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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

On the western coast OF Africa they
have q singular and always a fatal
malady which Is known as the sleep
Ing disease. The person attacked by Il
Is seized with a sensation OF drowsiness.
which continues to increase In spite Of
the efforts made 10 throw q on. Final
by. the patient sinks into a profound
sleep. which continues about three
weeks or until death onsnos. The most
curious feature Of the disease IL that.
aside from drowslness. the patient
seems much as usual. The pulse. res
plratlon and temperature are normal.
while he may be easily aroused aud
win take n0urlshment and answer
questions Ia q natural mannor.-New
York rrcss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
A FEW DOS

Do. when taking your slr.rn anl
treat her like your best girl.
DO. when taking the childrc .ut a.
an airing on Sunday. look a N. ! inter-
esied.
DO come to the theaicr late. tspcclal.
~ when you have seats IN tho middle
Of tho row.
Do. when interviewing actresses a..
ter a lapse oi ten years tell them they
look younger than ever.
DO. when purchasing perfume Tor the
cook. buy a good quality. You viii b
the one 70 suffer for q Il you don't
DO. wheu Il Is your girls birthday.
remember Il with a present Other
wise she Is likely 20 transfer her AZ.
fscslons 70 The other fellow.
Do when dining a. the restaurant
help yourself % all the toolhpIcks On
The table Il viii save your money
New YORK World.
10 lfos tho uomenl when dkhinr cut
70 pFepared 70 pay The bIll. Ger IN these
hard times you can never ~ shat
snaY happen io youE escorts pofseiA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Although eoi0is are more subduei
than they were In The cprinF. yet verl
elective combinations are found. NAM
drossos depead Tor their style upon tai
color combination. One OF theEl
gowns. an English auiting In black
combined with russell cloth OF smoot,
texture. made a very tasteful after,
noon dress to wear 10 the picture show.
Of autumn and for calling.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

is sleeveless and opens at the front
with a double row Of buttons. Thc
Jacket Il rather long at the front, but
takes decided slant 10 the short full
back. Down the front edge Of the jack
Ct there are pointed tabs 81 white
serge trimmed with q narrow Kilt braid
and small gold buttons. Tho yoke
and rovers are OF the serge. trimmed
at the edges with the narrow gold
cord a little gendarmo hat worn
with this frcok Ia bright red. with q
bunch Of black tips At the cleft side
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
Llcainr postare stamp..

Licking postage stamps Is a very
common practice. and one that but few
people would associate with danger Of
disease Of any sort. or coarse. illness
traccablc to this cause is rare. but that
Il does sometimes occur no one can
doubt But aside from the disease
germ theory Of abstalnlng fram this
practice, Il certainly Ia not a cloanly
habit nor is Il necessary action. II
Ia a good deal easier and safer to lick
the envelope o.. what Is better. moist.
en- tho corner Of Il with the finger-tips
and water, and then apply the stamp.
A wet handkerchief win dampen the
envelope sufficiently 20 make the stamn
adhere. While great care is taken In
the preparation Of the mucilage that Is
put uron postage stamps. Il Is lmpos.
slble to insure the perfect health Of
the persons who handle them. An en-
ploye with an lnoculahlo disease might
spread his IN condition through a
whole country. u may not BE- necos.
sary TO warn everyone. but those who
have never had their attention called
20 the subject wills not fail. upon q
moments reflection, to see the folly Of
licking postage stamps.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Tho Tot That fits Zach Nature.
Since God doth will that some shall
dwell AZ ease.
And others shall know hardness:
this n sure
The LOT that lts each nature lie fore
Gees:
, and wherefore murmur when We
must cndurc2
Some day Ills loving wisdom win be
plain
AZ the sweet sunshine following after
rain.
Mary uradlav.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Old Maid asks Ol the meaning Of the
names Minnie and Viola. 2. on wha,
day OF tho week did June Il, 1879, falll
y Where can the music Of the Dead
March In saul be procured. and arc
there words TO the muslcg Answer:
/. Minnie signifies remembrance. love,
and Viola violet. a June Il. 1879,
came on Saturday. :. The oDad March
In saul" Is a piece OF instrumental
music. Il may be had by writing to
Oliver Ditson Company. New York city
or Boston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

To bring great ship going AZ full
speed 20 a standstill h not the work
Of minute. To stop the Etruria. whose
displacement Is $3.50 tons. horse-poEsr
1851. and speed 2o.is knots an hour.
two minutes and forty-seven seconds
are required. and during the process Of
stopping the ship will forge ahead
AGA feet. or nearly hali a mile.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

bright red piumago. Red cardinal Is
the beat shade: then there are Hcarleis
and crlmsons. Cardinal has moro bril-
llancy, but crimsons wear better. This
bright dressing Is great fayorite
with the little ones. who love their
warm colora and are thankful when
the duh grays and faded browns are
banished from their wardrobe.
This smart fTock for q child Of 10 Is
made Of dark rod cloth. The fnll slip
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Good gracious" be cried. was that
a rooster ! heard Growing them
yes" she sail. hut don't hurry
away. Tho people around here won't
be up for an hour yet"
Next day he learned that her father
had an educated rooster that crowed
every night al hali-pasl 40, and, Il
course. the match - on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

= sialps1 apoa tis paDs4 o. t;is csest.
u one have the right. but upon the IN
eide Of the GAP OF The envelope must
be the address. When the writer has
borne al these facts IN mind and has
flgned her unabbreviated name sho
may rest content.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Qulzzical asks how many children
and grandchildren has Queen Victorian
Answer; Queen Victoria has had nine
children and sixty pve grandchildren
and greal-grandch lercn. Victoria vas
born May -. 1919 sneueedcd to tho
throne jane p. iSzl. and vas married
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

We must check overy angry word
before Il rises to our lips. st. Alphon-
aus Llguori says that the infalllblo rule
tCr preventing angry speech Is to keep
absolutely silent until cur anger has
quite suhsidod. Babbllng. taliling talk
docs oven more mischief than the
speech OF hasty temper and We mus,
especially guard ourselves from this
ugly. foolish habit Of thouRhtless chat
tor. All OF the wlseheads seem to
have givon some time and though, to
the correction Of the tongue. Here Is
another old maxim;
II wisdoms ways you'd truly seek.
Five things observe with care
or whom you speak. to whom you
speak,
and how. and when. and where.
but there are many who viii tell US
how and whom and where TO speak /:
what We learn for ourselves Is the art
Of silence-tho most lnoiiensivo OF an
arts. Silence induces thought, speech
acattors Il. Gay preserved a wise mot
TO IN easily remembered rhyme;
My tongue within my lips rein,
For who talks much must talk In
vain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

II "a difficult to lay down rules 70 gov.
crn choice beyond the one Of finding a
modelha theface and then adherlng
10 Il through changing fashions. with.
however. a conformity to the prevail
Ing style that 10 always easy to secure.
A woman with regular face may per-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Of naring shape. turned back viii
lapols Of russell cloth embroidered with
black. The vest was OF russet silk
And It the neck a hchu Of 3russeli
lace was worn. This very ladyllk,
dress was not an exceedingly cxpenslv,
one. FOR the materials were simplicity
itself. and the beauty lay In the taste
fui plan upon which the dress wal
built. and the charming color harmony
These little gowns. with the eleganc,
more IN the make than the material
are gaining favor every day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

I love TO believe that no heroic sac
Rice IL ever lost, that the characters
OF men are nodded and inspired by what
their fathers have done, that treasured
up IN American souls are all the I'M
conscious influences OF the great deeds
Of the Anglo-saxcn race. from Agln-
court TO Bunker hin. Il was such an
influence that led young Greek, 1000
wears ago, when he heard the news OF
Marathon to exclalm; The trophies
Of Mllsladea viii not let me Sleep
James A. Garfield.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Tho report Of the Connecticut State
prison FOR the year ending Sept 80
1895. shows that Of Ss5 prisoners 2O9.ol
52.s per cent. confess to the use OF
drink as the cause Of their crimes. and
So more. or 1874 per cent, make the
cause 10 be bad company, which prob,
ably means drink.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
mas o.iasd = CO
asher Ne

has caiaed . CO
other Ne
The fact that RI
been testing comp
traction purposes q
years has been recei
argument IN favor Of .urs
the Cincinnati EnqdAur 81. q. Alb
dank, a leading authority On the past
and preseisT conditions Of street prac-
tee IN France. states that every con-
ceiFable means Of stroct-car propulsion,
including ordinary methods, SUPER
heated steam and compressed ar. haTo
been tried. each. with one exception
eleciricity-has been or win Be shorky
abandoned. The super-heatcd system
he considers dead. although 4 h con
tinued In many places because o. the
great cost that would be involved In
making q change. Although the COM
pressed air system IL IN larger use. ha
pronounces the sane verdict upon H.
No better confirmation OF this opinion
could be made than that shown By tho
present status Of the several systems
IN use In France. Although the troll
ley system was introduced but three
years ago In that country II runs al
ready over 800 miles. while there are
AZ present but forty-one miles Of COM
pressed air roads. although that aya-
TEN was established In 1891. There
has not been added 9 single compress
cd air line since the trolley asserted
ita superiority. The mileage q super
heated steam roads Il even smaller
than that Of compressed air roads.
The DOWNFALL Of compressed air trac-
ton n. Abdank attributes the great
er cheapneas and sin Ity Of the
trolley, the repair coz alone on air
motors used In France being enofm0us-
n. Abdank regards the cable system a.
Anticipated aud doomed soon 70 become
obsolete. American manufacturers Of
electrical railway apparatus are urged
to study the conditions now existing
throughout France. and especially In
Paris. where the general intf0ducticn
OF both underground and overhead
trolley systems Is likely 70 take place
before the opening Of the lnte.nallonal
Exhibition IN 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

wlcks--l heard a pretty compliment
to Hamiln. the actor. to-day. SQgees-
lcks says he possesses the art which
concoals art. Hicks-Thae's fact.
You'd never know he had ans. boston
Transcript.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Mrs. Mary 0rcss, wealthy widow
OF Peru. H.. 81 years Old. and Edward
wilson. a painter. % years old. have
hen married. The affair has created
! sensation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

When the ho1t3 OF
- tho day that were many,
~Had become but the few Of the
night.
There appeared mid the tombs and
the shadows.
A Man with q marvellous light
Like a torch in the darkness up-
lifted.
II illumined the land and the sea.
u awakened the shores OF the JOr-
dan.
And Il blaEed over wide Galllee:
I'LL the kings and the captains were
troubled.
TIN the nations grew pale with
alright,
TIL the priests Of the idols wels scat
tered.
ny the Man with the marvellous
light.
There's a rift in the clouds Of the ma.
tons.
There's a iplendor that chimes from
the East;
iil a light that forever Increases.
AZ is has forever increased
And We know tina, the day Ia approach
ing.
ana that few arc the hours Of night.
That the sun OF the spirit IA rising
The Man with the marvellous light
III. +. Thurston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Tho waist OF this dress Is a silk one.
with sleeves Of camcls hair Il is in
tended to be worn with small
sleeveless coat. quite snug In front. ana
fastened With a pearl button upon the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

70 Prince aissii is7isfo. ficr court he
been a model one. nd her admiAislfs
ton o. Affairs Of asaio has always look
ed toward peaee. quiet, good order and
morality.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Sexton Orom the vestry rooml-Dr.
nlank-Dr Blank-the church Ia on
ilrci DR.. Blank slrom tho pnlplO--ycry
Well. William: I win retire. psihaps
you'd better wake up the congregation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

The cahlegram was marked 70. g."
Its contents didn't scare him
what win you take Tor llfiy talks
On How % Run a Haremf"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

May the Holy Spirit teach as all the
secret Of taking Chrlsts strength for
spirit. soul and body, says the Chris
tlan World. which viii make as con-
tented. victorious and successful.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

This dress had a modified skirt. WITH
the bacx a g0det The godet stan hold
lis own from the fact that Il gives the
Wearer height The jacket. an open onl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

II 0Ud puts mountains before ~. n
10 that We may obtain nearer yleus OF
heaven from their gummllA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
IN wOMAN's CORNER.
INTERESTING READING ron
DANES AND pAMsELs.
Dresses for the Little 0iris-A Tasteful
Combination - A Ladyilko Gown
Selecting a IIat--Russot and Dlack-
~ashlon Notes.

IKE robin red
breasts the small
folks win look this
winter In their
dresses OF scarlet
A. a foil TO their
brllliancy, there
will be black hats
ana dark furB
Black plush coats.
sven. arc being
ilade for children
10 wear over their
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

one night. as he sat At his work.
table thinking. he noticed an oll-fnsk
lyiES near. Of which the bottom had
been broken. leaving a long-neckcd.
funnol-shaped tube. Ho careiessly
picked this up and -almost without
thought" placed Il over the fame OF
bis lamp. The result astonlshed and
delighted him. for the fame became a
brilliant white light. Argand made
practical use OF the hint thus given him
by dovislng the lamp chimney.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Pray that she churches may nc nllcd with the
ctan-el flua spirit Of Christ. that ne members
may dacii together 10 Christlan unity aud yer.
wee. that they may Loyalty uphold IN pastors
hands, and that nc great mission q the church
~ winninr men aud tralninf them into Christ.
Akoness may b. i1lalici
Aprn-For rnsrrsi Frisnls aad Relatives
Pray that the members Of our own families
may o. won Tor Chfist and that Christians may
BE- faithful IN witnessing 20 them Tor thc Master
Pray iof the uusavci ir.cnds and relatives Of
uthrla
MnB-FoF ne Caasi ~ Trmp 'rdR-r.
Pray that ths drink ulflc cycfygherc NAV
be DESTROYED. and that an Chrlaliins may labor
together Tor this end
Juns-For UnirtFsai Ptcc,.
Pray that var everywhere may give way 70
arbitration. aad that Christian nations NAV
become cxtmp CO Of fellowship AMI mutual
liberation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

prnv that Armenia may be spared further
persecution. and that way 10 prosperity may
be- oncncd 70 INC thousands icft destitute hy
m Turk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

JdHudrB-for ne Conversion n NJ World
rrav that tho beginning Of The noW year may
witness the tcginuine 81 a universal revival 81
rc.iglou PRAY Tor GREAT msnlicsiaioa Of the
power d The iioly Spirit throughout tho world,
and that the unsaved everywhere may be turned
20 Christ
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
SUGGESTED SUBJECTS or PRAYER
World Observation-Disclosures
Worlds Christian EnicaYOr
Prayer Chain.


Trust np IN ne lsfd Jesus chhfi
and feailf NJ the untold blessing offer
vtHi ard united prayer. Ne. me indsit'
uai links In ne words Chffai|an tHs
deaFof Prayer Chain. covenant and
agree 70 make 4 our practice 20 offer
petition fof one another ani i0f ne
caute % chntt|an tndoavor ever day.
We also promise 70 cndeafof 20 bear IN
mind a. me usual tine Of our daliy &C.
F1f'Qnt ne particular cauta which 10
ufouRhi 20 ne aiienilon o. me Pfaytf
Chain each month 90 me object 81 our
unitcd petition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

In 1854 ami Argand. a Swiss residing
In London. made an ontire revolution
In artificial light By iaveniing a burner
with circular wick. the fame being
thus supplied with an inner and an
outer current Of air 70 Argand We
also owe the invention Of the common
glass lamp chimney. He was very de-
slrous Of increasing the light given out
BY the lamp that be had invented. and
10 that end had made many expert
monts. but all 10 no purpose.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
CORNER.
RELIGION AND REFORM ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

-rhs Light of the Evening Time" a
Poem BY n. y. Thurston- "Bslleve
Also In Me"-The Art Of silence
Walking With God-Llfe Of the soul.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22
SOAEIHIHs ABDUL LAMPS.

TO The Egyptians has been given the
honor Of inveniiug lamps. but Il seems
more than probable that they received
Il from the older civilization Of India.
The lamps originally used BY the Heb
reFa, The Egyptians and the Greeks
we're simple. Cat vessels. with a small
handle at one end. and at the side q
little projection with q hole forming a
nozzle. In the back was a larger open
Ing. into which the oil was poured.
The oil was generally vegetable. but
according to Pllny Il was sometimes
Of liquid bltumen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

The lamp commonly used in Egypt
AZ the present time Is a small glass
vessel. with a tube In the bottom IN
which Is placed a wick Of cotton twisted
around a straw. The common lamp Of
India Ia a small earthen saucer. with a
BIT Of twisted cotton for a wick The
ordinary travellers torch or lamp IN
India Is a bundle Of strips Of rags on
the end Of a stick. with oil poured over
T. In bible lands" the lamp common
~ used is a small earthenware plate.
with the edge turned up 10 make Il
hold a small quantity OF oil.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-22

Among the most beautiful ruins OF
antiquity that have been preserved are
a great number Of Egyptian. Greek
and Roman lamps. formed Of clay,
metal. terra Gotta and bronze. The
museum at Naples contains the anes,
variety Of specimens to be found any
where. There we're recovered from the
ruins Of Pompell and Herculaneum.
Some lamps we're hung with chains 10
bronze candelabra: some were support
cd BY beautiful brackets.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
1tnicre >,beTen Siir9cr".

9aB uni9rev beiten Giir9er" gu Den
i4le9teIten tperoen, tppnn lie our1 cine
ibrem NermD9en on9eme0enc StPuer=
leiitun9 Staat uno G;emeinOe itiibRn
unD erbalten iolen, 1T aQQemcine &la=
ge in ltnierem 2anbe. Sn @bica9o
Iinb Die ybelten 8iirger" iOlae 9riifs=
berger beim Steuer5a6len, oaB Die
SteuereinidGbrng taft i'm 9IsiOen Ser
bdltniB abntlnmt, pie Der &ei0tbum
Der obern 3ebntauieno Der StaOt Ii6
pernebrt. SuB Dicie nieori0e @>n=
I6dBung erft Our6 oirette Sefe6uno
Der Stellereinid)dber Suitanoe gebroHt
miro, 1T cine nidt minoer betunnte56ot=
ia0e. Sic GbicagOer Grbeiter=3 3citung
i6relbt Oarum nit beiBen0er syrOnie
Sei Der oiesmoligen SteuereinIdd=
bun9 lln0 Die Gini6dBun9s=@Om Ommilldre
lebr 6uman porge9an9en. Otit Slid
lidt auf Die yl6le6ten 3eiten" Daben lie
gum 8eiipiel bel unIerem balbperarnl=
ten Wlitbiirger uno pielfa6en NiilliO=
nQr 9rmOur Elm Nuge 5ugeOriift uno
i'm taum auf bic Sdlfte ieines Ginsom=
mems beiteuert. gto6 bumaner ginger
Iie bel Der Seiteuerun9 Der Sanfen su
gSerte. Die grOBen @apital2anla9en.
nel6e oieic reprdfentiren, pe,wanoel=
ten li6 in ben Steuerliiten 81 merf=
miroig tlGinen Summen, auf Die man
leIbltperltdnoli9 au6 nur mertpurDig
fleine Steueln le9en tonnte tura es
wurOe 9euau na6 Dem Seine'l6en Gels=
lein gebanoelt, oas Der 9i6ter init ei=
nem Der &otbi6ilos ms album i0rieb
y@er oa bat, oct miro wobl nod
Simmer mebr basu befonnmen,
9O6 wer meni9 bat, Dem miro
9lu6 oas 9Seni9e mod 9enOmmen.
gSenn ou aber sar ni0ts bait,
8, oonn lafie bid bearaJen,
Senn ein Ge6t gum Seben, 2ump,
Saben nur Die etwas baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
Gin internatiunaies SXuacr=
SSeit.

Gin eroBes san9erfeit, eincs, oas
ale bisberigen geranI.aituneen oieier
Dirt in Den S6atten itelen ioa, miro
fir ben Nnfan9 oes na6iten Sa1rbun=
oerts in Srooflni. geplont. Ser gtoro=
Ditlide Sdnoscouno miro BEL Dem NeIte
Dec nd6fen Slbre5 baum ungcsaneen
lperoen, Die &irGenita0t bafiir Su be-
iiimmen - Die oOrt!9en sdnger wer=
ben Oann oas neorige bciorgen. lleber
ben glan dubert Elm @ingewe,hter {:
Gs beiteht alleroinos ber plan, bas
Sdn9erieit fir grpoflDn Su gepinnen.
Sc lol ober in oe,n Sale nidt allein
Elm 6eit Deg gloroOfliden Sdnaerbun=
oes lueroen, nein, meiner NnIi1t na6
lollteE Die Sanger Der 9an5en Ser.
Staoten, ia, 10 tpeit Die oeutibe 3unae
tlingt alio a,6 Die oeuti6ldnoiinen
Verelne eiu9elaoen meroen, fi1 Oil oie=
lem Tsite gu betbeiligen. Gem oeui=
I1en 2ieoe ioll gu Nnfan9 bes nddIen
Sabrbunoerts Elm triumph bereitet
peroen, !pie CT in Der Gel6ibte bieies
Ganoes nod ME ba mar. IS tpiir0e
pabrllb Elm piiroieer Se9inn oes Mdn=
nergeianses in bem neuen grOben 3eit=
aUi6nitt fein, tpenn cine 8elsgenbelt
oelfaffen miiroe, bel nelher ale Sie=
,eaiaen. Deid,e oas oeutiGe 2ieo pflegen,
m eolen Weititreit Tim ole 5ie9espal=
me iinsen f0nntsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
SD6mf6cs.

Man i6reibt aus Waorio 9ie
Gelotlemme, in Der lid Spanien befin=
oet, madt Ii6 INNER empfinollder gel4
tenO. S9on lit ben 5ruppen anf @u=
6a mebrmals Der Solo ni6t ausbe3ablt
poroen, uno Die 8egierung eruariet
ie6nli6f bon Den Gortes' bic gewili-
aun9 Der SinansseIebe, pel@e auf fur5e
3elt (man ipridt bon orei Wtonaten)
6elfen Iollcn. Die offieietle S66nfar=
berei BON ocr ungebeuren yeaeiiterung
Der aussiebenoen Sruppen mill aud
ni1t mebr berfaneen. 9at man bod
bier Die 8reipillieen scieben, pel6e iib,
mie man perfiinoet, in folder 3abl sur
Gabne ordnsten, bab man piele suriifs
lteaen mubte. gDie mOgen tuobl bic
abeeipieienen ausgeieben baben, ipenn
unter ben NngenOmmenen Grelie bon
iiber 60 Sabren unb Ginoer bon unter
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