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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

"TnAT lady over therei Oh yes, she Is
very clever. She has mastered three Ian
guages and her husband. "-Fliegende Blat-
ter.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

''WAs there a party here to look at the
houseln Snapp-s'Well, l don't know what
you might think, but he seemed to me to be
regular picnic"
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

"YoU are familiar with Homer, Of
coursei" said Taddles to Whiffett. ''f1o-
inert" repeated Whiffett what is his
first nameP'-Harper's Bazaar.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

''WERE you left much in your uncle's
wilf' Eyes, confound it; completely
Brooklyn Life.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

"SHE is killingly SWEET "Cajn sugar.
evidently. Smith, Gray s. Co.'s Monthly
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

FoND bby, why will you al
ways persist in pushing in the eyes of your
little sisters dollsl" Bobby (conclusivelyl
--"Because can't pick EN- ut."-Truth.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

1T ~ the nudity of the live wire that
makes it shocking. Pittsburgh Post.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

AUTHORS WIFE-"Children you must not
be SO noisy. Your father is writing his col
lected works. "-Fliegende Blatter.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

FoNp HusBAND-"S Somehow don't seem
to be able to enjoy your pies as I did those
my mother made for me when was boy"
Loving Wife-"PerEaps you would if you
hadn't ruined your stomach by eating so
many of those pies when you were boy"
Puck.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

DoS'T Neglect aCough. Take Some Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar iastdn'er
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

ETHEL-"And did our boys look nice dur.
ing the gamei' Mamie-'sThey were just
killing - Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

81 WOULD die for your insisted the rich
old sutton. "Ol it's very easy TO PROMISE y
reioined the maiden l1eptically.-Judge.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No.
Asthma medicine.-W. K. WILLIAMS, AN
tioch, Ills, April Ii, 1894.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

AMERICAN STuDENr-"You don't have
football in Germany!' German Student
''No; the professors draw the line at duel
ing."-Puck.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14
A COUPLE of deputies belonging to differ.

ent shades of politics meet in the lobby of
the French Chamber. 'The prime minister
is about TO give MIR. Intel an appointment
in the diplomatic service" "What that
fellow" "Why, certainly, he is very ca
Pable man." Eyes, capable of anything
La rnix
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

!. CuEsNEY--s'W Women ,yopld never be able
60 vote seriousiy.n Radbourn-"Why not2n
Chesney--"B Because they would want to &c
round aud get samples OF the candidates be
fore making UP thoir Minds " Hrooklyi
I4se,
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

MAN may dismiss compassion from his
heart, but God will never.-Cowper.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

HER FATHER-ssWhat are your habitsl,
Her Adorer--"You ought to know, sir /
have been calling on your daughter every
night for three Notwithstanding.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

A SUBTLE ScHEME. --Wlliy-"Aunty, may
! have O lump Of sugarin Aunty-"No,
Willy; 1t will only make your tooth ache
more.n Willy-"No, it won't: I'll Just go
and eat 1t in front Of the dentists. PUCK.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14

4asAr,r said the ofice-boy, II think the
boss ought to give me bit extra this week,
but guess he won't.s y What forsn asked
the bookkeeper For overtime. / wus
dreamin' about me work all las night. p--
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-02-14
PLY SICAL STRENGTH.

cheerful spirits and the ability 10 fully
enjoy life, COME only with a healthy
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
Holiday Excursion Rates.

Excursion fares for the Christmas and
aud New Year holidays to all points on
the d.. ). 5. u A. BY and The Mineral
Range aud Hancock a. Calumet railroad
VIII be sold at fare and 0ne-third for The
round trip. Excursion tickets. Will be
sold at AL stations December %, "a, 25.
30 and 81, 1898. and January 1. 1896.
tickets being good to return until Jan
uary 3, inclusive.
To points In lower Michigan. via
Mackinaw City. fare and third for the
round trip. Excursion tickets will be on
sale only at stations In Michigan on De-
cember 2s, "a, 30 and 81, 1895. good TO
return until January 3. 1896 inclusive.
To Milwaukee aud Chicago. via Cham
pion andfhe C.. N. * st. +. road, or via
Negaunee and the q. AZ N. W. road. for
fare and third for the refund trip.
Tickets will be OF sale only at Maranette
and all stations west TO Houghton. They
will bs sold on December 20 aud 81. aud
viii be good for return until January 3.
Inclusive.
To all poIats east via Suit Ste. Marie.
the Canadian PaciG; railway and lie con-
meeting lines, fare and q third for The
round trip. Tickets will Le sold At all
stations Dvcembe Goth 10 saith. inc us,ve
and Eosd for return until Jasnary 81.
For further particulars sppiy 10 D., s.
= A. tIrket ssepis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
TRADITION OF the HORSESHOE.
How II Came To Be Protection Against
Evil Spirits.

How IL Came 20 Be q Protection Against
] EVIL Spirits.
In Morocco iron Is considered great
| protection against demons, who are
the hneal representatives, after all, of
the hostile spirits. Hence IL is usual
to place knife or dagger under sick
mans pillow, his illness, of course,
being attributed to demoniacal pos
session. In India, records writer in
Cornhill Magazine, the mourner who
performs the necessary but somewhat
dangerous duty of putting fire into the
dead mans mouth carries key or a
knife in his hand, to keep off the evil
spirits. In short, bit Of iron is very
useful thing to have about you at any
time if You desire to escape the un-
favorable attention Of the ghosts, the
trolls, the fairies and the demons gen
orally. This is good reason for buy
ing pocketknife. II is also o reason
for mailing up horseshoe "But why
q horseshoe ia PARTICULAR" you ask,
more than any other odd piece OF
iron?" Well, primarily, the good luck
depends more upon the iron as iron
than on the special Shape or function
OF the horseshoe as horseshoe.
But there are also many REASONS WHY
the superstition should happen 10 fix
itself more particularly upon horse
shoes. We must remember that in Eu-
rope, II least, it is the cattle, the horses
and the domestic beasts in general that
are specially liable to the hostile at
tacks of "the little people" There
fore the elves and trolls are most likely
TO be dreaded on farms or IN the conn
try, where horses and cattle most do
congrcgate. Now. il you want TO nail
up bit Of iron rs 4 protection against
the fiery darts Of the evil ones on your
stables or cowborscs (which Is the
place where one oftcnest sees therl),
nothing is more likely t. GONE handy
TO Your purpose than cast hcrsJshoe.
Besides, it has Obvious coIigruitv fer
the place and object. and il can he
readily picked up in the roads almost
anywhere Furthermore, IT, is pro
vided beforehand with convenient
holes, by means of which ron can
readily hang it up, either over your
own house door or over your sheds and
stables. The various advantages of
chcapncss, case and readiness for ly-
ing would have given the horseshoe 4
fair start in life, it is believed. as a
charm against fairies, trolls ard evil
spirits generally, even without any
other more special :uvaItagcs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
STORED His GAy9E.
Maine Hunter Who Had r,rst-CIase
CuiG-Siora-e Vault.

a Maine Hunter Who Had f,rs.-CIase
I CoiG-Siora-e NaCit.
! 4 pcnt!emc: who was at work ct the
Howard slate quarry IN Willilnantic.
or mo. 5" as il was chen called.
Twenty-Five years ago, says deer were
as plenty then in the woods Forth Of
Schcc lake as anyone could asl; for.
The slate company had "A large number
Of men employed and boarded them
in camps, the same as lu!nbcrmcn
board their crews in the woods. To
keep the camp supplied with fah and
meat they kept q hunter employed
every day. The supply never ran
short, but some of his methods were
peculiar lie evidently kept fish on
call 10 the winter season. On several
occasions. the gentleman says. COM
pany came in from Bangor unexpected
y late in the evening. But they only
had TO say trout to Stone, the hunter,
and be would start off in the woods to
return III fifteen minutes with hand
some string of fish, apparently Just
taken from the water lie would bring
in deer in winter in much the same
way.
His manner Of doing this, says the
Chicago Times, the gentleman cx-
plains, fer he went with him once and
learned the secret. lie took the deer
slad out TO bring IN the garue, and the
workman went along to help haul il.
They did not go very far into the
forest when they came to lot of ever
green boughs hcaped upon tho snow.
Here Stone stopped. Lifting TIE boughs
he tipped the pile over, and the locker
on, 'who wondered what he was up to,
was scared nearly out Of his senses
when big buck bounded up out of
the hole and fell fat on his side. His
feet were tethered SO he could not
stand. Stone had caught him, tethered
him and buried him alive under the
brush and snow against future emer-
gencies. This was his sys:em Of GOLD |
storage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
wHArsvER THE CHANCES.
Gov. Rich Believe. rne Monroe Doctrine
shouid 8e Enforced

Lansing, Mich, Dec. l7.--After read
ing the presidents message on the Ven
ezuelan question, Gov. Rich said:
"PubiIc opinion here favors dlgni-
fled and just enforcement OF the Monroe
doctrine, let the consequences be what
they may"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
Perching Sca9ulls-

The captain Of steamer that piie.
along the New England coast and tina,
was passing one of the rugged, lionel,
islands of the Maine shore, pointed e
an ENORMOUS flock of gulls TIA,
whitened the rocks, the surface of the
sea, and the branches Of the cedars
that cling to the hard soil There, .
said he, what do you think Of thats
And yet IL you turn TO book on natur-
81 history they'll tell you that gulls
won't perch on trees. Some fool sailors
believe that the petrels, OF Mother
CaTey's chickens. never alight even on
thSwater, but are always on the wing
they don't use their eyes. And some
81 those scientific fellows are as bad a,
the suffers"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-21
A History of Sugar.

Sugar, when first introduced into
every country on the globe, was used
only incidentally. Pliny, the natural
list OF the first century, A. d., leaves no
room Tor doubt on that point Even
In Arabia, according to Avicenna (9So
A. d., sugar was one of'the articles OF
commerce, but there is no record of il
being used for dietetic purposes until
nearly two hundred years afterwards.
AT that time it was only used by ply
sicians, who gave it with their nausea +
ing medicines in order to make the In b
ter more palstable.
Indian Corn Used BY Italians
II IL the Italians who have learned the
value of Indian corn. Long ago they
substituted corn meal for chestnut
Hour In making polenta, and the result
was . cheaper and more wholesome
food. The Italians ~ home make Do
lsnts chiefly with yellow corn meal;
here they Often, perhaps usually, use
ehe white neal The polenta II nourisl,.
nc, pslatsble 70 those who have bsen
brought mp 70 oil and garlic, AID a.
gsstible enough n the consumer -
with physical toll.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
SuacmsIid,c ghcufaie.

Tortb @mith, Dirt, 18. Mu<
qu{f. Mufus Bud, Sam @amion. Noe
sSubp, 2utD Dapis unD Wlbert Stafe
tpurben IN bas bieiise 8unbesgetan9z
nib sebra9t. DieIelben iinb fdmmt~
lid nod junes 2eute, nel4e pabreno
Der lebten sebn Sage 8erbreden perz
iibt baben, mie lie ielb1t i'm Snhtanfr%
territorium fat obne 9eHpiel 1m9-
@or etpa sebn Sagen ermorbeten lie
ben Neeer oSp6n 9arett, einen 9ulfsz:
mar19au bisies Gountp. Sie traten'
Jrau Rolette Mil1on spei Wfcilen:
bon @agulpa auf Der 0anofraBe,,
3errten lie BON ibrem Wagen unb
Dergemaltigten lie, inbem lie elmer STE
polber auf lie anlesten, elmer mad benz
anbern. 3mei Sage ipdter begaber he
fih mad benz 5niidenSate Greet rnb
QUITE Greet eelesenen 9auie BEG
6errn t9aKon unb pergepultigtan
Trau 5aNon i'm 8eiiein ibres Man<
neg. Muberbsm perben lie nod BE-
19ulbigt, 5pei anbere Grauen pergezz
naltigt, atpei 2dben ausaeplinbert
unb Bret YerIonen beraubt gu baben-
Sic beraubten einen giebai4ter Na=
mems Callahan unb ermprbeten eineT1
Neeerfnaben, ipelder iid Bel i6m be-
funb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

benz bas 8lut nod sepaltis unter ber
Binbe berDoritr0mt, i4ldst e. INNER
BON Neuem bagegen. unb iebt Der
r@lanapuntt" bes sansen Geftes! SH
apei lansen. bur4 bic 9reite Der
Gtrabe BON eirauber s~etrennten Retz
ben idreiten unsefdbr fedaia tpeib=
s~etleibete perier climber. Mdbrenp
lie ii9 nit Der linten 9anb am @iir>
tel hires Performances balten,
I9minst bic Redte i'm Satt gu ben
@ebeten, bic lie iinsen, u%naufbOrli4
bas i9arfe S4pert. GQe m3sen
porber 9aIdtid serauht baben. nm
ii4 in bic n0tbise 8eseiiteruns gu
Derieben. @iele - es befinben fi4
einise betaste 2eute NIT peiben Bar
ten barunter = iinb bereits 10 ent~
trdftet unb idpanten 10 bebentli4,
bab man jeben Musenblid befir4tet
lie binitiiraen gu ieben. 3mHdtn
ben beiben Reiben in Der Mitte Der
Strobe mari9iren Jadeltrdser, unb
bic auf> unb nieberaudenben Slam
men 1ptegeln 1t@ du1 Den grdBu9
peraerrten @efi4tern unb blutourd~
trGrtten @etpGnbern pieber. Wanz
dem Der nMnbd9tigen" iinb bic Nuz
gen b%olftdnbis bonn 8lute pertlebt-
Mnb,rn lGuft Der Strom in ben
Murr unb ruff. pcrbunben nit benz
qualrenoen @auh oer Gadeln, nab
re Gritidunssanfdue berDor. Nnbezs
re, gleidfals nit S@pertern bepaH@
net, geben neben ben Jadeltragern
climber unb ipornen, iobalb elmer BON
ben @ldubisen in ieiner srauenoolz
len Sbdtisteit gu ermatten i4eint,
gu erneutem Offer an. Sbr 4mt ii
aud, bic @4merDerlebten gu perbinz
ben. Seben lie. baB ii4 elmer cine
gefdbrlide Wunbe sugefagt bat, reiss
zen lie linn einen Teben bonn 2eibe:
unb mideln linn ben UNI bic sttrn~
IS lit feline @eltenbeit. baB manbe
Der Sbeilnebmer an ibren Wunben
1terben. DieIe tommen bann totort
ms Parabies, uno ibre @rabitatts
mirb BON allen @ldubisen bpd1perebrf
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
mas SIC iransSWiGc @ats''ter
fpitct-

ga mir unierm @orsreb uno unz
fern @eiebgebungen por3ubalten ptle1
oen. 1pie bel fie toiten, TT es nt9t
mebr als re4t, uns audi einmal bic
Soften bes fran50liaen 9e!eB9ebe1z
ben R0rpers an5uieben. 9tel L belau.
fen ii@ fit bic &ammer allei11 out
7,S7l,72o ST. ooer $1.3s6,ooo: 9a<
bon entfalsn auf bic 8ebarfnif1e tir
6en @raftoenten, bic Auaritoren uno
bic 9eputirten 1elbt 5.328,0oo 81.
bic aablrei9en MngelteQten beg Paz
lais Bourbon fino an Sebaltern
$4,000 ST. als @obnun9s5ulase:
Dim @nbe elmer jeben Sagung mer9sr1
an lie als auBeroroentlt@e gnt1qaz
biqu1g $1,000 ST. SO Genttn1es per*
tbsilt, ma6ri &einli4, UNI tie 6a5u gu
betpeeen, ber f@eioenoen &arnmer
einioe SbrGnen naa3utpetnen. Ser
Noit@ uno Selegrapbenoienft tommt
auf 1897 Ssranten 20 eenttmes gu
.5te6en, bic Musqaben fir 4er5te Ct:
forSern 1900 Tranten, unb babel
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
Das ,,nelad a,,t Der 3~uetpise.

ueber bas f4on erpdbnte llnelId
auf ber 53ugipibe, bet meldem Der Maz
qiftratsI5efretGr Simon aus Berlin
6as 3eben einbibte, giebt Elm Shetl>
nebmer ber perbdngniBpollen Berg
partbie, W~oitabjuntt 9ieber, IN Der
,8abii9en Prefe" einen ausfiihrltz
den, aus @ib5ee, 20. Stunt, batirten
8eri@t, benz mir 6olgenoes ertnebz
men.
uscS4 mar Dorgeitern Ma@mtttag al
lein bon partenttr4en aufgebroaer1,
UNI bic &nprrbiitte gu beiu4en; baz
felbt fanb i9 5pei @eieQ14aften gu
ie amei Yeri omen, bic unter Tubru119
Der sFi6rer @epp unb Soni &oier
aus @armt{9 anberen 9a9es bic 3ugz
1pibe be1teigen mollten. Sn 5olge
freunbli&er M1tHorberung i&lob ih
midi Der aus 3mei norbbeutf@m Ser
! ern unb Giibrer 9oni Sober beitebe11z
ben @ruppe an. Ntl 3n%eifelbaftem
Wetter bra@em mir Na4ts 2 l1br au=
oleih nit ber anberen @eie1f4aft
bon Der &norrbutte auf, bod parea
mir balb cine quite @trede poraus.
@9lieBli9 3tpang uns iebo4 heftiges
@&neegeit0ber, etma 20 Mtn: urterz
bal6' bes baper. 8ugipiBgipfels, an
ben Miidtpeg gu benten. Mtr idluz
qen bic @i9tung na@ ber Mienerz
NeuftGbterz 9iitte unb benz @ib1ee elm,
pafiirten aud gliidli@ bic fog. Set
ter" unb ben r@tDpielaieber." Inter
BARS berielben nabmen iebo9 bet yte<
Bel unb bas S@neegeit6ber berart
iberbanb, baB mir pom @eg abtame11
unH uns pl0blt@ am &anbe zines
grobea, itart abi@iiKigen S@neetel<
6es befanben. 5@or1t@ttg ttegen MIR
binab, alein tnfolge Der &dlte, b1elz
(ei4t au4 bur@ bic nnsunit beg Yer
rains, perlor ber dltere Der beioen
9erren pl0blt@ ieinen 8ergitod unb
oamtt alien 9alt; in ra1enoem Sent
20 1au1te ct bic S9neebulbe, ettpa
200. 300 Meter, binab, iber14lug
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

CT Don pornbersin iein DDlises llnp.rs
mDgen. Inter Mnsiti9peib bradte
Ct ts atpar feriig, mad benz Dittat
breiWDrter nisberauidreiben, aber als
man lie leien nolIte, tparen bic
S4riftaise ni4t gu entrdtbieln. Sn
bieiem Sad ftanb Der S9neioer ipeit
binter Dem Weber Maebl, Der poue
brei Reibsn nit nur flint Geblern ses
f9rieben unb 5elbit binter benz Geis
ielHider @diitt auriid. Der freili6 in
eben 10 piel Retben sebn Jebler gee
ma9t bate. Die pDuise %untenntnib
i'm @eanen tbeilte Der Sdneiberss
mann, Der iibrieens am SAlub bes
Gramens bic 9borbeit, fih aemelbst
gu baben, Unit Sbrdnen unD Seufsen"
a%nertannte, NIT ieinen beiben Ripalen
Sduiter Ott unb Weber Maebl, mob
renb Der ReTelHider penigitens bas
Mbbtren einiaermaben beraus bate,
unb Der l1nterpfFsier Gotb iosar NIT
benz Subtrabiren Gbre einlegte. nebers
baupt tpiirbe Elm gere9tes urtheil mad
ben Meiultaten Der prlfuns 5peifel<
log benz einbeinieen &rieasmann a.
8. unb mad ibm benz ReFelflidsr So
bann S9itt bic palme bes Siegs i'm
Mettitreit Der Setter auertannt bas
ben; unb tpirtli9 e%rtunnten pa1tpr
unb @emeinbe bic tnteQettuellen 0orz
aiiee bieier betben priifinse an. Sn<
bei7en tamen Der lebteren bod alerz
lei Mebengebanten; bic glten 0eute
meinten, benz &eTelfider lei ni@t redt
su trauen, iintemalea er piel bur4 bic
0anbe ftreide; rtpobinsegen Der
&riegstne9t pobl bic Tu4tel eesen bic
armen Rinblein gu fart gu sebrauhen
in 0erbaht gu nebmen lei, mas ben
mitleibigen Miittern berielben bod
5ebr in'S 9era ite9en unb tpebe tbun
tDnnte; aud lei apiiden roben @olz
baten unb 1pl9en Mirmlein bod Elm
INTERRUPTED gu feben." 3ur5um, oas
9erbienft mubte AUDI bier benz @orurz
tbeil tpei9en; unb Meber Maebl
i9ien, nadbem man fi9 uber ieinen
Munqel an materielIem 8ermDgen
bintpesgeiebt bate, feines suten &ufs
tpeoen Der geeignetfte 50rberer Der
@iKen59aften. ST tpurbe baber einz
thinning getpdblt, obpohl ct benin
Gboralgeiang mteoerbolt %rgequiett"
unb beim 8tbelleien aebn 5ebler ee=
ma9t, au4 bet Der 9anbi@rtftene2et Get
tire ft4 redt i4pa4 ertpiefen bate;
obtpobl er ferner in ieinem oreiretbiz
gen Dittat flint 80de 9eI4oRen bate
unb bes @ednens ab1olnt untunbiq
mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
sdlast bic Sbronreoc Der aOrisin an
has erglilde Harlament
Gil.
Sic 9inidladtnng BON Miiionaren 1T
China io4 e,aereii@ oeabubet
iDcrocn.
Mud be artucniidcn @irren mcroen
eiIer Sctradtnng l,ls
tcriogcl.

2pnbon, 16. 4ua. Nahbem aez
ftern bas llnterbaus bes neuseipdblz
'tpGblten parlamentes 5uiammenge=
treten mar, ipurben bic Mitglieber
besIelben unter ben ibli9en G0rm=
lidteiten mad benz Sberbauie BE-
ihieben, mo- bonn 2orb 8analer, 8a>
ron SALISBURY, bic Sbronrebe Der
RDnigin perleien &purbe. Dieielbe
lautete unsefGbr folaenbermaBen:
,Mp Serbs unb Gentlemen. Die
Mittbeilungen, tpel9e i4 bon ben
austpdrtisen Mddten erbalten, &C.
ben mir bic gerftheruns BON oeren
fortbausrnbsr SGreunoi4aft. Sd freue
mid, 1agen gu tDnnen, oaB %nirsenbs
internationale 8ermidelungen eingez
tretel1 iinb. ipelde ben Trieoen @uroz
pas bebroben. Ser arieg spiihen
China unb Sapan, pelGer Bel Der
@rDHnuna Der lebten Stbuna be-
aonnen bate, 1T bur4 einen, toie i4
boHe, bausrnben Grieoen beenbet NOR
ben. Sd babe babel bic freno'te
NeutralitGt bepabrt, unb babe ni4t
banbelnb einsegriFen, aussenomz
men UNI bic Beenbisung Der Seinbiez
listeiten gu bsi4lsunigen. Sd be-
baure, mittbeilen gu miiNen, bab gez
ri9te iiber ldtpere @reueltbaten, mel
DE engli54e Mi1iiondre in Der dine
fiI9en propina Tuz&ien gu erbulz
ben batten, ei~nselaufen iinb. Sn Grz
pieberuna auf ernitli4e @orfeaunz
gen Bel Der 9ineiiI4en Regieruns,
tperbsn itrenge Mabreseln CUR Be-
]trafung Der MDrber unb idmmtliz
der Perionen, tpel4e BEL oieien Ser
breben betbeiligt paren, ergriHen
tperben.
Die inneren l1nruben, nel4e in
ben armeni19en 8estrten Der aiiattz
19en Sirtei auseebrofen 1inb, tpa=
rem BON @reueln besleitet, mel4e ben
bD9iten unpiQen Der 4riitliaen Sea-
tionen @urppas, unb Defenders Der
meinigen, erregt bat. Mein @elanoz
ter, lnD bic 9e1dTDte1 pes Ed11ers
BON &ublanb unb bes prdz
{ibanten Der frana0lH4en Res
publit, baben Der &egierung bes Sui
tans @eformen porsei4lagen, ipelat
ibrer Mnii@t nod %notbmenbig finD,
UNI elmer Miebertebr Der fortpdbren'
ben unruben por5ubeugen. Disit
@orI9ldge tperoen ieBt bonn sultan
beratben, unb i9 ertparte nit unges
bulb feline @nti4eioung."
Die @ebe fdlieBt nit elmer @rtpdb:
mlng Der Nni9lieBung bes 8edua:
nenlanbes an bic &apcolonie, uni
bab bonn Parlamente nt4t ertparts1
perben tonne, bab es fia in oiels1
Sabres3eit NIT mi4tigen geieBgebsz
ridden mabregeln befai1e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
9omoerbare ~sGulmeitter.

@elt1dme S9ulamts : Ranbtbater
maren es, 1pel9e fi4, attenmdBissr
ueberlieferung 3ufolge, i'm Sabre 1929
UNI bic erlebigte 2ebreriteqe IN einem
ppmmer19en Dorfe betparben unb 1t4
bieierbalb elmer @riifuns por benz
paitor loci in @egentpart ber berz
fammelten @emeinbe unterparfer.
Na4 benz uns BON &onrab Slider
in feiner @eI9t@te bes beutl4en
Observation-Disclosures m~itgetbetlten
8rototons ftanben nit chamber in
Wettbetperb um bas Mmt bes Sugenoz
eraiebers Der S9ufter Martin Stt,
Der @eber cSafob Maebl, BET @4neiz
ber pbiuipp 9opp, ber ReKelflider So
bann '@9itt unb ber unteroff5ier bes
bon @rumtomI4en Regiments 6rteoz
rid 3otb, benz man i'm S4meoenfelbz
aag Elm @ein abgei4onen. Wfitbt1
lauter 2eute, BON benen man ebe11
niht au3u biel &enntnif1e ertparte1
burfte. @lGn3enb paren benin audi bic
Me1ultate Der prlfuns teinesmegs.
Dim menis5ten begabt ertpies ii4
@9netber @opp; benin i4on beim er<
item Sad, benz @boralseiang, muroe
tonitatirt, baB ct iiber cine .@timme
ME Elm blDtenb &alb" perfige, aud
Dftermalen in unre9te 2ieber berfale,
mel@' leBterer Gebler ibrieens audi
hei pininpn nnheren !3nnbibdten ae>
rigt tpirb. Mun ging's an's @ibel<
leien, eine Dtsciplin. in pel@er be-
Prlning vgar idmmerli&" beitaro,
mGbrenb ibm beim 8uhltabiren oas
erpBe S uniiberminbli@e @4nier19>
feitsn bereitete. Sic bret ubllde11
5rasen "ars benz @eritanb" gu beantz
tporten, mar linn Elm Ding Der UNI
mD1li9teit, unb als man gar BON penn
tapferen .@9neiberlein %perlangte. pap
ct cine @anb1@rift ent5tHere' ertlarte