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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
NO INTERFERENCE PROBABLE
WHEN REICHsTAG MEETS SHE WILL
HAVE TROUBLES OF HER OWN.
Jews, Junkers, Poles, .Slavs. Social
lists, Radicals, Danes. Aisatians,
AErarians and South State
JeaIousies Will Keep
Germany Busy.
Copyright. 1885. by the Associated rresso


BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The German press
this week has busted itself great deai
about the Philippine question and the peace
negotiations at Paris. Nearly all the COM
ment has been uncomplimentary 10 the
United States. which is regarded as exer-
cisiag excessive greed and political IN
decency in formulating new demands,
President Mckinley being also accused OF
Inconsistency and "lack of backbone" in
not withstanding the increasing demands
of the imperial party"
A number of the German newspapers
have now adopted strain indicating de-
sire TO obtain Il portion of the Spanish
Asiatic possessions for Germany
The Kreuz Zeitung. which has much in
fiuence at court and in army circles. says:
Germany is materially interested in the
outcome of the peace negotiations, more
particularly with respect TO the Suiu arch
ipelago, where Germany and Great Britain
possess the same kind of commercial priv
ileges. granted to them by Spain in ISL,
and in which Hamburg and Bremen are
largely interested. American annexation
of this group. besides being matter OF
strategic importance would mean. in view
OF Americas prohibtive tariff policy, the
destruction of both the German and Brit
ish trade. In short, an understanding with
Great Britain for joint action and inter-
yention is absolutely indispensable. The
thory of AN American sea cannot be aC-
cepted by any. of the European nations.
Mr. Kasson. therefore, has been indulging
in day dreams"
The Deutsche Zeitung, an organ of the
pan-German party, says: 1T is particU-
larly painful that with the Caroline islands.
TO which will probably be added the rest
of the islands, a piece of Spanish goods is
dosposed of to which We had the historical
pre-emption claim"
The Deutsche Zeitung concludes with
urging the government TO seize the occa-
sion TO acquire d portion of the Caro.ines
or at least 10 secure compensation In
Samoa and also to obtain guarantees for
the future of Germanys commercial in
terests in the Philippines and Sulu archi-
pelago. Guarantees" it says, spitefully
which will hold water even against
American interpretations
In spite Of the newspaper comments, the
correspondent of the Associated Press is
informed on good authority that Germany
still does not contemplate interference
active or otherwise. with the American
claims, at least as long as no concerted
action is proposed or carried out jointly
by the European powers. This statement
tallies with assurances given by the for
ei5n office here. So far as the United
States embassy is concerned, no PROPOSE
tion of any kind has been made by the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
AsBURY PosToFFIcE ROBBED.
safebIowers Get 500 I'm Money and
$3.50 Worth of Jewelry in
JaxDer County,.

JOPLIN, MO-, Nov. 26.-(Special) The
postoftice at Asbury. Jasper county. fifteen
miles from Joplin, was robbed this morn
ing The thieves entered c. w. Myers
drug store. in which the pOstoffice was
located, and blew open the safe at O'Clock.
They got all of the stamps sl0O in money
and $50 worth of jewelry. and escaped
with the booty. The explosion of dyna-
mite used in blowing open the safe set
fire to the building. entirely destroying
the drug store and contents. together with
The robbers are supposed to be expert
safe blowers, and are probably the same
who cracked safe at Empire, Kas.. yes
terday morning, for the same methods
were used.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Thief NOT YET ARRESTED.
Detectives Work in Vain on the Rob-
berry at the Kansas state
House,

TOPEKA, Nov. 26.-(SpecialD No arrest
has yet been made in connection with the
robbery of ,O55 from the strong boxes of
the state treasury. Detectives are still
at work, however. and feel sure that they
will yet get the thief. 1t was stated to-
day that this is not the first time in the
history of the state that an occurrence of
this character has happened. H. H.
Artz, who was adjutant general under
Governor Lewelling, visited the state
house this morning and he said that dur
ing dwellings administration $50 was
taken from a box at one time, but the
thief was discovered inside OF three days
and returned the money. after which the
affair was hushed up and only very
few people knew of it.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-. Nov. 26.-(Spe-
cial) Governor Stephens is worried over
criticisms by the st; Louis grand jury of
his pardoning of Sadie Hayes, a st. Louis
negress. on Thanksgiving day. He gave
out an interview to-day, in which he claims
she was entitled to the pardon. because she
had been a good prisoner and had been
prisoner except Fire Bug Johnson" Dep
uty Warden Bradbury, of the penitentiary,
in an interview sustained the governor.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
TWO PRETTY SCHOOLGIRLS.
Being Slowly Poisoned 10 Denth by
CoGee-A Mothers Story.

Our daughter, Maud. gradually began to
show more. and more nervous trouble dur
Ing her school days last spring. and it came
10 such pass that she was not making
the progress desired. and was so terribly
nervous that. excepting by the utmost eff
fort She could not sit still, or get her mind
upon her work. One evening l asked her
what in the world allied her, and told her
10 put her lesson aside until morning. so
that she could rest. She said Nc mother
] must get This lesson Tonight anu get up
early TO get another i'll the morning. I
don't know why IL is, but have been fall
ing behInd my class for over six months
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
An Expensive Shot,

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. Nov. 2s.-(Spe-
cial.) Captain Claude Clark, Second Mis-
souri, volunteers, who is assisting Adjutant
General Bell in perfecting the records of
Missouri troops in the recent war. fired a
blank cartridge TO scare the negro janitor
at the armory. The shot caused team OF
mules 10 run off and demolished spring
wagon. and Slightly injured two ladies.
The damage is about $lO0. which the cap
tain must nay.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Not Speaking from Experiences.

From the Chicago Post. T..
He had just reached the peroration of
his tribute to the modern athletic girl when
the little fellow in the corner interrupted
him. -..y,.s
may l ask if You married one of these
modern girls?
Why. no. T. ,
"f thought not" interrupted the little
fellow. as he resumed his seat. and those
sitting near him We're quick to note that
he carried one arm in a sling and had
large bump on the top of his head.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Newton, Kas., Joint Seized.

NEWTON. KAS., Nov. 26-(Special)
County Attorney Allen filed complaint
against Tyson. Slater & Slater tonight for
violation OF the prohibitory law. and the
bar and fixtures were taken in charge by
the sheriff The case will come up at the
February term Aliens term of office ex-
pireS in January
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Carries Coal to Chile.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-The British
ship Cromartyshire. which collided with
and sunk the French liner La BourgOgne
last July off the banks of Newfoundland.
which collision caused the loss OF many
hundreds of lives, cleared from this port
to-day for Valparaiso with 235O tons of
bituminous coal, which is said to be the
first cargo of the kind ever shipped from
here to a port in Chile.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

President Leow. of the Paris court Of
cessation, replying to the question of an
interviewer. who asked rs there any real
justice in France?' said:
THE very case before the court is evil
dence of the fact that the spirit of justice
still lives in France. 1t is because many
people fear that there has been Il miscar-
riage of justice that We are now passing
weary days and sleepless nights. This will
be carried on until all doubt of the guilt or
innocence Of the individual is clear. We
shall endeavor TO perpetuate time e-honored
traditions of courts. We do not claim in
fallibility, but the supreme court Is so
hedged by precautions that our conclusions
are as Just as human ingenuity can make
them. We are an emotional people, but We
are just people.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Dr. Mark H. Lincoln a Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Dr. Mark II.
Lincoln well known physician of this
city committed suicide to-day. at his home
here by nhaling Illuminating gas. No rea-
was a graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania, and was for several years phys-
clan for the Carnegie Steel works at Pitts
burg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
NEGRO Hanred for A.,anIt.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Nov 2s-JohA
Brooks. a negro, convicted of assauiting
yard to-day. He denied the crime up TO
last Thursday, when he made confession.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
Killed in a Fan From . Trnin.

PUEBLO. COL. Nov 26-James H.
Meechem. prominent attorney of this CITY
80 years of age. fell from a train on the
Denver & Rio Grahde railroad near Swal-
lows to-day. when attempting to pass from
one car to another. His neck was broken
and he died IN a few minutes
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
zero weather in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. 26.-The ther-
mometer has been dropping here since
O'Clock this morning and promises to go
to zero tonight. The worst blizzard known
in years ragged here this morning. 1t is
almost unprecedented weather for this time
of the wear.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
British Seize More y,,apd,:

LONDON, Nov. 96.-According TO a dis
patch from Shanghai to a news agency
published here this afternoon. the British
admiral has hoisted the Union Jack over
Ting Hail. capital of the island of Chusan.
and over several other islands in the
Chusan archipelago.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

Ian MacLaren (the Rev. John Watson).
lecturing on Friday last, described the typ
ical American as being tall. sinewy.
nervous, eager and sef-confident. bright
with enormous intellectual possibilities.
He added:
THE New York man is the money-mak-
er. and the Boston man is the bookworm.
The hum one hears on entering that city
Is not traffic but Browning societies in full
swing. Philadelphia is city of old fam
lilies. where each man knows his neigh.
boris grandfather. Chicago is the, city of
hurry--in sense. Il coarse city. but one
where the navy may rise to occupy u
splendid art collection"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

Sir Edwin Arnold was overwhelmed and
the company was greatly entertained by
the excited rhapsodes of an admirer at the
Thanksgiving dinner here. middle-aged
lady seated near the poet punctuated his
speech praising America and the Ameri-
cans with loud cries of magnificent,
sublime" "Oh. the dear man. When AR
mold had finished speaking, this lady rush
ed up. reached across the table, Srasped his
hands in hers and exclaimed ecStaticaliy:
Dearest Sir Edwin Arnold, you are
heavenly"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

ton of his uncle. Ferdinand l., and the
renunciation of the crown by his father.
Among those who will be honored will
be all the burgomasters. All the garrisons
will attend church and every soldier. in
Guiding the retired and bronze medal men
of each regiment, will select the best officer
and private for decoration.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
coneyville. Kas.. Man Takes Poison

COFFEYVILLE. KAS..Nov 26.-(Special)
Jackson Morrow committed suicide here
this morning by taking strychnine He told
his boy he was going TO kill himself He
left two children, boy and 4 girl. He
had separated from his wife. He had been
Spondent
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27
10000 pu.heI. of Fried onions.

LAWRENCE. KAS. Nov 26-tSpecial)
A fire at William Gibsou's barn this even
ing burned 10000 bushels of onions. 1t is
not known how the fire originated.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-27

The Manila correspondent Of the Fossi-
sche Zeitung draws an even more gloomy
picture, dwelling upon the alleged preva-
lence OF drunkenness and other eXcesses
among the American troops.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
WuSIanO.
6rantreitb.
Str Yru3rb srgcn Sula.

Y1rls, I. 6eb.
Ser prujeB SeNen Smile 3Ola uno
Yerreur, ben Seiter Der ,glurOre",
welde bon Der JteAierlnS me9en einss
Srlefes uertlagt Wurosu, ben Der 9touel=
lit in SeSembcr D. !. III Der gNurOre"
OtrOnsntliAte, mo pOrlu bObe, nit
Dem Srepius=6Nll in 0erblnoung lts-
benoe Seamte ibarf mitGenOmmsn
wu,oen. uObm beute Dor Dem gliiIen-
0eriGt Der Seine leinsn ?lniNn0. 3ola
mar ourb ben glmualt Saborie pertrez
ten uno Serreur purDe Don Clemens
csaI DertbeioiAt.
Sas lebb0iteite SntereiIe oss Yubli=
tums 9ab lih al Dem 9rOSelie tuno.
0uuoerte bon Weniten um9aben oas
ejsriAts8ebGlIoe unO IuAten giniaB su
erbalten. Die Bolijei bate lmIaneHoe
SOrIibtsmaBrs9eln 0strOhen. nm Die
Sronun9 auIrsbt Su cr9Nlten.
Bon Stunoe su Stunoe muds bic
3Gbl Der beim 8cri1t$sebduoe Yers
lammeltsn.
Die 9lutunit Ssuri &pbsiprt's mar
oOs Signal gum &uisn: IS lebs
ROteiOrt". luOraui Die 8eaenrufe er.
l6Olleu: y9lieoer nit 9tobeIOrt.
Gobsfprt rlsi ben isinoliAsn SArei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Sur1 cine &ub nrrnugliift.
ct. Qpuis. Wio.. 5. !

- " -@Np'g c' owe
Ser norolib iabrenoe Sbnel3ug auf
Der ct. Souis, SrOn Wtountnin uno
Siioliden glienbnbn, Die einen She'll
oes Minouri puciiicIpltems biloet lit
beute 81 friiber Mrr9enltunoe bel Se=
Matte, SO Wteilen iiiOlib bon ct.
Souis, ourb cine ouf benz @sleiie lie=
9enoe Sub Uerun9liitt. 2otomotiO=
iiibrer W. s. 6rancp uno SeiSer phi
lip Gbilos, beioe bon ct. SOuis. to-
men um's 9eben, wdbreno fOl9enOe
periOnen perleBt wursen: 5. s. WOOre,
8eprSe y. Gent. Die Poltclerts 9. +.
8pau uno g. %. Sifman oOn ct.
2ouis. Gsp. M. s. y. WaIpu bon
Cincinnati, 8, SRI. Gmilp Sbomas
bon Seioto, No.. wslbe mebr Ooer
iueniger ibwere GerleBun9en erlitten
baben. 2Otomptipfiibrer 6rancp. As
Sabre aft, mar lett mebr als sluunSi9
Sabren I'M Sienlte Der Sron Wouu=
tainsyabn 9epsien uno oas llu9lilf,
oas beute 9fOrgen Dem bon ibm &c.
iiibrten 3u9e SuitieB, mar oas eriis.
oas ibm in ieiner lan9jGbri9en Sisnlt=
Seit pallirt 1T. Gr DinterlQBt uuBer
ieinsr g8ittwe orsi Sinoer, 0ls untsr
10 Sabre alt. Sei5er Gbilos binter=
lGBt cine 9Uittwe uno stuei &inoer. Die
beiosn Sooten iOtuie bic perlebtsn YaI-
ia9iere uno 3uabeoienltetsn trafsn
beute Nadmitta9 in Ct. 2ouis sin.
Die beiosu SeiAeu puroen bonn Subn=
boie na6 einem Ssihsnbei beitattun9sst0b=
lillement gebrabt. 9lls 6rau 6rdntp
bic Natridt bonn SOoe ibres Wannss
eriubr, mar lie mie pom Sonner 9e=
riibrt uno man be1auptet, bah lie oie=
len ibwsren Shlag taum ilberlebsn
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Sabrgang ~.

ipie Der Senator bon Nebrasta ii6 aus=
oriidte. Der Nnuabme beiliamer @e=
iebe, Die pOm Sen0t an oas Saus GEE
9an9en ieien. gr nannte oas Serfab=
rem &eeo's eine yStma6" iiir ben
6ongreB uno oas ameritanilhe VOlt.
Oils Dem 8eoner Elm Sronun9sruf pe=
gen uupalieuoer Sprade ilber ben an.
oersn 3luei9 oes GongreNes 81 Sbeil
lpuroe, bemsrtte glllen, er iaAe nur Die
Wubrbsit uno uebme bier ooer anoers=
100 jeoerssit bic YerantluOrtlihteit fir
leine lusia9eu aui li6. Nlan bate
erpartet, oaB bic geratbun9 Der Vor=
la9e beute gu Gnoe tummen wilroe, als
0ber gllleu bon elmer GntIheioun9 bes
@ice=Prdlioenten, Oab Elm bon 5burz
ton beantra9ter 3uiaB oronungspls
brig lei, oil oas Saus appellirte,
iuuroe auf bic Nbtpeienbeit zines Gno=
runs bingswieien, uno als cine irl6e
feltgeltelt DOroen mar, oerta9te lib Der
Senat.
Saus. S0s Saus mar beute in
ftlebter Stimmun9 uno bic QanSe
SiBung wuroe nit bem 6libultiern
9e9en Sluei undergraduate SOrla9en
binsebra6t. Sic llriade mar Die
Surdfiibruns Der 5tegel gegen bic
SeIpre6uag unbeoeutenoer 6raNen,
als SdnoD. eiu SemOtrat bon Selaz
luare, wdbreno Der Sebatte iiber jene
8prla9en. ben @eriu4 madte. auf
einen Srief ,u 0ntpOrten, ben tiir3llb
Sbomas i. Saparo, Staatsminllter
inter Glepelano's eriter glominiltras
tiOn, 9e8en Die 6reililbsr=S SsmolratIs
0eltrieben lQtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
cine oiplomatiid,e Serwide.
lmnG.
liltlG.
Sin Sirbfabl iull bcn Gu6aidJ,uinos
lcrn Beiien.
gS gSaibin9tou. q 3. g., !
u

tN' OkOs
Der ipaniihe 8eIarote in g8aIbina=
ton, Sennpr enrique 9upup De Come,
'1r!eb tllr5li6 einen pertraulibeu Srief
Hlt lelnen jSreuno GanQleias. 9ieIen
Srlef bat man 9eltObleu uuo 'oenIelben
Der tlIbanl'ten Sunta sugeianot, pel=
Qe oenlelben per0ifentli9t bat, in Der
Spfnllng, oaOurb iilr Die Sa1e Der
gtebellen auf cuba Stimmun9 su ma=
9en. Der 9risf lit Oes9alb bemer-
tenspertb, neil in oemieIben foloenoe
bejel4nenoe Stslls entbalten If, ,pelte
iluGr nabr lit, aber bon einem Iiplo=
maten nlbt gut in Der Seffentlibfeit
AeIelen wlro. Die anltoBi0e SteQe
iautet luie iOIgt:
SIe Sotlhoft Wc&inleD'5 bat bic SuIur.
9entelt euttGuldbt, bic etpd5 anoereS erlpQr=
tet gdtteH, lllIo bat oo5 &Or9ebeu oeS Gon.
8Te'leS. 9eI0bmt, bod metuer 2Iuii5t uaD
iaHgt ne utdt5.
2bgeiebeu pou Ser uotiirlirbeu uub urper.
mejoltheu Nobbeit, nit Der er qlQeS. mas bic
FreNe lIllo Die OTrentll6e WteiumQ SpQrienS
oon SStpIer 9e'08t bat, bartlett, Se9t Die
%ot 9aIt etlmul lpeoer 10 retbt, oaB Ntc
3tnLep Ell S4wohlng III, Der oem N06el
lI1d Dem ut0ule reoet, uuO ooB er auperoem
ais FoIlIIter EN- 9auS 9ew0bUllher. uicorl.
ger SerI III, Der tur etue NlutCrtbilr oiien III
I0llen lIno 'elbt nit ben &u9o5 ieiuer Ear=
tel an 9utem ,Yub III bIeibeu 0iSiiebt.
Sa5 StuatSoepartement bat heute
Wor9en Den Snbalt Der an 8eueral
9Soootoro. unTeren @eianoten in
WaOrlo. gelhlften Sepeite Der Sef=
Ientll9tcit ilbergeben. Sieielbe lau=
tete: nGs lit Elm Sriei oes ipaniIbeu
Ge'nnoten an Semor Ganalejas per-
orentllht tUOrosn. 9isier Srief lit,
tple Der ejeidnote Su9iebt, BON ibm 9e=
'1rleben m0roen. Gr entbdlt glus=
bride ilber Den prdiioenten Der Ser.
Staaten, pelte Oerart iiuo, oaB lie Der
Srluhbarteit Oes GjeInnDten ais Gers
treter lelner Ge9ierUn9 in oieiem Sunoe
ELL gnoe MAIDEN. General gSopoioro
wuroe oesbNlb angepieisn. Dem Staut@=
mlilter ioiprt mit3utbeilen, oaB Der
YrdNOent Die iofortige gtbberuiuug oes
Serrn SupuD De Come erwnrtet."
Senuor De Come bate biz bal6 III
llbr leute NtOrQen BON ieiner Ieoie=
run9 ilber Die 9lnnabme ieiuer GeIi9=
nation nod feline ltittbeiluna erbalten,
Cber man 9Iaubt, oOb oieielbe biuneu
&uriem eintrefeu miro.
&ein &OrInl ipG0reno Der lebteu ,wei
Sabre bat unter ben Ntltolieoern oes
OlplOmntiIbsn Corps ein iol1es glufz
leben gema.bt wie Der in &s0e Ites
benoe.
glugemeinss Neoouern berridt bar
uber unter Den VOtibOftern uno 8e=
iGnoten, weIte Seupr be Come na0
ldu9erem peri0nIi3sn llmgan1e Ten
nen 9clernt babcu. gluA 1T lebbait
il ber ou3 &e DIT Der Sritit
0eltritten wOroen, welbes eInem @e=
lanoteu unter oem Siegsl eiues Yri=
O0tbrIefcs Suitebt. SbpO6l bic oiplo=
mNtiihen 2IutOritdtan be;iillib oieie5
Nunties uiAt ale iibereiultimmen, 70
nebmen oOh oiele Die Stellung Elm,
0aB es nlht nur od3 He1t, iouoeru
aNb Die Yflibt zines 0jcianoteu lei,
leoe Glnielteit perIOnliher glrt. welhe
nab Ielncm llrtbeile 5u einsm rihtigeu
&erltlnoniNe zines 6nlls5 beitrugen
taun. pOriubrluGsn. IS miro babel
iDlIten amtliben uno peri0nliben
SrIeIen ell llnterldjso gemabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
5000, 600 fir 0eitmurenc.
Qihinatpn. 9. Geb.


Senat. - gta6 grDiiuun9 Der
GiBuns reibte Butler einen 3uiab CUR
@erialun9 ein, iuelher ben GDnareB in
ben Stano ieBt. cine Gintommeniteuer
aufsulsaen uno 81 erbeben.
Saus. gbe bic Sebatte iibsr
ben @ablfaa 9llori6 VS.. Yloiuman be-
sunn, wuroe cine ipeSisle Nadtrass=
bewilli9un9s Sorlase an9enOmmen,
tuelde 5000, 900 CUR SsSablung BON
8eibwOrenen9ebiibren in Vunoesge=
ridtsn uno $l75, 1000 fir 3eusenSe=
biibren betpllli9t.
Sulser mu1te einen miB9liittsu
Seriuh, cine &eiolution einsursibeu.
oabin lallteno, oaB benz ipaniiben @s=
ianoten be Some we9en oes bon ibm
al DON Sole 6analeias 9sIbriebeneu
Srisfes rieine Yliie Suseltsllt wsrosu
fOllteu uno er in Sbanoe ua1 Saule
9eididt Ueroen iOllte".
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SIlte fiir &lunoife.
u nrtlauh- Ore. !

Pprtlauo, Ore, 5. Ssb.
Die bon Der Sunossreaierun9 na9
benz Snnern 9llastas 9eibidte Sllis.
expedition 1T beute Nbsno auf benz
SampIer .8eor9e ". Gloer" nab
Spea abae9an9en. Ser SampIer bat
$50 paNa9iere al Yoro. bon oenen 81
SffDiere uno Sploatsu Der Nuuoss.
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Grnbcbcu.
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It'd mon B, 3d., ). 5ebr.
Sn Yulasti. Galt &aoioro, gptbs-
bile. Seoforo Gitp uno perldispensn
anoeren puntten in Silo-Yir9inisn 1T
beute Nahmitta1 eiu Grobebeu per=
Ipllrt lporoen, oas isoob teinen Sha-
ben anSeri6tst bat.
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. S09lna 10, WllN., .. 6ebr.
Seute 9lbsnb turS Dor fiini llbr iubr
ein PaNasieraug Der WIti9an Gentral=
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melbem lib elm Wann uno orei 6rauen
beianoen. Der Wann uuo Sipei 6rauen
wuroen getOotet, Wdbreno Die brittle
Srau i6limm perlebt puroe.
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gran Sbuma6sr's Grmurnuns.
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Sames &eomDuo, eIn bielioer Sieb
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Gmmd Shumaber, Wel9e Dor mebre=
rem 9tOnaten in ibrem 2aoen bon
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ferner. oaB Der oes Subnraubes an9c-
tlaGte Sobn j. SenneoD nit Gsomono
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in oem Sauie elmer 6rnu beianosn,
bic cine Sblpelter Der berilbtigten Wtit=
glieoer S}ames-Snnoe. Sim uno Sole
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slmmer Die 9Suuoe perbuuo, Die 9teoz
mcno aus 6rau S4uma1er's HspOI=
Der erbalten bate.
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Surles's Seslanbisuns.
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Senat. gate bon SenueHee
reidte bic neutrality-suspicious. oes
Senators Sbpmas y. Surlsp eiu.
iuelher gewGblt wuroe, I'm bic Ourb
ben Sob oes Senators Sibam &. Sar=
ris entltanoene SatanS ausSufiillen.
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Dben erwdbnten, auf Suba beSii0li6en
3uiab ein unb mahte etli9e Semer.
tun9en oaSu.
Damn folgten Cannon uno Waion
NIT ibreu bereits errpGbuten 9ubareIo=
lutionen.
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sSrcie 6rimfattc.
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Snoianerldnoereien beSiebt, fir tpelhe
Die QlnIieoler ben an Die SSnoianer be-
sablten 9lntauisprcis besablten muBtsu.
Die gOrla9e bewillist nabs5u $8,=
900, 900.