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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
WHAT 4 ROAST
Senator Stewart Jumps All Over the
Stuffed i'rup,icr.''

STUFFED Prophet.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The follow
ing lctjnr !};ir been BY Senator Stew
art to President Cleveland: "When
last wrote you did not suppose
that | s:uulS! be called upon 50 soon
TO renew my congratulations for
your conspicuous bravery in promot-
ing the policy Of tho mother country.
The Joint success Of yourself and
Lord Mulberry is planting the Brit
ISL tla& and extending British rulc
over Nicaragua is admired and
apo!audcd by every loyal subject Of
tie queen. Tile people Of the
United States will view with much
satisfaction the preparation which
vouanG Lord Kimberly are making
to present the claims Of British and
American subjects in the interests Of
the mother country to conspirc to
overthrow the republican govern
mcnt Of Hawaii, Tile facts that the
cOnsplfators were unsuccessful ag-
grHyatcs the crime Of tho republic in
maintaining it's constitutional GOV
crnmcnt and furnishes YOU and Lord
Kimberly ample justification :for de-
Manding impossible rcparatiUn to
make an excuse for planting the
British flag and extending British
rule over the only Icmaining outpost
in the Pacific where military estab-
lIs!mcnt by an untriendlv power
would menace the commerce Of the
United States. The object lesson Of
your broad and comprehensive states
cmanship is already instructsvc
When you have fully secured the
protection Of England for our cX-
tended sea coast on both oceans and
the construction Of the Nicaragua
canal ut the eNpcncc Of the United
States for the benefit OF Great Brit
ain. your economy will be appreciate
ed. Although the policy Of relying
on British statemansEip is not new
YOU have enlarged aad carried into
effect that policy Of our own is incon-
SistcnL with that brothcrIy love and
cordial submission which we owe to
the country that gave birth to our
ancestors and to whose fostering
care We are indcpted for life with
S'ten liberty as the mother country
will 4raciuuS|y y bostoW. May we in
.dlI@c in t!!c hope thut your fidelity
to the British crown has secured YOU
sucl influence as will enable YOU to
induce the mother country to take
charge Of and regulate our CONNER
o:a1 ..',st i1s,,p =, s,,."'. = manner ~
viii remove all tho unpleasant anG
unnatural disayr"cmcnts between
the two countries with regard to
tariff LEGISLATION. why should Eng
land be more unwilling to regulate
our customs duties than to manage
our furci@n relations and to control
our financial policy. Keep an eye
single to the glory and renOWn and
and tie innperishabIc name you will
leave to postority by achieving a
union pa }oo5. .OGO.o Of English
snea!,in" 2eoplc undo" the uiSclii>I'
rule VI tine British cr0vn.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
I'LL sNRIri: \ LETTER.

They say those fla! silver men
Are at their frantic tricks again,
Another need '':onfrOnls" my pen
Iii .vritc y letter.
"Our pcop,c"-yes III call them 'ol,rs-
Are not SO full Of mental powers.
That they'll come indoors ,;hnn it showers
10 Ill writ2 letter.
''Our people must he firmly told
Tho wisdom higi, ,sll;.i, statesmen hold
But LII fo,b2Hi 70 5l1""'s Of gold
Whc! write the letter.
"Our people should he made TO see.
That silver is IN ,l!>;:s tree
I'll stand the music give the key
I'll write Il letter.
My lofty style (,f which I'm proud
With pondarnlls commonplace endowed,
Has been effective will! tIe crowd
I'll write Il letter.
Of course I'd ihe 0 hide {, trick you sec)
All reference to /. remedy.
But dii"tc on ''sAf, currency,
Wlici write the letter.
Beneath this phrase TIL hide the view,
Which ''mc and Wall Street holds is true.
10 be too candid wouldn't do
Wann'ai write Il letter.
Til tell our people hey must learn
To s.: fer trHc!ltl:; ticy mast turn
And ;ll these ,ilv-" t"nptcl's spurn-
TIL write 4 letter.
"COnfronted'' i! VIC are today
Our people must attention pay
To my rich Wsdum-:lnd obey
I'll write I; letter.
My caligraphic, brainy thought
Has many wondious victories wrought,
And many diclly birds I've caNght-
I'll write letter.
The emanations Of my pen
Have startling power over Dlctl;
I'll shake my sccptcr once aS;!l!i--
I'll write |, letter.
Chicago Inter ocean.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
'Tnc !NlintS Arc Idle.

Denver. May 1.-The Rocky
Mountain News says cditorially today:
'''l'hc gold receipts in the Denver
mint nave fallen of heavily in the
past month in spite of the increased
production. There has been no in
crease III receipts at other mlnts and
ASSAY offices to account Tor the dis
rrepaucy. The mystery has been
solved. SmcItcrS have been selling
their product to the agents Of tho
I;uthSchiids and others interested il
the recent bond sale instead Of plac
inc it in the mint>. The same agents
have been purchasing larger retort:
sent up from the gold mines. thu
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
TIL. DEADLY CYCLONE.
Six Persons Killed uAnd Many Injured
In Kansas.

Wichita, May IA special from
IialStead says at 1870 o'clock this
afternoon fearful cyclone devasted
a strip Of country several hundred
yards wide and at least lG miles in
length, killing six persons outright
and seriously injurng several others
while many have received slight in
jurios. The cyclone first struck the
house Of Mrs. Fry completely de-
stroying il, but only slightly injur-
ing Mrs. Fry 1t next picked up tile
house ofJonu SultZback and scattered
it il every direction. The fine two
story house or Joseph Weir, which
was recently built ut cost Of more
than $4,000, was entirely swept
left the house and when the cyclone
struck WIS about so Yards away and
cluny to 4 tree, Uesrecciycd injuries
Injuries which the physicians say
may prove fatal. Joseph Weir and
lii, sister were the only ones in the
| family who took TO the cellar and cs-
capped uniuj jurrd. The next house
IN the path Of the storm was that OF
! William Armstrong, which WAS com
peteIy wiped from the face Of the
earth and Mr.. Armstrong was Killed
together with d Mrs. Chappins, who
wus in the house.
About 100 wards further on the
large two story house Of Il. + F'rizze
was picked up us also was another
;ir~c residence abrOss the street.
The next place visited was the
the home OF Captain White, whicE
,i;iH only partially destroyed. on'
wing oi he house being torn away
.ScHoSs thc road from Whites. tn
Inll~c Of CYRUS iiinkstOn was carrie
away and Mr.. llinkStOn seriOu;l
!,,vt. Spencer Ross house was j!
the line Of the tornado and was car
lich away. as were the homes Of A. :
POWELL J. \. Comas and Andrc'
Thomson and Mrino llogc. Mis-
Daisy Ncif, at poWcllS house, WA
considerably injured, as was Mr..
:, j. y COnus.
j In the lIogr district school Ia
u lust been dismissed, and though III
9 I!ugc.s foresight the children wei
hurried out Of the path Of the storm
Is Those who first saw the fearful disa
', ter coming sGy it. made very slo
q progress. travelling no faster than
j. person could run. The cvclOi
cJHid be plainly seen from town. III
=, the Santa Ia passenger train waite
q in tho iIulstead yards until it crosse
J. the track The loss will be no Ie
"a thrIl 5000. GOO. besides the six dc3tl
A. and he injured, two Or three
+ whom will probably die. Miss Dai:
\clI. AGED - has since died.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
HE WAS LOADED FOR BEAR
Masked Desperate Sent TO tiie Happy
I!.futi,,G ttrDl.:,GG

| l:INIlNG I-EOHGQS.
Malta. Mont, April 30.-IIcnrv
Marshall Of Warm Springs creek shot
and instantly Killed Jess Davis at
II O'Clock last night. Il member Of
the Curry gang that recently muir
dcrcd Pike Landlt,kF in the Little
Rockies. Tho Davis Gang. together
with Buck Quinn. had some trouble
over an irrigation ditch and they
sworc vengance en- Marshall They
made it So hot for lAi,u that Marshall
disposed of his property and prepared
to leave the country. 70 stop his
going they drove oh. his horses, re-
marking at the time That they had Il
little grievance to scIt!" with him
before he left.
At O'Clock one oi them appeared
heavily masked at MarShall's
door. He, however. had an ink
| ling Of the trouble amd the lights
were blown out and the door opened.
lie was sitting in the Gurk with
three Winchester rifles loaded living
beside him on a table and a six re
peatcr shot -ln il hi, hand loaded
with bucksllOt.
Davis made rush for the door and
just as he was about 10 pat his foot
over the threshold Marshall fired.
/ The entire charge entered his neck,
almost scvcring hi, head from lis
body. The others circi4d and ran
| A few random shots we're fired at
the retrcating figures, but none of
them took effect. Marshall stood
guard over tho boliH AL night and
the next day unit! the authorities
from Chotcau comfy arrived on the
scene.
The dead man has! a heavy white
mask over his face. Between the
thumb and index finger was i match
ready for lighting while in his right
hand hc.carrcd Il ;iv shooter.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
Fraudulent ;,Gjtitis,attea.

The secretary O the treasury has
received from Special Agents .tohn-
son and I}canc 1T / i isa City. Idaho,
a report Of the Ytss..t:, II 1hcir i}lve>-
LEGATIONS in the alleged frauds in
connection with tic e"tF. Of Chin
csc into this country. Tho report
states that the il5}estigaron con-
clusjycly shows tHat there has been
for several wears past al organized
noncy-making conspiracy with a
view to Misunderstanding certificates
upon which Chinese i;jbOr@r3 may be
en- ablcd to visit China and return to
the United states as bona ide
merchants, In the majority of
cases the so-cAlieI merchants were
found to be cooks >n,! gardeners en-
plovcd in or near i*ui-c City. ,,cver-
theIcSs a large number Il prominent
citizens have v0us,Ilvd ftr the Chin
csc as merchants. The special
agents are couviHa,cA !l;t the bus
mess has been carried on rs q money
making scheme. The grand urv
failed, however to bring in Indie
nclltS against an: oi Che parties.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
IN DARKEST SHAME.
TWO OF kcntucky's Most Prominent Pee
pic Killed III Il Dive.


Louisville April 80 AT separate
undertaking establishments in this
city lie the bodies of perhaps two Of
the most prominent people in the
state Of Kentucky. One, that Of
Archie Brown, son and private secrc-
tary to l\cntucky'S chief executive
and the other that Of Mrs. Fulton
Gordon. prominent because Of her re-
malkablc beauty and excellent fam
lily connections. The story is a sad
one and has caused one Of the great
est sensations that this city or state
has ever known.
Gordon caught Brown and his wife
together in q house at i25 Madison
street. The guilty couple were talk
en- by surprise. Brown had prepared
however for such u visit. and his pis-
tol was lying near. Before he could
reach it the enragcd nlau had COM
menced firing. I:is aim was true,
aud every shot must have taken
effect. Brown fired u few shots,
staggered to 4 chair in the corner,
! sank in it a moment, then fell over
dead. Gordon then turned to his
wife and shot her. and though mort
allv wounded she was able to get
down stairs and run 20 feet to a
cellar.
Gordon WAS not injurud. Mrs
Gordon was ii isS Nellie Bush, OF the
city, and comes from one Of the most
prominent families in the state
She clopcd with Gordon about tel
years ago and moved to Frankfort
She was 35 Years ago and leaves three
children. Young Brown was recent
" divorced and it is understood tht
reason Of the divorce was BroWn
intimacy with Mrs. Gordon,
The following telegram found il
Mr.. Browns pocket no doubt is TIL
direct cause OF the double murder:
Louisville, Ky. April 2S. L
Archie y. Brown: Frankfort, Ky
Do not write any more. Come Tues
day. Meet me at $. (Signcd p. NJ. G
Upon receipt Of the above tclt
gram Brown came to Louisville an
: proceeded to the appointed place
which is Il evil resort on Madiso
: street where the tragedy occuret
At noon today Brown, with Gordon
wife knocked at Lucic Smiths Mad
son street house and were admittt
! by a colorcd woman and immediate
: repaired TO the upstairs front roo
/ which had been previously engage
Thirty minutes later (; tall, dal
haired man knocked at the door
the house and engaged the fro
lower room, saying Il woman Wou
ioin him shortly. The man closed
the doors and 4 few minutcr later
commotion was heard above, follow
81 bv Il succession Of pistol shots. Ill
there was Il hurried movement duN
stairs as Mrs. Gur(lN,t lied from t
scene. \ few mere ohOts rang 0
and she tell dead on the porch in t
rear ward. Gordon left the hOt
Immediately and in Il few momc1
Browns body was found upstairs.
Policemen Reilly and La Pal
rushed down Walnut street and s.
9 IL man running for buggy tied to
post at The corncr Of West sire
''Thc man was bloody" said oi1it
Reilly, land jumped at the c.
clusion that lie was the murderer.
grabbed hln just as he was in I
act OF jumping into the buggy. G
don. for he t!rncG out to be Cord
said to ne then, 1 Shot them DO
| caught llicm in Tie act. They
both dead and I'm shot too. Co
with me and Ill s!lUN YOU VIII
- they arc.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
She VIII Dig i =.

The Nicara4uau ssuycr.3ulcnt has
formally decided to H~rede {, the
compromise proposition for a*.scttIc-
mcnt Of the pending troubles. This
decision has been communicated to
the authorities at ,,a.hilnton
and LOndOl
Nicaragua agrees t. pay @t5.Go in
London - G"ys after tile british
ships leave Corint0 harl>or 1t now
this condition. .<icar@~!t;;'s course
is regarded as shifting OH Great Brit
ain the further responsibility for
trouble. Most positive assurances
for the payment Of jhc money have
been given.
The >lana3ua dispatch stating
Nicaragua has agreed 70 q rompro-
mise by which She will pay &l5.oGo
on condition that G@rinto be cvacua-
ted and hat Ne irjtis feet be
witlldraWn il @e@erted by the
officials as summing Up the latest
status Of the subject. Attention is
now directed to London. to see Whc-
ther the condition of immediate eva
cuation will be granted. i it is,
the trouble is pr:l@Gi""Ii, at an end.
If not, it is believed in diplomatic
circles that ii VIII cause !: renewal Of
reports that t'rcat britain is not SO
much anxious to settle a. /" continue
in active occupation pG Jaginto.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
BLANCHE LtMONT'S MURDERER.
The Coroncr's Jury Fiuds Durrant Guilt.
Of the Crime.

bitA1tiiL l-t.tV% > "a IN i'1.I+
The Coroncr's jury Fluids Durrant Guilty
Of the Crime.
San Francisco, May l.-Tlc in
quest upon the body Of Blanche La
mont occupied less than three hours
tOdav, but the evidence was deemed
convincing and the jury returned a
verdict charging Theodore Durrant
with the murder. Two new witness
ses were produced at the inquest and
testified briefly, but it was evident
the prosecution is holding as much Of
it's evidence as possible in reserve.
Until today no one had been pro-
duced who saw Durrant in the V1cli!-
itv Of the Emanuel Baptist church
with the murdered girl on the after
noon Of April 3. This missing LINK.
seemingly all that was needed 70
complete the chain Of circumstances
fastening the terrible church crimes
uDol the medical student, was sup
piled at the inquest. Martin QGit-
Ian, ali attorney, gave direct ai';i
positive testimony that he saw Dur
rant and d girl tallying exactly with
the description of Blanche Lamont
walking toward the church and oniN
few Yards distant, at 4:lo o.cloch
on the evening that she disappeared,
Quinlan explained that he was wait
ing to keep an appointment with on'
Clarke. who corroborates (iuInljn'
statement.
These witnesses furnished the sen
sational feature Of the inquest, bN
| Durrant maintained his atOlid indiI
ference throughout tho testimony
The police and the district atlorne
arc confident Of q conviction, statIn;
that they did not put i'll near all 0
their case at the inquest,
Mrs. G. G Noble, aunt Of tn
murdered girl, testified rs to tn
frequency Of Durrant's visits at nc
house and his attentions to her niece
Durrant had proposed marriage
Blanche last December, but had bee
refused when the girl learned III;
he wa; engaged to another Eoun
woman.
c, G.. Noble, uncle Of Blanche tcs
iGcd that Durrant had suggcstC
{ after her disappearance that she wi
t probably in Il house Of ill-famc al
! offered to search for her among IL
| dsrcputablc houses.
, A street car conductor and thr
/ school girls Identified Durrant Us Il
, man who had escorted Blanche fro
n the school, taking the car to t
G point Of transfer Ell route for h
t home.
@ George r. King, crganst Of Ilnla
@ uel church. with evident efforts,
S shield Duran. repeated the story
seeing him in the church. sick Il
@ faint. late on the afternoon Blanc
" Lamont disappeared.
y DR.. j. 5. Barrett who perform!
[. the autopsy. states that Blanche di
~ Of a$pliyXiatian. He said it WAS imp
J. siblu for her TO liaVc been in Il dclir;
| condition.
lr Detectives told of Durrant's CT
r Trajectory statements concerning
!, whereabouts the day blanche Lame
!. disappeared and Dl his seeming +
re- to acknowledge the extent Of
10 acquaintance with her, and the G
re went to the jury with lneNpcr
cclcritv.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08

They say those iiAt silver men
a re at their frantic tricks again,
Another need ''confronls" my pen
Iii write 4 letter.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08
Ballot E,OxcS Mast l1ot Be Opened.

At the November elections in Kan
sas City gross frauds are said to have
been committed. The matter was
brought before the grand jury,
which called Ct! tuo recorder to pro-
dncc the ballot boxes fur their III
spectiOn Tie recorder tcmtrred,
and the case was finally taken TO the
supreme court for adjudication.
The court denied tho right OF u
criminal court to compel the recorder
to produce the ballot boxes. Giving
the grand jury the right to inspect
ballot boxes, tho court holds, would
violate the secrecy Of the ballot as
we'll as be an infringement OF the
! constitution,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-08

keeping considerable quantity over
the smclter product out Of the mint.
These facts are vuuc|lcd for by men
in position to know What is occur
ring in the inner circle
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
babner i'm 6elo.

9os ouf munben Sarmen geiibte Ser
fabren, 6ii6ner 81 getptfien 3eiten auT Die
Seloer gu treiben, tpo Ite ni9t nur reidlthe
Nabrung finbe1, fonbern au9 bur3 8erttlz
gnrrg bieler T@dbli6er SnTeften, ndmentlt9
betm Stoppelumbru9, groBen Nuben ftlf'
ten, Derbient a1gemetn Nababmung. ueber
cine praftiI6e @eiIe bes Sransporte3 BON
9ii9nern au3 ouf entlegene Gelber beribtet
Elm 2anbpirtb pie folgt:
$50 ri3tete einen transportation 6ii3z
neritaQ Elm unb febte bier @lufen GIT 9letz
4er 3ett auf @ier. @s famen etpu 81
6u6nben aus, bic in Dem @erf9lage 6lie5erl
uno bort g%efiittert purbel1. @s tit Elm 8pr@
tbeil, tpenn bic 9iibner glei9 alt fino. 8ei
1@onem 8etter purbe elm perf4ieb6ares
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
Die pfefferman5ernte.

sSyn M1sfegon Gountb in Mi6teun muir
ZEN i'm bortgen Sa6r 800 Ncres NIT Pfeffer@
miin5e angebaut, i'm beurigen Sabr betrug
Die NnbauflG9e 1900 Mcres. 8on bort einz
eelaufenen 8ert9ten 5ufplge finb Die Qus<
1i9ten fir cine quite @rnte febr tribe, moran
Der i'm porigen Sabr bom Srot angeri4tete
S6aben f6ulb 1T. 3met nnb bret Sabre
olte Yfeffermiin5e lpur0e Damals gar1ttg
mitgenommen unb gauge Seloer btefer
pflan3e tpurben in elmer No9t f6tpar3
l1nb braun gefGrbt. Man CAB fi3
Der 9pffnung bin, baB bic dlteren
8flun3ungen fh9 tpteber erbolen mir
ben, bod bas gef&ab ni9t un6 man
gIaubt baber, baB Die @rnte nur cine Babe
fem tpirb. Sin SeGb, tpel6es Dortges Sabr
81 Yfunb Sel bom Ncre ~lteferte, nirb beuer
nibt mebr als 5 Pfunb ergeben. 9te
9flun5en, tpeIhe 3eitig i'm Srii6idbr gefebt
murben, baben ntbt gu leiben gebabt unb
merben einen guten @rtrag abgeben, iol3e
aher, bic erit na6 Dem W}at gepflan5t purz
ben, 1ino Dpn Der Oirre gu 9runOe geriobtet
porben. Die 8retie bes Pfeffermiin30ls
fteuten fi9 i'm bOrigen Sabr auf BON $1,45
Bis $1.6O per Pfunb, beuer perben lie tpobl
auf $1.75 binaufgeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11

tGgli9 bon 6 Bis 9 pfunb BON benz MebI
tpGbren0 zines 3eitraumeS bon 100 Sagen.
8aumnoQfamenmebl 1T cine f9nere Soft
ltno folte, UNI Elm gutes @rgebniB 81 err
3ielen, NIT &lete bermengt tperoen; dub
iolte Die Oauer Der S%itterung ni9t gar
at lange allsgeOe6nt lperoen.
Mil@ti6en IoQte man nt9t me6r als BON
2 Bis 4 Yfunb tGgLi9 berabret9en, am Be-
item nur 2 Bfunb. 9as Me6l betpirft, baB
Die 8utter bart tpirb unb cine f6ntul3dbnz
li9e 8e56affen6eit er6Glt. gu 3eiten, tpenn
bic Butter 3ur Msib6eit 6inneigt, TT cine
Tol9e Wirfung gan5 erpiinf@t. Wenn baS
8aumpoQIamerme6l in ratione1er Wstie
berTiittert pirb, giebt es fir Gtiere unO
aibe elm 0or3igli6es gutter al unb i9
empFe9Is oefen 8ertpenounq. Nl5 @9neinez
futter lGBt es biel 3u ipiinI6en iibrig, pb=
tpobl mir bier auf bieIer Decentralization
bas Mebl iteben Wo9sn lang an @9tpeine
berfitterten unb gan5 befriebigenbe @rgebz
ni1Te er3ielten. 2tuf Den Stutipnen in Seras
unb glorb Carolina 1inb @6petne pieber9olt
6ur9 fortge1ebte Tiitterung nit benz Nte6l.
u5u Sooe" g~efittert noroer. Wir baben es
auh an 2dnritter berfittert unD 3ipar nit
mdBigem @rfolg uno au9 S9afe tperbe1
oft 6amit gefiittert; man6ma1 gie6t man ba=
BON Pferben gu freifen, bD9 Holte 6ier bic
8~erpenbung eng begren3t Derben.
Sas 8aumtDpGf% amenme6l 1T in 8eSug
ouf Ieinen Gebalt an Brotein uno Nf9e bag
rei6ite Suttermittel, bas mir baben, folglt9
lit Der aus 0emielben b~erbOrgebenbe Oiinqer
fe6r tpert6bo4 unb 1pute ber1elbe forqfdltig
auf6epabrt tpsrben. 6arrner unb @drtner,
tpel6e ibr 2anb auTaubeffern tpiinfden, t0n=
men fein beferes W1tttel finben, bas gu be-
tpert1teQigen, als 8aum1poGfamenmebl gu
fiittern unb ben feiten unb f%lif1igen Oin6er
3u bertpenben. 8aumtpolf amenmeblzWti6<
len befin6en fnb in Sadlon, Senn., SadIon
Weiff., SEEM Orleans unb QittGe God, bpn
no bas Me5l be5ogen iperben fann."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
Oas StmmentbaIer Dteh.

9as @tmmentbaGer Gin6, unter alien
3u6ten bes 8erner 99fages Die tpertbboIite,
bat enbli9 audi 9naDe Dor ben Nugen Der
omerifanif6en 8ieb5ii9ter ~9efunoen. Sbeoz
DOR u. 9ubemeper bat fir feline MOuntain
SIDE : Sarm in Nep Serfeb neult6 cine
aus feds 8uuen unb a@t &ii6en beftebenbe
6eerbe Simment6aler @ie6s BON briiben
fommen 1affen, unb stpar bauptiGdlt9 3u
benz 3ped, feline SerTeb@&iibe nit ben Sim
mentbaler 8uIen gu treu3en unb auf bieTe
@eife einen ber6eren S9lag BON Mil9z
bie9 81 e~r5ielen. Die neuangef0mmenen
Sphere nur6en auf Der neutrality-suspicious.
Nus1telung in Seem 0orf CUR 99au ge=
felt urto per0en i'm 2aufe Otefes Monats