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Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Iknlea hr a LoeamotIvs.

NORTH CHfLNsI ORD Mass, sept. 9. 9.-
by an express main 0n the Boston and
Chamheclain was visiting relatives in
Lowell and oamo hereto look after a new
monument which bad been set up on his
family lot ia the cemetery. He had just
finished his work aud was about 90 take
tho train for Boston when he met his
death. He was 90 years old.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Annrchl.ta In nnreelonn.

BARCELONA, Spain, Sept 9-Twenty-
four anarchists have been arrested here in
connection with tho throwing OF bomb
into crowd Of people who were witness
ing the passing Of procession in honor Of
the festival of Corpus Christi on June 2
last, when persons were killed and 80 or
nora fniured
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
More Money For Cuba's Epsiavement.

MADRID Sept. "a dispatch from
Manila received here says that among
those court martialed and shot for partioi-
patton in the uprising in the Philippines
was a we'll known banker named Roias.
At a cabinet council held here Admiral
Beranger, minister Of marine, announced
that as it was an inopppportune moment
to borrow money the treasury would ad-
vance the 30, O00 600 pesetas (about ST. OOO.- .
)0O) which he required for expenses in
Cuba during September.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09

tioral agreement condition precedent to
the reconciliation Of silver. For that
declaration this convention should suhsti-
tute o declaration for tho free coinage OF
gold and silver in the same omanner as our
stato conversions have heretofore declared
Within the past IA months tho country
has fallen from the heights of prosperity
20 the depths of despair. Iboughtless mon
freely talk Of revolution. In the midst Of
the reigning chaos in political thought
our party stands as the only conservative
force adequate to restore or,ler and conti-
dence.
Without these clements prosperity is
impossible. In the future, as in the past. L
shall stand for protection and free coinage,
firmly believing that the best interests of
our state and the nation at large will be
subseryed by the election of Mckinley
and Hobart / shall give them my sup
port. notwithstanding the national plat
form does not meet my approval in one
particular The few who seekpo find justiil-
cation in the platform for advocacy Of the
single gold standard are at war with the
partv and its platform. Their discordant
utterances are to be regarded as unaycid-
able noise incident to o great political
conflict. To those of our party who feel
constrained on account Of a matter OF
method Of one Issue tc depart from us on
all other national questions at the coming
election we should maudfest,a spirit of toll
Grafton, well knowing thatlin due season
thev will return
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Br,an Notified by tho silver Party.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 9.-Iho continu-
,us welcome Lincoln peopleiana large con-
tingents from other parts Of Nebraska
rave William J. Bryan on his home COM
Ing culminated in q grand demonstration
In honor of his formal notification of his
nomination for the presidency by the Ma
tional Silvor party. It seemed many times
larger than the audience Of 1000 that lis
tened to Mr.. Bryan in the afternoon. Nor
ris Humphrey presided at the meeting and
introduced George A. Groot Of Ohio, chair
man OF the notification committee, who
deliveTed long address. Mr.. Bryan was
then presented and made a short speech.
He said in part
/ beg TO reply at this time without the
formnlity Of a letter The platform adopt
ed by the Silver party contains but one
plank, and that plank, the plank upon the
silver question, is identical In substance
with the silver plank Of the Chicago plat
form.
As have already discussed that plank
at length. It will not be necessary to enter
into any extended discussion at this time.
beg to answer the committee that / ac-
oept the nomination rendered by them
on behalf of the Silver party in the spir-
It in which that nominntion is present.
ed can appreciate the feeling which anil
mated those who assembled in that con-
yention / can appreciate the hesitation
with which those assembled there turned
their backs upon the party with which
they had been associated.
1 know something of the strength Of
party ties, and because / was in a position
where 1 looked forward to possibility of
like action on my own part 1 can appre-
ciate the depths of a conviction that led
them 70 place the interests of their coun-
try above the welfare of their parry. More
than a year ago, when we were engaged in
a struggle to bring the Democr attic party
to an Endorsement of free coinage, the
| question was put TO me whether in case ol
| failure / would support the Democratic
| nominee if no were "A gold standard adVo
| cate, running upon gold standard plat
form. ] never believed that such actor
was probable in the Democratic part,
| then. but when those who questioned M
were not content with probabilities anC
asked again whether in that event woul,
support tho nominee, said, as you vii
| remember, that under I'D circumstance
would my vote be given to a man whC
would in the executive office uso his in
iluence to fasten the gold standard upor
the American people
/ stood where the members sof that silver
convention stood, and, like tbem. would
rather have the approval Of ny conscience
than the approval Of all the world. My
convictions upon ibis subject mna not shall
low convictions may be in eTror-non'
OF us claim infallibility-but l believe
that the gold standard is a conspiracy
against the human race.
I would no sooner join the ranks OF
those whose purpose it is to fasien It upor
the American people than to enlist in al
army that was marching to attack my
homo and destroy my family. ] say, there
fore, that can appreciate the spirit whicl
animated those who have just rendered
me this second nomination. / pledge
them that if elected they shall never have
cause to nccuse me Of being false to tha
| platform
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Insureents Barrleaded In church.

MADR1D, sept. 0-Onioial adyices from
Manila say that the rebellion in the Philip
pine islands Is confined to the province Of
Cavite. The rebels have barrlcaded thom-
selves ina church at Cayite which is so
far from tho shore that the Spanish gun
boats arc unable to reach it with their
Evening journal., 1896-09-09

I he harder the times the
closer you should sick to
Lynch & Company's Gro
ceries. Genuine economy in
dealing with us.
p. w. Lynch & Co.
N W. Cor. MAdiron and Fourth SIS
s. w Cor. King sid Eiehtn sis.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
sonth caroIInaIs senatorIal Fight.

CoLUNBrh. :. c., Sept. 9.-The early
returns from the senatorial election held
throughout the state indicate that Judge
Carl has a majority of 10000, thus de-
leating Governor Evans, who has been &c
lively championod by Senator Tillman.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
EXCURSION 10 NIAGARA FALLS /

EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS
The ID. & o. will run another one o
those delightful excursions to Niagar
Falls, Watkins Glen. Buffalo and Ro
chester. Thursday, September 10th.
A special express train OF Pullman
cars and first-class day coaches, In
charge of an experienced tourist agent
will leave b. & o. Station, Washington
$40 a. m; leave Camden Station. Bal
timore, 9.05 n. m. Mt. Royal Station
911 q. ~. arrive Niagara Falls 1l0t
p. m, stopping at the following sta
tions.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
CUBA is LOST TO SPAIN
The London Times Says the In
surgents Win Never Yield.
MIR. CLEVELAND WAS cENsURBD.
A Havana Paper Denounced the President
For His Attitude on the Cuban Question.
weyler WIN Hold ToIon--AnarchIsts
Arrested In Barcelona.

For His Attitude on the Cuban Question.
weyler WIN Hold Toion--AnarohIsts
Arrested In Barcelona.
LONDON, Sept. s.-The Times this morn
ing publishes a lengthy letter from its Ha-
Fana correspondent, dealing with the state
Of affairs in Cuba, In the course Of which
40 says:
" Careful study for the past four months
oonvinces me that, despite serious LOSSES
the rebels are holding their own against
the troops The wealthy agricultural dis
trIcts are completely under rebel control
and the whole sympathy OF the islanders
is with the rebels. Even Havana, which is
more Spanish than any other town or dis
trict, is permeated with animosity toward
Spanish rule and is honeycombed with in
triguers on behalf of the rebellion.
1T Is quito false ~ call 1t a color strug-
gle. In the fighting ranks Of the insur-
gents the proportion is 20 per cent Of
whites TO 30 per cent Of negroes.
"Another fallacy is The rebel contention
that Spanish misrule originated the rebel
lion The crisis in the sugar trade was
much more formidable in fomenting tho
revolt. The struggle Is prolonged by the
facility with whoh the insurgents obtain
ammunition and stores of all kinds from
abroad and from every town in Cuba un-
der the noses Of the Spanish officials with
lmpunity, the seizure of contraband being
most rare.
Insurgents Are Bitter.
1T Is now too late TO compromise by
granting reforms. The Cuban insurgents
would not now accept full autonomy as
the price of yielding their arms. / say this
advlsedly after a careful examination OF
the situation from all points OF view.
Spain will be compelled to conquer or to
abandon the island. This irreooncilable
attitude Of the rebels is largely due TO the
/ wholesale execution Of rebels after sum
mary trial. These drastic measures only
/ increase the hatred Of Spain without deter
ring Yooruits from joining the rebellion.
Another reason is the hopeless pros
pect of any rehabilitation Of Cuban credit
| while the island is under Spanish domin
ion. Taxation must be heavily increased
TO pay the burdens of the war. Hence thl
people with vested interests prefer the risl
and uncertainties OF Independence coupled
with the earnest hope that at no cistan
date Cuba will become a state In tn
American Union.
A dispatch from Singapore TO The Time
says that the rebellion in the Philippine
Is spreading and is more serious than tn
officials admit
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
WAITER G. CIIEAVENs.

NOTICE.. PATRICK ]. LEONARD
the owner and occupant Of the house
situated at New Castle. In school District
No. As. New Castle hundred. county OF
New Castle and state of Delaware. in
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts of thc General Assembly la such
case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that 4 shall apply Ia writing % the
Court of General Sessions OF the iCace
and jail Delivery OF the State of Dela-
ware I'M aud for New Castle county. on
Monday. the 2lst day or september, leSo'
being the next term OF said court for a
license for said house. for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors IN quantities not
less than one half gallon. not TO be
drunk on the premises and the following
respect blo citizons OF said hundred rec
ommend the said application VIZ.
John Carlin. Patrick Easin.
John REYNOLDS ". l.. Chase,
lanes MrCirory james J. Ryan.
Michael IT, Reedey. James I. Brady.
John J. Reynolds, Frank tatan'
Pierce Jovce James II. I0mon.
Patrick fIc(srory Edward Givney.
PATRICk j. LEONARD.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09

James IT, Barber. OF Henry Clay,
has been granted an increase Of PEN
sion.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
l.axative ErOmO Quininc Tablets. Drug-
e.sts refund money If Il fails to cure. 25c-
Evening journal., 1896-09-09

and Chestnut Sts)..............1l.2
Arriving Niagara lis...-......ll.0O H. M
Round trip tickets, good ten days
$1,000.
Don't forget the date, Thursday. Sep
tembor 10th.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
rrnrNsr APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. WAITER g. CHEAVfllSS.
the tenant and occupant of the house
situated az the northeast corner ot Front
and Walnut streets. in the Second ward,
in the city Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware, IN compl-
ancc with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly In such chse
made and provided DO hereby give notice
that / shall apply I'm writing TO the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jau Delivery OF the state OF Dela-
ware in and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the .lst day OF September, being
the next term Of said court, for a license
for said house. az an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors no
less quantities than ono quart TO be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens of snid ward. at least
twelve Of whom are substantial frcchoiu-
org of said ward, recommend the sdid dp-
pncation. viz.
Michael Kenney. John Farnan
Charles H.. Sparks. John Tully.
Samuel HoCkhclmer Samuel g. Reed.
M Grady. Henry Ieldmcicr,
Andrew Croft AleX Maxwell.
j. ID. WigglcsNorth. Robert Kenyon.
Jacob Shcllcr. John III. Hubert.
John ID. Hall. George u. Mutt
Samuel R. Price, Martin H. Elliot
Frank llarNns Samuel Bell,
a. C0rbitt. Lewis Harris,
Andrew Casey, William II. barker
W. il. Bailey, Otto Sclcui
WAITER c. C1lEAVE-SS.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
for Carter to Montana Republicans.

Tor Carter to Montana Republicans.
I.ENA. Mon, Sept. 9-United States
Fnr Carter. who is in the east and
attend has written a lettor to the
Nllioan state convention which meets
today explaining the action of him
Ind the four other members of the
Nina delegation to the st. Louis con-
n in reserving the right of the Re
ian party of the state to accept or re-
DO declaration in favor of the restora-
Nd silver by international agreement
.8nator says i'm the letter:
II Republican holieve in free coinage
Aand protection to American labor of
merican industry. ! do not believe
e coinage coupled with free trade,
4 do not believe that free coinage with
Nada can bo successfully established
+ Faintained by our governments. The
tado pulley will render the establish
IL bimetallism an utter possibility.
Ntempt to secure free coinage in con.
Hon with FREQ trade IS Utopian
After looking tho whole situation
/ will DO found that tho Republican
Nias not declared IN favor OF the gold
brd, but i'm favor Of the restoration
Her. find in this particular that IT
from the opposition platform only
matter of method. ! believe that
Ipublican platform is ia this behalf
Enseryatiye. bat as between the ac-
Eco os the Republican platform with
ksoryative expression on this subject
he accepthnce of the Chicago plat
kglth its FREQ trade states rights, FREQ
Nd other Objectionable features
room 20 hesitate. ] believe it is the
fnd unquestionablo duty of the dele
FVho assemble under and in conform
kh the forms and usages Of the Re
Nan party of this state andas dele
REPRESENTATIVE OF the Republicans
aside here 20 place iu the field elect.
Eorable 20 Mckinley ana Hobart
E,rtv in Montana should, in my opin'
fdorse tho entire national platform
& as TO the feature declaring inicrne
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The total peach shipments over the
Delaware railroad to date IS as fol-
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Stette Is Il tllflIIet et /

Gs lit etDa 3ipei Doden ber, ba ipur.
ben in Qllbanp feds 0erreH Der Ner
Dpft Gtaatsgeleb9ebung In einem libel
beleltmoetei Oauie perbaftet, Ole lihin
elmer MnmnnoluuQ BON Gr6ndligfeit(D
Iburd ben Qlugeni1ein BON Der Ber=
berbtbeit Der iiinbiee1l WeIt iiber3eu9en
tprllten llnb Ii1 baber nit einigen
leidt geiNiiraten Ndmlein 81 elmer
6rofhbiipferei1 neutrality-suspicious.
bdtterl unb babel lultig gbampagner
fneipten. QllIe bieie Derren gaben ppr,
aus Stem Oorf 81 itaminerL obDDbl es
lid i'm poliaeigebdube fofort beraus=
lteate, oaB fie vGntel bonn 2anoe1 fei=
en-, ioaenannte ,0apleeos", auN oaB
fe su Der RlalIe Der Heforlner lno
9emperensler oeb6rten. gini9e oeriel=
ben itanDen fpgar in borberifer Geibe
iener Meltperbeiferer, bic flh 10 iebr
I'm bic Nettung ber perlornen Seelen
bes fiinbigen Gotban bemiiben.
Mebnlibes pdre aus unierm GDlum=
bus gu beridten, menn es ausfdme.
ginem unierer 9eform= Geiebaeber, eli
nem 9errn aus Cincinnati, TT es aus=
aefommen. Gonft ltol3 auf benz pfer=
be Der Moral paraoireno, permoAte er
ii elmer idtpahen Stunoe ben 2Dfun=
gen elmer fdmar3braunen Maib (oas
geimort besiebt lib bier nidt auf Die
Nu9en, ipnoern auf Die 0aut) ni1t
gu tuiberfeben, ct fiel ins NeB uno NOR
bumm senus, als er Die Girene per=
ihnunoen fano, auf Die poliseilfation
su laufen, um feline aroBe Oummbeit
bort an Die groBe 8lode gu bdn9en.
go iino Tie unb tDenn man uniern
Semperensbeiligen aaen 10 redt belle
binter Die Goulinen 5iinoen f0nnte, es
miirbe oa an mandem Srt ni6t gang
reinli1 ausguden.
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segem Des freiem gilbers.

Gin Correspondent bes in Walbing=
ton eri1einenoen ,Stonecutters eSDur=
nal" i1reibt aus Guatemala, baB er
aus ben Ser. Staaten na1 jenem 2an=
be sesangen lei auf @runo zines @On=
trattes, Der linn 9lrbeit gu einem 9age=
lobn bon $7 iiderte. Da ieoo6 Gua=
temalas Geloipitem auf Der Silbe r.
8aiis itebt, fano er. baB So. Ia in
borticem @eloe ni1t mebr als elm ame=
ritanii1er 9Ollar tpertb iinO, 10 oaB
mad bieiisem @eloe gere6net) iein
Saeelobn fib auf 1926 perringerte.
Gleioungsitiide fpiten bort a6t NAL 10
piel als in Stem Oorf. Roif uno S1laf=
ftele in einem giienbabnlager foltnl
$l0.50 Die Mo6e, in einem fleinen
9orfsaftbofe SIG. nWoraus Sic ie=
ben tperDen" ihreibt Der @orreipon=
bent voaB man nit 81 per Sag in
bieiem 2anoe ni1t melt tomlnt."
gu 3leiden 3uitdnoen mD6te bic
Silbermebrbeit unieres Senats Die Ser.
Staaten bringen ; bod iino giiidliber
g8eiie ibre Nusli9ten auf Grfolg nod
serinser als 1000 5u |.
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3tu etttt al AebdMat.

Sn st. 2ouis, Mo., tpuroe Oieier
Sage Sames 6ibseralo, uel6er am "a.
ylppember 1893 feline 8eliebte, Nnnie
ylaeiiens, ermoroet bat, sebdnst. Gs
erei9nete {id babel ber- -peinliAe 3mi=
i1enfal, baB Der 5trid rib uno Der
Delinquent, nadoem er fur3e 3eit ae=
baumelt bate, auf ben groboben unter
Dem @alaen fiel. 6ibserdlo, pel6et
oas 8epuBtiein nod niht petlpren
bate, tpurne oann na9 Der nabegelese=
nen Morsue setrasen, tlaAoem ibm Die
gerste Stimulansmittel seaeben batten.
Sn Der Worelle berblieb Der Sobesfan=
bibat unter arstlider Sbbut eine .Stun=
De lang, biz elm neuer, beherer Strid
bei6afft mar. Damn gelang es, Die
9inri6tung obne meiteren unfaa 81
pDaaieben.
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OeIO lueastt,u erfett

fheint Seoem, Der bapon bort, Elm Nar=
renltreid. llno bod sibt es genug
2eute, mel9e ibr @elo gum 5enlter BIZ
nausmerfen, obne oab lie es piellei6t
milIen. 9ieie perionen patroniliren
tbeufe QrSte, Obne Die sepiinibten Ste
iultate au erlaneen. Cine Sluitration
gu gorltebenoem gibt uns 9err @briit.
6epoenrei9 in Rop Centre, Wi6., in
folsenoem Sale 8or einiser 3eit 3u=
rid bDrte id bon elmer 6rau in unferer
Nadbari6aft, ipel6e ieit brei Sabrerl
trant mar. Die quite 6rau sog flint
Der belten Merate gu &atbe, ieoer baoon
berporraeeno in ieinem Sad, obne per=
manente 6eilung gu firoen. 60 mari
lie i'm 2aufe Der 3eit iiber $500 fir
9oftor=Ge9nun9en unb Mebiainen meg.
SD rietb ibr nun, es einmal nit bem
Mlpentrduter 8lutbeleber gu periu9en.
uno beitelte cine 6lai6e. S9on na9
Der erlten Jlaf6e fiiblte tie be1er uno
na6oem iie bier 6laiden sebrau6t bat=
te, mar lie gang berseltellt unb poll oes
9antes fir meinen Gatb Z; 6ornls Ml=
penfrautsr 8lutbeleber lolte in feinem
6aule feblen. Wlan bebenfe iebDH, DaB
Sprnis Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber feline
Mpotbefer=Meoisin lit. Gr fann nur
bon 2ofal=Ngenten ooer bireft bonn 6a=
britanten besogen ueroen. Seoe 6la=
ide trdst cine resiltrirte gfummer. geim
@infauf iebe man 3u, baB bieie nibt
ausrabirt Doer Derdnoert moroen lit.
@eitere Mustunft ertbeilt auf Wuni6
serne Sr. g. 6abrnep, liz -ll4 Siio
0ODne ADe., Chicago, SD.
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Ieinss SiitIi4lsitsz zyeraebsns psrbaftst

leines Giftli6 6Ieitsz zYeraebels perbaftet
liporOeIl
Sn Gourtelarp (gerner Sura) ipll
| eine papierfabrif os9riinoet lpernelt.
Die gutlituirte 8urseraelneinoe meroe
lih an BEN unternebnen betbeiligen.
oos Gleftrisitdtswerf Der .0Ouie" am
Doubs Die n6tbige Graft liefern.
Sn Der perHpllenen Sanlldg Na1t
brannte Der s5oBiduppeit oer yier=
brauersi @aBner i'm Nltenbera in Yern
ab. Gie Brallerei ielblt blieb nnbe=
iddoi9t. gBeil, lpie man iagt, nas
Sseuer aleidseitig an 3wei Stellen aus
bra1, uerlnutbet man 8ranbitiftllns.
Sn gleienbah (gern) 1T ein Sop-
pelbaus, Dem Sattler Sob. Graf unD
Dem 2anbnirtb @Ottirieo Hub 9eb0z
reno, sdnalib abgebrannt. Muh bier
permutbet man 8ranoltiftung.
9lm IL. Gebrnar paren es SO Sabre,
baB poli5eibauptmann 9iirIt i'm 9ienf
oes Staates Bern itebt. SIN 8ollbeiib
Der f6rperllben uno aeiltiaen Grdfte
feierte Der Snbilar i'm 8erein nit elmer
9lnsabl poli5ei= GffiSiere ben Sas ourh
Elm frobes Wsahl i'm @altbof gum
.Sternen. Bpn Der Mannihaft er-
bielt er cine pradtpole falligraphihe
gBiomuns.
Die Dor ca. Sabresfrilt in 2uaern
ins 2eben aerufene ihmeiSeriide Wa=
l6inenfabrif lit nunmebr fertig einge=
ribtet uno bereits nit ibren 6abrifaten
unter bem Namen u0eloetia Nabma=
idinen" auf Den Martt getreten.
Oie Burger @emeinoe Biiren a. ,.
u. (gern) bat beidlonen, an ben
Shulbausbau einen 8aarbetrag bon
Sr. 10000 gu leilten.
Sier ,baben mir prd6ti9es Wetter,
nur au id0nes fur ben 6ebruar menn
es 10 fort gebt, tperben Die Wielen balo
81 sriinen beginner; Die Staare ltno
bereits anselangt. ct.
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@nblid aehenn

I'm ben init besei6nsten GtatiOnsH iprrh aa 9
nal ongebaIten.
Mne Siqe t6giin Gonntags nmsgenpunieu,
Genauen MnihluB ffnbet man III Marieftd an BITE y.
Gt{enbohn ,nb DompfbouIe 0uf btm Dbio Slug, In
Gambri6qe an bic B u o. Dfflh rnb tpeitIi3 IN New
gomerst0,pn ON bic @. s. 8. q ct 2oui8 Gijsnbapn
Qb imb 6. q p n6rblib nnb 6itlid In WaHe9 SUMO
ticn nit ber 10. q s. g. unb Der UaneD 9iienbabn
O. 10. Yage, s. 6. 9abl0r,
q. .. Ct. q. Empt Erans.
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Cine 9elifatetie aus Der
Mtttte.

gines Der sr0bten Gelbdfte, ipel6e
paris nit Nabrunssmitteln perfeben,
fat einen Gleiider in Mlgier nit Der
2ieferuns elmer sroBen Menge BON Ra-
neelHeil1 beauftragt. Das GIeifd oes
Dromeoars slei6t febr bem Rinbfieifb,
bod 1T feline Safer fiirjer unb tpeniaer
bidt. Sunses Gameelfleii6 1T aarter,
als 2llbfleii6. Dos bette Stiid 1T Der
0oder, Der aber ldnger gefobt ,ueroen
muB. Sic gambler boffen na6 lleber-
ipinoun9 bes gorurtbeils' auf gldn3en=
De Geidaite, sumal auf Der ndhffen
Barrier Weltausitellung.
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0te @erle9mng ether 8att3en
SfnOf

nod einem anbern Orte, Der itrategiid
unb fommersie1 srDBere Wortbeile bie=
tet, miro gegenmdrtis i'm b0dlfen Vor=
ben &ublano's geplant. Gs banOelt
ii6 um Die @tabt Gola auf Der alei1=
ralnisen Salbiniel. Ser 8oriblao
bes @ouperneurs bon Mrbangelst, So.
ron gngelbarbt, Die @tabt nad eiilem
beKern 9afenpiab iibersufiibren, bat,
mie man aus ct. Petersburg sll be-
ridten tpeib, bic 3uitimmuns Der &e=
9ieruna erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

@robe 9ufresuns berridt CUR 3eit
i'm babiihen Sberlanb. Sn gpfenho=
fen I'M 2reiie WalDshut lit por einisen
Wo1en Die 6ebamme Wittpe Better
oas Dpfer zines 8erbrebens, tpie es
beibt eines 2nltmOrbes. geuoroen. Stun
lit als mntbmaBlider Sbater Elm bisber
hodgeadteter damn, Der prattiibe Mrst
Sr. Gelbner in Blumberg, Greis Bill
lingen, perbaftet tporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Nmdlcns Mrnifa Gable.

Die bette Galbe ii Der MeIt far
G6nitttpunoen, Geldniire, Sal3fuB,
sSieberipunben, 9lnsfdlag, aufgeiprun=
gene 0dnbe, Gro1tbeulen, 0ibneraugen
uno ale 6antausI6ldge, ioipie tie be-
ifimmt 0drnorrboiben beilt. Sic tuirD
garantirt, bic BETTE 3ufrisbenbeit ju se-
ben, pber bas @elo tpirb 5uriidgegeben.
prsis Is Gents per S6a6tel BEL 8. g.
Miller ~ 60bn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

! Sn ben asbisb- uilb wiIiesbarfer
GobIennlinen, pa.. no ieit Iouger 3eit
nur nuf halbe 3eit gearbeitet iDoroeily
III bic grbeit bonn 4. Wldr5 dl1 dnf 3
@tnnoen pet 9ae perldugtrt tuorosla ];
o6ttdlsisnO Nann iin6 bopolr bstrolltlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

81. @iIes' SeilmitteI maden seinnb.