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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
BROOKE AND ALGER CONFER,

General Says His Army Is Ready
and Gan Be shipped in Two
.59s Weeks.
Washington, July Is. General
Brooke had another conference with
Alger in reference TO preparations for
the Puerto Rican expeditions. The gen
eral reports his army ready. It is he-
lieyed Ii can be embarked within a
fortnight It il understood Newport
News will be the portof departure for
q larger part of the expedition. About
$4,000 men will be sent
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The tallest man in Missouri is A. G..
Waite of Waverly. He is six feet eight
inches out of his boots. He is one Of IL
family of ten, the tallcst of whom is
seven feet eight inches. Ills smallest
sister is six feet three inches tall. The
Waites are related to the late Chief
Justice Waite.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
PUSHING The DEFENSE,

Spain Is Getting Ready for Any
thing Tint My lie Sent
h.ains, licf.
Madrid, July 2O.-The defense works
are 10 be pushed ut all Spanish port,
lit is supposed the American peace
terms will greatly excite the public.
Opinion is expressed among the people
that war to death Will be preferable to
ruin for Spain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

When you see a newspaper map now
adays, it is not necessary to read the
description. lis the bay of Santiago
and Adjacent Territory
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The assertion of the Sew York
Times that not two Americans III a
thousand can name the presidents of
Yale, Harvard, Columbia and Prince
ton has aroused the ire of the Boston
Transcript. The latter Journal OBJ
serves that to Justify S o low an average
infants, idiots and Indians must be
c.ussed as Americans.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
MusT BE STOPPED,

England Givin. Spain il Hint in
Regard To Gibral-
tar.
L.on'ion, July 2o.--The Chronicle
says: .Spain's anxiety as to Gibraltar
is quita ~groundless, but if she insists
on planting batteries to threaten our
harbor and c~oaling station, we shall be
obliged to stop her.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
HAS The YELLOW FEVER.
General DuMelL Has 1t In n Mia
Form But Is Getting
3sf iSeetcf.

Washington. July 2o.-Information
from Santiago is to the effect that
General Duffiield, whose condition has
been open to much doubt. is down
with a mild case of yellow fever. There
is 10 apprehension, as the attack is
yielding readily to the treatment.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

What IN arch expression her foot
has, said the prince when he discov.
cred the Sleeping beauty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

Since the wal began a great many
things have gone up; even mercury Is
highe now.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
CANNOT sIoP lola.

lie stilit Keeps Wrlting on the Drey.
f,is Case Despite the Pros
acufi0ii.
Paris. July 19.-M. Emile lola to.
day returns to the attack in the Drey.
fns ease by publishing an open letter
on the subject to the premier, N. Bris-
son. in the Aurore.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23
MANzANILLo is 8oMBARDED.
Seven American Warships Do Much
Dnlnnge.-Smnll Vessels
llaSy,.,vnH SA

London, July 2o.-A special dispatch
from Havana dated Monday says:
Seven American warships heavily
bombarded Manzanillo this morning.
Three steamers of the Menenez line
were set on fire. Several gunboats
that were in the har5or issued for the
defense of the town, but were strand
ed. The result of the bombardment is
not known here.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

1t is lated of the dean of the Chapel
Royal that he was onc day seated in
the Synod hall at Dublin, when u scent
bottle dropped upon his head from the
strangers gallery. Rising from his
chair, heiasked permission to make a
personal explanation. My Lord Pri-
mute said he, Il am always glad to
see strangers at our debates, and feel
specially honored by the presence Of
ladies. But let not their precious balms
break my he.d!t
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

FL Ticmpo, a Mexican. Journal,
sweetly says: '.We are glad that the
arrogant Yankees are at last to receive
Il lesson they so richly deserve. The
hereditary enemy54of MEXICO at last is
to be chastisetl and will ence more lie
taught his proper p,ace.n That must
be 4 TEMPO c%ailiente.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The; time has not yet come when the
space writer's can tell of SIMPSONS
and schley's %schoolday escapades.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

Brooklyn salounkeepers propose to.
sell beer henrcforth by the pound,
holding that q pint OF beer ard n
pound are about equal. Ii depends.
however, on how many pints have pre-
coded the one under consideration;
sometimes q pint of beer weighs s.
much chat n strong man can't carry IL.
A saloonkeeper in Springfield, o.,
who was thought to lie too poor to.
support his family. informed his wife
on his deathbcd that he had buried
money in the side Of tile house. After
the funeral she found $4,05o.
Admiral Dewey understands dip!o-
macy well. thank you. He sent word
to the commodore commanding the
German ships III Manila haroor that
he was highly pleased 10 see 50 many
Germans on land, but suggested ii
they keep out of range, in order to;
prevent unpleasant accidents"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The American is not Il trained SOL
der, but he is a born patriot. lie
knows by instinct and education how
to fight for his country. Rooscvelt's
rough riders, whether Fifth avenue
~millionaires or western cowboys,
fought together and died together i'll
Cnba for the great American princi-
pies Of liberty, equality aud human
ity. Nothing is more characteristic of
Ineriran .neonlr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The sunlowe1 is cultivated in many
European countries. In Rnssia the
seeds are parched and eaten like pea
nuts in the United States. The oil is
used for Illuminating and often for
culinary purposes.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

8"Yon Kin git 80 daily bread by pray
in" says Uncle Nose. ..but the nightly
Chicken has 10 be hustled TO-.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

The eldest daughter OF Charles.
Kingsley, Miss Rose Kingsley, has
Ipubliqnc by the I1rencl, government.
Amabie Brnncalt and wife of .Bidde-
ford, Me-, have seven children. Every.
member OF the family was born on Al,
gust |,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-23

Property md IteVtnnes.
One of the most important and most
practical problems with which it will
be necessary to deal is that of the
treatment of property and the collec-
ton nnd. administration of the reyc-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
HE traveller.

40 agent of the San Francisco TRAY
eier is IL this city taking snb-crip-
lions 1t is an illustrated monthly
magazine and noted the world over
for its beautiful illustrations and
superb Typographical appearance. II
Is as near perfect az good press work,
careful make up and faultless illus
'rh''ons can make a magazine. The
reading matter is OF the INST careful
selection. The JsnuaIy number is
printed in gold and red for the title
rage. The little publication comes
Ike a CLINT Of sunshine 10 lovers of
the unique in the literary line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
A Queer Eoard.

The Board OF County Commission
ers of Washoe County last year let a
contract TO the San Francisco spec.
laity Co. for Sl,49s so without adyer-
Using for bids. The Auditor ken,
strictly within the law and refused f,
pay the money. 1t was taken to he
courts m it sustained the Auditor
Ahen the B ard advertised for bids for
the work already doue and let the
same contract Tor S1,499 90 lust 60
cents lower than the Odd bill. The
oil was again put in and the Board
allowed it. and the Auditor, who an
pears to be a man of back bone.
pr mptlv vetoed It
ID ii Beck. when a private citizen.
roasted the Board for allowing the old
Dill, hot since it bad been reduced so
cents Beck, who is now a County
commissioner, voted for the bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Julian on His "Oio.'

St. Paul, Jauuary 9-D,n Stuart.
ne flG h-hI pFu:rut-r, arrived this
II OrninI IL s Paul ,un met Martin
J"lian hi ev", ing ~ the RYAN
Ho1s-. He }aj'i h.t,r. Juli-u tuicl-s
- Agreement fof qrnttrr tight brrue. n
F'tZsjmm ms and Cntbru, the purse to
b" $15 roe tn dHtt ct ,t,v than Aug
ut 10 ii, am! h" referee t. be mutually
a2reei "a II, fuilinx which Stuart il
to nnRi- him.
Julian rad the instrument over
CA" fully ard said.
; thar cheap s,iff is after more
free advertising is he? Well. he
won't ce' il. I did rxprct to find two
NFts. one from fhp't ard one from
NC y. W. We thi, kfHg .eriouslv
OF getting challenges from the st Joe
KID and from the champion cf the
A-aila&h Sioux, As a mater Of fact
a Challenge signed 'OpA-rycG' Cor
nelly would not have SURPRISE! rs.
We'll, to cone tn the POI t about
that fakir Corhe;t. H. will positively
not get a fizht from Fitzeimmo.s
until he goes ort and whips some one
ranking better than any cf those he
has met I Gnu't know now if Fitz
would light him if he licked Maher.
FOR IL Ia n"t bayrni thu range If that
Fellow t. give Mah+r a few dollars to
Law down fr,- him
No, 1 won't sign these articles, al
thouGh it Is like picking up your SIS
600 on the street
&C rbett should quit talking and co
to work. H ran get on a mill rigrt
away, say in tw" months, and then
have plenty Of time to get ready for a
fight with FItz during the
Julian finally a J. reed o meet Stuart
at IL O'Clock, bat said be would sign
no agreement,
Corbeit say that on the 18th Of this
he will issue a challence To
titz that he will have t. accept or adj
NIT that he fears to meet him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Board Of

Ihe Board Of Pardons met a, Il
O'Clock yesterday morning and the
ioIio"lng cases were disposed of:
Peter Pednrinci. convicted of assault
"lth Intent to kill, pardoned. Many
business men and citizens Of Reno
haVing petitioned for his pardon.
Thomas Buros, convicted in Nva
county in 1881, pardoned.
E. ;, Kendrick. convicted in Elko
county in 1889 and sentenced to life,
pardon denied.
John Trolson, convicted OF embez.
Element in Storey county and dis
charged from the State Prison in
January, 1897, was restored to citizen-
ship.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Shot in the Breast.

L. I. Stephenson. the ageut OF Chat
'f 5he y. c. O., sends the following to
the Gazette:
PIumas Junction, Jan. 1e--Au1one
n OF the principals in ne
late row at Vlnton, in which Young
Lou Jones figured so proninently.
was shot IN the breast this morning.
The row occurred three miles below
beck With His assaiIant has been
arrested.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Assessment Work Affjdavi+s.

aim owners should cote tho
change In tie State mining Ia r.
gardluR a~ttidav!tS OF Assessment work.
he OF work necessary I . hold
a rlai Is rut at 800. according to
thT nit 5 'ntts law. The affidavit
nav D. made by the claim owner him
self or any uhe who hoes the work for
hitn. 1t should be recorded within
sixty Jays after the woIk is performed
and may be recorded with either the
dlStflct recorder or county recorder.
In addition t. the matter formerly
given an aft ,iavit OF assessment work
nus now show the Of ey
penhltuTes or labor or improvements =:
a description OF the claim or part Of
the claim Effected by such expendi-
lures, or labor or improvements; for
what year. and the name Of tue owner
r claim tnt # III" claia at whose ex.
pense h expenditures were made or
lerFOrmed
An atil tavit Of work embracing
these poiuts may be used as evidence
VI such work when SO recorded, should
occasion require. This is one i'm.
~i'Fovement IL tine new law, for under
the Cli Law an tfidavit Of work in an
outside district. recorded with the
county rrcorder, Amounted to nothiog
TOT purposes OF proof, and In MANY
cases ne proof Of work was los,
through the departure from the coun-
try OF those hi performed it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
New Goods,

s. b.. Cohen has returned from San
francisco with a heavy new stock Of
dry goods and there are more on the
way. They embrace the latest novel
Ties In ladies' dress goods and all
Hlhds or fancy goods fresh from the
manufacturers Tomorrow there will
De forther particulars for the public
in his advertisement on the first page
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
ALL SORTS.


Look for bargains at Miss Wood
sury's.
j, d. Torreyson Is STEADILY i'm
proving.
Jim C,hin OF F~ranktown, spent
yesterday Ia Cars n.
Levy Strous overalls all sizes 60 Gets
at Days.
Best 5 ceue cigar. "Republic" anG
"Mrxicana,' at Riggs
Corbett has pew decided to give
Fitz S35,o00 TO meet him in the ring.
Fresh Oranges aud winter fruits at
Richardson's.
+. P. LaDeao, the Comstock at,or-
ney, was in this city yesterday.
The b md Will give a masquerade
ball two weeks from Friday.
FoUND-A lady kid glove, trim
med with fur. Apply al this office.
NO 2ls6, green ticket. o the fine
dinner SCI at the Emporium last
evening.
The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
celpt of cake and wine from the
Mlnor-Bata wedding
Lny Srr -, z-
good cook stove, 2 parlor stoves and a
crib, Apply at this office.
Dswson City is having a mild
winter, so far only SIS degrees below
zero has been registered.
Read F. w, Days clearance sale
ad. We offer these very low prices
to dispose Of our entire winter stock
this month.
Mems heavy al wool sweaters dou-
bic turtle neck 81 so. Bows all
WOO. sweaters 81 at Days.
or all the ways Of advertising, the
best and cheapest, is that Of using
the columns of a good
Intelligent people with money to spend
always read the papers.
The burning OF some Samino
An0lans to the stake for brutally mur-
dering a white III is Ill timed and
illegal, but it cannot be denied that if
gives the indians some idea of how 1t
feels when they burn other people to
the stake.
Try one OF Spani0la 5 cent cigars al the
Johnson's Dug Store. We challenge
any cent cigar for comparison.
The Thaxter Drug Store will this
month again give away 4 prizes to
their customers See articles in win
dow, ornamental and useful-5 cents
to 81 90 entities purchaser to a ticket.
MIR. ID. Kaiser wishes to inform the
public that he has arranged al oyster
counter to be presided over by him
personally. Onlv she'll oysters hand
led, Eastern and California Open
s
just received at Ed BurIington's
special line Of ladies' felt shippers also l
ace and congress, especially adapted :
Tor Winter wear and persons with cold
Also a line Of chiidren's shoes
made especially for weak ankles. :
hey are just right aud a want that '
has long been needed. Aful4 line Of
'ubbers OF all grades.
Chas. H. Kelly, Arlington Block, T
the tiDest line Of crockerv and -
glassware which are going at less ,
a they are worth. Make your =
5000. =
q. u. Vest has a splendid article in o
he last number of the Fnrnm on the o
nture OF bimetsllism. The advocate s.
1 a gold standard who can read it h
nd still shout to increase our indebt. d
dness to foreign nations, must be b
omewhat deficient both in patYioi;s,n
nd commoG sense. -,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Wanted IN California.

Jim Mlllen was arrested last even
ing on a charge of perjury preferred
against him in Colusa county. Cal.
A warrant for his srrest has been in
the han"s Of the officers for some
time and last night he was taken into
custody. An officer from California
Is expected in a day or SO to take him
to California for trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12

1t is said that mel prominent in
politics are taking steps to organize a
Home Rule party in this St ate. The
new party is to be made up OF Silver
party men, Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. and nobody bu' bona fida resi-
dents OF theo State are to have a place
on the ticket. These mer should not
only live in Nevada but be able to
show the people of the State that they
nave done something for the material
d~evelopement Of the State since thew
have lived here.
As5emb'ymam Garrard is in town
on legal business. He viii appeal
tie Chatovich case which he lost 10
the United States Court.
Frank Kilday is COW city traveller
for f. W. Day. He will take orders
Tor mems suite. furnishing goods. |
shoes and everything in the drv
goods line. See him and be will |
quote you prices. ,
The funeral of the late Wm. Conley |
fook place yesterday afternoon from
"1lght's undertaking rooms and the
remains were followed to the cemetery
by a large number Of people.
Have your piano tuned by Geo. I.
Amy. Good careful work, and full
temperament ssured. All kinds of re-
for pianos and organs. All work
Iully guaranteed. Prices reduced to suit
The times. Pianos bought and sold. ja.
Henry Epstein held green ticket
2 1876 which won the Sc. OF dishes
given away by the Eemporium.
Gilbert Briggs Is again on the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
Gone Case.

"What's this mans halluciua1fon %,
asked M OF the Insanity Commiss-
toner's.
"Well," vas the answer, she has no
special hall%ucinatioD, but he is one of
the bondsman Of Spipton, who de-
rauited with county funds, and be has
Offered to make his bond good With
out being sued by the county,"
Put him in q padded cell. Most
serlous case ever brought before the
"-Stockton Buzz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12

Inc order OF Chosen Friends enstall
their Dew,y elected officers this even
ing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-12
For Rent or Sale,

nara hhlshed house Of six rooms,
Pahtry cellar and water. Five lots, baIn
and woodshed- Apply at this officetf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Nod zine Gifrri6ii9e ParIamsnts:
SnhQr.

Sm nieber0itrei9ii6sn 2anbt1g fam
ME bereits fur3 gemeloet, am 81. p.M.
es gu einem bei{pielloien Stunodl.
Der fOrtf9rittIife Q6geOrbuete Noste
prpteitirte qegen Die 3umut6ung, in
Der leBten Winute neSteuerer6D6ung
gu bei9lieBen, obp: baB Der 2anotog
bic Rot6penbigteit gu priiFsn perm0ge.
@r femme teir: MitieI, bic QanOe5ftz
nur3en griinbli9 gu beisrn. Quf ben
,3uruf beg 4bgeoroneten S6neiber:
% ia! GonfistdtiOn Der Suoen3iz
teri" entgsgnete Noste: rOper @Onfi5z
tation Der SloItergiter!" ue6er buS
nun fplgsnbs 0ur6einanbsr ppn nil
tenStimpfreOen, pGbrenO Osreng}o5s
te Meter gu ipre4sn periu6te, piro BE-
ri6tet:
Gebmoup: r@ie limb elm fre6sr
gurIde.." - 2ueaer: p2aBt i'm re-
ben" - S9eifsr: n@r Ioq nur plauz
f6en, Der Sberiiies!" 0oste:
y0enn @erpunblungsfinItler ME
2ueger, nit 3uiebsrn gu I~treiten an
fangsn, ob ie ernIt gu nsbmen iipo,
miro Sober idqen miifen, Der babe
bod ni8t ben 8eruf, anberen Qeuten
grnit gu p%reoigen." - 2usgsr: nSie
fino elm pertpOrfenes Subiett!" -
NOste GU 2ueger): sd iage oie3em
9errn, Der 3u9lei6 Elm, berporragenoe
SteQung in Der 8erpaltung 0ien's
einnimmt, DAP er einen Son gegsn MIDI
an5uIdlagsn bslisbt, ben i6 ni6t nu6z
u6men peroe. Sd perbe i6m auf ous
tiefe Ptpeau Der Observation-Disclosures
ni4t folgen." (9roBer 2Grm redig.)
- 8regprig (piitbenO aufIpringeno):
n9indu5 nit benz 6aluafen!" GLUE:
v9indu5 nit ibm!" .S6meiBt ibn
bindus, ben 2umpen,~ large un6altenz
Der 2drm.) Roste: sd ii6erloFe es
Dem 8iirgermeiiter, es mil IeinerWirz
De aus5uma6ep, ob Fein 9orqe6sn 3u
0ieIer Wiirbe pabtI" Weusrliher
GROCER Gdrm.) sd perbe uuf oos
Ri0eau bes 9irgermeiikrs ni6t BIN
a~biteigen!" = S6eif:r: r6inaus!
6inaus!" = Rosfe: ,Denn Sic als
gsbiIoeter Menf6 bas ri6t fi6len,
6ebnuere i'd Sie!!" (Rufe re6ts: Sic
9reisiDbler!"O
Sn Der peiteren gotemif fa9te Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Grlab heS Clibcn0ls.

gu fat un3G6ligen 3pedan BADEN
unIere bef9sioenen Grbniife ooer
.9eanuts" I6on 6erbalten miiIen,
t6eil8 berf6Gmt, t6eils aud ni6t, uno
aud bus 6eiertagszGe tonnte uns
0as pielfu6 in Grinnerung rufen.
Reuerbings lit ibnen ober nod cine
uno 3tpar re6t porne6me Roae 3ugsz
oa6t. IS IoQ nGmIi9 mebr gtd6z
orud auf Die 8erpinnung un0 Der
solung hires Seles gelegt peroen, uno
bieIas ioQ in Der 9barmacie uno an
berpGrts in 6ebeutenoem MaBe gum
GrIaB fir OliOen0l Diensn.
Man BAT feItgeItsllt, Dab groBs
N1enqen ang=6lifenO ~lipenDIs, pel4.s
aus oem Quslanos gu uns tommt,
t6atIG6li6 ben Der afritaniI4sn Groz
muB itummt. uno mas nit oieler
m0oli6sr 1T, 0as IdBt ii4, ME i'm
4leinen bereits experimental ermtttelt,
aud nit Der GronuB unieros Sirens
errei9en, obglei9 bic 8ebdnolung cine
ettuus berT6ieoene Tein muB, oa es il3
immerbin um 5fpsi harIhieoene Sat
tungen RiiHe bdn0elt. uno es iptro
ii6erbies berii6ert, DAB @ronuBzSel,
nab ri9tiger 9ebanbIung, ni6t 10
lsi6t ran3ig miro, pie oas pirtlife
SliDenDl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
@ermii6te trlearapbiidr 9spei6en.

Gr%Gongrebmitglieo 8enj. g.
Sooper BON 8irginien lit geItern in
icjner DObnung gu 6armOiae, 9a.,
geItor6sn.
- Der Spre6er bes l1nter6auieS
Der 2egislatur S6io'5 ernannte gez
tern Elm gomite CUR l1nterIu6ung Der
angebli6en 8eite9ungS : 8srIu4e gu
@uniten 6unna's Bel Der Senator
0a6l. Die Majoritdt beiTelben be-
ite6t aus @egnern 6unnu's. 9a8 60
mite tpirb gemeinf6aftli3 nit Dem
llnteriu6ungs : Gomite oes Senats
tagen.
= Saml. SenoerIon, Der 15zjG6s
rige 8uri4s, tpsl6er beidulOigt 1T,
ben 5zjGbrigsn percp 2Otpsr ouF
brutaIe @siIe ermOrbst gu BADEN, be-
ftano geTtsrn Elm @oroerb6r uno purOe
Dem @efdnguiB i~iberpieien. IS eriz
itirt tpenig 3peifel an ieinsr S4ulD.
- 9ur9 bic berfriibte Gntl1Oung
zines Sprspgf6uiIss in elmer 8rube
Der y9elapare &c Subion Goal Co."
BEL plymouth, Pa., puroe Qnton Be
lin8tD geitern get0btet unb 8ottlie6
Merrttt tObtlt6 perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Stdrtllng meiner Rer0en be1onoets
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fen. Q3tun95Oou So
elias .. 0rdte.
Nitt8 beeinfluBt bic @eIunobeit
ra59er uno nuftbsiIiger, ais ielbft
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S6luf. Der 8eginn Oes neuen Gage
pertes nit einem pur9 feblenOen
S6Iaf ermutteten @ebirn lit OaiIel6e,
pie Elm acknowledgements 9ferD nit
Der 9eitIhe our Nrbeit an3utretben,
unItatt es Our9 6iittstung 3u ftdrten.
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penn Der S9doet bios gelegt piiroe
unO ais tpenn Dus 8ebirn ale paar
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elm 2ei6en Der 8elebung.
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bic Quelen Der geiitigen 5G6igteit unO
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pers 1GTp.
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fdErlifen 3uItanoe Der S6lafloiigteit.
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f6er nit Ia6rung, ais OteIelben GER
riittet peroen t0nnen unO Oerbinoert
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beuIitGt, S6~IaflOiigteit uno unoroz
nungen Der 2eber unO Nieren gu 9eiz
len, 1T bic 3unubme Oes Qppetits, bic
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lide 8or3ei6en Der 8eiunObett, elm
8efiibl oe8 8oblieins, rel6es Die
Steue oes ermattsten, tr~unt6aften unO
miBaeitimmien 3uitdnoe5 ejnntmmt.