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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE TOMB OF NATAL.


 Erected in Memory of Woman by aa
 Indian King - Twenty Thousand Men
 Worked Two Decades to Complete It.
 Built of Pure White Marble and Lo-
 cated In a Charming Garden.
 Even in modern times, as well as an- cient, has it been the pleasure of man to enshrine in some enduring form the memory of loved ones gone on before, and these memorials have taken many shapes, More than two centuries ago Shah Jehan, potentate of India, lost his beloved wife, Mahal, and erected for her tomb, which should tell to the world his thoughts of her.
 For nearly two decades twenty thou sand men were employed to complete this structure, whose wilderness should reflect her purity and virtue, and whose perfect symmetry indicate her loveli- ness. All that boundless wealth and richest art and endless love could give were focused in the superb structure now known as the "Taj Mahal," or tomb of Mahal. It stands on broad plain little way from the city of Agra, with Its snowy feet bathcd in the river Jumna. High walls block out the garden where it lies from the turmoil of the kings highway, and noble por- tai admits one in the hallowed pre- cincts.
 My first view of it was by midnight. Directly before me was long pond, bordered by stone walks, whish were hemmed in by lofty cypress trees, throwing their pointed heads far up in the evening sky and away down at the end of the vista of shrubbery rose the famous Tai, matchless, imperial and almost angelic!
 It is 0 square structure, with four corner domes and one immense central dome, all made of the purest white marble. Its windows are screens of the same material, and its adornments consist of mosaics and profusion of delicate tracery in fair white marble. With measured tread and slow, one walks down this long avenue and comes under the very brow of the tomb, and feels the mighty greatness of Tai, with its splendid dome rising like a rounded cloud two hundred and fifty feet in the Indian heavens. It sits on huge plat fo,m of marble four hundred feet square, at either corner of which rises a long, slender minaret of marble.
 One enters reverently, for queen is here, and gazes up into the dim re- cesses of the splendid dome of solid stone unsupported by any arch or pill lar, and then, indeed, the magic spell of the Tai comes over you, enchants, permeates and enfolds you in its ire sistible influence.
 You abandon yourself to witchery totally unlike that to be felt in any other place in the whole world, for here beauty, life, death and sound with com bined forces make you captive.
 The echo is marvellous, ''yet it will not render back i'll noises or a rude and scurrile sound; but if some woman's lips and gentle breath utter strain, if some soft bar be played, some verse of Indian love lament, the white walls take the notes and reverbcrate their melting antiphones. Low waves of harmony encounter other waves rip bling on the rounded milky shores, and fainter and higher the music siphinp
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
More Distinction Than Difference.

"Thcn you mean to say that the man is a constitutional liar"
 "Oh. dear, no sahl My dear sah, no sah! His family is one of the best in the state, family, sah, full of the bluest of blue blood. He could not possibly Le common, vulgar liar, sah. It's not possible, sah. He has weak ness for misstatement, and his word is not to be relied upon, and my private ndvice to you is to believe nothing he says; but to call him a liar-consider- ing his family-would be preposterous, not to say dangerous. sah!"-Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
To Cure n Douhle Chin.

A certain indolent woman with ten dency toward having double chin has hit upon a method of warding off the evil day. She dislikes to arise as soon as she awakes, and she spends the half hour or so before she gets out of bed each morning in stroking her chin down into her neck with firm, even strokes. The massage is undeniably good for her chin, and she feels that her indolence is forgivable under the circumstances.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Accustomed to Carriages.

Old Lady-Why do you call your carriage when you are going such a short distance?
 Miss Upperten-It is unnecessary, perhaps, but never think of walking. We have always had carriage, you know.
 Old Lady-Yes, I remember. Your grandfather kept his carriage, too. He peddled milk from it.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

dieth upward, so sweet and fine that at the last you cannot tell when silence comes"
 Then you try to grasp the beauty of the wondrous tracery of this inner shrine, the work in chalcedony and jasper and lazulite, made into roses and lilies and jasmine, and best seen by day, when the golden sunlight filters through the marble screens with so tender a grace that you almost feel that here, at least, nature paid obei- sapce to art.
 Wander in the gardens in the silver night and get glimpses of it through the shrubbery, gaze at it from the river or an adjacent tower and let its gleam- ing whiteness dazzle you, it is still the one perfect thing.
 Pace the long cypress walk, and Gray's words, "Along the cool se- questered vale of life," spring to your lips, and the Tai seems very like piece of Heaven let down for profane nor tals to gaze upon. It inspires, subdues and calls to nobler thoughts by its in scription in the Persian tongue, which says: "The world is bridge; pass over it, but build not upon it! The world is one hour; give its minutes to thy prayers, for the rest is unseen!'
 It is so exquisite in detail and so per- feet in its entirety, set in the garden which it beautifes. The dead queen loved her garden, and it was sweet conceit of the devoted huShond tbot her last home should be among fra grant flowers, so ''she who loved her garden lieth now Tapped in garden |" John c. Boroker, in Ladies' Home .JOurnal
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Ribbon for an Evening Waist.

An effective garniture for an evening waist is made of white satin ribbon, embroidered with tiny gilt spangles in terspersed with an occasional spangle of rose-hued glass. The ribbon should be about an inch wide. Two rows serve for the stock collar, two for the belt, and single row is brought from each side of the collar in front and passed around under the arms and carried down to the waist line in the back and tucked into the belt.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
One Fool Enough.

Gus De Smith went to a masquerade ball as harlequin. A few days after ward an intimate friend asked him for the loan of his harlequin costume, as he, too, wished to attend a masquerade ball.
 "No," replied Gus, T allow nobody to make fool of himself in my costume except myself. ."-Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
A Mutual Service.

He-I am very unfortunate; it seems I can please nobody.
 She--Come, cheer up; I have no one to admire me, either.
 He-Tell you what-let's found a so- ciety for mutual admiration. I, for in stance, admire your beautiful eyes; and what do you admire in me?
 She-Your good taste--Dorfbarbi
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
A CAREFUL HUSBAND.
Not Properly Equipped.

Broncho Bill-What yer tallkin' about makin' this var territory state ferP Yer can't make no state of it yet 'tain't ready.
 Alkali AI-Why ain't it, ye galootP
 Broncho Bill--Why ain't it, ye long cared jack rabbit? Where yer goin' ter. get yer United States senators? Ther ain't man in the hull territory rich enopgh ter buy ten-acre lot covered with pebbles.-Puck.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Dot Thinks It Ont.

Little Dot-I couldn't make out what the preacher was talkin' about.
 Little Dick-It was a queer sort of a story about man what prepared O. big dinner for lot Of company, but nobody came, and so he sent out into the highways and byways and got strangers and beggars to come.
 Little Dot (thoughtfully)-I s'pose they had no ice in those days and things wouldn't keep.--Good News.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
-American cheeses used to be se,

American cheeses used to be sent abroad by the thousand pounds twenty years ago and returned by the same steamship line properly labeled as Eng fish. It is perfectly well known that most of the popular foreign cheeses are more or less successfully counter feited in this country, and it would be interesting to know what proportion of the large expectations of Amcricap chceses return as foreign.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Splteful Thing.

Clare-I wish were like one of those sleeping princesses told of in fairy tales. Then all I should have to do would be to sleep till Prince Beautiful should come and rouse me and ask me to be his wife.
 May-Do you feel quite sure that when he saw you he would waken you? Town Topics.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Tho Real Trouble.

Mrs. Witherby-I wish you would be more particular, Henry, when you are in company.
 Witherby (savagely)-Don't you con- slider that have good manners2
 Mrs. Witherby-Yes, dear; but poor memorv--N. Y. World.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
How He Won Her Regard.

Mrs. De Neat-It seems to me that ity, you have a very red nose.
 Moldy Mike-Yes, mum; the cheap soaps that the poor people has to use is very hard on the complexion, mum N, Y, Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Going Eigher

{ The old proverb says: 1.-The receiver is as bad as the thief" and sometimes it happens nowadays that the receiver is as bad as the original board of d. rectors. Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
ContagtOns.

Weggy-Yas; he's my dearest fwend' y know, and now he's thweatened with softenfng of the bwain--
 Hohson-Is that so? Well, well! l never knew 1t was eatching.-Brooklyn Life
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
And Did He Take That Hint.

Ethel-You remind me of horse we used to have.
 Stalate--How so?
 Ethel-Nothing could induce him to run away.-Town Topics.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
The Place to Find It.

Mir. Cawlzer tafter his wife has read several pagesl-Is there any news in your mothers letter, dearp
 Mrs. Cawker-i haven't come to tho postscript yet,-Truth,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
The Length. Of Sunday.

Mother, know why God made, Sun. day so long,"
 "Why, my son2"
 "'Cause He just kept one day for His own, and stretched it out as long as all the rest put together. Chicago. Times.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
An Outsider.

Jack Ford-I would like to marry, but girls are so frightfully ext'ava- gant. Now, how much does it take to pay for your daughters gowns, Mrs. Norris?
 Mrs. Norris (coldly)-That, I think, is a subject that need never interest you, Mir. Ford. Brooklyn Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Tise Marriage Fee.

Old Offender (xhom the justice has just married)s- Whats de charge, jedge?
 Judge-Ffve dollars.
 Old offender-Would yer jest as soon make it five days, jedges--Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
The Rasl,ness of 1t.

Peggy-Was ye hearin' that Jeanie Anderson's gettin' harriet?
 Kirsty-Stupid creatur'. Hoo is she able tae keep man?-London Punch.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Circumstances Alter Cases.

Father-Your mother complains that you are impudent. Why don't you do what she tells you?
 Son-Because I'm not married to her. Alex Sweet, in Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Where tho Blame Lies.

Mrs. Zuggleton - The Portuguese have proverb that no man can be good husband who does not eat good breakfast.
 Mir. Zuggleton-Well, just see what good husband I might be if you were only good cook.-Broolxlyn Eagle.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
The Excenfion.

Though in this rapid transit age To shorten all things Is the rage; Though novel, sermon. poem and play Grow briefer with each hurrying day, One bulwark still defies endeavor- A kiss is just as long as ever.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Perhaps.

She-What made Love go blind?
 He-Cataracts in his eyes, I guess.
 She-And that's why Niagara has such fascination for bridal couples, perhaps.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Finance and the Fine Arts.

First Musician-I am still holding that note.
 Second Musician-Yes. had hoped you would give me rest by this time. Detroit Free PresS
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
The Very Latest.

Whats the latest thing outT' Asked gossipy she, 1 think" was the answer, My husband must be-"
 Detroit Free Pres&
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
WOMEN mongYMAkERs.
A New Business Is That of Decorating
 Bachelor Quarters.

Bachelor Quarters.
 Women as art decorators have done a good deal of work within the past year or two, but unique speciality is that of Miss Minnie Lewis, a New York artist, who has devoted herself largely to furnishing bachelor quarters. One suite arranged by her is called by Chauncey NJ. Depew the handsomest in the town, and this is how the rooms ap- pear:
 The sitting-room is done in green, drab and ecru, and the windows arc
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

Swansdown?"
 "Yes, sir."
 "Well, what did she say?" ''She said it seemed such wasta of money.-Life.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

I'm mas es fi6 BET Der algemeinen SplfSs
ob1tmmun9 in Der S6pei3 am Sptlntag,
3. 9topember; banbelte, bds tpuroe t9tr5lIf
in einem eigenen Mrttfel bon uns ge3et9t.
Rd9 Der In Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit
uuge6euerer Mebrbeit dn%genpmmensn Wore
luge {oQte bas etbgen1fff9e 8olts6eetlpefen
nod mebr, ais bas bereits Der Sal 1T, 5uT
8unbesIabe geno9t uno Der ~betsdGtltes
@influB Der @in3elcantone auf bafelbe mebr
be16rdntt tperben.
Qber bas S9tpei3er @olf in ieiner @}ebrs
belt bat gu elmer FoGben Neuerung 2tetn &C.
iagt. Nu9 BEL anberen @nld1en hat 1t4S
ia in lebter 3eit ge5eigt, Oab iepr bIsIe
Shpei3er teine nod groBere @rlpt1FecuE!9
Der 8unbesgstpalt auf Soften Der 8etugFlhe
Der @in5elcautone piini6en. Die l6lpel3c@
ride 6eeresperfafIung bleibt bqber, lpis tie
felt Der bur6 ben Sonoerbunostrte9 befbets
gefiibrten umgeitaltung geipeien IT.
Mflo: SaS 6eerneien 1T 1nb bletbt GUIDE
bes 8unDes, aber burb Die SeboroeI osr
@dntone erfolgt Die Nusfiibrung OR Bun,
besqeIebe iiber bas Mtlitdr ltnter AuT1tdT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Die 9OcnIW0bl.

6. Nopember.
DAB bier geItern cine Mabl mar, oiirfte
ben Qeuten, bic es ni9t puBten uno Iih ni4t
bafiir intereKirter, erit am @benb ourh Die
v8pnfires" gum 8epuBtfein getommen tein,
bic Bel Iol9er 9elegenbeit an5u5iincen 1td
un1ere 6~offnungsooIe SSugeno III einiaaI
ni9t ne6men ldBt, audi penn lie abiplut
ni9t petB, parum. 9enn baB bon ben
3e6n GanDiDaten auf ben bei0en 9aupttlGets
reun, unb 5tpar flint &epublifaner unO bier
9emofraten gelpd9lt tperben tpiiroen, ndr
cine BON porn6eretn 1t6ere Sadie, aber pel@
9er BON ben flint 0emofraten Der cine ges
I9lagene fem niirbe, nuBte nan it6er erIt,
na9bem Der lebte 6unte ldngt perglitbt lpar,
Die Mabl tpar bic ru6igite, tpel9e G4rago
ie gu Der3ei9nen gebabt bat. &aum Die
6Glfte Der re9i1trirten Stimmen 1T dbge=
geben tporben. Nm 1tdrtften mar Der N6fdl
in 0enjenigen 8arbs, ND Die fogenannten
y@orters" ibr We1en gu treiben pflegen, dllo
in Der erten, %5peiten, a3t3ebnten unb nsunz
3e6nten; dber audi in ben BON ben beiI eren
&lafen bepo6nten Sta0tgegenDen mar er
Ie6r qroB. @enn in ben e"riteren Warpe
Die 9beilnabmloiigfeit auf Die 46peleuhett
groBer gumpogneFOnbs unb uuf bos Gibtlz
DientgeIeb 5ur~iid3ufibren 1T, pel4es BIT
r@orter" natiirIih pera6f9euen, 10 1T biz
@rf9einung ni9t gu bebauern; unb penu
ii9 Die mtBmut6ige Prop9e3eiung Spl, bar
8rag's erfiiQen fo1te, baB bas @tpilbtent=
gefeb bic erfte Warb 5~ipingen perbe, bas
@ablgeI9Gft u%uf3ugeben, 10 ipiirOe Oas al
lein Elm 8epeis fir Die Weis6eit bieiel
MaBregeG iein. 9agegen 1T Die 2dKiStei
Der MGbler in ben anberen Warbs bureaus
fem erfreuIthes 3ei9en, Sic benefit, plf
Der WGbler INNER nod I6urf g%eriittelt iper:
ben muB, IoQ er feline Pflt6t t6un.
9as Sacit Der bieftgen Wabl 1T, baB BIZ
8epublitaner b~ur6f9nittlt9 $4,000 Biz
10000 Stimmen mebr erbalten 6dben, al
Die 0emotraten; baB Srunf Wenter Der;
bientermaBen ietnem Sidet melt poraus:
lGuft; buB Der Democrat Ouffb Der unter:
legene NblpaHerzGanbtbat lit; baB Der re
publitanif9e 4bipafi er=Ganbtoat Mallett,
in 5olge ietnsr beutF6feinOli9en 9altune
er6ebli9 btnter Teinen republifantI 9en Sol
legen 5uriidlduFt; DaB 5rant @tau6sr c1
ie6r anitdn1tses 8otum erbdlten bat, It'll
baB bas 5orrenss@ eIeb nabe3u einitimmil
a%ngenommen 1T, .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Siebe FIR slltselo ,ttS So.

Der Silberfliigel Der bemofratif6en Barz
tel bon SQinois bate in ben leBten Wo@en
feline gan5s 8rdft auf ben a9t5ebnten Con-
greBbe3irf inn 1iibli9en Staatst6eile getpor=
fen, um Bel Der b~ortigen Grgdn5ungstpa9l
fiir's rationale Mbgeorbneten6aus ppm0glif
einen groBen Steg 81 erringen, Ni6t nur
bic Slinoife r Nnfiibrer 9tnri9ien, NltgslD.
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i9pinbelz9 emofraten aus an6eren Staatsn
naren in Dem 8e3irf fir ben auf elmer
pabn1tnnigen Silberplattform ite6enben
@arrbibaten Game tbdttg; Die gr0Bten 3alg=
li9ter aus anoeren Staten, ME 8lanb por
Mifouri, 8rGan bon 9ebrasta u, +. NJ
berbreiteten bort gleiAfdqs i6r tribes 0unt=
li9t.
Nltqelb unb So. 6offten UNI 10 me6r all
bfn Sieg, als Der 8e3irt, tpenn er AUDI Bel
Der republifanif6en Sturmflut6 bom No=
bember borigen Sa6res etnen Gepubltfane1
in's rationale Mbgeorbneten6aus nGblte
fonft INNER iibertpiegenb bemotrati19 mar
Der SOB ieGbit I9ien fi6 NIT @ltgelo UNI
So. berbin0et gu 6aben. Oenn Die er Den
@rpGblten DOM NDbember Dorigen Sabres
&emann, nod ppr Nntritt bes Nmtes meg
rattle, 10 nabn er AUDI ben fir Die @rfabz
pd6l BON ben Hepu6lifanern auf @runf
elmer per~niinftigen @elOpldttform aufgeteqz
ten poltst6iimli6en &anbtDaten @oot plOB=
lt9 meg. Iur na9 betrd9tli9er Miibe gez
lang es penige Mo9en Dor Der Wa6l. in Der
perfon 9ableb's einen geetgneten neuen
&anbtbaten auf5uitellen.
limb bod baden bic Silberi9pinbelz9ez
mofraten am Wabltage cine fur9t6are Nie=
berldge %erIitten.
@S lit pie5 ni9t nur Elm republifanif6 der
Sieg, fonbern audi Elm Experimentation
ober Observation-Disclosures.
Stat ipie in Nebrasta benz itlberoen0e
fratifden Ma6l3ettel einen gutgelbbemofraz
tii9en gegeniiber gu iteIen unb auf btefe
Weiie mittelbar etnen republifanii6en Sfeg
9erbsi3ufibren, itimmten Die @utgelooemoz
fraten i'm a6t5ebnten 8e5trf, na9 Dem Eatbe
Der SQinois @taats3eitung, I'm gang li9er
gu geben, unmittelbar fir 9a0leD,
Den Nusi4lag fir @aoteb uno @utgelO
gabsn Die beutf6en Mdbler bes 8e3irf5,
bemotratif6e pie republitanif9e unb una6=
6Gngiqe. Sic foIgten babel au9 benz guten
Gat6e Der i'm Nobbarbe3irte eri6einenben
unab6dngig bemofratif6 fen n8e1eoiller Boit
unb 3eitung" tpelhe in ge0iegenen 4rtiteln
hires ti9tigen &sbatteurs Nlbreat u,
5ri4er trdftigit fir 0ablep unb @utgelo
etntrGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
25=ia1riscr &rie8sfaIemSer+
IS. bis 10. gtppcmber 1870.

0ieIe @o9e mar bauptid9li9 Der 4uf@
tlGrung ii6er Die BON Siiben fppoBl gegen
bic Mrmee BON General Werber i'm SLAB,
pie gegen Die auf Baris gu marf3irenper
neuen fran30itf9 en 4rmeen gert9tet, UNI
es fam babel gu 3ablrei9en tletnen 9ett4z
ten, namentli9 ieitens Der unter 8efebl oeS
@rOB6er3ogs BON Medlenburg ge9en Die
2oire>4rmee abgeianOten Sruppen, bic IN
beiIen fdmmtli9 bon teiner groBen Benell=
tung Daren.
53uglei1 purbe beuti9erieits Die 8ela9ez
rurig peri9iebener t~leinerer fran5Oftide'
Seifungen, bic ma Bis bubin nur beOba9:
tet bate, ~begonnen; 10 Der 5etungen "a
Sere, MpntmebD unb 2ongtpp.
Mm Is. finbet in 8eriatles Der Nbfdtut
Ger 8er6anblungen nit 8aoen uno 9eier
iiber beren @intritt in ben Horboeutider
8unb Itatt; pG6renb Die 8er6anolunger
nit Miirttemberg fib plOBli3 fpteOer ger:
f9lagen.
Ricciotti @aribalDi 6ringt bur8 eilsr
nG6tli9en- 9anbtrei4 auf Gbatilon 1ul
Seine, Der 5tpar miBlingt, ben preltBe!
einen 8erluft Oon 8 Sffi5teren uno l8f
Wtarn Bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

bes 8unbes. Safe bes 8unbes tit Der 9e=
Tammte Mil~itGrunterri3t urto Die SetDaff>
hung, Sadie Der Gantone bic 8ette!our1
unb 4usriii tung, fpipie bic Sorge fur Den
lnterhalt, pofiir tbnen Die &o1 ten pom
8unbe bergiitet perDen. Sadie Ger Can
tone 1T Die 3u1ammenfebung Der cantonalen
S%ruppentOrper, Die Siiriorge fir Die grbal=
tung t6res 8eitanbes unb Die @rnenrung
unb 8ef0rberung ibrer Offi5iere,
Sprnit INNER nod betrd9tlt6er rOud>
lismus" (3peit6eilung) 8pifdsn 9Inoe::
unb GantDnsgepalt. Gum 8etIptsl: ple
2uffeten, auf oenen bic 8anonen itebef. 'IFo
cantonal, bic &anonen felbf odSege1 Sc
6Dren Dem 8unb. @ber Die &dnonen 1dple@
BEN Oesbalb ni9t i9le9ter. unb Die 19'pet@
3eriI6en @ebirgsbatterten tperoen bptt aus
%pdrtigen Sa6mdnnern parm anerfdnnt:
@ie Die felt Sabren bor fi@ ge5enoe 9e=
bunq bes f9pet3erii6en 9eertpef ems 3et9t,
bereitet ibr Der u9ualismus" Der u burG
bic @oltsabittmmung pom 3. ytope1rber
auf's Neue geii9ert 1T, teine uniiberitetq.
li9en 9tnbernife, 70 niinf9ensnert5 auH
cine gr0Bere Concentration" fein mug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Scr Siefw Ganal.

Der prd1tbent bat iebt bic Mitglieber Der
GDmmiTiton e%rnannt, pel9e benz @on9reb
iiber bic Musfiibrbarteit zines Siefpafer=
pe9es 5mif9en ben grDBen Seen uno Dem
atlantiT9en Ocean bert9ten Ioq. gr fat
oiefelbe aus einem Sebnifer, einem Mbpo=
faten uno einem 9iplomaten 3uiammenge=
febt, unO fat fir eritere Stele 0errn 8. S,
Goolep gepG6lt, Der befunntli4 Der begeiz
Itertite 8prfdmpfer zines Iol9en Siefpaferz
lpeges g%etpeien unb tpubrf9einli6 iiber Den
9egenitanb bon alen 2euten am griinb=
lt6ften unterrt6tet lit. Der Mobofat lit 6err
Sp6n S, &ufiell, Elm Mann BON tiiblem uni
19arfem Nerfanbe, unb Der Diplomat 6err
Sas, 9, NngeG, Der Prditbent Der uniperiitdt
pon Mi6igan, Der ft9 Ieinen &uf, Elm 9iz
plomat gu fein, als @efanbter in @6ina in
ben eSSd6ren 1880 unb 1881 uno als 8pr=
ftbenber ber@ommtfiDn ernDrben bat, tpel9e
Die 8ertrdge ppm 10. Stuff 1881 betreffs
3egelung Der 9ineit56en Gtntpanberung uni
betreffs oes 8erbote5 Der Spium@@tnfubr
unb Der 3onnengebiibren mit@6ina abI9loB
Oa Die @ommifiipn nit @anaba unb 9roB=
Britannica 8er6dnolungen 3u fii6ren 6aben
ipirb, betreffs e~tpaiger 8enuBung Der cana
bii6en Candle, 70 lit bic @rnennung eines
otplomattf9 gef6ulten Wannes gum Weit=
9lieo Der @ommiifton eine neitfi6tige MaBa
regel.
Wfit Der @rnennung bieier gommtf1ior
pGre oann Der 9peite dmtlt9e Sdritt gun
Snangriffnubme biefes groBartigen natio=
nalen unb internationalen l1nterne6mens 9e=
than, bis gu befien 8ertpirtli9ung, tpenn III
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