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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Gin fetter Noife1t.

Ser I6georgnete 9uotb GebeG Iu5t lpo3l
ar9eno einem ieiner Sreunbe pber fi9 IeLbIt
linen o%usnebmenb fettenPoften Git perf9afz
fen. @r bat cine 8orluge eingebra9t, ppnaf
inStoats<8ter=Snfpettor, iebesmal auf bier
Sabre, an5uitellen tit, tpelber aues i'm @taat
ee6route pber gum 8ertuuf 6sifimmte Siet
Dor benz 8erfauf inIpi5iren iOG.
9us Nmt ion cine SportelzSf fice iein,
inbem ale bur4 Die SSnipettion berurIa9ten
Musga6en aus ben er6obenen @s6ii6ren gez
Oedt iperOen iouen. limb 5tpur ioQen bieie
Gus 1 Gent fir ie 3 @aGonen 8ier, unb il
1 Gent fir iebes @ebinbe 6eite6en. 0aa
lpiiroe, ba Das SAB 8ier iiber 30 @alIpnan
rntbdlt, II @ents fir Den Snbult anO, bo
Aas 8ier metit i'm 8iertelfaB b~erfauIt pirb
4 Gents fir Die @a6inDe per Barrel 6etraoen
nlio Is @ents per SAB; unb, ben bur9i9nitt=
Ii6en 8terberbrau9 BON Sqinois auf $780,
600 SAB angenommen, $525,000 i'm Sabre.
Ndtiirli9 miirbe Der SnIpettor cine gan5G
Mfenge Inter nfpeftoren, un0 bDrgef6-iez
DenermaBen audi einen @6emifer nit $1,000
@e6aIt Qn3ultelen baben, o6er ba Die J3agI
anb Die 8eaablung Der Grteren O0Gig IN fem
8eIisben gefte1t tpdren, 10 piirDe fir i3a Elm
ra1t onnebmbares Simmbeh iibri9 bleiben
9a6 Der @orlags bat Der Snipettor Darau'
gu le6en,, baB< ulles 8ier aus reinem oopfen
anb reirem @erItenmal5 ge6raut pir0, Dot
damn Gebtsres bis gu Elm 9rittel Dur6 Nei5enz
noer 8sisi9rot erfeBt perOen.
Stun mGre ia cine Bier SufpeftiOn an uns
fir fid bllr9aus ni3t periperfli6, uao eine
aiidfebr gum 8ier als 9Opftn uno aug
E9lieBli9 @eritenmal3 piini9ensipert4, Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
GIT eomrao ares' Goarafterinif.

Die ,@ermdnia" in Mfiltpalltse 6drofte*
riitrt ben treffli9en perItorbenen 0eutlhz
Mmerifauer &re5, iiber befen 2eben uno
Wirfen mir bsreits beri9tet baben, treffsnb
10:
vSn GonraD &res ebrt bas 9euti9tbltm
0iefes 2drbes ben SDpuS Des dmerifa1i16en
8iirgsts BON beut1dem Stdmme, ben Sam
pier fir 5rei6eit unb 9eht i'm alien u1o
neten 8aterIarbe, ben 0i6ter unb Butripz
ten. 8ir aber, Die mir Das Slid battel,
i'm peri0nli9 gu tenrsn, bepunoerten feline
S9li6t6eit unb @infa66eit, feline 0er5ens>
aite ln0 ru6iqe 8ei9eiben6eit. Sbglei9 ct
i'm S5elbe cine 8rigabe gefi6rt bate unb bonn
8rGiibenten 2incoln gum @eneral Der 5rei@
t%piligen %ernannt pDroen mar, lieB er 1i1 ME
@eneraG nennen. Sir bic 8eteranen beg 27.
8iscon finer Gegimentes blieb iAr friiberer
gpmmanbeur yunIer Colonel, fir feline
Sreunoe unb 8efdnnten der &re5". 90
ipolte er es llnD babel blteb es. Nls Dffentz
li6er 8eamter mar er bas WtuIter treuer
9fli6terfiiQung, ct bate I'M 9ienite 1ogar
ettpas pom beuti9en 8ureal1fraten an ii9,
uno amerifani59e Gollegen pflegten oariiber
gelegentli9 81 fp0tteln; Ieinsn 6leib uno
feline Musbuler in @rleoigung Der Imtsge@
f9dfte aber bepunoerten lie. Mls Eebts7
Gnipalt mar er teiner jerer Surf ten, Die
bur9 groBes &eonertalent uno dBenDe
S9Grfe fi9 6erbprt6aten, bagegen aber Der
Mfann nit GROCER 8ilbung in ietnem Sadie
unb benz tief eingspur5elten Slime fir He9t.
DIS @atte unb Batter CAB es feinen 8eHeren;
er bling an ieiner Samtlie tpte bieie an ibm.
l1e6er feline Sreue unb Nnbdngli9teit, iein
tiefes @mpfinben unb fein 8efu6lsleben
brau6t Der gbrontit faum al 6eri3ten, benin
lie fennt Sober, Der feline 8soi3te geleien
ueber &re5' 9ieb v@n mein @aterlanb"
tbeilt Der Mfpaufeer ,6erolb" nit:
SIS mar elm Sri1mpb fir ben 9i6ter,
als bie1es @ebi9t ben greiien Safer Wtlz
belm l., Der emit ben frei6eitliAen 8eitrez
bungen Der beutf9en afaoemiI4en Sllgeno
feinbli9 ~gegeniiber geitanben bate, NIT RI6@
rung ergriff."
&re5 binterldBt nsben ieiner Satin feds
erpa91ene &tnber, bret SDbne uno brei
5D9ter Der dlteite Sobn, Paul s. &rfS,
tit 8ebtsantpalt in @hebopgan, Der 5tpeite,
gilbert g., lit Mitglieb Der Milipaufecr
8e9tsantpaltsfirma &re5, 8elogg &c &reS,
unb Der brittle, Nlfreb, 8uhbalter BEL Der
s. MaDer Boot anb Sboe So. Die 5O9ter
Gapelis 1T Die Satin BON Wm. Sc. Ssn@
nings, @ngeiteltem Der ct. Paul@8a6r,
unb Die 5tpei anbersn SD4ter, Sofepbine unh
2ouife, pobnen gu 9auIe. Die iiingIte Sod
ter, @ertruO, sing ibrem Batter Dor 5pei
So6ren i'm Spbe boraus. Set Der Set
f9ien er ettpas niebergebriidt unb begann
ii9tGi9 gu trdnfeIn. 8is bor elmer 8o6e
fOnnte er inbeB ieinem 9erufe aIs gfehts>
anfpalt na9ge6en. Damn begann er absr
iiber S9mer3en in Der 8ruit 81 flagen. sSSn
ben lebten Sagen frat cine 8eri6limmerung
Elm unO bas 9er3 b0rte auf, feline grbeit in
Der ii6lihen Weiie gu berri9ten. Surg bor
Mitterna3t i4lief 8re5, na6bem ct tut3
5uOOr i'm 8eiiein ieiner 5amilie geduBert
bate: u9ie Mai8ine ut a~bgeIaufen", fir
immer ianft Elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Die 8iftmSroer Don &O0mes0pa=
iarNeIN.
s. II It 1S. 5Ssbruor.

8u6apef, Is. 5ebruar.
8or &lr5em itnb, tpie gemelbet, in elmer
@emeiuoe bes ungari16en S~ieflanbes 5a6lz
rei9e @er6aftungen bon @iftm0rbern Dor
ganommen tporben, Die 9eperbsmdBig BEL
berf6isbenen @eieai6aften @erfi9erte aus
benz 2eben gef6afft batten, nm Die BrGmien
beSieben gu fDnnen. 9ieIer San lit nidt
Der erite ieiner Dirt. @ben jebt oer0ffentli9t
Der peiter 2lopb 9aten aus Der lnterIu=
dung elmer anberen Clique bon 9iftm0rz
bern, Die pielleiht nod fiir9terlider 9ebauIt
baden. Oieie llnteriu6ung bat i'm @orja6re
b%sgonnen, 1T erit iebt gum Gbi9luB eebrabt
poroen unb bas gu Sage gef0rberte Mate=
rial beleu6tet in 10 greler Mei1e bic ioDlli=
1hen 3uitdnoe, bic mod in groBen Sbeisn
Der ungarii9en Propin5 berrf9en, baB uu9
bas Nuslano elmer fur5en Mittbeilung sSn=
ttre1e entgegenbrin9en tpirb. Die biel9ez
rii6mte Sittlibteit Der bieberen 2anbbepob=
ner! mDcbte man als 8etpo6ner irqenD eines
berrufenen mobsrnen 8a6els Bel Der QeftIre
bieier Mittbeilungsn aus Dem 8olfsleben
eusrufen. @ir @taoter iip0, Dietlei6t bOd
before Weml9en.
Der 96atort 1T Sobmeo0paIar6elp, cine
Der 9rOBten @emeinben bes ungariI9en
Sieflanoes, Elm 9orf init iiber 10000 Gin
tpobnern. BORT %eriftiren 5ablrei6e 2eidenz
heitattnngsbereine, oeren Mitglieoer qegen
Gntri4tung elmer @ebii6r bon ipsnigen
areussrn 4nipru3 Oarauf erlangen, baB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Sic ateMe InSree'i6e NnrSpoI=
Cry CLIFTON.

8ie aus elmer bieIer Sage ber0ffentli6ta1
Oepei9e 6erborgebt, tpona6 bic 8e6orben i'm
britifden Norbamerifa aufgefor0ert poroeu
1inb, bonn Monat SUM an nd9 benz Nnbreez
iben 2uftbalon Musi6au gu balten, lit air
Der plan, iiber ben Rorbpol per 2uftballDn
binpeg3uIe9sln, ni4t oufge9eben porbsn.
9as itimmf NIT na1ftebenoer Na9ri9t.
pel9e mir Der .8oK. 3tg." entnebmm:
gu Der nelten Inbree'19en Nprbpolerpes
Oition firb i'm 2aufe bes 6erbites unb Win=
ters ununterbro9en bic 8orbereitungen eez
troffen porben. Inter ben berf9iebenen baz
BEL n~nternommenen Neuerungen 1T bic 8erz
grOBerung bes Polar6allons gu erpG6nen,
Der bis6er 1900 &ubifmetsr entbtelt, aber
iebt na9 @infebung zines Gtreifens burd
ben 8erferttger 2dbambre 800 &ubifmeter
8auminbalt umfaBt. Die 2ragfGbigte;t I'll
oamit UNI etna $50 &ilogramm erb0bt norz
ben. 8efanntli9 purbe bic NbreiIe Der
NnOree' f6en Expedition bon @pibbergen aug
i'm oprigen Sommer bur9 bas Nusbleiben
Des ertor0erll1en SlptDlnoes o~ereltelt. Ole
Expedition tanb big gum 16. Nuguit gez
%riiiet, Elm ldngeres @arten bate angeIi9ta
Der balo anbre6enben rau6en unb buntlen
Sabrss3ett teinen 3ped. 0us Qusbleiben
9lnitigen Winbes mar Der ein5tge @runD CUR
@ufi9iebung Der Expedition auf bielen
CONNER. Der Better Der expedition, S6ere
%ingenteur MnOree, bat ~betpieIen, baB aller
entgegengeieBten 8ebauptungen gum 5rob in
10 9oben 8reitengrooen pie Dem norblt9e1l
Spibbergen Die erforberli6en @orbereitunger
fir cine 8allonerpebition getroffen tperoen
fDnnen. 9a9egen i~tellten iiA Meinungsper=
Idisben9eiten 8pil4en benz Meteorologen
Or. @fbolm unb Nnbree iiber bic Sragfabig=
felt uno 9i6tigfeit bes 8a1ons 6eraus. Nuf
Sruno Der lpa9renb bes 4ufent6altes auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
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" u U I W " Z
Grfaltnngen, @naem, ,ueben gals, SnFaemsa.
SromdlttiS. &mns ementsiun0nns Nbernaa=
ttsmus, NeMralgle, HcpfidDmera, 36bM=
fdnters, Mftbuta, SrnTbeflemnnng.
Gs bertreibt in eiaer big siDan3is Ninuten bic
~ | III nj Il n 9 9mer3sH. @ine Stanoe,
na@oeHt man eteie an3eise eeleien, brau6t Rts'
adHo utebr . d nj { + m aus 5utebeH
v@S eriparte 9oftorsOfe d)nunsem."
Sr 81 a b To a , & 6 o., 9tep- 0Ort: SD babe gfabs
ioa9.s Gsae5 Relief ieit mt6r as GTsist0 SabreM bs
nuBt: IS bat mir Oiele 9unoert Dollars bon Sots
torzStebnungen bur6 ieine iuunDerbare S~eilfraft err
part. SD bin iibsr ahtJig Sabre ot uno l6reibe
6:sies bobe Hitter unO mein @eblbefiuoen Sbren peii=
mittein 5M, tpel6e IleS unb nod mebr betpirfsn, a5
Sic fir bicielben beaHipruben. Iae meine 2iHOer iino
berbeiratbet uHD bdben groBe 5amilitu uno fciue5
%ssrlelben lpiiroe Seriduutsa, obne Jtdolpap's &eaos 0s'
Lief 3u ietn. A0tuu95DOu,
(@csei6net) @enrp aeabsr.
Saur 4 8alslss, Srseuiften uno 9pOtbeter.
8apOleOn, o, II. Dtdr5 1895.
9erren ~yfaopab & So, Retp 0orf:
SIR iiberienOen Sbnen hermit elm 3euenib BON
6errn SenrD 9eaoer, einent unlsrer befen 6aruer,
Der f6 in 6olae ieiner guten Gi0sni6afteH unD ieis
mes aufridti9en Garotters pisls Sreunoe eripOrbeu
bat, Die ale our6 ieinen GinfluB Iaotuap's Geaoo
Netbipenoigtett betrabten. Serr 3euoer bat l6on
piele 6lai6en bon 3eaDp Telief in ietuer eigeneH Ja=
Mile oebraudt uno bic Dor sioli6teit ~Desielbsn es
prsbt. Gr fann es, niat Genug lOben.
(@esei6net) Saur&gals1ep
&uowas's @eabs ReGitf ptrD aud
innerIt d neepans = Gin bdlber Sbees
lOffel Soa in einem b~albb0leu 9las gSaner beleitigt in
Wta9en, 8uuiea, GrbreGsn, SoDbrsunsr, ReroOftdt,
S9laflofeteit, 0tisrdne, Sldbun9ta uno ale tnnersH
SeidiperOen.
Malariu in ieinsH Seri6i.Seneu SOrmen virO tu=
IS gibt fein SeilmitteI in Der @slt, pel6ss Sisber
uno S6mersen iOWie aae lonftiQen Tieber Tim gser=
Elm nit * a D no , g ill NJ 10 i6nea turirt .pt
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Nrei2 S0r hr SE1nfd1S Rpi Mnntheffruf III hohen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Ser &f 5pifden benz &affee
unb 3uder<SruF lit in boiler @utf
snt6rannt. Ser &affee 1T I'M ] Sent berab=
geIebt, Der 3uder aber INN ) Gent er9pbt
tporben. 9a in ben Ser. Stdaten auf Elm
pfunD 8affee feds pfunb 3uder Derbralt6t
psroer, 10 pirO oas 9ublitum au9eni9ein=
lid pieOer bic &riegstoiten gu 5a9ler
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Or. Nabpas 4 &c., Stem @ort.
Nertbe Strren! SD mar iit nabsau stpei SaDrcn
frarf uus fonIultirte einige Der bereorrd9enoteu Aer5te
in ben Ser. Staaten. SD beirdte SOt Springs,
qrf., tpoIelbft ib Die gGber nobm ans Ds belize Noi=
Ter trant, bod idien ales Oieies pcrgtblt6 su rim.
Osnn ib fanO feline Settling. Tad9,Oem I'D 5bre stl.
aeiae ~Qele5eu, fam mir Der Geoanft, es einmal nit
Sbren 9iaen All beriu6tn. Sd babe nabesus S'rei
5dadttIn ba gebrau6t, inOem id sipei pes 4btnos.
che i'd au 8ett ging, unO apei bs 9&orsens mad oem
seriihHid uabm, unD ~Dielelbtn baben mir mtbr gebul7
len. a(s aaes &nOers, mag ib big itbt eebraud)t.
Sd1 fit an Der Sober. Mtiue Qaut uno mcine Nu0;a
ioaren qan3 GELS. i'd bate elm %oumptts, i6ldiriles
bolb Des Nabels, qeraoe 10 als OBJ iD Gin @eibpiir oui
6em IEoosn hattie. Nu6 lpar ib lebr peritopft un3
mtin Mlnb unD mtinc a8un0e iparen meiftcns ipunb.
Ser Mppetit mar 3ientli6 gut, bod tDurnen Die Speis
fen niht perbaut, ipnosrn lagen mir lGiper i'm lla,
ou uno i'd ~oerlpitrts siu Dftcres &ufitoben nerielbeh.
Sh fouute MIR lei0t perpauli6c Speiien c7eu. Rittt
SsnOen Sic mir bos Bud Ser &atbOebcr".
A6tun9spol BEN 3auQq a,
SPOT Sprinas, Cir.
Cine TamiItem- @eStsin.
8. suQuit 1896.
Robipab & So. @ertbe Ssrrtn: Ah babe Idon
bi.le 8iaeu nerfauft, aber nod feline angstroffen,
,pelbe 10 gut pie Die SbriGeu inb. SD babe gRaos
mars Di4en in meiner 6dlnilie GuaeipanDt uuo oies
islben au6 Mnosren III unitrer Sctl1aft qeoeben,
umo i'd mus iaseu, eab tie tets ponfanOise SeigisOis
cunq ~oet6Gbrten. &GtungsDea Sbr
SO. @ells @eor5aQ, 81. 6.
Sc dbnab' 8illcu besirten prDentlid)c 9er.
bauunq, ponndnoige Iusi6eiouHQ Der UerOauten Spei.
fen unO eiutn %gtiunoen StublGana, Sic tfriren 9Gis
grGEe, 8iliOftdt, Serlt0plun0, Grauenlcioen, TRACE See
Ser, lauren Mogcnt NDspepie, SbioinOelanldle ec.
Pc per Sdadtcl. Sci Npotbctern oOer Der >toit'
Sos @u6 a9sr &ntboeber" wiro gratis ~psrIonot.
RAILWAY & Co.. P. o. Box 365. New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
oADWAY'S
~

rein s.setabilii6, nirten f9m.rslos, iino biibi6 iber=
sndert, obne @si0ntaf, fleiu unO leibt gu nebmeu.
Sabtpap's 9iGsu inn Der @atur be6iiifii9, ipornem 5r
oeiunbeu Sb6tiofett Der Seller, Gtrgepeioe uno anpe=
rtr @erSauunQsoroune on uuo iafen pie GinQeipciDe
in einenl natiirli6eu SuitanOe, obne iible Ra@tUirtuns
Gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
f. f.

GinerIsi, ME srob ober suaieab Der S6ms3 aud
fem mag, ben Der nit Gbeunlatismus ~bebaftete,
bettlassrtqe SnouliOe, asrtriippsIte, TerbOie, an @eas
itebeH bat,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
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~" t~'"*t'0S &'""S@""V "~S@'~~"S"'
IS tilt iOfort Die or5Bteu S6utsr3eH, liuDert @nts
%aitnoung uno beilt arantbeitel Der 9lngeH, oes Ita=
gems, beg unttrIeibes ODER Der Sraien AHO S0leints
hGufS =s.IA 1879 N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Gtf6ItMng en-, 6miteu, tuebem 0aIS, SnTlMenSa
SrondbttiS, &mnge metts illt0 uus, ytbeMmG
tismns. Neural9ie, &%opffGmers, SabM
i%dDuners, MftbMa, 4ruifbeflemmmn9.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
PORTLAND BOY HoNoRep.
Ernest Henry Mailing VIII BE President of
Colby Athletic Association

Waterville, December 6.-The annual
election of officers and business meet.
ing of the Colby Athletic association. will
be held on December 18th, and in aocor.
dance with the oonstit ution, the retiring
executive committee have posted a
slate of nominations Of officers and mem
bers OF the executive committee for the
ensuing year. The office of the presi-
dent Of the association is the highest
honor that can be held in college office
and naturally the man who Is nominated
and elected to the position is one Of the
most popular men in the class. The
young man upon whom this honor has
been conferred for the year 1898, is Ernest
Henry Mailing Of Portland. member of
the class of 80. Mr.. Mailing is very
popular young man both in his class and
IN college life. From his entrance into
Colby in the fall of 'G5, he has been iden-
titled with the interests of the athletic
association and has been hard and
faithful worker for it's success.
Mr.. Mailing was born in Portland, May
., 1877, and received his early education
in the public schools of the city and was
graduated from the Portland High school
in the class of '95. He entered into track
athletics in the High school, but has been
prevented by his health from participa-
ting in them since entering college Dur
ing the past year he has been the secre-
tary of the association.
Three amendments have been proposed
to the constitution, to he voted upon at
the annual meeting.
The other names slated for the different
offices are as follows: For secretary,
Charles It. Towne, 1900; for members of
the executive committee. from the stu
dent body, Fly Alden, 'eS; N. K. Fuller,
j. o. Weilman, 49, H. r. Spencer, 80;
W +. Hardy, 1900; A. Nj. Blackburn,
'0l, and L. ii. Withee; from the alumni,
MIR j. Fred Hill, 80; A. f. DruInmond,
'8S. and E. I. Wyman, 80. The present
faculty members are DR.. W. S. Baylie,
Dr. j. William Black and Prof. G. B.
Stetson.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
THE MANUAL SCHOOL BUILDING.

The question of accepting the manual
school building which the trustees of the
Walker estate propose to build and present
to the city of Portland comes before the
city council tonight. Strange to say there
are ruuors that there ia opposition in
some quarters to favorable response to
the proposition. The ground of it has not
yet been authoritatively stated. but it is
said that some of the council think the
condition attached to the gift, which is
simply that the city shall maintain a
manual training school in the building
will prove too onerous. At the present
time the city pays about $500 for
manual training. The estimated
increase of expense in the proposed
building is about $1,000 or $500. That
the city government will reject this build
ing because of an increase SO slight as
that does not seem possible unless their
intenton is to discontinue manual train
| ing altogether. If that is their purpose
let them go about it directly and see
what the people think of it.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
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The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

rate Of improvement than that which
lost by disability were less than the
whites. The figures show that the race
is capable of regeneration for when living
under the sanitary and moral restraint of
army discipline they are found to be
superior to their white comrades living
under the same conditions. The proof
exist that the colored race may yet be
brought back to its former high sanitary
condition, but the problem remains how
to lift it up from the abyss of misery and
how to avert it's threatened extinction.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

The Medical Record has an interesting
article calling attention to the physical
degeneracy of the negro In the South in
which it is predicted that the race prob
lem in that section is destined to be set
tied according to natural laws unless
something is done, and done, soon, tozsave
the negro from the results of his own
vices and neglect of elementary hygienic
laws. 1t cites the testimony of DR.. R. Il.
Johnson, himself colored physician.
who has gathered figures from study of
the vital statistics of nearly three hundred
towns in the Southern S ates which show
that the death rate of negroes is double
that of whites in the same com.
munities, and not only this, but the birth
rate is also smaller among the oolored
than among the white population. Eur
thermore, the day of the staIwart negro
is passing, If not already gone, and the
mbers of the younger generation make
a poor sh owing as regards physical con-
stitution, when compared with their
grandfathers and grandmothers. This
degeneracy is attributed to the careless.
ness, want of torethought and dissipation
characteristic of large portion Of the
colored population in the South since the
civil war That this is the true reason
would seem to be substantiated by the
report of Surgeon-General Sternberg con-
corning the health of colored soldiers.
Their sanitary condition showed larger
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

The war in the blue Grass State'' over
the momentous question as to who shall
have the great honor of breaking a bottle
OF tKentuoky's best bourbon over the
new battleship has been settled by Cover
nor Bradley who decides that the honor
shall go to his daughter. The other fair
contestant is thus forced to retire with
such grace as she may but t. time alone
must be left, the healing of the wounds
which the controversy has ruthlessly in
fiicted.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

The Czechs make no secret of the fact
that their final aim is to abolish the dual
empire and make it triple empire by
with Austria and Hungary. This would
set Hungary on fire and destroy the foun-
dations of the present imperial system.
A revolution in the relations between
Austria and Hungary might mean the
reconstruction Of the map of Europe. If
practical effect is given to Kaiser Will
liam's military and naval project as re-
Gently outlined by him there would seem
TO be grave doubts If enough people
would be permitted to remain at home
to pay the necessary taxes.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

Reports would seem to indicate an
abundance of money in the country nota-
bly, in Chicago, where the banks are full
of it. The Loan and Trust company
there refused SO, 900 Of deposits dur
ing the last few months tecause it did
not know what to do with the money.
The rates of interest in Berlin and other
cities of Europe are higher than in
Chicago and the people of the latter city
have from So, 000, 900 to Sc, 600, 600 loaned
o 1T in thesmoney centers.ofsthe old world.
Ibis is regarded as u curious and unus-
uaI fact and it is very significant.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

The number Of dependents, distressed,
hun ry and poverty Astricken in Chicago
- lily per cent less than it was one year
ago-a fact which should have given
val
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

Germany now enters the field as a
maker Of champagne and is likely to
prove a worthyrcompetitor OF France in
this line of products. A good deal of 1t
is being shipped to America and the ques.
ton has been raised concerning the par
ticnlar French label it will bear when 1t
reaches the American consumer.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

Special advices to the New York Herald
from Havana state that committee Of
asked him TO make a request of the
United States that war ships sbe sent to
Cuba, as there is fear of an outbreak
@ ainst Americans
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER z.

The Standard Oil company has got
control of the oil trade in Germany and
will put IN operation. the factor" system
of distributing its products among the
dealers.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

that lit is commanding duty to keep
the appropriations within the receipts of
the government and thus avoid deficit"
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07

~ Z business heretofore carrisd on bv Albion
= BLACKSTONE and George Smith, under the
i1rm name anne OF Blackstone & Smith, win hereafter
oe carried on by George Smith, under the same
nTn name, ne having purchased Mr.. Black.
stones entire interest in the business. and hsV.
ing assumed the liabilities thereof.
Dated atPortland. Maine. Dec. ., A. d 1897.
dec3d2w~ GFOifGT 81, rfIi
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
o. and 56 Gross St, Portland, Me.
sepzo TuTh&SAm
Notice of Dissolution.

NoIICE is hereby given that the copartner-
d. D, snip heretofore existing between Albion
Ddaekstone ana George Smith, under the firm
name nan ana styie OF Blackstone s. Smith, is this
gay dissolved by mutual consent Said George
firm 'A' "A"'i' vi 'iie
Dated at Portland, Maine. Dec A. n 1907
ALBION BLACKSTONE.
GEORGE SMITH
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-07
Portland Creamery.

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sanitary conditions
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the above for 6 cts. per quart.
Serilzed butr-mlk for cts.
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