ren Opfern bieielbe ieit ca 40
sSa4ren eridloNen, bearbtitet unh in
ben Weltpertebr gsbra4t bat, legen.
Mur bic uebernabme Der Werualtuns
Samoa's burh cine Der @ertragsz
mG9te, als meiftbere4tiste Deuti4>
Lamb, tann bic traurisen bieiisen poliz
tii4en Werbdltnife, unter benen bas
2aub felt Sabraebnten leibet uno pel<
DE cine Gntpidelune behelben bisber
unm1sli4 stma9t buben, gu einem
guten @nbe brineen. Desbalb ri4z
ten mir llnteraeidneten bic sana err
aebene 8itte an ben 0orItanb Der
Rolonialseieli4aft, benz Deuti4tbum
in @umoa, bus bod unbeitreitbar bas
@erbienit bat, ben eriten Qnitob CUR
Rolpniaibstpesuns in Deuti4lano
%iiberbaupt seseben gu baben, aud fer
nertin trdftig CUR Seite iteben gu
!polen. Mit FOLDER llnterItibuns
unb benz Wobltbo1en ber taiierliden
Megierung, bas uns au9enblidlih gu
She'll gu tperben Tdeint. nirb bas
DeutI4tbum in Samoa fiir bic peiz
tere Gntpideluns bes 2anoes i'm beutz
i4en ,aSntereFe boHen unb tpirten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
1aS DerbdItntb atuttden 1cntfhs
laNo Nno tSran!rriD.

l1eber bas @erbdltniB 5pii&en
Deuti4lanb unb Jrantrei4, tpte es
fi@ reuerbings g%eitalten gu po1en
f4etnt, brinst bic rMorbbeuti4e Mlz
gen1eine 3eitung" %folgenben bobeuz
t1ngsbolIen Mrtitel:
Dafir, bab mad benz lsBten beutf4z
fran3Yiii4en Rriege ptele Sabre bin=
bur@ bas @erbdltniB ber betben Naz
ttonen, bic it4 bumals in ebrtihem
aampfs gemefen, in elmer Meiie auis
9efaBt tperber tonnte, als ob es iib
ME gu 8e5iebungen 3urldbtlben biirf=
te, tpte lie 3tpti@en Na@barn beIte6en
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Die Deutt@ea auf eaaaoa.

On bic Megierung battle ii4 Dor
lGngerer ;3ett bic Deutf4e &oloniulz
geleIi4aft nit Der @orltellung gez
fpanbt, auf @ampa cine energii@ere
pclitit 31 entfalten, um cine protetz
toratsertldrlng bon Samoa burd3uz
feBen. Cine groBe 3abl DeutIcbtr
unb Deuti4Ipre4tuber Samoa's, IN
eriter 2inie bic Mitglieber bes r9sutz
{den @4ulpereins" bes beuti4en0erz
ems rGoncprbta" urpb bic Mitglteber
bes rDeutf4en Rolorialbereins" IN
Mpia bnben IN einem G4retben Der
RolonialgeIenI4aft ibren Dunt fir
ibr 8orgeben arSgeiproden. Sn benz
@@reiben, bas BE .Deut14e Roloz
nial43eituns" mittbtilt, mirb bann
tpeiter ausgefIbrt:
Sci ber la%ngiGbrigen Gnttdui4ung,
bic has DeutI4t6um in Samoa troB
Der tpieberbolten @eriu@e Der beut<
i4en Negisrung, bic bieiigen 8erbdltz
nife gu beFern erfabren bat, bat es
uns 9eutl4en in Samoa, bic mir az
qemein in benz @lauben iparen, bab
Das Snterei1e Der beimtl4en 8epDlls>
rung burh afritanti4e Rolonien uno
beutl4s @4uBgdbtete bollitdnoig abb
forbirt lei, unenbIi4 t~poblgetban, bab
aud unierer nod gebaht pirb, unb
apar IN iolh bodberaiser unb energi<
iher Meife. De Stimmung Der 9iez
figen ,beut19en 8ebDlterung, tpel4e
ungefdbr 3net Drtttel Der 30Qe unb
Steuern fit bic 8ertpaltung Samoas
aupfbringt, lit ielbitperitdnbli4 nur
fir cine Mnnerion ODER cine protetz
toratsertldpung feitens oes 9eutidsn
Meihs. Cine beute CUR 3et4nung
turiirenbe petition an Seine Majez
ftdt ben Raiier 1pirb bieIer @a4lage