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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-06
@imeRy @o1oicS'
april p, 1890.
Men and Issues for 90.

numerous. The preliminary
campaign has opened in dead
earnest, as may be observed by |
the way the various managers
for candidates are working the |
conventions and fixing delega-
tons. Chauncy M. Depew,
the silvered tongued, after din
ner speaker, gave one of his
characteristic speeches at the
Union League Clubs banquet
at the Palace Hotel, and from
all reports it was satisfactory
to the representative Califor
mans present.
Mr.. Depew has the happy
faculty OF keeping his audience
in an agreeable mood and at
the same time telling them
some cold hard facts. In speak
ing OF the financial condition OF
affairs in the United States he
says: Here we are declaring
war on the whole world and
borrowing money to do it with.
Now | am ready to fight the
whole world, but | want some
thing to do it on. In the last
three years we have had the
experience and Europe has had
the business"
Mr.. Depew seems to be an
admirer of beautiful women
and pays very high tribute to
the ladies of San Francisco.
They are beautiful indeed,
| have known for a long time
that in half an hours walk in
Louisville or Baltimore one
may see many beautiful women
The admirers of Southern beau
ties should come to San Fran
cisco, however, and walk dowr
| Kearney and Market streets a
5 | have done. The array o
female loviness here is posi-
lively startling, sir. 1t is mag
nifcent Magnihcent-that i:
the word"
1t lis good thing that al
people are not constituted the
same as Mr.. Depew as beauty
and lovliness in women is rather
a hard thing to live on. Mos
: people desire something NOR
f substantial. If a man can hav'
n both loneliness in women and il
those things that go to max
i up the joys of our every da,
a Iife,a magnificent NEW PRO
S CESS" Blue Flame oil stow
e TOR instance, he is one of tn
most fortunate.
During the short time tina
, we have had these stoves o.
exhibition we have had cali
e from a dozen or more peopl
), each day asking us to sho,
# them the merits Of the stow
r and also to let them see it il
. operation.
If We have had numerous ap
" plications for them, but as tn
; stoves were only sample ones
:, . and only two at thar, we hav
n had to explain that the regula
e consignment was on the wa
: and would arrive shortly, whe
d we will be pleased to fill thei
o orders. We were surprised t
: see the number of people VIII
4 took interest enough in tn
II stove to ask about the work
II ing, cost of fuel, etc. The on
: essential point that appears t
d be very favorable with thos
: . who have investigated tn
. stove is the cheapness for tn
r fuel as compared with othe
$ stoves on the market.
, The simplicity of construc
- lion commends it to one an
# all who are DESTROYS OF a stow
y that is ready for use at
e minutes notice. While thi
a stove is very simple in IT'S con
struction and easily handled
n There has been nothing in tn
way of modern improvement
left off that would tend to max
it more practical. 1t is well t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-06
WORLDS COLUMBIAN ExposIT,o

was of value to the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanical
arts, and eminent physicians will tell
you that the progress in medicinal
agents has been of equal importance,
and as strengthening laxative that
Syrup of Figs is far in advance of all
others
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-06
New Restaurant.
Near Post ONCE.

The Eating House on Bethel Street,
known as the New Model Restaurant
has been entirely renovated in the latest
style. Everything new. First class
cook, steward and attentive walters
Meals served at all hours. The best meal
in town furnished for % cents. The up
per floor of the building has been fitted
up for offices and these will be rented
cheap. 9l2-3m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-06

DAILY STAR. 70 CENTS PER MONTH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

NJ Office OF INTENTION Tu MAKE Az.
IN pllcati0u Tor permit 10 cut timber upon
the public lands under act Of March %. 1871.
10 Wh0m u nidB opaefrns
Notice l. hereby given that Immediately after
the publication hereof Tor three week, a. t..
qulfcd by said act, the undersigned will make
application 10 the Hon, Secretary Of the Interior
NJ Washington, u, O., for permit 70 cut aud r.
move Norway. red pine aud spruce timber irl
and green, from a tract Of nnsurycyci public
non.mineral lands Of the United states, situated
near the head Of Provo liver, In summit county
Utah. aud described as follows.
Commencing about one mile above the mouth
Of SOAP stone Canyon, near THE head waters
thereof In summit county Utah. thence follow
ing up said river for distance Of about aN miles
10 the lakes, the source Of said stream, aud ok
tending ON each aide Of said river for . distsncs
Of mile and half Tor said entire distance ul
sta miles a. described above
said timber 10 be manufactured into lumber
lath, shingles, fencing and other timber pro
ducts and the removal NJ the same will la n0
Wise ln,eren with the water supply Tor lfrlss
tiOn. NtIlAa T.. htNNtrf.
dated ut Provo city, Utah, May 81 i,i6.
n X King, attorney Tor petitioner. nli'i'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
You are not

using Sai.srrs Bef tea?
Ihaj shows that YOU don't
believe what we say or that
you don 6 care.
Don't care , Does it make
no difference To- YOU whether
YOU and your family are drink
ing health or disease ,
Don't you believe us?
There is no need Of believing
Us. Believe the tea.
Sample at your grocer's-
money back if YOU don like it
It YOU don't ike .Sttilinc'f Best
coffee. soda blsnspoadcr. seasoning,
flvoung extracts. tell your grocer 50
he has m1usy.btck 10 give you.
dSrAih'rg s. CJmbIy San F5IHciiro
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
MAnNELous RESULTS.

From letter written by Rev. D..
Gundeiman OF Diamondale, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract: -
have no hesitation in recommending Dr'
Kings New Discovery, rs the results
were almost marvellous In the case OF
my wife. While | was pastor Of he
Baptist Church at Riyes Junction she
was brought down with pneumonia sue
ceeding Ia grippe. Terrible paroXyslnls
OF coughing would last hours with little
interruption and it seemed as II she
could not survive them, friend rec
commended DR.. Kings New. Discovery
II was quick in It's work and highly sat
islactory in its results" Trial bottles
free at John Boyden & Sons drug store
REGULAR size SOC and fl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

The best -alyc in the world Tor Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chopped Hands,
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptons, Chill.
blains, and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
John B1yden K SON
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

With the blood iull OF humor.. the
heated term is an the more oppressive.
Give tue system thorough clcan-ing
with Ayers Slr-apirilla aud a dose or
two Of Ayers Pills, and you vii. enjoy
summer asncyer before iu YOUR iiie Just
try this Tor once. and youN nos repent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
WEED AND HosE.

, vtts weed grew 40 tHr foot ufs r1.a.
And they both b-eliH.l ihc -'ft ,umme. a.-.
rYt ihs little weed .Euniasit looked H.the rose.
Fuf the rose was sp fsi aud so fair
Atsunset che little weed frcmbiugy 'pl...
Ard told Of it- love to che rosc.
prt the rose did MOT hear, for She .sHguasa OF
weeds
I,anuguaeca weed ouly knows
Then the little weed vgri washed fhc hir
roses feet
And the rosa wasreffoshgi for the u'EH'
The song Of the morning birds opened neg heart.
And she lifted her head to thelight
And taller she grew, aud her gfeeu leaves
spread wide.
ril they shut ont the sunlight aud ar.
- the little weed died a. the foot of the rose
Aud the rose never knew ii was there
Atlanta Constitution
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
DECLARATION 90 PRINCIPLES.

great inthu-iasm.
DECLARATION 90 PRINCIPLES.
The Democratic party Of Utah. In con-
yeuuon asscmbcled, rcposing it-tru In
the honesty, intelligence, independence
aud patriotism OF the people; standing
upon the great essential principles OF
Justice and liberty upon which our in.
.tiIution are founded, while rcallirm-
ing its devotion TO those principles a.
declared from time to time Ia the party
platforms aud especially those princi.
pie. announced by the Democrats Of
Utah in the reconyened convention OF
1895; now believing that the restoration
Il the money Of the constitution Is Of
paramount Importance, declares in favor
oi,he immediate restoration Of the free
aud unlimited coinage Of silver at the
present legal ratio Of 10 to /, as such
coinage existed prior 10 1873, regardless
Of the action or policy Of other nations
geld and silver coin to be full legal ten.
der for all debts, public and private.
Aud the delegates selected by this con.
yention to the National Democratic con.
yention are hereby instructed to vote as
unit in favor Of the adoption Of the
foregoing principle by this convention
and for the nomination OF President and
Eice.president known to be sincerely
and steadiastly In favor OF carrying the
principle into operation.
STATE COMMITTEE.
Members OF the State committee were
named as follows by the delegations, the
FIRST named in each case being the chair
man Of the county committee:
Beayer-w. l.. VI. Dodson.
Box Elder--A. W. Taylor.
Cache-llyrum IIayball, A.G. Barber,
Carbon-B. +. CiiIreY.
Davis II. Stewart, Mrs. Luna Ramsey,
Emery -
Garfield --
Grand -
lron-Jamcs Allerson.
Juab-H. 4. McCune.
Kane-J. l.. Bunting.
Millard-B. ). Dougherty.
Morgan--Thomas II. Condie.
Piute- --
Rch-Robert McKimmon.
San Juan-George 4, Barnes.
salt Lake,. ~. Powers, j, W
Hamm, Mrs. +. VI. Cane, o. W. Moyl',
samuel Batcman.
Seyier-J. II. Wells.
Summit-John l.. Boyden, Scion spiro
Tooele-A. j. McCuistion.
Uiutah-John g. Davis.
Uah-B. u. Cash, A, j. Evans, John
Jones.
Wayne -
Wasatch-W william Buys.
Neutrality-suspicious. d. Mcfarlano'
weber-Dr. q. W. Baker, Thomas d
Dee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Fine corded Dimitics. worth isc. re
per yard. goat ............ ~
Fine Figured Wool Chall!es 10,
worth n &C., e At ........... W.
Fine White Goods. plain aud
fancy checks and stripes. worth II
- per cent more, at Dc. ayd Co ~
Ladies' Laundried Shirt Waists. twenty
qualities 90 show YOU al sisrs
4 nice percnle Waist. pointed .r-
yoke. full sleeves. worth 1ir. iof = I
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Mothers will find Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy especially valuable ior
Group and whooping cough. 1t will
give prompt relief and IL safe and pleas.
ant. We have sold 1t for several years
and il has never failed to g;e perfect
abstraction. q. W. Richards, Duquesnc.
Pa. Sold by John Boyden x Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
THATCHER Nv ACCINNNTiIy

Beaver county nominated Moses
Thatcher. which was followed by great
Applause. Beaver also a-kcj that Dee
have the privilege OF nominating hi. al.
tsfnn,c In case hc cannot attend. On
motion VI Ne. Tanner the nomination
oi Mr.. Thatcher was made by acclama.
tiln, the delegates cheering Us the mo.
iIon was put The chairman called for
d rising vote. and 10 was given with
great inthu-iasm.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Wasatch-William Buys.
Neutrality-suspicious. ID. Mcfarlano'
Weber-Dr. q. W. Baker, Thomas d
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

After spending over quarter Ola mi.-
lion dollar. 10 developing be ueN mines
In the Camp Greek district. tlr Ana
condn company has been compelled 90
suspend operations there entirely on
account Of the large volume OF water en-
countcrrd, and which Do ha- beou found
impossible Go handle A Hrs. uumn,i
of men have bgeu throNno1 OF employ.
mont.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

\ healthy appetite with perlet; i.sc-.
ton and assimilation, may be- secured hy
the use OF Ayers Pills. They c.cu-c aud
strengthen th' whole a.imeu'Irv canal
aud remove all ob,irucuous GO tur ~.
tural function, oicithcr tcc,. without
nnN nnnLnN.lnl rN.cl..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

The state Democratic Convention was
held in salt Lake last Saturday. and
they decided that Moses Thatcher, o.
W. Powers, $. X. Truman, David Evans,
X. G. Chambers and Joseph l.. Rawlin-
should represent the Utah Democracy at
the National convention Ia Chicago next
month. The alternates will be Judge
W. n. King and four ladies', Dr. Matte
Hughes Cannon, Dr. Ellen Il, Ferguson
Mrs Emily :. Richards and Jesse
Knight. The sixth alternate will be- Sc.
lectcd by MIR. Thatcher.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
@unecrbare @Ii,na ,ua II , l1tm8et

Il Yple Der @rbe iinb gegenmdrtig
NIT ur,bur9bringlinen @isfelbern be-
.Dedt. RdIte tpirb thinner duf ber#ppr
Der Connie am iDenigften bef4ienenen
,abeiler Der Grbe borgeberrfht bubtn.
nurgfragt fid, ob serabe biejenigen sc,
ger1ber ber grboberfld1e, bic BON ber
ermGrmenben Rraft Der Sorne iessf an,
fpenisiten getroffen tperben, BON ieber
10 til fmitterlt9 geitelt paren. Nd4s
benz man in Der neueren t3eit g~efunben
fat, baB bic @te1ung Der @roa9{s
our Come gertngen @4mantunge1I
unterliegt, fdetnt bic M09lt@teit ni@t
ausge16lo1en, baB fte gu anberen
53eitab19nttten pes Grbenlebens etnas
anbers gemelen 1T. Die beiten 8epeiie
fit bic @anberung Der pole liefert UNI
itreitig bic @ertbeilun9 Der Pflan3enz
unb Sbiertpelt i'm 2aufe Der geoloatz
19en Yeriobe auf Der @rboberfld4e.
Won pornheretn mub an9enommen
tperben, bab bei oer jebigen Stequng
Der @roa9ie in ben polarldnoern als
ben am menigften bon ber @onne be-
14ienenen @%rbgegenben niemals cine
phon3enpelt gebetben tann, pie ite
3tpii&en ben Wenoetreiien berri@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

mas ouf ber n0rbli@en 9%albtusel erz
tldren GroQ, ptlar, Wa1ace, pcud
bur4 bic Mnnabme elmer gr0beren ST.
centri3itdt Der @robabn. Ddbrcnb 'ebt
bic Come ldnger n0rblid bonn Meouaz
tor 1tebt als 1iibltd, tebren 1i6 bic Scr
bdltniKe i'm 2aufe Der 3eiten I'M.
Sic unmittelbare Solge zines iolden
We91els in Der @tdrte Der 8e1onnung
lei bann cine @eri&iebung Der iebt
nDrbli& hes Mequators gele9enen pal
men3ore, Der Pa6ate unb bantt cine
@erGnberung Der MeeresitrDmungen II.
+. 10. 8ei Der jebi9en @tequng u~nierer
@rba9Ie t0nnen aber audi Dann I'M boz
ben Norben, in @r0nlanb, taum Ser:
bdltnthe ob9emaltet baben, tpel4e bic
8ejieblung bur9 cine tropt}9e pflonz
3enpelt 3uselai1en bitten. Daber lei
tet $. Srauti4olb, pte ct III ben Der
b%anblun9en Der fatferlt9en Sci eQ1haft
Der Naturfor1@er in Mostau ousetn<
anberfeBt, bic Menberun9 oes orDn=
ldnbif4en &limas aus elmer ollmdh>
lid perdnberten @teuung ber @rba41<
ber; es miiFen alio bic talten 3onen
ii9 mGbrenb friberer 9eologi14er pez
rtoben an anberen @telen befunoen
boben, als iebt. Sn ber 9bat iinb nun
audi Mn3et9en BON %ebemali9en @isanz
bdufunge,, unb @let1@ern in Srten
oefunben porben, bic beute nit tropiz
}bem pflan3entpu4s bebedt 1ino.
S&on @ga1fi3 mill i'm tropii&en 8raz
iilien @let{4er > @puren entoedt baz
Ben, unb aug reuerer 3eit bebauptet
81. Clipper, bab it& i'm tropti@en
Mfrifa in ben frana0itf@en 8eitbun9en
ber @olbtiite @letf4eripuren finben.
Menn gu glei@er 3eit @leti@er amtz
f9en ben @enbetretfen beitanoen unb
cine tropiide pflan3entpelt in ben Mo-
larlGnbern berrf4te, Dann 1tdnoe cine
anbere @telung Der Grba4ie auBer
i3peifel. Dab Der Wediel i'm Selma
in Tolge ber Manberung ber pole,
mabr@9einli9 nit ber glet4oeitt9en
@er}9iebung ber @rbo3eane aumdhlt~
por ii9 gegangen 1T, bart man annet:
men; benin in ben Teitlanbsbtlbungen
Der Sertidr3eit 1T Elm aQmdblihes
Mud{9reiten tropil4er unb %1ubtroptz
@9er @emG@{e BON Norb ra& @iib gu
beoba9ten. Mu4 europa bate al
8eginn ber Sertidr3ett na@ tropti4es
Selma, unb i'm Slt9ocdn mu9fen in
Der Yropin3 Sa91en, tpie an ben in
Der 8rauntoble eefunbenen @:it<n
na@getpieien 1T, palmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

Der 3entralratb abi4liebt, ion bic
&lauiel entbolten fem, oub epentueQe
Meinungs : 8eri4ieoenbeiten einem
@4ieosgeri@te CUR @4li@tung unterz
breitet tper0en 1ollten.
Mu4 bic G%rnennun9 Der gemeinioz
men oiplrmati1@en @ertreter uno Der
&oniuln I'M Muslan0e 1oQ in 3utunft
Sode bes 3entralzR at6es 1ein.
Ser 3entralz@ot6 1ol je Elm cSobr
in 0er @aupt1tabt elmer Der ben 8unr
bilbenben brei @%epubliten ta9en unb er
mirb felbit bic Gntfdeioung barber
fallen, in pel9er ber brei 9auptitaote
er 3uerit 3uiammentreten 1oa.
Scr Qustaui9 Der Ratifitationen
Gber bieie 8ei4liiKe puroe am Is.
September benz Sabrestage Der
unabbdn9iateits @rtldrung Central
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

5ett fer in G6rung geblieben; bic Drift
li@e Stride bate lie b%etbebalten. @riez
den uno R0mer, ia iogar bic 0rui0en,
bic @elten unb @otben batten bieie
pflan5en bel ibren religi0ien Geremoz
MEN bertpenbet. l1niere 3eit Pat 9an5
DergeiI len, pie alt ber nod beute be-
liebte 8rau9, Mi5 tletoe unb 9oQp fit
Weibna&t gu be14affen, eigentli3 lit.
SIM 2auf Der Sabrbunberte baden iid
manber(ei abergldubi14e 8ori tel(unz
gen nit oieien Acknowledgment
bertniipft.
Sm Mtttelalter mar bas @inbrinQen
Der Miitletoe unb Der @te9pa(me NIT
benz :3ieben bes Weibna@tstlobes, bes
Sulelog, pertnipft. Wor3ugsmeiie
nabm man Elm @tiid zines l1lmen1 TAM
mes pber elmer 8oumtpur3el BON gro
tester Sorn1, unb 3og ie in bic &u9e.
Spiele aller Dirt gin9en benz feierli9en
Momente oes Mn3inoens bes aloBes
poraus. ur1priin9lt4 nabmen bic
@lteber ber Tamilie na9 einanoer auf
benz Dulez&lob Ylab unb fangen un0
tranten fi9 fr0bli9e Weibna4ten unb
gludli9es Neujabr gu.
9as Wetbna4tsmal bil0ete natiirz
li9 elm 9auptmpment Der Weibna4tsz
feier. Ser &opf zines Wiloi4meinS
bilbete bas er1te @eri6t auf Der Weibz
nadtStafel. Ser 2eier mirb begreifen,
>pesbolb audi bas @inbrin9en bes
@bertopfes 81 ben feitlt&en &rauden
gebDrte, bic mir bier i'm 8iloe >pteberz
qeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

einai9e bebeutenbe @ebGuhe nnb EN-"
6er alteiten iiberbaupt. Wabrenb ber
Gbritmo@e inoet bier %forttpdbrenb
@ottesbienit itatt. @iele @4rdnte per=
mabren &eliquien aus Der 3eit Gbriiti
@eburt. Ser ant meiiten umbrdnote
1T berieni9e, ipel@er bic @te0e UNI:
1&liebt, an ber @briitus anse6li6 &C.
boren 1T. Cine Marmorplotte i'm
Tubbooen, nit iilbernem @tern per>
3iert, martirt bic @teQe. pilger reiz
len 9auienbe Meilen peit, bie1e1t
Stern gu tiifen; CT lit bur9 biefe Ser
ebrung 10 febr abgenubt tporoen, bat
ct, na@ @usiage Der prtelter, eft err
neuert tperben mubte
llnfere Mbbtlbung 3eigt benz 2eier
bteie mertniirbt9ite Stelle in ber Sir
de Der @eburt @briiti gu 8etblebem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Der :,cue 5rcibMno @ittcls
WNcritaS.

Seit Sc6r3ebnten 1inb aus Mtttelz
Nmertta 10 oil Na9ri9teu iiber os.1
Mb16lub zines Staatenbunbes getomz
men, bic ii4 bann INNER nieber als
perfrubt unb unpabr eripielen, Dab
man Der leBten berartigen Na9rtdt,
bic aus benz CONNER 1895 1tommt,
gar tetn @emi4t mebr beilegte. uro
bod berubte 9eraoe bieie Mittbeilullg
- nel4e BON ben 0orbereitungen 5ur
@riinourg zines @taatenburDes be1
orei Repub!iten 9onburas, SalO1bpr
unb Nicaragua beri4tete, alio zines
8unbes NIT Musi4lub BET beioen an
beren 3entralzameritanii6en Republiz
fen Guatemala unb Gofta Rica -
pirtli@ auf Wabrbeit.
Mtt edit INSTRUMENTATION Sang
iamteit BADEN iid bieie 8orbereitunaen
in bic 2dnge ee5ogen, aqein penn man
benz 8eri4te bes amerttanii4en &onz
iuls Sobn 8. @rigbt in 9onouras
@lauben beimefen barf. ,itnb bic Ser
banblungen lopeit %gebieben, baB man
bic @riinbuns ber ~Republitu Major
be Centre : Mmerica" als ~poQ3ogene
Sbatia4e be3ei@nen tann.
Die1en Namen ptQ man aber nut 10
lange %beibebalten Biz audi Guatemala
unb Gotta silica benz 8unbe freipiqig
beitreten, norauf Der 8unb ben Nuz
men rRepublica be Centre : Mmerico"
fibren ntrb.
Sn Be5us aui lie @erfaNuns, oui
Yruno melder Der &unb abgc16lo11en
loorben lit, erfdbrt man Tolgenoes:
Die einaelnen Repu5liten bebalten Die
poue unabbdn9igteit uno AUDI lire
2a%nbeseeiebe, fo>reit tie ni6t nit Der
ner1en @ereinbarun9 I'M Wioer1pru6e
ite5en. Nls Central egierung ion Elm
Nusi dub aus je etnem @ertreter Der
perbiinbeten &egierung bel teben unS
fir jebes Der Mitglieoer Oieles GEN.
tral=Ratbes ion audi glei4 Elm @teu=
pertreter ernannt perDen.
9ie 9auptaufgabe oie1es Central
Natbes ion bic Mufre9terbaltung bel
9armonie Der perbinbeten &epubliter
unter einanoer fein, iopie aua bic Gr:
baltung Der guten 8e5iebungen gum
lMuslanbe. Sn alien 0ertrdgen, BIZ
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
.etbma@t III 8ctblebeu..

Inter alien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit bic
jenige in Der Stabt bethlehem i'm bei:
lisen 2anbe cine Der bemertenstpertbe:
item. Ser tleine Ort Bethlehem, Del
gu sepDbnli9er 3eit taum 5000 8e:
pobner 3dblt. mirb in Der Wetbna&tS:
po9e Der Sammelplab BON 90 Big
$4,000 glGubiger Yilger, bic ale ibre1
Sebniu@t mad ber @eburtsitGtte beg
9eilanbes folgten.
8etblebem lit eigentli4 bic ein3ige
poni tGnbi9 9ri5tli4e @tabt in PalG1tt=
ma. 2ateinii@e, srie4ii4e uno ormez
ntf4e @aTe btlben neun 3ebntel oer
8ep0lterung. Seruialem liegt nur flint
Mei(en peiter 1Ibli9 unb tann BON
8etblebem aus bequem geieben perben.
Ser Weg bon Serul alem na4 ber tleiz
men @tabt Dabibs gebt faft u%nunterz
bro9en bergauf uno felb1t i'm De3emz
ber MAIDEN bic Conner trablen ute
Wanoeruns gu elmer iebr tparmen.
Sn Der Weibna4tspo4e btetet bte1e
@trabe elm Invertebrates Bib bar.
Sat- ale 8eiu9er 8etblebems tommen
iiber ssSeruialem, bic einen gu SUB, bic
anbern auf tletnen Gieln, piele auf &az
meelen, ein5elne gu pferoe uao gan5e
Tamilien in unbebolfenen Tubrtperten.
propiiionen, 8ett5eu9, @tible. Slide
+. I. m. perben auf Wagen unb &arz
rem mit9efiibrt, bab es i4eint, bic gam
&c @elt lei auf Der pil9erfahrt na&
Bethlehem.
!9ptels giebt es in 8etblebem nid)t.
@er mebrere Sage bleiben nil, mub
8et0itisung iuden ooer ii@ Iol@e NIT
brin9en. Die meiitcn Yilqer >robnen
in eigenen tleinen 3elten o1'f ben Sii=
geln unb 6elbern Der l1,nge6nng.
@eibno9ten 1T fir bic @epohne1
8etblebems, B. +. fir bic regrldren, BIZ
3eit, ba ibr Wei3en blibt; na4 gu
orientali19er Nrt niiben lie bic 5aifor
aug. 0ubet aber 7inb lie gal tli9 uni
freunblt9. Mu4 oer Mermite f1noe
in 8etblebem Sbba9 unb Nabruns
ber Moblbabenbe mub fir i'm mitbe
3ablen. !9auiirern unb 8ettlern Be
9egnet man auf @4ritt uno Sritt.
Das !9aupttnterei!e concentrirt lid
att bic Stride ber @eburt Gbriiti, bu!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

Don geraoe3u Observation-Disclosures 8auz
art. Sein Pfer09en "Gbien : Gbien"
liebte &iri4 Der @robe iebr unb l4on=
te es audi na4 &rGften. Seit 16 Sabz
rem fat 8iri@ feline anbere Buhre &C.
tbon, als ben Yoli3eicommii1dr Des Z.
acknowledgements auf ieinen Tabnbunz
gen no9 0erbre4en an Srt unb Steue
gu bringen. Da6ei mar &ir19 Elm ge=
woltiger Srinter por 8o4us; ober
ntdt nit benz unbeimli4en gebrannten
Ma1 Ter, ipel6es fem Same anbeutet,
1tinte er ben Mi%elenburlt 1einer unl019z
barren &eble, ionbern nit Meibrei'1,
BON benz CT tdgli9 runb 16 2iter gu
pertilgen pflegte. Nun lit au9 oieler
9ur1t ge1tiQt. Mls fem meilono 2e@
flyer gu Grade getragen ipurbe, gaben
ale Droihtenfuti6er ibm oas 9ele:te.