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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
5hAh Eel RED SHlR1
Indian Chief Took His Hand as That Of =
Fellow Sovereign.

During the visit of the shah To Europe
I'm 1889, says an American who was i'm
Paris at the time IAN interesting meeting
took place between him and another ruler,
the Indian Red Shirt, who was travelling
with Colonel Cody's Wild West show lie
was curious spectacle, that OF the
Shadow of God, the absolute autocrat OF
millions, the q rs,endant of Cyrus and the
rough warrior from the west, In his way
Just as powerful ruler.
The shah was present at Buffalo Bits
performance and when IL was over wished
To look round the encampment Red Shirt
was In his tent and was presented 10 the
Persian monarch To the latter,s aston
ishment he held out his hand as though TO
an equal The shah hesitated but the In.
terpreter whispered. He is a king. and he
took the Indians hand and shook it He
evidently was immensely amused and IN.
terested, and IL is doubtful If ANYTHING he
saw in Europe impressed him as much as
this old dignifled warrior, with his feath.
ers and his primitive surroundings He
was as much of curiosity 20 the shah as
the shah was TO Europeans.
THE many stories of the shah's gauche.
ries and dirty habits are greatly exagger.
looked exactly what he was-a man who
did not know what II meant TO have an
unqualified desire. One circumstance.
however. was significant When leaving
the exhibition, the shah had TO pass through
an immense multitude of people who had
collected to see him. Those near enough
could see on his face momentary expires
sion of fear His eyes glanced apprehen
sively round, and possibly even then some
premonition of his fate was with him.
THE shah when in Europe invariably
wore the same costume at every function
an ordinary black frock coat with epau.
lets and the typical headdress, with star
of priceless jewels. Another star was on
his heart, and the value of the gems in
these two ornaments must have been enor.
nous He never appeared, however. in
the same magnificence as did the Indian
monarchs at Queen Victoria's jubilee who
were one glittering mass of gems from
head to foot. New York Press.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
Spanish Cookery.

do not believe that any one, not even
Washington Irving ever remained so long
on the Alhambra hill. The manager
grew so used to us that he gave up provid
ing the French dishes prepared for the
tourist Now the walters brought only
their own extraordinary messes. golden
with saffron, scarlet with pepper. soft with
oil, fragrant with garlic, most of which
had hitherto been reserved for the family
dinner i'm the office We were even made
to abstain on Friday, and very nambuoy-
ant was our abstinence In fact for those
who like the rocco in cookery. the Span
ish kitchen Is unrivnled Elizabeth Rob.
ins Pennell i'm Century
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
To Brighten Silver.

An excellent way to keep silver bright Is
given by an old housekeeper as follows:
To ~ ounces of hartshorn powder add
pint Of new milk. Place in this mixture
some soft old cloths; let them boil for ten
minutes; then rinse In cold water, wiring
out and dry quickly in the sunshine.
Spoons and forks rubbed with these cloths
every day after they have been washed and
dried will seldom need any other cleaning
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
AA.P.T.L.

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained BY its eo"stitu-
ton. as follows
1.-The object ~ tAs Lsasvs shah 10 - protect
American labor by q tariff on imports, which shah
adequately secure American industrial prodvsts
against the competition ~ foreign labor
There are no personal OF private
profits in connection with the organiza-
ton and il is sustained by memberships.
contributions and tho distribution OF its
publications.
FIRST: corrsspondsnos 10 soTeitsd regarding
Membership and Official corrsspeodsnts."
SECOND: We need and welcome eontribvtions.
whether email or large. 70 eur GAUSS.
THIRD: We publish . large line Of dooumsnts
covering all phases Of the Tariff question. Conn
plete set will be mailed 10 any address for 90 osnts
FOURTH: Send postal card request for free
sample copy OF the American Economist. :"
Address Wilbur r. Wsksman, General Secretary,
i35 West 23d Street New York.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
Children In France.

A society to check the decline in popu.
lation has been formed In France Itpro
poses to attain its object by legislation
Families containing more than three chill.
dren are to be free from taxation. while
those having no children will be taxed
heavily. The legacy duties are to be re.
vised and the laws regulating the division
Of estates among children reformed
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

or Fort Wayne, Ind, writes on Nov. 90, 1894:
81 was afflicted for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. had
weak, hungry spells and my heart would
palpitate so hard the pain would be so acute
and torturing, that | became so weak and
nervous could not sleep. was treated by
several physicians without relief and gave
up ever being we'll again. About two years
ago commenced using DR.. Miles Remedies.
One bottle OF the Heart Cure stopped all
heart troubles and the Restorative Neryine
did the rest,and now sleep soundly and at
tend TO my household and social duties with
ont any trouble.
Sold by druggists Book sent free. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

Never marry into "A shawl family, twas
the advice given by a lady to her sons, and
very good advice 10 was. The habitual use
Of shawl means either that woman is
already delicate or is surely making herself
So
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
Full Fare.

I'm six years old-yes, six-today.
And how made the people stare
At that conductor on the car
Who wanted me to pay half farei
"No, sir, " said /. you've missed your
guess.
I'm six and not minute lessl''
-Zitella Cooke in Youths Companion
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
Making Up velvet.

A velvet garment should always be made
up so that the nap inclines upward. II
done I'm this way IL will not shade white
and look shiny. Velvet that has become
crushed or matted may be raised 10y draw
ing the wrong side across an upturned hot
fiatiron covered with a wet cloth or by
holding the goods right side mp over the
steam from q kettle Of boiling water.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
A TINY RAILROAD.
Though Only sixty-two Feet Long IL IL
Perfect In All Its Detail

Perfect In All Its Details.
The Chicago and Jericho railroad Is the
very smallest thing of its kind In the
whole wide world 1t is not toy, but a
practical railway system, reaching from
Chicago, at one end of a big English gar
den, just outside Of London, to Jericho,
at the other end of the same garden.
Everything about 1t is real, though you
could pick up the locomotive and carry 1t
In your overcoat pocket without making
apoliceman suspicious. You could carry an
entire limited express train I'm your arms,
and they are perfect little models of sleep
Ing, saloon and freight cars.
The trains of this miniature railroad
run over real track 81 feet I'm length,
over real iron rails, on real hardwood
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
In Swedish Costume.

Princess Louise Victoria of Prussia had
her picture taken last summer i'm the Swe-
dish national costume, and the sketch may
give some idea of how charming she look
ed in 1t. Her father bought the outfit for
her when cruising on the Swedish coast
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

btfoIe anu AItt Uung,
New discovery Will brace you up in week.
Bold with a WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO Cure Nervous
Debility Loss Of Sexual Power in either ser, nvsuntA
~ Emissions from any cause. II neglected, such
troubles lead T. consum pton insanity, 90 per boz
by mail, boxes for -. With every s5ordeI give
awriten guarantee 90 q refund the msney. Adj
dress PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland. Ohio.
Sold by Holmes & Council, Druggists,
Beldng Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
The Limit OF Confidence.

Amelia--How far do you think II hon
orable for one to confde in ones dearest
friend concerning ones most devoted ad.
mirerS
Clarissa-The rule Of wisdom is never to
confide more than you will be willing TO
have the dearest friend know when the
swain becomes her most devoted--a thing
that usually happens. New York Journal
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
Heart Disease Cured
BY DIR. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting. Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu-
lar or Intermittent Pulse Fluttering or Pal
pitation, Choking Sensation, Shortness OF
Breath. Swelling OF Feet and Ankles, are
symptoms of a diseased or Weak Heart.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

Are YIN made miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite, yell
low skim Shiloh's Nitalzer is a positive
cure. For sale by w. |. Benedict Il Co. 10
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

and the little lady is Unfortunately proud OF
1t Her imperial highness is 81 years old
and Is the kaisers youngest daughter
This furnishes an exceedingly pretty style
for baby fancy dress parties and almost
any little one would look sweet enough to
eat, gowned In all the colors Of this Swe
dish national costume.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

IL is safe To remember woman s
birthday, provided you forget her age.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

Consumption, lagrippe, pneumonia, and all
throat and lung diseases are cured by Shiloh's
cure. For sale by w. /. Benedict & Co. 3
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
The Elephant and the G,raf,..

Said the elephant TO the giraffe,
Your neck is too long by one half"
He replied, "Since your nose
Reaches down 10 your toes,
AT others you'd better not laugh"
Charlotte Osgood Carter in st. Nicholas
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

The true woman never laughs when
sighting remarks are made about her
sex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Staot Baltimore.

Fr06li6e 8eburt8tuqs g
feier. - 9r. GrnIt 8rumbre6t, Der
belis6te 8ormarn in 0iltens' 6abrit
an Der 6r.oaridz8oao, Feierte 9sItarn
Q6eno in ieiner Wo6nung, g}r. 45,
0ilt;nsitraBe, i'm 8rsiie Ieirer 5az
milie uno 5aflreiaer 5reunoe Isinen
80. g;5urtstog, 3u palfem i6m Die
6er3lifIten 8lijd5tInIde Oarse6raat
pur0sn. I'm 51O ll6r erI4ien Der 9sz
Iur3oarcing 6rpfiirn" uno bra6te i6m
ais eirem I:irer Gltsiten W}jtgIieoer
elm StGro6en, nobel unter Geitur3
De5 Yrof. 8. &riippel Der gag bas
6srrn," sd griiBs Did" uno n9as
2l6srogI0dl:in" ie6r gut g:Iungen
nurOan. 9r. @rumbraft, Der nit
Dem gr@Rei6st1n3Ier 8ismart bic
G6re gem::n fat, am Ielben Sage gez
borsr 3u iein, bieB bic SGnger mill
fonnan, uno bic lta6snspIr0ige junge
Satin loes @e6urtstugstin0es trug
nit Dem fr06li6itan 8sii6te BON Der
glslt einsn appetitlten QunI6 auf,
po5u Elm t0Ittifss NaB aus elmer be-
ndf5artsn 8ruu:rsi ier0irt puroe.
IN cer ung.refmittn unter61ltung
1erifparb:n Die StunOeR ME i'm
5luge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
9tr. 50.
,,Tcncrntinn pf gnbur." -
Gin itbarf etbdttirtcs SanfessSctum fnr Irpet
CSriesaebuuss Ofitslierer- ScridbieeeneS


pou Zen eim,ciueu Crsnniiattrncn.
Die QeItri9e SiBung Der o6eoerdz
tipn Of Qubor" lpuroe ourh BrdiIoent
Granforo er6ffnet. gtahoem ods
8rotofoQ Der leBtan @erIummlun8
perleIen mar, puroen Die OeIe9attn
Der HegerzGiiengieBerzl 81 Stg
uno 'Stimme 3u9eIaiIen. Sin 8eIuA
nm 3uIenoung pon Gelomitteln an
Oas Gomits Der itritenoan Shrift'etz
ser in 3acine, Wi8t., faro &erlclun8
uno nuroe an Die Deric6iaoenen llnlo=
nen parpisien, um nua ibrem el9enen
Grmeiien gu hanoeln.
Die SeleQuten Der gSteinhduer@
Union" beribtetfn, DAB Die SeiiBer
Der bier SteinbrUhe an Der Sails
Roao ii6 gelpeigert bdtten, ibren 2lr=
beitsrn $1.75 pro gag fir neunItijrs
oiQe 2(r6eits3eit 81 2ablen unO Dab
bic Wtit9Iieoer Der Union 9e3Dungan
maran, einen Strif' gu inau9urir2n.
Der g(usitGno 8;obt rs Q(rbeiter uno
Die 6irmen Siaat 9eOOicorO, Sames
2(ttinIpn, SSobn Sdpino unO Sobn
6urIeD, 8eijBer Oieier Steinbrij6e, in
W}itleioenIdaft.
6r. German DON Der n&leiOermuz
her=llnion" oantte Der n6eOerotion Of
Qu5or" fir o,ren llnteritjiBung nah
reno Oe5 ioeben beenOeten Strites.
9lnoere 9erihte ijber @eIoan9e!egenz
beiten, tpelta 6r. 8ermun un0 anOtre
0eleq1ten, oeren llnionen Die Striter
firon3ieu unteritiiBt batten, MAIDEN
nollten, puroen BIS CUR gebeimen Gre=
tutip=SiBung peridbpben.
8rdToant Grunfpro bruhte cine
ReIolUtion ein, nelhe ben beioen N}itz
QIitoern Oe5 llnterbauIes Der Staat5s
8eItbQebunq Sapis +. Did uno Sya5.
Campbell pon 2luequnpzGOuntD fir
Die YaIijrurQ perIhieoener, Den 2lr=
beitern rjBlihsr 8eIeBe BEN einItim=
miQen 0ant Der n1JeOeration Of 2as
bor" uusIpritbt uno iie 81 G6renmits
QIieoern MAIDEN iou. Gr48rdiioent
Duncan bstonte, Dap in Der n6eoeraz
tipn Of Qdbor" feline Gbrenmitglieoer
no6 Der 8srfaiiung erjitjrttn, Ipoz
raul Der 8eihluB ubgednoert Duroe.
8eoor oerIelbe ieoo6 un9enommen
puroe, entitano cine beftige Debate,
psIhe fat cine StunOe in 2lnIpru0
no6m. 6inan3ietretdr R. 9. @oloen
ertldrte, oaB er ni6t gsitatten pijroe,
DAB, pje er Iih ausoriidte, nauh MIR
Der tleinite She'll Der W&itqIieoer Der
8eieBge6ung, lpelde in annapolis in
DieIem Sabre Oeriammelt puren, cine
SnOOiiirun9 Der n6eoerutiom Of Ga
bDr" DerOient3n." Dem cine 1olhe
oberfaule, nuBloIe uno beItehlihe
8anoe," fubr Der ReOner fort, olpie
bieieniQe, rpelhe oiesmal pom 9oItt
nah 2(nnapoGs QeIanot poroen mar,
pGre noh niemaI5 oaIeI6It perIamz
melt qepeien." Ga6Oem nod anoere
Spre6er fir bic 66. Did uno Camp
beQ in parmen Worten einQetreten
naren, puroe ihlieBlif Die 8e1plus
tion anQenommen, nahoem Das @prt
neinItimmig" ousgeitri6en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
SugsGutgEciiung.

3drentum, ga, l. 2(pri(. -
Q(uF Der y0eItz zYenniDloan Balm"
3niIhen Den Stutionen Game uno
U2pnrpe an Dem Jog. n8utIerz3 3peige"
ergignete Ii9 6sute frii6 Elm iblimmer
llnFuG. Der 3ug gtr. 80, tpei6er But
Ter nm d9t llbr perlGBt, itieB uuf cine
qe6orItene S6iane, Die 2ofomotiDe Ii,
Ser erIts 8aiIa9ierz z8og9on paIIirten
Die gsfG6rlifa SteGe, a6sr Die bsioen
leBten 0o38ons sntglejiten uno fieten
einen siemli4 boben 2t6bang 6inunter.
8erleBt purOen WIc&elpeD, Elm 9uiIas
gier, 80. 8. W1ltsr, s. s. 0tc&affren,
g8m. Murp6p, 0m. 8rap, GonDufz
tsur 9e 0plf uno Ger 0spddmsiittr,
oeiTen Nume nod ni6t ermittelt perz
Den tpnnte. Die 3ertriimmertan 0ugz
qons firgen 6suar unb brannten poLs
TGnoig 3uiammen. Die 8erleBttn fam
ben in ben nabsgelegenen 9otel5 un5
anDeren 0ffentlihen 2pf1len Iiebeoous
uno fiirior9lide 2lufra4me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
"a. GGngrrB.
Der 0upou:'id,c " ahlcoutcif immCr nod, ntd,t
erIcoist. - Die ,,Suusrps sSipilsSiH" I'M
6aufc.

I u u /.
% afbin9ton, :. g., l. 2lpril.
- Sanator 8eorge (Oem., Utti'D
fprad beute ldn8er, oann orei S:unoen
iiber ban Gurcat'Itln Wa6!conteit
i'm 'Studts 9.I1pare. Gr tlm nit
feinsn 2luslliIun8en troBoem ni6t 81
groe uno piro .c;eIaIban morgen mob
peiter aUsIp:nnen. San (Oem., 6ldD
itsllte Den 2lntraq, oaB cine genii8enoe
9ln3a6l 6abr3:uge nud) 9ubl 9e1dnot
neroan iollten, I'm Die Sntirefen oor@
tiger dmerjtaniiher 8iir3er 5u ibiitz
gen. Die POitoienit 9srpiuigun85z
bill ndro in i6rer 8eIummtfdiiung be-
ipro6en IND gabiuiQt nit 2lu5nubms
'oeS Imenoements, pelhes cine pst=
tere GOmp5nIation fir bic 8riefpoit@
8eF0roerung 3piiden Gan 6rdnci5cp,
Neu@SeeIano uro gfeu=SiiozQ8ales
foroert &iIas (Oem., Wi8c) ieBte
Icing SpppIition gegen Od5 Imenoez
ment auh beute fprt uro Die tpeitere
8eTprt6ung iolI mor9en itdttfinoen,
oenn Der Senat pertdgte IT'D nm 500
Wt. bis oubin, pbne Die porliegsn0e
6rage erleoigt gu ba6en.
8eprGfentanten6d 6du5.
Ous 6aus in 9lenariiBung t1m
beute aGer0ings ijber Die nSunorp
Gipil Bin" 3u elmer Gini3ung, Ooh
Iiegen nod Stpiarigteittn ns9en Ell
ns5 2(menOements Dor, lpelhes duf
0as QitbpQrapbenz uno 9rutsrai=Oez
pdrtemtnt ge3ug BAT, uno Die &iu
wiro oes6aI6 crit morgen 3ur enogitlz
tigan Grlsoigung tonmen. Die Be
ratbun9 Der Bill purOe 5u perIhieocz
ran M}dlen Our6 REIN pplitilhe Nor
Qel3ian unterbroden. 8rpsDenor
(8ep., O) mlhte ndmlih Den l8jl=
IonzSurif fir Die ge9snlpdrti8e Gage
oes S6ubumtes perdntportlih, poz
raul 8utterIon (0em., 3enn) ij6 erz
bob unO Dem W}c3inlep'ihen Spitem
bic Shulo an Der GaIamitdt 3uI6rteb.
8ottsrIon fiqte in Ieinsn 2(uslaiiun@
gen bin3u, Dap er ieine grtldrun8 aIS
ReprGIentant Der GIeoeIanoihsn 4os
miniitr1tipn ub1e9eben 6l6e. ytdh
elmer lGngeren Sirdos Boomers CRep,
Gal1.) binIi6tljh oe5 geItarn duf Die
Sil6sriten oerii6ten 2(ngriTTs5 fano
nm > Il. 10 ~. 8erta8ung Biz mor8en
Fr++
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
SrIfinlii1e Gbincirn.
SereiteIte @rractuuItisung - lebcrfall cincs
iunsen Mfdhcbens.-9asieIbc id)ust crfoIs'
rcid1 icine IShre.

g}eipz zOort, 1. 2tpriI. - BON
5pei Gbineisn purDe geitern gfad1z
mittug bic 16 Sabre ulte 9uuline
9lUfsmann BON gtr. 297, Sitz3. Str,
in cine WdI6arei gelodt unb getnebelt.
G6s Die Won9olen ieoo9 i6re 2(bIi6ten
ausfiibren tornten, ipuroe ibnen ibr
Spfer BON einem goli3iiten entriIIen.
9dS WIGO6en mar qeitern gum 8eIu9
ibrer in Rr. 1919, Sto6tonzS zStruBe,
Dobn6aften S2meIter, 5rau Sole
p6ine Stettheim, naA 8rooflDn gez
tomman. 2(uf Der 6eimfdbrt itieg
9duIine an Der 6o6babnitution an Der
IoamsaStraBe a6 uno qing Die sui
ton@StraBe entldnq, nm Die 9(uslagen
in Den Nfooemaqa8inan gu batra6ten.
2tls liz tbre g2eugier0e bsfrjeoigt unO
Den Ridpeg antreten ipoQte, oerirrte
tie ii6 in bic g}ebenftraBen. @or Der
Bdi6erei gr. 333, 9ltlanticz9(penue,
blteb lie einen 2luqenblit iteben, um
iih 81 orientiraa. Q8Gbreno Iie nod
naAoa6te, lpelben Weg iie eini6laQen
iole, puroe fie BON 3tpei trGftigen Dir
men gepadt unO in Die Wphnung Der
GbineIen geI6leppt. 9a3 2lttentat
mar 10 I6neQ polIfii6rt pOroen, oaB
lie ipra6lo5 mar. Nu6 penigen Sez
tunoen begriff tie Den oplen Grnit ibrer
Gage unO iarie I'm 6iilfe. Der Gbiz
neie bra6te lie nit 6ilfe zines Same
rdnen in Elm 0inter3immer, enttIeiOete
lie uno mari lie auf Elm 8ett, nahOem
er ibren W}unO nit einem Suhe per-
itopft bate. Syn oemIel6en 2lugenblid
trdt Der Poli3tit 9pno6ue in Die 8dz
iferet. Gr mar BON 8afanten, lpelhe
Die 9iilferufe Oe5 M}Go6sn5 geh0rt
hatten, berbeigebolt Dproen. Die Sit
neien DurOtn Der6aftet uno na6 Der
Station an Der 2(oums7StrdBe ge=
bru6t. 9o5 N}dohsn, nel6e5 infpIge
Der 2lngit in Sbnmaht QefaQan mar,
bra6ten QQenten Der .&inDeri6uBz
@eIeQI6uft" in oas S0eim an Saerz
merborn5StraBe. Die IhliBdu8igen
8efdn9enen quben ibre 9}amen ais
2eu Sing uno Qeu Sic pDn g}r. H.
0fottzStraBe, an. Sin Dritter Gbi=
neie, pel6er iih Sim Wa6 nennt uno
in Der WdI6erei ais 2lrbaiter angez
iteQt lit, tpuroe e6anfal5 perbaftet, nm
uls 3euge pernpmmen gu lperotn. 9as
Mdo6en lit t0rperli6 iturf ertpidelt
unO cine orientaliIhe Sh0nbeit. Sbr
8ater 1T Gebrer Der iiiOiiGen Sprahe
uno 2iterutur in elmer Nepz0orter
griDati6uIe. Der 9oli3eiz2tr5t, Or.
S'Gonnpr, ertIGrt, oaB tie auBsr einiz
gen 9eringen &ruBpunoen, oel6e lie
i'm Sample nm lire gbre nit BEN Gbiz
neien oaOon getraqen, teinen Sduoen
Prli++Pn hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
Gie eahptiifle iSraQr.
Bourgeois asffrise Grfldrumscn nnsenhsene'
Nb6d,tIid auf SGuidung berebnet. -
Tret &rfeasidbiffc abfdbrtSbereit.

8arts; 1. Qlpril. - Die confer
putipen uno gemGBigten 8lGtter er@
tIdren iibereinitimmeno bic geitrigen
Mfittbeilungen oss 9remiers uno Ntt@
niiters bes 2luspGrtigen, 2eon 9ourz
geois, i'm Senat fir ungeniigenO lno
abit9tli6 auf SduI6ung bere4net.
Der nWtatin" tIaiiifi8irt iie srmerf>
nuroig," bemertt jeop6, Premier
Bourgeois boffe, nprgen in Der De-
putirtentammer beutli6er reoen gu
t0nnen. 9ieran antniipfeno f4reibt
Der DMatin:" nSn miniiterieGen 8reiz
len ptro in Der Shat perii6ert, DaB
cine Der 9reibunomGbte lire urz
1prungli3 in Der e9Dptii6en 5ruge
eingenommene 9oltrng gednOert bat,
poour6 bic Situation elm gang an
oeres 8eii6t er6dlt. Sn neuerlichen
Pouparler5 erfldrte oteIe Wta6t, buB,
obDo6l iie iid aus 6reunoihuft fir
Stalien beranIaBt fab, bic 8erpenoung
bes eggpptii6en 4eIerbefonb5 fir Die
9pngoluzgrpeoition gu befiirporten,
barau8 in teiner Weiie i6re 2lbIi6t
DeDu3irt perOen t0nne, lire 9ano sur
8efeIttgung Der 9erri6aft @nqIdno'5
in @gppten gu bieten. Sic m0ge i'm
8egentbeil i'm 8erein nit 6rantreicb
unO RuBluno ii4 peranIaBt ieben,
GroBbritannier an feline oft pieDerz
bplten 8eripre6ungen in 9etreff Der
Rdumung oes NiQunoes gu erinnern.
8i5 beute ieien Diesbe3iigli6e W}eiz
nungsduBerungen nur auF miinDli6em
gBege erfolgt; aber man erparte i'm
W}intIterium itiinOIi6 cine I6riftlids
0arlegung bes Stunopunttes Der be-
treffenosn Ma6t (9euti4luno 1T gez
meint. q. D. R.) in Der egpptiI6en
6rage unO 6offe, Die ertpartete De-
pei4e perOe 3eitig 9enug elntreffen,
nm bom Prmter Bourgeois mprgen
in Der 9eputtrtenfdmmer beniibt perz
Den gu t0nnen."
@infltegenbes 8ef6nooer
feefertig in 9ou1on.
Soulon, l. 2tpril. - 9rei Der
itdrtIten fran30iiI6en &riegSI9ifFe
iino jeBt nit Ooler 8sTaBung bemannt,
nit W}unition uno prppiunt oerIe6en
unO bereit, Bel eintreffenoer Seselorore
iofort in See 3u fteChen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-02
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