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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27
ELLEN BEACH YAW.

tiers one night recently to satisfy myself,
and found that for once at least the man
ayers have rot exaggerated the facts. prob
ably because the real conditions cannot
we'll be misreprssented.
At the Broadway Francis Wilson had
large audience to see him and his excel
lent company in The Little Corporal"
John Drew had a full house at the En-
pire. The performance OF Hotel IJpsy
Turvy" at the Herald Square was WEI at
tended The Garr;ek. where charming Al
ME Russell held forth in Catherine" was
packed. as were the knickerbocker. where
Viola Allen IS exploiting Hail Gaines The
Christian" and the Garden, where Rich
ard Mansfield reigned as "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac." At the Manhattan that anything
but CONNIE ndable French connection, The
Turtle had very large house, and at
the Bijou May Irwin was turning them
away" with Glen MacDonough's farce
Kate Kip Buyer" Joe jefferson, at the
Fifth Avenue, was, OF coursa playing to
enormous business, as was Jula Arthur at
Wailack's. Days scarcely had standing
room with THE Runaway Girl" and
Weber 4 Fields music hail didn't have
even that. AT the Madison Square 'On
and or was doing well. and over at the
Lyceum T. II Sothern was playing to
capacity in "A Colonial Girl" At the big
Academy of Music Sporting Life" was
week, and all OF the continuous perform
ance houses az well as some Of the bur
lesque" places were simply packed.
This condition, so far as am aware has
never before prevailed In New York at
this seas son. and unless -eTies of fortunate
accidents such as have made this year nota-
bic should recur al some future time IL Is
not likely To be duplicated in the near
future.
The average New York critic does not
pretend to keep posted as 10 the names
and doings of the members of those road
companies which never visit New York
Their failure 10 do this ia not due to any
desire 20 be unfair. but merely 10 the
asinine deiusion under which they labor
that no performer who does not come 10
New York once in awhile can amount to
very much. 4 few years ago. when Chin
ME Fadden'' was produced at the Garden
theater here, the role of Mrs Murphy vas
intrusted 10 Marie Bates, one OF the best
character actresses in this country. The
next morning, In his review OF the piece,
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IN The TNs~Cinw Girl" 20 he prc.iucei al
t'* seaf'is theatsr tonight bv ~ Frav'ev
company Blanche Bates fails aoVn a nfwht
" stars II r1saner % cuTz'le shs blood
WIN Fear Ia ~ veins - ihe aversre thea
VI s>@F~. As pruScls Ives & waywzri
s"@ SIC suddenly comes tacs ~ face with
aeF fAtAer lie curseS her and waite on
We te2 A02lus ~ a r,eA; ~ stairs sae
is's fast - ! relS down q the bottom
TIE High ~ describing thlS lzB
Sas E7an,1scs paper SAYS:
A4ost we've to r'1nn srfux % the sAs-
'>N SIC sA@Ye3 ancsfta4aly. Tepre WAS
s~ut fur~.aE * rae HEuv~ al Mss
$500 @NsN tsN s'rsss cH re top So rs a.st
iN slf erv1sss Then aVtr ans over
-, AUn3oeA sH} something pounds o.
.s.1*@''e actress. ard presently there lay
s. epf'tgeatlv seemed ar sstgtaie say
- - he crraus- K had ;aken ICES tran
minute. bag * seemed 70 :ae ats!!en<e Q
sees3astAo.@ era ettoa x an hour
pspeskiaE - th.< :si 10 a sspefser. Miss
he~ ae $3.50 wysels FIRM tssns
80 stt 1c' E-irk.ne khsUF ts I suSt
I5sset sa, trsg rvlex AL sac mus e.
,se'Ft7s ~ Is fAs most confident II
asis iHs@ElAev MAKES he uoss sc
81 49, fa4s Noa II stat resist. ans soavs
s~ai ~ - SAVE AGy S-ss.sss huxed
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% Will acknowledge her as baroness. l. IS
further known that TIRE harcn's recent hur-
rici trip 80 Europe was for the purpose OF
arranging matters with his ar1Jsccratic
r !afives
While N san Francisco Madeline B5u;on
was n receipt Of a handsome allowance
from the baron, and no wish u hers was
Jeff unqualified People Nho have
the baron ara baroness together say never
before wss There so devoted a coupe Miss
Seasan r now z; Lakewood. at ;he sa0i-
taritTn here where she is recupersttng AZ
sr long Illness caused by over-exerticn
wa.ls pYact.etne he dancing feature n oue
- tae PLAYS - ,he f'r8wlsy reperto-y. After
the formal acknowledgements ~ The ma
rage Raron and baroness rln So Nil
SO to. Germany IL 1--we 81 he fam Is sc-less,
Dan Ssg>y VIII open Il two-day engage
c,ens a. tAs Seattle sAeafer next Wss1nes-
day nlgnt giving his rev pay. ~Cucie
Fob" Tor TIE initial pert sEuauce. ara
~ Egsssa. she Contractor" Thursday.
- -
Another e~cr: 70 present grant opera 81
tour and a. popular prices Sas soEe ne
wsy % the Emma lash. the Marie Tsvs-y
ara other companies. Savs 20 Denver
News TIE International opera Company
headed hy Ctementsas De We're. closed rs
s-@Saa ara a.sosnae4 a. Kansas Csfy yes-
tertay. therefore c40ce1-g - 6ateS IN
Omaha. ue-vr~ ard other Western ct,5eS-
TneTe VAS u2r>h Interest ge.g acye 81 tAe
Sntaszy ts~a oDSga season. aH& gae T. 5slS
lovers % he .ity wils regret 20 lsarn q ta-
IL success ~ ne company. Tas Erea-wxY
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Willis e. Boyer manager OF Dan Sully
and his company. was in the city last week,
arranging for the appearance OK his star
at the Seattle theater next "Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. H. Quintus Brooks, business manager
OF Sowing the Wind is in the city, ar
ranging for the production OF his play at
the Seattle theater next Friday and Sat
uT1ay evenings.
Next Thursday evening the Seattle Elks
will hold social session in honor OF Dan
Suily and his company secret session
viii be held. at whleh rye members o. me
given the full benefit of the Elks' horns.
In Huber's museum In New York the
leading feature In the euro hall is Bunce.
He Is half man and half pig. the upper
extremities resembling the headquarters of
a pig. instead of being like those in the or
binary person. He is the only case of the
sort on record.
Regis Senac the renowned fencing mas
ter. has been added TO the faculty OF the
New York, to show the scholars how to
use the fols. This Is very necessary mat
ter of dramatic Instruction in these days OF
remantic plays. wherein sword comoass are
Inevitable.
There are four sisters in Frank Daniel
opera company. and three Of them are
prima donne. They are Helen and Lillian
Han Redmond, while not yet prfma
donna. il one Of the beauties of the chorus.
and as her voice is of exceptionally ex-
cellent quality her promotion at no dis
tan. day need cause no surprise.
Mrs. Adeline Stanhope- Wheatcroft saws:
Persons who choose TO regard the drama
as a degenerate profession should sec the
sort of young men and young women who
are studying for the stage in my school.
They compare more than faVorably with
students Of any other art. and people know
now that the drama should be studied as
seriously and intelligen.ly as any other pro-
TESS on"
Campbell and Caulheld the Juvenile
wonders: Tidd,ewinks and Dugan. VIII
Towers. George KANE. Frank Rhodes,
Clarence Hodge. Miss GLADYS Castleton
Miss Annie Driver Miss Louise King. Miss
Jennie Bowen, Misses Joy and Clayton and
ether well known favorites are portraying
the we'll known funny characters In no
gan's Alley" this season. Coming to Sc
attic soon.
MY Friend From India company. was
asked the other day by a Western mana
ger TO announce the next attraction. THE
Girl Left Behind Me-" Speaking OF that
play. Mower said: 1T was first produced
by Charles Frohman~the name FrohmaG
land east and west. north and SOUTH!
Then voice from the gallery prevented
further eloquence by shouting. What's the
matter with Lydia Pnkham?"
lyon Yonson," that unique and ever
delightful comedy drama. by Gus Heege.
is to be one OF the features OF the theatri-
cal season in this city this season. Messrs.
1t will tour the country. have given 1t
most elaborate reproduction, and have en-
gagged a most no,able cast. including Ben
Hendricks, the great delineator OF Swedish
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character: Annie Mack per,9er, for several
seasons leading lady for Joseph Jefferson
beatrice Norman. the petite juvenile artist
TIE American comedy four: Edward J.
Mack Clara Belle Jerome Gearoge A
Weller.
The IRISH Jefferson" is tire name Of a
cast prop0uude4 IN honor Of Mr.. Daniel
suIly a. banquet given n his honor by
The Robert Emmett Society - Sa1 Fran
cisco, ana Mr.. Sally states that no sohri-
cuss has ever given him 50 much genuine
pleasure. IL = 70 hs doubted. too. IL any
-errn was more fl.tiugsy applied. The
charm II Mr. Sullys work lies in his ex-
treyre aSelifv - nature ard his refusal 10
prostitute his noble arr 70 the coarse meth
o6s unhapp.ly employed by too many Sc
called IRISH comedians.
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sheater viii b. dark next week. opening
or Sunday. November =, with Hoyt's "A
PaEIoF Match
The Dazxler" remo6eied. but the sans
ole Daxzler, did ar exceedingly large bust
Eess ~ the Third Avenue. and lis Manages
was 10TH TO close his engagement last even
saz. saying that he wished he cousd extend
r Cor tive weeks longer; and II IL safe to
say that the skit proved 50 amusing tia;
1t would have filed the house every night
Ter tnas length OF time.
Tonight a new play for Seattle theater go
ers s 70 be presented, Two Married Men,
Il comes well recommended. and aas some
very clever people In il. notably Charles L.
Schslltns, the once famous musical minstrel.
y
The Seattle thea.er win open It's doors
again next Wednesday evening for the
ever-popular Dan Suliy. who also comes
with a new play, Uncle Bob" On Thurs
day he viii close his engagement with his
old popular standard. ''O'Brien the Con-
tractor"
A strong drama is promised Tor Friday
and Saturday ar this house IN The Sow
ing Of the Wind" II reports OF this play
are TO be relied upon. it should prove SUI
ficseatly attractive 10 iii the house for the
two nights and Saturday matinee OF IL
engagement
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. HERE has been no dearfh Of
anus ulenis during the week
Just closed at the TWO tneaters. and
| auuseneats OF character SO
/ pleasing as 70 have proven Attrac-
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Papa Was Sensitive.

Alfred please do0; 10y - he 50 poet
ical You hurt pas feelings real bad to-
ntgat'
''Hov 50
w ae1 you were "a jtcfng boa: good tsrnes
ana t&g crops yoB sa5f TIE great Northwest
was 'ust teetnsag. WITH milk and honey"
Well. what of that
why when ia wss poo- re used 70 Go
tsErstas fc~ a commission hoGss Up IN 81,
Paul ''--CieveiarA Plain Dealer.
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man who ID by his own admission one
or t5e most competent critics IN America
cailed attention ~ the fact thai Mrs Bates
was certain 70 make q name Cor herself
IL the misguided mortal had seen as well
posted on theatrical affairs as he should
have been. De would have known that
Marie Bates - fayorite il almost every
city Of the United States.
Ellen Beach Yaw whose voice IL sail,
TO have the greatest range ever reported
IN musical history, came here after a tr:-
tznphal soar OF the country, ard her reeep-
ton was not al ali enthusiastic. She has
since gone 10 London, where her SUCCESS
has been phenomenal For that reason
she may now return TO New York in the
conviction that sae will be well received
here because. forsooth. we are willing 20
blfnoly accept England's estimate Of our
own artists instead OF going 10 the trouble
OF making them Cor ourselves.
The managers Of the New York Casino
encouraged by the phenomenal success of
The Belle OF New York" in the British
CAPITAL have determined 90 send another
company over. This organization will DC
entirely American down 10 the hUrolesg
chorus girl. and IL will present review
written by Hugh Merton and GUStave ker-
ker. The subject OF this review has not
YET been divsl2ged. According 10 some per-
sons who pretend that they are in a PC
sition 70 know whereof they speak the
piece viii be a sort OF potpourri OF several
OF the Casino successes. OF course not in
Guiding .sTfle Belle OF New York. with
which the Londoaers are already SO IA
milar.
The company. IL the plans as at present
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Co-cprratfyr Mining Syndicate

II yen are n st0ckh7ldrr n ths Co-cpsra-
i've M a.ug Svndicate. you are helping
Yourself and sEe syndicate nv using sun
SCI coal maw bcsng produced ~ TIE syr8i-
cate Iea fiAe 10 ADV.
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TTPEN EsETEElS rented and repaired E
- Mica. LIZ Secossd avenue Ts.. Pike -
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19lRIH Of ADJUSTMENTS
nth Local Theaters Have a Week
! Of Splendid Business.
ooop ATTRACTIONS COMING.

~.eeeefal Enlargement Of the
srrswIey Company Closes Tonight
sThs Dazaler" Gives Place -
two Married Men"-A Once
HeteA Minstrel In the Cast-ssSOvv.
ing Of tie Wind" 1T the Seattle.
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All Performances Well Patronized
BY Playgoers.
UNUSUALLY GOOD SEASC
Attractions In New YOFk's Many
Critics Toward Home Talent
Ellen Beaeh.Yaw . Notable Ex-
anple-Now InaerseA by London
-AmericaA Successes In England
Copyright, 1880.

Copyright 1854
- NJ one who is in doubt as to the
~ enormous business being done
N al most of the prominent thea
~ tiers OF this city has only to
u stroll along Broadway any
evening 10 be convinced that
there Is truth behind the oft repeated state
ment 10 that effect. That fact alone is
sufficient to make anything connected with
the theatrical BUSINESS unique
made the rounds OF the principal thea
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Sbiibenz Oerbdnolunaen

ReaelmdBiee 8eriammlung bea
S6iiBen.Sereins am 20. Ge5ember
0as RrDtofoIl Der lebten 8erIamm.
lung tuuroe oerlelen uno nneenomz
men.
9ln mOnatli6en 8ettrdgen oinoen
elm, einiblisBli6 oes @intritteeloes
BON SD. s8einlanb, S7.20.
9err Sp. 8einlanO mur6e nt8 Mitz
elieo in Den 8erein nufgenpmmen.
9err S0race alinae tuuroe ourdb
0rn. Gus. 2uetbp ais Witetieb por.
eeIcbtaeen.
SeibluHen, 8epnraturen am Stano
Der 5rcienbanbzS9eibe oor5uneb-
men.
8eldloiien, am Z. Sanuar, 1899,
einen WfaSfenball in Der Concert
Salle ab5nbalten.
Der @lntrittpreis IUll 25 Gents (0
Serlon betroeen; Nfitelteber iinb gu
ie 2 6reitarten bere6tiet, pel6e bel
Gus. Gnet5D in gmpfang su nebz
men IiilO. 2ll8 8ahencpmitc ipurben
Die l1errcn go. &uebigcr, @briit.
@bertin II. Sy0i. @ross; oils 9lrranges
nth.sc0mite Die 6erren Stub. 8aumz
gaeclner, Sat0b 5Deriter uro S5obn
So5tien ernaunt.
Qterouf @ertaauro.
5r1t 2anq, Sefr.
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MarhtprriIs in St. Suuis.
9unnerstna ben 29. 9eaembe

9unnerstae ben 29. 0esember.
8ei5en.-Nu. 2 rptber, 650-3p.
3. rutber, 63@-c; SEQ. 4. $50
Rais.-gtu. 2 800; SEQ. 2.
iueiBer, 28@-c; 0D. 8. "a @-c.
6nfer.-9tD. 2, 224 @c; -geo. 2
tueiBer,-@-c: No. 3. 220-c.
S6meine. pie 8erfaufe pDn alien
Solten pariiren Stpii9en 50. 80 unb
S3.45 y 10Ofb lebenois.
8inbnieb.-Stiere 5air bis quite i'm
@etuidbt BON 1900 bis 1,60Ofb,
S4.75(05.25; raube l9uere, so. so
@3.00; nit geais sefiitterte, l, 100
big 1,3OOfb i9per, 4.5O65. 10;
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bis su 1,150fb i9tper, 4.40fG
500 . 100 fb Iebenbia. &dhe
uno &Glber, SO. 9.0O@4O.0O. &dls
ber 5G06c o lb lebenbie.
Shnfe. y fb. 2dntnter, 34G
4c p fb febenbis.
Butter. r.-Seinite Ra5fu= u. grennerp
Butter, 1S02lc; gpuntrs 8utter
801Oc y ID.
gier.-5riIdbe 19 p 9u5enb.
@rns>Snmen.-&leeiamen $4.O5 "a
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2.75; 8e6 Sop Sc. .OO08. 90; RiIIet
s.50@.75; unearif4er $3.50
.s5.
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g tnIpe. Tie @eibnabtsz
5eierta9e oerliefen bier in nIler &ube
uno in 8emiitbliber Beiie. Die Be-
ibeeruns fir bic &inber in ber eunnz
taBSi6ule mar redt ib6n, iufpie bas
Sro9ran1m fir bic 6eier.
- Ter Correspondent bate bod
Ii6er ee9Gaubt re9t brnp eetpeien gu
iein, namentlid in Der lebten 3eit,
ober ueb! Santa Claus iaete eez
raoe bas @esentbeil, 70 bebauptet
meni9itens uniere Before Gbebdlfte.
- sluf Der 8ranten1iite befinben
li6 SRI. emma @olt, Clara 5romm,
Sulia auttbOff, @lias @pple uno 6.
8. Slmelina uno Sobn, gsalter.
8unI6en allen cine baloiae Beiier=
un9.
- SRI. Soa 6emnte. upnSermann,
beFnoet ii6 bier auf 8eiub BEL !6rn.
Sn. Meper tudbreno ben 5eiertneen.
- Die juneen 6erren Sulius BOD,
Martin uno Spbn Slid reiften nab
Der @rDBltaOt am Sater Der Str0me,
UNI SertpauOte uno ionit nD9 Se<
manb 81 beiu6en.
- Serr 6. M. Slid, pDn 6ebron,
&C. D, befinbct iib bier nuf Seiub
bel @ltern uno gernan6ten.
- llnIerem neueruablten Sberiff,
Serrn 5rib 8o6, eratuliren mir gu
Ieiner gSabl non 0eputirten.
- Gem Ser1pnal bes Bolts.
blattes", lutuie alien lieben 2eiern
unb 2eierinnen tuini1en mir elm
reid9eie9neteS Teuiabr.
8ep b q 3 e +.
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5wei ibarfe Sraeen beantportet.
g6ns nubt es einen befIereu 9lrtifel
ols Sbr apnfurrent 81 MAIDEN, iuenn
Sic etncn beIleren Sreis bafiir be-
tDnln;er tDnnen?
Grt.-@ell Elm llnterIdlieo i'm
Yreis lit fault oas 8ublifum uur oas
Senere, 10 DAB tpdbreno unIere 8ru-
fite tlei.ier BEL Dem einselnen Ser
fauf iein ntOaen, 10 iuerben lie int
grobcn %anScn 9r0Ber iein.
2eie f5nnen Sic es benz 8ublifum
6eibrin0en, oaB Sbr Sabrifat oas
belte III!
gtcnn beiOe Nrtifel prominent ppr
oas HI6lifum gebradt ueroeu, 10
ipcroeT 9'e;oe probirt tueroen, uno
oas @utlitum iuirb iebr iAneu 0arii.
ber urtbeilen, uno nur bcn belIeren
eebrau3eu.
GEcler erfldrt ben orpben Serfaui
BON Gbalnberlain's 6uitens Seilmits
tel. Die 9eute bnben es felt ,Sabren
aebraucbt uno ausgefunben, oaB lie
ltb tets oarauf perlalIen fDnnen.
sic n5ger man6mal nit elmer faIb.
iOnellen 3euieteit, Die NIT ubertriez
oerer &etfnmme ooraneei6uben
fulro, nufnebmen, fontlnen aber oe.
tpiB 5u benz einen Wtittel 5urld, baf
lle alS 5uperldiiis ertennen, uno fiji,
9uiten Grtdltuneen unb Group aiebi
es nibts mas Gbantberlain's 8 Suiten.
9ellmlttel aleibtUmnlt. ,3u berfau.
fen BEL gBalfer 8rps.
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g8ir baben ibon oft g8arnungen
ereeben lalien uno tuieberbOGen es
abermals: 2aBt eub nidt 6ur9 auf
benz 2anoe'berum5iebenbe unbefann.
te 9laenten bei6pinoeln, iunoern
icrtigt Cure Seibdfte nit betannten,
I'M County iuubnenben 2euten ab.
Sbr t6nnt Guh baour6 oiele g8i6er'
partieteiten uno 9elo eriparen uno
braugt gub ni9t BON euteh 5reun=
ben bDbneno iaeen 81 laiien: 9as se.
Idab Dir re6t!
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2tm Mitttpoh, ben /. Sanuar 1899.
tuir6 Die 2e9islatur in Seffer|or
@itD gu elmer uiermonatli6en Sibs
un9 Suiammentreten. Die Sibune
| lift in bieIem Sabre 10 lang, iueil es
oas Sabr lit, in benz Die BON Der Gonz
| ItitutiUn ooraeiebene 5ebujabri9e &e=
uiliUn Der Statuten gu bebanoeln lit.
9ur9 0ieie 9lrbeit uno Die &ab( Ell.
mes Sunoe8,SenatUrs tpiro Die GeI=
iiun gu elmer auBerDroentlt6 tui9ti,
gen un0 Die 9erren @eiebmaher
tperoen friib5eitig uno nit @ifer an 8
g8erf geben ntiihen tuenn lie ui9t in
Die 6ebler ibrer Sursdueer nerfauen
pDuen, tuel9e nur fouie1 repibirten
alS lie eeniitbli9 fertia brineen tonn-
ten uno bic Statuten in einem NAB
rem GGap8 BON g8ioerlprii9en uno
oerafteten @eIeben uriidlieBen.
Gin sanaer g8uft BON neuen @eieb.
8prlagen lit bereits entmDrfen unter
oencn Iih audi etlihe befin0en beren
@rbebung 8un &eiebe man nur berz
beiipiinI9en tann, nGmli6 Die slb=
i9offuns oes Sun0eGtidets, bnfar
@iniiibrung 0es SenneHee-@e @elebes,
na6 ipel6em ale @an6ioaten fir elm
Qtmt in alpbabetiiher 8eibeniolge
unter oas glmt 81 ieben, un0 Dor
ben 9tnmen 0es Gnnbi0aten, fir tpelz
1cn Der 28abler gu itimmen ipiin1bt,
Elm &reus 5u i6reiben lit, pbne bic
ubrigen Ganoioaten 81 1treicben; fer
ner: 9lbbaltun9 Der SrimarnaDlen
beioer 4arteien on Elm uno bemlel-
ben Sage, in Elm unb oemielben
Stimmplabe, unter elm un0 beniel=
Ben 8ablbenmten, uuo oirefte gSnbl
Der @aroionten fir Die ueri6ieoenen
2ten,ter, anitatt fiir 9ele9aten 5u
elmer Contention.
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ST rpirfIidle 6efabr fir einen Soil
frie9 5wii ben Oeuti hIano uno
cen Oereini9teu Stddten
porbdnocu?

gSaS llnlere 0elben un0 cSIn9Oc5
uuo ibre Greiie nit ibren l6dnolit1en
uu0 oerlUgcneu Sebereien ee3en
8eutI9lono fir Die &ereinigten
Staaten Iino, ons iino fir 9eutl6=
LAMB Die bortiaen 9l9rarier uno lire
9reilc nit i1reu eemeinen uno Gez
bdiIigen SAmdbun9en uuo 9tufeinoz
uu9en Der SerciniGten Staateu.
@inee es ben erferen uno ben leste=
rem nac0, 10 ludren Die beiOen 2Gn'
Der i6un laneIt i'll Die eriteiien
Streitigfeiten poer bod peni9iteus
in einen fir bei0e unbeilnoaen 3oQz
frieg uerlpideft. 9tur Der SeI0nnenz
belt, Der WlaBi9ung uno benz reolidJz
en- Semilben Der bei0erieiti9en 99es
eierungen uu0 Der oeut1den &e9ters
un9Sz Ereiie, iotuie be8 peritdnOi9en
unb einlicbt8oulGen 9beiles Der
iibrigsn OeutIben Ereiie lit es 81
oeroanfen, DAB eS biz Jest nod
ni1t 10 ipeit gefumnten lit. llebris
gems Iei bier AUDI 8leidl bemerft,
baB. Der BON uu8 bereitS beipro6ene,
bon Senntpr MalDn BON eSllinDiS i'm
8unbesIenat ein9e6ra6te uno 9e9en
8euti0lnnb geri6tete &epreiialiens
SeI6luB, ipte ii6 mebr uno nte5r
6ernusIteut, burtbaus unberebtigt 1T
un0 picl 81 neit 9eht. 9erlelbe Io'
tpie Elm abnli6er Oem Saule uorlies
genoer bat beSbalb audi 9r0Be Grt<
riiItuna in &egieruness uno3 o3eitung2z
8reiIen perrcladt un0 iD9ar nie
liberalen uno beiDn0er5 bic SanoeIss
bldtter peranlnBt, Die 8efiir9true
ous5uiprebeu, baB lOlfe@eiebeebErs
gu einem reeularen 3olltriee fiibren
tpilrbe. Zen 9l9rnriern nntiirlib
fpnlmt bieIe uermeintli6e Gluslbt
nui eineu 3olIfriee nit ben Sereini9s
ten Staaten, ben iie i6on felt Sabren
berbeigel elebut, Iebr eeleeen uno tie
irpblpden bariiber. Snbeilen in mcB'
gebenben oeuti6en &egierune8freiz
fen lit man ni6ts tpenieer nls uuf
einen 3uufriee nit uns erpir1t.
Wan iuiro unS pielmebr iptueit ulS
ireeuo mDglicb ent9eeentonlmen, UNI
einem Iulheu 3ermllrIniB stpiIdlen
beioen 2dnoern uurSubeueeu. 81
beot man beutI6erIeits bur9ous
nidJt bic 9l6IidJt, ipesieIe @eisbe
geaen ameritaniid)e2anotpirtbI9n'ts,
prDoutte nnSunebmcn, uno bat urIer
Sutic6after g8bi,e in Berlin pDn Der
oprti9cu 3egieruna beretts Die Ser
li9eruns erbalten, baB bic in Der
Sorbereitung beeriffene neue 5lei If
inipeftiDrS. .S0rlnge MIR, tuie aub
mir bereits beruDrgeboben bnben Die
nieoer6ptten lofalen SnIpittio ZEN
nmerifanii6en 5leii9es, iiber fue 9e
man licb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 oft oe,
! l9mert bat, abicbaffen uno an itrer
Steue eine ltren9e Snlpettion anrros
nen pirb, Die iid9 aber ebenip nui
eiubeiniibes 6teiib, iuie auf impors
tirtes erltrefen ioII. 9lub balten iidJ
bic Senmten Dec ameritnni1f en-
SotIdaft in Berlin iiberseu3t, haB
Die oeutidle Reeieruns ernitlid
tpiinidlt. Die Sesiebunsen gu Der
Sereinigten Staten gu nerbeiIern
uuo baB Oteie 8emiibunsen ben por.
lie9enoen Gn5ei4en nad pon @rfole
be8leitet iino. Inter bieien llmftln.
t ben uno in Inbetradt, bsB Die bejter
uno pi6tieiten Sntereiien beioe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-12-30

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