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Mohave County miner., 1895-04-13

Silver is today the leading Issue in the
United States, and no man can hope 10
be elected president who is on record
against free coinage. Major Mckinley
turns his face to the wall as an available
candidate when he 40 positively took
his stand against the white metal. The
people of the United States have got
their thinking caps on. and since the last
issue Of bonds the cause OF free silver has
secured thousands OF converts from the
leading monied men Of the nation. The
agitation is spreading and il an election
was to occur IN this country within the
next sixty days free silver and western
ideas would win glorious battle.-El
Paso Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1895-04-13

We think the New York Sun realizes 1t
made mistake when it called the obi.
metallic programme Of the Atlanta Con.
stitution a violent proposition" TIE
Constitution explains the position thus
"The Sun says It is "a violent proposition
From the standpoint Of the money shark
and the plutocrat, yes; from the stand
point Of honesty and justice. no. The
tories in this country thought it was
very violent proposition for the American
people TO declare themselves politically
independent Of Great Britain. The lead.
ing capitalists of New York city protested
against it most emphatically. and il they
had had their newspaper organs then, as
they have them today there would have
been the same perversions, misstate.
ments and lies about the policy OF poli,i-
cal Independence that we have today on
the policy Of financial independence I"
Mohave County miner., 1895-04-13

News from Silver King is most encour-
aging. The recent report Of very rich
strike on the ADO foot level seems to have
a good foundation. IL is said that native
silver, similar to that which made the
mine famous. has again been encoun-
tered in large body. Supt. J. H.
Champion has gone TO San Francisco and
it is confidently believed that the mine
will soon be worked on an extensive
scale.--Florence Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1895-04-13

Senator Morgan Of Alabama, predicts
great exodus Of negroes from the south
to Africa in The near future. and thinks
the Washington government will be
called upon to aid them in the move
ment. The south cannot afford TO lose
its negro laborers, in any considerable
numbers. Though they sometimes have
pretty rocky road to travel, in politi-
cal sense, thev are the bone and sinew
OF that section. White labor could
hardly supply the void that would be
left by the exodus OF the black man from
the south. for white labor is not able TO
endure the prolonged and enervating
heat which is found in most OF The south
ern states.
Mohave County miner., 1895-04-13

Martin Dolgreen, manager Of one Of
Governor Grants mines In Old Mexico,
writes of a very peculiar method they
have down in that country OF impressing
miners into service. The men receive
the enormous stipend OF sc a day, and
are required to take 80 per cent Of this
out in trade at the company's store 1t
Is but natural that there would be a
scarcity OF miners at the end OF every pay
day at these prices, even among the
Greasers. But they have a very merry
way OF drumming up recruits, that,
while successful in that country, would
probably raise trouble il tried ON in any
mining camp in this state. Every Mon
day morning the mounted police are sent
out to scour the conn,ry for men TO work
IN the mines and those who refuse are
sent to iiil.-Mining and Scientific Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
LOCAL nnEvIrrEs,
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tho CITY.

tho City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
1nr GRAND this ovenins-"Nobody's
Claim"
FIsntsG tackle has already made its
appearance In tho windowl Of dealers
In sporting goods.
ToMAroEs made choir arakappoaranco
in WhSoQng yesterday. They como
from tho south ofPlosida.
THE weekly collections OF taros for
Tho city as reported yesterday By Col.
loctor Shaaer 10 Receiver Kindleberrsr
only Aggregated IN both funds 81. Ill SO.
WnEatho robuilt Elm Grove motor
No. was siartod. out on Its first trip,
the riaat main pin was broken, and tho
train lost'a round trip. It Is all right
again. however.
YESTERDAY tho man Wilson, alias D.
A. Graham, arrested hero Tor passing n
bogus check, and wanted at Huntington
Tor tho same oiIonso, WINS taken 10 tho
latter place by tho officer who camo
after him.
THERE may DO iunnier people on tho
stage to.day than J. d. Mackoy, who
presents "Gri,nes's Cellar Door" ut tho
Grand tho trst two nights OF next woek,
but II thero are they have never visited
Wheeling.
SOME very flno paper Is being put up
about town announcing tho appearance
OF Rose Coghlun At tho Grand. This
bids fair to be tho banner engagement
Of tho Hsnd's history. Tho play will
be Diplomacy"
Tns mombsrs OF Black Prince Lodge
No. 10, X. OF P. have been called to
mee. at the castle hall OF Ohio Valley
Lodge No. 81, k. OF p, over Dillon's
iewelry store. on Tuesday evening next,
March 20. at Z o'clock. for tho purpose
ota,teudinGa bazsarat Bridgeport. Ohio,
for the benefit Of Belmont Lodge No.
100, X. Of Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
AN ALL AROUND SUCCESS
Describes tho Opening Of Miiiigan, Wiikin
a Co. YS.tsf,lay,

po'chbes tho openingof Miliigan, Wlkin
q Co. Yesterday.
Tho second aud third musical con.
carts that characterized tho opening Of
MillIRRa, Wilkin & Co.. tho now music
houso at ll8S.iiA2 Market street, took
place yesterday afternoon and last
night and that both scored All artistic
Buccoas 10 putting It mildly. In, tho
afternoon tho large aud Handsomely
equipped rooms OF tho firm were inndo.
quato for the occasion, as to size. many
people being compelled to hOar tho con.
cert on tho outside. This applied 10 a
greater dogroo In tho evening, fully Il,
many people being on hand to hear tho
iino programme TINT had been ar.
ranged. Happily there was no repoti.
ton OF tho panic that was m unior,u.
nate accompaniment Of tho first concert
oil tho sori0s.
The afternoon concert opened with
aelection by tho Ariel Mandolin anu
Guitar club, followed by vocal solos by
Mr.. Harry Sweeney and Miss Kate
Laud. Miss Dora Alico Blum, OF Can.
ton, next rendered very tne piano
solo that was ono Of the bost selections
OF tho concert. Then followed vocal
solo by Mrs. Flora Williams, vocal
Duet BY Misses Hastings and Land;
vocal solo by Miss Zou Hastings. an.
other duett and solos.
At the evening concert all Of the se.
LOTIONS were received with enthusiasm.
Mr. Charles 2ulauf did himself justice
in Tho Mighty Deep" and Prof. Ed
ward Blumenberg's violin solo was very
fine. Among the others who sEng were
Mrs. Guy Allen Wagner, Mrs. Flora
Williams and Mr.. VIII i. Day. Miss
Blums piano solos were again one OF
the features OF the concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
DIED.

fREIsMUTii-On Thursday evening" March q,
1896. ut 995 O'Clock. FLORENCE FEElSMurI.
nged IS years md day.
Funeral from the Tc,Idcucc OF his sou.iu.lAw
John steyle. No 10. Marle, street, this tsa,
utday) morning nj $50 O'Clock, Mass Mt st.
AlphOnsus church NJ . O'Clock Friends Of
the family respectfully invited to attend In,
termcut ut NJ. Calvary Cemetery.
SWEESEI-At City hospital on Friday, March
~ is9j, nt Sh IN, IONS r. SWEENEY, In the
nth year Of his age.
1ntcrmont private ii! Washington Cemetery,
Washington, Pa. sunday afternoon ut :
O'Clock.
LlSGAMhS-on Wednesday evening, March 20.
ls9). At S?l O'CLOCK at the residences OF ". h
Howell, No. CO Sixteenth street. GrS A. LIZ.
CANAAN, In tho !l.i year Of his ugr.
Funeral from The residence OF his parents. No. IS
sixteenth street, SUNDAY afternoon Mt :
o'clock, la,ssr.rt rrir.t" ut Greenwood
Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
beware OF Ointments for Catnrrh That
Contain Mercury.

beware OF Ointments for Catnrrh That
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely dorange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never DO used except on
prescriptions from reputable ph ysicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possible derive from
them. Halle Ca,arrh Cure, nsuuiac.
tured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o..
coutsins no mercury, and is taken IN.
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure bs vuro you
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally.
and made in Toledo. Ohio. by +. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Es5' Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

"OUR readers will find Simmons Liver
Regulator advertised in these columns,
Wo advertise it, aud uso it, mud We com.
mend 1t Ms safe and excellent mod.
cine. We became acquainted with it
in Gcorgin. where it is II standard fam.
lily medicine. We do not deny tho NOR.
its of other preparations, but simply
sta,0 that this one commands conf
Icncc. From tho journal, Lancsboro,
MINI q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT SoUru AMERICAN KIDNEY Cure I"
This new remedy is great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys.
back aud every part OF the urinary pass.
aye in male or female. Ii relieves re-
tention Of water and pain in passing it
almos. Immediately. II YOU want quick
relief and euro this is your remedy.
Sold by l. Il. List, druggist, Wheeling,
". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

PnoMrrSEss is commeudable virtue
That's why We offer you Ono Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is prompt in relief and
prompt in caring. That is what it is
made for. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
". Va. B. F. Peabody, Benwood, and
Bowie & Co.. Br!lrenort. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

TIE Pan Handle Dycing establish.
mont, owned by John Ilcimeior, Mt No.
1881 Market street. is tho bost equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyeing and cleaning depart
monts corps OF irst-clnss tailors are
employed, who can do repairing rs neat
rs it is possible. Clothes and ladies
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO mado
10 look like NOW. Satisfaction guarnu-
fnnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City nad wheeling Folk
Abroad.

StrnnGcrsin tho CITY nud wheolinS Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Il G. Gillcspy, Of Pittsburgh, one
OF the youngest Of tho oil operators who
have been successful to a remarkable
degree in tho western Pennsylvania aud
West Virginia 6eids.u in the city yos.
terday, guest u. the Mcclure. To.
gether with his brother, Mr.. Gillsspy
recently took contract which involves
nearly million In cold cash. He
secured the contract to lay ten miles Of
sixty.inch steel water mains for Ale.
aheny City a. SS5O,000. The mains run
from point above tho city ON the
Allegheny river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

HEADACHE is the direct result OF in.
digestion and stomach disorders. Rem.
edy these by using De Wits Little
Early M'ers, and your headache disap-
pears. The Fayorite little pills every.
where. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

DoS'T neglect that cough, it loads Ia
consumption. Ono Minute Cough Cure
possesses u double virtue. 1t cures and
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing. ". Va, B. +. Peabody. Bcnwo od,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

a GENTLEMAN Of this county who Inns
cxcollnnt judgment, remarked TO Ia
tho other dGY that no know OF no pill,
so good for constipation, dyspcpsla and
liver complaint. na Do Wits Little
Early Eipcrs. Logan Drug CO.. WhocI-
Ing, ". VA. J. L. Peabody. ncnwood.
aud Inwio & Co.. bridegroom, Q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

WALTERS & NcCLUSKEY will repair
and repRins Carriages and Wagons very
cheap. Corner Marke. anu Twenty.
fourth streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

c. X. OHara, OF Pittsburgh, figures
on the register at the Mcclure.
John Ciaypool, Spencer busincss
man. registered At tho Windsor.
William Law Hooi, OF Baltimore, for.
msrly OF Wheeling. is here on a bust.
ness trip.
Charles J. Herbold. OF Madisonvillc,
Ohio. a prominent insurance adjuiter,
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
William Fleming. OF OIL City, high
official Of the Standard Oil Company,
WAS hero yesterday onn bu,iress trip.
William A. Plnkerton, OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, A " hole,als grocery man o. tho
town on tho MuikinGum, Is at tho Nc.
Lure.
Prot. James s. Martin, Of Pittsburgh,
"a getting Up q conservatory OF music In
this city Tor children from sovon 10 ishs
year, old.
e. ". Stocking and wifc, OF Sisters.
vllls, and william Edwards, Of Man.
nlngton. Autographed nt tho Windsor
yesterday.
Mss. Raistor, Of Toledo. Ia hore on &C.
couut OF tho serious Illness OF her sis.or.
in.law, Mr.. John Tucker. OF Twenty.
sevsn.h E.reo..
Mr.. Fred 7. Farls, the architect, 70.
turned yesterday afternoon from Moi.
eantown, whore he has aome buildings
undcr his supervision.
Mr.. s. S. Bloch ha, returned from tho
east, accompanied by his son, jesse,
who has been attending school at Phil.
lips Academy, Exeter, y. II.
y. F. Lutkin, OF Lima; D. J.. Sterling,
OF Pittsburgh; J. ". LEONARD and W. II.
Nicholson, Of Washington. Pa, promi.
mont oil opcrhtors, are ut tho McLute.
Mr. Robor. P. Armstrong. son Of
MIR. John A. Armstrong, Of Point Pleas.
mt, formerly in the planning mill and
telephone business here, is in tho city
on business.
6. f. Phillips. OF Warrington; +. +.
Phillips, OK New Mar,insville; 4. VI.
Crow, OF Littlcton; A. Z. Mcniioo, OF
Kcyser. and jacob Koontz, OF Now Mar
tinuvillo, figure on the register at tho
Behler.
Colonel Bon Wilson, OF Clarksburg,
prusideut of the Bonwood Souther
Railway Company. was in tho city yos.
to-day. Il guest OF tho Windsor. The
now road will probably DO completed
tho coming autumn.
$. +. Montgomery, OF Cameron; b.
r. Meirhcn, of Litticton; VI. T. Boni.
dam. OF Huntington; d. &. Moore. OF
Proctor; Mrs +. NJ. Hawkins, OF Sia.
tersvilIe, and Mrs. ". S. Snodcrass,
Of Now Mar!insvilo. arc guests ut the
Stamm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
REAoy-ro-wEAR cLorAlNo-kRaus sae
READY-To-wEAR cLorHlNo-kHAvs BROS
KRAUS BROS.
Our Prices,.~

Are from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY PER CENT
LOWER than other dealers. We are not boast.
ing. We don't expect you to accept this state.
ment Just because We make it. Investigate,
look around We are more than willing to place
our Stock and prices aside of any in the city,
and let you judge who gives the most Style and
Quality for the Least Money. A big lot of Spring
Stock is in with lots more coming every day,
and we will soon have the Largest Line, the
Nobbest Styles and best Values ever shown in
the city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05

bem SuBbooen. Der aeoolper, nit
psl6em Die Ebat bsgungen, lag an
Der S6iir auf Dem 6uBboben, bic Sanz
te mar entfIobsn. Die Oamait perz
foIgte Die MDrberin; GeBtere enttam
jeop6 na6 ibrer 0obnung in Der
Solmsitrabe uno i6lpB fi3 bort Elm.
Grft ais S6ubIeute bes 72. YoIi5eiz
gfeDiers erI9ienen, 0ffnste iie Die Sbiir
uno fol9te pilig 5ur 0a6e. 9ier gez
ftanb Tie ben Moro unumpunben Elm
unb erflGrte bsm Repiernoritanbe:
yWenn mir bic Shat beute niht ge@
lungen pdre, bier Wo6en bate er
bod ni9t msbr gelsbt." Serner CAB
Die 9. an, baB lie Die 9lbIiht gebubt,
ii9 glsi6falls 3u entleiben, bod babe
Der pierte S9ub bes Hspolosrs Der>
Iagt, cine 8e6auptung, Die fib als
pa6r ertpieIen bat. Sopobl BEL oerllez
berFii6rung na6 Der Wohnung ibrer
5reunbin, Iolpis du4 bet'm Qnbltf
Der 2eihe, bic nu6 Dem S6aubauIe
iibergefii6rt tpuroe, blieb Die Sante
poQtommen rubig uno beuntpOrtete
ale an lie qeri6teten SSragen tlar uno
rubig. - Or. Steint6al, Defen ulte
in Der 9inienitraBe pobnenben 81
tern iiber ben Sob ibres Sohnes gang
ber3peifeIt iino, iit our6 brei Suqeln
am &opf getroffen. Der erIts S6uB
orang our6 Die linte Sttrn in oas Sc
birn unb fiibrte Den au9enblidliAen
Sob herbei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05
go II f6wrrem Grroabte ireigelprn
d]cn.

8rpotlDn, N.z0., 4. Ott.-8.
Starr 9enrD lpurbe beute aus ber9aft
entla7en, na6bem Die 9roBgef6no=
renen Die bon Der Yoli3ei erbrd6ten
Snoi3ien, oaB Der 2lrreitant ieinen
8ater ermproet, fir un5urei9enb erz
a6tet. Der dItere 6enrp mar in ieiz
ner gebauiung Nr. 95, SiiO=9ort=
lanoz9lDenue, am IA. Suli tobt in ieiz
mem 8ette gefunben fporben, uno Der
8erou6t, benieI6en umgebra6t 3u baz
ben, lentte iid auf feinen Spbn. 9as
9eri4ts3immer mar bon ben 6reun=
Den bes 9erbd6ttgten bi9t gefiillt unb
al5 2eBterer Der 5rei6eit 5uriidgegeben
iparb, perIu6ten bieIelben, cine De-
monitration in Scene gu feBen, bod
puroe isoe geiiaIlsGuBerung iofort
unteroriidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05
Guba ais 9teputlif erfldrt.
&c: Erailocnt nnS iein &abinet.
Snnillge Tcnisfciten nnu DER Snirl.

G btcago, 4. Sft.-Oer Zines
9eralo" parOffentli6t bas na6Itebenbe
2elegramm: u8eneraIz9auptquartier
Der observation-disclosures, puerto Yrincipe,
9uba, 70. Sept, bia Sep Wsit, 3. Sft.
= Sn elmer 8erfammlunq Der cubaniz
19en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bierfelbit
puroe heute Der 8,ri6t bes nit einem
9onitttuttons Gntpurfe befanntli9
betraut 9etpeienen @pe3ialz@omite I'M
terbreltet unb obiIe 0ebatte angenpmz
men. Die Observation-Disclosures
gen Der Republit fino barauT formeQ
profldn1trt uno bic llnabbGngigfeit Der
Sniel bon Sponien's 6errf6aft feierz
ll9 ertlGrt lporben. Die bisberige
Yrobin5ialregierung @eneral Maceo's
bat ibre Sunttipnen niebergeIegt unb
ote1elben itnb in bic 6dnbe Der folgen=
zen permunenten 9erpaltungszOrg
niIdtton iibergegangen: YrGIibent -
Salbaoor GiTberos DON 9uerto 9rin=
clpe; 8icezPrdIibent - 9art6. Mtaceo
BON Man3aniQo; &risgsminiiter =
Gbas. 8oloFf BON Santa clara; W1iz
niiter fir auspdrtigs 9lngelsgenbeiten
= Gafael Qertnonop oon Santiago;
5inan5miniiter - Sepera pina BON
Sancti Spiritu5; WfiniIter bes Snnern
- Santiago s. Saninare5 bon Rez
meoios; @befcommanoeur Der Qrmee
- -Nfarimo gome3 unb 9enerulzQieuz
tenant - 9lntonio Wiacep. Die Yroz
bin5en Santa CLARA, Santiago, 9az
pona, Puerto Yrincipe uno Mantanz
5as iino iGmmtli6 in Der neuen Regiez
rllng reprdIentirt."
Sep 90 eft, 5lu., 4. Oft. - Der
9ampfer vWascptte" bringt glu4rt6t
ous 9abana, baB am %. September
5pii6en Eegierungstruppen unb Gu
bunern Elm Sreffen itattfanb, in mel
dem Die 2eBteren fiegreih parsn. Die
Spanier, pel6e bon General Hobin
gefiibrt purben, perloren $50 Spote.
Die SnIurgenten itanoen unter @omz
manoo General San6e3' unb betrug
osren 8erluIt nur 80 Soote unb @erz
tpunDete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05
gtr. 239.
SSiibrrr 1T nicori8en TrriFen fur
Scppt dc.
E. e 8. Jones & Comp.
Nr. |, Gurnz z0ah. Strait.

@rminicrs. Cine eroBe uno it0ue SettiloH.
eQbeIuus. Cine &eRbtIaGTl rDcrt obne Slusi
TruIuney5. ulbmc cine AusDubL pa Der YrtIS
Gobc!Ine. Jest HisorlGer. ais isiHa'S juo'F H.
sammtt,e. uuier @Orratb 1T, cintat otia3t,
Sammttte. bcrrIIb. Hle neuru Wtursr NM J1T.
Sammctts. bsu=S SddttlrungeF o'IeGUtn pir ju
5ammctte. 9rcIicu, Dclbc bic &dHter III ertau'
S0mmette. Hcn eBsn.
Moaucttes Ser pcsulari;t Jest abriijrte EcD'
gc3usttes pib ictpobl IN Iubetrldlt ots Qycllts,
mpaucttes. leit otC SudlitGt uuo Der YsUFtT.
ytoqusttes. @rsiir UieOrl1cr, ais leEto!s 3upcr
Sasefrp qriiFeler. I1rbsu uuo SHUTTER oItid,t1
5apciirD YrJftlcr. hcnicuqeu pou GrmIHrtr IND
Saptitr1 @ruNclt7. @pbelIus. g9tr MAIDEN cIH iva
Eupcityp 9rilHtlcr ;ieles gncrbicen pou elmer
Soptitrp SrIitIer brillanten GudIItdt iu 400.
Snoraius. g8ir bab,u siucn btotutsuotH ,}ulauf
SHQraIUs nab elmer qoui Dolsntn E-dlltaE, lGbr
SuCruius idiUcre uuO Dpue lSddrc, 5u i3c. SSIr
&ugruins babcn cieielbcn 10 biai5 io'c 20t
com,fic Qcnua Bag 2cppiac, bic ibncyitc
Comttit Gullitdt polcne Strcicn, 5k, bier
Zomctit. Gtmabts 8oq. Die bt'tn ju 25t.
grt Squares. g8ir babcu biciclben ron itOcr
grt Suuures. CuaIitdt GjroGcu be, bis
glrt Sauarcs. bcl ) OarOs. Nrciie aafUarts pom
eop5a 2sdcn, acOcs 9suhcr uno Crob, su
sopbas 2tdcH. S1Hcu= =@trtauisz sz9rcticH.
einolcum. gstr bobtn pjeiclbsu pon s. hi,
SiHolcuGi l6i=9ycitt, cIuidd) uno G;blumt, ro5
SinOIcum 4ot. cuimar..
eeltub. Gin icbr oroBcr @orratb III alien @rtt.
Geltub. rcn, Opu 2Ot. an Nsrluumcn sic Ulbt,
Scltrb. poruipycDeH; mir iocrocn 3bnca GtlO cr'
Gc!tub. iparcn.
s. & s. Soues G. Comp,
Ir. I. Tors= @au=S StraBe.
(222-0io0oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05
Sie ScridJte ilbrr bic Orcue! srgrn
@rmcnier.


wsebr 2eues ibcr sic armenitbc Sras..
2onbpn, 4. SttDber.- Sine De-
pei6e an Die rPaQ MaI Ga5ette" aus
@onItantinppel melbet, baB einem 9ez
rt9te zines Der ausldnbiI6an 0eleqa=
ten Der Observation-Disclosures
GommtfIion gemdB Die @eiammtzGinz
ipo6ner3abl bes SafiounzSbaleS 1000
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f6Utteten berri4e gIei6faQs cine
itarte lle6ertreibung oor.
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ben tommen ldiIen unO bor5ii9li6 bic
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tat bebunoelt ipurben.
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feline belfenDe 9anb gu rei9en, oeren
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oefinirbar i4le6tere geipeien, ais Die
Der Gubansr. Den ein5igen 9runO
ibrer 8erfolgungen bilbet i6re 8lauz
benstreue unb ibre berrli6e Qiteratur,
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gangenbeit berehtigt fie ne6en ibrer
a1gemeinen S5ntelIi9en3 gum S9uBe
bor Der maBloien llnteroriidung ourt6
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barauf btn8ielten, bic glufmertIamteit
Der europdi13enWG3te 5u erregen uno
oeren Snterpention 81 peranldfien.
Die ein3ige 9ntlport uuf bieTe 8ei9uGz
otgung beitebt inbeIien in bem Sim
peiie, oaB es glngeiihts Der bereits
porbergegungenen unleugbaren Greigz
niiIe zines Iol4en 9lutpergieBan5 ni6t
me6r beourft bdtte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-05

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