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The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Gov. Griggs On Tuesday issued his
proclamation, declaring the amendments
to the State Constitution, which were
passed at the special election on Sept.
sSth, to be a part of the fundamental
law of New Jersey. The first one de-
claEes that mo lottery shall be author
lied by the Legislature or otherwise in
this State, and no ticket in any lottery
shall be bought or sold within this State,
nor shall pool SO Hing, bookmaking or
gambling Of any kind be authorized or
allowed within this State, nor shall any
gambling device, practice or game of
chance now prohibited by law be legal
lied, or the remedy, penalty or punish
ment o provided therefore be in any
way diminished" The second one pro-
hibits the Governor from making ad
interim appointments of those persons
who have been rejected by the Senate.
1t is said that the race track men intend
to contest the legality of the action of
the election boards in rejecting the
marked ballots, but it is hardly likely the
Supreme Court will establish the prece.
dent of going behind the eturns.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Rev. DR.. Charles w. Shields, ptofes
sor of the harmony of science and re
vealed religion in Princeton University,
has given out a statement announcing
that he intends, with the least possible
delay, to separate himself from the
Presbyterian Church. He was one of the
signers of the application of Princeton
Ion for a liquor ~liceuse, and he explains
that this decision to leave the Presby-
terrain Church is made for his own per-
sonal protection aud ''in consequence of
the unjust, unconstitutional and defama-
tory action of certain P~resbyteries and
synods, Involving his good name"
There is no question but th at
the Pr~esbyteries and syuods, as
we'll as the lress and public gen
orally, havs been having soma liys-
ly discussion at the expense Of R,v.
DR.. Shields and the othsr Princeton pro-
f.ssors who signed the application for the
license, but it is difficult to understand
tne position IF a lecturer on revealed re.
l:gion who holds to d-enominationals ties
30 lightly that this sort of criticism
wo.ld make him sever them or that the
changing of UNCONVENTIONAL connection
wonld undo the moral wrong of his
action. Evidently the proper place to
begin is in removing his name from the
license application.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Henry Coombs, the Republican candi-
date for Surrogate, was in Woodstown
yesterday shaking hands with his friendF'
Mr.. Coombs is making a gallant fight and
derserves the stronge backing of his par
ty. Coombs and Crispen make a strong
team
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

If faithful service counts for anything
Joseph B. Crispen will be re elected next
Tuesday by a handsome majority. He is
a clean, capable man, and with another
term at Trenton he will be in a position
to do better work for his constituents.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

The Best Salve IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money refundep
Price IS cents per box. For sale by Harry
C,1act
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29


Political gossip is again busy with
Senator Stokes. of Cumberland county,
his name having been connected with the
position of Deputy Clerk of the Supreme
Court, under the new CLERK, VIM. Riker,
who assumes the duties Of the position
next week. Senator Stokes, however,
denies that he is to be shelved, and de
clares that he will accept no position that
will invalidate his posision as Senator or
his claim for re election, which looks as
if he wal charging his gun for some big
ger game than at present appears in
sight. 1t is not unlikely, though, that
he may be made private secretary to Mr..
Riker, which will not interfere either
with his Senatorial duties or aspir.
atoms. The political ohessboard in New
Jersey for the next two or three years is
going to be a mighty interesting study.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Try some of Davis, Colson & Co.'s
High Grade Super Phosphate and Potash
10 to IL available P~hosphoric Acid 2 to
4 Potash Actual. $13 per ton. Compare
this analysis with some other selling form
$15 to $18
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

II tried a bottle of Salvation Oil on a
wound and was cured within several
days. l never had such a good remedy
as Salvation Oil in my hands.
Mrs. J. G. Duncan, Lexington, Mo-"
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Uuder our popular form of government
where every man is a sovereign, aud hence
responsible for tho character of the
government, it becomes his duty to exer
oise the right which his citizenship gives
him in shaping the policy of the govern.
ment, in SO far as the selection of men
and principles will do it, according to his
best judgment. 1t is the imperative
duty Of every man to vote, and indeed no
man has a moral right not to use his
franchise and utter his voice by his ballot
in behalf of the kind of government he
wants. The gravity of the questions at
issue, whether weighty or otherwise,
while they may tighten or augment the
responsibility according to circum
stances, never wholly excuse any one
from the use of this privilege. NJ great
State or National issues are at stake 10
the election to be held next Tuesday in
this State, but every voter in Salem
county should go to the polls and vote
" OuO "Ob u ulc CuOlCOs 1t is Ulb0u gU6
stay at-home voter that is responsible for
the defeat of men and measures that
stand for the veal of the State, as came
near being sadly illustrated in the recent
constitutional amendment election. DIS.
astrous results have come to this State
from a lack of sufi cient care baing
exercised in electing men to the Lagi =
lature, as was the case in the disgraesful
race track legislation a few years ago,
and while q constitutional prohibition has
now been placed or this particular f,rm
of evil, yet it rem aims trus that eternal
vigilance is the price Of liberty"
Though one form of evil has been
scotched, it is hydra headed, and unless
carefully watched, may crop out when
least expected, hence the necessity for
vigilance at the polls. With a hundred
years and more of education in the
blessings of popular government, We
ought to have a class of voters by this
time who will rightly appreciate the
value of citizenship, and exercise its
privileges and duties with a con
scientiousness and freedom worthy an
Amerisan citizen. Mercenary motives
ought to be spurDed, and what is now
known as the Floating VOTE" which
means in many instances a purcbassble
vote, ought to be gradually eradicated
from the body polite as fast as the
cosmopolitan character of q voters
become assimilated with our customs and
institutions and learn to value the rights
of an American citizen. 1t ought to be
the aim of all political parties and all
public men to foster and bring about
such a state of things. For unless the
tendency is in this direction the ship OF
State is drifting toward the rocks of
social disorder and political ruin. The
purity of the ballet and the incorruptible
character of our citizenship arc the
foundation of our stability as a nation,
and when these are undermined disaster
is impending. The beginning of such a
dire fate is the lack of interest in
elections, always marked In an off year,
tuch as the present, hence q word to the
wise ought to BIO sufficient,
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Coughs, colds, pneumonia and fevers
may be prevented by keeping the blood
pure and the system toned up with
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Grier Sc Boone carry the largest and
finest assortment Of all tho latest styles
of mems hats up-to late neckwear, all
the new and nobby patterns, at Grier %
Boone's.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

If you want a fiIe dress overcolt
Grier & Boone are Offering q special in q
fue all wool kersey; absolutely water.
proof.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

HOODS PILLS cure Liver ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 2Sc.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Many things which are advertised
possess no value; Init who would say
that DE-. Buifs Cough SJIup Possess q
no merit9 IL is tho standard remedy OF
our age.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Ex-President Cleveland has a son and
heir and the Princeton tiger smiles.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If c. c. @. fail, druggists refund money.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

TO Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money if it falls to
cure. goo.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
loc. 25c. II c. G. c. fail, druggists refund money.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Tho mission of Hoods S~arsaparilla is
to cure disease, aud thousands OF Test.
monisls prove it fulflls its mission we'll.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Election Tuesday, November 81. Polls
open at 6 a. m. and close at Z p. m.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29
Convention Notes.

The convention will meet next year at
Elizabeth. Our State Pr. sident is bo
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

GO Get your Job Printing
done at this office.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29

Chamberlain's Oolic, Cholera and Diar
rh@a Remedy always affords prompt
relief. For sale by Geo NJ. Andrews.
The Monitor-register., 1897-10-29
EVENING SESSION.


The meeting last evening was excmrd
ipgly unique. The First Presbyterian
Church choir furnished the music, and
Miss Cassie Smith, of Ocean Grove, @ IL,
Quoted the devotional exercises.
All the county presidents and state
superintendents occupied seats on the plat
form. Each president spoke of the work
done in her county, and gave some
encouraging remarks and each supcrin.
tendent described the purpose of her
department.
The central idea was "New jersey
shall be redeemed" and as each county
president stepped to the front to tell what
part In the work her county Is doing, sic
carried a banner with that inscription. A.,
the same time the delegates from her
county arose In their seats In the body Of
the ball, and while she spoke waved flags.
banners or pennants, bearing 10 musi
cases the name of the county and its
motto. IL made q very pretty scen,.
Mercer county varied it by waving whita
handkerchiefs.
Instead of returning to their seats on
the platform the presidents took seatt
Siih their delegations when they con.
clnded speaking. This left the platform
clear to the state sup~erinteudents, who
advanced in a body bearing banner
inscribed with their work. They were
greeted by all the delegates present
rising and waving flags and pennants In
unison.
Many sharp thrusts. stormy argu
ments, bright points and witty sallies
were made by the speakers during the
evening. and the applause was liberal.
Miss Ethel Bond. a young lady dressed
in white. bearing the national colors
bordered with white and tied with a bow
of satin ribbon at the top of the flag
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
@icria0er MorD.

gSaons, glsbr., 80. San. s. G..
Gaib tebrte eeltern 9lbeno bon elmer
grwedunssperiammlun9 3uriid uno err
moroete feline Srau uno orei Sinoer.
Nfs Der Sberin unb Coroner oas Saus
erreihten, lagen Die 2ei6en Der 6rau
&aib unb ibres 10 jabrigen Sobnes
furbtbar serbaft auf Dem gooen unb
Die beioen anoeren GinOer lagen nit su
grei geihlasenen 80pfen toot auf ib=
rem 8etten. 9as 8erbre6en mar nit
brei Stiifen Seifenltein aus9efiibrt
morben. slls Der Sheriff eintrat, iab
9aib auf Dem Seniterbrett uno seiste
feinen Wioeri itano. Man alaubt, oab
9aIb ourd Die 9lufreguns bel Den Gr-
mefun9s 9sperIammlunsen ben 8eritano
Derloren bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
poIittiGe Nottsen.

Sen. Nl9er tpurbe BON Dem ertpdbl=
ten prdlioenten MeRinleD gum &riess=
Sefretdr ernannt unb bat oerIelbe bas
Nmt angenommen.
McGinlep bat bem 0rn. 2pman s.
Gage, 8antprdioent Der erlten 9atip=
'nalbanf in Chicago, bas glmt bes
SdaBamtsietretdrs anseboten uno bies
Ter bat baHelbe angenommen.
9as .gb9eorbnetenbaus bat iib nit
190segen ll8 Stimmen fir cine gin=
morberunos geidrdnfun9slnabreeel
srtldrt. 9ieielbe beitlmmt ,Maen
geFunoen, iiber l6 Sabre alien 8erlonen
(mdnnli6 pie meibli6) Die rpeoer
Gnelii6, nod Die Spra6e ibres Sc
burtslanoes leIen unD lhreiben fonnen,
lit Die Ginmanberune berbnten. 9a=
gegen f6nnen erupanoern iibsr so Sabre
alte Yerionen, 0ater poer Grobpater
zines qualilicirten @inipanberers ppn
iiber 20 Sabren, Der i'm Stanbe 1T, i'm
su erbalten, ibn gu begleiten, ooer li6
Ipdter au ibm su be9eben." IS 1T bies
Der erite S6ritt su einem p0lligen 9lus=
i6mB aller europaiiben @inwanoerun9.
gtab Der parteiitelluns Der Mitelie=
Der pertbeilten lib Die Stimmen fir
uno gegen bic neue @inmanoerungs=
Bia bel Oeren Nnnahme i'm gunoesab=
georbnetenbaufe nie folgt. IS ltimm=
fir Die 8ill l0l &epublitauer, Is See
motraten uno populiiten, oaseeen 80
Nepublifaner uno 35 Semotraten.
Gtpa 60 Geprdientanten iparen abge=
paart. Die Mebrsabl Der republifani=
| iden Witslieber bat alio fir Die Be-
fbrdnfung Der @innanberung ge=
lfimmt, mdbreno Die Mebrbeit Der Se=
mDfraten bagegen mar. 0on ben err
iteren baben li6 unsefabr IS prosent
als @e9ner Der @inpanberuns eripieien,
bon ben Semofraten unsefdbr AZ Pro=
| sent. 9dtte bas Saus itatt elmer re-
publitaniiben cine bempfratiibe Mebr=
belt gebabt, 10 mdre Die Sill seiblaeen
poroen.
| Sanlfllfll1e YDpultlfelt, 0te aftDe=
ieno uaren, ltimmten fir Die ginwau=
berungsbia.
gliBer benjenisen, bic mir in unierer
lebten gfummer erndbnten, iinb felt
Neuiabr nod fol9enoe Sunoesienato=
rem ertpablt porben /:
Sn. penniploania penrobe (G.) als
Nabfolaer bon Cameron (&.)
Sn Ranlas 9arris (Y.) als Nadfol=
ger oon Beffer (g.)
gtn Noro 9afota. Californian unb
9foro Carolina muroen Sansbrpuab,
pertins unb Brit6aro. idinmtli6 Ge=
publifaner, tpieoer 9etpablt.
Soabo ertpablte an STEELE bes Sill
berrepublifaners Dubois oen populilten
Qaitfelo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
Wemeite Na1ri1te,t.

Sonntag Worgen 81 friiber WiDrgen-
funoe brad in 0DbOfen bel Neip Sort
on spei Stellen 6euer aus, pobei iieben
perionen ben 500 fanoen unb piele
arme 2ellte pbbo1los murben, na6oem
lie nit fnapper yiotb aerettet moroen
tparen. Sic 6euer maren in beridie=
benen Sbeilen oer Staot unb elnes ber=
ielben mar, tpie man slaubt, Die 6olse
BON granoltiftlln9.
Won 9riiliel miro berihtet, oab Die
dltelte So6ter bes 9onies, Die Satin
bes Prinsen BON Sa6Ien=@obur9, nit
einem 0iterreibiiden Offisier our6ge=
brannt lit.
@rpBe Nufregung miro our6 cine
Na6ribt ous Hublano berpor9erufen,
in melber es beiBt, bab 40 enalilbe
Griegsidiffe, barunter II S9labt=
lcbiffe eriter Glaiie, spiid)en Der 8epba=
Su6t uno ben Oaroanellen li6 aufbal-
ten.
9lm Mpntag Morgsn itatteten gin=
BREEDER Der YraoleD' l6en 8ant in @loon
einen Seiu6 ab, ipren9ten ben GaIIen.
ihrant uno erbellteten babel ungefd6r
$4,000 Bis $4,000.
Sn Snoien greift Die Seulenpelt im=
mer weiter I'm li1.
9lus Cuba fommt ipieoer einlnal bic
Wahrtd)t, oab Wenler abberufen tper=
Den ion.
Nuf Der eSnIel Greta miro Elm allge=
meiner NuIltano befiirdtet. 3wiI6en
Gbrilten unb Wubameoanern baben
pieoerum Sample itattgefunoen.
Gine grpeoition bes Generals @epler
in Cuba lit seidlasen luoroen. 8ie
@panier muBten li6 nit einem Serlult
bon Is SoOten, 100 Sooten uno rs
Idwer 8erwunoeten 3uriif sieben.
9(m Sonnta9 meloete cine 9epei9e,
ooB Elm idmeiserii6es 8ebires s=glrtille=
rie= e=8eeiment BON Nigle, i'm &bonetbal,
aus iiber Den 5000 6uB boben Sol Dee
Woiies ben Marih nah Sbun ansetre=
ten. Cine Sabritrabe giebt es bort
ni6t uno Der Wes 1T ielblt inl Sonmel
Elm miibeboller. Man bat nun felt G
5agen ni4ts meDr bon ben Soloater
gebDrt uno ba es in ben lebten orei poel
bier 5a9en unaufb6rli6 9ei6neit bat,
fiir6tet man, OaB i9nen Elm llnsliid
Su9eltoben lit. - Seit Sonnta9 baber
mir feline meiteren Seri9te erbalten uni
I6einen ltb bemna6 Die idlimmlten
gefiirdtungen 81 beltdti9en.
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verkaufe

Won Hoods Sarsaparlla zeigen dass seine Medi-
zin sich des 6fentlichen Vertrauens und
Patronats in einem gr0sseren Umfange ais
irgend cine andere erfreut hat. Das kommt
daher, we'll es gr0sseren heilenden Verdienst
besitzt und gr0ssere Curen ais irgend cine
andere hervOrbringt. Nicht was wr Sagen,
sondern was Hoods Sarsaparlla thut
lst Won Wichtigkeit.
ALE Annoncen Won Hoods Sarsaparilla, vie
Hoods Sarsaparilla selbst, sind ehrlich Wr
haben daS Publicum niemals getauscht, und
deshalb init seinem grossen heilenden Yer
dienst haben die Leute unbedingtes Zutrauen
DARN, und kaufen Hoods Sarsaparilla fast aus
schlesslich lieber ais allie anderen Medizinen.
kunden wunschen Hoods.
"Wir bestelIen Hoods Sarsaparilla in grossen
Quantitaten und es ist der einzige Blut- Reiniger
welche Droguisten in grossen Quantitaten ohne
Gefahr kaufen k6nnen. Es geht sehr schnell
ab und Kunden. welche es einmal kaufen, for
dern Hoods sicherlich das nachste Nal. Wir
glauben, dass Hoods Sarsaparilla wahren Yer
dienst besitzen muss um seine Popularitat zu
behalten. Seine Verkaufe uebertreffen allie
ahnlichen Praparate und sein Lob wird oft ge-
hort" L. SoMMER & Son, Springfield Illinois
Tansend Won den Dr0guisten sagen dasselbe.
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NGISMer berbaftet.

Chicago, 80. San. Sobn 3utous,
alias 8eunet, Der 9eitern Nbeno perbaf.
tet muros, als er periudte, Elm sefdlib=
tes $20=Silbercertiiieat aussugeben,
eab beute an, oaB er Sobn Stuap BON
Stofbolm in Sdlueoen lei, tpo er, iei=
ner grSdhlun9 nod, an einem Snftitute
Der Se1nolo9ie prDmopiyte. @apt.
porter bonn 8unbes- -Gebeimbienft ent=
befte, bab Stuap $20-Noten in ei=
nem Gunner bon $50. 1881 sSulfines
ltrabe obne ole 9iilfe beraeiteut bate
unb Der Gailirer bes un!eridabamts
aab au, bab bic Sdli6unaen polltommen
leien. Sfuap CAB 5u. 80 fali9e Noten
bon 500 ieit Dem 13. gsOpember ausge=
geben 3u baben ; aber 10 piel bic Bean,=
ten bes Gebeimoienites tpiiien, tuuroen
nur 2 ansebalten, cine in Detroit unb
cine bon Der bieli9en Wletropolitans
8ant. Stuap bate tpeitere SO e5tiide
Der fali1en Noten in Der 9aihe. als
er perbaftet ,puroe. ct. bate aun
Rronsnnoten uno cine betrd9tlibe
Summe auten ameritaniiden Gelbes
BEL Fh. Ct III Elm gebilbeter Wann
unb ougeni6einlih 2iinifler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-03
Nortb 9en0ersOtt, 81.

SIt lit es einem einfa9en riOaenann=
ten SauSmittel" borbebalten, oa eine
Rur su bepirten, mo- porber Die Sunit
uno bas Wilien oer Ner5te nidt per=
mohte beileno einsugreifen. Sas be-
ipeilt 10 re6t Der Sail bon Srau q. 8.
Daniels in bieier 9taot, oeren Brief
mir hermit Der OeHentliAteit iiberse-
ben ,3u 0esinn oes perganaenen
Sabres mar id Elm biiltloier Griippel,
uno burb &beumatisluus an oas Bett
sefeHelt. SD tpar unter gebanoluns
peri1ieoener Merste, ieood obne grfols.
Maboem i6 6 Woden bettldgeria mar.
muroe i1 in bas Soipital sebradt, ie=
bod aud bier fano ih feline 0eilung.
Oa b6rte id bon Gorni's Mlpenfrduter
Blutbeleber uno Iieb mir tpelden tOms
men. S1Dn mad ben paar erlten sro=
Ben slaIden, Die i'd siilnabm, itellte iid
mertli1e Yeherung Ell uno heute bin
id 10 seiuno, oab i'd meine Sausarbeit
mieber perribten tann. SA fiible iebr
banfbar fir Die ieaensuolle Wirfuna
oieies Mittels uno fam bafielbe allen
Nheumatitsrn aufs Beife empfeblen." -
3as BebeimniB oes @rfDlaes bon
Mlpenfrduter 9lutbeleber bel ybeumatir
iden Qeioen. lisat in Der 9batiade,
baB oerielbe bic Oarnidure. Die uria6e
BON Rbeumatismus aus benz Dilute entz
isrnt, nno balIelbe bereihcrt nnb trdf=
tigt. SIT ni1t in 9lpotbeten at fobef1
.fonoern miro bon 2otalaaenten ooer
oireft ben Or. Yeier fohrnep, ll2-lI4
80. 0cpne Nue.. Chicago. 81. oer'
tauit.
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NusIann.

Sn Der fransDliiden Nbaeoroneten=
TANNER ipurDe Der erlte Pbaragrapb Der
gill angenomnen, tuel6e Nusfubrpra=
mien auf 3uder getpdbrt.
Sie Gertreter bon Isl oeltti6en 3u=
ferfabrifen baben cine Sruitcompaanie
unter Dem Namen y y9euti6es 3uder=
Sunbifat" geQriinoet.
Sn 9ltben entItano infol9e zines
Streites bon Stuoenten nit einem Brp=
fehor Elm &ramall.
9ln Der fransoliib=italienii den @lpen=
srense lit eine italienilbe Yatrouille
BON elmer Canine peri6iittet lporoen.
2wei Soloaten blieben toot, nd5teno
5wei anoere nit leidten 8erlebuugen
oappntamen.
Die Yeulenpeit tit aud auf Der Sniel
6ormDla arsaebroden.
Sn ben BON Suneersnotb beimge=
iu6ten Siltriften Snoiens iino iebt
1000, 000Perlonen nit llnterltiibunss=
arbeiten belddftigt.
Gbina ma6t erpBe Nnitrenaungen,
Inn wieoer cine triesstithtige 6lotte gu
Ibolfen.
IS pirb bebauptet, GuBlanb molle
100 Millipnen Gubel aur Setpaffnuns
Der Nrtillerie nit frans0iiiAen Sdneu=
feuertanonen berauseaben.
&ublanos 8iiltuneen in Ooeiio unr
anoeren Pldben peroen nit grDbem
gifer betrieben.
8raf Murapjeip, Der neue ruiiii6e
Miniiter oes 9lenBern, tit in paris ein=
setroifen.
9luf Der Snlel 3il9m i'm perliIden
Meerbuien lino nidt peniser als $500
Yerionen umsetommen uno Sauienoe
bon Sduiern aerit0rt woroeu.
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Sd iase 1ur iopiel: es iinb bic beffen Bil.
Ien, bic mir ie Oorgefomtt,en iinb; ais Ber-
bauun9spille nad bem Gfiem baben fte uteis
ner Weinuns na9 ui4t ibres @Ieiheu."
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0efat9ene Mmerifanet aMf
Cuba.

Dab ,Sunoerte" amerifaniider Biir=
ger in cubanilden 8efdnsniRen ihmah=
ten, obne anaeblid gu mihen warum
uno obne oab ibnen jemals Die &e6ts=
uobltbat zines proSefes gu Sbeil miro,
1T cine Der febenoen 8ebauptuneen Der
Guba=griiller tno ibrer preboreane.
Wie es fih in Wabrbeit oantit uerbdlt,
seigt cine jsbt oorliesenbe amtlihe 8er=
6ffentliduna. giner &elolutipn oes
8unbeSisnats entipre1eno, bat Der
grdlioent Dem @onsreB eille Site aller
9erionsn sugeianot, ,uelne felt Dem
Sesinn oes jegisen 9lufltanoes, alio ieit
Sebruar 1895, auf Der Snlel Guba per=
baftet moroen iino un0 amerifaniihe
giireer su iein bebaupten (alfp
mabrldeinlih es niat einmal ale iino.
Sbre 3abl betrdgt "A. 9ie Wamen
Iino massachusetts Ipaniihe llno ibre
3rdser aebOren ofienbar jener sablrei=
6en Gldile pon Gubanern on. Die oas
ameritaniIdle giirgerre6t nur erlper=
ben. I'm i'm 9eliBe beiielben na9 Guba
lsuriifSufebren unb bort 9egsniiber Den
ipaniIden 8eb6rOen oarauf podetl gu
t6nnen.
Sieler 2ilte tpar elm Sdreiben bes
Staatsletretdrs beigegeben, tporin oieler
iaat, BOB BON ben beIo9ten "a Berionen
Iieben prpseIiirt moroen lino. Sn slpeien
oieier 6d0e pnroe eine Qppelation an=
bdnsis gema6t uno in ben anoern tiini
Sdnen cine nohmalise Yroseiiirung er=
iuirtt. Son Der 8eiammtSabl Der Wer=
bafteten lino 36 mieoer auf frei=
EN- SuB aeieb moroen, naAbem es
| lid bel Der rlnteriu6une er9eben bate,
baB Die segen tie srbobenen 9lntlasel1
|unbesriinOet maren ; Is anoere iino aus
@uba ausgemieien noroen. naA=
Dem lie tbeils nur ipe1iae Sage. tbeils
Elm Sabr lang i'm 8efdnsuiie setpeien
waren; IL Sdlle lino nod in be,
Sbwebe.
| Staatsietretdr Olnep fiigt binau, oat
ab9eieben bon ben obi9en "a 5dDeu,
nod neun @orreiponoenten ameritani.
| iher 3eitun9en BON ben ipanii9en Se.
bDroen aus Guba aussenieien morser
lino, nadoem iie ii6 poriibersebeno in
nlilitdriIder 9aft befunOen batten.
gtahOcm er nod Die 9lngabe aema6t,
oaB fein amerifaniI6er Yiirger su,
Deportation nad Geuta perurtbeili
tporben iei poer lib bort in Saft be-
finoe, last OlneD, baB Die bielige &e=
sierune In alien Sdllen, in tpel6en oit
pro5eilirung BON ameritaniiben Siir'
germ ungebiibrli6 persoaert muroe, mii
gtahorud bel Der ipanii6eil He0ierunq
oarallf georun9en bat. oaB entlueoer Oi'
proseilirung iofort itattfinoe ober oe'
betreHenoe @efan9ene freigeeeben ueroe