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The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

back pay, 1t is understood, SO 1t Will de-
volye upon the bondsmen to straighten
out the tangle. The government may sue
the surety company and it may re'let the
contract.
The employees on going back to the
island were much provoked that the Mary
W. Libby was provided for their trans
portation. Manager Cooling declared the
Libby was safe, comfortable boat.
Finally they returned on the Island Belle
1t is said that the government will have
boat of it's own next week.
Work is progressing quite rapidly at the
island. Last week two eight-inch disap
pearing guns were mounted and are al
ready for business. By next fall thu
masked batteries at Diamond will be {
formidable obstruction to any hostile
feet. A full sweep of the entrance to the
harbor clear out to the Two Lights comes
within range of the guns and the batteries
themselves are in positions that are con
sidered impregnable.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
GOING TO BOSTON.
Vacation Plans of Two Boston Boys Sud-
denly Thwarted.

A couple of Boston boys, Esmond E.
Clark and Fred Brown were arrested at
the Union station yesterday at 4.50 p. m.
by Portland police officers. The arrest
was made at the request of Inspector
Watts of the Boston police department.
and the charge against the Clark boy Is
that he stole $50 from his step father,
Frank Drury, before taking his depar-
ture. The boys are about eighteen years
of age and say that they were going down
to Scion to have vacation.
Clark denies that he stole the money
but says that he got it from his BROTHER
The Brown boy is disposed to admit
that his friend stole the money and says
that the amount was $50 and not $50.
Clark had $40 with him and Brown had
SIG. They are bright appearing boss
and are fairly well dressed
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
Personal.

Miss Lucy G. Bedlos Of this city, has
been elected teacher of drawing for the
public schools OF Portsmouth, N. II.
Ex.-Goy. Fiske and wife OF Kentucky,
have arrived at the Oceanic House, Peaks
island, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs
Ar. Scoville, and granddaughters. Miss
'Schoyiile and Mrs. Flavel Scoville.
q Rev. DR.. Parsons, formerly of Chest
nut st. church, is at Fairfield. Ny, in
the Adriondaoks and is gaining health
and strength fast. This will be good
news to his old.parishioners
Among the old faces warmly welcomed
at the meeting of the Maine Pharmaceu-
tical association was that of DR.. j. T.
True OF Auburn, manufacturer of the
celebrated Pin Worm Elixir
Mr. and Mrs. Lacasse, the only two
surviving first class passengers of the ill
fated steamer La Bourgogne which was
sunk in collision off Cape Sable, Monday
morning. passed through the city on
the Pullman, yesterday NOR ming, on
their way back to New York.
Mrs. B. f. Beals of Auburn. past de-.
paroinSut presiueuG OIL Gne woman S state
Relief corps, and Mrs. Emma L. Y.
Stiles Of lWestbrook, both members of the
board of trustees, were in the city Thurs
day to make their annual examination of
the accounts of the treasurer, Mrs. w.
II. Jewett.
Ex-Sherif Isaiah S. Webb of Bridgton
was.i the city on yesterday.
Mrs. Clara B. Blanchard and Miss A..
3. Blanchard left Thursday for Western
trip. They will travel with Raymond &
( Whitcomb party, visiting the Yellowstone
National park and other places Of in.
teres6 The time of their return is indefi.
mite.
Mrs DR.. Way returned from Chicago
yesterday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
WEDDINGS.
STEVENS-RYDER.

A wedding party Of twenty-slx relatives
and friends of Otis r. and Alma Ryder,
in Belfast, Thursday evening, une Both,
assembled to witness the marriage Of
Miss Viola E., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryder, and Mr.. Ross l.. Stevens of Port
land. The decorations at the house were
simple yet beautiful. The cermony was
performed by Rev. G. 81. Wells at
O'Clock, after which refreshments were
served. They left by the Boston steamer
for short trip in Massachusetts. They
will be at home at NJ. 143 Neal street,
Portland, after August goth. They were
the recipients Of many handsome and
useful presents.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
BRIEF JoTTlnos.

The FIRST Spiritual Society will go on
their annual picnic tomorrow to Ever
green Landing. The boat will leave Gus
tom House wharf at 1890 a. n. All
members and friends are invited.
A Globe laundry team was run into in
Longfellow Square, Thursday, as the
laundry team driver tried to cross the
track in front of an electric car in spite
of the car gong. Strange to say, though
the horse was knocked down, he was but
little hurt, and the driver escaped injury
Rev. John Barstow, of Medford, Mass.
will supply the pulpit Of Williston church
tomorrow
The inspector of buildings states that
90 permits for the erection of new build
ings or additions, were issued during the
month of June this year.
Owing to the carelessness of the driver
of an American express team yesterday
morning serious accident, by collision
with an electric car on Middle street, was
narrowly ayerted. : The express driver ap-
peared to be asleep on his seat. The car
just grazed the wheels of the express
wagon.
q Robert 3. Berry,..a plumber working at
the Falmouth hotel, was taken to his
home on Bracket street in Rich's ambu.
lance Thursday night, suffering terrible
pain In the abdomen. Appendicitis was
feared.
Excellent are the results of treatment
at Kelley Institute, Portland, Me.
The committee on public buildings
made tour of inspection yesterday after
noon.
The committee. " ON new buildings met
yesterday to consider the list Of petitions
referred to them at the last meeting of
the Mayor and Aldermen.
The afternoon service at St. Pauls
church will be omitted during July and
August. The Rector will conduct service
on Sunday norning next.
The regular mems meeting of the Y.
M. CA. Sunday afternoon at 4 30 O'Clock
will be conducted by MIR. o. S. Norton.
Yesterday was bright and warmer than
Thursday.
The Harpswell steamer which is to car
~ the excursion to Camp Fessenden to-
day will leave Portland pier at s. 80 a. m.
A horse belonging to William W. Ormsly
of Scarboro slipped and fell in Monument
square yesterday and broke one of his
h ind legs. The horse was killed by DR..
T. 8. Gaga
A hearing and trial will be held in the
United States district court before Judge
Webb today in the libel case against the
schooner Willard salisbury.
Eight more recruits will be sent to
ChiCkaTnauCa this evening
i Casco Bay commandery Of Loyal
OrangeInen. win hive an excursion and
picnic at Long island next Tuesday It's
guest will be the communicates from
Cumberland Mills, Sanford and Lewis
ton. They will mako the trip by the Cas-
co Bay company's steamers.
There will be an Important meeting of
the Printing Pressmen's Union, No. 20
at 5.15 p IN. this afternoon at the rooms
Of the Emeralds on Union street.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
VOLUNTEER AID ASSOCIATION.

A large box of supplies was sent tc
Chickamau ga park on Thursday after.
noon. 1t contained SO sheets, Sc pillow
slips, % hospital shirts, "a pajama suits
22S abdominal bandages. 375 rolled and
767 sterilized ones. dozens of handker
chiefs, and large quantities of old liner
for hospital use. There were dozen jars
of shrub, with cereals, matted milk, etc..
for the sick and a few pounds of tobacco
kindly donated by Mr.. iCharlesj Pennel
and lady who surely knows how the
soldier boys always appreciate gift Of
their favorite weed; also few pipes.
There are still many unfinished articles
and bed ticks, mattresses comforters and
blankets have been sent over to Camp
Burdeute. All this has been accomplished
in the past four weeks.
| The treasurer reports that ninety dollars
in checks have been sent to DR.. O'Neill
to provide medicines and delicacies for
the sick in the regimental hospital, con-
corning which Col Morton writes as fol-
lows:
"Our 1egimental hospital is inside our
camp, and consists of a row of four
hospital tents. One is a dispensary and
the rest are wards. Only slight ailments
are treated here. An ambulance comes
daily for more serious cases, to take them
to the general hospital for the division,
about half mile away. This is camp
of tents, with surgeons, stewards and
,r;ra+oc RI do tho raoosuoru xx,orI- uI,on
are about $50 of them and at present
about $50 patients. Close by is the camp
of the ain bulance corps for the division,
with couple of hundred officers ami
men. in war these men are right on tn }
line of battle to bring wounded soldier.
back to the division hospital, which is
located out of fire. The whole system you
will see, is devised to keep all men not
able bodied away from their regiments, so
the latter may be ready for action
The association is in frequent commu-
nication both with Col. Morton and Dr.
O'Neill, and thus obtain definite knowl-
edge of the soldiers most pre- ssing needs
Many donations of from one to five and
ten dollars haze been received and the
McCullum theatre benefit turned into the
treasury nearly twenty five dollars, which
certainly is goodly sum, and this in
spite of unpromising weather, anG here
let me add that Mr.. McCullum again
gives testimony to his loyalty, patriotism
and generosity by rendering still another
benefit on date soon to be announced.
Let us hope that the late corners will be-
hold the card, STANDING room only"
A vote of thanks is hereby rendered to
Mrs. Joseph White for donating the
laundering of all the articles sent, also to
Messrs. Snow and Bolster for the services
of Mr.. E. G. Jackson to pack and mark
the box of supplies and who performed
many kindly offices for the ladies in
charge.
Room II, Browns block is open every
evening, Tuesday and Friday forenoon fol
work, information and receiving supplies
and meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
takes place every Friday morning at ter
O'Clock at which time all heads OF com
mittees are requested to report.
CAROLINE A. FALLON, Sec.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
J. r, LIBBY.

J. E. Libby calls today Stimulating
Saturday" or 'c,aling up" day because
Of his special bargains that are watched
for with eagle eyes by tho people who
know good thing when they see it. To.
day ladies' underwear, nightrobes, hosi.
cry, both for men and women, handker
chiefs, ladies' ties, belts and belt pins,
the very incest toilet articles, pocketbooks
souvenir spoons, books and stationery
are offered. The store will be open this
evening giving great opportunity for
family shopping.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

Exchange and Federal Streets.

house scene captivates everybody, and is
without doubt the most ingenious enter
tainment scheme that has been seen here
for long time.
Next week the original Alabama
Troubadours are to be at the park. This
company has always been a very popular
one. and promises to be stronger than
ever this season.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
FOSTER-BAXTER.

On Tuesday evening at the residence of
the rector, Miss Alice M. Baxter and Mr..
Richard W. Foster, both of this city were
united in marriage The ceremony was
performed before few intimate friends
and relatives, by the Rev. Joseph B.
Shepherd Of St. Paul's church. Mr..
George Baxter was best man and Miss
Florence Baxter was bridesmaid. After
the ceremony the couple gave reception
at their home on .Vins street, where
numerous friends were present. Delight
full music graced the occasion and we'd
ding supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster will be at home after August l.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

The two-masted schooner George +.
Keen. owned by VS.. Jordan & Co., has
bean sold to Port Clyde parties, and will
continue in the coasting trade. The
Keene has been laid up four months on
account of poor business. She is 81 years
old.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
ONLY NINETEEN MORE RECRUITS
NEEDED.

Lieutenant Chaplin yesterday morning
received a letter from Captain Moriarity
of Co. I, who is in charge of the recruit.
ine office at Lewiston. In 1t he says that
he has eleady sent to Camp Thomas sew
enty-fye recruits for the tirstg battalion
and will start fifteen more on their jour-
ney this week.
I,ieutenanu Hubbard of Co. K, who is
in charge of the recruiting Office OF the
third battalion at Augusta, has so far Sc
cured and sent only fifty recruits to Chic
kamauga
The regiment !. only needs nineteen
mora recruits.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
NOTICE TO YOUNG WOMEN.

The Young Women g Christian Associa.
ton extends cordial invitation to young
women to join them in an outing party
and picnic supper at Cape Cottage, Savur-
day, July 9th. Those who can go early
will meet at the United States hotel to
start from that point at two p. m. by
electric cars. Others who must go later
will start from the same point at six.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
1t Would Be a Miracle

IT She Lived till Fall-So the Doctor Said
Very Much Run Down.
CoPLiN, ME.-"Last February I had
the grip which left me with bad cough.
inc doctor said that it would be miracle
If lived until fall. 1 was 80 very much
run down could hardly walk across the
floor. FINALLY Ibegan to take Hood g Sar-
sapariiia; am new on my Ath bottle and
able to help about the housework and
walk out DOORS" Mrs. MILrIE WHITLEY.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
We do not wish 10 move these goods.

Each will bring her lunch. A pleasant
time is anticipated. All women are
cordially invited to the women S meeting
to he held at the Y. w. G. A. rooms at
d 30 n. IN. Sunday. The meeting will be
addressed by Rev. S. 3. Pearson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
OLD ORCHARD ADVENT CAMP
MEETINGS

The Old Orchard Advent camp meet
for today the speakers are: A. M.-Rev.
e. A. Goodwin. P. M.-Miles Grant.
Evening--W. Fl. jackson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

The meetings will be held another
year the last week in July instead of the
present date. Sunday programme not
yet made up.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09

NEW ADyERTisEaIENTs TO-DAY.

NEW ADyEIlJisEMENT5 TO-DAY.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Eastman Bros. s. Bancroft
j. r. Libby Co
T. f. Foss 6 Sons.
Foster, Avery e. Co.
j. E. Palmer.
II. II. Hay G. Son.
Geo. C. Shaw.
Manufacturers Syndicate.
Center s. Mcdowell.
Frank z. Tibbetts q Co.
Wanted.
To the Public.
Forest City Loan and Building Association.
AMUSENIEFTS.
Boston Star Course.
New Wants. To Let, For Sale, Lost. Found
and similar advertisements will be foun under
their appropriate heads on page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
! Iousef
CHlFF0NIERS.

$24.0O to 1850 l
1900 to 1000 l
1900 o $50 l
500 to 500 1
500 to 400 /
1000 to 1900 |
1900 to 900 1
1850 to 10. SO l
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-09
GOVT. WORK SUSPENDED
Contractor William Morgan Fails To
Pay His Men.
RECEIVES CHECK FROM MAJOR
HOXIE AND LEAVES TOWN.

Thomas r. Allen Secures an Injunction In
New Jersey-Morgan Said to Owe
Workmen SIS, oo0-What Some of the
Men Say Abo 1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
GbrIi6e N~emtraIitat SeS Semti@en
Netd1S.

3Dar leibet Der bsutI6e Sanoel bur9 IN:
feren &rieg bereits T4tperen S9aben. De,
9anbelsbsrfebr 3pii9en ben Ser. Stuater
uno 9euti9tanb lit. in ben leBten 0oGer
itart 5uriidgegangen. @p limb, na9 Selez
gramrnen, groBe umeritanif9e 8etelungen
in Der bebeutenben Observation-Disclosures @rei5,
&euB dlterer 2inie, in @pGenz unb Baum
!pDlIen=Waaren 5uriidge5ogen tporber.
SrpB Der ~unfreunbli9en 6altung zines
56eils Der Preffe i'm Hei9 berii9ert, pie
3stabelt pirb, bic bo9angeiebene nMiin9ez
Rer Nugemeine 3eitung" pubrNitsgemdB,
bab oas beutI9e @oIf in ieiner intelligenten
Mebr6ett Die NeutralitGt Der beutI9en Rez
gierung bur9ous biIigt. Neutral:tGt in
ieber urb Der e6rli9iten Weiie, bas 1T Deute
in 0eutI9lanb be 2pfhng.
go purbe Der 8er1u9 Spanien's, ;n186eine
lamb unb in @etfaIen &pblen gu ~erlangen,
p~erettelt.
@ie genau Die beutf6s 8egisrung ben Be-
grtff %ftritter NeutraIitdt auffoBt, gebt II. 81.
baraus berDpr, baB Der 9ampfer vpennIDl=
bania" Der 6amburgz Nmerita>2inie, Der en-
25. Ipril bon 9omburg nab SEEM gorf in
See geben fpQte, Die 46fobrt I'm "a Stuliz
ben ber8Ogern muBte. neil er 10000 Gent
uer ais 9iingerIal3 betIdrirten 8aliIalpster,
Der CUR PuIperfubrttation pertpenbet pirb,
on 8orb battle. Die beuti9sn 8e6Drben
tparen Der Nnii6t, baB bieier SaIpeter uls
ariegscontrebanbe gu betru9ten lei, unb
Drbneteu bes6aIb an, baB bas 9iingerTala
ni4t auS9efiibrt perDen biirfe. 9as gan3e
0uantum purbe unter Nufii6t beutI6er
Marina6eamten ausgelaben. Die Mrbsit beg
&uslaOens purbe mDgli9it bef9Geunigt, nm
bic 4bfobrt bes 9umpfers ni9t ungebi6tz
li9 gu psr5Ogern. Der our 6ilfsmaI9iner;e
Der uPenniplOunia" gebDrige 9ompffeIeI,
pel3er bic &ruft CUR 8etpeeung bes 9ampfz
trabns %lieferte, erpIpbirte, unb brei perfonen
tru9en i4pere 9erleBunsen babon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
Bon ether perIoremem Sabne.

8isber gait es aGs geI6i9tli4e SbatId4e,
baB i'm beut19sfrun3Oiii4sn &rtege oeuts
f6erIeits nur eine ein8ige SABINE D%erlortn
gegungen fei, - bic SABINE oes 2. 8atdillona
Der 61er. sic gtng i'm Sample gegeni Die
SreiI9drler unter &icciottt 9ari6alo: an
einem SabritgebGube 3lptf9en 9outQp uni
ct. Martin, nt9t melt BON 9tion am %,
Sam. 1870 babur3 D~erloren, DAB ibre ge7
Iammte 8ebedung UNI iie berum unb uui
i6r %gefalIen mar, uno tpuroe eri am Gage
burauf unter benz 2ei4en6iigel bon a!ceiots
tt's 2suten gefunben. 4u4 oas @sneralz
~Itabstperf ertlGrt, bab biefe bic ein5tge in@er=
luit gerotbene SABINE sepelen let.
Sept bebuuptet uber bic &01n, 3tg, es lei
nod cine 5tpttte SABINE Oerloren gegangen'
bie1e S6atia9e aber Oert&i6t tporosn.
9aS 3peite Battalion Oss 16. &e9iments
biiBte nGmli9 ibr suFoIgc feline SABINE an
16. Mugut 1870 Dor Mars Ia Sour elm,
unb aipar hurb cine 8erfettung bon umfdn
ben. OieIel6e mar por Der S6ld6t burd
8erps9slung gum 1. Battalion getommen,
unb gina BEL Der 4. @ompa9nte oesFelben bers
loren. pa bie1e S6atfa9e am MOrgea beg
nd6iten Cages befannt purbe, unb bteGran>
aofen mittlertpeile ben Rud5ug angetreten
6utten, 10 purbe es m0gli3, bas S9l14tfelo
an Der @teGe gu bur9Iu4en, tpo bas 1. &az
taiIon eetdmpft bate, uno es gelang auG
oas ~apanaig 3oG lange unters @no: beS Sab
nenftodes auf3ufinoen, ni4t aber ben O6eren
She'll nit SABINE, 8reu5 unb 8Gnbern. DIE
fer 1T nod BON benz in 5olge BON 8srtpun=
buna porii6ergs6enb in Gefangeni6aft 9eras
tbenen lieutenant Sp6erbed in 8rubiqe auI
einem fran30iI9en Wagen geIe6en porbsn,
Die S6atIa6e aber tit, Der 8Dlnerin au=
folee, pertui9t tporoen. W}an ertldrte BIZ
SABINE nur fir I9per bei6dbi9t, uno madte
ii6er ben geretteten S6sil oes 5alnenltodS
einsn l1eber3ug bon Segeltu3, mad Dirt Dec
SFubnenfutterals. OieIe S9etnfabne bat BEN
Battalion nd6renb bes 9an3en 8eftes De
9rieaes a1s 5ibrer gebient, uu3 NOD beim
@ieqesein3ug in &0ln. unO als es 1872 eint
neue SABINE er6ielt, tpurbe BON Der alter
olei6faas nur als bon elmer f9per bei9d:
biqten geIpro9en. Saifer Wilbelm I. TOu
ais er na96er ben pirtli6en Sbutbsltent
erfabren, iebr Gr9erli3 getpefen fein.
Ser 8ortpurf, baB man bic Sadie ba6(
pertuI6en ponen, bat Der &01n. .3ta. eipt
f9arfe Mntport bes tommanbirenben Gene.
rails bon GDb sugeaOseu, bod bdlt Die Sol.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
Or. RoOmoQ's
S%urlaparlQlan
Re(o(Oent.
Ser 9rO6e Sltttreimi9er.
Bur SeiGung
f.. cGsaA: CGa.. cAnA.E Ea:4n.A
Bur SeiGnng
alter 6tortfGen &ranGGeitem.

Sober Sropfen bes Suriupurilian 8eiOlptni ers
tbetlt Our6 Das 8lut, Den S6ipeiB, ben llrtn uno
anoere 6liiifgfeiten Oes Spfenls neue 2ebenstrdtr,
Denu es eriebt bic perbraudten S5eile Deg &Drpers
Our6 neue unO qeiunOs Ntaterie'n. Str0Sbcln,
S6ptuOiubt, Syphilis, %uugebeilte uno i6le6t be-
banOelte Syphilis III i6ren mannigia5en GormcI
QsnOet aebu Gents ein iTr pas iIuitrirte Pub
i6npiire I'M Salie uno M1unoe, 9euIsn, ¬en in ben
Sriiien unO anoerCn Sbctlen oes SDitems, c%nt3iinocte
Nuqeil, %oerbGrtete Nbiorocrungen aus Den Gbren, t0s
iuie Die i6lin1miten Sorn1eu bon 0aut=&rantbeitcn GEs
iGtpure, 6iebersAusi6la9, @rinotOpf, &tn9;purnI,
Sal3 =RbeumatiSnlus, Notbtauf, Ginuen, i6parle
Gleden i'm 6leii6e, eiternOe 8eulen, frcbsartiQe Dts
ipIbie, GrGuen=Strantbstteu unD ale iGipGbenoen NIB
lGmer 3baften Nusi6eiounaer, GdGti6DeiB, Yollutio-
nGn uno aae @ergcuoungeH Der 9ebenszQrin3i?teI
lieaen tnnerbalb Dss beilenoen 8erei0s oicics 9Sua,
Oers Der mUOsrnen G6emic, umD Gin @ebr0u6 BON ine'
9egen irgcno melbe Gorm nieier &rdntbeiten ein'
nimmt, feline beiltrdftige N5trtun0 beipciien. gSena g
Dem 9atisnten, ipelber td0lt6. our6 Die f%ortQeieyt
3unebmeuoen 0eruite unO NuflpiunQen on &riiteE
berliert, gelinet, Oitien 9erluiteu Gtnbalt SIT tbGH
uno ~oieielben our6 aus geiunoem @lIte entlpriHQcroe
ncue WateriGlien al erieBen unO 3ieieS miro Durb
RaoipaD's Sdrapariuian 8eiooent f6er errei6t
10 lit cine &eilune qeipib, Oenn ipenit oteies Setluittel
ctnnal ieine &einieun9sarbeit |beeiunt uno es ibm JEz
lingt, pieic 9erlufte an ptrminoern, 10 >pirp pic QeNes
rlne RAID e~rfoloen, uno nit iepem GAGE ipiro ih pr
~uetrGftiet, Der @ppetit %esbeTert unO Sleii5 uno Ges
ipi6t iueroen 5%uneDnIen.
9us GOlQenOe 1T Elm Sal, no cine GIaibc BON
gtdOWaD's SGriGpariliNn &eiolpent Die betrtifenbeH
Symphonic b~eieitiQte, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ODER bic Observation-Disclosures ~3erit6rte rno ben
9aticnten Don 9ollutionen beireite. Sieier @risf
ipurOe i'm October 1897 gsi6risbeu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
9ie Sranffmrter Seit,tn9 arf 1tnie.
rer settle.

4s bor etnigen 3agen bas &dbel melbete
baB bic ugeiummte" beuti6s greiie Ste1unl
gegen bic Ser. Staten uno fir Spdnien &c.
nommen bdtte, ha be5peifelten mir Die MiGs
tigfeit Der Na9ri6t, benin es giebt int beut.
I9en Rei9e aud freifinnige, %unferer Nepu.
blit giinitig g%e1innte 8ldtter, BON benen MIDI,
on5unebmen NOR, baB 1e lire Spmpat3ier
o.m alien berrottetcn Spanien Sutpenoer
piirben. Wie rebt mir batten, bic 4nga6t
gu be5neifeln, benefit Der folgenbe tele9ra.
pbii9 mitget6eilte Nus3ug aus Der r5rant.
furter 3eitung", bisisr e%influBreihen uni
peitOerbreiteten 3eitung 9euti9lanbs, tpel4C
Die Ser. Staten gegen ben 8orpurf bss
Re6tsbru6s bsrtbeioigt unb fagt:
r9eute, Die Dberfldhli6 urtbsilen, MIDI
ten ben Qmsritanern QGnbergter pprperfer
tiefer, blidenbe 8eoba6ter aber Ie6en, baE
anoere 8stpeggriinbs mitIpielten. Sir baS
amerifanif9s 8olf lit bas 9efi6l entfde?z
berb, baB ben fpanii9en 9rdueln auf Gubu
Elm @rbe gema9t perben miifIe. Weper'a
interchangeable REF cine tiefgebenDe @nt=
riiitur9 6eroor, in Der ameritamG f6en 8pltSz
feele ma9te ii9 QbI9eu por benz Sreibs1
bieIss v8lut6unbes" 9eltenO unb es e%ntitans
bic 1e6sr3sugung, haB man i'm Nas
men Der Men slid felt elm
f6reiten miiIe. Wenn man Der
itraflp1en 6in56la6tung Der 4rmenier gez
bentt, muB man fi9 freuen, baB es mod Elm
8olt auf Der Wslt 9tsbt, bem 6lmanitdt
fin Geerer Wabn lit. Gs tdmpfen apet
3ulturen gegen chamber, bic freie, trGftiQ
ouftr.benbe anselid4iii9e unb Sic ber
MISREPRESENTATION, en9beraigen lateint=
i6en Rafe = boz tann Der Sieg ni9t nIe6r
3peifelbaft Ietn,"
Gum @9luB rdtb Der QrtifeG ben Nmeriz
tonern an, ribren 9eg ni9t gu nett aus
suniiben, Ion0ern, tDte fs d:nem ciDiliitrter
8olte geaiemt, NIT WdBigung p%or5t9c9sn."
Sn bieIen einfaden Morten Iiegt Der &eru
Der SADIE. @s Tinb Gu6a's niuen LANCE
genug @orte nit spanien gepe4felt NOR
ben, 9ponisn bat 3sit genug gebabt, ieint
NutoritGt ouf Gubu uno bamit 5rieoen uni
Orbnung ~ber3uiteqen, aber es bat I'M 2ouf'
ot.fer langen s3eit nur INNER mebr feline
unfd6i9feit unb feline unmsni9IiGfeit an
ben Sag geiegt.
SEPT greifen mir, bes langen 3uidauenz
TAFT, i'm Ramen Der MenT6li6teit ein uni
Iu6en aus bisfem iungen Weltt6eiIe cine alt'
Mu9t gu Oerjogsn, bic gu mori3 Seposben
lit, i6ren 8eitBitanb gu regieren.