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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-06
MARKETS.

LIHER MARKETS.
GAVE; ton, steady. 81, 1881 bales.
NorfoiA, nlm n. $50 bales
Baltimore, nominal. 6x. bales.
B 1sta n. ull, 8 1918. 2S7 Hsles
Wiz iaet ton, firm IN, 39l bales.
Poiladelohia, n m So 10, d bales.
saw nj Rh steaoy, Ok, 8 III baIes.
Nsx Orleans, Fl IN. 5-I6, IA 8 bales.
Mobile, firm o 10, 1880 DaIss.
Memphis steady bid 1851 bales.
Augusta, firm, ll6. 429 bales.
Goa rlestt Ia, stee dy. ~, ace tales.
Cinc,nnati. quiet. z, l,.t3 bales.
Louisville nm y bates,
st. Inuis. firm. ~ 600 haIee.
Houston. gu lie, 1864 bales.
New Yolk, steady, 8 Is 10. $40 bales.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02
HeIena's Dam CnmnIeted

For years it has been the dream OF
the citizens of Helena to have the Mis-
souri, river near there damned, but
The immense capabillty of such large
body of water, something over 1000, 900
cubic feet daily might be harnessed and
put to use, principally in generating
electricity and furnishing water to
numerous establishments. The dream
has been realized. About year ago
q syndicate of New York, San Fran
cisco and Helena capitalists secured
permission from congress . dam the
river at Canon Ferry, and work was
begun at once. Last Saturd ay the dam
was flooded and next week will be in
stalled what is said by experts to be,
with the exception of the Niagara Falls
plant, the most compete, as we'll as
the largest electrical plant in the coun.
try. Power will be furnished for two
of Montena's largest Commentators,
the east Helena smelter and the local
street car and lighting plants, and
that will take only one fourth of the
power.
While the dam was being flooded it
necessarily left tt e river bottom below
dry, and several miners got out their
gold pans and began active operations
in the river he'd. In the th;rty-six
hours that it was dry some parned out
as high as 800. Several companies
will be formed to dredge the river bot
tom,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02
THE POLITICAL TRUST
Its Theory False III Premise and False
in Conclusion.

Ill
WAsHINGoN, d. c., February 81
falsehoods and appeals to passion
which the chairmen of the democratic.
populist, and ''silver republican"
parties have recently placed before
the republic is difficult to consider
logically because of the vagueness of
the'r ass ertious, there are some state
ments mingled with the Wholesale
TRADE which may be examined and
their falsity shown. "False in one.
false in all'' is an aphorism we'll
known, at least in the legal world, and
as these three gentlemen profess to be
lawyers mot financiers), they will, per-
haps, understand it's bearing, and the
fact, which must he apparent to ali
other minds, that if their specific as
sertions are proven untrue. the more
vague and, consequently, more DANCE
rous ones as equally unworthy OF be-
lief or considerat iOn.
CHAIRMAN JONES.
Chairman Jones, who discusses finance
out of the fullness of bis experience as q
resident # an Arkansas village of 500
in inhabitants, asserts that under the gold
standard of the past "a years ''wages
are reduced, work is harder to get and
the weight of debt is doubled" o.
true. The statistics of the census show
a wonderful increasa in the number of
people employed in 1890 as compared
" it'll 1880 or 1870, an increase of much
greater proportion than the growth Of
population mean time, and the report OF
a special committee OF the senate of
which Mr.. Jones is mber-the
Aldrich committee-which report is
generally accepted as accurate, shows
Ill hnf far
wages than it did in 1872, while as for
Indebtedness, everybody, Mr.. Jones
not excepted, knows how rapidly that
is being cancelled under the prosperity
which has come with return to pro-
tective tariff. He also talks about
1.-THE continued rise in the value of
gold" What is the true measure of
the value of gold? Labor, which is
the real measure of all values. An
more of our money based upon gold
than it did in 1873, and Mr.. Jones
knows it, knows that the reports of the
commissioner of labor and of the AL
drich committee prove it beyond q
doubt. Yet he thinks that the farmer
or laboring man who has not the oppOr-
tunity to study these things in detail
does not know it, and one mans vote
counts for as much as any other
m6u'S vote ne dlSO reLudthS 1uh0 Guis
alleged ''rise in the value of gold, or
what is the same thing, the continued
fall of prices, must transfer the prop
erty of all those engaged in active
business to those who only draw inter-
est:': q curious ASSERTION, when he
knows that those who ''only draw in
terest" receive less for the use of their
money today than ever before, the rate
of interest having fallen fully one-half
since the adoption of the system which
he charges with so such crime. "From
the hour of the contamination OF this
crime" he says, 'maDkiud has suffered
commercial disaster and social distress
in almost constantly recurring meas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

Like the flame on the forge that looked fire1ess
and dark
Ere the bellows draft quickened the s1nouldering
spark
So life is spark; and life is a fire;
And life is flame rising higher and higher
One free breath of nature ere hope dies in men
And the fast-fading embers will waken again.
Thousands of people die of wasting weak
ening diseases every year who by all rules
of nat,'re and reason ought to be restored
to health and strength. The medicines
they receive from the average doctor &C
cording to regulation, stereotyped practice
are mere temporary palliatives; they do not
reach down deep into the vital organism
where the spark of life lies dormant wait
ing to be awakened.
In numberless cases where every other
remedy absolutely fails DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery breathes its strong vi
talizing power upon the slumbering forces
of life and wakens them into active energy
1t quickens the digestive and blood making
glands and empowers them to supply fresh
rich nourishment to all the organs and it's
sues; imbues the heart and lungs with vi
tality; destroying and eXcreting naturally
from the system the bile-p poisoned dregs
which lurk in the circulation, thus building
up new constitutional vigor and activity.
at took a severe cold which settled on nv
lungs and chest, and suffered intensely writes
tried several of our best physicians and they
gave UP all hope of my recovery; they said had
consumption and could not live more than few
weeks. took five bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and anu sound and we'll to.
day, feel better than have in ten years"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02
STATISTICS OF SUICIDE.
Men Prefer to Hang and Women tt
Poison Themselves.


Records Of eelf-in1ictad deaths have
been kept in. England and Wales, and
they afford curious study in the mat
ter of preferences.
Out of 100 male and 100 female sui
cides the favorite method among the
men was by the rope. This preference
is hard to understand when one consi-
ders the consequent strangulat:on and
length of time before death ensues.
Second in point of favor is the knife,
and third drowning. A very small per-
centsge of men preferred death by
poison.
On the contrary po' son is the first
means sought by women. Their sensi-
tive natures recoil at the thought Of
prolonged suffering, and yet when
they are pressed to it they will drink
unappalled that most fiery of ali poisOns,
carbOlic acid.
And, strange to say, while poison is
favorite means to suicide among wO-
son among bot men and women.
Next in favor among women comes
the narcotic poison, including opium,
laudanum and morphine.
Prussic acid, which is the third ia
vorite poison among meu, is scarcel y
used by women at all.
The effect of prussic acid is almost
ike d SIfOK0 OF lgn Gnlng as lar as
death is concerned, and it seems queer
, that it is not more popular among
suicides. It is speedy and it makes
no fuss.
One reason why it is not used more
by women is that it is very hard to OBJ
tain. Physicians contemplating suicide
almost invariably use it.
The favorite methods among men
and women may be estimated about as
| follows: Men
First choice-rope.
Second choice-traumatic wounds.
Third chOice-drowning.
Fourth choice-poison.
Women
First choice-poison.
| Second choice-drowning.
Third cnOice-rope.
Fourth chOice-trauma attic wounds.
| Women suicides do not like the rope
/ because they are not sufficiently
strong or active to properly adjust q
moose or tie knot.
They do not like the knife or revolv-
er because these weapons are disfigur-
ing, and even in death woman likes
to look pretty.
In this country in case of double
suicides through disappointed love and
! its variations the favorite method is,
first asphyxiation by gas, and the sec
Ond in point of favor ia drowning.
In Japan. country celebrated for
its suicides, scarcely any other means
than the knife or sword is ever adopt
ed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

Captain Glllett says that Mr.. White
has killed ABOUT 20, 900 prairie dogs on
his range in the past few days. The
high price of cattle now justifies our
stockman 10 thoroughly Kidding their
rar ge of these pests and Mr.. White
has quite lot of work on hand.-Al-
pine Avalanche
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

Good sized store and light basement,
opposite Plaza, new Mills building.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

A party of twenty-four capitalists
and cotton mill owners of Lowell,
Mass, and other points in New Eng
land have gone to Mexico, to
visit and inspect the PRINCIPAL cotton
factories in operation there. They
will remain in Mexico three weeks,
and will take rotes as to the wages.
cost of prod uction and other matters
relating to the industry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

After long legal contest Ration has
finally won its demand to be the county
seat of Colfax county. Ration is one of
the best towns in the eiritory and is
making solid growth. Having secured
the county seat, it will become the
largest town in northern New Mex.
Ice,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02
Famous Mexican Mine Sold.

G. B. Flynn. prominent mining
man from Monterey, Mex, states that
while in London he sold the famous
Alvino mine, situated in the state of
Durango, Mex, to an English syndi-
cate for 1925, 900 gold. The Alvino is q
big silver producer. The new owners
will put in new machinery and work
the property on au extensive scale.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02
FOR RENT:

House 500 Magoffin ave-, 500.
Brick. 4 rooms, near G. 81. machine
shop, SIS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-02

A di-patch was received at San An
ionic from Tampico, Mexico, the 9TH
err day stating that r. A. Ellingworth,
a prom nept member of the American
colony tn ere was murdered and robbed
by four Mexicans. Two OF the men
implicated in the crime have been ar
rested and will be shot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05

SSntereiIs Die Gntpidelung Der 9in4e
i'm Often, no Der SnterefsnItreit 3pjz
ihen Gngfanb unb RuBlano in offene
6einoieligteiten aus3uarten Oro6t. Sn
8etpeff Der WelOung, DdB RuBloro Ii4
oes 8ertrug56ofens 9ltu Gbnang bss
mGhtigt babe, Der ben 3uiien Die GOns
trole ii6er Oen gan3en 6anoel Der
MtdnoIburei geben unb Den britiI0tn
Sanoel bort gang uusI8lieBen piiroe,
iugt 8eianotsr Wu, es eri6eine i'm
tdum gldubli6, oaB 9RuBlanO sineH
oerdrtigen Shritt getban babe, oa g}iG
G6Dans as 9ertragshaien ebenio fir
oas 2tuslano, pie fir G6ind pon Be-
heutung lit. 9erdoe pon BEN Der
trugs6dfen aus entpideIe Ii6 Der Sam
Del Der Der. Staaten nit China. 2lu3
ojeIem 8runOe, meinte 9eIanDt2r 0u,
piiroe, penn RuBldno Den 9ertraqss
bufsn gfiu @Epang genommen bd!tt,
Fofort Die Sa6e Iopobl ppn nem Der.
Staaten @eiauoten in 9eting, dl5
aud bon Den anoeren @eiupDten pffi@
5jea 9emelOet morOen fein.
Sn GngIano perun9IUdt.
QonOOn, 4. g}or. - I5reberjd 3.
9lormdH aus 8eotut. So, purOe ges
tern Q6eno in 5oI6uyn jjbarfabrcn IL.
get0otst. Der dmeritdnii6e General
&pnIuI pirb Die llc6erreIte na1 oeal
auf nG6Iten Montuq anberaumten Snz
queIt 5seroigen Ia5ien, ptnn Die Trtuns
De Oe5 8erItorbenen niht in5IpiihR
dnoere 2lnoronunQen treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
9emotratiidc SrimGrwablen.
Sefauntmadlmn9 iiber Die 0SableiI
in Den FreSiHften am 30.
HDrcmber.

Stcis @efauutmabuRp tpiro per0ffentlidt in llts
btrentmmuue nit oen 8eiOlutioncn pom 20. Suil
1898 ocs ocmofrGtiibcu Stauts=6cntrnlseomI
fiir Die Abbnltuuq ciucr osmofratiibeu 9rimornah.
dm 30. gtopember 1893 in ie0cm YrejnttG elnfr
ieocn g9dtb Der Stuot Baltimore
Sei beiGgtcH QrimGrDabltu iolen iiInf 3sltgoz
ten aus icoem Yreiinit ermablt iusroen nm AM j.
Scjcmber 1893 iu ibrtu rciptftiren 9Saros 3u
gSaro=6onocntOueu juiommcn ju tretcn Jur 9Sabl
tiEcs StmofrdtcH ais g9uro=Sretutipt tiir slnen
StrmiH Oou jipei Sdbrru, uuo cbtuip 3ebn SeleQa=
Ten aus eOcr S9dro ju elmer i'm Seicmbtr 1898 alb
jubditcnoen Sta0tsNonOentiOn 3u eripdblen.
Sr0cno pclbc iitHf StmOfruten i'll irgcno peldDem
YrejiHft ino berebtiat, Die HumeH UOn irqene iDel=
den iiiui Stmotroteu ans ibrem 9roiutt nit benz
Griudtn porjulcqcn, DdB itsr oieieben bel ben be-
iuaten YrmdrDablsu in oem Yre3iutts ibres 9eobn'
nfcs ais Selcgotcn 81 ocreH 98arosGonotnttou abb
ptitlmmt mtrDe, ilOtm biclelbcn olt Hdmtu uno
Gorciicu Der bcilQtcn fiu ScmOtrateu, uber iesl1s
ibrem 99unid)e Qcmdb bel pen btlaettn YrraFs
DablcH abQctmmt ncrncu lOu, lhrt1tli6 BEL oeH
lnttrIci6neteu tiurcitcn OoruusQc'sBt, odS pc 0le
bcid0teH Romtu am Ooer por oem ID. Rooenlbcr
1893 an Sobu &. GeQQ. @oriBer. 3Immsr Hr. lol
6drrpltOn= Notcl tintHOcU mn Der NtnlenDuHq
beloalcr Hamcn lluuujQ Dollars fitr icotn Sreitntt
bciiiQcu, I'M Die Soften Der beiaOtcu QrinIdrmobltG
iu ocdeu. 9uBtrDcm limb Die btaQten fiint Stmoz
truteu. pclobe Die bsinatcR fiinf Ramen 'ur Ihz
thinning in Oeicr g0ciic tiurecbcn, bercdtiQt uuo
ioerocn lu qlcher 3eit Darum crlubt, Den Hdmen
uno Die aOreiie ciucs in pem SreiiHtt moDnsnocH
Scmufratcr cin1urcbcH, nm dls Ritcr o0er e!crf
iu iunqirtn, porbebdltl6 Der ecnebmiQnQ Der
llrtcriccbuettu SrQcuO lpchc iOttere NusfunIt
in 9s3uq oui Die RcioutjoueH pjrO III unisrsm
Nduptoudrtisr ertheilt
Sicie Sommiiiion crparttt, OuB bic ihr uuteUz
brcitctcu 0ameu ais Ridlttr uuO glerfs ioldle opu
ad)tuuQ Qspertbcu Wduncrr icicu, nie in Der pom
bncu btlUobutu 9rcjufttn iUt0en i6rer 3ebtibats
fcnbcit befunut imD.
gair bpfien DaB oc Stmorruteu bon 9altimor,
Fb Dicicr G3clsoeubeit bcOitucu Ypcrocu, j6re
organization SIT peroolliduoiQeu, numit ibre BAR
fci aus ben fommtuOcn ptuuijipalDableu Fterei1
b:rpOrqcbcH mDQe
SObn 6; s:ss., grimdrwabI,ns
Srant u. Eurf, n...,...
GOD 3im me= 1OI, ~@arroltoHz9 9oteI." i"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
QlIs Guba.
Die Spanier rGumen bic Sroda. -
Strife Der StraBenreinigsr gu
Santiago.

-)ll FNlltNL AOhlllNlt IN IONLlN.
Strife Der StraBenreiniger gu
Santiago.
6apano, 4. glopember. - Dem
8ernebmen na4 pirO Die gan3e 5rO6a
Don N&oron bis Sucaro gerGumt. 3Dei
9ampfer ge6en beute na9 @i6dra db,
nm bic nod iibrigen Sruppen Der 5olz
guin=0ipiIion na3 Spunien gu brinz
qen. Sin anoerer 0ampfsr nabm gs=
itern pon 8i6ura 80 Sffi3iers unO
484 &iiten Militdrz2lr6iDe nit. Den
8Ur9ermeiItern Der StGote lit bur9
GirfulQr>Orore an6efoblen porOen,
ale 9ortraits BON W&itglieoern Der t0z
nigli3en 6amiIie in Den Regierung5z
9ebGuOen ab3uIiefern.
gtd9 Do6enldngem Regen lit bier
beute pieoer Elm ih0ner Sag, pel6er
ben amerifaniI4en Sngenieuren iebr
pilItommen lit, pel6e Die 2anoungSz
bods bei U{aripnup fir lie Ottupaz
tionstruppen erri6ten. Wegen DeS boz
ben Seegangs bdben bic Qrbeiter in
ben leBten flint Su9en feline groBen
6ortf6ritte gemd6t.
Gapt. 5orater 1T BON Ieinem @sl6z
fieberz2lnfaG pDlig geneIen, unb Sol.
8liB'5 3uitonO bat ii4 beOeuteno gez
befert.
@anttdgo be Guba, 4. NOO.
= Die @u6aner, rpelds Damit bef3Gfz
tiqt puroen, bic StruBen Sdntiago's 8
gu reinigen unb aus3ubefern, iinb an
Strite geganger, obpobl iie 81 PRO
3aQ ooer so Gents unb 3pei Rationen
er6ielten, me6r, aIs ibnen ie be3ubH
pur6e. sic pouen 30 Gents mebr
uno General @ooO lit 10 aufge6ra6t
iibsr Die 5prberung, baB er ertlGrte, er
pitroe Elm @agabOnOagea8eieB erlui=
fen uno ieben pon Den faulen &erlen
einIperren unb 30 Sage i'm 8efGngntB
3atipnen abarbeiten la1en. Gr tunn
Iib nit benz @ebarfen oes Supports
BON Q(rbeitern ni3t re6t befreunOen,
gluubt a6er bod, baB I6IieBIih ni4ts
2lnOeres iibrig 6leiben pirO. @5 beiBt,
baB bic Striter i6ren SroBtOpf aufgez
feBt BADEN, neil lie genug 8ationen fir
einen Qun3en N}pnat beiiBen uno DIX
O}iIitGr6eb0rOsn gum ginlenten gu
3pingen 6offen.
General Wooo beIi6tigte geItern Oas
8el6fsberz6OIpital, nelfes ieBt ieiz
nen g1umen nit llnre9t trGgt, ba fell
3pet Monaten bort tein ein3iger 9elb=
fte6erz9dtient be6onDelt nproen iIt
Collector OpHalbIpn, pslAer nit $40.=
600 3pQertrug aug 8ibara 3urUftebrs
te, beri6tet. ouB IS in Der umgegenr
BON 6olguin eine 8latternzGpiOemie
a6er tein @elbfisber gebe. 8as 2
| Smmunen 8sgiment unter O6erF
6opp 1T bei @i6ard auf einem geIun:
Den 4laBe gslagert, um am 10. go
oember in Solguin ein3u3ie6an. SberIt
3aD, Der aus Guantanamo 3uriidge=
tebrt lit. 6eri4tst. baB Der cubaniI4(
@snerai 4srt3 ieinen 2suten einsr
ltrlou6 .ao infinitum" gu gebsn i'm
92ariFf Ite6t, neil bieIel6sn bungeru
uno inn 10 mir 10 OaOon gelaufen ma
| ran. I'm I'll dr6eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
Ser fGrtuugeu fir q D m :
raj 9etpep.

Us al 6ingto n, .. g., 4. HoD.-
Aomiral 8unce telegrupbirt Dem Slot
ten 0epartement, baB ods &dnonsnz
boot u6elena" geitern uno Der &reu3er
~@borteiton" 6eute ppn Nepzgort pia
Den Sue3tanaI nd9 Wanilu ubgegans
gen IinO. W&it otefen 6abr5eugen uno
Den e6enfalIs our 3eit uuf Dem Wege
na4 Manilu 6eFinplinen S6lu3tz
l9iffen Soma" unO Oregon" piro
Nomiral 0eneD Elm fOrmioables Sc
i4paOsr, Itdrfer, als irgeno ein dn0ez
res in 4ineIiIden -@elpdfern, nit
Qusnabme oes britii4en. al ieiner
@erfii9ung baben.
Ne6r Sruppen mad % a.
nild.
San 6run3isco, 4. giOp. -
Bieber lit cine Sruppenienpung BON
bier nuh Nfanila in See gegun9en.
2(n 8oro Der ,BennIblDaniu", Die
heute abfubr, beFtnbet it6 Ods 81. Re@
giment BON Soma, 1923 Wfann fart,
unter 8efebl BON Oberit 2ope3. Die
Satin Oes 3eQiments 8apldnS 8.
g. Williams Fat bic @rlaubntB erbalz
ten, Die SSa6rt mit3umahen.
U}orgen erfotgt Die 9lbfabrt be5
SransportoampFers oGit1 Of Yueblu"
auf pel6em Ii4 bier GOmpdgnien oes
1. 3egiments BON Sennehee, eine
S6paOrpn 8apduerie Don gfeDuoa,
8efruten fir ous %. Regiment uno
eine 2u3aret6 2G8t6eilung einIhiffen
perOsn. 0us 5ruppenI6iff pNep>
port" ion nG3itsn 0ienitug ubfabren.
0ie 5Iptten : g tatiOn in
5onOlulu.
QBui6tngton, 3. g., 4. gOD.-
9as Slotten 0epartement trifff9orz
fe6rungen fir bic @rri6tung elmer
5Slotten Station in 5OnOlulu, uno
9lGne fir Die Contribution pOn Berfz
ten, 0erfttrd6rsn uno 8obleri6iffen
peroen ausgear6eitet. Die n0tbige
&oumu6t our 8enuBung BON 9uunb
uno 8oOen in 6onOlulu lit pom 9rdz
Tioenten erIangt pOroen, pelher Dem
9eportemsnt cine Proclamation &C.
Tanot cat, our6 bic er gepii7e5 0fTsnt=
li4e5 @igsntbum Der 6lOtte gum Sc.
brau9e ii6erpeiit. Die 2anOz8eIeBt
Der Ser. Staaten finoer auf Sapai
feline 2tnlpenoung, dber Der 9rdfOent
ibt oas lle6ertragungsre6t an oas
iSlptten 9epurtement unter 0er Nu:
toritdt aus, pelfe i5m Dur3 bic 2lb:
tretung uQer Souberdnitdtsre6te lei:
lens Der Regierung bon Sapaii an BIZ
3sgierung Der Ser. Stoaten perliebsr
nDrOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
9(rmee urS JlOttc i6lagirrtig.

llnIers Q0miniitratiOn IiR6t Dem 3ez
iultate Der 9sr6anOlungen in 9az
ri5 nit 8lei4mut6 entgegen. -
Sic lit jeBt 6efer gum &risgs 9eriiz
Itet, al5 Dor feds N&ondten.
qBaf6ington, ,. g., 4. g}oD.-
Die Gomtniitration iie6t Dem ReIuItdt
Der 8er6an0lungen Der Barrier 5rtez
oen5 Gonferen3 nit 8lei6mutb entz
gegen, in benz 8epuBtIein, OaB lie ouf
irgeno pelfe Grejgniiie boqItdnOig
porbersitet lit. Die 5lotte befinoet
Ii4 3. g., penn es CUR 0ieDererDffz
nung Der Standardization tommen
ioate, in melt bs1erem 8uitanoe. als
berm 2lnidnge oes 8rieges. QQe
@6lahtIhiffs unO groBen 8rsu3er 0es
norOatIantiIfan 8eT6poo2rs liro in
ben SrodenDod5 gu gfsp 0ort un0
gtorfoIt gereinigt, pepurirt uno Qriinoz
lid neu ausgeriiitet porOeu. sic IinO
nit &o6ien uno Munition rsi6lih
oerIt6en uno jeOen 2tugen6lid gum
2(usluufen bereit. 2lOmiral Oepep's s
Sbiffe Itno e6enfaqs ems na6 oem
anDern DON Mdnild nd6 oem britii6en
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bort pie0er in Stano geisBt porOen.
Die 6eIten 6a6r3euge Der 6iilfs 6lotz
te, pel6e felt pam Qus1rufe oes &riez
ges erpor6en purDen, Tino ni6t Der>
tduf It DDroen uno t0nnen 6innen tpent@
gen 5agen pisber in 0ienIt gsItelt
Deroen.
8o5 bic 2trmee an6elangt, 10 Fino
aueroings piele 9olontGr Rt9meAer
ausgsmuitert porOsn, inoeFen era9ten
Sl60eritdnoige unIer Seer jeBt as
tii6tiger Uno i9lagfertiger, ais gu trz
geno elmer 3sit pd6reno Oe5 8rieges.
Die 5reipiligen, DelGe i'm 9ienlte
be6alten tpurOen, beite6en aus Dem be-
ten Material unb Tin0 jeBt beiier elm
geii6t uno Dis5iplinirt, pdbrenO iie Ii4
in Den leBten puar Ulondtsn AUDI 3uz
glei6 me9r an bds 2agerleben uno Oan
ariegsbienIt gepO6nt Fuoen. 2llles
in 2tqam genOnmen, lit hnlere 8egIe@
runq CUR 3eit beher auf einen &rteg
por6ereitst, ais I'M IeBten 6riiAiaRr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
Jo6ll C. Tri6le.
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6an0i9u6e pon Dem &aufmdnn,
tpel6er Das 8eite fir SUD gu
thun 0iQens lit. 2ufIet Sud
ni9t bur6 2(npreiiungen BON BIZ
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6dnoidDu6e fommen Denen ppn
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1itGt, 6dcon unO Bafsn bic
9ro6e beItanosn. 0ir garantiz
rem fir ale @lace 6unbi6ube
uno paiIsn oieIel6en an unierem
8erfuufstii4e an fir $1.OO unb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-05
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2(uf 7e3r ionOer6are QBsiIe 1T
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rer. gor etlifen 5aqen 6arit pl0B=
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10 I6neu fob Dus 8iut, Dab lie binnen
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itiQ itanOen. Sin 2lr3t, Der 5u Ratbe
qe3oqen nurcs. conitutirte na6 @orz
na1me elmer llnterIudung, oaB 6rau
3empieton tobt lei. Qls lie eine
Sturoe p0Gig regun9sIos oa9sle9sn,
5aQarn lie u5ar pl0Blth, gu dI1men,
un0 nadyoem Der no6mals 6er6ei gez
>rufene 2lr3t Wieoerbe.e6ung5mittel
anaepdnot uno ms6rere Stunoen lang
Ii6 Die grDBte Miibe gege6en bate, err
folte Ii9 Die 6rau IoDeit, DAB lie etz
mas gta6rung gu ii4 nebmen tonnte.
3ur 3eit muht ibre 9eneIung quite
6ortT6ritte.