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New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
WARRANT FOR A BRIDE.
4 sl.IToR OK THE EVE or MARRIAGE hlJt' t."
FOR ANOTHER XOW WANTS MONEY
FROM THE GIRi.

rop ANOTHER NOW WANTS MONEY
FROM THE GlRi.
Justice raimbeer in the Even Street Iollce 'ouft
Yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest ot 9arah
SchIonf vourg and q brunette who lived AT NO ~
Cook ST, She is charged with wronStully retaining
$40 belonging 10 Simon Strom, manufacturer Vi
SLIPPERS IN F.gseN-st.. Ncw-York
Strom and Miss Schlopf were TO have been married
to-morro,y afternoon. but New-Ycars night she
eloped with a former sweetheart Morris fia'''
They were married AZ Perth Amboy. y. J. Plane Is
a clothing dealer.
Three weeks ago S'rom arranged TOT pe'ro'''"'
reccption for New-Ycars night at the home OF rea-
tives of his aancee. Among the guests Invited was
Plane The latter and Miss Schlopf were playmates
when Young and sweethearts later: Planes parents
,hcu moved 10 Perth Amboy and from that tiilc
until Two weeks ago neither saw each otner: W Nu'n
,hcv mot the old fame arose. Miss Schlopf tod OF
rS % sanont ',,~' to Strom and Invited Plane to the
hctrothal party. When Strom was introduces 10
Plane he very faNoraoly ifnpf"ss'l WIN nl1
guest and rebuked his nancee when She lhSiSt"h
,nou constantly dancing with the Jersey guest
Plane left the house at midnlEht ana all'i 'IS
1.rortt,ro Strom and Miss Schlopf had another
nuarreI II IL alleged that Miss SchlOpf declared To
9tron that she loved Plane better than any one anu
,vc,,id 81 with him. She then leN the mouse oh
IN. sidewalk she met by Plane ana the coupe
hnr,iod TO '-orth AInboy. where they were married
Yrstcrda, IL H. said. Stron received letci from
tho voung woman announcing her marriage TO
plane and he became greatly enragcd. \ nat lad
hecn hired in Narct-st. and furnished by MN toI
,ho.r tn 20 TO housekeeping and h" had gwen llrr
,cv.lr,. worth $50. ard money for 4 wedding outhi
II ,yas for this money that the warrant was granted"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
ANDREW LAWSON.

Andrew Lawson, senior member OF the firm OF
Lawson. Lyman & Co. lace importers. at Ncs +8
and i6s Broadway. died las; Thursday at his home.
Pelham Crescent. Nottingham. England He had
been IN poor health since last March.
Mr.. Lawson born az Priestown near Porta.
ferry. ireland. about hfty-two years ago. He came
20 this country when a young man. After marrying
Miss Katherine Whiting Of Geneva Lake. Wis. he
made his home In England. He was for many years
n member OF the firm of Lawson Brothers. OF Nos.
IS and 81 Wh.te-st. In 1855 he severed his connec
tions with the firm and in 1892 he became member
OF the firm of Lawson & Lyman The latter house
then became known as Lawson. Iyram & Co.
The dead leaves TWO sons and six daughterA
His wife died several years ago
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
TENANTS HEMMED BY FIRE
on THE POINT OF LEAPING FROM WIN
DOWS WHEN HELP CAME.
\ BLAZE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN IN 4 GRAND-;T.
HARDWARE STORE CREATED PANIc-Es-
CAPE BY THE STAIRS CIT OFF BY THE
SMOKE AND FI.AME-A REsCI Err
TURNED AWAY.


Fire was discovered in the hardware store OF
Thomas W. kiley. st No. 81 Grand-st. about .
o'clock Yesterday morning. and before the flames
could be extingushed 300 worth OF goods went
up In smoke while a number OF Ives were e.
dangerei.
pied by eight families on the second floor over the
store lived Henry Green his wife and two children
one side and Mrs Mary zclnski. widow with
two children. on the other. The third moor was
occupied by Patrick Grannis and his wife and James
McKenra his wife and three children on the
fourth floor lived Anthony Fielder and his wife and
Joseph j. Ressler his wife and five children, while
on the NTH floor lived William Tresch. the janitor
and his daughter and Frank McGuinness, his wife
and two neces
When the inmates were awakened they FOUND
escape by the stairs cut off account Of the dense
smoke and flames 4 rush made for the win
dows Several of the panic-stricken tenants were
In the act OF leaping 10 the street when the crowd
shouted to them 10 remain quiet until the hrohi'h
arrived.
The flames spread rapidly ard soon reached an ar
truck companies finally arrived ani the ladders hl
been put, up the half-sufocItei occupants Wr%I"
carried to the street in safety JOhn BeauE' oi ~
l24 North S.rond-st.. mounted one OF the l9iu"rS
which had been placed against the nurt'l"S
lie climbed into the apartments or the "'Nrrnd'
and carried the three children to the street VI ilei
Beady came down the adder poiiceHaii dtl9Ctir ~
to the Fifth Precinct is alleged to nave apuS9u MIN IN
for being too fresh. 3eauy WIS NV" ' ~ -
outside the fire Ire -, a. could
Three alarms were turned in before the hGe 'S1r 1
be suhlued The tenants each claim q loss OF WV
Tire origin OF the fire is a mystery
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
DEATH OF ALRRO LYONS.

.nro LYONS for many years prominent as auer
., tho negro race in this country. died on ih"rS
dow at his home ct No. 81 ST. Felix-si. He was
horr c,ahty-three years ago Ills mother was Mon
,auk Indian. He was of the two surviving MN
hers OF the first committee appointed TO "o'H o
49,, .snca,jon of colorcd cnildren. and was % attsnn
s'e s.istrr slaves escape from the ~
9, 10 Canada. Al the time OF me Grait ~
STATS ~ Vcomneilsd 20 leave New York. re los, az
~, nS sSoeriv He moved 20 Painned. y d. WH'se re
m hls haclme prominen; in politics At one M m
ne -" ndijatc for Councillor. and was deleater
was u - eur yot.s IN 1855 he was Com'nssio
., the Exposition tie leaves he one s
sn VINO ~ IN the public schools The funeral VIII oe
in,1 on sunday evening a; O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
\ sMoKELEss RIFLE REQUIRED.
THE STATE BOARD or EXAMINERS TO SELECT
IMrRovED ARMS ISSUES \ CiECtiAE 70
rEOsI tl,IIAE COMILrITORs.

lMrROvED ARMS ISSUE \ CiECt LAR 20
PROSPECTIVE COMPETITORS
The New-York State Board Of Examiners 70 Sc
leci improved arms frr the National Guard OF the
state. VIII zen recently f<topded the time during
which sample magazine rifles could be- received loi
tost until March p 1895. hle issued interesting
circular for prospective competitors. stating mat tn"
rife upon which bids are required Is - have the
following genera, charart"!itics: 'abre. 05o nc i:
length OF barrel y inches ri..2g. siN grooves. on
turn in inches. bullet. metal-jlcketed. go grains
weight: cartr.drc. brass. maximum capacity .
grains Of smckeiess powder; cha;ge. maximum. o5
grains
The rife to be- accepted must use the present
standard service srokeess powder ammunition Of
the United States Government; the arm must stand
ch, rn,er pressure of 60 0J1 pounds square ncii.
ana tn barrels 20 be manufactured from tlr
brst uuality Of steel. The Nimam Emit o; we.2h
of the arm .s hXed at ten pounds, the minimum
Iiolir q. orn ana Onc-faf pounds. Fittings necrs-
earv 10 the efficiency Of the arm. nclI ling sights
and l,vonr; VIII be cOnsilcred inc uded in the
nr "a III, for Il g manufacture.
IN, rifles submitted must be OF American ,nven-
iion and manufacture. and each rife must be a.
nnd lv Il written agreement 20 manulac acture
srh arm. IN the United States. not exceeding 1000
as may be required by the state
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
RAILROAD NEWS PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.

Albany Jan. 3-The National Railway Protective
League was incorporated to-day Its objects are to
promot the interest OF the employees OF railways and
other carrier telegraph and transportation compa-
nles in the United States Dominion OF Canada and
Mexico: to provide surgeons 10 aid injured members:
10 prevent the commission Of crime among the meni
bers and to defend them In all criminal prosecution
arising in the discharge OF their duties and to pro-
vide for wives and children of members In case OF
criminal prosecution. The principal office OF the
company Is in New-York City and the directors
OF Middleton and Grant b. Taylor, Of Newburg.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
conpORATIoN COUNSEL. MDONAl.D's Rt>
pOPT

CORPORATION Ccun.e' Mcdonald has made his an
nuai report to the Mayor for the Department of
Law. Tao total number Of clse' disposed OF is iOs
and e. cases are now pending. The report says that
nrocrees has been made IN the matter OF collecting
,ba itv's Claims under its mortgages OF East SIDE
iards and forecOsure proceedings were resortcd 10
hv ,ne rltv for the nrri time Ia its h~iory Men
L. a. nade of thn prosecution Of certain police
tustces Tor neglect OF duty and misconduct IN on1,
~ the time oi the railroad str:kes. thr I-!tcnrl
tsx arrears litigation. justice watson 'eHsIe py
~ c.i,rt ana Justice Cuigl-y'. removal
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
,,.ncr. KEPT FROM COURT.

The newlv elected Republican civil Justices van
war, and schn.tzspan. have been "njoined ffom
taking possession OF their respective courts '"dse
Cierent IN the Supreme Court granted the .nJ"h'-
,,, og,lns, AIR. Van Wart. and both orders were
to'i ssn,m,rshIa yesterday morning Judge Giynor
inacn1.I TO hear Murphys njunction asainsi NJ;
schniizspan yesterday, but Judge E-emeh, s'1En I'm
=, ,,frnmsn Ia both until to-day. OH
Wh.te asked that policeman De ee
tailed to duty IN justice MutPnys our v .atoned
IN .ne ~, ..S ScorIr,dor OK the court u.ght and day
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
ro RESTRAIN BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS.

srrrUFN HOVE ALLEGES THAT WORK WAS
Not BEGUN WiEN nEQllRED HY LAW.
s,.,h.n NJ Hove. rcprcsentlng william Gorion
~ tio,b,sh Yesterday obtained from Judge Cl'u-
on, ~ ,he supreme Court. order requiring the
tas. River Bflig. Ccmmiss'oners 10 sh,v ear''
rhv 4 ier.porar, Injunction should not bs hsueI
restraining them from .irrylng on, the contract -
rn~.haso th. franchise OF the East River Brif'
,'1tnplur ofh.rNls. known the Ghiman charter
1G-. s~a.r which refurnsblr next Tuesday. j.
basel On the affidavit and complaint OF Nj. Cor
dom who se.,ars inat ne pays taxes on property as
3, -sI ~ more ihln tlOOc" that the contract be-
tween the Commission ana the Bridge Company AM
the BROOKLYN Elevate Kiiiro1G was included ia
..rr-. and was hurried through because the pm
f.ssDn feared aivrfs" legislation on tnr hSstHnINH
of the l.. gisaiurc Wednesday next The complain
r,. .t,s that tn East River Bridge company Cd
iain~i The consent OF the Federal authorities - th
that contrary 10 provision OF the franchise Nnich
mad. the grant IO! un.ess work vas begun Wlfhn
u year work was not t0mmenced unit. D"ccmb"r
% lSli II l. alleged mat the franchise thus lipSed
by IL own provsiOrr bat that despite this the
Fast River Bridge Company, by col.usion sue
ceeled In having Inserted IN the act creating the
acquire by purchase the valid franchise OF any
company for the construction of bridge over the
The various offers or the bridge company 10 the
rccitcd. concluding with the assent OF Controller
Ashbel + Fiich. OF New-Yogk city. and Controller
O., ,rgc W. Palmer of lgJoklyn 10 me ast ones;
which confenplates the cash payment ~ t2"~r ana
The granting OF valuable exclusive franchises. ali OF
which II * ayerred, would be gricvous waste "t
public money.
The complaint concludes with the statement that
c)unseA made several attempts To bc heard IN pr0-
tes; before the Commission. and the cia M that tne
franchise Of the br!lge company II valid at all,
coull be- purchased a much lower price by con
dt proceedings
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
UtEING 1T WARN FOR TRT SITS.

ST. Louis Jan 3.-The recent decision OF the state
Supreme in finding that the white lead syndi-
cate was operating In violation OF the Antitrust
law has stimulated the zeal OF prosecuting attor-
neys throughout the State. Suits were nled nero
Yesterday and to-dey against two hundred loca!
companies, and they must go 10 trial. as no com.
promise will be made. Each conviction Will entail
a penalty OF sl.U0 OF mere, the pubic school rund
being the beneficiary.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
81 SINESS EMBARRiSSuENTS.

Peoria H.. Jan. (Special.-Singcr & Wheeler.
wholesale druggists, were closed up to-day by the
Sheriff The liabilities .2W.cco The concern Is
one Of the best-known and most extensive In the
State.
Kansas City. No. Jan. 3.The clothing house Of
NJ r., We'll was closed to-day By foreclosure or
mortgage held by the Missouri National Bank for
S. 15O and J. b. Well. of Keokuk, Iowa. for $1,000
The liabilities are said to amount 10 about $.V,WO:
and the assets consist OF stock valued at $4,000 and
real estate at s35 eco Mr. Well has been I'm business
In Kansas CITY for fifteen years.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
NEW MOVE FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.
PETITION CIRCULATED AMONG 'l"i'"' "'''' '''''
ING THEIP ENDORSEMENT or III" 10

rxc rur1p ENDORSEMENT or THE tA'
CIsE LAW PROHIBITING l.I0' OK
SALES oN THE SABBATH
4 .et,er signed by thirty-two BIooHiY" m'"-',
hos bcsn sent to all the ciergynen OF 'he Guy an
ng their cooperation in the collecting OF
to the following declaration; ,
I'VE the undersigned voters OF ,,e ''.S ,na, W -
I,.osad "a tho hest Interests Of the municipality
sn1 be.,evng that the honest enforcement Of 'he
law is basic principle Of good soy,TnnaY, ,t a ,Sr no
hereby declare that the en- on smndhv viii meet
w,th our hearty approval ., ga dat
~. nhtnct nj the movement Is 10 stVHr
me ooJcn',o on.rodicton TO the oft-rfpeatri as
nv, ,,cr tbat pubc opinion in Brooklyn reg1ias l'
Sunday excise Jaw as Oppressive am ''
II is probabe that the crcnar w''i De nc o}
tha SUNDAY liquor question
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
QUEEN VICTORIA wITHDHAWs.
THE SUIT cr HER MAJESTY AGAINST THE STAND
ARD ASPHALT COMPANY Has \ MYS
TERlOrS FNuINi.

TERfOTS ENDING
Papers were filed In the County clerks ONCE IN
Rrooklyn vcsterdly by Miles n johnson. attorneys
OF No II Wall-si N"w-York. disseminating tn" suit
~ Her Naiesty Victoria. Queen o. the United
Kingdom md Empress OF India" against tho Siand
ard Asphalt Company No one seemed TO hno"
anything about the case.
The factory OF the company is In COuri-st. Brook
lyn. II IS a onc-story frame structure covering q
considerable amount OF ground. The onlf sISh o.
lifc about the place Yesterday was In q HwaI eN-
tension at one end Of the building, whore half a
dozen men were gathered. enjoying the warmth
given by small portable still. filed with boil
!ng asphalt one OF them. who said he was the
wAtchinan. stated that the works had been Shut
cOwr for the last three months ana that none Oh
the stills had been in operation during tndt tline
lie said that Franl. Burger. the superintendent Of
the factory. lived so. 81 ClarksOr-st. ria htSn.
hut The reporter could learn nothing o. Mi burger
At that number from any OF the immediate neigh
I.tfS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
THE REV. DR.. y. G.. CLARK.

Boston jan 3-The Rev Dr. y. G.. Clark. for.
merry secretary OF the American Benrd OF Com
mi ssonera for Foreign Missions. died to-day at his
home In West RoXbury after a lingering illness.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
, yoT-NG WIFE'S SUDDEN DEATH

The sudden death from grip on THURSDAY aI'e'
noon OF Mrs Florence BisseI Norton i'uc"e.'
., tho home OF her parents. No. 20 Berkeley P.are,
saddened hundreds Of people on the PARK Sop' Mno @
So xesks ago attended her wedding 10 f.hsdr
Jrederjck Luckenbach
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
DIVIDING THE EXCISE FUND.

SOME OF THE INSTITUTIONS BENEFITED AND
THE AMOUNTS THEY RECEIVED
The Board Of Estimate Yesterday maze Ihe i's'-
lar YEARLY appropriations to institutions OF money
from the excise fund. Among those which re'7''''
liberal sums because OF their size and the number
a. free na;ienis accommodate were the following
institutions:
lrootlvn Assooia.,n .or Improving the Condition - o
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

-'.ts" ~ p D. J" ~" ' .......... s.. 30 G}
ssieIs 81 the Toor u - f'""'s "' ... 4 $50 90
Hosiiial)
norwegian Lutheran '"d''n'"S'9 ' -. 30
p,aI ,,;,-o,oLirr l. 77o ~
.Paa. - t''. ~ 600 10
-, MAJ ,,il, i'0'P'"'' . 100 81
-. l5iO IL
-. c. "a ..t.,i 2VD0 81
~ , use VI Ss,s W, - NJ, ~ Ir,.1Liyn 1000 ~
Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities "VV- W
e. as'i i,,o sc, ~. o''''' r''' $50 -
r,nar r,'srs.iicoi ,,d s,cie,y n, Hro,kyn 925 %
Y,,,na',,ia,e Cor rr.,,ien ps- Nir.crv .... II
- Isisnd Ciiere yo.ra, CIV ~ Rrooklyn 3c24 90
BrooHlyn Nursery and Infants Hospital. LEU ID
IL ,Push,yickaveS '.''... 2520 90
y~,nG,v. '.....". 134s ca
i''i,e tIr,eh;, ~, &C. ,. ' 3Oo2
tnisconal Yiccpal Association 2N2 -
J.ookiyn Central Dpens l4''
"tn,, ,.nnn,~ ............'..' 4ss5 -
j{rooSl,n 1Dl2 ~
BROOKLYN homeopathic Hospital 22M 81
church Charity Foundation of Long Island 3 100 2
s., Marys Hcspital. Of BrOOklyn 5l3 -
Iro9klvn f. D. Dispcnsary and Hospal...... 1000 10
:, Catherines II spita, Association tOD %
Orphan Home. German Roman Catholic Orphan
Home l6O %
,o, 90
The Brooklyr Maternity Hospital .........,. 100 40
f-tidren's 1000 90
rookyn Home for ccnsrmptives il+" VI
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

Every one IL invited to call and Inspect
on application.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
as follows

THIS THE TRIBUNE PLACES EACH INDIVIDUAL
HEADER ON PAR WITH THE LARGEST
Wholesale BUYER
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

!Nn. einem Der ndb1t item Sage berz
1piirte Don Sango bel Slide Mppetit
auf 8ananen.
Gbe nod Magbalena aug ibrem
3imrner bebabgetommen tpar, entnabm
ct Dem 6rubtteller cine bteier Srii4te
unb fie munbete linn 10 bortreffli&,
baB er na9 elmer 5peiten grif.
Mls CT aber bon btefer bic btde
@9ale .l0ien tponte, mertte ct, bab
bieielbe bereits gang loie iab. Dime
Org entfernte ct lie unb 'ba fiel tbm
a1 ietner ueberra dung Elm papterz
}tretf in bic 9dnbe. @r entfaltete thn
unb las: 81 e.
vSbeuerite Magbalena! MQes be-
reit. 9eute Ma@t UNI elf 1br bor
Deinem Senfter. Sn @migfeit Dein
Soie."
Gs bur@3udte ben eb%ripiirbtgen
Son tpte Elm elettrt19er S9lag: troy
ieiner SrDmmigteit entfubr tim elm
rebt un@rti tlt9er 5lu4.
Desbalb ulfo batte Magbalena in
Der lebten 3ett bel Slide INNER, To-
bel 8ananen peripeiit!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

gu9 Elm i9tperes l1nre9t augefigt
Sd bin getommen, es tpieber gut gu
ma9en." '.... ...
Ser al1o Mn9erebete traut ieineu
Sbren nt9t,' ct ntrb INNER eritaunz
ter, ie lpeiter fem vTeinb" rebet.
sd babe gum Slid rehtaeitis BON
Dem loien Streid meines Sole &unbe
erbalten," iast ber alte 8imarea, runt
babe i'm perettelt. Cure Sp4ter BE-
finbet it9 unter Der Ob6ut meine1
Trau 10 ii&er mie in Mrahamz
S9oob."
Don Sango i@mantt ott1@en 3orn
unb &ibrung.
r2abt uns I'M iere m0ri@te Teinbz
14aft beeraben unb Treunbe tperben,"
mabnt 3imare3 .einbrtn9li@. sd
biete @u9 bic 9anb our @%eriDbnung.
S@laet Elm unb Sby meroet es ni&t
bereuen. s3mt19en I'M ieren Rinbern
mirb es bann tpobl audi mieber Ing
Netne fpmmen."
Sango iberlest nod einen Mugenz
Bid. @ou ct tpeniger 9roBmitbig
iein als iein laneiGbrtger Wtberia<
ia@er9 8imare5 1T Elm an~geiebener,
Elm b%ermDgenber Mann~ @r brau4t
ii@ elmer Samilienberbinbung NIT ibm
ni@t gu i9Gmen. l1nb bann fat ct
1i9 por etnem @fanbal benabrt. =
rWoblan," fagt CT, ves 9e19ebe pte
Sbr no0t. 9ier meme 9an6. unh
nun gu @urem @pbne unb metner
So4ter, bab t9 tbnen cine gebDrtge
@trafprebist balte."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

bic einseborenen Moslemin bura if
rem sepaltisen @runbbeiib bic 9err.n.
pdbrenb basesen in Rreta bas Drift
lide Clement ribriser, %unrubiger,
trdftiger 1T unb bic mobammebaniihe
8ebDlteruns auf man9en @ebieten ftes
tig unb bartnddts auridi9ldst, mas
t~einespess our 8eKeruns ber 9.oie.
bunsen otpii&en beiben partten bei>
trdst.
Sn elmer 8eaiebuns tparen beibe
parteien, felt lie bur4 bic Segnun9er
beg allsemetnen Stimmredtes begliidt
tpurben, slei4 gut unb sleid i9ledt:
Die 8reter purben alleiammt pitbens
be Polititer, genau .pte bic @rieh.n
bes Seitlanbes, unb lire @%ouperneure
lasen burdaus ni6t auf &o1en gebet=
tet. Sudte Der Stattbalter ii9 nit
ben Mobammebanern auf ertrGglihen
SUB gu iteQen. 10 nurbe er bon ben
Northumberland unb benz commar=
birenben General ansefeinbet unb in
8oiantinopel ansei9tpGrst, 5eselte er
nit biefen lebtern, 10 tbaten ibm bic
Gbriiten in Der @eneralperl ammlune
ales gum 5rob unb trteben AUDI Bel
Der Pforte Elm gsfdbrli9es unterirbi<
i9es Rdnteiptel. CUR Mbpe9slune
purbe bann unb mann. Der eigentlih
ME gana einfdlummernbe Guerrilla
trieg tleiner 8anben, bic ii9, pie bic
9aibuten in ben 8alfanlGnbern, i'm
@ebirge etnniften, gu einem tleinen
ober grOberen 4ufitanbe geiteigert.
Oie tretii4e Golonie in Mtben unb bic
bortigen auf bic @ererDberuns beg @a=
terlanbes beba4ten erte9iihen Putriz
pten finb. ale5eit bereit, gu einem BET
artigen suten 3pede Waffen, @elb
unb Jiibrer gu liefern unb in ben Set
ben Samtam gu idlagen. Ser
lebte srDbere 4ufitanb fiel in bas
Sabr 1888, mo S4atir Pa19a NIT
10000 Mann na4 Rreta ging, bic Ct
nteberparf unb einen She'll
Der ben &retern %sepdbrten Treibeiten
3eitmetie auriidnabm. @s i4etnt
fat, als ob se%genudrtig etmas dbnliz
bes beporitdnbe, als ob bic GreigntHe
Des borigen Sabres in Mrmenien unb
Macebonien unb bic propbeoeiung Der
unrubeitifter bort, buB bieies Trib=
iabr erit ber 9aupttan5 beginner ioue.
bic 9elben auf &reta gu tiibner Shat
babe. Die alsemeinen @usfi4z
ten iinb ibnen nt6t giinftis. Wenn
i'm SdloKe gu @oFa Der ruiii&e Der
treter barauf be1tebt, baB bor al1enl.
Der Srint1pru@ auf ben Sultan aus
gebro9t perbe, bann 1T es auf benz
ber pforte i4ledtes Wufitanos<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

beKelben ben @ereinisten Staatene i'm
a~riessfalle ertpa9ien miirben!l Die
Mttien bes Ranalz l1nternebmens biirfz
ten unter bte1en umitdnben unb unter
ben @tnpirtunsen bieies tpentg GIN
itigen 4usf4ubzB eri9tes einen ber=
ben &nads betommen baDen, b%e1onbers
audi in Rongrebtreifen, 10 bab an
cine pafiirune ber Ranal=8 orlase
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