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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
The moving discovery that there

The moving discovery that there
are now on the pension rolls three
survivors oftlie war of 1912 and
5000 widows Of survivors has led
the committee on invalid pensions
to try to stop the large and grow
ing industry of marriages between
young women and old sol,liers.
This is a large matter in itself,
but a mere triHe in relation TO the
whole pension business. The single
grab Ola "scrvict" pension "lrrp-
Spective Of service" now under way.
will be more than enough to COW
pensate for il, says the New York
World.
Shall we ever have congress
that will dare purge the pension
rolls! ShalI.,we ever have con.
gress that vii! consider tho, case OF
the working masses, who must earn
in the sweat Of their faces every
dishonest dollar paid as a pension
to Il fraudulent claimant?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
THE HAWAIIAN CONSPIRACY.

Ex-Ch;ef Justice Agnew, Of Pennsyl-
vania, in very interesting article written
for one OF the magazines regarding the
proposed annexation of Hawaii. boas that
it isnot only unconstitutional bat imn,n,-
al. He Gays:
"The President of a great Republic,
nnrtnrr,l ~ religion, marked for iaatilj-
gence, refinement. love Of jlistice@uj nigh
civilization tile chief officer OF aach !.
Nation clasps h2nis with he ;ieap,l>ra
Of an innocent fcnp'e, robbed q: tilait
government. the!r property arG ti,Air
country. He agrees to accept, u the
hands Of those tiespoilers. he fruits Of IN
Surlcction @nf 81 base ingruttuio toward
a couti,ug people. By his prrson act
he makes the american people, VITO oyo
justice ANA right accessories af,e. the
fart to great wrong. Vii, is 10 f;nrg
flight, no rnm:uticirle, but u s;:.,!c stury
of truth, a recital of wrongs known to
the world"
There is much truth ard force in vii t.
Judge Agnew writes. We all remember
the disgusting conspiracy planned hy a
few hundred American adv nutuvers " l:eh
Resulted III l-ilinohalani being foyee,i -
abdicate her hroNe and giAe TIP her c.,in-
try. We plso remember, and il is to tie
disgrace OF this 9nulltry, that aid and Ell.
co'lriEement were gwen t. the conspir-
acy by tn. United States minister spa
the commander of the cr.ise: Hestuu. The
coup de'at was planned vita tDs iu9l
knowledge and consent OF these two ..p.
resentatves Of the United States and on
the Gay agreed upon Tor. tho conspiragor4
to seize the Hawaiian gnve,un,ert ;hn
commander Of he Boston llndt;l # f,rso
of marines and sailors. n,.Ansihiv 20
protect the American eonatiale, I,rt in
reality to give neral, as! il "a s,,ssz.,,;
physical support t, he revU!ui:vulry
movement. These Facts are now q ulat,.r
OF history, ap'l AFRO clearly ~et to,. /, n
"'i'cla) ocean en's nov p. his III Ia
state Department and the publication; Q
which during Mr. Cleve!ands .Isr;r ca.ssd
such u stir throughout the couutry.-- 4.
0. States.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

"Unstable rs water, ,hon Shalt
not excrI' dying Israel said to bis
sou Reuben. The words apply to
President Mckinley. We have seen
how he could nIow hot and blow
cold, say good word for gp'd
m0uomctallsm and one just as guoil
for silver AMI blmetaIIsm IN one
and the same message, and now it
is reported that his lips, which made
the torcetnl declaration, There
must DO 10 backward step in civil
service REFORM are pow preparing
to utter milder sentiments in regard
to that subject. 1t is thought how
ever that the cause Of civil service
rsfOrm is sufficiently stroug to pre-
vent "any backward step" being
taken, despite the alleged change
III the Presidents views.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

The way TOD reduce the cotton
acreage is to encourage the intro
ductiOn OF root crops, trucking,
melons, berries, small fruits, sheep,
breeding, more cora, and wheat
where the soil is suitable. In Il
word, push the idea of diversified
ton, for all that is ia you, aud the
cotton question wiz take care Of it.
self. The convention OF cotton
growers at Memphis, the other day.
organized an association Which
pledges itself to stake no part in
politics, but in every other way
possible to advance he price IF
cotton and the condition Of tho cot
ton growers. 70 thus end they urge
the farmers to reduce their arrtng -
in Gotten, TO keep out Of drUt. hy
economy and t!;rjft to redure he
cost OF production, to raise all their
supplies at hone ~ as to,make cot
ton a surplus or money crcl';, aud,
finally, to build Up Tie cotton. mann
featuring industry OF he South Az
one oil Tie best modes Of assuring a
good prce ior. tlhe stap'e.' GhIs
programme is al right, buv It's gen
eral adoption vii be &. reSn't oitimc
and e,lucation.--- Chattanoo IA
Zines.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
The Century
G',;ycioEoedja
= tsR -
gl III ;s1as; ~ 8.

Tiss hoi. gas.st;-aae.. s.;;.sg e.5ess..ase..
noe only lac Fey :ss,st r'st The ne.
wonderful snisis-vol"'n% .e5''cp"e book
''F*t 'n;'de' Il ~ gust "iss very 'a,s
wants He'o, n cue a:pA& te1lcai o-dtr
. ,;.;I.', dei il 1. NE
,,tl,, ,.ts., r
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
NEW ADS.
Brick for Sale.
$S 90 Per Thousand
Apply TO
&c. 3. fzkMEf.TON,
s.aursi AiI!,

All hunting on the Holly Gwve, Sim
slet"a and CiarkHeld plantations is
positively prohibited under penalty of
trespass Any one iound on these places
without permission will he considered
trespassing and prosecuted TO the full ca
tent of tho law.
1867 Mrs. A. Il. Richardson.
The public is warned against buying
lirewood AND posts or timber Of any kind
from tenants on the Oakley, Ostieu aud
Downs plantations.
Mrs. ]. l.. matthew's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

4 woman up North had Der ,facN-
ach removed aud drt"ci,rU from t'e,
internal economy, and reror' Says
that she is doing we'll AVID growing
fat. Some time in tie future tive
human family may be nhie. to SO.
pense wit! good many "r4ans ''ow
10 active operation. II the lnr
comes when noarisbmput will IL,
taken in pellets, they" VII Ia. $50
nscesSity for StoNael, and il ta-
ken hypodermicaIIy there vii he no
necessity for any digestive apparat
us.-Memplis Commercial Appeal.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Great Britain will not join in any
agreement to stop seal.fishing. This
is in Difference to tie wishes of
Canadian subjects. It Uncle Sam
cared for his people as John Bull
does for his, how overwhelmingly.
great nation the United States
would become!
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
The D,sat|s'''dl.
Con "
: s a. a'e'aa, n. y; 9, !.
'' ct !. The. b s.',,., !, J;
Iy l''se,sssa s, .
lug r1.a,l

~ ,s'''a'ns taatbe has
: h;,, '' ,,.f for sonsanp
: n'A u. throat and lass
"w,,''e and weakness, d. y
conditions eo.s4 Of wasting, d
great great merits known, ].
' nas;,. bottles to an, r,.a
De a',"a;, who VII nayl. I'd II,
m. already this new .,iss,is
MEDICINE has p.rp,a.ntl,
sands mus Of apparently hopsls.
~ me p"et"reonsidet, |. n :
~" duty which 10 az. y
to :, donate haiafsllibl. -.
! ~ y has proved y. 'hs 'dr.as.
s :" . ~, y ''''.bie diss..s ii
"'"' mas on file u his An,,
'op1'' n Laboratories tss.ias,'
~, s''e' ron '1oss bvn.'lft.l
'al' rarfs d The world ''|' a.
2 ''"a.f 'lvi:ay autil il /.
sfAaa' SoA sslrrt'upted o,
f'tt }s:ssei,t;l III Al s.siss'ss'Ss
=. w.. I, !, ~ ss''e's, Nsr'
- ~ 4f'r, pleas. Ms
49, .,ss ssaless lid
:'',''t l's >.;i:gat Es;slo in n. ,r.s |!l.!
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
A marriage at tho fair ground

A marriage at the fair grounds
was the novel feature OF the Match.
Ell ia r, Dec. 80. Ths,,young couple
were fitted ont by prominent deal.
ers OF that city and elsewhere with
wedding gifts consisting OF their
Wedding clothes, and housekeeping
articles, down to a box of chewing
gum.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
No eE-e--Ee Pay.

That 10 the way Ill druggists sell
GROVES TASTELEsS CHILL TONIC
for Nhills and Malaria. It is simply Iron
and Qulnine in a tasteless form. Children
love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, naus-
ating tonics. Price, so cents.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Some time ago it was decided to cut off
the point on the town side Of Fountain
bayou, which jutting out, caused the
current to wash ont that side of tho bank.
The work Of cutting off the point has been
going on this week under the supervision
Of Mayor Lotion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
OFFICERS OF X. OF p.

F G Hocheadel, G. G. Isidore Hitler. V.
c. } j. Golsan, P. J G Magearl, NJ. Of W.
J G Plettinger, K. r S. Sam Stern, NJ. of
+. " H Tenney, NJ of f NJ Michel, II.
at A. W W Leake .jr |. G. II A Weis, O..
G. f J Back, Repre- entative G. l.. Z R
Moses, Alternate. FM Mumforl Trustee
until June 80, 1899.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

The Pops has blessed the soldiers
Of his little god son, tile King Of
Spain, and denies t'.at,,he has ever
expressed approval of the Cuban
cause. This is Il blow to tue cause
-.
of Cuba libre.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

"Uneasy lies the. head that wears
a crown." May this not he constrn:
cd to mean the heritage of care com.
mon to mortals, for all have crowns,
and some have two! Ergo, more
care.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
gssjSYh'$$: Notice

State Of o ,isln". ;'lv I'll 81 west i,'.!ic-
ma 13th INl ella! ijiSt'.nl :'"urt. S4s;.'.
L .lru, 'orn, wife, Vs J stir,u~ tiarE.
hnsf.,..d. No. 42l
''ls c. USE ~:,s this day t27,, Drf>tinut
Ia assignment. and lie conr' after lloH:iNy
ait Tie ',."ad;ng, and "Ni,hl.rr be Z ii
the arinioY that Pitt. llAs, l.iT s,i,-
t.I8Ad 1T dsna',d. II is :hcrnivre and
b- ss.scan o hs law au.i esi,,eIce nf,,.eg-
ed td;odEe@ anEi decree tslAt he com
moait, e acgue's and gains existing Ns,-
tween .ail pictf ANA said Defa,tiai..., or
#ni Tie rae is hev.by tijssoF",i, aud
that I;,og ne heucetor'h separate III
prapef7y, an.i tbnl e:siu iIttf. be au.i sh&
IL h"r4hF ~, llprjzeS 10 resume the fuli
-cnntEoi ,A.,' niuislrsfIon y! ,>tr sep
.r@t" ;rope'ttv Anl .ha aw ard thu eY-
;,'-nce hrjnn ii i'ar,r II! yooS il is ta.ttsai
n 1rFad I. jn,is 7'gt iH@ftei tha! al /
J tF aa i.ienlsilt aaa'as snt yecoYsg
f,nyn >at 1aEai.;aH5 30 .snu, .! <hfes
hnHt'e}: @osi ssveI,"y doiI2.rh >i}&h g per
'ent Interest rhrcsOn from .}@r <3},.. 1887
sra thfr s'e Is. s3anteta tu have a legs !
mortgage OIL all Iha ,hai s>j 70 i.f SAT-;
defendant - secure this isrs2,rl.saf 10
dasa from .!>n sai,! .:'t:i, h1E # i}~" 1887
aini tIlat The SAID ,,,1'e4:'4.e,. hH :,a;rc-tf,
sl,.i ttiaJ .ri,i f-.itn,laA: p.. aass It tt;S
srit
This done and Siy6ed in open court
t''is Dec, 28til 1897,
4 True COPY, ios l.. GoI%sAS.
~ T. e Turner, Judge
DrUty Ciayh
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

There was certainly the usual allotment
OF bad weather for Christmas, but as
cheerful Charlie says. ut was not go bad
that it might not have been worse.' .
There might have been ice or snow for in-
stance, or norther, but it was only cold
and bleak, but every one complained just
as much as if it had been worse.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Sheriff Beuker of Pie Coupte came over,
Friday, to get DR.. Rigney's murderer in
charge of Frank Walker the detective.
who is en- route here, via Angola. Up to
this afternoon, Walker and his prisoner
had not reached here.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Of course the convention will
recommend q reduction of the
acreage, and then each planter
will raise little moro;jn order to
make up the anticipated: deficit OF
his neighbor.-@. LOWS Globe.
Democrat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

There may be a conflict between
Germany and England in Chinese
waters. We hope Grandma Vie
toria will give William a good
drnbblng to take the conceit out of
him.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
To-day is the day we make good

A0'uay IS the DAY we make good
resolutions. Tomorrow, or at most
the day. after, we break them.
VOL it is, even though We do
strive and fall. To keep the soul
clean for one day, to inyigorate it
with higher impulses is worth
something.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
~ 9qE

Is never done, and it Is especially wearing
and weariscme to those whose blood is
impure and unfit properly to tone, sus-
tain, and renew the wasting OF nerve,
muscle and tissue. 1t is more because OF
this condition Of the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because Of the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem
edy is in building up by taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalzer
like Hoods Sarsaparilla. For the troubles
Pecu!iar TO Women at change of season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
work, nervousness, and impure blood,
thousands have found relief anI cure In
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

J The scheme for the partition of
China, in which Germany, Eng.
land and Russia are all more or
less concerned is a disgrace to
Christendom.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
THE LODGES.


The following named wero elected off.
GERS of the |. O. O. + at their meeting
Dec -, 1897 A Villcret. N &. Jos Mey-
er, '. G. ,lG Plettinger, See. " II Ten
ney, Treas Geo Baier Represcn tatiye c l..
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Blythe end of. the year, tie de-
felt, which the Diugley bill fails
to provide for, will amount /. to
$50, 100000.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Prosperity OF the true Mckinley
type has struck Philadelphia the
crash of the great Quaker Bank.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

EEP your blood pure, your appe-
- tite good, your digestion perfect
by taking Hoods Sarsapal.iila, Which
has power to keep you WELL.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
GmnsE!:; r. e. LEE,
Soldier,
Citizen and Christian Patriot.
GREAT VIEW Eo0a FOR TIE PEOPLE.
I'VE AGENTS. WANTED

Il CKGAi SET EDOR rOiS 1nE R1Vf Az.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED
Everywhere to sto" saTnpis pages and get
up clubs,
EXTRAORDINARILY LIBERAL TERMS.
Monoy can bs made rapidly, and Il vast
anlyunt OF good ,ipl.e III circulating one
Of tbs modest historical works pub
iislet during the past guartoi u d
century.
Aetlse sysRl: are nsw seapiag a ri'h
,aryes!.
Some Of our best workers are selling
Over One Hundred Books a Week.
Mr. A. e. Williams, Jackson county,
Mo. worked four days and half aud secnr-
ed 81 orders. He soils the heck to almost
every man he meets. DR.. J. J. Mason,
Muscogse county, Ga, sold 120 copies the
first five days he canvassed. H. c.
Sheets, Pale Pinto county, Tex, worked a
few hours aid sold Ii copies, mostly mo-
rocco binding. J. II. Hanna, CASTOR
county, N. G., made mouths wages il,
three days canvassing for this book. s.
M. W Hue, C1llaHhu county, lHx., II Sol l.
ing books at the rate of l4l copies week
Tho Work Contains Biographical
SkotsNa3
Of all the Leading Generals, vast smo&n.
.Of Historical Matter, aud u large num!leg
OF Beautiful Full-l'aga illustrations, yrij
Il grand book, and ladies and Senrrmei,
who can give all or any psrt OF the;r t.',;e
to the canvass are bouud to maze liuE;i,sl>,
sums OF money handling it.
An Elegant Prospectus.
SLOWING the different styles of h;.ling,
sl1,i!a pages, and all mateial n"ce&sats
to worN with, will 10 sauk OH sresirg q:
30 u i:ts The magnificent. g,Ita,,. o,
portraits, alone. in the prrsptesus's "orIh
double TIE 't.oney vs. siIcniht 81 IL,
,ess than actual cost of N lnus'.cf,ns., .u.s
~ would advise vou 10 order GEin3,G, a1l
set exrlnsivt cnn:rol o! ire Ee>t tp"r.terY,
address
s::osai Pubiissa'nz; 5'1s:sa.,aas.
18th and vH:;1 s,%s. H;ehu,un1,, "a,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Happy New Year to one and
all.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

The New Orleans Mint has been
ordered closed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Marcus A. Hanna has not had II
light.hearted Christmas.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

A bankruptcy Ia ' is,,sone Of the
probabilities of this Congress.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
accepted tiass....

Ou, lew prices and. essyF
thea. ~.tt!i!n The rsask Ut ~
econe;nio,l.
Send for catalogue, t4f1sa to- OK
LIST Of, tie largest and M ~
Aouse in the soutll, 'i y sSss 81 a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01
State o: Louisiana, I
s'ariss, OF West, Feliciana. {

State o: Louisiana,
''arisi. OF West Feliciana
/, r. r.. !. Back, Cashier of the Faux
Of IFasy Nsli@l;sna. Of s. t'lancisvillc, /. "a. /,
Il" soIy,nn!G a"sar that; he above statement
- trrs 10 Tug 9est or my knowledge and
bei}et
E.J. Buck, Cashier
SwDra To AMI Subscribed before me Al
TIE ;o>sn ii ~ s.sancisyille, La, this esls
day u 1}et, 1857
RObT. MONTGOMERY.
Notary Public
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

ExCh;ef Justice Agnew, Of Pennsyl-
vania, in y very interesting article written
for one OF the magazinea regarding the
proposed annexation of Hawaii. bolls that
it isnot only unconstitutional bat imao'-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-01-01

Entered at tho Post Office at St. Francis
villa, La, as second class matter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
3pGIftuuienO @ann nu6 Guba.

Die 0ipiIionen Der @enerGle 0ube
unb See peroen alS erte 46t6eiz
lung Der Sffupdtionsz2lrmee abz
gsI9idt perben uno 3pur inner
baIb go Sagen.
@ui6tn9ton, .. g., 27. Sept.
- Sin 8rogramm fir Die Q6ienOung
elmer Sttupationss2lrmee nu9 guba
lit ieBt Doqenbet porben. 5ur'8 Grite
perben 3tpei Otpiiionen nab Guba gsz
IGidt perben, ndmli9 bieienige Oe5
@enerdlmaiors Wobe i'm Oftp6er unD
oteienige bes @enerulmuiors ;SiB6ug6
See i'm POpember. Seoe bieTer 9ibiz
Iionen lit etna 5000 Mann Iturt, unb
Der 9lap umfaBt buna9 bic 2lbIenz
bung BON 1900 Mann inner6al6 90
Sagen. Die 2lbii6t III ni9t, cine groBe
Sruppenmo4t an irgeno einem 9untte
Der Sniel 81 cOn3entriren. Die Soloaz
ten iOQen Dielme6r in tleinen 9arniz
inner 5eritceut psroen, neil lie
auf DieTe 0siIe befer ge6anO6o6t unb
Oerpflegt perben tDnrsn. SdDana nirb
pabrI9 9einIi6 feline groBe @arniIon
er6alten. 9os Quartiermeiiters
partement tIt bereits nit Der 4ustpabl
BON SrunSportI4iffen fir bic 8efOrz
oerung BON Sruppen 6eI9Gfttqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
Stc Cane in Wani(o.

llebertris6ene 8eri6te ii6er 8ronf6eie
ten unter ben Sruppen, - 8reu3er
Buffalo" gebt pabri4sinti8 na4
Den 9biItppinen.
@afbington, .. g., q. Sept.
- 6olgenbe 8a6eloepeI9e 1T i'm
&riegs 0eportement pom 8enerul
Otis aug M&unila eingetroffen:
Dem 8erne6men na4 ienOen bic
3eitungs sz9eri6tsrItatkr iibertriebens
8eri3te iiber bic &runtbeitsn unter
ben 5ruppen. Sm @an3en paren am
U&ontag 529 Mann im6oipitaI, mebr,
ipie je 3ubor; bapon Spphustrants 90.
SAT- Ollie Iinb auf Dem Wege Der Belle
rung. 1900 Wunn pom 0ienIte Bis
periirt, 9roBentheiIs pegen lsi6ten
l1nno6feins. 0ds Iinb alio quite Ia
nitGre 3uItGnbe in 2lnbetra9t bs5
8reitenQrabes. 19 Mann Iino in bic
lem W}onot, % i'm QugtIt gsItor6en. ="
0as Observation-Disclosures 6dt Be-
16loTen, ben &reu3er Buffalo" ebe=
mails Der braiilianiIfs r9tictbsrDb, "
nab benz Stilen Meere, pa6ri9:inli6
nu6 6onplulu, epsntuen al5 8erItGrz
tung fir Qbuiral 0etpsD na6 Wtanild
gu ienosn. Commander 6en1pbiu, Der
bic llmpanblung be5 S9iffe5 in einen
mpbernen 9reu3er geIaitet, ipiro ben
Buffalo" 6ef9bIigen. Die S9la6tz
iGiffe Oregon" unD Soma" perOen
permut6li6 bereits am l. Sftobsr i6re
8siie mad 9onOluIu, reIp. gtaniIa an
treten.
Gun6ran3i8co, 27. Sept
8eneral U}iLer pirO, ME er 1dgt, ii4
nit Dem ReTte Der eriten Brigade auf
einem Der erIten 5urudtebrenoen
5ran8portodmpfsr na4 Ufanila einz
ffiffen, C6erIt 5uniton nit Der 3ipeiz
ten 8riqdDe, 6gItebeno aus Dem &dnz
iasz, oem Soma unb Dem 5ennefeeS
g1egimsnt, niro i6m folgen. BIS CUR
2lntunFt Der SronsportOumpfer, Die
nit 'S6mer5en erpdrtet perDen, mill
len Die Sruppan troB Des Itr0menDen
Regen8 in 3eIten campiren.
92ep @ort, 27. Sept. = Die
S9laff6ifFs Dragon" uno Soma"
erbielten feute gefebl, morgen 8orz
mtttag mad Ulanila ab3uge6en. g&un
erportet, OaB bisHeiie so Gage pauern
piro.
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li3ei Der engIiI6en PoIi3sibe60roe ol5
muf6maBIi9er 9sItimmun8sort Oss
6rauen3immers 6s3sidnet DOroen
mar.
Gs berIautet, oaB Die 6ruu in 2ons
ron oerbaftet porben 1T oOer OaB iie
ii8 untcr poli3eilifer lle6erpd6ung
befiHbet. Die 9oli3ei maht feline ma
btlen Mitt6siIungen iibsr ben 6au,
cod min man ieBt piFen, Dab bic
6rem0e bic aus Bridgeport, Conn.,,
entfIobede 6ebamme o0r." HdnCp
GuilfoIa lit, pel6e bort bsIdulOigt
ipirb, Den Sob zines iungen MGOhens,
Namens emma Sin, our6 eine 4bprs
tion bsrbeigefIbrt gu bdben.
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gfcrec, S6ascn, Sutidbe u. (. 10,
am
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an Crt une SteHe.
9ld6ers GusFunit rutro ertlsilt pom Der
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY,
uon Baltimore, misunderstanding,
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C25R,9.63, $500 gGiu- SuiIOiHs
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talter uno ieoe Sppoiition gegen un@
iere Streitma9t gu Munild permetosn,
o6re irgeno cine 8drdntie fur tbre CUTE
8ebannlung pisoer unter lpdnn4s
8otmdBigfeit qeiteQt peroen. Au4
t0nne Der BrGiioent ni6t 5ugeben, odB
lie untsr bic 6erriddft elmer anDeren
Wta6t gelunaten, pel6e lie ptslslat
ebenIo itlunm be6an0eln pirps, nIe
Die Spanier. G5 eriitirten ferrer
itrategiI6a 8riinpe buqegen, Dab bic
&sreintgten @tuuten in Die 2Cbtrez
tung irgenb elmer Der 9bilippinenzSns
ieln an cine dnoere Ma6t dls 8oblen@
Station poer Slottenbaii5 einpIuIg@
gen t0nntsn.
@u8 bic g(nqabe an6elange, baB Der
ipanii9e Wtinilter pes Quspdrttgen
bic Gommii7Gre inItruirt babe, neinen
feiten 'Stdnopuntt beSiigli9 Der cubd@
niI6en SGulo uno Der 8biltpptnen
S6ulo bpn 1896 ein3une6men, tdls
Qu3on an bic Ser. Staten dbgetreten
miro" ertlGrt man bier. Die 6rage
ii6er bic 9bilippinsn S6ulo 0iirfte
fiiqli6er @eiIe in Der 5rieOenS : @orz
feren3 CUR @r0rterung gelangen, olIetn
bic cu6aniI6e S9ulo niirOe in teinem
6aQe ppn ben dnerttdnrdRn @Dmmll@
idran in 8etraht 9e3ogen peroen.
Die sTnItrutttoner Der 1pdnli6en
6risoen5 @ommii1dre puroen gelterr
Q6eno in elmer 0epeI6e aus Wtdorio
mitget6eilt. 0ieIer 9epsifs 3ufolge
ertlGrte Ser5og 4lmOoOOur ou Rto,
Der MiriIter oes 2luspdrtigen, Die
GommiFGre Ieien ungepieIen pOrOen,
trGftig auf Der Snsgritdt Der ipdniz
i6sn SouperGnitGt iiber Die P6iltpptz
nen gu beite6ep, Da ous Prototoa 3iDtz
iben Spanien uno Den Ser. Staten
unter3ei4net poroen, bepor W&unila
tdpitulirte. Soften bic Ser. Staaz
ten peniger 5EorOerungsn itellen, al5
man erpartet, ounn Ieien bic Commit
idre ermG6tigt, ale m0gli6en polittz
f9en uno commer3ieqen3 ugeitGnoniife
gu MAIDEN, bic nit Der 8eibebaltung
Der ipaniI3sn SoWperGnitdt iiber bic
YtiIippinen in Gintlang gu bringen
Fno, o6er in bem Sale, ouB Spdnien
etnen 5beil Der Snieln Oerliert, Iino iie
dngepisien, bi5 gum 4euBsriten jeoem
9eriu9 Der Ser. Stuater 8toerItdno
ertgegen gu ieBen, oa5 Re6t Der Be
Dpr3ugung DOR anoepen MG4ten gu BE-
anIpru6en, iOlte Spanien pini4en,
ben Reit Der SSnieln gu psrtaufen poer
d63utreten.