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The evening times., 1896-10-10
DEMOCRATS IN POVERTY
Total Subscriptions Have Ag-
gregaied Oily 500, 900.
Mr.. SEWALL'S SMALL CHECK
Bryan Gave $1,000, Though Poor
Man, Hut His Running Mate, Ont of
His Great Wealth, Gave Only SIO,
OOO- Result of "a Weeks CanvassiDS
In New York, $4,Is6.


Some interesting statements regarding the
real condition OF the treasury of tie Demo-
crat.c natIouai committee have been made
from reliable sources within two or three
days.
It is certain that, while the word has
gone quickly forth from Mark Hanna that
the Repubi cans shall '.quit flowing and
saw wood, - the Democrats are in no position
to give such advice to their own workers
on account of the oeplorable lack Of funds
1t is no new thing for the Democrats to be
short OF campaign funds, but the real state
of Their poverty has not before been gen
orally known.
II IS sJa,eu reliably that the total uslfruct
of the Efforts OF Senator German and Can
didate Sewail TO raise campaign funds in
New York city last week footed up less than
$1,000. The exact amount as given by i
man closely acquainted with Mr.. st. John
is 81 lS6, OF which 81, 600 was contributed
by a Tammany candidate and $l36 by GER
ta.nemployesof the New York custom house,
who do not desire their names mentioned lest
they may be accused OF offensive PARTISAN
ship.
The story that Mr. sewall had given his
personal check for $15. 600 turns out to
be cruel canard. and So. john iSTijunl, it
is said, can scarcely keep the tears back
when he tells of it.
The evening times., 1896-10-10
A CIVIL ENGINEER
OF the 3. & O. r. r.
Testi les for
Dr.WaIker.

Mr.. ]. L. Price. a civil engineer by pro-
fession. and a resident OF Bowie. Nd: 50 ys
have been in the employ OF the Il. OK.
r. for the past six years, and during that
time have been sufferer from nervous
exhaustion, headache. insomnia. and al.
ways felt tired ana weak tiled doctors
and patent medicines without benefit. Since
placing myself under DR.. Walkers care my
general health has improved, my nerves
iiiivc again bernme steady, my memory
good. sleep and eat well. and. in fact,
feel like new man. THE hundreds OF
testimonials publish cd by DIR. Walker should
ar; CUNE> MHtcN O.nEK tAiL
The evening times., 1896-10-10

Hay Fever and Catarrh Relieved
i'm 10 to 90 Minntes.-One short puff
of the breath through the blower, supplied
with each bottle of Dr. "A gne W S catarrhal
powder, diffuses this powder over the sur
face of the nasal Passages. Painless and
delightful to use. II relieves INSTANTLY
and permanently cures cata rrh. hay fever
colds, headache, sore throat, tcnsiIit,s,
and Deafness so cents
Sold by F C. Williams & Co, 9Th and F
sts; T. E. Ogram, 3th and Pa. ave, and
GillmaD's Pharmacy, 627 Pa. ave.
The evening times., 1896-10-10

The Times Real Estate Burean will not
hereafter, De open in the evening. except
by appointment previously arranged Tor
the convenience of patrans who are unable
10 attend To s'icii matters during the usual
hours OF business.
The evening times., 1896-10-10
DURING
OCTOBER.
The SO Opportunity is
Open to ALI.

Tile Renewal Of the 81 Offer Made
by Doctors Mccoy and cowden VIII
BE, in Spite of the Throngs of Pa
tients, COnscientiously Maintained
Until November LIST.
The evening times., 1896-10-10
1 ARainst -[O~NN Fountains
1 feat OtX Bottles IS cents z
Kola, the best heart and nerve
stimulant. without reaction. in the
world. Pepsin. the greatest digest
i've known. Phosphates for brain.
reNe and stomach.

A. W. STEWART 8 CO., Proprietor
Broadway 6 3stb ST., New York
Principal Depots where the Genuine Pep-Ko.a
Is sold In Washington, d. G.
.;=rnuel r. Sto;t sos Pennsylvania Ave, N. W.
Acker d Kenner, l419 Pennsylvania Ave, N. W.
&. 6. c. Simms, New York Ave. and 18th ST., N. w.
Walter o. Davis, nth and G Sts.
C.has. p. kein, 1913 18th ST., N. W.
TX. Helphenstine. i4h and X Sts., N. w.
Thos. X. Shaw. 7th aud Sts., N w.
{ W. Hodges. Pernsylvsnia Ave. and I'd ST
Alex s. Daggett. sol Vermont Ave N. W.
G.. A. Prentiss. sth ard X SITS. N. w.
Drew's Drng Store. f0tonnecticut Ave
]. e. Brown. eth st. and Rhods lsl.nd Ava
Guy NJ. Neiiev & Co.. 2ji 18th ST. >. +.
The evening times., 1896-10-10

comedy. "Peck's Bad Boy" renovated and
improvedup 10 date. comes tothe isi Jou Fam
lily 1heater, commencing Monday, ior
week, with Il Special Iauies' ana ciildrens
natIBees every afternoon at special prices.
THERE'S lot Il moment tiiat the play uOcsh {
arrange for something lively ou the stage,
jhciuentai TO the H,isciIicvous reprcseutBtfJn
Of The title role or his victims, anu III cx
Ceilent acting company display theserequirc-
ments at their best.
New scenery, new costumes, aud lot OF
first-class musical. singing and dancing
speciaities are among the plcasiDg noS elites.
Dot KarrUli leafs the organization In the
prFcipai part. and is ably assisted by Fred
Wenzei. bert HOie Julie Franks AMI others.
Comedian Billy Barry, who comes to the
Academy with his successful Irish neri-
can comedy, The Rising Generation
can justly lie called the leading Irish come
+ dian of America. His work is not only ire
sistibly funny, hut il is thoroughly natural
and artistic. The Rising Generation
gives him an excellent opportunity for the
display or his rare qualities and enables
hun tn keep an audience in cbOntinuai
roar of laughter while he is on the stage.
The company surrounding Mr- Barry Is an
unusually large one and comprises sC-nc eX-
ceilent talent, each member beng engaged
with view 10 lis fitness FOR the character
=
compl shed daughter. LYDIA, whose sing
ing IS always heartily enjoyed; Miss May
Donabue, Joseph Davis, Samuel II. Forest
and james II. Manning, who Goes some
capital acting as the guileless professor,
Tire opposite part 10 that played by Mr.
Barry.
TIE Rising Generation" will be given
with all the original scenery, effects, etc.
used the New Gorkproduction. Mr. Barry
= "a N fft OF
good, pure, wholesome comedy VIII surely
give him IA warm reception on next Monday
night.
Manager Kernab Will present next week
Harry Martcifs grand Southern produc-
ton, THE South Before the War" n
Nest excellent attraction tfat has com
manded the best audiences wherever pro-
duced. Il large company, numbering fifty
people, rev scenery ana ctacr. improve
ments. forms one of the best shows on the
stage ~ he seen this season, ana should,
without doubt. play 10 the capacity OF the
house.
The opening scene, which pictures the
return Of On cld slave to- the plantation.
introducing the entire company, together
with Interesting episoCes OF slave life
darsey amusements Of ante-bellum days,
buck and wing dancing Jubilee singing
Of the meritorious kind. The pa slime on
the Ievee introduces the realistic Iardfng
OF that famous Old Mississippi steamboat
Robert r.. Lee. tie scene In this plrticular
being most interesting.
The camp meeting un Frog Island and the
cake walk are also twovery attractive fca-
tures aud tie pickaninny land Of seven
teen little darkies are highly amusing.
There viii be = big street Parade. in which
the entire Company will lie seen, starting
at / O'clock from the flnoYnr
The evening times., 1896-10-10
Hay Fever and Catarrh Relieved

The Sunday Times, with It's Local
Features (iIlustrated), for three cents.
The evening times., 1896-10-10
Study yinhospl.aIsof London ami Dublin ssl
Formulation of regular treatment for
Chronic :rntihies rs a result of hospital


chronic troubles rs "A result of hospital
experience 1851
Formulation OF regular treatment for
The cure of catarrhal. bronchial and
lung ulSefSeS 1888
Annou,Ice.DenIor Dr. Mccoy y'scurcs1irsG
introduced voluntarily by we'll known
journalists. with pictures and inter
views of patients cured. April ...... SS4
Dr. Mccoy treatiugoveron one Thousand pa
Extension of office facilities by employ
inertof students from Bellevue. 1SSb-1S66
The second visit TO Europe fur further
hospital study and inspection:
Serving in the laboratories or Prof. Koch.
db AtIliu 1SSo
Study in CharitIe Hospital of Perrin and
Royal Clinic under V on Bergmann 1881
Formulation of n system Of medicine
based on the discovery of poison ID the
blood as the origin of disease .......1SS1
The system perfected by application
ana @ pertinent in eases selected from
rr. McCoy's practice ..1SS2
The world startled by Dr McCoy's Dis
covery OF d cure for Deafness. Sep
Location OF a rational pra acticc in Wash
ington. March 2S.. 1885
The evening times., 1896-10-10
sEwALL ANp HIS CASH

Mt. seWdlf anu MS money are not tdsHy
parted. and when he was approached by
Senator Jones on the subject OF campaign
funds he pulled out The precedent established
by the late William II English, the million
aire banker of Indianapolis, who filled the
second place On the ticket with Gen. Han
cock soIDe years ago.
Mr.. EHglish WAS also prudent maD. aud
limited his contribution to $4,000. Mr..
sewail consiuers this fit example to fol-
low. But the Democratic managers have
Lot yet lost hope OF obtaining further sub
scriptiOns from the running mate OF heir Bo:
Orator.
81 John points with pride to the facttbat.
although Mr.. Bryan is q poor man. and pays
nnly Si3 taxes annually upon his entire
edleState and personal property V. he has fur
nished a beautiful example by contributing
$1,000 to the Democratic treasury. his
money. however, is said 10 have been fur
nished 10 Mr.. Bryan by an admirer in Ne
Draska, who wanted to have him stand well
on the books, and set pace for other ccr-
tributors. This adnirer is said to be Mr..
John f. Creighton. who has the reputation
of being the wealthiest man III Omaha q I'd
famous as philanthropist and giver To
causes from which 10 material return is
expected.
Mr. Creighton is large owner OF silver
mines, raDcics. railways and other Western
properly, and is Vice president Of tie First
National Banl; of Omaha
JOHN X. MCLEAN.
He has always been a strong Democrat,
and much 10 the surprise of his friends joined
the free silver movement and was a dele
gate 10 the Chicago convention. Mr.. Crcieh-
ton has been a great aGmirer Of Mr. Bryan
ever since tie latter came prominently
before the public as a politician
T Thetotal subscriptions collected by Treas
urer st. John 10 date are less than SEQ ,OoO.
This, however. does not include the bills
paid from his private bank account, which
are sad TO amount to nearly $40 900. He
eXpecss TO lave this money refunded to
him, but if Bryan is defeated it 5 coubtfui
II he viii ever get it,
John X. Mclean has given SO ,0G0 TO
Chairman Jones personally. When thc com-
mirtee struck the Washington Gas Light
man for more, hc told them he would give
as much as the average given by the five
largest contributors; divide that amount
by five and duplicate it, The committee
has not yet accepted his offer, but VIII
probably do so before the close of the
camplion
The evening times., 1896-10-10

Copies of Doctor McCoy's Mono
graph on Deafness VIII ne mailed on
application to those directly inter,
ested in the cure of this condition
The evening times., 1896-10-10

That perennial favorite ,ana enjoyable
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17

9au besriFene Stdnbebaus in 3eit
bon brei Mo&en fertis gu fte1en. UNI
baKelbe benz goar uno @efolse als
Mobnung anaupeiien. 300 Wrbeiter
iparen Na@t unb Sos bei4dftist unb
bas @ebGube purbe an, leBten sgrei>
tag. etnea Sag Dor gintreHen bes
G3aren. polIenbet. Die Rdume tpaz
rem iiberrei9 aussefattet.
81. Petersburg, 8. Sept. Die
~Nopoe Wrempa" ma&t bic ni@tise
Mnsabe, bab bic 9eiie bes gaaren
aeiete. maj, fei in Berlin. Mien, pa>
ris unb ct. Petersburg bon Der Notbz
nenbisteit semeiniamer Mction iiber<
5eust, nm bic politii&en pldne 9robs
britanniens, tpie biefelben tlrali9 Bel
ben @orednsen in Der Strict oHenbar
purben, gu bintertreiben.
Sn benz b~etreHenben Mrtitel mirb
aud o~nseseben. bab bic enslii&en
3eitunsen Der polittt @robbritanni=
ens @rfols propbeaeiben, neil Giirit
2obanotpz Moftobsti. Der rufiii4e Mi=
niiter bes Musudrtisen, elmer Der Be-
beutenbften Opponenten @nslanb's,
ftarb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Harbiae yerbre@er,

pittSbur4 pa., 8. sept.
Grib am Morsen bra@en bier NeSer
Bel @m. Marfb. einem promintnten
RunitbGnbler in 9omeiteab, Elm, um
gu iteblen unb tpabri@einli@ nod Elm
{deubli9eres @erbre&en gu perilben.
sic brongen in bas S@lafaimmer Der
bret SD@ter bes 9errn Mtarib Elm
unb als lie entbedt purben, ma&te ei>
ner b.r Meser ben @eriu&, ;Trdulein
@nnie Marib gu ermiirsen. Der @a>
ter, tpel@er erpedt purbe, elite feine1
&i1bern gu 9ilfe unb bic Neser ent>
floben. Giner bon ihnen, S1aae
Mius, iprang aus einem Geniter beg
apeiten Stodtperts unb perlebte fid
babel 10 i4tper, bab' ct tpabrf4etnli4
fterben tpirb. Die anberen >purben
;balb barauf perbaftet. IS berri4ts
una<beure @rbitterun9 se9en bic yee:
DER unb etpa 1000 2tute rotteten ft@
3ufammen, I'M, bieielben gu linden.
iebo@ ,purben lie bon Der Yoliaet
beimli@ aus benz Orte 9et4aftt arh
in bas beige @efdngntB sebra@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
3ebnt Sie Nomtnation al.

G4icago, -. sept. @eneral
Sobn 6. 8lad, tutl4er bon ben @ut=
9elb + Demotraten BON Suinois uls
@anbibat fir bas Mmt bes @ouber<
neurs aufsefe1t tporben NOR. bat on
ben @oriiBenben bes Staatsz @omites
einen 8rief seri@tst. in tpel&em Ct
ii@ tpeisert, bic domination an5unebz
men. &r iett auseinanber, bab er
bic @bre, bic ibm bur& bic Nomina<
tipn gu 9beil sepurben, tpobl gu f@az
ben lpiKe, feline @anbibatur uiirbe
aber ridts Mnberes bebeuten, ais entz
tpeber benz einen pbtr BEN a1beren Der
beiben; @anbibaten Sanner unb Mltz
selb gu i&aben unb na@ e~ingehenber
prufung ber @a@laee lei ct gu benz
5nti&lub %setommen, bic Domination
.ab3ulebnen. 81
80. e.. Gorman bon ct. Clair
Gountp purbe BON benz Gomite an
@teIe bes 9errm 8lad gum @ouperz
neurs : @anbibaten aufgeite1t. IN
,@tele bes Germ Gorman ,purbe y.
@amuels BON G6icugo gum @anbiz
baten fir bas Mmt bes @eneralz@n=
palts beftimmt. p ,. ...-.4 ,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Ter porwtk:ae ri.

Miugara sails, e.. g.. z.
@ept. 81 Sung Chang uno feline Be-
sGeiter trafen @eitern bier Elm, tonnz
ten aber in Golse beg @esens, mel4er
big INN 3 ubr Mo@mittags anbielt.
ni@t mad bieier 3eit ben MaRerfal
unb bic anberen Sebenspiirbigte ten
in @ugenf&ein nebmen. SIN Ma14iz
nenbauie ber Niagara Sans pomer
60. fto9erte 81 Sung Chang, neu9ie<
rig, tpie getp0bnlt&, nit ieinem @paz
5ieritode an einem BET elettrif4en Up
parate berum unb Der @tod purbe
linn beftig aus Der 9anb gei4leuz
ST tpar natiirli@ iebr %erftaunt
iiber bic Mirtung bet ameritanii4en
'@lectricitdt, jebo@ nahm CT sliidli@er
Meiie teinen S4aben. Snbeb gez
lanete Ct gu benz S@lufe, bab ct gez
mug 9efeben babe unb tebrte in feline
3immer i'm 9otel 3uriid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
BrDan III Chicago.

.,@bicaso, 8. Sept. Die 9aupt'
feier bes Mrbeitstases fanb setter1'
@4ubenpart in Safe @tetp ftatt,
mo Observation-Disclosures mm: 5.
cine Mebe bielt. Der part
mar 9epadt boll, unb piele tonnten
iiberbaupt teinen 3utritt er9alten.
Wie ibli4, tpurben Is Gents Gtntrttt
,bere&n.t, bdtte iebo@ 9err @rpa1
'bies sepubt, 10 bdtte ct ii& sstpsieert,
au fpre@en, 'ba Ct nur oHentli@e Hez
ben balten min, gu benen Sebermar,1
3utritt erbdlt. Die Geter tpar Elm
iGamilienpidnid b.r @augetoerti@atz
ten unb otrltef in semiitblt&er @eiie.
Ser Mnbrans tpar 10 9rob, baB meb>
rere Trauen in Sbnmadt Felen, uno
!9err 8rpar, erfu@te oerf&iebentlt@,
Dem @ebrGnse gu tpebren. 81. 5beo=
bor 8artb bon Berlin, Elm Mttglieb
beg beuH4m @ei@stuses, pel&er na4
Mmerita tam, um bic hieiige politit
gu ftubiren, pobnte auf @inlabung
bon 9err11 Brpar1 benz Gefte Bel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Vou Guba.

Rem Oort, 9. Sept. @eftern bat
@enor pierra, Elm Mitslieb bes @rez
cutipausi9uKes Der eubanii4en Sum
ia in biefiger Stabt in @rfahruns sez
bra&t. bab bic ipanii&e @esisruns
fir ben 3ransport bon 10000 Mann
@erfartuns fir Cuba dieben Dumpfer
ge9artert bat. @ie es beibt, limb bic
ge@arterten @@iFe 'oer r@ufc" BON
ber @bite Star 2tnie, ber @unnarbz
Dampfer .@ania," Der rpegu" bon
Der @lassomer Clinic, unb bic DAM
pier r2orb @lipt," Slough" ~Montez
pibeo" unb rGolon." Nur elmer biefer
Der rMontepibeo," fiibrt bic
1panii&e Glasse. Die ipanii&e Re-
gierun9 beabfi9tist. pie perlautet,
NIT bie1en 9ransportbampfern mos
notli@ 10000 Mann auf Cuba gu
lanben. 4ierra iaste: ISL far@ten
ii&, bic 1rrppen in ibren eiget,en
'S&i#en beriberaubrinsen; lie pifen.
bab bic @ubaner Is ii& atpeimal tibet
leaen piirben, Elm unter frember Glasz
&c fabrenbes s@iH in bic 2uft gu
iprensen, bab lie aber teinen Musenz
bid 30gerr tpiirben, bies NIT etaen'
fpanii@en @@iFe gu tbun." >.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Gin afeiienoer perfMtpmteea.

Butte. Mont, II. Sept. Der
EMBELLISHMENTS CHARLES Rins Gatrz
@tlb, pelder perf4iebene Gan Granz
ciscoer Sutpelensei4dfte pertritt unb
i'm bieiisen McDermott 9otel" absez
ftiesen mar. ptrb ieit benz 3. Sep>
TENDER bermibt. Man elaubt, baB Ct
in einem 4nfal bon Srriinn fortsez
tpanbert ober bab er bas Opfer zines
@erbre4ens 9etporben. Die poliaei
lit Bis iebt, troB uQer 8emubunsen,
nt@t i'm Stanbe setpeien. eine Spur
bon ibm gu fnben. H.
Sc Snbalt ieines M~uitertoHers,
ben ct i'm !9otel auridselaKen, III
$5,000 mertb. Die Girmen in San
Groncisco, pel&e 5air&ilo pertrat.
boben bereits ttl.srapbtf9 UNI ueberz
ienbuns bes RoHers eriu&t, bod Der
@igmtbumer bes 9otels mirb benielz
ben muir einem periDnli@en @ertreter
Der in Graae tommenben Jirmen
i~ibereeben. Gair&tlb mar IS Sabre
alt unb Der Sobn zines betannten
@olbfeber= s5abrttanten.
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Ratter uno Rtntter.

Berlin, 8. Sept. Der rGau
Broniart", in boppelttr 8ebeutuns ee>
nommen, min nod ni@t 5ur @u4e
tommen. Cine ab~enteuerli4e @rtld>
rung bes @b1&iepes bes friberen
RriesSminjiters brinst bic rpoiener
3eituns" nit folgenber Daritelluns:
@dbrenb ber 1ebten Teftungsmanoper
BEL 9born, propin3 Weftpreuben. ent<z
tpidelte ber Rai}er umfansrei4e
Sheen fir bic 8efefisuns. Die an<
@enerdle ftimmten~ {ammt<
li& tbie5en Sheen .3u. nur Der Rriess=
minifter @tneral b. 8ronfart mics
lG4elnb auf ben &oitenpuntt bin.
,Wenn i4 aber befeble, bic Soften
aufaubrinsen9" = Damn limb, fs
au@ nod ni@t b." e~ntgegnete ber
Miniiter. Da falutirte Der &aifer
ben Miniiter unb fraste i'm b0bni{4:
r9aben ibes Rriessminiiters Maieftdt
nod fonft ettpas gu befeblen9" S@on
bamals ertparteten bic Off3iere, tpel>
DE 3eu9er bieies 8or9angs tparer,
bab Der Rriessminifter 3uridtretet
perbe. @erabe bic Mbenteuerli@teit
bieier Darftenung benefit, pie 9rob
bic l1nsetpibbeit 1T, tpel&e benz ~Ga1
8roniart4 seseniber INNER nod
berri@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
OF Nemermebrleute 8et6otet.

8enton 9urbor, Mi4, 8.
Sept. @orgeitern fritz am Morgen
brannte Spores Opernbaus, bas i9on>
ite I'M fiibmeftli@en Mi@igan, noQ>
itdnbis nieber. Ginf3ebn Geuermebrz
1eute tpurben unter ben Srammern
Der einftiir3enben Mauern besraben
unb elf bon ibnen get0btet. Die anbe>
rem tpurben 10 i4ne1 berlebt. bab an
ibrer MISUNDERSTANDING ge3peifelt
ptrb. Ser Geueri@aoen belduft fi@
auf $4,000. Das Geuer brad cine
halbe Stunbe na@ beenbeter 8orftel
lung aus. Das @ebGube fiiqte ii4
bonn @rbgef@oFe Big gum bierten
Stodmerte NIT einem eritidenben
Rau@e unb ebe nod bic Geuerpe6r eiz
men ein3igen MaKeritrabl auf bas
brennenbe @ebdube ri4ten tonnte,
braden bic Glamme1 auf alien @eiz
ten berbor. Mdbreno bic Geuertpebr
bamit bei&dftigt mar, 2eitern an
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17
Nret9etpro@en

.Seban, Ras.. 13. sept. Sn benz
,pegen Grmorbuns Sobn Graaee's &C.
gen 80. ). 8urgeb anseitrengten proz
3efe permo@te ft@ bic Surp niht gu
tinisen unb tpurbe entlaFen. @lf BEL
@d&morenen -tparen fir Greiipres
dung. .
"Iraaee tpurbe balb .barauf ermorz
bet, nad1bem Ct cine 9erbe nit 9e1as=
feber bebafttten Rinbpiebs na4 Ranz
las 9ebra@t batte. Seine Mngeb0rtz
gen bebaupteten, Ct. lei BON @ieb3u4z
tern ermorbet porben unb 1auf ibre
Musfasen lin tpurbe m. 5. Burger
perbaftet. Die Mngele9enbeit bat {eti
mebreren Sabren Dor ben @erthten
9ef4mebt, obne baB ir9enb Elm &eiulz
tat er3ielt tporben tpare.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-17

empfansen unb ben Giorb
'binaufseleitet. 4n beiben llfern ent'
lang tparen bic @ebdube unb SaiFe
in srobartiser Wetie NIT Gabnen be-
torirt unb als bas S@if bes Gorz
iders ben Giorb b~inaufubr, saben
bic Rriessi@iHe Ranoneni@iFe ab
rnb bic an ben llfern ftebenben Menz
fdenmensen eaben man4 bonntrnbes
'Qebebo4 auf has Wobl bes mutbtsen
6oriders aus. Or. Damien begab
ii4 mad benz tDniSli@en palaie. mo
Ct bon R6nis Ostar unb benz Rronz
prinaen berali@ ,besriibt tpurbe. Dim
Mbenb tpurbe ibm gu @bren elm
@taats= 8antett peranitaltet, pGbrenb
benz Der RSnis Dr. Manfen nit benz
@roBtreua bes St, Olaforbens beehrz
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Sat 0enu0 Sobott.

Mom, 10. Sept. Dte italtenii@e
@esierun9 Fat folsenbe balbamtli4e
Moti3 CUR miberleguns bes @eru&tes
erlaFen, baB fi@ General 8albtfera
na@ Mfrita begeben babe, um etnen
neren Gtlbous segen bic Mbehpnier
Scr r.rte .Gelbaus in @befpnien
beittbt MUIR IL Dem @ebirne Der getlrz
porter ei,er Ra@epolitit, Die @e9iez
rur1g best teine Beiorsnib <beaiigli&
ber 'bortisen @u@lase unb es baden
tetne 9ruppen 8efebl erbalten, bort
ibin abaustber. b@enerul 8aloif era
1T einem 1@on felt langer 3eit gefaez
tenn 8ej@luTe semdb abgeretft. @enez
raj @allas, tpel4er nit Der 2eituno
ber Observation-Disclosures betraui
1T, tpirb i'm begleiten."' .,..-..-~.~.a ~ w.,
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eas Gaarenpaar In eeutt@1ans.

9aS O~3arenpaar III 9euttbIano.
Berlin, 9. Sept. Sic GeFli@z
teiten, tpel@e gu @bren bes .G3artnz
paares in Breslau g~efeiert tpurben,
ftnb in ibrem @baratter abnli@ bieiel=
ben, bic INNER fit berartise @elese1z
beiten porberettet tperben. Die feit1i9
gei@midten Strabtn tpuren pdbrenb
Der ganoen .:3eit nit Manen bon 2eu<
ten an9efii0t, bic beim Mnbltd ber ei=
ben 9erri@er .9urra9 f@rten. Die
SruppenmaTen boten etnen iiberaus
impoianten @nblid. Die 9iBe ber
lebten beiben Sage ipar erftidenb.
Dte gauge Stabt prangte in Teftz
i4mud. Ser Stabtratb bat 1907
900 Marf perausgabt fir @@miiz
dung BET GFentli9en @ebGube. Die
Detorationen in 8reslau finb meit
'pra4tboller als bic beim 8e1u9 bes
@%5arenpaares in Wien. Da i'm tai
ierli4en @4lob ni@t genug plaB fir
ben @5or unb ben Raifer 9lei@3eiti9
par, tpurbe 8efebl ertbeilt, bas i'm
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Ser Gsat IN aopenba8en.

.Ropen9agtn,. ID. Sept. Der
.G5ar unb bic @3arina trafen bon Rtel
aug bier Elm. Sie tpurben Bel ibrer
2anbung bon benz a1nig unb BET
R1nigin bon Ddnemart, benz Rronz
prin3er unb ber Rronprtn3effin, BET
prin3effin bon Males unb anberen
Mitgliebern bes bdnii4en R0ntgsbauz
les empfangen unb na@ benz 8ernz
ftorHT4en @@loKe geleitet. Der @3ar
unb bic @5orina unb ber R0nig unb
bic &0nigin Don Ddnemart fubren
in einem fe@sfpdnntgen Wagen bur@
bic feftli@ gei@midten 9auptftraben
unb &purben iiberal bon Der 5ablretz
den Menq> nit begeiiterten 3rr"fen
beariiBt. ,
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y ormmnot@att tlr Den Sultan.

~ ~NsvVNS wv WV
Berlin, 8. Sept. Die @onfez
ren3, tpel&e 5tpii&en benz &aiier, benz
@3ar unb ben leitenben beutf4en unb
ruFiii@en Diplomaten itattsefunben
bat, fo1 einen melt lpi@ti9eren 0erz
lauf gebabt baben, als man Dorber
annabm unb ion in Mabrbeit cine
,nere @ertdnbisuns ber Md4te ansez
babnt baben, ptt@e pieQei4t bas
@@idial ber 9irtet enti@eiben tpirb.
Ser Mei@stanaler Tiirt 9obenlohe
unb BET ruifii@e @efanbte in Berlin,
@raf bon OitenA@aden baben einen
glar in 8eratbuns, ben Sultan unter
bic Muffi@t Der Dertrtter ber abenbz
ldnbif@en Md@te in @onftantinopel
gu fte1en. Dieielbtn iollen ntat nur
bic 3uiammenfebuns bes tirtH&en
Miniit>riums, fonbern au4 bic St.
nennuns ber @ouperneure fir bic
probin3en controqiren.