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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
DR.. WIN. A. BOxell,
Physio-rledical Specialist.

DIR. Boxell is a graduate of the Physio-
Medical College Of Indiana. lndianapoils.
Ind. Il member Of the American Associa,
s sssss.ns y Of physoMsaea
and Surgeons md chairman OF anc See
ton of Gynecol0gy Diseases OF Women).
and an honorary member of several other
medical societies.
over three years OF q very large and
successful practice Il this oi'y alis state ne
reputation is not built upon false claims.
or quack methods.
Physo. Medicalism means Natural Med.
means no disease produced Or injury
done. IL means the most successful sys-
tenn Of medicine known.
. 9as Of q .r n Ss .mSe" yA0nns' nny
Physios are the only school OF medicine
possessing the dawning OF a medical sci
AN chronic diseases Of the Eye. Far.
Nose. Throat. Lungs. Heart. Stomach.
LIVER, Bowels, Kectnm. Kidneys, Hiaddcs.
Blcod. Skin. Nervous System and Dlseases
Of p Mosn Of skwf nmsyn rssSs more ability
and skill In their treatment than any
other class Of discusses. DR., Boreii cures
cases m which all other methods OF treat
Special Diseases 81 Men. young. middle
AGED and old. cured after the most emil
nent specialists In other schools OF medi-
The Alcohol Morphine ena Z T Mss, &c,
method ne Ineksat ~ ssr ssso, .ss v
o on ,nI snoa or kn SHnse eha a"'o'uS "
ton free. An medicine furnished.
The PhUSlO- Medical Institute, |
Rooms ~ and 20. Mason Block. Main
QfASs he.rs n - : = s - 7 y
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7s4!S| RELIGIOUS 1LQE1n

which is most degrading. The democratic
Christian church has a right to make de-
mands and TO enforce them.--Rev. l.. Nj
Fairchild. Unitarian, Troy, n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

BLASTS FROM RAMS HORN.
,,v. suffers. but II never. forsakss:
TSs vorid hss ben robbed ~ ~ -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

LOVE- f-enouncing love--!s
region. and nothing else can he worthy
of the name, love. that is blind to self
and that sees others only; love, that
knows each true life lives for all and all
for each; love. that mounts to heaven by
stoopsng to the lowllest need OF earth
Rev. T. II. Johnson, Baptist, Lynn. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

h,,cA rroy--Educn'son Is not COM
" Nth The graduation at school. 1t
~ process rs erdle 81 as eternity
kyRsy. I. j. Mackay. Episcopalian.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

cHANGE.-While tho seasons must
change, human hangs must pass from IN
fancy to childhood. from manhood to oiu
age and human FRIENDSHIPS become a
thing of the past while society must go
on changing like n kalcidnscope. nations
rise and fall and one era Of civilization he
superseded hy another. Jesus Christ VIII
rcmnn unchangng and unchanssable. -
Rev H. III. Barbour. Baptist, Columbus.
Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

u...na Is q summary Of the principal
w recently delivered in the uni;cu
. and Canada by the nel,r soa,ns ie acne
ws,sn,x Of the Chmst.an fatth. IN
,sMance the text has been carefully
"a abbreviated:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

OUTSIDE THE CHrRCH.-Thc Chris
tian outside. tho church is in an Immature.
position. lie Is always liable to topple
the advantages that Christ md all the
apostles enjoyed and needed He Is de-
prived of much hat God had Planned
lace Nutting Congrcga.lonaiist. pnovi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

krrRY OF THE HuMAN-.There
|searh mysteries IN one man to occu-
Mole lifetime to study. We don't
"a ieach birds TO sirg.--Rev. j. il.
= Methodist, Pittsbrrg.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
CLEARANCE SALE.
Annual Dead Letter Auction Now 4,
Progress.

Annual Dead Letter Auction Now In
PrOGress.
The annual clearance sale Of the dead let
ter office began this morning at the auction
rooms OF NJ. B. Latfmer g. Co., on 18th
street between F and G streets Several
thousand parcels are enumerated In the
catalogue, and a more motley collection of
articles it would be difficult to imagine. The
auction rooms were crowded when the sale
began at 10 o'clock this morning, and many
were the opportunities to secure bargains.
albeit one is never quite sure what he has
purchased until he has the chance TO open
his package. The contents of the packages
make up In variety what they lack in homo
geneity. There Is pretty much everything
in the collection. from a piece of gun metal
to pair Of corsets. from a copy Of the
latest popular novel in indecipherable
Scotch to a pair of partially soiled hose for
small child. The prices were only fair
and many of the purchasers this morning
who bid trthing sums tor packages found
that they had secured considerably more
than their moneys worth. 1t u quick
sale with small profits. and little time is
lost In hagSiing over bids. Few of the
packages brought more than dollar. al
though many Of them were worth q good
deal more than that. The sale viii con-
ing at o'clock until the entire stock Of
goods is disposed OF. 1t is fine chance to
secure Christmas presents at low prices,
for when the government goes into the
bargain. counter business 1t does 1t in first
class style.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
TARIFF HEARINGS.
Arrangement for Them Made by tn
House Ways and Means Committee,


House Ways and Means Committee.
The ways and means committee of the
House today decided to begin hearings on
them for two weeks.
The program for hearings adopted by
the committee follows:
Monday, December Is, schedule A. chem
icals, oils and paints and schedule H, spir-
it's wines and other beverages.
Tuesday, December 20 schedule I, cotton
silk gcods.
Wednesday, December 80, schedule E,
sugar and n1olaSSes.
Thursday, December 81, schedule d,
wood and manufactures of, and schedule
NJ, pl lip, rsrers and books.
Saturday. January 2 schedule ], fax,
hemp, jute and manufactures of.
Monday, January ., schedule F, tobacco
and manufactures of.
Tuesday, January 3, schedule G, agricul-
tural products and provisions. including
live animals. dairy products, fruits, Ish
meats, salt, etc.
Wednesday. January 6, schedule K. wool
and on Thursday, January Z, manufactures
Of wool.
Friday, January s, schedule b, earshen-
ware. glassware. marble and stone.
Saturday, January g. schedule c., iron
and lead ores, metals and manufactures Of
Monday, January IL, schedule N, sun
dries, including buttons, coal, gloves
leather and manufactures of. and free list
Persons who desire to present q written
statement in respect to any schedule may
forward the same to the clerk of the COM
mfttee at any time prior to the closing of
the hearings.
The meeting was brief and informal.
Chairman Dingley outlined the program
proposed TO the fun committee. Represen-
tative Turner 0Ga.) inquired If it was the
intention OF the republicans to enter upon
general tariff legislation this session. To
this Mr.. Dingley replied dipiomaticaliy that
the condition OF the treasury warranted the
committee In preparing for any exigency
which might arise. There was more spar
ring on the same point between the two
parties, but nothing of importance was
Evening star., 1896-12-14
SURE OF AN EXTRA SESSION.
Mr. kOhIsaat Says That 1t fs Settled
Has TnIked With Mckinlex

NEW YORK, December 14-H. H. Kohl
saat of Chicago, proprietor Of the Chicago
Times-Herald and Post. and who, since the
election, has been mentioned as a possible
Hember of the Mckinley cabinets is In the
city.
Mr.. Kohlsaat said that he is not looking
for cabinet position and could not accept
such a place If 1t were offered to him.
Mckiney's administration he added.
will, in my judgment, be the most sue
cessful the country has ever. had. 1 have
talked with Major Mckinley about tariff
revision. He is in sympathy with the
movement to frame moderate tariff bill
this winter, so that it may be ready to in
troduce as soon as Congress is called to-
gether In extra session in the spring 1t Is
practically settled that an extra session of
Congress cannot be avoided think the
extra session Will begin before April and
that new tariff law will be ON the statute
books before July l.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
PRESIDENTIAL NoMIxArIoNs.
Gen. Veazey's Successor ON the InseI
state Commerce Com nisn1on.

Gen. Veazey's Successor ON the Inser-
state Commerce Commisston,
The President today sent TO the Senate
the following nominations:
state-Charles A. Prouty Of Vermont to
be an interstate commerce commissioner,
vice Wheelock g. veazey, resigned.
Postmasters-Lyman D. Thurston, at
Leicester, Mass; Edward NJ Wilson. at
Buffalo Center, Iowa; VIM. M. Moss, at
Bloomfield, Ind.
Justiee-Lewis |. O'Neal Of District of CO.
iumpia 70 ne Justice of the peace in the Dis
trict OF Columbia {reappointmenO.
Ireasury-second Lieut.. Frank n. Dimocls
the revenue cutter service.
ments.. -, -
Mr.. Charles A. Trouty ofsNewport, Vt,
VINO WAS today appointed tp succeed Mr..
veazey as Interstate comrAerce commis-
sioner IS spoken Of az . man of very great
ability. He was q graduate from Dart
mouth in the class OF '75 With Governor
elect Black Of New York Mr. Black
speaks OF him. as one OF the ahlest men in
the country. He Is a lawyer with q very
extensive railroad practice
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Army Appropriation Bill.

The army appropriation bill for the fiscal
year beginning June 30 next has been
framed by the House committee on mill
tary affairs ard will be presented to the
House this week by Chairman Hull. The
bill carries a total of $23, 1a8844, somewhat /
less than the estimates of the department.
which were 81, ,692 357. The appropria ton
for the current year was 81, sei,
= The bill provides for the abandonment Of
the army and naval hospital at Hot
Spril' ss. Ark. In accordance with the
recommendations OF the Secretary Of War.
who reports that the cost of maintaining
the Institution is excessive.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Bix strike Threatenea.

GLASGOW, December A--The members
Of the Sailors and Ff-enlen's Union Of the
Clyde have decided TO go on strike tomor-
row II an increase Of wages Is not granted
TO them. 1t Is stated that in the event of
the strike taking place the dock workers at
New York and along the Mersey will refuse
TO unload vessels coming from Glasgow.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Labor Delegate. Robbed.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. December 14-At
their hotel last night President Gompers of
the Federation OF Labor and John Phillips
were robbed Of $50 each. Woods and NAL
linson. English delegates. were. robbed of
cash and Jewelry, and several delegates of
other articles.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Bryan Gets south Dakota

PIERRE, 8. D.. December 14-In the
mandamus case to compel the issuance of
certificates TO the republican electors on
partial canvass. the court today held that
the board has a right to adjorn and secure
complete returns This gives Bryan the
electors
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Gen. vea.ey's Resignation.

sent his resignation to the President as a
member Of the Interstate commerce COM
mission. and the nomination OF his sue
ce8sor was sent to the Senate today The
new commissioner is Vermonter Mr.
Veaxey's resignation is due to ill-health re-
suiting from a heart stroke.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Ocean Steamships Arrived.

GIBRALTAR, December 14-Arrived-
Normannia, New York, for Genoa
MONILLE, December 14-Arrived-Mon-
golian. Portland and Halifax for Liverpool
LONDON, December 14-Arrived-Mann
helm, New York.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
The RepublIc a. t;.i...

Rep. NJ. w. Howard Of Alabama today
introduced resolution recognizing the re-
public Of Cuba as a free and independent
government.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

The scramble for desirable places to Wit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14

RononenfnseIn bsrfnpKen, ipdbrsnb
bic Mnereifer bic eiferne gaufe NIT
10000 RanDnenflseln. $1,000 8pms
hen nnb 10000 Granaten ertptberten.
Seute iit es ftilI in bteIem 9afen; Die
Mauern iinb i'm @erfan, bic beneaiaz
niiben Yaldite felt apei Sabrbunbere
ten Ruinen. Daapifben erbeben fib
Die mobammebanifden 8uben, bon
palmen be5hattet.
Mit 8esinn biefes sSabres begann
Der alte 8laubensbaB (niht aber
RaFenbaB, benn gbriiten unb Waps
bammebaner sebDren. tpie berporgeboz
ben. einem unb bem1elben 8olfsitamm
any gu slimmen, unb i'm Srnbiabr
fam Der Streit gu ppllem Musbrud.
@s tpGre gefeblt. anaunebmen. baB es
fih in biefer 8enesuns lebiglid um
bic 8etbdtisuns bes soritebenb sez
fennaei6neten 9aHes hanbelte. Die
4riitli9en &retenfer ftreben elm 9Ds
beres an: Srbnuns unb Medtsfnn.
8eleitiguns Der barbarilhen 3uftdnbe,
ppr Mllem aber eine ben 8ebiirfnii1en
Der Sniel Anb tbrer 8etppbner ent=
fpre6enbe Mutonomie, fotpobl in poz
litii9er pie in tpirtbfhaftli9er 8eaiez
bung.'
Inter benz Druid Der 8erhdltniiIe
bat Der Sultan iid oa3u periteben
miifen, ben 2retern cine tbeilipeiIs
Nutonomie gu betpillisen. Dem SuIz
tan bleiber no1 folsenoe 3ehte: bic
graennuns eic~.s (hriitliden) 9ou=
perneurs auf 5 S0pre, eine 9efusniB,
Die allerbirgs an Die 3uitimmuna De,
Mdtste aetniipft 1T, Die @rneuruna
bes 0ice @ouperneurs, Die Grnen=
nung Der bDbsren 8eamten, oas 8eto
eeaen 8erTafunesdnoerungen unc
bic Sdlfte Der 3oleinnabmen. 9luberz
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Das Suuafioe,sGeint Set
Sa,tta 2Noiti1a.

DAB Gepublifen nidt immer nna
bantbar iinp, benefit Die GTtitena Der
bon unferer 8unbesz szHegieruns in's
2ebene ssrufenen Snpalibenbduier,
ipelbe alien i'm Oienite Deripunoeten
ooer burd 8rantbeit arbeitsunfdbig
geipprbenen Sploaten unb Watroitn
Elm eomfortables Seim setpdbren. CUR
3eit mDgen ca. $4,000 8eteranen, bon
btnen ettpa 500 i'm merifaniiden
ariese eetdmpft baben, in bieien Inz
ftalten untersebradt fein. Ser llr>
fprung bieier Sxpalibsnbduier batirt
bonn /. Mdrs 1866, an pel9em Sage
ber Gonsreb elm @eieB annahm, benz
aufolss Elm rIipl" fir bic Derpflesu 1g
Der Snoalioen Der Irmee unb Slptte,
fotpte Der i'm 8riese arbeitsunfdbig ssz
tporbenen Greipillisen erridtet ipurps.
SIM 2aufe Der Sabre tpuroe oiefes @ez
ieb manhen Ienberungen unterporfsn
uno burd 9efeB bonn %. ssanuar 1873
fir rMfpl" bic amtlt9e 8enennung
r0ome" iubftituirt. Serner ipurbsn
3peig=Seimitdtten in's 2eben serufen.
Gtefelben befinben iih in folgenben
Srten: in Oapton, g., fir Die Gem
tralftaaten, in Milpautee, Wis,, fir
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tpieberbolt iih i'm 3tpeiten Stod, mo
iiG auberbem bas 5hlafsimmer unf
fas Bureau bes bic 8aierne eommans
birenben gapitdns unb fetnes S6reis
hers befinben. 8on bier fiihrt eine
Sreppe na6 benz lansen ManIarben<
faal unter benz 0a6e, ipelder SO bis
60 8etten entbdlt nno an einem gnbe
bur9 einen 8retterperfdlag bon benz
8agageraum setrennt tptrb, in ipel=
dem bic bon ben Mttaliebern berse>
bradten Softer unb 10 tpeiter aufbez
ipabrt perben. @esentpdrtig sibt g
feds bielerG Gompasniefaiernen, unb an
elmer iiebenten pirb eeballt.
lleber benz alIeemeinen Speiie1aal
befinben ii9 bic Nuartiere unb ber
llebunssiaol Der Militdrfapelle, in
ipelh lebterem ieben Morssn Der llnz
terridt i'm Stubium neuer gompofiz
ttonen itattfinbet. Seben Nadmtttag
bon 2 Bis 3 ubr gibt bic aapelle ci1
Concert auf benz 8alton oes 8ebdus
bes, aussenpmmen am Mitttpod, an
ireldem Sage bas Concert bor benz
Spipital aufsefiibrt pirb.
Sm SauptquartiergebGube befinben
ii9 gu ebener Grbe, bic 8ureaur bes
@puperneurs, Der Mbiutantur unb bes
G4abmeii tiers, beren Shreiber in ben
Manfarben tpobnen. Den gansen
pberen Stnd ntmmt Elm 2eieIaal ein,
porin bic ne,ieIten Saaesbldtter unb
bas frdnaDiiI9=amerifanii9e jour
nal desEtatssUnis aufliegen. 9ieIe
Seitlngen biirfen nidt fortsetrasen
tperben.
Gs lit iebo9 ftets cine srobeMuspabl
bon Reconsideration tpie bes rgsaz
turp," ~Sdrpers", nSeribners," Sos
mopolitan" uno anbere mebr borbanz
ben, tpel6e Sebermann na6 8elieben
tn ieiner Wobnung ooer unter einem
ihatttsen Baum leien fann. gingez
bunoene Bidder iebo6 tperben bon benz
Btbliotbefar eingetrdgen uno miihen
isben Samftae bebufs Grneuerune Der
Sei6eaett ober lmtauf6es borgeaei9t
tperben. Die 8ibliptbet entbGlt ole
,nglii6en alaIIifer in mebreren Gremz
plaren, foipie au9 bic 9ef9i9te allsr
2dnoer unb 8Olter, bic beiten &ei ilebss
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benz perfiiet Der Sultan iiber bic
Sruppen uno ernennt natiirliGb bic
Sfficiere (bon benen ein Orittel N1o>
bomnebaner, Stpei 0rittel gbriften
fetn iollen); nur bel unruben ipllen
Die 5ruppen bon benz @eneralz8ou=
perneur in Nnfprub genommen lperz
ben t0nnen. Oie Wttlitdrbobeit bes
Sultans 1T alIo gang unbeI9rdnft ;
bas ausnab,nsneiie 8erfiigungsre9t,
bas Dem 8puperneur BEL unruben suz
iteben ioG, bal in @irflic1teit ni1t
piel gu beiasen, benn es lit nidt bic
gerinsite 8iirgTduft bafiir, baB bic
Sruppen in einem folhen Safe benz
8ouperneur au9 ipirtli9 9eborIdm
letiten. llnbeItimmt ift nod bic Su=
fiinftige Geitaltung Ger @enbarmerie
unb Der SuIti5. Die Reorganization
bieIer beiben tpi9tieen 3neige bes Df=
fentlihen 2ebens ION unter 0tn3u3ie>
hung frember Officiere be3tp. Suriten
erfolQen. SIT bies aefdeben, Damn lit
Elm 3uitanb ge16affen, Der bic W}Dgs
lt4fett etnes oauernben Sriebens unb
zines g8ieoeruufbliibens Der 10 ara
beim9eIudten Sniel in fi6 i9lieBt.
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Sd dria SO 1rth.

eSn Maria 2pretto bugesen, Dem 0f=
lihiten puntte bes Sees, bietet it4
bon Der Ierrahe Elm pra9tpoler
lleberblid iiber ben See. @egeniiber
bic freunbliGhe characterization bes
Ntaiernigg. Weiter 5uriid f9lieBt
oas 8ilb Der Nnnatpsel nit @inbliG
in Die 9uGt bon gfetfnib. BON Maz
ria 2oretto aus fiibrt elm 8anal, nell
den Die 9ampiAtffe auf ieber Runb=
fabrt bur4fubren. Bis an bic 2dnbe
bon 8lagenfurt, beinabe ins 9er5 Der
@tabt. Maria W0rtb, eins alte, ros
manif9e Stride nit duberft tntsrel=
ianter arbpta, lie9t reiaenb auf elmer
Salbiniel. g}u9 ibr fiibrt Der Gee
ben Ndmen. Den See umqeben nod
eine geibe Srte, pon bsnen beionbers
bas REID nit @i0en perfsbsne &rumz
penborf sripd6nt Iei. Ginaeln selsssz
ne 8illen am Sesufer er6Dben ben
Gei5 Der GesenO. 9tuberbem f9miiz
den bic Qnb0bsn mebrere S9l0Ker.
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Tiirfe auf &reta. bic Dlelell gllan0e
bes &pflaoenar4ipels su nabe on
&anbia beran, um bieies lebtere
unpermittelt bem 8el6auer Dor
slusen 81 fiibren. gDeientlib an=
bers berbGlt es iib, penn man bon
Siibeu, bas beibt bonn offenen Wittelz
meere per. on bic Sniel berantommt.
Damn i4peben aumdlis ionnserDtbete
5els5aden iiber benz Meeresipiegel
empor; anbere So9gipfel foleen, bon
benen Der ndbere iener rSbu" iit, tpelz
der Bel ben alten 9euenen als Der
@eburtsprt bes 3eus salt. 9llle blau=
buftigen 9Dsen, nett geitredt Bis gum
aubsriten Dftliden @eiidtstreis, sez
bDren gu aanbia. Man befommt nun
bic ridtise 8oritelluns bon oieier
grDbten aller grie9tiden Snfeln. tpelz
DIE ii6 slei4 einem ungebeurea Damn
Spiiden benz offenen Mittelmeere unb
Der Nesdii4en See er1tredt, als ipo1te
iie bieie bon Der iibrigen Welt abs
iperren.
Iuf 3anbia bat ii6 bic llrbep0lfez
runs Der Dprer unpsrfdlltbt in Der
angeitammten IlrIpriinsiihteit unb
Milbbeit erbalten. in Der 2anbf6aft
Sbpatia, benz vipeiben 9ebirse" i'm
duberiten Weiten Der Sniel. 9ort
trug man nod Big sur sleise bes portz
gen Sabtbunberts Yfeile unb 8ogen
1nb tanSten bic 3risser ben uralten
MaffentanS. 0abei iinb bic Sbpafioz
ten bon ungeitiimer Sapferteit, tpel6e
i'm @intlange ftebt nit ibrer oielsez
riibmten ittenitrenge. Mit einer
tiefen unb itarten Relisiolttdt perbinz
ben lie allerbings einen trafen, bon
beibnii6en glementen bur9trGnften
Mberglouben unb einen leibeni6dftliz
den 9rang CUR 8lutfebbe, tpelde ben
pbneoies nur einige tau1eno &Dpfe
sdblenben 8olfsItamm bGufig eenuq
entatpcit uno gegeniiber ben Mobans
meoanern Der Snleln obnmd6tig gez
ma9t bat.
Wenn man bon fanbiottI6en nMpz
bdmmebanern" fpri9t, lit gu benerz
ten, bab oamtt feline Sirfen, ionbern
mpslemiihen 9rte6en oeneint 1inb.
Sbrer 4bitummung na9 lit alio Die
8epDlferung Der Sniel cine einbeitli9e,
nicbt aber in 9e5ug auf ibr 9laubensz
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betenntnib. Die opei Sabrbunberts.
in ipel9en bic Sniel tiirtiI9es 8efib<
tbum 1T Gett 1869, baben ausgez
rei6t, tpenisitens in ben 5ugdnsli9en
Gebieten alIes 2eben gu ertOoten unb
Die 8epDlferung, tpel9e auf eine breiz
tauienbidbrige 8eI9i9te poI erbebenz
Der 3iiee uno eldn5enber Grinnerun=
gen Suriidbliden BARI in ben Staub
gu treten. Inter bieiem Orude lit i'm
2aufe Der 3eit elm GROCER She'll Der
tretenii9en Grieden gum Sslam
iibergetreten. Gs poren bauptIdbli9
bic Sbpafioten, ipel9e in ibrem mill
ben Mlpenlanos bieler 9ertiirtung nit
Grfols ii9 erpebrten. Oort fiibrsn
bonn Salbrunb Der 9iiIte befdlperli9e
pfabe bur9 itunbenlanse Selsensen
na9 ienem So6lanbe. mo Der in fi9
pOGig abgeidloHene Stamm feline UT
alien Sitten unb 2ebsnssstpobnbeiten
erbalten unb elm ftartes Grsibeitsss=
fiibl betpabrt bat.
CUR Neubelebuns bon Soffnunsen
feblen ME MnldHe. Wie bic bena1z
barte Sniel Santorin, auf tpelder bic
pultanifden 8rdfte beltGnbts rumoz
rem, gerdtb AUDI 3reta ale paar Sabre
in 8eipegungen anberer Natur. Seit
benz lebten srpben Nuffanbe BON 1867
Biz 1869 bat ii9 bieIes G9auipiel gu
Mnfang bieIes sSabres ipieberbolt. gs
hat ni9ts geniibt, baB in ienen Sabren
bic tiirtiI9en Sruppen fur9tbar bausz
ten unb bic fpiiIten Solbaten Sag fir
Sag Gdreden in ben Stdbten perbrsiz
teten. Wenn bamals our Ra9t5eit
bus rilbe 0e6eul in bic Wobnungen
hereingrollte, sitterten ainber unb
Me:ber i'm ibr 2eben. 3ur Siibne
freilih lieben AUDI bic 9bpatioten es
on Gruuiamfeiten ntht feblen. Das
srtIproG ibrer Natur unb benz uralz
ten: ,Nuq' lint Nuse, 3abn um 3abn."
Nn friibere Sample Der srimmisz
len Grt = freili9 unter anberen nm:
f,dnoen entbrannt erinnern ois
G.ilitenitdote. Wenn man in ben fsi19
ten 6afen oes 0auptortes Der Sniel.
Der 5taot Ganbid (ni9t 81 Dertpe9z
Icln mi. benz neuerbines biel senann=
ten Nanea), einlauft, fiebt man rings,
I'M oie setpaltisen pene3ianifben Sc.
ftungsperfe, beren Dertbeibignne
bnrh bic Solbaten Der Nepublit bent
ipiirbig fir ale .3eiten getporben 1T
Drei Sabre (1867 Bis 1859 pdbrt'
bic 8eldgerung, BEL ipelher bic 0ene.
aianer 10000 Wann berloren. $4,000
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14

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9as CUR 2nitalt gebDrenOe 2anb
bat einen 5ld6eninbalt bon 63S
rQcres", uno liest auf einem pom
Shale segen cine Siiselfette ianft oufz
feigenoen Serrain. Die @ebGuDe Be-
ftnben fi6 auf Der bD6itgeIegenen
Seite, uno man eeniebt bon ibnen aus
cine pra6tpoue Nusiicbt auf bas lieb=
lihe Sbal, ben itiQen Ocean, bic umz
liegenoen 9iigel unb bic in Der sserne
bluB lila idimmernben 9ebirse. Oieie
3peiganitalt tpurOe i'm September
1883 our &ufnabme BON Snpaliben
e1offnet uno beberbergt iebt 1910 Mit=
glieoer, @ls Material fiir ssunbament
rno unterbau Der 5auptesbGube iino
Sudoerz rnb 8aditeine pertpenost,
tpGbreno bas iibrige 8auiperf aus
peiBem Sidten= unb rptbem Sannenz
hpl5 beitebt. 9lue 8ebdube iinb in Ell
mem benz @use gefdligen Garbentpe9z
iel angeItri6en unb perben nit mar
mer Cuff sebeist; bic 8eleu9tung lit
elettrii9. Die 4nitalt bat @iienbabnz,
Selegrapben@ unb 9elspbonperbinbung
nit Sos Ingeles unb Santa Monica.
Die CUR Iufnabme Der Mitgli.bsr
beitimmten 9alernen bdben eine 2Gnae
bon ettpa 280 SUB uno iinb in beiben