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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
AMERICANS ABROAD.
Meeting Of The Kew Association ID
London.
MEssns. BAYARD AND EUsTIs.
They Make Speeches That Are N"te-
,yorthy-Thr Ambassadors 20 france
,elf-Tne virtues of racie sam.

LONDON, April i9.-The Americans
constituting the new American Society
in London dned at the Cafe Royal this
evening. There were 80 persons pres
ept Ambassador Bayard, who presided.
bod on HIS right James y. Eustis, United
states Ambassador 70 France, and GEN
oral Patrick A. Collins Consul-General'
.ra on his left Andrew Carnegie Among
the other present were the stan OF the
embassy and consulate. Hiram Maxim.
and Colonel Goraud. on the wall be-
hind Mr.. BayarPs chair the American
and British flags were draped over a
large picture Of George Washington. Inc
dinner was very elaborate.
In proposing the first toast OF the eve
ming. to the Queen. Mr. Bayard said;
"'The manhood OF America responds TO
the manhood OF Great Britain IN thus
toast. as Americans OF every opinion and
marty honor the British sovereign's sex
The toast 10 the President OF the United
States was then given by the Am
bassador. He referred 20 Mr. Cleve-
lands vigorous action az all times when
the honor Of the country demanded de
| clsive steps. and when Americas equal
rights I'm the councils Of the world were
| involved.
1--WE echo the voice OF our chosen Chief
whom he makes known our demands,
he said. "and We stand behind his poll
/ cv The organization Of Americans IN
European capitals viii doubtless mould
public opinion 10 the advantage OF our
country"
\ MILD SENSATION.
Ambassador Eustls caused a mild sem
! sation with his response 20 the toast,
"Our Guests" The stirring American
| ism which ne breathed In every sentence
was all the more remarkable in contrast
with the sentiments OF Ambassador Bay
ards speech.
THE chief Indictment found agalns,
| America by Europeans" he said. lis
| that We have no ancestors and no ruins
| / hear this 50 often that | occasionally
remark. J am sorry Chicago and Boston
were rebuilt after the great fire
After making several more points o.
| the same kind 10 the great satisfaction
! Of his audience. Mr.. Eustis spoke OF the
| inroads made by American winC-growers
| upon the French market
/ \ conspicuous French official had COM
| planned 20 him rec nt'y. he said, that The
| American wines, made IN such immense
| quantities beyond the Rocky Mountains,
! were In many cases supplant'ns tFench
wines in France
OUR SINS FEW.
or there wer. 20 BE- an international
| c,-f.esto,air" Mr. rpstfs .,i1 off, which
! I'VE n,tiors v,cr. ~ Confess freely tse
| t-,its1 st,tss an, euro v.orild have
| FAR fsvyer SINS than any other nation on
| e,rtb Look AT ou, for-ivn Motley. FOR
| mstrnce. rs acts are on a plane OF JUS
| tice md dignity We know OGr power
| We know tlat a great nation couples
| with it, superior physical strength moe
! moral weight than can 20 thrown 10 tae
scales for the smaller nation. {. Wnlt
do we see IN America as compared WIN
! Europe? We can say truthiuly tA.t 10
| weaker nation ever suffered from "f-
gression on the part OF the Unit state.
! oar government notes out the same jl7-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

20 the Richmond player stealing the
greatest number ~ bases this year
The Richmond Baseball Novelty Com
pany VIII start their detailed reports OF
The game az the Academy Monday. when
cvciN play made Ga Lynchburg will be
shown on n patent device gotten up By
Sir Samuel Crowdcr
Monday Oh" teams from Richmond COL
l're ard Nafh.rrton and Lee College
win meet on the diamond at WcstEad
Inrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Observation-Disclosures story.

PARIS. April l9-Mrs Alya Vanderbilt,
the divorced wife Of Air. ". h. Wander
bit. was asked to-day what truth there
was in the report that she was about 10
marry Mr.. O. ii. T. Belmont. Mrs. VAN
derbnt did not seem surprised at being
asked the question. but declined 20 an
swer il either afirmatively or negatively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

SURRY COURTHOUSE. VA. April 10
(SpecialJ-The Democratic county con-
vontion which was called Ia order to-day
by \. r. Morris. county chairman. made
the following nominations: 4. +. Boz
harmon for Treasurer: ". c. Clark. Com
rnonwealth's Attorney; ID. Il. Edwards
Sheriff: X. l.. GIL, Commissioner Of
Revenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

AlfeutIou. HjcycIisfsi

can and secure a 5000 Cyclists Tontine
Accident Policy for $40 per year. Fixed
indemnities. Ladies are insurable. Fun
particulars on request.
GEORGE g. JEFFERSON,
Insurance Agency,
Times Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

All the Virginia press will sympa,hize
with It's Nestor. Captain William f..
Drinkard. Of the Richmond Dispatch IN
the loss OF the wife who had been al his
side from the morning % life 10 the even
ing days thereof. She was sister or the
late Henry X. Elys0n, and. Ike her
brother. took Christ as a guide for her
daily life She was taken suddenly. and
had hardly said good nigh, on earth, be-
fore she said good morning in the Lana
OF Eternal Dawn.-Staunton Nindicatof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Evolution.

Nature grows the tree. labor fells It,
genius shapes 1t. handicraft makes it
and we sell the finished article In Arts
tic Furniture. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

At Ewigs. Shafer's successor. you can
get a frst-class Suit. made 10 your order.
at a reasonable price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

Many deaths are reported in Macao In
the Portuguese settlement Of China, al
the mouth Of the Canton river. as re-
suit OF the plague which made its ap-
pee rance there short Tina sRo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Ewlg has Business Suits for $50.

In 1850 "Bg0wS's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs wore
introduced. and their success as cure TOT
Colds. Coughs, Asthma. and bronc hits las been
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

We beg 20 announce TO our readers
this morning that the latest pdvices
are 20 the effec, thar wheat Is getting
very high. consequently -four has ad-
yanced 90 cents a barrel this month. What
We wish 10 impress upon you Is the ne
cess.ty OF laying In supply before Il
gets too high. our reporter saw a large
crowd to-day In -. OSullivans. Elgh-
,eenth and Main streets. and upon in
quiry learned that they were buying
four-hs Jersey LILY brand IL the finest
In the marke--S.& per barrel Just
think OF II. only l2c. a pound for the
finest patent family -four. They were also
buying other goods. Finest Cream Cheese.
pounds for &c: Arbuckle's Coffee. Fresh
Roasted Mocha and Java Coffee. &c.
II you want something fine lust try IL.
Then his Creamery Butter at 2nc. Is a
hargnln-sweet and rich. lie has a large
assortment OF choice things on his count
ers Just drop In and see what you can
set FOR your dollar. You viii be aston. shed
II It's value at his store. Look In the
want column II you want 10 see his
prices They are silent but oh my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

stop in and examine my stock, largest
assortment. al prices that VIII surprise
you for fine goods.
EWIG'S. next 20 Post-Oihce,
Skaters succe ssOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

Some Illusions are shadows Of great
truths Just 80 With the Cheap-John
Furniture. IL is the semblrHce Of sCme'
thing you might get at
SYDNOR x HUNDLEY'S
that Is worth spending your money f)r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

soman made h'aluiW Io"t H'.
i-.. deep eeaoe in tle etht1 i-nas am
~ around ue bases HNe o'''
should have stopped al '"i'' .. .''
.-t itu iH.u were '",' ai'' '.'''' "tN''~'
.. s..ie h. attempted o. continue nome.
D. f- Do ia-.' COR i'''hi'Ne hi'-,
s.'.i-i t-t'" i' iA..i "' VINO D" .D'"
l..u 90 Neuer and Lausenan Was
.Ht baton. b. reached the plate.
.ri.s h.u uiIe two very pi.iiy Two
lt.. loses ..ruf scr id5 same an"
Do ..s le tutl started tAr paw to- ioiii.i
're t.i'. l' iht il.N '.'"."s
f'.r ili N''- i.I."l, '"'
On Ir "'
'a- a. ihi.'itiI.i' -,'" l
'a-th ''
h Hr was ".'Y .....,..,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
YORK-RIVER LINE.

No. a. mixed local. for West Point. viii
leave Richmond Twenty-thlrd-street sta
ton only) $50 a. NJ. daily. except sun
day.
No. 10. local. for West Point. will leave
Richmond $40 p. NJ, daily. except sun
day.
40. Is. Baltimore express. VIII leave
Richmond 445 p. NJ. daily. except sun
day. making close connection M West
Point with York-Riyer Line steamers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

Trains arrive at Richmond from the
South at \. ~ and 440 T. n. making
connection with York-Riyer trains; other
arrivals unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Southern RaiIway-Chnnge of sche-
Iuta

The Southern railway announces the fol-
low schedule, effective Sunday April q,
1855:
No. II. southern express. FOR Atlanta
and the South and West, will leave Rich
mond 1905 a. ~. daily.
40. 81. fast mail, for Atlanta and all
points South and West, Will leave Rich
mond 1855 r. NJ. daily.
No. II. accommodation. f0r Amelia
Courthouse and intermediate stations.
will leave Richmond 8 i. NJ. daily, except
OruN4u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

Mr.. Eustis spok" with great earnestnsss.
and. lest he should leave any doubt as ID
his meaning all be said. closed his speech
with this statement: Il crossed the Chan
mel 10 tell you this, and ! nave done 90"
Andrew Carnegie spoke for the "Amerl-
can blnati0uallsts." ana General Collins
for the Am rican officials In London.
The Rev. Hugh Pentec0st answered tho
toast 10 THE American Abroad"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

NASHVILLE. TENN. April is--Plea-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Wuilitiutl fiir Ghi1ln.
Mi9t beitatiat.
Die 9ofiuuua uOu Der Sersuns Der Nunn.
idait etnes uerIoreueu ss9angeueu
9an1pierB

Die 9Oiiuuna uOu Der Sersuns Der Nunn,
idait elnes uerIOreneu ss9aNgeueu
9anlpicrs.
@bicago, 3d., 5. 6ebruar.-Gin
bier ein9clauienes 3 2cle9ramnl. pcl6e5
bur6 @ba5. Councilman 81 Comp. BON
ibr,m in SIO Chicago, am 0ti9iguns
Gee, scle9cnsu GetruiOe @lcoutOr uus
abseidldt wOrocn mar, entblelE bic leus
iatiOnslle 0telOun9, Der &iel Ot8 Oamz
piers yGbicora," Deiicn lntergong NIT
% Yerlonen Dor u6t 2asen berldtet
wOrben mar, lei bort oil S.n Strano aez
pOrfen mOrDen urO eS befGn0en li9 IA
8erIonen aui Dem GSrad, ale swar mo-
be3u erfrOrcn. aber nob lebenO. @s
tuuroe iO9ar biu3u9eiigt, man tonne in
Der i5erne me5rere SdleppbOote icben,
bic ii9 an Oenl @raf 5u l4GHea ma9z
ten.
Sic 9(ntunit SeS SdlcppOampfcrS
y rWfOreTOrS," na4Oem CT in allen 9tl6s
tuu9sn, logar bis Nbiting, SnO., ocrz
asbll9 na9 Der nGbicOra" ober elmer
Spur bon Oerislben geludt batte, madte
aber bieIer leeten ibpaden QOfinun9
auf 9iettuu9 zines SBeiles Der gemans
nuag eln @uOs, unS es crgab iid, ruB,
mas man fir ben &:cl Ger nGbicOra"
gebaIten bate, uur cine 0tuiIe burh
Shmus buntcl seiarbtcn &reibeiIs5
mar, bic entiernte 2lc9ulidteit nit eiuem
Sd)iIi5rumpi bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
gtDdl immcr Samaii

@aibinstOu, .. D., 4. 6ebr.
Der HrGiiOent bat bsute pem @Ou9reB
cine weitere gln3abl bon Correspondent
sen, Die SOr9anse auf Suwutt betreis
fsnO, 3ugeianOt. bod bsfinOet ii4 Oaruuz
ter gtthtS, mas niht bsreits friiber tele=
srapbiib berittet wOrOcn mare. Das
ein3ise neue Document iIt cine Otittbei=
lung bss @eiunbtsn Gburitou an OuS
biesIeitise Stuutss0epartement, 0obin
lautenO, baB i'm Safe be8 9lusbrudeS
elmer &eUOlutiOu Die bauaii'ide 6egies
rung niat i'm Stanbe ieiu meroe, oui
Der Sniel pobnenSe guslanOer gu be-
ihiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Sic Gcbnlutinn in Colombia.

Yuuumu, 4. 6eb.-0er Star u.
SeralO" beriatet: Die 0tebsuen grifs
fen Oa5 2a9rr Der 0fesIcrun98truppen su
YapGDo oil uno murocn uaA bartem
Sample 3uriif9eidIaaem. Die .3abl
Der auf Ssiten Der 2ln9rsiier @sfaIIeuen
lit 3emlid srOR. General Reges, Der
9eIcblsbabcr Der 9fesjeruus5lruppen,
bat SonSa i'm Staate GOIImu etnge.
nommen. Der 9tebelIen>0sneral 2lls
6ann un6 90 Otann istner Sruppeu
wurOeu 9etOotet.
Der am 9ap 2gonitn, uube Sarniel
geIdciterte Dampfer pamerIquc" lit
9Gu;Iih perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Aus unlrrrr geltrigen 2. MOrgen>
AuSaGbr.
Saufraub.
Grsisintauisup Dollars bi. 9euts.


fremont, D., 4. 6e6r. - SInf
masfirte OtGnnsr orangen beute frIb
in oa8 SIrenu Der 2Odmooo ganf su
0iilau, O., II. lprengttn Oas @ewOlbe
nit 0Dnamit often. Die @rpIoliOn mar
cine iOl4' 9ewaltige, oaB OaS 9an5e Sc
b6uSe, in mel9cm li6 ba5 8Hreau be-
fuub, SemOIirt unO bic geiammte Ses
pOlferun9 bes Sidot9enS auigemeft
wuroc. Die 8arger batten, nahoem
iie an Der ungIIfSitdtte ausetommen,
geraOe nod Oa5 9crsuii9cn. 6le @auner
in einem Sug9n na1 Der 9lidtun9 bon
SanOusfD OauOnfubreu 3u iebeu. OOrt
iOllen 3DeI ocrieIben perbaftet poroen
Istn.
Der 8etruQ Der geutc pirb auf $780,
900 seI9Gst. &alIirer 8. &. StOboaro
mar elmer Der @rIten auf osm YIaee Il.
feuerte mebrere SdIIie auf Die Spie>
buben ab, Obne ieoOb eluen oerislben 81
trefieu.
Die Dtebe entpenOeten etipa SIS, 900
in Saar uub 500 in Sunoe8s unO
anOeren SbligaliOnen.
SauOustD, O., 4. 55e6r. - Die
BOIi;ei bat beuts bier 3weI Wdnuer auf
Die ani9ulOi9un9 bin uerbaItet, an ser
8eruubung Der 8unt gu Wtilun betbeis
ligt aemelcn 3u icin. 9as 8uggg, IN
weldem Die Spisbubeu nah bIeliger
Staot enttamsn, wur seitern 2lb cnb BON
@0wln Stougbton, wel9er an oer2SaIs
icritraBe cine @irtbidaIt betreibt, Dem
&eibitoue BON (0erb & 6Ofe eutlebnt
luOroen. StOu9btOn warO iOfOrt pers
battet, na3Oem Die BOIijiiten uOn Oti>
Ian, pelde Die Spiebuben oerfOl9teu,
bier antamen; in ieiusr @sieuibaIt be-
funO ii9 Elm iun8er Dtann, 9tamen5
Siri9ber9er, lueIder ieit uebrcrtn ga
gen ii4 III ben perihleOen:n 9a3arOz
SpielbGuiern berStaOt berumgstriebeu,
9luA er naro oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
gfY. 32.
Qlrbeit INN Srnuiric.

92cwsSaoen, Conn.,, 4. 6sb. -
Die GjummeQ8aareus6abrit BON g.
@aubee & Comp. Uaro 6cute fiir cinige
8ohen 9sidloNsn uno 400 2IrbeIter
wurOeu OuOura beiaaitigun95Ios.
WtIfe8barrc, 3D., 4. 6s0r.-
Der Strife Ser Sutiher unO 2auier oer
2ebigbz%alcy &ObIcusSo., uimmt cine
gr6Bere 2IusOebnung AT. Die Wianncr
uu0 Snabcn, mclde in oen BrOipeft,
SafwOOO uao Miopalc Sdahtslu an
geitelt linS, lcgten gcltern Oie 2lrbeit
nieOer unS wur0eu oaber 400 0tGuner
unO &naben bei6Giti9un9slo8. llebcrs
maBi9e 2lrbcit8itunOeu iiuO Die llriade
pes Strlfes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Saairt.

Olempbis, Gem, 5. 6ebrGar. -
Graig q Comp, 9dnOler in Giieus
maareu, Samereien uno lanowirt6z
idaTtliden Maidiuen, eines Der srOBtsn
@.idaitc leiHer g(rt i'm SIOen. baben
beute cine utbertrasuu9 ibreS Der.
m0qens porgeuomuen. Die 9lttipa
meroen auf 100000. Die Buiiiua aui
$65, 900 ansegeben. Die Wlear;ubl Dir
Grepitcren linO 6abrituuteu BON lamb
mirtblAaItliden Waldlnsn im 9to,ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Ser @ru3eB gegem Sebs unb 0ez
uniieu,
9us 3eugenOerbOr Der IHtIagebeb6rSe be-
PuhPt

GbicusO, 9Gs., 4. 6ebr.-5u Osm
BroseB gs9en 0sb8 uuO @enOiien bat
Die 2lnflagebebOrbe bcute 9ta9nittas
Die Sernebmuns ibrcr 3euscn beenoet
unb Oisienl9e Der @ntlaitun983eu9en
wirb mOrsen beginner. 9tls ;3eugcn
truteu s. IS. Si9gins, Superintendent
Der SQInOt8s@eutralsSabu," George
Smitb, etn Nugsiteqter Der Baltimore
SbiOz8usn," 0IIfs 8unOe8muriauu
Geo. 3. Nllsu, Same8 $. @ouIOu,
Sredenmeiiter Der y9tOf S8lan0>
8abn," uno SunOeSmaridau s. 9S.
9lrnOlO uuf. 9fi6ter @roBcup ertlarte
i'm 2auie Der 8erban0luu9en, OuB CT
ieine Nei9erung. 6em 9luwalt @seting
6a8 &reu3osrbOr bel ser Yeruebmung
Der .3eugen 9fpan uno Sdorer gu gez
itotteu, 5uriid5iebe, bod per3ibtete Der
gnpaIt NIT Dem 8emerFeu, tr tonne
iid Der uOn oieien Ycuteu 9emahteu
Iusilgen bod uiht erinuern. uuf 0u5
ibm uunmebr sewabrte Briollesium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Die gSanI iiir aitItta crfldrt.

PartS, 5. 6ebr.-Nle UePuttrten'
&ammer bat bie GrwGbluu9 ser 9epu:
tirten geraultz&idarO uuO GrnIt Gar.
not fir gGttig ertlart. 0erauItz9li;
9nrS (9fuOitaler) uerbiiBte SIR s3.jt iei;
ner GrwGbIung cine rue9en 8elelOiguno
bss YraIiOsntsn @aiiulir@Yerier aufer:
te9te 6reibeitStrafe, @arnot iit Elm
Sobn bs5 ermOrOeten PrGii6snt.n Gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Yei'm &nb!eniuhrn iibtriabrcm.
Gin be0aucrlldes llualId, wsl6es arme
Slnoer bctlai.

Serisp z@itD, RS, 5. Tebr. -
Gin DueenO pOlnilher uno itulieniIder
Sinber paren in Scr 9liaen9rube Der
r8cnniDluanlsr Sabn" on Der @arren~
StraBe beute irib bel4GItist, SObicnz
itHfe auf;ulelsn. uls ie BON elmer GOtOs
mOtipe Der r9tensD sDOrf>Su8quebanuas
Qeltern 8abn" iibcri0tren wurOen.
Sin iedss:buiabrise: &uobe, Oeiisn
gtame uidt eruittelt ucrocn tonnte,
iparb iofort get0Otct, unb bic 12ziGbrise
Gua Consist erIitt lebeussciGbrliAe
8erleeungen. Die Serleeuu9en Der
iibriaen &inSer fnO uidt uUn SeOeus
tuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
geroismte Sef0roeruna.

9aom, 5. 6ebruar. - &0uia Suns
bert bat ben Sberiten Sarnticri, ben
geIcblsba5er Der itulicnii9cn Sruppen
in NbDiliuicn, in 9lnerfcnnuns ieiner
Sieqe ibsr Die MahOiS gum @suerul err
nannt unS i'm telesrapbiid UOn Der
8.iOrberun9 in SenntuiB 9eieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Ssr YroSeB gegen Srbs uuo Grs
MDhen.

s8isOerum pier Der GugetIagtsn sntlafien.
@bicu9O, 5. 6ebr.- @a6rsno Der
beutiaen SerbanOlun9en in Dem GrOz
3.le g:geu 0cbs un0 onoere 0tit9licOcr
Der n2lmeritaniidea Union BON Sabn.
onsetellteu" IteQte Der 8UnOssanwat
ben 9lntrag Die 2lnflu9essn sesen pier
Ger Ansetlasten, Dennis 2arfln8, SObu
8atft, 6rant 0rep.r unO Samcs Dicz
9OnulO nieOer5uidla9en. Der 9ltaz
ter 9swabrts 6en Qntras unO Oronete
Die GntlaTuns Der pier @snaunteu al.
Sm usbrisen wurbe sic Sernsbmuns
Der @utIai itHu9s;eu9sn fOrt9eisst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
Der llnteridLaanna beldln[niat.
Gin frau;0Fider gto:ar III New.0urt per.
b1ttet

SEEM - off, 4. 5SeSruur.-@eorge
Guiimir 0tu3erOn aus 2pOu, 6rantreiH,
parO beute uuf 8streiben Oe5 fungireus
ocn irun30iii9en @enerulzSOniul5 oui
Die Sei6ul0iguug Oe8 unterihleif8 bin
uerbaftet. Wta;eruu mar elm tpObIbe@
fainter 9tOtar III 2pou unO iOll cine
100000 6ranfcn iibcrlteisenoe Summs,
linn auu:rtraute @elOer. unteridlagen
baben. @r warO bis gum @intrefen Der
9tequiiitiOu8papisre aus 6rGufrei4 feit.
9ebaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-06
(Eiuhrnffl nm Rnufl-

8Ipm outb, Sn6., 5. 6ebr. I'm
N1itteruadt erbradea bier mastirte
Otdnner Die SbHrs ocS stma 10 Wtellen
nOrblid BON bier geIe9eueu 8ObubauIeo
Don SObn Gu9sl, bon0en Oieien, iOpie
icius Satin, Ill Bette fcit uno pIlnoerz
ten buS Sau5 aus. Die GrirorniiIe
ocs 2ebeas o:8 bereitS ben iieben3iscrn
Sabren naben Gbcpaarc5 murosn pom
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