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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

SECRETARY CARLISLE is of the
opinion that the Treasury ought to
he permanently invested with au-
thority to issue and sell short-time
bonds, or other obligations of the
government, for the purpose of rails
ing money to meet such deficiencies
in the ordinary revenues as may &C.
cur from time to time, hut he does
not think there is any necessity at
present for the exercise of such au-
thority if il existed. tits not proba-
bile, he says, that such deficiencies
will occur during the remainder of
the current year as will exceed the
available balance on hand, and it is
estimated that during the next fiscal
year the receipts will exceed the ex-
penditures.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

Tom CREIGHTON, young farmer
living near Berkeley Spring, this
State, has been appointed by the
President Secretary of Legation at
Rio Janeiro, Brazil. He was en-
dorsed by Congressman Wilson,
The salary is 81 800.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

NEW LAws.-Y Yesterday we found
in the Wheeling Register of the 18th
complete list of the bills passed by
the Legislature which adjourned
Friday night. An examination of
the list satisfies us that il contains
but few laws of any general utility.
We will publish the list next week
that our readers may Judge for
themselves. 1t is evident that the
Legislature has done many things
which it ought not to have done and
has left undone many things which
il ought to have done.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

The Legislature has Adjourned
Some days ago we were led to COM
mend the moderation which had
characterized its proceedings, and
we hope to be able to repeat the
praise. At present it looks as if we
would have to charge our Legislators
with having done too little, as many
important bills, Indeed nearly all
bills Of real Importance, remained
upon the calendar for final action
1t is virtue, to be sure, not to have
done too much, and in avoiding this
the Republican Legislature has
steered clear of the usual tempta-
tons of newly acquired power; but
IL they have carried their abstinence
from legislation so far as really to
have whiled away forty-five days
doing nothing, they have gone to
the opposite extreme of evil. We
rather choose to have our representa-.
tives do little too much than moth
ing at all. we want to know that
they are alive and doing something,
and will pardon even a little wrong
headed excess, if they will throw Off
the blight of inactivity. - Martins
6urQ World.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

THE Legislature, which adjourned
last Friday night, worked we'll, and
though dong some very foolish
things and wasting unnecessarily a
good deal Of money on useless
clerks and pages, succeeded In pass
ing a good many bills as to the mer-
its of which we cannot speak Just
yet. Many of the most important
measures introduced failed either
from lack of time or disposition to
pass them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

WHAT became Of that great bill
to reduce official fees our Republi-
can friends in the Legislature pro.
posed to pass? 1t turns out to have
been all blow and buster. The
truth is they hope to capture the of.
fees two years hence and therefore
concluded to leave the fees alone.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

THE Legislature failed to abolish
any of the Criminal Courts except
the one In Wayne county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

OUR Democratic Governor and
Republican Legislature pulled to-
gether In perfect harmony. There
was no jar, no disagreement, and
now the Republican press Of the
State Is loud In the GOVERNORS praise
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28
Nominations Confirmed,

Prior to its adjournment last Fri
day night the State Senate confirmed
the following nominations sent in by
the Governor:
For Directors of the West Nir-
ginia Hospital for the Insane Mt
Weston John b. Floyd, JnO. Sweet
land, Rob't Armstrong and f. ID.
SmOot.
For Directors of the Second Hos
pital at Spencer-W. T. Shumate,
+. b. Enslow, B. w. Foster and
Henry Alexander.
For Brigadier General of the
West Virginia National Guard, B.
d. Spillman.
For Directors of the West Viz
ginia Penitentiary-John L. Gala
her, A. c. Hall, ID. f. Stalnaker, j.
J. Chipley and John Mcintosh.
For Paymaster-General of the
West Virginia National Guard, John
Hooe Russell.
For Labor Commissioner, J. NJ.
Sydenstricker.
For Mine Inspector for Third Dis
trict, IL. A. Robson.
For Mine Inspector for First Dis
triCt, ID. NJ. Harr.
For Mine Inspector for Second
district, =. l.. Brannon.
For Director of the Reform School
to fill the unexpired term Of S. S.
Wilson, resigned, NJ. ID. FARRELL.
For Regents of the West Virginia
University for two years from June
lst, 1895, Stuart f. Reed, Of Harri-
son, +. p. Rucker, of Mcdowell, and
VIM. +. Raymond, Of Braxton; for
four years, Chas. Burdette Hart, of
Ohio, James +. Brown, Of Kanawha,
and JAS. II. Stewart, of Putnam for
six years, j. A. Robinson, of Min
oral, c. l.. Smith, of Marion, and
Geo. +. Evans, of Berkeley.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

PARTISAN Shortly
before the Legislature adjourned the
House of Delegates passed resolu.
ton allowing Alfred Phillips, clerk
of the Finance Committee, ten DAYS
extra per diem, at Sc per dav, for
the purpose Of preparing compare
tive statement of the appropriations
made by the Legislatures Of 1893 and
1898. So far as we know, this is the
first time in the history of the State
that such silly and inexcusabIe
thing has been done. Its only oh.
ject was to make capital, il possible,
for the Republican party.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

THE Book LAw.--Af ter great
trials, troubles and tribulations and
much wrestling with book agents
and other representatives of the book
trust, the Legislature succeeded, in
the last hours Of the session, in pass
ing school book law. Until we
have had an opportunity to exam
inc its provisions we will be unable
to testify as to its merits. Various
changes were made, but in the main,
the present books were retained at o
reduction Of from IL! to Is per cent.
from former prices, except on spell
ers and readers, which willie ODE %
per cent. lower. The partisan effort
to have the chairman of the Senate
and House Committees ON Education
placed on the School Book board
failed.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28

SILVER IN THE SENATE.--On the
18th by a bold parliamentary move
the silver men of the Senate, under
the leadership Of Senator Jones, of
Arkansas, forced aside all other
pending business, intending appro-
priation bills, and by a vote of 80 to
y made the bill for the unrestricted
coinage of silver the unfinished busi-
ness before the Senate. Having
succeeded in this, Mr.. Jones gave
notice that the Silver Bill would
be kept before the Senate until a
final vote was secured before adj
journment the next day. But Mr..
Jones discovered that the opponents
of the measure would not allow it
to be passed without a prolonged
struggle, and rs this would endanger
the appropriation bills, the failure
Of which would necessitate an extra
session, Mr.. Jones gave up the effort
to pass the bill at this session and al
lowed it to go to the calendar.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-02-28
Some Opinions OF the Late LcgisIa.
turC,

The best job | know of is a page
ship or committee clerkship i'm the
Legislature with a friend among the
members. The prodigality of the
Legislature in voting IO.year.old
boys 50 and 81 day, Sundays in
cluded, payable out of the State
treasury, is more than amazing. |
saw men voting for these appropria.
tions who would not have paid them
more than quarter day, and then
probably borrowed it back from
them without security.
The money disposed of by this
Legislature is about $4,000 more
than by the last Democratic Legisla-
ture. This means deficit in the
State treasury, as the last appropria-
ton was up to the receipts, and this
Legislature has provided for no in.
crease i'm the general revenues.
The House Of Delegates passed a
resolution To give to each member a
copy Of the Code of West Virginia.
AS the Codes sell for about Sc each,
and there are 20 members, here was
another lunge of about $3.50 at the
public crib. This was immediately
followed by another resolution Civ
ing each member copy of the Acts
of 1898. And there went another
500 or so. Immediately thereafter
was another resolution to pay the
cloak-room keepers, two of them,
81 extra a day each for the entire
session.
With the close of the first Repub,
lican Legislature in this State fol
% years the fact goes down into
history that the Republican party oil
West Virginia is the enemy Of the
laboring man, cannot recall a sin
gle measure advocated by the work
ing people that was not defeated
nor do l know a single measure
asked for by corporations that wal
not granted. The power Of corpor
ate wealth has been exercised in ar
unblushing manner, and success
fully, too.
The labor lien law went down I'm
der the demand Of corporations lee
by the Standard Oil Company in1u
ence. The different bills relating t.
miners and mining and intended tt
protect the working miners wen
down under the avalanche of cor
porate opposition. 1t seemed as j
there were behind the throne
power that was irresistible in the in
terest Of combined wealth. - Par
kerS6urg Sentinel.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

with Tennessee History, which be-
yond a doubt will interest not only
its own citizens but the people of 9TH
er sections as well.
The Tennessee Historical Society
extends its aid and many valuable
documents never before published
will be brought to light.
Tennessee history Is peculiarly ex-
citing and interesting, and should be
carefully studied in order to appreci-
ate the early struggles of our fore
fathers. The names of Sewer and
his opponent Upton, the sturdy Sam
Houston, and a score more of others
furnish material for thought and care
full examination. Therefore 1t be-
hoves us to thoroughly acquaint the
children of Tennessee with all the e.
vents which happened In the rise,
growth and progress Of the State.
The first number will contain Sc
Lotions from the papers of Gen.
James Robertson; an article from the
pen OF Hon. John NJ. Lea on "The
Indian Treaties" and other valuable
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
The Am erican Historical
Magazine

Some time ago the Tennessee Leg
islature established chair of Amer
lean History at the Peabody Normal
College at Nashville, Tenn. In
keeping with this movement a maya
zine Is to be established in the city,
to be called the American Historical
Magazine w. Il. Garrett, Professor
of American History, will be the
Editor.
This magazine while devoted to re-
searches in United States history
and the reyiving of facts that are
now obsolete, will deal principally
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
Holiday Goods.

We would especially call your ate
tention to our Holiday Goods. We
have iust~purchased in the East the
cheapest and best selected assOrt-
ment of Christmas goods we ever
bought and in buying these hand
some presents and toys the most Of
our Christmas goods is something
new and useful the year around.
Such. as beautiful decorated lamps,
decorated large bowls and pitchers,
cream pitchers, fancy butter dishes,
china ware, etc, etc.
A big drive for the little ones in
dolls from Acts up to 75cts. Basque
and china, the cheapest and prettiest
line we have ever had.
In vases we have an entire new
line we have never had before. You
will be astonished to see them and
learn the extreme low prices. We
offer them at different designs and
colors from 15c to 60c.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
CHRISTMAS AT THE "PEOPLES' STORE.
We make the broad claim that can sell you good
reliable goods for less money than you pay at other
places You want us to prove it. Mr.. w. A. Turner,
with 10 years experience buyer and he is fully up
to the wants Othe people, Our goods aWaysfresh to
date, and can't be beat We sell cheap, buy
and sell strictly for CASH.
Groceries.

Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for 81 90
The very best patent flour, $500
per barrel.
Meat Sets per ID. 50-lb lots at
TIC pound.
Fairbanks Leaf Lard at Sc per ID.
5O-lb. cans at TIC per pound.
Six pounds of the best soap for rs
cents.
lib packages currants, nicely put
up in packages at lOc each.
A good rice at DC per 70.
Loose raisins at &c per ID.
We handle all kinds of fancy
cakes and crackers, the very best
cheese, bologna sausage, Arbuckle
coffee, and good supply Of fresh
canned goods of all kinds.
15O-lb sack of salt 75c.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
Notions.

Big line of dress buttons worth 10
and 16c per doz. We close them out
at SC per doz.
l gross Mems suspender buttons, SC.
Mem suspenders, good stock, 1Oc.
Good silk handkerchief, Csc.
A big line of fancy handkerchiefs
for ladies and gentlemen at sc each.
We have sold over two hundred
rolls of calico and fannels which
have given great satisfaction, and at
prices for which no other merchant
would handle them.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

1t Is not Away safe to extract the
contents Of anything without know
ing what it contains. A friend Of
ours got bad scare one day lately.
He went to box for papers, put his
hand in, touched something, was
frightened, thought it must be a rat
tier, but further inquiry revealed the
presence of two innocent cats.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

Some self-suficient critic of the
James and Howell type
Has said the rhymes "Our DeviP'
makes 'are picked o.'ore they're ripe.
If everything th1,s green were left
to hang upon the tree,
Pray tell me if you can, kind
friends, where would our critic be.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
Dry Goods.

Good heavy cotton checks Sc y'd.
Yard wide heavy domestic &c y'd.
Good drilling nc a y'd.
Good heavy cheviot nc a y'd.
Good heavy wool jeans, 22c y'd.
Cashmere dress goods,
double Widths zoe a I'd.
Mems all-wooI undershirts, scarlet,
80 cents each.
Good heavy cotton overshirts 25c.
We have many other articles in
this line but have not space to give
prices on them.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
TObacCOS.

We keep in stock all the leading
and best brands Of Tobaccos and
Cigars.
West Tennessee 15c per plug.
Battle Axe zoe per pound.
Best Twist Tobacco 25c per ID.
I5c box best Scotch Snuff for 10c
10c box for sc.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
Candies! Candies!!

There is no use to say much on
these candies as our customers well
know we are always headquarters for
fine candies.
But. however we have made it a
speciality to select the very best goods
that can be bought. We will sell
the finest
Small stick candy at 7c per lb.
Twist SC per ID.
Barber Pole. Sc perlb.
Broken Taffy &c perilb.
Fancy mixed Sc per 10.
Remember these are the very best
goods made We also handle dur
ing the holidays all kinds Of penny
goods and fruits in candies, rock
candy, oranges, bananas, raisins, cit
ron, etc.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

We rise to remark that ours is
a newspaper, not an advertising
sheet alone, and we shall under ev-
cry circumstance give our readers
the same number OF columns ofnews
and whatever is worth reading. We
care not for the sneers Of contenl-
poraries, we are getting in our work.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
Medicines.

CastOria 2SC
Hoods Sarsaparilla 81 size for soc
Simond's Liver Powders, 25c size
for only fifteen cents.
Black Draught 25c size for 15c, or
two for 25cts.
EPSON Salts &c per ID.
Sulphur 4c perlb.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

We handle all kinds Of good relia-
bic medicines which we have cut
from % to 80 per cent.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21
NOVEMBER NUMBERS.
BY "OUR DEVIL. -"

She can play on the pianner
In the most enchanting manner,
She can paint exquisite pictures, she
can charmingly recite,
She is stylish, neat and pretty,
She is winsome, wise and witty,
But she cannot make a biscuit that
the average man can bite.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

historical articles.
1t is published quarterly and those
wishing to subscribe should address
John w. Paulett, Nashville, Tenn.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

g"
w. a. Turner AEa1aager= Viotoriaz Tenn
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
2i9t fou meine 2ofung fem!

Dieter Sage fam in Seem gorf auf
einem Der europGi19en 0ampfer elm intereIz
1dntes g6epdar on, bas ni9t qlein Dur5
bas entI9fo1ene Nuftreten Der 6oloea BEL
ieren 9dlfte Die QufmerfIamfett Der Me@
9iftrtrungsbeamten auf @Gts sSslano erz
regte, fonbern au9 bur9 ben rebt ter59iez
benarttgen 8eruf Der @atten. 8eim 9fez
g~iitrtren unb betm 8edntporten Der Syroqen
brdngte Sulta Stlfe ft9 bor ibren Satten
0ermann, fubrte nun felbit bas Wprt rnb
perlangte, DaB man 5uerit bic auf 1te be-
aiigli9en Sragen iteIe. Ser 8eamte CAB bic
fem WunI9e ld9elnb mad unb erfubr nun,
baB Sulia cine internationale GbunIonettenz
SGngerin fei, bic beretts unter tbrem Bill
nennamen vMGe. 8ldn9e" bic europdiI9en
2ebemGnner aller QGnber in @nt3iiden berz
febt babe. 9aber bic 8e3et9nung inter-
national. Nuu beabit9ttgt bas alerbings
re9t DerfibrerfI9 @ausiebenbe Wei6, au9
bic DUDES" Der neuen Welt 81 i9rOpfen,
unb berIpri6t it9 bon tbrer ameritantf@en
Qaufbabn grDbe grfolge. rSSft S9r @Gtte
benin etpa aud internationaler &iinitler9"
fragte Der 8eamte. rs betpabre", mar bic
entriiitete 4ntport, rba3u bat er ni4t bic
nOtbigen Sdbtgfeiten unb audi nt9t oaS
nDtbtge MeuBere". = rSa, tppmit piq eSS6r
@atte ii9 benin bier bei9dfttgen2" fragte
Der neugierige 8eamte. nOas peiB i'd nod
nt9t; er lit augenblidli9 NOD Metbooiifenz
prebiger urtb ION es audi bletben, fats bag
prebigen 1t9 bier einigermaBen be3aelt.'"
Ser frpmme 6ermann ntdte 5uIttmn1enD
nit benz &opfe, bann trolte ft9 bas paar
BON banner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

unb it9 bieie Soffnung o~ereiteln iuiir6c,
ipenn ct in @elboerlegenbeiten ieinen 8orz
ge1ebten lditig fallen polte, palitf3ef
ielbt nabm Bel ieiner 8ertbeioigung Sinen
edit Diterrei9ii9en Gtanbpuntt ELI. gr
be5ei9nete ietn 0orgeben ni9t als eins
Mmtsperuntreuung, 1pnbern als etne53lamS
PEREZ, pie fie tn Sefterreth ni9t geraoe Iel@
ten bprtomme. Sopobl unter 1elnen Cor
gGngern alS. audi unter 1einem Vabfolger
beitebe beim Stem Oorfer @enerdltonIulat
b%asIelbe Spftem, tpel6es tim Dor @ericft
gebra6t babe: es perben feline orDentliAen
@aRabii3er gefubrt uno 9egate uno FDnltige
Dem &onfulat in 8erpa6rung gegtbene Sr;>
batgelber peroen, ipern bas &pnf1lat gerdbe
nt6t genug amtli9es @elo babe, fir &Dt@
IulatS3pede bernenbet unb bann lpteoer erS
febt. Mu6 er babe bic 2egate nt6t fir feline
Perion, lonDer fir Experimentation oertuer:
bet, uno otele febe Ell ais -&onfuldt32ipede
an; ii6rigens babe er beabfi9tigt, naS ent=
penbete @elb fpdter aus ben Ginnabmen oes
&oniulats gu erfeben, Die @ef6noreren
BADEN i'm ebenfals freigefpro9en. Deb
6errn BON palttf9ef's yS9lamper2i" in Der
Diterret9if6en 8ureuutratie bur9aus ni9t
10 perein5elt TT, als man Our9 NnftrenguEg
btefes Pro3ef1es gerne bate bemon1trtten
pOllen, baB ni3t 6errn BON Paltti 3ets
S9lamperet, fonbern beren ftrenge unb insz
befonbere gert3tlibe Mbnbung Die Nus
nabme 1T, uno baB bic boben 0erren 8DrGez
1eBten erft allen anberen Miit bor ben Yu=
reaut6iiren 3ui%ammentebren 1ouen, ebe lie
nit Dem 9duflein 9alttf9ef bic gsf9porez
men bebelt9en bas 1T Der ein3tge Sim.
ben bteIes 8erbift baben fam. Die Gbrlt0-
felt Der urteren 8eamtet1, ptrb our9 oiele
betOen @tberipri3e ni4t geboben iperoelt,
pobl aber 1T bas rNi9tf6ulbtg" Ser Sc
f9porenen Elm beutli6er @orpurf an Die
Mbrefe Der @orgeiebten, fir Die QGerobers
item Der 8eafntenbierar9ie, unb Elm bebentz
li6es Sbmptom Der l1n3ufrieben6eit nit benz
gan5en @pftem, Der ieber anbere NusbruG
in @ort unb S3rift bur9 Die @taatsans
pdlte unb Observation-Disclosures Dsri9lofz
fen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

lisle unb anberen berborragenben &ennern
mittelalterli9er 0anb59riftenl alnmlungen
nit @bren genannt Deroen.
@emeinIam nit 6einri9 9entfle, rem
bo9perbienten llnterar9tpar bes pdpitlt9en
Stubles, gtbt @brle felt 1885 oas u4r9ip
fir 2iteraturz unb &irbengei9i9te Les
Mittclalters" beraus, bag Anfangs Bel
@etbmann in Berlin, felt etnigsn Sabren
BEL 6erber II. So, in Sreiburg TN 8reisgdu
erf9eint, Die gebaltpoGen 8dnbe bieIer
3eiti3rift baben cine Siile bi5ber nnbez
tannten Quellenmaterials gu Sdse gefDrbert
unb frttif9 perarbeitet, uno leoigli@ Die betz
ben 6erausgeber BADEN iie nit t6rem Spr=
l9ereifer geltefert. @6rle Telber bat babel
bornebmlt9 Die @ef9i9te bes pdpitli9en
S9abes, Der Sran5isfanerz Contribution, Der
Spiritualen unb Sraticellen unb atuer0,ngS
Beters BON 2una. bes befannten 8egenz
papftes 8cncbift XIII. (saec. XlV-XV.)
nit ieinen f9Gbbaren llnterfu9un5cn tez
rei9ert. Sin neitsrer 8anb vQueGen unb
SorI6ungen" CUR @ef3i9te bieie5 merfz
tpiirbigen Mannes pirb bemnd9t ppn G6rle
1elbititdnbig ber0ffentli9t perben. 8eitrGge
CUR @e59i9te unb &eform Der Mrmenpflege
paren BON @brle bereits i'm Sabre 1881
publi5irt morben.
Der bef6etDene gelebrte Ddrf als cine
s3ierbe Der beutI6en Wifenf9aft gelten.
Sein feiner Sat- unb feline ma5poIe @ez
iinnung luffen i'm fir Die 2eitung Der BATH
fanif9en 8ibltotbef DEFENDERS geeignet err
l9etnen. Mit 9ele6rten aller Nationen bat
er in Rom unb auf ieinen 9roBen t9thenz
i4aftli9en &eiien immerbar Die 6eiten 8ez
3iebungen u%nterbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
MStntraI StO 4ttto britif6er @aTett:
iMadet+

9oB bic Supaner nibt BLOB gu WofIer
unb 81 Qunbe f9ldgfertig finb, baB ffe 3u=
elet9 bur9 einen guten @iB ibre 0egner
ab3ufibren Derfteben, Das 3eigt foGgenbe
biibf6e @ef9i6te:
Na9 Der @innabme bon port Mrtbur
baten Der brttii9e @bmiraG Sreemantlc unb
fem Stab ben iapanii9en NbmiraG STD Inn
Die @rlaubniB, Die erOberte GttobeGe be-
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